Planning Commission Minutes 2006 02 09

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Planning Commission Meeting Minutes FEBRUARY 9, 2006 Page 7 of 14 9) A note shall be added to the PUD acknowledging that the property owner willfully comply with all design and operational requirements of the City's Public Works staff. 10) The flood plain mapping referenced in Note #3 of the subdivision plat shall be revised to reference FEMA maps revised October 4,2002. 11) The two notes on the subdivision plat referencing lot line vacation by separate ordinance should be modified to indicate "existing lot line vacated with this plat. " Commission Questions of Staff: Loo asked if staff knew of other facilities like this. Johnstone replied that he had visited sites in Wheat Ridge and Golden and had received photos of a facility in Lone Tree. Applicant Presentation: John King, SecurCare Self Storage, Inc. explained that the facility is not a self-storage or mini- storage facility but a warehouse storage facility. The units will be individually owned. The two (2) key pad gates are located 60' off the roadway to allow the larger vehicles, such as large RVs to be completely off the road before stopping to enter the grounds. He also stated that he agrees with the eleven conditions as detailed in the resolution by Staff. Sheets requested information about the video monitoring of the dump station. King stated that it had been designed per the Public Works Department requirements. David Kramer, also a representative of the CTC Storage project, spoke briefly, explaining there are approximately 107 facilities across the United States. He also stated it is the intent of the applicant to maintain control of the facility until 50% of the units are individually owned. Commission Questions of Applicant: Lipton inquired of the typical cost of a unit and the location of the sales office. King replied approximately $65.00 per SF. The sales office will be located in Lone Tree. Pritchard expressed concern with the type of fencing that is being proposed and that he does not consider it be a security fence type material. King discussed the other methods of providing security for the site. Pritchard discussed fire safety and what was being planned. King explained the buildings would be sprinkled. Loo inquired what the possible condo fees might be. King estimates them to be $.07/ SF. Loo inquired what would prevent the future owners from re-writing the Condo rules after the project owners turns over the responsibility of enforcement to the new owners. King stated that the PUD notes would include a statement regarding the Condo Rules and Regulations. This would then require an amendment to the PUD.