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Home My WebLink AboutLand Use Case.HP.411 E Main St.HPC16-92r- .7 .Al.A 411 EAST MAIN ; Cantina 2737-073-30-002 HPC16-92 3 , i WL-*,p (de /- \ 05 g KI P 5--9- . P 4 I 1 m . .. CASELOAD SUMMARY SHEET City of Aspen Historic Preservation Committee DATE RECEIVED: 04/14/92 CASE NUMBER: HPC16-92 DATE COMPLETE: PARCEL ID: ,2 7437 -073-30- 00- PROJECT NAME: Cantina HPC Review of Landscape Change Project Address: 411 Main Street; Aspen, CO 81611 APPLICANT: Don Fleisher Applicant Address: 200 East Main, Aspen, CO 81611 925-2122 REPRESENTATIVE: Steve Schubert Representative Address/Phone: 411 Main Street Aspen, CO 81611 925-3663 TYPE OF APPLICATION: 1 STEP: 2 STEP: 3 STEP: Description Minor Historic Development; $100 paid HPC Meeting Dates: P&Z Meeting Date: CC Meeting Date: Historic Preservation Officer: Insubstantial Amendment or Exemption: Date: REFERRALS: Planning Building Zoning City Engineer Parks Dept. City Attorney DATE REFERRED: INITIALS: r. 0 1 FINAL ROUTING: DATE ROUTED: 0 9 Le-- INITIAL:(/P~ City Atty City Clerks Office Other: FILE STATUS AND LOCATION: (-*~'\ ~~'~-,0,~ COMMENTS: 0 .. Aspen/Pit~~ing Office 130 ~treet Asp ~ 611 (303) 920!~~~20-5197 April 15, 1992 Mr. Steve Schubert Cantina Restaurant 411 E. Main Aspen, CO 81611 Re: Development application received for Cantina tree removal Dear Steve: As we discussed today by phone, the Minor Development application I received from you has the following discrepancies: 1. It's not complete, and does not address the Development Review Standards as called for in the application packet 2. It appears that you are confusing the Growth Management Exemption section (8-107) with Historic Preservation Minor Development Review (Sec. 7-601) 3. You have paid $100 for a HP Minor Development Review. We can either: a) Refund this fee and return your incomplete application 2 b) Retain it to apply to a revised, and completed, Minor Development application c) Retain it to apply to the Growth Management Exemption (Planning Director) sign off, or other HP exemption review by me. 4. I see that you have now revised your thoughts for the plaza area, which includes replacing the four planted maples with four potted aspens. I will return to the HPC on April 22 with this revised idea, to seek their direction. IF they find no problem with your plan of replacing these trees with large potted aspens, I will agree to simply signing off as an Exemption from HPC ($50 fee) . I have enclosed the HPC Exemption application form for you to complete and return to me right away. ~ recycled paper .. Steve, please call me with questions. I am giving Kim Johnson a copy of what you submitted to me, along with a copy of this letter. Understand that there are two totally separate processes that must be completed prior to approving your application. One is the design aspect within the historic district, which is the responsibility of the Historic Preservation Committee and me (their staff person). The other is the amendment to the Growth Management approval, handled by Kim, due to changes in landscaping from the original approval. We understand your need to remove the aphid-ridden trees from the plaza, recognizing the fact that this tree "experiment" is now causing problems to outdoor diners. At the April 8 worksession with the HPC, I heard from them that tree removal would be permitted, provided they were replaced with something. Your idea of replacing them with potted aspens may be a wise choice. Sincerely, RoXanne Eflin Historic Preservation Officer CC: Kim Johnson .. Aspen/Pit~*~ing Office 130 ~treet Asp~ 611 (303) 9241'll~~~~~~~~~~~920-5197 April 28, 1992 Mr. Steve Schubert Cantina Restaurant 411 East Main Street Aspen, CO 81611 Re: Refund for HPC Exemption Review HAND DELIVERED Dear Mr. Schubert: Enclosed please find a money order in the amount of $50.00 from the City of Aspen due to over-payment by the Cantina for an HPC Exemption Review. Your cost of the review is only $50.00 and your check was for $100.00 therefore we are refunding the balance. Thank yOU for your time and we hope this caused you no inconvenience. Sincerely, Roxanne Eflin Historic Preservation Planner RE/mam Enclosure ~ recycled paper 9-'2.-0....., -,--&-A.I--4,w...-'..blkl.'C.:'.i -.'.-'4'..0....: ---6/-- -4-.,/1-4.A'."4'. .. [Prrirw (C[[10[Il [DÂ®Â®(C[Il[Em This petty cash uoucher will be reconciled by returned receipts end/or monies within three (3) working days from the date of this uoucheror I hereby authorize the Finance Department to deduct the total amount of this uoucher from my nellt payroll. / * 114-Â«Â«.21 f \it:k.A-00 $~Wdre of Benoit-receiuing petty cash ~ 92- Date 0 -62-9 11 Amount Receiued 1-7 0/ Department Amount Returned $ Approved by Coding: Product or Seruices: c#.O.Ql-Li--Q.Q.200.- -RAnd al u. po p# 422.3.6- Amount â‚¬00 flp,Aw,â€¢604 FO.P. - C#-----I-------0 0406-nou Plece P#_____ amount $ Pete cash purchases should not be charged tax and you will not be reimbursedfor tax payments. The City 4 Aspen is tax exempt, whichallows us to buy materials and not be charged tax. Our State tax exempt ID number is 98-04557. Our Federal tax exempt number is 84-6000563. Please mention this to merchants when purchasing merchandisefor the city. Â¥-4/â€¢â€¢ . 1/I - I I. - -I *t I . - 12021â€¢/Cle'l"'ll/: L No 50938 P00ONAL MONEY ORDER 82-465/1021 April 30,1992 BMD / 82-Â·pts..â‚¬5.-*Â·2Â»Â· - ~*I50.00** , NOT VALID FOR MORE THAN $300.00 COPY OF PERSONAL MONEY ORDER DRAWN ON ~~~Â·Â·~~~ 1- %-7- -24 $34/f,21-~ -- / - I . 1 A. The Bank of Aspen amount *own hereo,i agregs to insert in ink thedate tb(0payee, his own signature The customer in buying this personal money' order form with the number and and *+Ife*-2*rrd--4ssu,Es responsibility fg/,106**fffis made possible by his 119 South Mill Â· Aspen, Colorado 81611 Â· (303) 925-2500 \:6*4964%0. 6-4 VA/1**kU// /gâ€¢*Aâ€¢.Â·91-7,142xw'I,<0' OTIABLE 1 /67 PLEASE FILL IN "PAY TO THE ORDER OF" LINE ON MONEY ORDER AND SIGN WITH ADDRESS-IMMEDIATELY. 1 p[E'[ri~ Cm*[1] m{~DE[Il[Eal i This petty cash uoucher will be reconciled by returned receipts and/or monies within three (3) working days from the date of this uoucheror I hereby authorize the Finance Department to deduct the total amount of this uoucher from my next payroll. , I AL J I.(Â»,An-91 V \ I.>rwL 5~wre of perso~receiuing petty cash 4-2. 22 Date Â£2-1 :2+ amount Recelued L J L./ Department Amount Returned $ flpproued by Â» Coding: Product or Services: c#-O.Q-11.3.--Q.Â¤.2.do-- 3Wund 4- Npo P# 422367 Amount f5-00 Â¢lp# 10*6Kh FO.P. - C#------------ 45747//ilav i Place P# ----- amount $ Pete cash purchases should not be charged tax and you will not be reimbursedfor tax payments. The City of Aspen is tax exempt, number is 84-6000563. Please mention this to merchants whenpurchasing merchandisefor the city. whichallows us to buy materials and not becharged tax. Our State taxexempt ID number is98-04557. Our Federal gaxexempt - '1.1. E.7 ...4 .. HPC MEETING APRIL 8 1992 PROBLEM: THE CANTINA HAS HAD A LONG STANDING PROBLEM WITH AN APHID INFESTATION THAT HAS INFECTED THE FOUR DECIDUOUS TREES THAT ARE PLANTED IN THE OUTSIDE PATIO DINING AREA. DESPITE NUMEROUS ANNUAL TREE SPRAYINGS, THE APHIDS PERSIST AND ARE CREATING EXTREME HEALTH AND CONTAMINATION PROBLEMS TO OUR PATRONS WHO CHOOSE TO EAT ON THE PATIO. SIMPLY STATED, THE APHIDS ARE FALLING INTO PEOPLE'S HAIR AND INTO PEOPLE'S FOOD. WE HAVE TRIED FOR MANY YEARS TO RID OURSELVES OF THIS PROBLEM THROUGH THE RECOMMENDED SPRAYING OF THESE TREES BY PROFESSIONAL TREE SPRAYERS. UNFORTUNATELY THE APHIDS PERSIST. WE HAVE BEEN TOLD THAT THIS HAS BEEN A CITY WIDE PROBLEM IN RECENT YEARS. WE ARE CERTAIN THAT EVERYONE HERE TODAY, WILL AGREE THAT IT IS A FAR GREATER PROBLEM FOR A RESTAURANT THAN IT IS FOR MOST PEOPLE. WE BELIEVE PART OF THE TREE SPRAYING FAILURES RESULT FROM THE DIFFICULTY OF REACHING THE HIGHER TREE LIMBS. THE CRANE THAT HAS BEEN USED SIMPLY CANNOT REACH THE HIGHER LIMBS DUE TO THE INACCESSIBILITY OF THE PATIO COURT AND CONSEQUENTLY ALL OF THE APHIDS ARE NOT DESTROYED. , SOLUTION: THE ONLY VIABLE SOLUTION IS TO REMOVE THE TREES AND CONSEQUENTLY ELIMINATE THE APHID POPULATION. WE COME HERE TODAY TO SEEK YOUR APPROVAL OF THIS TREE REMOVAL. THE PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT HAS ALREADY BEEN CONTACTED AND THEY HAVE STATED THAT THEY HAVE NO OBJECTION TO THE REMOVAL OF THE TREES AS LONG AS OTHER CITY AGENCIES HAVE NO OBJECTIONS. IN PRELIMINARY DISCUSSIONS WITH ROXANNE ELFIN, IT WAS SUGGESTED THAT WE APPROACH THE HPC WITH A "REPLACEMENT PLAN" FOR THE INFESTED TREES. PROPOSED "REPLACEMENT PLAN": 4/6 THE CANTINA RESTAURANT CONSULTED WITH BILL POSS, THE ORIGINAL ARCHITECT RESPONSIBLE FOR THE DESIGN OF THE OUTDOOR PATIO, AND IT WAS HIS SUGGESTION THAT WE REPLACE THE TREES WITH A MORE EPICUREAN GARDEN AND DINING AREA AFFECT. HE SUGGESTED A VICTORIAN ARBOR WITH GROWING VINES AND HANGING FLOWERING PLANTS. WE WANT TO PRESENT TO YOU TONIGHT A PRELIMINARY DESIGN FOR THE PURPOSED ARBOR. WE WOULD ALSO LIKE YOUR APPROVAL FOR THE REMOVAL OF THE TREES BEFORE THE BEGINNING OF THE PATIO SEASON. ATmCHMENT 1 0.6 USE APPLMATION FORM .. 1) Project Name C.AN'T / K) A HPC REVI Etc Of- 4-A~]E)SCA-PC- C/Â·*1-Â£%6- 2) Project Iocation 44 MAI Aj p\-SPELl oc) (indicate street address, lot & block number, legal description uiere appropriate) CC 4) I[St Size 3) Present Zoning 5) Applicant's Name, Address & phone# 66/0 PLE-frefE-â‚¬ 3-00 9 M fli A.j A-5 PER.3 9517 @Ill 6) Repmsentative's Name, A~hess & Ihone * El-Eu E SCH u,3 EUT 915- 3 663 4/l MA I k) 6% ped CO 8(6(l Type of Application (please check all that apply): Cotilitional Use Conceptual SPA Conceptual Historic Dev. Special Review Final SPA Final Historic Dev. 8040 Greenline C_._-~L-ual POD ~ Minor Historic Dev. Stream Margin Final RJD Historic Demolition Mountain yiew Plane Subdivision Historic Designation Condcniniumization - Text/Map Amerxlment ag Allotment Iot Spli-t/Int Line (NOS Eboemption Adjustment 8) Description of Existing Uses Â«Imber and type of existing structures; approocimate sq. ft.; â„¢mber of bedroams; any previous approvals granted to the property). Res'I-Au 2-A-&)1-- 9) Description of Developnent Application E A-) C L OSE' 1 10) Have you attached the following? 963 Response to Attadmient 2, Minimmt Sulnission Contents VES Response to Attachment 3, Specific Submission Contents 96 Response to Attadmarrt 4, Review Standards for Your Application 1 1. 1 1 1 1 1 3 O.0-'11 .. 6 ywr CANAINA a greAt mexican place MINOR HISTORIC DEVELOPMENT APPLICATION CANTINA PATIO LANDSCAPE MODIFICATION GENERAL: CANTINA RESTAURANT 411 MAIN ASPEN CO 81611 BLOCK 87 ASPEN TOWNSITE OWNERSHIP: DON FLEISHER 200 E MAIN ASPEN CO 81611 925-2122 JOE COSNIAC 200 PETERSON SAN ANTONIO TX 78209 512-22G-9541 512-226-9541 REPRESENTATIVE: STEVE SCHUBERT 411 MAIN ASPEN CO 81611 925-3663 DESCRIPTION OF PROPOSAL: THE CANTINA HAS HAD A LONG STANDING PROBLEM WITH AN APHID INFESTATION THAT HAS INFECTED THE FOUR DECIDUOUS TREES THAT ARE PLANTED IN THE OUTSIDE PATIO DINING AREA. DESPITE NUMEROUS ANNUAL TREE SPRAYINGS, THE APHIDS PERSIST AND ARE CREATING EXTREME HEALTH AND CONTAMINATION PROBLEMS TO OUR PATRONS WHO CHOOSE TO EAT ON THE PATIO. SIMPLY STATED, THE APHIDS ARE FALLING INTO PEOPLE'S HAIR AND INTO PEOPLE'S FOOD. WE HAVE TRIED FOR MANY YEARS TO RID OURSELVES OF THIS PROBLEM THROUGH THE RECOMMENDED SPRAYING OF THESE TREES BY PROFESSIONAL TREE SPRAYERS. UNFORTUNATELY THE APHIDS PERSIST. WE HAVE BEEN TOLD THAT THIS HAS BEEN A CITY WIDE PROBLEM IN RECENT YEARS. THIS IS A SIGNIFICANTLY GREATER PROBLEM FOR A RESTAURANT THAN IT IS FOR MOST OTHER COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS. PART OF THE TREE SPRAYING FAILURES RESULT FROM THE DIFFICULTY OF REACHING THE HIGHER TREE LIMBS. THE CRANES THAT HAS BEEN USED SIMPLY CANNOT REACH THE HIGHER LIMBS DUE TO THE INACCESSIBILITY OF THE PATIO COURT. 11 1 1 1 FAr=*-P & 1 -4- 411 East Main Street Aspen, Colorado 81611 303â€¢925â€¢3663 Fax 3030925â€¢3611 .. .21 .. CANAINA a greAt mexican place THE ONLY VIABLE SOLUTION IS TO REMOVE THE TREES AND CONSEQUENTLY ELIMINATE THE APHID POPULATION. WE PROPOSE TO REPLACE THE EXISTING TREES WITH FOUR POTTED ASPEN TREES WITH AN OVERALL HEIGHT OF EIGHT FEET. WE ALSO PROPOSE TO DETAIL OUR PATIO WITH NUMEROUS FLOWERING PLANTS BOTH ALONG THE PERIMETER OF THE PATIO AND WITHIN THE CONFINES OF THE PATIO ITSELF. WE BELIEVE THAT THE INCREASE IN FLOWERING PLANTS WILL HIGHLIGHT THE HISTORICAL EPICURE OUTDOOR GARDEN DINING AREA. WE BELIEVE THAT, SEC. 8-107 AMENDMENT OF DEVELOPMENT ORDER, OF THE ASPEN CITY CODE ALLOWS US TO MAKE THIS LANDSCAPE MODIFICATION. THIS SECTION STATES: A. EXCEPTION. THE FOLLOWING ACTIVITIES SHALL BE EXEMPT FROM THESE AMENDMENT PROCEDURES, PROVIDED THEY ARE REVIEWED AND APPROVED BY THE PLANNING DIRECTOR PRIOR TO CONSTRUCTION. 2. ANY INSUBSTANTIAL MODIFICATION TO THE DEVELOPMENT ORDER, WHICH SHALL BE LIMITED TO TECHNICAL OR ENGINEERING CONSIDERATIONS FIRST DISCOVERED DURING ACTUAL DEVELOPMENT WHICH COULD NOT REASONABLY BE ANTICIPATED DURING THE REVIEW PROCESS, OR ANY OTHER MINOR CHANGE WHICH THE PLANNING DIRECTOR FINDS HAS NO EFFECT ON THE CONDITIONS AND REPRESENTATIONS MADE DURING THE ORIGINAL PROJECT REVIEW. WE REQUEST YOUR TIMELY APPROVAL OF THIS MINOR HISTORICAL MODIFICATION APPLICATION. /< 11 A n< 1- STEVE SCHUBERT CANTINA RESTAURANT -P 1 1 3 BAr =* 121 & t M FAr 411 East Main Street Aspen, Colorado 81611 303â€¢925â€¢3663 Fax 303â€¢925'3611 ' -- ~ , ..b - =<:2434-*e=.:: *0.ffÂ·k .ke*$*.*I'* ~M'J 1. - L . --- - u -I. Â¢ - 9 1 96 . 11 : 1 -re . . I. 11 . P .32 's ./.re ' / 4,1-/ , 4 1 4.. .2 12.1 / 2 1 --39 \03. 2%2*tt a v 1 13 r i /,i \ 1 Â¢ i /7 , 1.-P' L . , /-'.-----'~3--~Â·t~-- =D-,17: TP.i td 20.-4. -, M k 1 9 1 , .1 140 1 ,: /1 11 , i/-i ' 1 1 1 /1 ~14 1/ ./ 1 1 i 9%107- 14404 . p-'< i r..= r 63 . ' 1 -- ./ / 1 I /, .--"lle //1'.----- Â·. ,; % 1 4 - -- 2.-- 6 11 \ It . 1 :1 i; il 1 ~.Â· UN , '' 1 71% /,1 4 Y ~5 Y 4 1 '4 ' 41 . 1 T' # 1, .. . 11 . 7.-4 . 1. It . I $ 1 1 1 ; =t 1' 11 . 1 1 a REPLACE E>OST-4 914â‚¬65 64Â· b.. - }4 1.-~Â·- 43Â·Â· I ii/u, CANTiluÂ« FATID -- - : Â»11. f\Â» 171 1- i I './. I. -.. .. \ 00 Â· 044 - , 4 ':Â·! A . 4~. .. CANAINA a greAt mexican place APRIL 21 1992 TO: ROXANNE ELFIN HISTORIC PRESERVATION OFFICER FROM: STEVE SCHUBERT CANTINA RESTAURANT SUBJ: DEVELOPMENT APPLICATION FOR EXEMPTION FROM HPC REVIEW IN ACCORDANCE WITH YOUR LETTER DATED APRIL 15 1992, I AM SUBMITTING FOR THE CANTINA RESTAURANT A DEVELOPMENT APPLICATION FOR EXEMPTION FROM HPC REVIEW IN REGARDS TO OUR PROBLEMS WITH THE APHIDS AND THE RESULTING INFESTATION. WE APPRECIATED YOUR HELP AND ASSISTANCE. STEVE SCHUBERT CANTINA RESTAURANT ~' APR 2 1 i j -1 -1 1 171 FAr . 1*7 & t * FAr 411 East Main Street Aspen, Colorado 81611 303â€¢925â€¢3663 Fax 303'925'3611 .. SUPPLEMENT TO ATTACHMENT 4 Development Application for Exemption from HPC review (Please attach supplemental information, i.e. sketches, samples, catalogue details or any information which may be of assistance in approving the development activity. Please provide a detailed ' description of the proposed activity.) C/6 CAAFT-i &)1*- R.EfT-AUL AAJT~ ~ ST-GUE-- SCM-1/22:r- Applicant's name: Address and day phone: 4/1 MA- f fo AS PE,0 915 3663 Property owner: GOE Cos A) 14-c , 000 FLE-(SHÂ·Elt Is applicant authorized to represent owner in this application? Address of property: 4/1 Fvl,64- t,J Name of property, if applicable: Is this an Individually Designated Landmark? Located within the Commercial Core Historic Overlay District? Located within the Main Street Historic Overlay District? 1< Does the proposed development meet the standards specified in Paragraph #2 in Attachment #4? Explain in detail the proposed development: PLEASE SEE MTite #08 A Thank you. Planning staff will notify you if further information is requested. exempt.app .. DEVELOPMENT APPLICATION FOR EXEMPTION FROM HPC REVIEW CANTINA PATIO LANDSCAPE MODIFICATION GENERAL: CANTINA RESTAURANT 411 MAIN ASPEN CO 81611 BLOCK 87 ASPEN TOWNSITE OWNERSHIP: DON FLEISHER 200 E MAIN ASPEN CO 81611 925-2122 JOE COSNIAC 200 PETERSON SAN ANTONIO TX 78209 512-226-9541 512-226-9541 REPRESENTATIVE: STEVE SCHUBERT 411 MAIN ASPEN CO 81611 925-3663 DESCRIPTION OF PROPOSAL: THE CANTINA HAS HAD A LONG STANDING PROBLEM WITH AN APHID INFESTATION THAT HAS INFECTED THE FOUR DECIDUOUS TREES THAT ARE PLANTED IN THE OUTSIDE PATIO DINING AREA. DESPITE NUMEROUS ANNUAL TREE SPRAYINGS, THE APHIDS PERSIST AND ARE CREATING EXTREME HEALTH AND CONTAMINATION PROBLEMS TO OUR PATRONS WHO CHOOSE TO EAT ON THE PATIO. SIMPLY STATED, THE APHIDS ARE FALLING INTO PEOPLE'S HAIR AND INTO PEOPLE'S FOOD. WE HAVE TRIED FOR MANY YEARS TO RID OURSELVES OF THIS PROBLEM THROUGH THE RECOMMENDED SPRAYING OF THESE TREES BY PROFESSIONAL TREE SPRAYERS. UNFORTUNATELY THE APHIDS PERSIST. WE HAVE BEEN TOLD THAT THIS HAS BEEN A CITY WIDE PROBLEM IN RECENT YEARS. THIS IS A SIGNIFICANTLY GREATER PROBLEM FOR A RESTAURANT THAN IT IS FOR MOST OTHER COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS. PART OF THE TREE SPRAYING FAILURES RESULT FROM THE DIFFICULTY OF REACHING THE HIGHER TREE LIMBS. THE CRANES THAT HAS BEEN USED SIMPLY CANNOT REACH THE HIGHER LIMBS DUE TO THE INACCESSIBILITY OF THE PATIO COURT. .. THE ONLY VIABLE SOLUTION IS TO REMOVE THE TREES AND CONSEQUENTLY ELIMINATE THE APHID POPULATION. WE PROPOSE TO REPLACE THE EXISTING TREES WITH FOUR POTTED ASPEN TREES WITH AN OVERALL HEIGHT OF TEN FEET. WE ALSO PROPOSE TO DETAIL OUR PATIO WITH NUMEROUS FLOWERING PLANTS BOTH ALONG THE PERIMETER OF THE PATIO AND WITHIN THE CONFINES OF THE PATIO ITSELF. 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