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<br />Planning Commission <br />Meeting Minutes <br />March 20, 2008 <br />Page 2 of 8 <br /> <br />1J4, Sec. 5, TIS, R69W; south of Paschal Dr., west ofHWY 42 (+ 700 ft. of <br />highway frontage) and east of Burlington Northern Santa Fe rail line. Case No. <br />08-005-FS/FP. <br /> <br />. Applicant and Representative: RMCS, LLC (David Waldner) <br />. Owner: Lockett Wood, Bob Lorenz, W.D. Hamm, <br />. Case Manager: Paul Wood, Planning Director <br /> <br />Public Notice: <br />Published in the Daily Camera on March 2, 2008. Posted in City Hall, Public Library, Recreation <br />Center and the Police and Courts Building and mailed to surrounding property owners on <br />February 29,2008. The property was also posted prior to February 29,2008. <br /> <br />Conflict of Interest and Disclosure: <br />Loo and Lipton stated their relationship with one of the owners of the property through the use of <br />professional services that is offered by that individual ( dentist). <br /> <br />Stat! Report of Facts and Issues: <br />Wood requested a motion to enter into record all the meeting packet material for the March 20, <br />2008 Planning Commission meeting, the power point presentation that will be used during the <br />staff and applicant presentation, and the draft Resolution NO.5. Pritchard moved and Russell <br />seconded a motion to enter all items into public record. Motion passed by voice vote. <br /> <br />Wood provided a brief summary of the project by presenting the following new points of <br />information: <br />. Land Use: <br />~ Planning Area # 1: An amendment to the Comprehensive Plan would not be <br />required. <br />~ Planning Area # 2: A total of 49 residential units (reduced from the previous <br />request of 5 7 units), resulting in a density of 7.14 dwelling units per acre. <br />Based on the given land area the maximum number of units under the Low <br />Density designation would be 34 units, thus the applicant is requesting an <br />increase of 15 units. Staff supports the increase in density as the higher <br />density provides a more compact development footprint allowing for a park <br />dedication as well as providing a good transition in residential density for <br />Planning Area # 1. The increase in density does not exceed the limitation set <br />by the Comp Plan. <br />. Fiscal Health: Staff finds the project is consistent with the Comp Plan in that the <br />development enables the City to maintain or enhance its fiscal position. <br />. General Development Plan: Wood stated the Takoda GDP is consistent with the <br />submittal requirements as set forth in Section 17.72.030 of the LMC. The GDP <br />reflects a total residential allocation of 3 50 units. <br />. Public-Use Dedication: based on the total land area a dedication of8.89 acres is <br />required. The proposed dedication of non-encumbered land is 9.05 acres. The <br />encumbered land is an additional 4.78 acres. If authorized, a total dedication of 13.83 <br />acres would result in a 22.7% dedication. <br />. Vehicle Access and Traffic Impacts: As a condition of preliminary approval the <br />applicant was required to acquire approval of an Access Permit from the Colorado <br />Department of Transportation for the intersection of Paschal and HWY 42. At this <br />time, Staff has not received an update from the applicant as to the status of the <br />required access permit. <br />