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HomeMy WebLinkAboutLand Use Case.100 Marolt Pl.A21-97CASELOAD SUMMARY SHEET - ''Y OF ASPEN DATE RECEIVED: 3/18/97 CASE # A21-97 DATE COMPLETE: STAFF: Chris Bendon PARCEL ID # 2735-123-36-702 PROJECT NAME: Mazolt Ranch PUD Insubstantial Plat Amendment Project Address: 100 Mazolt Place APPLICANT: City of Aspen Address/Phone: APCHA 530 E. Main 920-5050 OWNER: same Address/Phone: REPRESENTATIVE: Bruce Ne[hery Address/Phone: 715 E. Hyman Ave #25, Aspen 81611 RESPONSIBLE PAR TY: Applicant Other Name/Address: FEES DUE PLANNING $0 ENGINEER $0 HOUSING $0 ENV HEALTH $0 CLERK $ TOTAL $0 REFERRALS: City Attorney City Engineer (DRC) ^ Zoning ^ Housing ^ Environmental Health ^ Pazks DATE REFERRED: PLANNING ENGINEER HOUSING ENV HEALTH CLERK TOTALRCVD $ Aspen Fire Mazshal ^ City Water ^ City Electric ^ Clean Air Boazd ^ Open Space Board ^ Other: INTI'IALS: $ # APPS RECEIVED $ # PLATS RECEIVED $ GIS DISK RECEIVED: $ TYPE OF APPLICATION Staff Approval ^ CDOT ^ ACSD ^ Holy Cross Electric ^ Rocky Mtn Natural Gas ^ Aspen School District ^ Other: DATE DUE: APPROVAL: Ordinance/Resolutiop # Staff Approval I ~7t6vt,{ ~ ~pUp A0~{~- Plat Recorded: Date: Date: Book K.8 °i'a- Page TE: ROUTE TO: INT1'IALS: sly . ~~ A~~~' X91 ~ ti ~~' FIRST AMENDMENT TO THE PUD AGREEMENT FOR THE MAROLT RANCH AFFORDABLE HOUSING PROJECT This Amendment to the Agreement is made this 8th day of May, 1997, between ASPEN/PITKIN COUNTY HOUSING AUTHORITY ("Lessee") and the CITY OF ASPEN municipal corporation (the "City"). WHEREAS, the Lessee has experienced problems with the pazking of unauthorized vehicles at the Marolt Ranch Affordable Housing Project (the "Project") during the Winter months; and WHEREAS,. the Lessee needs to control unauthorized parking at the Project both for the safety and the convenience of residents authorized to park at the Project; and WHEREAS, the PUD Agreement does not permit the physical control of parking because of a shazed use provision of the Agreement with respect to users of the Mazolt Open Space; and WHEREAS, there is minimal use of parking by Open Space users during the Winter months and any pazking needs can be provided at other parking locations; and WHEREAS, an Amendment may be entered into between the Lessee and the City to modify the provision with respect to parking. NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual covenants contained herein and he approval, execution, and acceptance of the Amendment for recordation by the City, it is agreed as to amend Paragraph 6. P k' of the Agreement to read as follows: 6. Pazkine. There shall be one fifty-space pazking lot provided on the Mazolt Park sit for joint use with open space users from May 15 through September 15 of each year. Lessee may restrict access by use of a gate or similar device during the Winter months. Before issuance of a building permit, any gate or similar device that impedes the flow of traffic shall be approved by the City Fire Marshall. Approved: Margerum, for Tolen, APCHA Executive Director MEMORANDUM TO: Amy Margerum, City Manager David Tolen, APCHA Director THRU: Stan Clauson, Community Development trector Julie Ann Woods, Deputy Director ' FROM: Christopher Bendon, Planner RE: Mazolt Ranch Insubstantial PUD Amendment DATE: May 9, 1997 The applicant, Aspen/Pitkin County Housing Authority (APCHA), is requesting an amendment to the 1991 PUD agreement to address illegally parked cazs in the parking lot, auto vandalism, and a general feeling of insecurity by tenants. The applicant is proposing two gates, one electric and one fixed, and an adjustable lighting fixture to be used on the existing poles. The above mentioned problems were brought to the attention of City Council. The Council directed the Housing Authority to address the problems with a gate and additional downcast lighting. In reference to lighting, the original PUD agreement states outdoor lighting shall be downcast faxtures. The applicant is proposing to replace the existing downcast fixtures with adjustable (tilting) fixtures to address the inadequate light in the parking lot. Staff believes this is not consistent with the original PUD agreement and is not appropriate for authorization by the Director. The applicant is encouraged, however, to address the lack of lighting with either brighter bulbs in the existing fixtures or with additional downcast fixtures. In reference to parking, section 6 of the PUD agreement states there shall be one ffty-space parking lot provided on Marolt Park site for joint use with open space users. This implies the parking lot shall be open to the general public at all times. The Housing Authority has proposed two gates that would restrict entry to the parking lot from September 15 through May 15 of each year, but would remain open during the Summer months. In light of Council's directive, Staff feels the proposed gate would be consistent with the original PUD agreement and is an insubstantial amendment appropriate for authorization by the City Manager. An amendment to the plat is not necessary. Section 16 the PUD agreement between the Aspen/Pitkin County Housing Authority and the City of Aspen states "this Agreement may be altered or amended only by a written instrument executed by both parties." The City Manager has the authority to act on behalf of the City. The Executive Director of the Housing Authority may act on behalf of the APCHA. Staff recommends section 6 of the PUD agreement be amended in the following way: 6. Parkin .There shall be one fifty-space parking lot provided on Marolt Park site for joint use with open space users from May 15 through September 15 of each year. Lessee may restrict access by use of a gate or similar device during the Winter months. 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B/700, Aspen, 00 ~~ rrn,cnercc PR(1VIDEDo Insurance at the described premises applies only for coverages for which a limit is shown Y. Bldg. Covered Property Covered Causes of loss Valuation Basis Coinsurance Agreed Value or Value Reporting Agreed Value Expiration Date Automatic Adjustment Applies Limit Of Insurance 1 Building Special RCV AV 10-18-95 3~ Included 1 Pers. Pro Special RC:V 90~ cover 3~ Included 1 Building Special RCV AV 10-18-95 3~ Included 1 Pers. Pro Special RCV 908 t Qov 3~ Included 1 Building Special RCV AV 10-18-95 3$ Included 1 Building Special RG't7 AV 10-18-95 3~ Included r 1 Pers. Pro Special RCV 90 Dover 3~ Included 1 Building Special RCV AV 10-18-95 3$ Included 1 Pers. Pro Special RCV 90~ t Over 3~ Included ~, i ~ <~ HOLDER AND/OR LOSS PAYEE ). Name and Mailing Address Interest Schedule Page Number 1 TII30-A (11/90) INTRODUCTION The Marolt Ranch Employee Housing located on Castle Creek road is designated an "auto disincentive project". Due to the restrictions imposed by this designation, enforcement of illegally parked cars is constant. The major problem encountered by management in this area is that of procuring a tow truck on a timely basis, particularly on snowfall days. Another problem being addressed by this application is that of inadequate lighting in the parking lot caused by the use of downward casting lights only being allowed at the project. Auto vandalism and a general feeling of insecurity by tenants has been a result of this problem and has been noted by the police department officers on several occasions. In a recent meeting by the city council, the housing department was directed to address these two problems by the installation of an electric access gate and additional downcast lighting in the parking lot. The following is a general summary of the proposed solutions for submission to the planning department: GATE INSTALLATION The unique design of the Marolt parking lot requires that in fact, two gates will be necessary for adequate control of vehicles. One gate will be non-electric and will be installed merely to deny access for that entrance. The other gate proposed will be operated by electric remote controls which will be provided for tenants wishing to purchase a permit foc use of this amenity. The introduction of these gates should reduce the amount of enforcement required in the regulation of the auto disincentive concept. LIGHTING To avoid unnecessary cost and unsightliness, management proposes that rather than add additional lights, current light fixtures be changed to a more adjustable downcast head piece (fig. ). 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Calalag x lelp n4aller m IixluteS with 2' AtlluSlaple Ftlter °or nxlures NI120V Iercep110o3W1 PG-'' ' For nxW'eS ~N1208. 240 pr 27P1 PG'2 For.'.%luias'N/34P/ PC'6 -Note: AIl'~~rlures with factory-installed photocell will ba supPlled with single vpllage ballast CandlePOwer Distribution Curve of 400W HPS Cutoff Floodlight 20'tilt above horizontal. Isofootcantlle plot of one 400W HPS Cutoff Floodlight at 30' mounting height. and 20'tilt above horizontal. Candlepower Oistri0ution Curve of 1000W HPS CutOH Floodlight 20• tilt above horizontal. Isofootcantlle plot of one 1000W HPS Cutoff Floodlight at 40' mounting height, and 20'tilt above horizontal. Accessories: Meld-installedt )Page 73) 12"housing 16"housing 22"housing Wire Guarp FWG-12 FWG-16 not available Backlight Shield SBL-12 SBL-16 SBL-22 POIyCarbOnale Vandal Shielo LS-12 LS-16 LS-22 Specification Sheets: BULLETIN MCF3-t2', BULLETIN MCF4-12', 9ULLETIN ' BULLE7IN MCF6-12', BULLETIN CF3-16 BULLE MCF6-72' . TIN CF4-16 ' T , BULLETIN CFS-16' BULLETIN CF3 22' BULLETIN CF4 22 IN CFS-22 BULLE 2-Level Option (250 thru 400W HPS) ....... . .... .. Pages 52-53 ..... .Pages 58-59 Optical Systems .... ...... ....... .... .. ......Page 60 ...... ........... Mounlings .. . .. Page fit Catalog Number LogicN0lfage Sullia Key .... . ........... ......Page 72 Mounlln9 Alternatives ............ ..... . ...... ...... ..Page 73 Accessories ................................... ... Pages 74-76 MOUnlin9 Brackets...... .................. .. ..... ........ Pages7 / Poles.... . _.._._._ ....... 63 ?he main beam is 50° abdve a line oerpendicWar 1o the race Ot the fixture. Description Suflix TO Suflix .. ~, ~, ,. - _ I ~ I] ]1 ~'~ n .,~~. .. ~~ ~~ -;:~. ` ~, s ,,;.. ;, ~, ,. ns,-_r~.w+w~.. ,. , .~ ~.., _ _ i i ~. CASE STATUS Case No. ame: 's Phone:~~j~D DATE ACTION OR ACTMTY ~~