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6. Re og n,11 011 o f Sc hedu led Publi c Com m en t I I Im is an o pportunity fo , the pub li c to ;iddrcss Clly
f"nt mr il \nu n n l nny ,1,;;k q1 1~1-t1 nn, inr rl:1r1f1, .i i in n h111 thrr,• will n nt hP ,,,1y rl 1.1l ng,11 P Plr~,1c.t=• 111m l
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tu111 r1 hu 1ion:, 1or 2011
Recogn1t1o n of Un sch eduled Publi c Comm ent (l h is •~ J n o pportunity for the p ubli l tv .1ddr~ss C 11 y
Coun cil Co u11 ol 11111 y t1 ~k q111·s ti on~ for cl,1 rH1 ri1 ti on . but thc rt· will no t be Jny d1t,log ue. rl ~dsc lnn it
~,ou r pre sen 1.1 11on 10 th ree minu tes. Tim e ro r unsc hed uled public comment m ay be limit ed 10 ~15
mmutes. ,md 11 limited, ~hall b con ti nu t-d 10 Ceneral I 1scu:,:,1u n .. 1
Co un n l Rr~po nsP 10 Puhlic Commen t
l'h.~;,sc now· If ~0l! ha ve a d1s.ib 1li 1~• Jn d uced .1u~1 l1U)' aids or sc "iccs, pte ;1sc nolLI} 1hc Cny 01 Eng lewood
( SUJ 7b.!-,M U5) ,It !c,1~1 -11\ ho111s in ,l d,wlC'r> ol w hen <,NV cc-. ;i re nr.cdrd
r nglr\,ood (ii)• Co1111n l AcP 11d;1
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9. Consent Agen d,, ll ern s
b App r v al o f Ordinc1 11 c es o n ec ond l~ea din
c l~c :.ol11 11cm s and M c.t 1o n s.
Reco,n:-ne rnfati o n from [nglewoocl Mun icipal rourt to ,1pp1 ove d ,cso k 1tion
,c,,pi> m tin g 1.in d ,1 I hn as As ocIJ le Jude e cir thC' Cuy o l t nelF-wnnrl
St:lff Sour ce: T.1ma r., \Vo l fl', Cou rt A,hninis lr,1\or
l<Pror111 11 rnd,1t1rn l l/'0 11 1 Fn glewood Muruc1 p~1I Com t t o .ip p1 ove ~, rl::,u lu1l o n
1c Jpp int ng l o hn \'V . Sm ilh Ill ,ls 1\s~nci,11 e lud1! for th e Ci 1y 01 t.ng lew ')Jd.
Staff So urce: T,1m a ril \Vo lfc , Court Admi11i !!lt r,1hir.
i11. Rc(..0111 11 1t:"1 11J ,11 1u11 fru 111 E,,xl i::wov d Mu11 h .. 1p,1! Co urt t o a p pr ve a 1c solu 1i o n
1 e,1pr>on11 1r.g Dr1 ·.,1 d ,, Sprecace a" ,\s~o i,He l udg~ fo , th e Ci ty o f Engl ewood .
S1,,ff So urce: T.tmMa \Volfc, Courl Adm ini s tr.1 to r
10. Pub lic Hea ring lt erns I rh er 1s n o Publi H eari:,g sc heduled.I
a . ,-\p p ro,,a l 0 1 O rdin dll Cl!> 0 11 Fi rsl Rer1ei 1n g
Cuur1L d B,11 i'u. 60 {Lvntin u td fr o rn Di:,en·be1 17, 2'1 1 ~) -Re com menda :i o n fr o m th r-
Co 111111w 11 ty O c\'el oprn ent Depa rtme nt to ad o pt 11 b,11 for an o rdina nce l,pp,o vins the
:-c1o ning of lhc W 11 l nvcs Irn c n1 parcel o f the fo rme r Genera l Iron \Vo rks propert y :rom
L1gh 1 lndusl n al l l-1) .in d Low D ~m i ty S1n i:;le a nd Mu lt1 -Dwe•li 11 g U nn ~-::s 1dl.:'n t1al (K :! 8 )
to PIJrlnc d Umr o ~\clopmcnt !PUDI S1,1ff .,l:;o rcc o ri,m cnd s th,:tt City COlm ci l se t
February 4, ~0 13 as 1h ~ d,1 1c !U r Ih c Puhhc I leJnng 0 11 1h , 111J tt e r . Sl .1ff So urce:
Audra f<irk , Plann er I .
11 . Cm1 nci l Bi ll N o. 69 (cont1 nw.'d fro m Decl'mber 17 20 1 ~} -R['rn111 mend,1 11 nn 1rn rn thr
Co 1111nu1111 ~, Developm en t U epartm 11 1 10 ad o pt ,1 bil l fo 1 an o rd1n ,1nrP approving thP
rP /nnin G n l 1hr i;;tnrl r r0 Pk r ,11cel o i !hP tnr mpr , ,e pral Iron \,Vor~s p roperty fr o m I 1ght
l11d11 ,1r1.1 I {t-I } .rn d t , ,wr~l lndu !i.lnal (I -~) 10 Plt1r rn ed Unit O e,c l oprn enl (PUD ,. S1af1
also recommen d) thJt Ci ty Co uncil se t Februar'), 4. :o 13 .1s 1h e d att.' for th e !·•u bl1 c
H a 11n g o n tlrn. rn atr t:r Sl .iff Sourcl': Audrd Kirk , Pl.i nne r 1.
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f ngl wooci City Colmc1I Ag end:\
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iii. Counci l Bill N o . 1 -Rccom m nd.1 t1o n from the Co rn munny vcl opme nt D e p ar t m en t
10 ·1d o pt a b,11 fo r .lll o rd 1n.:i n e au 1h o r111 nu rtn ln:1;>rco11 e rnmr11•;i l A g reP 111 r 111 w ith 1h r
Re •10 11 ,111 ransp o n .:1 1i o n D1s lnc 1 fo r cost sha ri n for o pcr,11ion of th e a rt !i hutd P fo r 2 13.
Staff So ur ce: Harold I, Stitt , Sen ior Pl ,11111 cr .
b. A ppro \ ;.I I O rd inan ce s o n Seco nd Read 1"'g
c. Rc~olu1iom dnd M o tio n )
R c n111 rnen cl auo n trnm th e P,u ks and ~~ccrea t1 o n D epar tmcnl t o ap p ro ve a reso l u ti on
J u th rn i zm~ 1hc C ity 's ap p li c;11 io r, fo r an A1 apa hoc Cou n1y Open Space g1dnt fo r 1h e
d ev d o p m c n t o f Duncan P.=ir k Sla ff Sou rce,: O;W(' 1,,,,, M.magN o f OpPn S11 ,l CP.
1:? Cen e r~1I Di!i c 11°'" o n.
I •l. City A11 0 111 ey 's Re por l.
I ;. Ad1 our nm n t
Pleas e no1e. Ir yo u ha,e a d1sab1l1t)' and ne e d au:l.l liary ai ds or M:r.,n ~. pl a ~c no1ify ,he C•t)• o f En gk•woo d
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PUBLIC COMMENT ROSTER
AGENDA ITEM 7
ll!JNS'.€1ltEl!>J!ll!El!>JP,.l!Jl3dl'8l§'m1t1"ri1:tW
January 22, 2013
ADDRESS
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COUNCI L COMM UNICAT ION
Da le Agcntl a It em Subject:
la n uary 2? 20 11 9 C I R, .. nppo i111rn r-n1 of A,-.nn,1 1?
Judge Lind., r . Cohn -INITI AhD l!Y : STAFF SOU RCE :
,\,\urnc1p .1 I Court T,rn'lrH ,1 V\l oHe, Co url Arf111 inistrc1 1or
CO UN CI L GOA L AND l'KE VIOUS COUNCI L ACTI O N
The M u rncip,il C o urt !i u ppo rt s City Council 's go I o f p rov1d111 g ;,p p ropria tP ,ervice lt:!ve li., b v rer p1 t:!\l111 g
th;i t th ey con ti nl,e to i!pp vin t .l\~soci t1 te l ucl,~ •!, to !IL'rvc l h!...' O ry o f Engl •·., ooJ .
RECOMMEND ED ACT ION
r res1d in g lu dg1. Vin ct'.n t 1\tenc I0 wo lild rt:qu cs t ihat the Cou n u l ,c-aopuI111 Lin d 11 r. Cohn tu ~c rve r1 4
year rerrn ;is an As so ci a1e ludge for t he ity o r Lngle wood, commencing J,1n ua 1y 23, 2013 and c ndln
J,m 1Mry 21. 2017
II AC KGRO UND , ANALYS IS, AND ALTERN ATIVES ID ENTI FIED
Ass oc1 a te ju dges are req ui red 111 or d er b r th ,-ourl to m ;1In ta1n cl flill ti m e, fu ll se rvi ce, sched ull'.:!. l hc
111rl ,.,,._ fi ll ir1 for thP Pr P"i rlin g l11 rlgP \'\hPn th PrP ic; ,1 rnnnin n f intPrP <:I, ill nPr.~ nr v ;K,1t io n ThPv .,l~n
Jss i st during 1i,11 cs w hen mu ltiple cour1 ses sio ns ,;re ,c quir c d. Jud ge Cohn h,1 r, :,crvrd th e Ci 1y o f
[ugl~wuud wdl dLu ii 1b h~r j)d'>l app oi11 t11H.•11 1.
FINANCIA i IMPACI
l l11.:1c 1:, nu dddit 10 11.il fin dll Udl i111 pact. ,l S J S:>□ci ,1 1 c.• Jud ge fee s Jr C 111 cl uckd 111 th e dll nu J f b ud p.t•I.
LI ST OF ATTAC HM EN TS
Proposed Resoluu on
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SER 1£S OF 20 I 3
A R.ESO I UTI N FOR KEA PPO !NTMEN I F LI NDA F. COHN . AS /\SSOC IATI'
M J\ICIP/\1. JUD GE l·OR l'IIE CITY OF EKGLEW O D, CO LORAD
\VJ l[RCAS, pur uanl IO Ani clc LX , P:.irt II, Section 68, of the Lngk\\OOd ll omc Ruic ha rt cr.
"Colmci l ma y appo in l one or more assClC ia1c j udge s, who sh:111 "it :u such time s and upon such
cau ses as ;;hall he dc1crm1nc<l by th e prcs 1d111g 111 umc1pnl Jud ge ." a Kl
\Vi IERl:A S. ;\ssoc 1,1tc Judge s arc npp'lmlcd fo r fo w yc:u stagge red 1cnn : and
\VHEREAS, l.indu F. Co hu ·::, pnu r term cxp 1n.:s Janu ary .11. 2 IJ. ;md
\V HEREAS . i udgc V111ccnt Atcnc10 rcq uc:s1s lh t: Cou nci l rcJppmm I tnda f". Cohn to anothe r
fou r year 1cm1 as an Associa te Jud ge fo r th e Cny of E:1gl cw o<i:
NOW, TH F.RI:.~ORf., B~. n RE SO LVE D BY T HE CITY OUNC IJ . 0 ~ I H F. Cl l'Y OF
1.:N<.,Li:ll'W LJ, l'VLUl0\LJV. I IL•\ J •
Scc rt nn I I ind IF rnhn -.h;i l\ ht· and hcrchy i" rr~ppnm (.'d :-.c; i\$.c;nc111 1c M umc1p;d hul gt> 111
ru1 d ~ , the 1t y of Eng lt.:\\OOd, Colora do, for a 1erm co mrnc 11c111~ Jnnunry 23 . 20 I J and ex piring
fa nWlry 2], 2017 .
i\lJUP"I l:IJ i\NLJ i\l'l'K UV l ·ll th is 21 nc1 day of Ja nua ry, L0 13
A Tl '!::ST .
Ra nd y P. Penn, Yl ayo r
Loui:11 slu .1 A Elli~. n~ Clu~
I, 1.oucrish,a A. Elhs, Ci1 y Clerk for th e Ci ty o f Englewood , Colo ra do, hereb y certify 1hc
:1hnvc i~ ., 1n1t· rn py (lf Rec.ol11 111""l11 No ----' t'l'lt''-of 0 1 l
Loucnstna A. Elhs, Cit y Cl erk
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COUNCI L COM MUN ICArlON
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Date Ag1 •nda Item \ubjecl:
l,111u a1y 22. 201 1 C) C ll R!.!,t pp om 11 11en 1 o ( A ss d'"1 t
lud ge lo hn VI'. Smith Ill
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INIT IATED SY : STAIT SOURC[:
Munio p ,tl Co u rt T,un.tr ,I \,V()I I (•, COUi i Ad m 1n1'-l r,H or
COUNCIL C.OAI. ,\ND PRtVIOU S C0U 'ICII. ACT ION
Th(\ ML•rn c ipdl Cn w t .:;u ppo rtc, Ci ty C n 1111ri l'c. r.,n,1 1 nt p rnv 1rl 111 r, :1ppmpn i'tP {,,1'.'.l rv i P 1,-.vf>I'-r-v r,..ll Uf"'•lin g
1h ,1 1 th ~\' con tinue 10 .1rp0mt A~SOC l ,lli:' l ud l!t.>', t o 'Wf'\'e tl w Cuy of r 11i;l ewood
KtL0MMtNUtU AC II UN
P1t>,:;1ding l u lg£' V111 cent Af~n c io wuuld reql1C~I 1h ~1t lh e Coun ul re-l1µp 1)in1 10h 11 \1\/. 5111 1th Ill to ~trvp, ii
.l ye ,1, te ,m ,1, ,111 As~o c,a le Ju dHe ·rn th e Cit y of [nglcwo od, co111 nwnc111g l,\11 u~1ry :!3 , 20 13 a n d
end ing l,HlLh l r.' :!1. 20 I ;',
BA CKG ROUND, ANALYSIS , AND AL TEHNA l'I VES IDENTIF IED
A!.socia te jud p,~!. .~,e req uir ed 1n ord ,~, fo , th ~ c,.,u n to m ;i 1111 ,1 111 .1 lull t11 nP,, di ~Prv u , •• ,r he d uh:' lh"
1ud gc5 1111 i n fo r l h L Pr c!.1 rlin s Juo[:l' when th e ,,., b ,"I c.; nfl ,ct o f inte res t, iHn c~r, o r v,H.:~1:io n. Th ey .,l ~u
,1,-,,..,1 d u ru 1g t 11m .. , w h l•1 1 rrnil lip lt· U HIII ~c:,,:,,1u 11 'i 11L' ,~quilt!d . ludge 5 111 1!'1 l1tt~ ~c •\•l'd til l' 11y u f
f n~lew :>od well rlt u 11 1c his pa ~t .1p p o 1111mc 111.
FIN,INCIAI IMPAO
rhe re 1s nn 1Clci 111on,1 l 1111an l 1,1 I 1111pat t. ,H ,1sso\1,1te Judge fef''i ;HP mdudt"d in the r1 r:n ual h udge1.
LI STOF ATTACl tM ENl'S
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RES OLUT ION 0 .
SF R.I ES OF }OJ 1
A llES OLU .I JUN fU K Kl:N'l'Ull\0 1 McN I UF JU H. W SM rl II Ill, AS AS SOC IATE
MUN ICIPAL JUDGE FO R THE CITY O F ENGLE WOOD. COL J Rr\DO .
WIIE I\EAS, pu r,unnt to Anicl c IX, Pnn II , Scc 11 on 68, o f the Engb,oo d Home Rule Chancr,
"C ow\cil 11u1 y app uu n onc ur more associa te judges, ,,h" sl rnl l sit tH :-.ucl i time :, .u1cl upon suc h
ca uses as shall be dctcnnmc d by the prcs 1d111 g mum c 1p al ;udge ;" and
WIIERE/\S, Ac;;c;;oc iiur Ju dg Pi ~rf" :-tppoin tcd fo r fo ur yc M srnggcrcd terms : and
\V I IER EAS. Jvlt 11 \V. S1111 lh lll pliu1 tc1 111 c:q.m c:s Ja mm 1} 1 , 2013, and
WH EREA S, Ju d~c V1 ncc111 Atc11c 10 reque sts the Coun cil reapp om1 John IV . Smi1h Ill to
anN lwr fo ur yr:u 1cml :,c;: :m .'\c.c.(X'i:1 1c f11ct g1· fM 1h c r ;1 y nf f'n ulc, nod:
NOW, T HER EFO RE , BE IT Rf.SO L VED BY TH E C ITY COUNC IL Of-Tl fE C ITY or
EN\i l.E\~O OIJ , '0 1.0R A DO, TII AT:
S,cr11 0 11J. Jnhn \\i Sn1i1h I ll sh;,11 he .i nd hcrc hy ,~ r~hri r nin trd i.1 s A~soc iate t\1l1111 c1pa\ Jud ge
m and f I Lh e Ci ty of Englewood . lolor.id o, fur :, tc m 1 co rru nencin g Janua ry 23, 20 ! 3 and
t:A p11 111g J.11 1u,11 y 2.l. 20 17
ADO PT ED AND AP PR OVED 1hi s 22 nd d:1yo f January, 20 11 .
t\TfEST .
Ra ndy P. Penn, Mayo r
I, L~m n slua A :.:lh s, C!ly lcr~ fo r the C!ly of Eng lewood , Co lora do, hereb y ccnify the
nb Vt' is a t ri.1c cnpy of R 'C'luti on N0 __ , "cri cc. of 70 11
L,o ucri sl;~t ,\ Ell is, C it y Clerk
• COUNCI i COMMUNICAT ION
0.1t r Agc nrl a ltr m Suhj ect :
),111 UJ,Y 22. 2Q 13 9 C 11i Re ,1ppoi n trn c nt f Assoc,a lc
l11rlgr• Dav id A ,,1rPrarp
INITIATFD II Y: STAFF SOURCT:
Mun ,c ,pal Court Ta m ara VV o lfc , Court Ad min ist ra tor
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CO UNCIL L,01\l ANIJ PREVIOU ~ LOUNCIL 1\C I IUN
ThP M11nirip ,1I lnurt -.uppnrfc; C'i ry rn,mril't. gn,11 of p rnv1d 1ng ,1 pprr.p,ii11f" c;prv1c lf'v r li; hy r<"qu<'"ll n g 1h.:1 1
1hey cor.tmue to Jpp i nt A5soc iJte Juige s to serve th e Ci t, of En gl Pwoo d.
RECOMMENDED ACIION
Pr l'r,1rl1 ns ludsc \'11 11,,;C'n l A t cricto \\''HI id n ·q ll C5 1 1h :11 th e (ouncd re ,lp)JOlll t DJ\id A Spree.ice 10 scr\(.' J ,1 y J r
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lt:'i111 ,1:, d 11 t\:,:,uLld le JuUg t: fu , tl1~ C ity u f l:11 g,lt-•w 1H.•tl , Lvr1 11111~11 Li 11g jd1t l1 t.1r y 23 , 2 13 .1 111J e 11d11 11.: J..t1u1c1 ry 23,
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BACKGROUND, ANALYS IS, AND All'El!NAT IVES IU EN TIF IEO
A sso c:,atc Jud ges are req uired in order 1o r th e L.ou n to m c.1 1ntJ in a tull t 1111e, rull se rv ice. sc he dul e . I h Judges fill
in for :he Pr es idi ng lurtg e w hen th er e 1s a conllict o( in terest, illne~s or vacati on . ·1 hey also aS!.1~.t duri ng times
w h en m lllt iple r:0L11 t soss ions ;ire rPqui n?d l udp,e SprQc;1cc has serv,.-d the C ity of Englewood well du rin B hi ~
pa ~l ili)!)Oll\1 111 Pr1l.
FINANCIAL IMPACT
Th c r I) 11 0 ,1dd1 t1onc1 I financ1 t1l 1mp.i c.l , as tlS)OCM lt· Judge fees arc in cl uded 111 the annl MI bud ~l.!t
UST OF ATTAC HMENTS
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RFS Ol lrrlON NO
SE RIE S OF 2013
.·\ RFSOl.lJf lON FOR REAPPOINTME NT OF DAVID A. SPREC:'CE. AS ASS OC IATE
MUNI CIPAL JUDGE FO R TI-1.E CITY OF ENG i EWOOD , CO LORADO
WI IEREAS , purs uan t to i\rt iclc LX, Pan LI . Sert ion 6 , uf the Englewoo d Home Rui c C ha rtc ,.
"Co un cil mcy app oint one or more assoc iate Jud ges, who shall s11 a1 sucl: umes and up on such
cau sl.-S as shall be dclc..Tmincd i:>y the prcsi di n~ municipal Jud ge;" and
\Vl tT:R.EAS, A ssoc iat e." Ju dg es nrc nppoint cd for fo ur yea r staggc1 cd terms, and
WHEREAS , Davi d A. Spm :a cc's pnortcnn cxpi:e s February I, 2013 ; w,d
\V HEREAS , Ju df:!c Vin ct:nt Atenc io reque sts the Co un c il reappo in t David A. Sp rc cnce to
a11utl11:1 four yca1 1c111 1 a!-. an Associ at e Jud ge for the Cit y of Engle wood ;
NOW, TH EllEFORF , BE rr RESO LVr-D 13V TII E C IT Y COUNC IL OF l'H~ CIT Y OF
EN(;I EWo nn. COLnRAflO, T HAT
Sec tion I. D.1 v1 d A Sprci.:ac-:: :i li oll Uc :m d hcr dJ) i:, rcappuintc<l :1:,, fu:il.•i.:i.11e M um.;ip~t l
Jud ge m and lor the C uy f En glewood. Colorndo , fo r a tenn commencing Ja nuaJ)' l J. 20 13 and
ex piri ng Jnnu:1r)' 23, 20 17 .
ADOPT ED AND APPR OV ED thi ; 22 nd da y of Ja nu.,ry . 2013 .
1\Tf F,T.
Ran dy r . Pen n, Ma yo r
Lo ucnshia A. Ellis, Cit y Cler k
I. Lou cri shia A ~ll is. C ity Ckrk for the Cit y of t ngl cw ood, Col0rad c, hc rcb) ccni iy the
above is n tru e copy of Reso lut ion No. , Sencs of 20 I 3.
I o ucn shrn A. El lis . Cll)' Clerk
• COUNCIL COMMUNICATION
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DATT , ,\GF N DA ITEM : SUBJ ECT : rd11 1.u1cc rez o n ing \,\/ H
Im -..:~lr 11c 11 b µ.11 LC I fro 111 I 1ght Industrial
lan11,1,y ~ 2, W I ) 11 .1 1 (I I ) and Low Densit y S111gle a11 d Mul11 -
Dwell ir" Uni! Resi de11 11 al (R-2-13 ) 10
Pl a11 11ed Un,1 Dcvelo pmenI (PU D)
I _J INITI AT ED BY · I ~I AH ~OURct
Co 11 1munity Oeve lo p1 ·1e111 1\udra I . Kirk, lanner I
COUNCIi. GO ,\l ANU PR~V IOUS LOUNUL ACI IO '
Cou ncil r n n1 1ni1Prl rnP r,,._, r P.:ld ing roncf'f lin r, the proposed VV H ll 1>ve stni e n1 :..i 1ann rd Uni t Develo pmen 1
o n D e{ t!n 1:)Cr 17, 10 I :!, 1n o rd er l or •,::t h 1,1 w o rk w i th the ,l pplic i nt t I rno d tfy th!:! PUD to ,1ddr eS':i-th~
l.Ull~C 11 :, vf l !H'. f> c1111 11nu ~u1 c L,,11111g Co m1111 ...... 10 11
l'RE VIOUS Pl1\NNI N G COM M ISS I ON ACT ION
• 1 he Pltt nn ing und oni11 r, C om1 1w.,s10 1· co r :.1dt:·~d 1he \•\I 1-1 lm•es:n 1en 1 PUD a: ,1 Pub i,c I le.ui11g o n
Novem ber :o, 20 I ~. Th e (U1 11 111:i.:,1u 11 L011 s1t.l~1ed p uh l1c I SIi m o n~ itnd voted i to ~ clB,\i11 s1 forwardi n r, the>
p ropo t-d rr1 on111g to tJU U 10 C11y Council wit h ,1 ri:comrn ·ndcd Jc 11 or fo r approva l w11 h the fo ll uw111 g
cond 11ions
F111.,I :,1t e pbn .1p pr0\al w ,11 h~pp en il l ii l,rn1r date a nd w ill nee d to re :cwe Pb 111 in!_! ,1 n.f i'onm g
dµp1uval and C 11y Co unc il a pp;0~~1I
De lete the ,,ord I0·.v nhome on C l .-1 on Pdg e 1
RE CO MME ND 'D ACT ION
Staif r,,, 0 1nr11 e 11d-; J ppr o,·,1 1 of the orchnancr rez nrnng tht: W H l11,t:'.,l 11 1c11t ~ p 11u:l 11v 11, 1-1 ~11 J K2 -l3 to
Pl.JD '.he au,,chcd Counc il 811 1 w o uld ,1pprov p a rn odLl1 t•o PU D Uis11 1c l f'l ,111 Iha1 a:l dresse, l it e issues
idc nlllll)..l by th Pl ;111111ng ;rnd ?fini ng C o nurn s~i o n . StJff 1 1r1 h cr rPcornmercb tha t o un ti set F e b r uary ➔,
2013 as th e date 1or J Pu bl1e HcJri ng
BACKGHOUNIJ
Th e Plc1n ,wd I Jr ul rlf'l,,.ln11111 Pn l ,., .1 n'701 1mg pr C\r r,c; that eli t;ib l1sh es sµec 11ic i o 111 ng and site pl:tn ning
c n tcriJ 10 me e t 1h r~ ;~cc ds of a s pccd1 c deve lo p: cnl pro posal th at m ay nol be accom111 o d.c1 1ed w1t.l 11 n
ex1~tir1g t oning l..'ev~!ei p i n t::nl ,egu lat,ons. A r u o re1on :11 g p rovi des the opportunity fo r urnf1c d
• de,elupm ent con :ro l Cm mu111 ple propert ies o, mul1iple use!<>.
I his prop erty 1s ;1 & 1 ~ ,1crc sit e OCLu p i d v\'i11 slow Const1 ur1 1on Comp:m y ,,nre l lJ .i l hl'l par cc•l s h,1V P •
bee11 zoned Industr ia l since 1he fi rst zo nin g was put 1n p la< c 111 19 ,10.
PUD OV[RVl [W
Th e Sr1 ri d C1cck PUD wil l d1d11gc th t: Pc 1111it1 t:J P,ir11..•pt1I U:,es t allc,\•, res1derma l and ccrlain
p 11hlic/i ns11 1u1irn1c1I , corrnn er cl,11 ,,ml lndust ,101 u:,c!, ct !» u utl 11 1eLl in tlit!Jllc.1 Lht:d 01 d1ndncc lrnd PUD Di st,1c 1
Pl-111 "'rn 11P 11 ,;p,;; 110 1 ;1 ll owerl 11nd1•1 1he c urr e nt zoning . su ch a s librar1c:,, h..H•c Ucc 11 irn.l ud~tl 111 the li sl 01
al lowed uses
A !.Unset c lJusc h,,r. been Jdded l o the PUD .,ppro,,r1I o ,d ,nan ce th at si1p u l.l tec. w h i"'n ,1 C Prt ific-,1p n l
O cc upancy (C O ) b !',Su l•d fo r ~my r r.idc n1ia l 11 !,e on :my portio n o f thf p rop-?r ty CO\ere J b ) 1lw. r'U I l,
w h~t her 1h e proper ty 15 p latlL'd o r n o t, indu ~lri J I use~ (n o t c ... ,,111 11c ru,1 I o r pu blic1 1n st11u11 11,1 1) shall no lo nger
be allowed.
I h(• SIi l' p l,111 h~1:-. b t!~fl ~L1b111 1t w d fu r 1-1J11Leu1u,1I pwµu SC!t un iv. A :,,1te plt.111 fo 1 rcs id(•ntta l ust.:s w ill n rcd
Pl<1r m m g and Zoning Co 1111rnss.io n r cv1C\\. and Ccu n, ii ,1pprc r:,1I A ~,l e p l,_111 1u 1 an y u :-it: ot l1 t"1 th an
rpi.inPnt 1,1 I w ill ll Oi rr,qu i r, .. r PVlf ·W ,111 d .1pprov,1 I by th e Pla1111 ini; , .. .n,d 7.v11 111 g Cu1 111 11b::,1u 11 0 1 Ci t~• o uncil.
\\i11h th e l'"C-Pp t,n n n f t fpw p11h lw/1n t.ti 11111 on .1I 11 \P'i ,ind C< .. J<h tio 11 ;1 I U~l.!S, all i.i 1e p l,rn~ 101 u)e:,, i11 th t: 1-1
1one distric ts c u rrently ;u e re, 1ewed ,1d 11 1111 1st r,1t 1vel \• ,rnrl I r Pl JI) rrn pn..,p,; 11 0 r h,rnge 10 thi s p roc eclw e.
D c_,l.,l o pmc nt Sl,1mb rcic; h:wc been outlin e d m th e-PLI D Otslr ic l Pb n ;md .1,e as ioUow ~·
l he rn ax1n uu11 dwe lling u r11 1s pc , J..::rc 1:. p ro p osed to be sc.t .1 t 45, rern l:in c m J 111:1 "1mur11 of 275 uni ts .
111 ddd 1ti u n tu Jli u w 111g 111du!>!li,tl t.1 11d 111 ull 1-f,m 11I,, the p ropo::,,ed 1v\ll I hwe!,l ment PUD \\Ould 3lso allow
s1 ngh: farrn lv rc ::i.1dent1al a11d <1 ll.td1t:'U tu w11h u 111e:, R1.::i iUi::11t i~1l uni ts 1ha 1 are all ,Khc d c1nd man: than one
11ni1 ;i rr• con'i idr rN t muh l-1 ·n11 awe lli ngs . Sta n believe~ 1h c:1 tl 1c :-.inglt:! fd111il y lt::!,tdt::11t 1,1I uni ls. shoul d he
reBu l al e d 1111 der th r1 1111 pnc;inn ,1I 1;,1,1nd,1 rrl i; nf 1h 11 R-2 B l o ne di i.1nc1 a,ct thC' ,111 ;1c he d 1ownhu111 e::,, :,l,o uld
b e rcgL11.l 1ed un d r th C! VI/ H l nves l m i:?nt 1-'UD evPlrp mPn: ~r;:i nri .1 ,rl~ of 1hr 111u lt i-11 n11 residential
dwel li ngs . O n page I o f a tt achment unde r C.1.a, th e word 1ownh on e should he deletNI
1 he p roposed \I\' H Im cstnien t PUD ha~ ::,,('I th e mJ-..:i mu m h~1gh1 l11n 1tat10 1or muhi-fam 1!v res 1d cnlla 1 .it
7:i'. The Urn ficd cn·lopm ent cvd e {U D C) ha s a maxirnll 111 heigh! li m1t,11i o n oi 32' m JII r s1 cl c n1i .,I zo ne
d1 :-.t 1tLh Tl 11:, b ,1 di iti=1cn\":e ( 43' J 1 ,1ppr0,inwt el, -1 stori es . The sci hacks fo r \"-' I I ln,c s1m c n1 PUD h,wc
1hr m111 1nium ::,,e 1b~1< k 11!,led d) 2'. "1th the c>.L1:::µt 1u n o f a J' le• I o· sc lh,K~ J ia ng 1h e e,,st cmd we(j f pr o perly
l111es . The 2' S\!t back \\Ould bt' 1t.:4 u 1rt.!d ,.tl u11 g tl1 c r1 u 1tli .11 d :ivui h µ11.,pt:"r l ) hne). Th e UDC ha s a
mi n 1rr11 1m 'iPth .,rk ( ;· fni r1 n')' 1r"1 1d c n11o1 I 1one d1s111 ct. wi th th e c --:,.cµtiun of ,1 ::,11 1a!l l u 1 u t 1t=Lu 1<J.
Th e d C!\•el opm ent sta ndards for th e mduslna! usn) slhill b e-, m1'.!1'if"ni w11h thf' I ,nr rf>q 11mlmr11r, in rlw 1-1
1.0 11 e di str ic 1 .1 1n th e exce p tio n o f t he st:tb acks. 1 he propcse cl PUU \V11! hav • .11equ11Prl m11111 n 11 111 ... e1t 1.1rk
0 1 1 ff from ,1 1i p ro p erty lines . Th e UDC 1cqu 1r e!I ,\ 10 ' se tb.1 c k o nl y ... he re J buihiing abuts upo n , ,1 d1 □1n s,
o , s ,1dj~cc 11 1 10 r1 r esi d entia l lone d ,s tn c t rhc propose d \.'\f H l rw 1..?stme 11 1 PUD ,,..o uld no t hJ,t.! 1 heigh t
li n1 it,11 1o n 'AHii a n i ndustria l llS e.
Th e ard 11t ec1 ural sta ndards tlut Jrt• u u 1l11 1eLI 111 Ille PUD a 1L~ vc si milar and/ur more stnngen t t the
.uc h i 1PC1ur.1I ,;;r ;md;irdi; 1n r 1111rlt 1-1mi1 resi d en11a l uses lbted 111 th ~ UDC.
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)Jrncedlirl's ror m inor mo d1t1cat1o ns 10 ti c PUD ar e co n s1s 1en 1 w ith the UU<.., ,md a re typrcall y reviewed by
th e evcl opmcn t Revi ew rc.:.m .1 nd appro\1ed th ,ough the pe rrrnltm~ p1 oc ss . M,.1j or modi f1ca 1ions to 1hc
PUD arP ,i li;n cnns1s1e 1 w1 1h l JI')[ ,m d 1e>q 11ir f' Pl;inn inr, ;,rirl 7 0 11111g ,rn d Ci ty Cou n cil ap prov,1 1. rvai o r
rn o d1 fi c,1 l ioni; ~ire req uirc--d under 1h e fo ll owi ng ircumst.i nces :
• A hanf~e in th e characte r of th developmen t, or
f\ '1 ,tn flP' ,n thP pPrrrn tt rd l;m rl 11.;Pc,; nt
• A { h,111 s e ill lhc sc ne r,d lo cc1t i n f l;rnd uses; n r
• Ai~ inc rease 111 th e ma,lrnum he igh t 0 1 an y u il dlng of mo re 1h a11 5~n ; o r
• A1 inc rease 111 the rum ber o f dwel lin g un its, o; i11 the ri'l.ti o of 1:1e g,oss no r dr ea f stru ct w es
1,. the land ,i re-ct , or 1nu er1~c •s 1n 1h.:.-proposed gr oss fl oor MCil w 11h1n ;-:,w p;in ic ul.ir la 1d use oi
111 or 1ha 11 21/0; o r
red1 iction of ffl Ore th.i n -,% m 1he land area d esign~1tion fnr lan dsc,1r in g , o r
• , . r du u 1on hy rno,e than .:>% 111 the ra tio t o ff-st r c t p.1 r~1ng and ,o aclmg sp;i ~ct gross fl oor
a1 t.:tl or num be r of dw €11mg 11111 1~
1.a nd sc.,pi ng: A. co111 plc~1e b ndsc.1pi nH p l~n w 11I he prov,dt!d ;11 tim e of fina l sub n11 tt ,J: oi t!, -.1 ,. p h n
Parkin g. P.1rk111 • g rn d~lmt'~ w1II bi.a prtp.trt'd b.i sed m1 tu llirt' d:::>v l"lopr11 ~n ; .._,~t! tt 1u.J w 1II IJt ~ub111 1ll ~d with
th c-hnal ~Ill' plil n . Ttk cJl '\ elope r n My ,tsk 10· a rctlu u 10 11 111 pt1r kmg IOI mult1 -1a r111 I~• hrn 1~. 'lt', t i e 11 th e
;,ro,·1m itv o r Hr.ht rail.
• rtNAN CIAL IMPA CT
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Th ~ unancial impac t w ill be <l 111 erenl unde1 th e vMious develo pmen t !-iCenari os al lowed under this PUC' so
it b diffi cult 'tJ pro\'id1: i11ft,rina tior1 ,11 th1 ~ tinw .
11 ST OF ATTAC HMENTS
Plrmnmg c1.1 rf 7 o n1nr,, 0 111 miss10 11 Staff Rep II
Plr1n 11in1J and 7 nnin c rnmnliC.'i.10 /l M 11 HII P~
PIJ n:,g ,1nd Zornns Of'l \rrn::.siGn Findms~ 01 r.1 c1
0111 io 1 01d111 ,111u~
• MEMORAN D U --------
TO :
Tl·IK U:
FR O M:
DATE :
SU BJE C r·
Al'PU CA N r:
l'la1111 1ng and Z o 11 i r g 0 1nrn i1s io1'
1\la11 Whil e. Di ,ecl o r, Cornn 1u 111 ty D evelo ~1 ·1 cnt ,/'
Aud r,1 L. Kir k, Pla n r c r 1 ii
Nov 1111 Cl 20, 20 12
Case ZO N 20'l 2-ll 0 7 Pub li c H e .1 •11 ,g
SanJ Cree k
C;i sc ZO "J2 0"1 H Hlll -Pub li c I le;i, inµ
\•VH Im P:.tm r n t,;
B.:-is cl inc Corpor at:on
iOO 12'" Si re ~:
Suit e 2:!0
• Golde n, CO 80-'tO·
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PR O PE RTY OWNE R SAND CREEK :
Sand ree k In ve sto rs, L.L.C
J002 Su u 1I, I lw u 11 Slit•el
l 11 gl w ocl , CO 80 11
l'R Ol'[RfY OWN ER W 11 IN V[STM[NTS:
W 1-1 l nves t111 c nt s, h ,
·rno~ Su u lh Hllf f1 ll Slr PPt
rnglewuocl , ("0 RO 1 I
PR O PERTY ADDRES S SANDCREEK ( 'o rth Prop crtv l:
60 1 Vif'~l Belle ~ t\\ e n l lC
En gl ewood . C 80 I I 0
PR O PERTY 1\DDR£SS ES IV H l ~:VE STMFNT S I So uth Pr o pc r lvl :
iOO Wes. o m ell Ave nu e
7;·5 We s, L).1nm oc •h A ve nu e
10 0 1 30i I ,11 ,d 302 5 Sou th ,J l,,p.ig ,trcc 1
301l~ 3 0 18 a11 d j Q50 So u t h H uron S1 ree1
En~! wood CO 80 1 1 O
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1000 i.1 gll!\\uud P,1 rkW,1)' En glewood, rolor ,l do PO I I 0 PMON ( 101-762 2J q2 rAX Jll \·/l.H·b~\/~
,..,.,,.,,w e ngltY.uud~o~.or g
RE(}U~S I :
ThP app l,c~nt ha5 sub rn i rr c d two app l1ca11 0 11 s, Sa nd Creek PLJ D (refer red to as the no rrh •
p ro pe rt y) an d W 11 Inves tmen ts PUD (,e ft::rre d to as th e sou th p ro p erl y l o rezone the
above paru,,b fru11 1 1-I Li ght In d ustri al and 1-2 Genera l In dustria l w ni ng to a l'LJ D l'ld111 1ed
IJ11 1t Develo r,111P nt The pro po~ed PU D w ill allnw mrr l11 -';i rnily rPsirfpn r,al as ;i pP rmirr erl
11 se, 111 ad d itio n to ex 1st m g indu slna l pc rrnilt ed us es . Con µtua l si t plans have been
sub mitted becw~c dcvc:I pm cnt on the 1wo si te:; ltk •ly wtl l no t htippcn •11 the ncJr te rm .
t\s marke t co ndit1o n5 evo lv e in the rutu rc, si te 11 l~111 s and dc t.iil s may d1ange. The appli cr1nt
is see king app 1ova l of tl 1e co nLeµlua l :iite µld l l'), l1 u vn,:'.v~r. the 1.i lt111 ') f1..i ve 110 1 µ1u viJ~J Cit ~1
,tdff •N i th enough de tail to provide m ea ningful rev Ie·., com m ents. Staff is reco mme nding
thr:t whP n rlF\P lnp m ent 1, rnn r? rer t.1 :1 1n thP i1 11u r s l pla11 ') be r,:,,v ,ewed .it r1 •hl.r
hca nn gs ;i nd before Pl.1 nning and Z onin and Ci ty Cou ncil Tt~e Pl~inrnng :m d Zonin~
Cornrniss io 11 c;rn re commend ,:rn ult crn~~ivc .
RE CO MMENDATIONS NOIHH l'R O l'(lffY:
l hL' D t:1J 11 11111::ll l u i Cu11111 1u 11il y Oi.:vdup111 e1 1l l•'!t..u11 111nr1J ':t tlidt Iii .~ l'lc11111 i11 g ctr1 d Zu1111 1g
or111niss io n ,:ipp i O\,f' Sand C rPPk Pl JD D1~1rir 1 Pl:1 n 1,.vil h ·lir• inl lnw1ng 1nn rliti o nc.:
I Fin;il ~Hf\ pl =rn approval wil l hap1J01 l a t a la10 r d~tP (\nd w rl l need t -; reri:-1,·e PIJnn 11 g
;!I'd 700111 :-l ,1pp rov,tl :111 rl ,ty C o11 nc I app rovi'll , :w d forw 1rd .J recc.1rn n1e 1Hl.11ion o!
.1 pp rov,1 I to C ity Co uncil
RECOMM[NDATION S so unt l'HOPCiffY:
The O ep21r t111 enl u f Cor 111 nurii 1y D cv dop111 P1 1l reco 11 1n 1e'1d~ thc1l l:u~ Pli.11111i11 g ,1111 1 Zu1d1 1g •
Co m111 15s 1on c1 pp rn\,f' W H l 11v es1 men 1 Pi Jf) D 1c;1 ri ct Pl;-m wi th thP in ll nwing ronrlit lon c.·
I l·11 1a l sit e pli\n c1 pp rovr1l w dl happf"'•1 rl l .:\ lat er da te and w ill nee d to rec 1ve l-'la nn 1ng
ar,d Zo 111 ng r1 pp rov;d :i nd City Counc il ;q,prov;i l,
2 . Provide !i pa cc fo r th e future pla ce ment of RT 's Bc1 10s 5:.ree t Ligh t Rr1i l Swtion
pla tfo rm .
3. Sin gle fam ily re;ide11 tidl u nit; sl ,oul ti l,c, 1egu l,11 ecl Ul lde, tl ,e u11 11e11,iorrdl ,1,11 ,J<Jru ,
o i the R-·1-c 1.0ne d istr ic t.
A nd forw t1rd a re co111 rn endat1o n of a pprov JI to (11-y oun ctl
LE G AL DESCRIPT I O N NORTH PROPERTY :
I H AT PI\RT O F I.O T I GEN ERA L IRON WORKS SU B Df SC AS I3LG A I I I-I L ~.w COR O F
SD LO T TH t\L , CUR V[ TO I en 20 1.(,4 rT Tl I N [ 297 :;s I I rl I A I.G CL,R\/1. RT 7 J .l r T
TH N r 5 12.8 1 n TH SE 265 .'I 7 I°r TH S 53 .29 r l 1-1 ALG CURVf RT 4 7.52 Fr Iii SW
I 16 .lJ FT TH W a ll 2!\ FT Tl I S ti'i6 ·17 FT TO Tl I F SI: Cl R or Sn 1.0 I 11·1 W / 14 4•1 Ff
10 BEC Ll:NERAL 111.0," WUKK, ,UIJ
LE GA L DESCR IP T ION SOUTH PROPfRTY :
BEG 200 rT [ & 20 G rT N o r SW CO ii NW 1/4 SW 1/•1 NW I /J Si'C 34 ·11 I N, 19 .·1 rT
TOE LIN E OF AT 8, SF RR l<T/\>V i\Y TH SW LY 1\LG SD LINE 5(,J 1-r 10 S L:<--J I: '-;\-V I /4 ~w
1/4 N \V 1/4 Tl I F 17 1 'i FT Tl I N 20 6 FT Tl IF 40.'i ~T TO lli·C. SFC ·14-4 .(,ll
I: 130 l·T OF \>'1 112 NW 1;,1 SW 1;,1 NW 1/4 EX t\T t, SF RR R f/WAY & EX ROAD SEC •
34 ,168
• I ors I4-I ':J. \,A( ST /\D I ON 'v\l & Rr s STR P o, S Ori OT l 'JBLh: I T,\YI.ORS I\
I OTS 'lb 49 BLK I T,\YI.O RS ADD
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LOTS •l •I 45 llLi,,_ I TIWLO'{S ADI)
I O TS 42 --13 f.l l " I T,\YLORS ADD
LOTS I 6 f.l LK I r AYLO R'S ADU TO W I fl I I/A A TED W CO~N ELI ;\VE A ) 0 ,,1 11 ff
i..JORfli I>· '✓ACMFD S I/URON ST ,\DJ N rll!: W LSI [X 1 /·l•\r P1\RT NOV\/ "NOW:--1
AS I HL COR, [I I TR[CT TRl,\NG I.[
LO TS 7 9 & \/AC ST /\D I ON W BLK I ·IAYI.O RS I\DD
LOTS I 0-1 3 & Vi\C ST 1\D I ON IV BLK I T,WI.ORS 1\DD
/O 'IE D ISTRICT 'IO R I H PK O l'FlffY:
1-1 I 1glll l nrl .1 str ia l
1-2 General ndL ~tri al
ZONE 0ISTRICT SOUTH l'IW l'fRTY:
1-1 I ,eht l ndc,s tri.,I
R-2-l1 1\\cdiu rr•J t.·nsitv ~i11gle c1nd 1nu lt i-c_hvdling uni t re s1dent iJ I
PR OPFR rY I OCATION AND SU IIRO U NnlN(; I AND LJ<;f :
I he subjec t p ro p ert y 01 th is ruo is local ed ad jacen t to t1c R°I D L11 ,h t r,ail l11w h c twc·c n
Da rtm o .1th incl llates L m d d 11 ec tl y to the we;t 1s the I< I D Li ght Ka il tracks and th e 13 NF
rr1 ilr nr1rl lr ~r ks ctnd furthPr wPS I hPynnrl 'io uth <;,rnI , .. I P 111 ;\11 111 --!1:r;;l ri;l l 1nnP d 1,;I rw I ?nd ;hf'
Lng !e\,ood/L11 tl eto11 \/Vaste \V.ttc r Trea tmen t Pl~1H. Sur roun ding !and to th e e,,s t 1~ r1
comb111<>t1 0 11 of 1-1 and K-2-1:l . I h ,s arc,1 ,s ., m ixture or 1ndu st11.1 l u ses . s111g le .,n c 1nul t1 -
J,m ·1il y ho usin c o.!S well as no n.co nfor rr11 ne r s1 nlial u ni ts 111 the ind us1r i;1I d 1c;.tr ir h N rl h ,..,
the RTD m 1111t en,1 11 cc filc ili ty zo ned I 2. l o the so u th is R-2·13 2011111g ,,ncJ C u sl 11 n i; Park
l'I In PROCFl1LIRf :
l~e1.on i g to a l'UO 1equi 1es th e a pplic tHH 10 h.:tve a pre·Jppl C.1t1J n 111 cet11 1g w ith Sidi°:", a
ne,ghl;'lrhooc rn e t,n g ,v11h c," nrrs ilnri re na11 1s locat ed w1 th1 11 1,000 lec t o t t:,e p, o p o s d
Pun A:te r th ne i ghborh ood 1n ee t11 1g ,l fo rma l sub rn it1 ,1I is made 10 l ilt' C 111• ,tnrl ,,,v ipwn,I
by C1t y d t:pd1\11 1l.'.t 1b L1 11t.l utl 1t:1 .i ffl! lt ·d u ub1J c .i gt:n uo:s. A pu blic he,1n ng ,,. 11e ld before
the i'la11 11i 11 g an d Zo ning ·orn 111 issio11 and C1ly Counc 1I. II th -l'UIJ 1s ~pp ro·. cd lh cr . b a
30 day , ferend wrt t11 ne pe rr od be fo re pc rr11 1ts can be granr ed
!I ACKGROUNI >:
Th e Pl a1111 ed I Jn11 DPvP lop m ent is ., ,,..,nn in ~ r,ror c ss th al es tab li sh es sp c 1fi c zon i n g and
s,t plan nin g crit eria to mee t rh c need o f a p cci fi c developrnc n : proposal thar m ay n o t b e
accommod ated w rth ,n cx 1st1n g zo rnn g deve lop m ent r .gt:lati on s 1\ PuD rezo111n g p rovides
th o pportun i ty for u n ifirrl d Pv lnprn Pnt r n nt,nl for mult ,p le prop enies o r multip le u ses.
I •1 <..0 111bin rl p rn11r 1t 1i·1 c; ,1r F-l fi 7'J .1 res and vV1 1p,lc1w .on<.11 u t1 c1n rn11 1p ~ny h.1 •
occup1 •acl l hP s•,uthem pJrc el ~,nee 195 /4 . G c nc•r;,I Iron W o rks occ11 µ1r d thr 110 ,1 hern
HCC I ro r m i1 n y y c,1 ,s . RIO .J CQui1 c d d IJU1 1iu11 ur 11 11..' 1'1 µJll..d fu 1 ib 111..ltl llC/'lcl ll Ct.•
l dt..i li t)' Il l 2002 . Sand CrPf'k ,1(" u i r Prl 11<. '1W ll PP,h1p II \ lhfl GI\N p ;u rpl i n 2n 1n P~uc p l~
have been zoned lndust11.1 I c 1n\e the mt.t ,:unins w,l c:. p u l in p l.1 c ,, i11 l 9 •10
N[IGI IB OR HOO D o\lFETI NG SUMM A~Y :
P11r<11 ,1111 rn 1he L'11 1f,ed D evelopme n t Lode I-' U p ,occclu r , th e ap p li cant co nduct J
n ~1 ghb rh od rn ce tin o n Wcu ncsc a\, July 18, 20 1 2 p ri r 10 s11l ,111 1tt111H ti, PUD
.1 p p l1 c ,1tt o n . N0 111 .. ...: ul 11i~ p,e-.i p~li t i1 tum lll t.'~l 111 g w.1~ 111,11 ln J iu uwm •n, ,111d tl'l hll th r
pron r ' loca 1NI w 11hi 11 I 0,10 r~e , f the I r posed PU D pro p rty 1\ 111 •.• 11 11g ,1111rn1,1rv 11
.1tta c hcd {~N ' I xhib11 1\)
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·1. l hc PUD V 1s tuct Plan ! Jrc j ubstJnually con.s iS!c·1 t ~v,th tf'c go .i/s, n b1 t c.t ,\e :i, dcs,gn
[~u1de l1,cs, pu!,ries ?.nd .,,,y o t her rd,nance, l,H, or requ ircm~"H uf 1h,... ii )•,
San d ree k ,111d W I I l11 ve,1111e 11 1 f'UD 's a re 111 co11fu 11 11 ,11 1ce w,tli "II u tl,~, •
()r rl 111;1n rru;, l;iw~ ,1nrl 1Pq 11irPm 11 1, o f the ,-ny
\l\lhen the PU D Dic:;11 1ct Pl,n ,c:; \Vith 1n th F.n .,lew oocl Dov,1m own /Jcve ,'opm e1 A utho ril)'
(EDD A ) df(...',1, th<. ,'J/:in ,~ cun !'r!>t c·1t wit /, 1•1<.· t:oo,, .,pp,ovcc! cJc5 1g n s, po11cicc:; .1nd p!.,nc:;
10 1 ~pp l,cab lc .
PU D Site Pl,111
Th ro PUD ~,1 1: P,c11 ,s w il l l il ' 1t ·-..u•w~d ,11l d a pp,o,en at 1 l,11 er d nte )·:t to Le Lk•tc munc d .
,\1 1/\C liMENTS :
I ,1111'1 1 •\· <.111rl l r00k Pl lf J l1 1<1ri r 1 1'1~11
l:x h1 b 11 ll: WI I Inves tm e nt l'UU U11 tnc t 1'1~11
hh, i1 C. 'ic1s hbo1h ood M<'c ti11 6 Sirrnm .ir y Ju ly 18 , 20 11
L,l11 b it D: la yro11 I 11 0 , rl,,te rl Nm C'lll hC'r 12, 20 12
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Pl:!r.,,mg and Zonin g Commm 1on
Pub hc Hearin g
Ca.,c 1/Z /'!20 12-007 Sand Creek PUD , ;i z N20 1~"008 \\' II lnve ~tmcnt PUD
Novembe r 10, 20 1'.?
P:ig r I o: tl
LIIV U I' l:Nt,LEWO U 0 l'L ANN IN t, AN IJ ZONIN G CUMM IS ION
REC.U LAR MEETIN G
Nove mb er 20 . 20 12
/\1inut cs and 11 udi u a re a\•t1 il ab lc at:
h1tp //w\..1 w c n11kwood •n \ 1,.11'\!/Indo,.as >X ?-a~•e -1 )2
I. CAIi. TO O RD ER
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The regul ar m ee 11n g of the C1ty Planning and Zo nin g Comrn 1ss 1on w a s cc1 lleu t u u 1Jer .11
7·00 pm . 111 11,, 'i ty Coun cil Cha m b ers o f t h e F11 g lPw ood C ,v,c Cente r, C h,1ir Brick
presi din g.
·,1.,_,l.l H.
Still
Bleile . l<o t h, Wei e r, Knoth, I· sh, Brick. K1n to 11. I own Icy
I 1tic-m 1rr.l (,1h Pma l c•}
Kmg ( c,c11 s cl )
Abn VV h1t e, Communi ty ~evelopment Direc to r
A uu 1c1 Ki,k. Pl a1111 c 1 I
N,,ncy Re id, Ass ist a nt C ity r\llorney
II. APPR OVA L o r MINUHS
Novernb pr b , 20 I L :~
Welker 11,ovud:
Knoth se c on d ed : -:-o ,\PP R0VE THI· i-.JOV ~M BER 6, 20 12 /.\INLITES
Cl1c1i r Bri ck as ~.c d i( tht::•r£ we re an v n-1o d1ii ca I 1o ns 01 co rr cc t1o ns There were none
WES :
N ,\YS
:\0 rAli
Al.lSINI
31ei le, Ro t h, W ,1~ r, Kno th, I ,sh, Bri c k, Klllto11
\J0 nc
Tow nl ~y
/\in g
M o l1on carried.
Il l. PUB LI C H EAR ING
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C.i,e 'I ZON 20 12-00 7 S,111 u Creek l'l ,u111 c d U11il Devcl11 µm,·11t ,1lll l C.i,c //ZO N2012-008
W 1-1 ln \'c slmcnl Plann ed U n it Deve lo1in1 en l
Pl ,L 11uuy Jm,I 7.un mJ Cu 1mn,~~1un
P11 bh c ll can, b
C.15c 11llJ N2UJ2-UU / ~:md l.1cc.k l'UlJ , tl lU'\J l UIH.IUS \\' 11 ln \'eSt r.lCnl PUD
Novcribc r 20 , l.0 12
P:1 ~r ?o(6
Ch oi, B11Lk St dlcJ d ,e,e ,u c tw u Ld>l!S l ll ue he ar d tonig ht, they w ill l,e l <e d<J Lllf<LUlf •:nt ly
bu t e ach w ill rPCJ llirP ~ m o tio n anrl th ey w ill hP vntP rl n <e 1)a ratPly .
F,sh moved :
Ro th seco nde d TO O P[N (/,SE rr ZON:'0 I 2 007 ""d C,\SE #ZON :'0 12 08
AYES:
NAY ,·
AI.J ~t AtN
1\B SEN r:
Bl il e, Rot h, \'\'elk er. Kno,h, Fi sh, Bri ck, K1n1on. To'.V nl ey
N H\P
N one
Ki ng
M otio n c.1rri ed.
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i\\s Kir k w ;i 5 sworn 111 .ind p 1ese nt cd th e "':,1S e. l hC! ct p phc~n t h.:is suh 1n11iecl tw t")
app lic.1ti cn,. S,ncl Cree l: l'UIJ (refe rr ed l o .,s l he nor th pro p erty°< ,111 0 W 11 l nves lrn en ts
PUIJ {re ferred to "' the so u th propert y) to ,c,one th•c ,,bovc par ce ls fro m I I L<gh t
l ndu stnal and 1-2 Gene,;1I lnd u strml w rn ng to a PUD Plann ed uni t D ev d o t,ment. The
pr,1p u!:ie U D w 1il dllu w 111ult1 -rd 111il y 1e!:i1d 11 1i c1 l d!:i d p ~rrnill ttf u~ -', 11 1 ddUi tiu 11 tu t!'<-b ti11g
indu stna l p e rma tcd u ses. Conceptual sit e plans have b e n su m 111 ea becaus d ve lopment
nn the t·An s11 s hk el}' wi ll nnt hn ppen in th e neJ r term As ma rk et ron d ition<; f'vn l•JP ill thP
tutu re, sr te plan s ,1 nd de t~11 ls ma ~, change . ~tall 1s recommending th a t wh en d eve lopm eM 1s •
rn orc cc rt~1i n ir1 the fu ture, ~it e plJns be r vi ewe d =1t p1.-bhc hcJ ri ng:; f efor~ 1he PIJ11111n g
an d Zorn ng 111 111 issio n and Ci ty Co un cil.
M s. Ki rk d1snisse d lega l desc, ip t1011 o f b oth properil s. curren t ,one d,s 1nu,. p, u:i-.,n,
loc~ti o l rt nri "l lrrf)I II) in g l;.rn rl ll~P . Pun prncedtir l?S, h;1 ck~rn 11n rl 1nfo rm;i 11o n oi rhe
pro pert), neighbo rhood me eting sumn,a ry, l ll )' departm ent and d1v 1s1on revrew and an
ove rv,ew o f b o th pro pose d PL,IJ s.
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A Pl'LI C ,\NT TE Tl ,\.I O NY
l'h P a17 17 l<ra n1 p rm ·,rfprf a sli rf P shmv nf tlw p,,,posp rf l'l Jl)'s Mr Vin ce 11 , I l am s. Pbnning
D irect o r fo r 8 ase lm L or p , M r Fre d Lan tz, lr;1ff1c l:ncrne er io r HasP l«1 P ,orp , and Mr
Br y 1n1 \•Vi nslow, owner o f th p roreni es p:ovirfc d tes ti mony
Iss u es disc usse d we 1e co n ldmin ;iti o n 1 11 th,,. p ro p ert v, se tbr1c k!l, heig h1 res trict ions,
xamp le s of w hil t huddi11g s r av loo lc like, 1:o-111 i11 gli11 t', o ( re ~ict-11 1!..t l 11 -.e dlu 11 g witl1
il1d1 , .. 1rrnl 11 1,P, ,1 dd111g ,1 pr nv 1 .. 10 n 1h;i1 c,1;11 e'i ti 1l indu c:.i n:1 1 ui:.c ,; go aw .1 y \\hen rcs ide nua l
com e; ,n. parkin g gw dcl<ne s, d ens,ty 01 deve lo~m e nl, 1s the Ba tes )lal<O<' s111 1 11 11 o pt<on,
wo uld .<p p lic,rnt develop the p ro pcrl v 0 r SC'II to J ele v lop er, trci tlic ll o\\ ~ncl entran ce
p lace m en t to the d e,elo p mc nl •
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l'lar \1ung :111:i Zornn g l.om:russ ,cn
Puhhc ll erir.ng
,.i.u: PZONW:2-001 S.u11,; Cre el:. PV:) -r"/01''W 12·00' \V II lm rnin en1 PUrJ
NO\c111bu 20. 2012
l'Jgc J of 6
18J:
PUHLI C f~STIMONY
Tc:s t1mn nv WilC. h0;1rrl from ·
• VcrJ fv\on tez
• Patri ck Dra per
• Mall hew Rc~v s
• I e•., i~ r ow lc,
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l"id1 11)(}\'CJ :
~11 u;h , o nck·d : TO Cl OS[ C1\Sf: Ii i. l~~o t 2 007 a11d ~ z NcO t C COil
AVES
AYS.
1\IJS I 1\I N·
ABS-NT
8 1c il c. "oth , w~1k,•1 , ~11 0 1·1 I, Ii , IJ ,i ck. Kin io n, Townley
Non e
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1-1 ,h seco ncl e d II I!\ r CASI: 1'70Nl /J 12 007 , 51\ND CRl:t-K Pl ~NN/:0 UNI r
DE'IFI OPMEN'f HE RE COMMLNOtO FO.~ Al'PR O\IAL TO CITY
COUNCIL WIT/-/ A FA \! ,~A RlE RE 01\IIMENn,\II N FOR
l',DOPTIO/'.' W /Th TH E FO L/ OWING CONDITI ONS.
Frna l site p/,1n appr oval w,1/ hJp pen ,ll a later elate ,1nc/
w,/1 ·1ecd lo rt;:ce,ve PIJnning ,1n d Zoni 'lg Jppr ov.,I and
Cil y Council appr01al.
Access 10 rhe !urwe b.ites ~tr~c r L11:h1 f.:J,I st,rt,on
pla tform 1/>all be movc> ,,om rhe so 111h property 10 th e
nor , h prO()rYI)'
1Ji scuss io11 l'oin ts:
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·reJ t pr oicct for 1h 11 ;u c.i , 111 i.i , u r of thi :; type of dcvc lo pml!11t.
1\ PU D IS approp11,11 e fo r 1h area 1( th e llJteS Stree t ~tali o n Ligh t Ra il S ld li O ll is burl r;
i f no t, dc 11 h\' is l oo l11 e,h.
Very conre me d abc ut 111i='-111g res id Pnti:ll \V th 111 d c;t ria l u se~
Need pr0vi5iu r1 that ind us tria l go!;') ,,,.v ay \\hi::n 1cs 1dt.:nt 1al deve lo1 rn ent occ ur s
l-'1ann11 1;; ,ind 7o rnn g C.:0 1111111s s1011 shnulrl ,ee a Sil e l'l,111 ; th is 1s JU SI a ge n erJ I IJ 1stn c1
Pl~n
Don't li ke reque t to tt!move th e r lannr 11 ~ and 7onin g Co mmis sion a nd C,ty Cou ncil
fr o m Pub li c He aring s to rev iew Sit e Plan .
Pl:m1 nn& o.nd Zo"l1ng ( ommw.1on
l'u he He :11 111~
Ct1 ,: NZO:-:~012 · 07 Sm d 1celc. ll UD . i,l,QN201'~· S W II !n .c1 in:en t PUD
Nu\C l':l~Cr ~0 . 20 12
r ag e,: of G
;., rt .1 rrl 1n 111 ;ik,=, ;1 rfpn inn w 11hn11 mo1 P 1n(o rrn ~11nn
► i'leed1 open space
► Would fl ex s p,ic be ,1ll ow0el/
> I oo 111::!n\ un reso lved 1<,~ues
C n ,n c n ls fro m o rnm1 5s 1o n .
rv\1 r 1sh said w hi l the ge n e 1,1 I nil tu re o f 1hi s pro_, c t in 11n1 w Wd VS is consisten t wi th th e
( rn 11p 1d 11.:11 )1\•e !'l,11 1 ,111..l I \\uulJ Ii~._. lu ~t e :hi s t11t:,1 go 1hic; d11 ec1i on, tli e;1e ,ue toe nlilll)
UJJ l'e~u h.,eu i~)l/1:~ w ith tl1 e dlJJJliLd l ll·~ µi t.~ llld l ll)l t ,tn d IIILUl\~l:,.l e 1u • .1 ec; ',LILii as n o l
address ing h o 1,\ the zo ni ng fi rs toge ther. Thi s would c re~H c tl 111i \;ed Lo 111 II g i 11 tl1 e ril ed . It I~
w y 100 $pC l.J 1clli vc.
t. \r \\iPlkP r i.,url '1 P v\':1 I,r ~1 I to lP I ..,,! ryn11 P .1 1 th hP rm n g know h P 1c. not Jga illSl
dP v0lnp11 11?n l 1n 1h1c; :t r ca 1-1,: t.,11d Ill • rl n ::n't lw h,...v 0 1h1 ~ p rn p Prt\ r1 !1 rr-,11 t ly h,1c. thP I) p 0 1
rcqu es l bet o re us th.t t 1s vcn f1dble to 1·1e p cop l0 w ho li ve there .n d t J th l? t1tv
Jv \s Tow n ley s.1id ~he d fi nit 0ly .v ,1n ts 10 4-N • dcvclo pr11 cnt in lhl Jrca . i hcrc's JUo:.t no t
e ,1ough 1nfo rrn J l 1o n 10 .:ipp r ove
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i\'\r Bleile state d 1h 1s par ti c ula r propert \ h;is some tr cnwrJo us potc n1 1a l io r eve·yb od\ •
11wol,,e d ,ind would li ke to see it reclc "elo1>~J to 11s h ghcs t and b est use . i l e fel t the
applican t's in tent i s to do th e righ t 1h111g. I le stated he und rs tdn ds M r. Winslow's n c I 10
~l'L'P 111 :, Uu :-..i11 c~~ ~ui11 ~ l h 1c c1L 1his li m e a nd 1:-.. fmt.: \\11!1 ha·,in g b oth res1den l 1it l an d
indu ~tli d l u~es b~,1 ll 1e re LU ul U IIJ •1e IJee 11 t1dd it1 u 11t1! J~td il p1uvi d ed to t h t.: Commissio n .
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Rle,le, Ro th , Wrll P1 f i<h , K,11 10 11 I own lev
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Bleil e ,eLu11 ,bJ : 10 INCORPOR,~11 1111: [)J5CGS5/0N rROM 0 1sr #Z0,,1201 2
V0 i' IN T "/1-/1) CA5 [ c.ASf 1/ZO N.!0J.'-00D, W II INV[ST!v1lNI
l'Lli/✓NEO l..,N lr O[V[LOl'\ILNr a, 1/ECO ,VMfNOrD TOIi
1\Pl'R0\11\/. 10 CllY COUNCI L WIT/ I A f ,\VOR NJI [
R[ O MvlfNDATI O N ro,i AOO P11 0N win I Tl-I t
FOLLOWING ONOITIONS •
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l'l.m:11ng and Lo:1mg Cor:uruss1011
l'l.b hc Hcnnng
(:;se PlUNWl.!•UU7 S:u1d Creek 1-'UU . ffLUN1 1Jl'~-O IJ::i W I! lm1es lmen1 l'UU
Nov ember lU 2U I,
ragc 5o f 6
rmal site plan appr oval will hapJ)cn ,,c a la te r dal e ,ind
w ill need 10 re ceive !'Janning and Zoning approval and
Ci ty Co un cil aporov.11. and
Dele te ",ind a11 a h d townh omc u e " lrom (.Ia o i the
l'UD ni,rrin !'Ian n vPlo p me t s ,,nrlarrls
Disc ussio n Po in ts for 1h1 c,1 c \\'Cr 111 cl ud cl in the previo us PU D .
M r. Bic dc ,...-ci11 tcd th app licant to kno" the Co mmi ss 10 1 I~ not .JgJ ins t 1hc de·Je lop men t 0 1
tl,,s p rop rty. We w,1111 10 see i t happen He as k cl 1h,11 they 110 1 giv e up on 11 ,rnd go dWd '/.
He sa id he •.vo ulcl be ve ry a,rn ca b le 10 see ing so m e fur l he r disc u is ion occu r. It the
Co rn miss ,o n's co 11 ce rn s ar e Jdclrc sse d in a fu1u re prese ntJtion it's J no b r:1.1ner .
F,sh said wi h some m o d , Ica 11o ns rfus cou ld work fo r all .
. 1· \Nt:lkt •r ~,u d l 1L' I', \'t'I \' 111th 11 in '>IIPfJ UI I r Ro:1 J 11 1dp E11!!i lvw u1nl. I Ii !> 1)10 , le in wit h \,\h il t
\\•a~ proposed tor11gh t 1s lh c.1t 11 isn't co ncrele eno ur,ll tu :1i ive us ciSS Lnrtn -1~, to th e 1I ) ;m d to
1h pi?o plG •..ve rep 1c,;r->11 l nf vd 1~1l 1s r,01n 10 hap pen rhcre; ih ;11 hap ;"lr-i ns ;1t ,1,,,. <;11P Pl~11
rev iew 1\llmv111 g , ;i dc 11 11:1I on the r ro p crty is 11 0 1 th p ,obl ,
Ms Reid sa,cl the Co 1nnmS10 11 cou ld 1,1k e, sh-i rl recPss and IP I ~rati an I th arrli,ant \\01k
0·1 wo 1 ding 1hc C omin 1ssi..:>n i~ h.wil g liffi cult v wilh.
Mr W~lkPr s11rl , in his npinnn ,r 's no t a i1 vP to l f'n minut P so luti on l·l e su gges ted the
d cuss i;::>n con tin u to a d, tc ce rt ain.
Ch air Brick asked the membc,s if th y w ant ed to take a recess to allow St aff tune to ad d a
co nd1ti on or hnvc h1rn ca ll f r the quc~ti on ons •n5u~ w a:.. to no t wk c the recess ti me;
Chair Bn ck called fo r th~ qu >1 io n
Co ,n1n cnrs fro m Crn 11m1~~io n:
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r-s,ws
ABS T1\l '1 .
A[,$1'1'/'J
Mot,011 failed
V.n c t h, Rri c k
Bleile, Ro1 h, Welker Fis h, K1111u11 , ·1 uw11l cy
None
K,ng
IV, PU BLI C FO RUM ,. ,•_:1,
Mr. Fowler w,sl·ed 10 spc,,k aboul the Sand C reek pro p erty Th e <on11n ission invit ed hi m 10
,11t e nd -. fu tui = Pl.11111111g dlld u11111g r11 et.•ti11g lu Ui~LU SS.
Pl:i.1111ins Jnd Zomn~ Com 1111 ss1 on
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;i _~c irlO/\201:! 007 SJ 11U C11::d , l'UiJ, IIZOl':2,)12-00 ~ \\' Ii ln•cs1 n1rn 1 P D
No\',:mht'r 2(1, 2011
P .l(?ClJo(()
V. AHORN[Y'5. ,;_1-1 01CE
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VI. STAFF'S CI-IO ICE
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D ir e to r VVh 1t e p ro\l iJ,,(i ; 1 upcn t e o n fu 1u .-e m cet i rigs.
V II. COMM ISS I O:S:ER 'S C H O I CE
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l\\r k o th stc1 1ed he ··,ated t vo tr, down s0 111 e1hi ng t~c.t w ill ultirn:-it cl~ be J b ig pl u s fo r t11
'i1y· 1h e p co p ;.1I ju sl w::i sn 'I we ll enou gh cl cv clo pccl.
l\\r Bl eil e sl al ed he h.:it c d vo lin g no ruo 0 11 ,. p 1c...11,·ll th,ll \·1 ill ull 1111dtel l ii.1µp l-'l 1. I le
th,1nJ...t·d tht J IJ PhLd lt l LIii~ ,.,?Vt!i,'O!le wh ,1 1l e ndP d . I h.· t1 "i ked th P ~ppli r r111 1 11 01 10 think
1oniglit'1 decis io n w.i s ,; 1cj .rno11.
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,\.\r. r ,ecmire sta le d it w as v t::-ry :::l11 f1 u ll to w :itc h v,1h JI he w.itcl~cd th r; vcni n g. In thi s ,1 sc
vo u ·K1.ve in ciu !.tri ~1I l odJy r ish1 llC"'<t to ~ing l forni ly rc ..,i de 11t 1a l. th at isn ·t goin g Lo c ha n ge .
Th ques11on is 1 ·,v hat gives y u t he gre.J t e r probabil it, of un 1uv ~n1 t:11 I iii ti ' lu1u 1 · ( , tl 11~
li·J •'S o f the citi7en s an d ("l lSJ I I Iµ~ th e <.u r1111 1e 1Lir1 I u, ind u~tri ct ! p rope rt y owner to •
dLLu11 1pl isl, th ~11 go Jls ·,nd also allow s us the oppo r1uni1 y 10 movP fr.r·.,a rrl anrl h P ah l P 10
rn o v cl sP r tn 1hr, C11 v'" ln ng-t r rm cn;1 lc. Yo1, ca11·1 ,~ 110 and the 11 s.i y •1 es to the
1iJ p hc .:rnt. H e $u g ested th ·o n--.m1ss1 o n t.1ke a goo d se rio1 1s look J I th is :1.nd cre J tc an
e11v i 1o nmen t w 11e r eby w e c.1n be J com munity th.JI \\ou ld b e res p o nsive and rc cc plivc to
:cle .11, th al 111.1yb requi re so m ethin g ;i li ttl e b,1 diffe rent th dn w hat ,.-,as do ne beio ,e. If 11·',
'"·as p uttrng lipst ic k on an o the ,w is~ indus tri al p,o pe rt v tu \:!11,tl1le 11 tu !,d ] ur tu pu~i l iu 11 i t
tu sell tlu:1 1 wltd i we've d u nt.! i ~ w "'ve dr laye cl thil.: p r ocess .
rhp m PP 1tn8 ,lrl Jo um ed a l l.! 'il pm
• CITY OF ENGLEWOOD PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISS ION
I,'< TH~ MAH ER 0 ~ CASE #lON20 1~-00 7
FINDING OF FACT, C:ONCI l JS IONS
AN D RE CO MMEND ATI O NS TO RE ZO NE
THE PROPERlY KN O WN AS 6 01 W
BATE S A\'F N UE FROM 1-1 and 1-2
LO NF DISTRI CTS TO PL ANNED
UNIT DEVEL OPMENT (PUD )
INITIATED BY:
Ba se line Corpo rat io n
700 n'" Slrce l, Suil c 22 0
Go lde n . Col o rad o 81140 l
FINDING S O F FA CT AND
CO NCLU SIO N S OF TIIE
CITY PL ANN IN G AN D
ZONING CO MM ISS IO N
n r11111 1ss io 11 fv\crnbcrs A b;cnt ·
ll ,i, k, Blei le,~, ull,, Fis h, Ru lli, w,lkc,. Tu\\n l..:, Ki 1I0 11
King
I hi s ma iler "as he ard before the Lily 1-'la nn1ng and Lor rng Lomr:lr~s10 11 0 11 t\overnbe r cU.
:>0 1 :'! Ill lhP l 11 y (n111,1i' rh,mbP r~ 11 1 lhP nelPwnnd rivic (pn !Pr
• Tcs,rmon y was re ce ived fr o rn '.>lafi, from l he .i pp lrcdnl an cl fro rn ar eit rcs rcle n ts ·1 he
C rnmi ssio n rece rve d noti ce o f Pub li c H ear in g. C rt rfr ca tron o f l'ostr ng, Sta ff R port and
~upplcm cn t~I 1n fo rm a11o n fr om ta ff, whr ch were 111 corpora tcd in t and m'1dc J part of th e
rec o rd of the Pubh c Hea ri ng .
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,\(ter con sidering stat emen ts of the wi t1 1e ~ses , and ,eviewin g th e p rtme nt docu m e n ts, th e
memb ers of 1he Ci ty Plannrng a nd Z o nrng Com mis sion rn acle th e fo ll owr ng Frn di ng · and
C::>ncl usio ns.
flNDI NGS O F FACT
1. TH AT the reque,1 10 rczo01 c 1'1e properl y kn ow n ;,s 60 I W B.r tcs Avenue f,o n1 I
aPd 1-2 l e• Plann ed U nit o~velop mcn1 was fried by Ba se line Corpo ral ron en
)ep tc rnher ~7. 20 12 .
2. TI-I AT the ;11,µlrL,J11 I submilled l'-O appli cat ions, Sand Cr ee k l'UD (referred l o as 1he
north property) ,llld W H Inve st m ent s PUD (refer r cl 10 a the so ut h p roperl y).
J. THA T PuLliL Nut 1Le o f ll1 '.! PuUli L H e.1 11ng ·.v as giv ·ri bv publ icril io 1, in th e
l·ng lewood !.!.'.'ra id 011 Novembe r 2, 20 12 an d w as 011 thl' Lr ly'; wchs rl <: 1r o 11 1
cl o b er 26, 20 i 2 thro u gh N O\'e mbcr 20. 20 12 .
4. THAT Pu b lic Not ic e o f the Pub lic Hca11n g wa s mo1 ilc<J 10 owne ,s and occu pa nts o f
p1 c,p e1ty within 1,000 fed uf ilie ,ubjerl pro pe rty .
5 . TH AT thP pro po ,tv w, < r,ostP rl as re ric11rPd , swi rnst,n g <P ttin g fn11 h 1he fa t0 , ti mt>,
a nd place o l the Pu bli c Hea rn,~
6. THAT Pl an ner Kir k tes tified th re qu es t ,s for ;i p pro,al lo re lo ne the pro pe rly f, om I•
I a nd 1-~ lo Pl a nne d Unit Dev e lopment M s. Kirk tes tifi ed to the c nt ena 1·1e
o nimis5io n mu st co nsid er when r -::!vi ewin ~ a I e zornng applk.a t1o n. M s. Ki rk fu rthe r
tc,till c u liid l s 1,.if re LlJ llll llt.:nd , ,rppr ov,,I o f tl,e S,111 d I e k PUD Di,111 u Pldll w,11,
th e bllo·." ,g ron cl ,uo ns.
I 111 ,11 site µIan :-ip prov al wtll h:.-1p pe 11 at J la ter date 21~d w,:t need t
1cce1ve Plannin and Zo ning ,1p prova l and Cit)· Co unc il approva l.
• !\c c ss lo 1h-, futu re Ba tes lr cet L1 £hl Ra ,1 statio n platfo rm shall br
rn o, e c iro m lh<! sout h property to the no rt h pro pe, t)'
TIIAT tl 1t: p ru:JL'r ly i!\ u,:,..i tt·d ..iUJr1t ·11 1 l the '-T D L1 8h t r1 1I ii11 e l.Je twel:r •
OJ 1tr 11u u1 h and 13a t,•,.
fl . fl-lAI !he area 1c; ;i 1111 \'t u rP "'I f 111 d 11~tn a l U'P\ sin gle ;,n d mul t1-fJm1 y hnus111 e ;it; 1.,,PII
as no n-co nro rr nt ng res 1den11 al un its 111 th 11 1dus tnal d1s tnc t:;,
9 . THAT the p ro pe rty is 10 6 1 acr~s :,nd was acq uir e d by Sand <r e ek i,, JO lO .
I 0. THAT the p Mc el has b een zo ne llld ust11 il l sin ce the first 2011,ng was pu t ,n place in
r nglew ood in I -l O
I I. Tli AT me ap pli can t is p roposin g rez o ni ng to " PUD to incl ude res id entia l uses
11.. III AI the p,o po, c. l'lJ U zr,11111 £: ,-,o dd rna k!' lhP p roperly mor o clo si1 2b l? iM
d evt>lo 1,111en 1
l '.l . /'I IAT ,relim ,na ry pla ns o f 1he p roposed S,1n d Cr ee k f'UD w,,s , ic rr ed 10 '"
Co u 11 1y He ahh, the Colo rado De partm en: o f Tra nspon,,11 011 (CDO'I), RT D, Xu,1
Ene,gv a11 t: l3 '\Sr RJ 1hu .1 J fo1 ,e"iew ,1 11 d Lu 1111ren 1
14. rJ·IAT th P ~a no CrPP k Pl JD was rPviewed b)' the l.11\' s DPvc lopmP.~t Rr v:mv Tca rn
(DRl) n n ~h ve mlw r I l, .i ll I/
15. fHAT the ma ,imurn dwell ,ns u111t s pe r acr~ .rr e proposed to b e set ,ll ~5 , t,e to tal
111;i x1rr1urn dwc llin p.s woLld be £150.
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THAT setba ck 1eq ui1 emen t, ,ha ll 1,e se t a l 5' iro rn a.I prope11y lin es for mu lt1-1 a1 ,l y.
THAT the 111 ax1111 u111 he igh t lirll'ta ti o n fo r 111u l1,-fa rn 1ly ·csid ,:n1 ia l be se, .i t 75 .
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THAT 11, developnien l 1.1 nd ards for inJus 1r1,,I uses sh all be cons,st e nl \'/it h the
U C w ith t he exce p uo n of se tba ck , th e p ro posed l"JD w ill have a 1~<1ui1 cd
~,i n i,,1urn se tb ,,ck 0 1 I O' fr o m all p,operty lin es .
I HA I Inc• st11 al ancl o the r no n ·es1d e nual us es wou ld 1101 be sub1 ect to a hc 1gh1
h.·,it at10:,
'fl l ,\1 pursu ant to th e PU D proceclu,e , lh • -'l'Plic;i nt c nduct e I a 11 igh bo·hoo cl
n,ee, ,,, v n July 18, 2012.
li'!A T not irc o f the nr.i ~hho rh ood m ce t,n • w as mail ~d to p 1o p er1y o wn e rs dn d
cc up<1 nl s o f p ,o p rly wi th11 1 10 0 0 feet of th e sit e .
TH AT le ~lirn onv w .i s 1ecei ve d irnm rPi:.1c Pnts reg.1rrl1111 thP pr n ~1nr;r r.
redeve lo1•n-e11 t of tl1c )I l l~. Concc 111!t \•V •~re vJic d ab ut s~1£e 1~• on [IL ti Str eet, traf 1
1rnpc1 cl 0 1 co 111 mJr it •1, ,rn d tli c pr opo~ed Ba :es Str ee t Light Kail ~11-1 t1o n
2J . fi'I A T th e Jp plicat1 011,; 111 co 11fo 11 11d 11 e w 11h t :1t, Co11 1p1 el1t•11 11v ,• Pl,111 .
~-1. TH AT th e applicat ion 111 ccts the Hou sin g m is .1 11cl O bj e, rives oi Ro;idmap
Eng lewoocl: 20 03 En glewood Cc p 1e h emive Plan .
2S . THA T !he r1pp l icc1 t1 011 1s n I co n:i tstent 'A il h .i ciopte d ;,ri d ge ne1 .::1ll •r ace p i ed
s1and;i rds o l d eve lo p ment ,n t he Lit \.
,'.6. TH AT tl,e c1p pli Ldl1 u11 1, nu t LO nsistenl w11 h the go al s, ob ject ives Jes ign guidcli n s.
p olic ies J nd o th er ordm ances, la ws , or rr.quirl.'m e nls o f th e C1 1y
D. TH A T th P resu ltin g r eL0 11 ecl ;:>ropert y w,11 have " si gn1 fica11 1 negative i m p.i c t u 11
1h o~r-rrop0r1iP i; s11n o 11 rni 111g :h p rP1on0rf .1r Prt ;md tha t th ge nrra l publi h .1 1t h,
safety c1nd we lfar e of ll i(• 011 1mt..rnty are pr teete r!
CONC LU SI ONS
'I , TH A T t h · ap pl1ca t10 1 wa, illrcl bv Bas c l111 c Co rp 1al1 011 sceh 111g <1 ppro v al tc, re1on
t he p ,op r l l iro111 I I a ,d I ~ 10 Plann ed U111t D evelopm e nt
2. THAT rrn pP, nn1ifir,1t ,n n n f 1h r ria l , 1i111 P, and pl,1cp of th~ P11 I he Hea ,i ng was
g ,v n b y p ubli rn tio n 111 lhe of11c 1al C it y newspa p er ,,nd b·.-JI sr 11, o f t he prop c rtv
lor ti 1e requ ir ed leng lh or tnnc
J . TI-J ;IT :111 tes 111 11ony re r e ivecl h orn staff 111 c111b e1>, app li c,111i b 1111 111e 111 bc rs, c1 11d tl,c
ge 11 .ral p ub li c has b ee n made p art o f the ,c c r d o f i h e Pu bl ic H ea11n g
4 . 'fH AT th P rt pplwiltion ,~ 1n rn nfo n nr, rP '.\l llh thP r rnn prrhPnSI\.P Pl an.
5. TH A r tlt e ;,p p licati o 11 is not consiste t with adop ted a11cl ene r,1lly acrep lecl
~wnd .1 rd5 o r d cv lo prn c1 11 1n 1hc Ci ty .
6 . T l IAT l1h:! a ppl1 1..a t1u 11 1:, no t 1..u1.~b l nl w ith the go1 1!s, ob1r: li ves, de inn gu 1ddinc~,
poli cies a11d 0 1h~r 0 1a111-1 nces. laws, 0 1 ,cqu u m r.111 , of tl ,e Ci ty.
7. I H A I , ;1cl en t,al use ca 11110 1 e develop d 11 nclN th e r x1<111,e ,r1111 11 ; the p,o poscd
i'U O 20 11111 g \\Oul d m ake the p 1opcrt)• 1l 10 re de!>ir.1Lle fo r devel1;p 111 e n1
8 . fH A r the DcvC'IOJ.,lll Cr ll Rcv it1 V,' Tc ·,m IC\'iC\\Cc' th(• .;i i nla11 .ind dc1c rr ni11 cl tha t ,I
,u b s ta nl iii l amou nt o f the proposa l in ~?ls c~t,1 blt 5he d C ity d~ve lop m c nl s ta n d.irdc;
liuwen:1 IIH~I •' ,Il l: l lllli..'~u l \·L·tl i ,-.llt:!,
•1 . TII AT thP I'! ID 10~.11 1: dPsi~11 a 1in n is .,np ropm i" for 1hr M(•,1 ,i th e B.it c•, Su t:c:I
L1fl h 1 ~::11 1 :,t.111 0 11 1s budt, 11 11 0 1, den sit y s ton h 1p,h
10. TH AT the Con 11 11 i•;•,o n 1s vcr~ co ne m ed Jbou t 11 11 x111s rC.'siclu 1111.d u c v.i 11h 1nd us tn r1I
l lSe.
n . Tll 1\T 11 ,t: Cu 1111 11 il~iu11 Jo~, 11 0 1 l{"C". w1,h th -1 pp l1C;al'l 's re-q u es t to rc 11 1ovc the
Pl i1.n11i11g ;1 11d i'onin g Cor~1m i :slo n an d Cit v o w u .. 1! iru 111 PulJltt t-h::d 111 1jis 10 tt.:view
'ilt Pb11
12 . I H A r t here rH !: 100 mr1n y un resol ve d 1~si..1es \0J11h tlw 1irr P n l ,1 p p l 1r ;it 1nn
p [CI SI O'-1
I H EHEF O RE . 11 1s the d ecb1o n o f 11 1(• Cit y Pl.i 111 1111 g .~, d Zv 11 111 )~ Cun irniss,or, tha t 1h c
,11 ,r-li r.-1 ww 'il Prl hy R,1'-P linP \nrpn ·,11 10 11 10 re1rm c t '1,_. propeny kn ow n cl) 6L)I \•V G1 1l t.?~
r.v~nur, fr om 1-1 ,1 11d 1-.! to l'L11,nP d 1 1,~11 n ,,,.,,..1n p111,1l! nn t :'w rc•c u 111rn c nd d to C n y
Cou ncil l o r .1pprov,1I
llie 1ec isio n w;-1s ,e,Khed l :p or 1 ~' votc-on i ! 11,otion rn:id ~ .:1: th e m cc ti 'lg of !he 1ty
P l..111nit1 )? .1 1\J Z 11i11 ~~ u 111111 bs1o n on N ovemb .. •1 20. 20 I ~. by /v',r K111 )tl 1, scco"dr d by 1\.\1.
1-i sh, wh ,ch motion qa IC'S
TH A f I A ,r 11/()N?n r>.n, 7, SANO CR ff!; l'L'\NN[D UNI T orvr, OP \-IEN f
!:!t l<cCUM/V/t,\ilJ/JI I C°JR Al'l'RO\IA 1 fl) CITY C UNC/1 v\llTI I I\
1-AvUl<l\/3L/: R/:l_l),'. /M l.NI )1\ //()\, FOR Al)OPT/ON WIT// Tl ·/[ r o , / OWING
CONDITI ONS .
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rec IVC Plan n in g .ind Zo r11 ng appro v.i / anc/ C,ry Co un cr / approv.-1 /
• Access to 1/1 luturc B,u ~ Stre e t lis ht R:.ir/ st.i ii'"' pbt fo rm s/1.11/ b -
mo ved f,om t.1c sc,ut h p1opc rt y Lo th ,, noul, rrcp1·, rv
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UY CJ IWER OF TliE ( 1, Y l'L -I NN INl, ,',, LU · ;,NL, CUo\1M l~~IUN
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U IWINANC I, NO.
SE RI ES OF 20 1212oiT
COU NC IL BLL L NO . 6
INTRODUC ED DY COUN IL
M EM ULR _____ _
A (!!LL FOR
AN OR D INANCE A PPR OV I G THE W H PL ANNE I UN IT DE V ELO PME~T (PlJD)
LOCATED AT 300 1 ()UT II GA LAPA G(1 STR l ·Fl I 'TI IF "\TY n F l·N(i\ r-wnon .
C LORADO .
WI LE RE 1\S. 1lu s propcny 1s a 6.12 "e re ,it c occur;cd hy Win stc,w Con ,a ni c1wn Com p<m} :,i1 1cc
I 1)54. and ht'l s bcc:1 toned 1-1 i.1m.l R-2-B: and
Wl l.1.:R..EJ\5. W II lnvt'i..1 n wn l(; ,uhn111 1rd :lll :\l'l'll c:mnn IM l ht" prn p,1-.cd PL1t1 11cci lJ 111 1
Dc,1d u p111 c11t to C!:ta bhsh s pec ifi c zoru ng and Sile pltmni ng cri 1cn u for dc,clo p111en 1 for ,1 Plun ne d
U11 11 Dc;vc\op111c 111 (1 1 D). fl ll ll
\Vil l:.Rl ·.AS , W H PUD wou ld all ow. rn gle tairnl y r~:.llkntrn l and :rn a hed town ht rm:s o n thi s
s11c as well ns co ntin u in g 111dustn al uses: :rn d
\VH ERGAS, 1t:c Pl:tnnir.g nnd Zom ng Commis sion held :1 Publ ic I l canng CHJ No vembe r 20.
20 12,ond
WHEREAS, the Planning .tn d Zon mg Co rnm1 ss1011 rccomm cndt.• .. i a J\·111 .il l'f Ilic ap phca 11o n to
rezon e the pro pc ny known ns 300 1 So uth Ga l•pago Stree t et nl fr om 1-1 and R-2-13 10 a Planned
l ln i1 Drvc lnp men1
NOW. TII ERL FO RL DE IT ORDAI.Nl:D OY TI I EC'ITY ('OL"N IL F Tl IE C ITY O F
EN Gl.l,WOO D. C LORM>O , /\. FOLLOWS:
~n.J.. The \\I H Pl anned U1111 Dcvc\o p111c 111 (PUD) loca ted al 300 1 So uth Gala p:i g S 11c e1
t'I al in the C it y of E11 gl,•w1\od, ( 'n lo1arlo, :tt rnl'11crl hr-rrt n ac. E-.:h1h 11 ,\, ic; hcn:h~ :ip pro vccl .
Sc di un 2. The J pJ1l il:a 11 f, \V H Pl!rnu ctJ Uuit Denloprn enl (l•UU) wishe s to a mend it s
1ppli ca1i on 10 limil lh e uses all owed in chi s l'UD 10 Ch e foll ow \u ~:
U,es All owed by lh c P UO Oi slricl Plan
Rc.•!!.idcoti nl Uses
Gru u p li \'iog facilit y, l uq:l'ls1.tedu l
Gr oup li vi ng fnc ilit y1 s mnll
O ne and Multi -U nit Dw ell ings a \l o"cd in the R-2-1.1 Zou c Oi ,tri r l
l .i\'e/wn rk dwellin g
Low, M edi u m and llig h 0cnsil y M uhi•uo if dwc lUu gs
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Multi•Family W:d11t ed Ancillary Uses ~uch as I.ea sin g Office, Priva te Rcc r c ution
Facilities. et c.
Puhlic/lnstitution nl Uses
Athletic field
Co mmu n;:, gn rdcn
Lihr•ry
l\1m('11m
Park and O p en pace
Reli gious in st itution s and nss ocl att'd nccrssory uses
Sc huub
1 cl nu1111111111i rntio 11 F a ci lity (St!e Cltap 1er l 6•i , ''1'c/ect1mmm1fru 1i<111.\, ''f or applic11 blc
u sc•rd atcd gi,iddi11c.0l · oml sta11dard."ii}, Co include nh crnati n : tow er structure,
Antcnn n (rn ic r O\\O\"C nn lcnuu , ~cc 1or i1.ed pnm·I nntcnnn , whip nntrnnn) t1 nd T ower
stru c.h tr c
Trnnsit Ccntc ,
Comm'.'r dn l Uses
f ;r cen hn 11 1-r /nunrry. rni~in g of pl on1 s. Ocmcrs, o r nur se ry s101.·k
Assembly ha ll or nudiro rtum, h a ll rculnl for m ec t lugs or social occu:,.iu11~
J\l t.~mbc rshlp o rgn nbntlon
Inlloor E uc i::rtai ume u t/ A11 111 sl'ment
rnt r ru.inmt nt
Amuse m ent es t nbli shnu·nl : -1 Conditi onal ·~e
Ph ysical fitn r ss ccnt cr/sp n
Thcnt c r ond 11crfo rnrnn cc/rn ncert ve nu e. nul incl udin g 1u.lu lt
Cr oerul ou1d oor recrention, as A Co nditional Lise
C heck cnshin g fnc ility
Fin11nr :a 1 insritntion , with drive-throug h sen ·ic e
FinRncia l institutio n , without drive-thro ul!h ser\"i ce
food nnd Ucvcrogc Service , Jncludlne :
Brew pub
Ca h:r er
Miuohrcwerv
ltu t a urnnt. l;Rr, tn,•crn \\ilh or wi1hou1 out d oo r op en tio ns
lt cs t:aurunt, "ith dr iv e-tbrougb service
Take 0111 !l nd d c li \'HY onl y
M cdicnl and Scientifi c :
C lini c
Uosftilal
I.aho rntory {drnt al, mccli ca l o r opti c.al)
Office, t y pe I (~rucrnl)
Offi ce, t y pe ? (li111i1 cd)
D ry cl cun cr , dro p-o ff sit e o ul y
lnslrLctiorrnl sc:n·icc
Per sonal ore Sc r\"i c.c , lnc ludio~ pho to graphy studio ll od p ho10 Ja b, uph olst ery,
printer, loc ks mith , t nil or
R ~pa ir s ho p (11 01 including a uto)
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Rrtail Sales and Sc.-vicc (Sa les), lncludiuc :
Anti<1u e sto re
A rt gn ll cry
Du y-1.rn ck, se coml-hu1 uJ, tlu i 'I, cunsignm eut ~ture!,1 Luge
Bu y b&,·1-" .. seco nd -hood , tb t ;ir, CC'Dsi g nmcnt stores , Small
Co nv eni enc e !IIOl't~
r,, ocrry/-.pc-cin lty fn nrt -.tore
Internet sales locat io n
Liqu or !litorc
Retail sft lc s, ge nera l m crd13udisl'
T rade or business school
Rnd io itcl c•;sion brot dcn sti ng studi o. r cco rd.ng/film s tudio
Automotive !le n ·ice st ut io n (gll)O liue fo ci lit )')
Car wa sh, 01110 tletailiug
Parking fs ciHt y, st ruclttre (o p erahle Vt'hiclts), principal u se
rarking a rea, surfnce (o p erable nhiclrs). principal use
Hote l
ll oirl. £xic nd cd Stay
loduslrial USC'S
\\-bolesale Sa les and di stribution
lnrlust rinl !i,:('rvice, light
Monufacturing (lncluding proccs!.i n g, fobricu tio n or nsscmhly), liJ,:hl
Manufacturing (Including proc1:s:,i 11 g1 fo1Jric11tio11 o r U!'lo~c 1111Jl )i, hc11 vy
Mo,ing and storag e
O utdoor slorage
Storage yard for ve hic-lc s, equipment , m steri:11 , and1or supplies, includin g
Contrac to r offi ce and y11;rd
\\'11rchou !'loi ug and/or ston~t:, i11clUt.1iug miui •s torage
t:orum cr ciu l sto r11 gc, s al es and r e pair of operable ve h ic les and ~quipment
And th e C ity and C o uncil here by accept s tbi s nmcudmc ut to th e Pl'D District Pinn. Tl.le
a llowed uses ar c her e by inc!udcd on th e P UD Dist rict Plan.
Sect ion]. T he npplica ut, W H Plann ed Uni. Ocvclopm cnl (PUDJ wis h es l o amcml it s
a pplication to prodde that all allowed industrial uses (and not pubj1 c/ins1itutional and
co mmercial uses) shall ccnse nud s hnll not be g randfathered no r considered lc gnl, uon•
co uformlug m es upo n the lss unn cc of o Cer1ifica1 c o f Occupancy for an y r cs ldenrlnl or
commercia l use within the P UD, whtthcr o r not th e property contained within the PUO
bo undorics ha s hee n planed. An d the C ity Co unci l hereby accepts thi s .mcndmrnl lo the
PUn lli~trirt Phm. Thi1t r rstrirtin n is br r tb)' iocludrd on th<' l'IJD Distrir t PIRn .
Section 4 . Dt:nlup111rul uu a ny portion of th e P U D ;ur auy ft:!titlc:ntial u se (u ml 1101
public/imtitulio nol , com mcrcia1 , or lndus lria l uses) shall be s ubject to Sil e pl 11n r eview by the
Pl a nning and Zoning Co mmission a nd rc,icw ond appro\'al by C ity Co uncil. If a n y silt plan
is s u bmitted for puhli c/in ~lit ntionnl, ro mm erc-i AI or inrl u~trisl uses, ii will he proce~~rcl
ndministrnfr.tly a s Allowed by th" Unified l)~\·e lo pm rnt Cocle . This rc<Juireme,11 is here b y •
in cluded in the l'UD Di str ic t Piao.
lntroduc · .. ( w d con.,,drrcd o n th e 17"' rl ay nf n cccmhcr, 20 12 an d con ti!lu ed until the 22M day
o f January , 20 1 .'.
Kem troduced, read m full, and ra~scd on fi r-a reading on the 22nd day of January, 2013
Pubh she i by r ule HS n RIii for An O rdinance 1, 1he Cny's offici al newspaper on the 25 1h day of
J anuary, 2Ub
Publi:;hed :\Sa B ill fnr ;rn n rd i n:mcc-nn the Cily 's officia l websi te bcgmnin 1' on the 23 rd day ur
Janua ry , 20 1 ·1 fnr th,n y (.10) days
ATT FS T · Rand y P. Penn. J\fayu r
Lo ucnslua A. Ellis. C it y Clerk
I, Lo uc ri sh ia A . Elli s, Cit y C lerk o f th e Cit y of E11g lcwou<l, C, luraJu. hereby cc1tif~ th at the
abmc and fc rcgoing is a true ..:o py uf ...i Bill for illl OnJi muu.c, 111t rvJucr:J, \'.:CJ lll UlUo.i, re intro du ced .
read in fu ll. and passed on fir)l reading un tlic: 2~wJ J ,,y i Ja1 .uary. 20 D .
Loucrish:o A. Ellis
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UAIE : AGENDA IT EM: SUBJECT : Ordinance rezon, g Sand
Cre k parcel from Light lndum,al (1 -1)
I ., l J,H) 22, 20 13 I I a ii ,1nd Ge ne ral lnc.J ,stria! (1-2) to Plann e
U nit D evelo pm en t (PUD)
INITI ATED BY: STAFF SOURCE .
Commun il'\ De\elopmen l Aud r,1 L. Ki r k, Pl ,1n ner I
COUN CIi GOA i AND PRFV IOlJS COUNCIi ACT ION
Cu1111 ul t..0 11t11 1ued tlu.: 111::it reading concerning the p ropm,\·d Sand (H•ek Plan nr d U11it Devel uµ11H:>111 0 11
Uece111 be1 I 7, ~O 12, 1n o rd t•r lor s1arr 10 w o rk w ith t he t1pplican 1 10 111o d11y 1hc PUD to r1ddrr-ss the
LO nce m s of the: Pl~m nim; .1 11 Zoni ng Com m, "ion
PRE VIOUS PLANN I NG COMMISSI ON ACTION
• Th e Plrumin,I? and Zoning Commh,)ion cuns1clered the San d Cree k PU D ~11 e1 Public H e;-i rin g on N ovem ber
~0. 20 12. The _nrnr rn ss1o n cons ,d t!red publi c tes 1imony and vo:ed 7 to:! aeam ,t torwardine the propo!>ed
rezo nin g to Pl I) to City o unc,I "i1h a recom mende d ac ti o n for appr ova l wi th th e following cond11i o n s:
1. hntll 1te plan approva l wil l happen at a late r da te and wi ll need to r ce,ve Planrnng and Zonmg
approval and C 11y Co unc il approva l
Pr ovide an access ea)ement to th e futur e 8.,tes Li gh1 Ra il Stau on platforrn Det:iils to b e
fln ali .l cd Jt th e s ,lC pla n appro\·,1/.
RECOMMcNDED ACTION
Sraff recom rn en ds ap prova l oi th e o rdinan c e ,ezoning the Sc1nd Creek parcel fr om 1-1 ~1nd 1-:i 10 Pl.J D Th e
attac hed Co•.1n c 1I 8 111 would appro\'e a m odified PUD Ois 1ric 1 Plan tha t od dresses th e issu es idenufied i>Y
th e Pla nn111g and L o rnn g Cornm1ss1on . Staff fur the r recom mends tha t Council se t rebnMr j 4, ~0 13 as the
dale fo r ,1 Public H ~a ring
BACKGRO U ND
Th e Planned Un it Deve lopme nt 1c; ;i rr1 n n111 g pmceo:;;s lhJI eS IJ hshes c,prnfir zon in g ,1nd s1 1e pl ;111r11 ng
c ,i1 eri.1 to m eet the n f!e ds 01 a sp~cifi c dl!vclopmen t p roposal 1ha1 111 ,,y not b e ac curnno dJ ted w1 1h m
ex isti ng zon ing deve lopment 1egul.1t io11 ~. A PUO ,e zo ning p1ov1 d es tht' oµµo rt un ity (o r unified
• d ev~lo p111 en 1 control for rn11l 11 ple pro p r1 1es o r m ul ti pl e uses .
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Thi s p roperly ir, u 10 .6 1 K r c si te occ up1cd by Gcncri1I Iro n \•\forks ro , mJn y ye .,rs. R ro ;'\Cqu1rcd ~ p oruon •
f th e G IW p;irc e l 1o r its 1 1hrn,t c nan c<~ fa ilit y in 2002. S,tn d C ree k acq uired its owne rship in the GIVV
p c1 1ce l 111 20 10 . Th t! µd,·.els ha ve b een LO n ed lndustii al !Ji ncc th e in sl zo ninR was pul in place 1n 1 40 .
PUD OVE RVI EW
r he Sand L rec k PUU w ill cl ianue th e l-'e m11 t1 "d Pnno pi\l U'-e,; tn ;1U nw rP,;1rl Pnt 1~I ;.n rl r;.,r1 aI n rorr1m erclal
p ub lic /in stil uti on:-i l ~111 d in du stria l us~s .,s o utli n d in the ,\ltJ c h ccl O rdin~111ec and PU lJ U1stn c 1 1->la 11 Some
uses unde r th e existing I 1 ,1 nd I :::! zoning h ,:w c b ee n cl1111ina tcd, such JS c rc111a to riu1n ~1nd was te/s,1lvc1ge
o p erat ion s. So m e uses no l t1llowed u nde r 1he Cllncnt zon in 1,, ~uch t1'.i pilrks and librJ 11c!i, h.ivc h r-en
i1 1d uJ -•U in tl 1c lbt u f dlluwcd U)t::).
A <:I mse r cl;tmP l,;tc, b ee n r1rfrl r d 10 i h e PlJD approv al o rd .nance that st1pul.:i tc:, wheri d Cc11 ifiL,,lt! uf
Occ upancy(<. <.J ) Is iss ued 10 r .1n y rf•<:1den11;il U'-" o n ;i ny p ortH1n nf thP prnpP1 l y rnvp1p cf hy th i<: Pl JD ,
wheth e r the p roperty is pla tted or 110 1, ind ustrial uses (n o t comr11 crc12I o r publ,c/ms 111111 1on;d) c.h ;ill nn l<mc n
b P a ll owed.
Th e )1 te plan ha :, beer, Sl 1h 111rtt c d for c once ptu.1 1 p ~1rposes o nly. ,\ :,it r plan fo r rcs1dcntiJI u~C!i w ill n c t'd
Pl t1 11 11i11g ~11 1d Zu11i 11 g Cu11 11n 1:,,1 u 111c•1iew c1nd Counci l app1 ow,I. ;\ Sil p l,'ln l or any use o thr:, than
res identia l wtll !.!.Q! requrre review a ncJ a ppruv..il Uy the Cu11 1111 1:,:,1u11 u, Ci11y Cu l 11 1u l \V,1h th~ t'). eµliu 11 uf
.1 fpw p11h lir /inc.ri11 Jt 1rn 1,1I tl'•,PG ;md cnnd!'ional us s. al l 'i ii -• pl,1ns fo r usc::i 1n the 1· 1 ,m d 1·2 £Ont:! d i:,tr i<..b
c u rre n tly a re rc1v 1cw~d ad rrnn1s tr J.l 1\elv a n d th PL.D 1"\ropo sec. n11 r h,rncpc:. tn 1hio;. p rn r Prlm P.
O evelo pmen 1 stancl.1 rd s ;1J v c b een o u tli n ed in the PU Dic;1ric1 Pl:in and :i re as foll ows:
Th e ma x imum d\•ve llin~ u ni.s per acre ,s pro;>o sed to be set at 4 5, r sui ting in a m ax imum o i 4 77 u n it !>.
Th e pro p osed S;rnd Creek PU () has se t th e maximum hei ght lirni ta1lon fo r 1:1 ulti-farn il-,. rc:,1U c n1i ,1I d i 75'.
Th r U nified nevP lnprrlf'n l rorl P (I JDC) h ;i ,1 m ,1\'in111 rn heigh1 lm1 i1,11ion r.t 12· i n all r esid~ntia l zo ne
d1 st ncts fh1 s rs a d1 ffe rence of ,1 3 · o r approx 1rnJ1 ely 4 slo nes. f he etbac ks fo: th e S4111d Creek PU[I are
p roposed to be 5' fr )m all p ro p erty li nes. The UDC'~ c urren t st,1 nd .:u ds fo r rnu lti-lJ rn ily in lhe M U-h'.-3-U
zone d islric t ar c l S' fr o nl and sid e se tbac k ri nd a :!5 ' ,car sc l ba ck.
Th e devdopr11 ~11, :-i t.-111dd1 Js f1J 1 tl1 c :nJus 111c1 I u:,e ) shall b~ omi~tcnt wi 1h the UDC re quirement s rn the 1·2
zone dis tric t w tt n the excepti o n of th e ~e 1lJ~1ck~. T i u::! p ro p o~td PUD v:111 hdVt' ,1 r,•qu1rcd 1111 11111,u ,11 ~t=t\J<1L ~
ni I O' fr o m ;1H prn 1)e r1 y lin e, ;t1A l Jf)C rr•q 111rf'., ,:i I O 4,e 1h.Kk rin ly \v hf're ,1 build1111; ;,but s upon . ad joins.
or Is JdJa cent to a r c:,td en:ral Ln ri r rl 1c;111 c 1. flw \,md I rPf'k Pt 1r, w '111l d 11 t 11 ,wP ,, hP 1gh1 lim1tr'l lt ,'ln w i1h
indus tn JI uses.
The arch1tectu r,:II st~n d.1r ds thal ar e o u 1li ncd in the PUD J1 rc vcr1 5i1n1la, ~rnJ/ , ma rl.! 5111nl;Cn l 10 1h c
a1ch i1 ec tur.1 I stand,u ds fo , m ulti-u nll r es idc11 11a l uses lis ted in the U D C.
PrnrPd11r Fs fo r m in or rn n rlif1r ,-1 1innc; 10 th P. Pl JO ;,re co nsis ten t w uh the UD C. ~ind are 1ypic..1 lly reviewed by
th e De\'elopm c n1 k:ev 1cw rc.1 m and approved Ihrouch the permi11 ing prnr+•'-(; M;i1or mnd1nc,11i onc. 1n th"
P UD are a lso consis tent w ith U DC a n d require Plan ning ;m d Lornn dn d f_1t y louno l a pproval. Ma1or
modific at i on s .1 rc ,cquircd unde r 1hc following ci rcum!',l,rn ces:
• A d1J11 g~ in th ~ d1ardL lt:1 u( tl 1c \J ~·,dup ent , 0 1
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An incrC',)<iP in 1h e 1T1 d).1t1 1t1111 h~ig hl o f t111 y l,ud <.111 1~ o f 11 HJr • 111,111 5%; u,
• t\n in cr ease in l h e num b r of dwell ing u 11i1s. or I the , dl io oi th e gro s lio or JrC.'.I o( stru c tures
10 the I.ind .,,ca, 0 1 inc reases in th e pr o po sed gr0 !,S Ooor .tr ed wilh1n a ny pi1ni c u l r land US P 0 1
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A reduc tion o l rn nre than ;,\¼, m the /,rnd r1 re,1 de"gnrtt 10 n fo r lan ds c,1 ping: or
/\ reduc l10 11 by 111nin th Ill Ci 1Y.-. HI ,1i .. , 1",l (l n n i nf ·"-t rPP I p ,uk111 g ;wrl ln..trl 1ng '-P ("(' !(J grOC','-noor
ar~., o r nwnher f d\vc lli ng unils
I andscapin g: A comp le te l,mdsc.c1p in~ plr11 1 \V dl b r: p 1ovu1 c d i11 t11ne or f1n;t l !,Ubm 1ttal f the !,lie p lc111 .
Pilrkin g Pr r~1m; ;.;utd 1 ·l111 5 w ill be p r(.-p,ir l'd IM!,<'d on 1u 111r c dl'\' .. opnu. 'l l u se ,rn d w ill b e ;ub 1111t1 c d w ith
l hc tm.1 1 ~ 11 1. l he dcvclope1 ma•1 as~ fo, ,, red11t.110n 111 p,11klnfl IOI rm1l 1r-!,,·nily ho uc;ing d ue to th t<
pro\1111i ty ,,. .,11,ht 1,111.
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p roperly) ,,nd W H l11 vcs lni c 11 1s PUD (re e rr e d 10 ~$ 1hc ~o uth pr o p e rl y) 10 rezone 6e
dl,1Jv c: p,11 1..els f1u •11 I, I Li gl,1 lmlusi 11,1 I and 1·2 Gew·,a l lnd usi 11 al ;:0 11 ing 10 a PU D Plan ned
Un11 D Pvr ln rm<'11 I I Ii i' p r powcl l'Ul wil l a llow ,n uh,,fa md y re s1de11 11<il .is " pe, min e d
use, m add iti on to ex1c..t 1n g 1n du stn~I perm 111 ed u:.cs . Lo11 cep 1u ,1I sll e plc1 11c; h,,vr hr-11
sub11111 1ed b l'.il u c;P el ev lo;)111 c11t on l'i c IW<> <;I tc ~ li kel y will not hnppc n i 1 1he 11 e.1r term.
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.H.:i ll w ith cnou •h de1,11I to prov ide mer1 11m gfu l ,ev1('1w co mm .. nls. St 1ff 1s reco m me ndi ng
th<1 1 w hen cvcl opm e111 ,s rn re c c1 ta 1n 111 the fut ure, sue pli'1 11 5 be rf'\i •·.,e el J t pu llic
h e,ni11 g\ ..Ill l IJ ru, ' Plc11111 il1 g rll !l l ZU'Hll b dl ld ·it y L uu11ci l. ·11, Pl~rnrnng ,tnd i'Oll!P}!.
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R ECOM MENDAI ION S N ORTH l'ROl'ERrY :
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( n rru 11i c.c.ln n ;1pprnvfl i;.,,,ct CrPP k IJL!I) l)1 c,1 ri r 1 Plan w ith th fuilo·.,i:1~ u ,11 d11 ion 5.
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1< ~r< IMM~NDATIONS SOI JTI I PROl'f lffY :
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Co mmi ssi o 11 a pprov W I l l11vcs1 11,en1 PU lJ 0 1S l1 11;1l'l,11 11\lth 1he fo ll w 11 1g co 1d11ion ;: •
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Jll d Lo 111 11e ~,p prn v.d :rn rl lr ty C,1 11 ;lr il ,ippr11v:1 I
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o f i' R-1-C m 11 r, rl 1sir ic1
And io,w.ird a rcco m111P11d ,11 io 11 of approva l 10 C11 y C..o unn l.
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l'KO l'fRTY LOCMI ON AND SURROUND I NG LANO U E:
[he subi ec l propert y o f Ih is P D is loca l d adjacen t to t h e RTD Li gh t Rai l lin e be t ween
Dartmouth and BJ tcs . l.:rn d o irec tly to the we st ,s the RT Light {a ,I tr . c k s a nd tl,c BSNr
railioacl tr ac ks ,rn d furt he r west beyond Sou t h S,mt e I c 111 a11 in du st r i. I zo n e d i stri c t and th e
l.11 gle w oo J/Li 11l e1o n W aste W Jt er Tr eal lll en t Plant. Su rr o u nding la nd t o the i?as t is a
10111h inati v n o ( 1-1 Jnd R-2-13 . Thi s Jr :t is a mi xture o f inrlu s1r 1a l u s s, -:;in gle and mu lti
i'"1111i ly huv,111g ... is we ll d::, 110 11 <.0 11 fo rr 11i11g re::i idcnti al u1l 1ts 111 lhl: i11tlu::i l 11 cil dt ~lr :U~. Nur 1h b
1'.,e RT D r11 a,11I e nan c c faci lily rnncd 1-2 To l h~ so u th " R-2-R zoni ng and C u shin ~ Park
l'UD l'ROCEOURE :
Re1 0 11in g to :, PUD rL!quires 1h e ,1pp 1ic a11 1 to h:ivr> i1 p'0-,1 ppl1Ci1 t on mee tin n wi th st.::ill , a
·1e1ghbor hoo d m eellllg w ith ownPrs a 11 d te n an ts loca l " I w ithm 1,000 i e t of th P propo<Pd
l 'UD . Afte, the nc 1ghbo1ho od meetin g ,1 fo1n1 ;il su bn li'l al is mJd e to th e ity ct nd rev11 .. wcd
b y c.,1 y c!cpMtm e nl s an d 0 1n e r ~ffecl ecl ou tsid e agent ,es r\ publ,r h ea nn s ,s h ;,ld befc,rc
1hr f'll anrnn g and Zo111 ng Comn,is sio n ;rn d 11v Co un cil If th e PLD it Jppr vPd 1hPr 1c; r,
30 da y retc , · du,n ti 1ne p e11od befo ,e µ,,111 111 , c an bt.: g1an t ecl
BACKG IWUND:
!h e Planned Un it Deve lop 111 111 is ,1 re ton i1 1g proces~ thal e stab lishes spec ,fic zornn g Jnd
Sll f' pl,111 ni11 g cri teri a to n,ec t me nee d s o f ,, sp ec ific dcve lopllle nt 1J1op o ,al t i 1d t 111,1 y 11 · l IJ e
Jccommo dJ t ed w ithi ,, ex istin g zon ing dc1elop m en 1 regu lat ion s.,\ PUD rezo n ,nr, p rovi des
th e o ppor.un i l \' for u111fied d evelop m en t co ntro l fo r mu lt ip le p 1o pc 1ti es 0 1 m ult iple u ses
/he o rnbin erl propert ies are 1~ 72 acres an d Win ,low lonstrucl ro n L o rn pa ny ha •
occupied th e sOlr the rn par cel since 19 54. Ge neral Iron Work s oc cup ied th e northern
p d1 el fu r 111d11 y ye d,~. RTD ac.q uir ~d a µo rtiu 11 uf tlu:: Gl 'v\/ pa red fo1 il5-mJ int nrtn cc
facil11 y in 20 0 2 ~an C rPPk ar qrr rrp rl 11, owners hi p in 1h e ~IW parrel i n 2010. PJ rLds
have bee n Lonee! lndustnal sin ce t·,e 11 rst 7.0 run g was pu l 1n placi'! 11, I Y4U
NflGHIIORHOOD MEET I NG SU MMARY :
/'ursu,111 1 10 1l1P I J11 if1ed D eve lop111 111 Cu de PU D µrccedu re. 1he dpp lic,111 1 c 11 duc k c a
n rghborh o cl n,eet1ng on Wednes da y I ly 18, l U / 2, prror 10 su milling 111 ' Pl JI)
.1 pp !ic:1 t1on Nu li c of the p re applica t1 0 11 mee ting wJs nuil ed lo ow11 rs and tenanl !t 01
pr I er t\' loca l cl w ithin I ODO fee t of lh e pr opose d ru o pro pe rly , t\ m ee tin g Sllllllll0r\ IS
at1 ached (Se h hibit 1\)
Cl rv DEPARTMENr ,\ND IJ I VI SION IHV/~W:
The app li can ls h.i d ,, pr e :1p p liratio·1 me eting with st~ff 111 June ~0 12. l~~ues thJ t we ,e
1d e11 tifieJ du rinr, ti ,c: p :~-~pp l,cJ/1 011 m e 'l ing w ere ,;dd ,esse d hy 1hc ap pli crn l an d th 1111 al
PI JD par kN , wr·rr suhrn111 ed 011 Se pt _mbc r 2 7. 20 1~ -1,c frna l pl,rns '"''"! re\'rewnl uy
Luy and< u ts1de A ge ncies and th e fo ll \'.1 Ing con 1111 e nt s \'.'C 1e ·n Jd P·
Tri C.ou nl y 1-!e ali l, D epar l m cn l :
1. rCtiD tirH .. UUl dg~::,. tl1 e dLk!i1io 11 u i p ;) Develupll h.~11 1 St ,11 1Uc.11J > f J1 I icvcle fo d11 1cs
inrlurl inc h1 kP r;i rk 1ng for vic;i;n rc; ;rnd rPc;idPnfc; •
1 1 he ,and Lr eck '.North) ~ U 11 10 ,catcs de te ntion po nd; w r I be b urll 0 11 th e
clcvcl op mcn t site To rcclu r:c th po tc nt,J ; for humnn cx po~u re!.. I V\'est N ile an d
0 1he 1 ll1L•::.q u1t8·bome vii use s, -;-c 1 iD reco mmends that mos quit o con tr ol pla ns c
rl~vP lo ped fo r an y stoc mw,11er facilili e5 th t MC desig ned 10 hold Wd ter fu r 72 1,u,n
o r lo n ger.
Xcel [11 ergy.
1. l he Pub li c Se rvice Co rnpdll\' o f Cu lo r,.:d i PSCuJ ·1·m , and ope r,tte s ex btin~ natura l
gas <.md elect11 c cli stn buti on fac 11i t1 es ·,,·,th in the pr opnc;Prl pr nwn .H P~ The
de veloper 111 us t wo rk w1 1h Xce l to 11l stall ;1n y ne,v ga s or elec tri c sc,r v,cc, 01
r11 001fi cati o n to e~is1i11 g fac1 hl1 s
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Co lu,at..!u O ep c1 1t1111,:'.111 u f T1c_11 1~pu 1t.n ion
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(. mment s wer-'! not p 1ov1 ded from this ,A,gcncy.
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n,c Ci 1y o f Engl wo od h as adop lc d 20 12 111 10,11 lio na ! (ad 5, in aclcl ,1i o n 10 ICC/AN ~I
A I 11 .; -~009 ,\c ce ss1b1 li 1y 1andards •.v l11 ch rnu s1 b u se d fo r b u 1lr 111 g o n the 11 c
Engir.c C'n ng:
,\ ,a111 age Re p o n p c , 1h e Eng lewood D raina ge C rit e ria Ma nua l mu s1 b e subr11111 cci .
,\!! conc rete rn u sl b e b1 o u ~h 1 l o Crty Standa rds
All D rJi nasc mu5t be d,rcc tcd to 1hc Public \/>lay (1.e. st ree t o r all ey)
All work i n 1h e Pu blic Ri µh 1-cf-W,1 y rt· u11 cs p e 11ni 1s iro m Pu b lic \\'t,1ks.
A ny unu ; I D rive C ut s m us t b r cl ose d p r C rt y Standard,.
Ch eck li sl and D ra1111 gc re v, w lc11 c rs ar c a11,ch111 c n 1s 10 1h c p ro•cc l
r\11 Cu1l., ull er t111 d Side wc1 lk wi ll 11t,;t:d tu l,e Luuu gl 1l uµ lo .ii }' Sldll ddrw ~. i11 Llu di 11 g d 11 1•\f\'
8' (m 1ni111 urn) w ,d e si d ~wa lk .
Drn1n agc repo rt subrrn U••c b11 t will 11 0! be ,11--.pr ovt..!c:. S1 1e pbrir, :HP co nc.•.·p l u:t l in n.::1 11 110
1ht:1do re nu <:1µp1u\,1 I r0r tl,b tlt .. !slgI 1 \\I:, be Lu:n plcied wil l, thi~ I C:\tl·W
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I . 503 ~ I D irne ns o 1s. ( '\11 ,en d ed 10 ,c,, I ,15 fo llow )
Fir f\ppara tus access :o Jo s ,h al l l,:1\'r an 1,11 u lJs l ru c 1ca w id t h o f 11 0 1 IPss 1h ,111 2b fee l ( 1725
11 11 11 ). excluc;1ve nf -,houl c. 1 · e'<C0 pl fo r approv d sec, 1ri1y g.ncs in ilc co rd;t •1ce with S dion
503 .6, and an u nobs1ruc 1c d '✓e rl1 ca l clea ran ce o f 11 0 1 le ;s 1h.1n 13 fee l 6 ,nchc5 I ~ 11 5 mm )
Tra fi e
Su b nrntc d d o cu 111 c n 1s in cl u de a concep t ual sit e plan onl\, lo ca 11 011 Jnd dc s,g n o f l h c a ccess
µo i111 s a,0 11 0 1 pan o f 1his ~pprova l. Traffic lmpac l St ud\ sha l l b e up cl a1 •d w h •~11 a ,pe e fi e
sit e p la11 ,s sub n1111 c d . f o rn111w111 y n e,,e lop m e n t co rnrn ent: Dll e 10 t h e D -p ar1rn c11 1
reco111 rn 2 11 d a1i o n o f l he ap p ·oval o f 0 11 11 l ne O i s1nc 1 Plan s (z oni ng regu la 11o n c n 1i tl ern en 1s)
uuff 1t rm pct U!, w ill l,~ ,1d d 1es~~d wnli fin.i i ~it e pld11 ,ulJ 111 is!>io 11 wl 11 c./1 tl i • Cu 111111 iS!>iu n will
rev rew al a 11 adcl ilio nal pu b li c h 0 ari n g),
lJ l d,lie,.
Plan5 sh0w 111 ~ w.i t:-r·sE-wcr -s torrn .i nd 11r cl1nc co nn ec tio ns to the pu b l c mi1 1ns need 10 he
su b m,11 ed :o r approv,,I.
Cornnrrni ty l;~v elopn c11 1·
See co mm 11 1s below
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ThP S,1nd r rPP k an rl W H l11v , .. ,1r11 Pnl< Pl I ll's wi ll r h,111 gP 1hr Pr>rr111 11r d Pnn c ,p I Us es 10
<1 lkiw res id e 111ia l u ses 111 adr:11i o 11 10 th e curre 11 ily .,!l owed ind sl ria l, o fl,cc a11 cl rc 1ad u s s
0 1lwr ,1l lowcd u ses rn l hc f'U U are o u1 l,11 ecl und er l he Tab le o f ,f\ll cwecl U ses 1r1 1h e Wr1 11 c 11
S1a 1em enl o n l h P PUil d 11ru nian1
'>ill' Pl a n: lhe si te plan h,is hr-'P 11 s11 h111 i11,,r1 frir cr111rPp 111al pu rrmP< n 11 I\' r)p vclo prn rn1 •
st.mcLir ds hJ ve been o ut lin ed 111 the l'UD Di s tnct Pl.1 n .1nd :i re .1 5 1ollo w s :
S,111d Crt·d PUD (Nurlh r .,n d ): Tl ,e 111,i xi,11 11111 tlwcll inµ u111 1, p -·1 .,u is p 1o posc d to b e
<P t a1 4 o On this si t thP 1n 1.1l ,na xim um dwP ll in g< wou l.1 l,p ,1~0
lhc p ,o posed ·:111d re ek l'U D 35 !et the m,1'1111um rc igh1 limi ta tion lo , 11 1:11 11-1:i mll y
rcS1 d e nt,a l a t 75' Th e U nifi cl De,elop111en t Co de (UDC ) ha s a ma xi m um he ight limi1a1i o n
L•f 2' 111 dll 1es1de 11t 1t1 I 1ur 1t! tl 1".<l l 11L1 s. 1111!:i Is ,1 dil f~1~nu: of 43' 0 1 app 1oxim t1 I C'l y 4 stori es.
P t harks in r tllf' 'i anrl <rPPk Pl JI) ,,rp 1-.rP i:n<Prl tn ll• 5' fr m all p10pNt \l lin es . ·1 he
U.J C 's cu rren t st;in o:ircl s l0r r11 1dti.1 .1111 1ly II I 1 l • t,.t,L' ~1 -J -B rlH' l ~· i,0 111 dll d 1.,1d~ <.P th ~rk,
Jnd :!5' rc;u ~c tb ack5.
1!,c dt:\'t:.•lu p111 e 11l ::>IJ11dt1rtb fur 1111.l u)t11a l u::i t:S shct /1 Ue cuns is1e11 1 with 1hc UOC •Aitli lh
r·,cep r,0 11 of <Pt h:i r ks. Tlw r rn pose cl . I D w,11 have• ~ req 1111 rl mi n1111u111 ~e t b<1 k u i IO'
1ro m ail p ,ope rt y lines . l hc UUC ir..1qu1re!'.t a I ll ' s~thJck onlv wh'=re ., buil cl 111 e 1bu1 c; 11rn11 ,
.~dj o11,,., n r 15 Jcl j:1 cP1'l 10 ,, rr-!'. dc nli JI zo ne distric t lnd ui;tri.:l l 1n·I oth er non-rn sid e11 1 ;d usei;
w ould 1·0 1 b~ suL ject to ~ . 11.::i ght l11 nit \1 t1 c.., ..
WH l nvesl m~nl l'UD (Sot tl h l',1rce l): The rn axim11111 dwe lh11 !, l!lli l5 pe, '"'",!l e p1u ;.>u,d
tn h e c;e t ;i t 4 ) ( )n this s1tf"I 1h t 1:-i l rnt1 >ir111un dw Plli11 ~, wn ,1lrl ll F-?7 fl
I, ;1d ci 1t1on t.J :i llowing in du stri.11 and r11u lt1-L1111i l~, die ~•'.Jpo~ed V\IH Im stm e r t PL.I) •
woul d also ~llow smg l fami lr res iclen t1J I and attt1 c:-le d tow nh omes . The c;in glc (;rn iily ,111 J
d ll'1Li 1ed 1uw 11li u111 e~ 1.,•uul d l 1c1 v•~ thf: ::i c1r 11 ,;: d111 1t::11 ~101 1.1 I ~1,md c11J~ d:, 1h•:! R 2 B z ne di strict
Tl1r l.,DC d nP< nr.r nirrP.11rl l' ha ve d imensiona l stand a rd s for :i ua ched townhu111 ~,.
1,!cs1d01 111 al ui ul ~ tha t a re att.1 ched and rn orc than one a1Q co m1d-=red m ult1-w,1t dwf"llling~
_ t~tft bel i v $ th.J I 1h,-. sin gle fon uly rec:id nti.11 unit ~. ,hou ld be reg ulat ed und er th e
d1rn e11 s1onal sl r1 nda rds o f l hc R-1-C zo ne dislr i<:.t and the ;i 11 ach cl 1ownho 1n c5 !iho uld be
1l'gu l,11 ec. un Je, 11,c: WI i Irv stm ent l'UD Developmen t S1a11 dard , oi the ~l11 ili -U11,1
Rri;;irf Pn l 1,1I O w Pll 111 g~
rh e p ro po se d VV l-1 11.v sl 11 1e1,t PUD htts th 1111nirnu111 sc tb ,1L\.. li,tccl d!i :!', w1 1J, 1h~
e:.cep tio n 0 1 a 5' to 10' se tlx 1cl : alon g l hc cr1s t ri nd wcsl pro pc rt v li11 c~. I li c ~, ~c tb:ick
w:.,uld be requ11 e d .:-dong th,.! nvllh .:rn d so ud1 prop rl \ hv~--;. The UD ha s .1 m:t'11 11 L.m
s,•tba ck o f 5' o , .111 y rcs1dc 11 11al z nc d1s1r1 c 1, w,tlt the ex Le p11u11 uf ,, ,11,,tl , lo t uf 1ecu i,I,
fhe d e vcl o p111 c nt s tandard s fo r ind ust ri.11 u.es sh all b e 011 s,s1c 111 wnh th<' UIJ C w nh th e
e,c ep ti o n o, setb.1 c ks. I he p roposed l'UD •.vi ii h;,vc a ,cq ui r cl 111 111i11 1u111 ;ctba I, f IO'
(1 u111 c1II p ru p ~11v li1 1e::: rltl;' l.J DC rcq uiit:!) 11 10' se tbac" onl>' ,,he ,i: a ~lud d111g abu ts upo11 ,
.1 rl1 ni11 s, or 1~ rl dJrtc r>n l to a r(•1.i 1d0ni 1,1I Lo ne cli si nCt. As w,th th e no rrh p,1rct:I, 1ndus t11 i1I d Hd
o th r 11 on-re!>1de 11t 1 1 u 52s • .. vo uld h;wc no h1.?1~ht lir nt tation
Ar ch ilcclu ra l Sta nd a rd s (bo lh PUD 's): H, • a rc hit c c tw,11 st.1 11 d.1 1ds tli,11 .1 rc o utli ne d in
Uuth Puo •~ ttr ...: vc 1y ... ,,1 ,ilJ.r r11 a J/or 1110 ,e $ltin gen t to a,c hit cdu1a l str1n d.1cb fu 1 mu l1iurn1 •
rP ~l rl Pn lial ll <iPc;; li~lr>r! 11) l hP l Jnr
• l'roce ss (lwt h l'lJ l)'s): I 1c p ro r s; as ou thn f'd 111 th e pro pose d PUD '~ " propo 111g to
havP ,1,,, Deve loµ111 e11 t Rev iew fo am a s the f111nl a pprov i11g nt it\' for the fina l site pl. 11
Staff be lieve; th a t th e iin ,,I site p1a11 should b rev iewed y r ta n nin g ,1 11cl Zo 11 ing thr0t rgh .-,
pu b li c he,,rr ng a 11 d lily Lounc il thro ugh d public he,111ng
\\ nor 11 1o difi c,1tmn s 10 frt c PUD :; dre co n sis ten t \\It h th e UDC, \111d .-'li e typ ic .:i lh, re,10wec./
b \• the I cve lopme nt R v1C'w r ,1 111 ,111d ,tpprov ed tlu ou gh the pPr111 rtlr11 g proce ss . Ma1 o r
111orlific ,II io ns In 1h0 Pl JI l's arp ~k n , n rws lPnl wi th I II)(' w 11h t',e ,vl ,fa1 0 11 of th e fo ll m,1r1 g·
• 1\ c ht1 nr,e in the <.har .Jllcr v t th!.! d•~ve lop,:1c n1 1 or
• A ch.111 ge i11 1hc p rm 111 •d bod uses; or
• 1\ ch r1 .•)h.: 11 1 11l ' gt.:111.!rJI !r JL <1 t i1J11 uf 1,rnd u::i ... ~. ,
• 1\11 in c1casc 111 th ma x1111um he ight o( anv bu 1ldint: of more 1h11n 5'1/o; or
• An u ,u c.:.I~c m th nu mbf'1 of dwell ing un itr;, 0 1 i11 th e r,1I10 oi 11 c gro~::. fl oo r .Jrea
l ll ~1,u t ltu ~::i to th e lt111d <1r Ll, or increas es 111 th e µ,opo se d gro!ls fl oo r tH<::O v,,i1 hi11
;m y p.1r11 cul .H l,111 d u::. _J LI rn orri th,1 11 2'}{,, o r
• A reduc tion 0 1 ni orc th.:i n 3'1/ri ,n the .:rnd .:H c1 dc!:.1gnJt ,u 11 for I.in d~ .1p111 n, 0 1
• 1\ r ·ductiun by 111 r . 1h r1 n 5·}~, 111 11 e r,1 11 0 nf of l--.tree t p.ut-1 ng a11 d loadi ng SJhl C-C
to gross fl oor di Cd 0 1 numb er of dwe llin g Lni ts.
L,1mhc,11.ii11 g (!.,11th f'UO',\: ,\ co111p lc1e la11 cl ,c 1p 1ng pl.m "ill b ·,r v,a ed ,11 tim 01 fin ,11
• st.. ,mittal of th e 111 ,, plan
Parkin g (bn tl, l'UD' ,). l',rrk itt ~ gu 1d •h rr,:s ·.v iii IJt J r p,rr e d IJ,rsc·d uri fulu r e devc:lc,p rne irt
11se ,rn d w,11 b e s u b111 111 ed •.vnh the fin al s11e pl an . r he drvelo p er 111ay a sk for ,1 re cl 11 ctio11 111
rar~1 n~ for multi-fomi ly housing d11 c 10 th e p ror.im 11y o f lig ht r;,i l.
SUM MAR Y:
I hp iipJ l1r a11 1 it. propnc.1ng In rP•7nilf' two p;i rrp/c; I n Pl Jn tn 1nr li 1rl :i rP c;idrnl 11 u~pc; In
adcl rt 10 11 to I 1 ,ind 1-2 u ,c, St aff is reques t,n~ th,1 1 •ppr oval o f th ' lin a l sitc· p lan be done
ihro rr gh pu bl ic he a rin gs a t Pla 1111111 g ,1·1d 7.0 11 11 1g Jncl C1 1y Co un cil 111e e t11 1gs .,s :, co11 cl1 11o n
of .ipprova l f th e PUD Di,tri c l Pla 11 s
l'L ANN ED UN I I D EVEL O PM ENT CO N SI Of:lU TI O NS :
!he 0 111m ,ss ;o 11 mu st dc tcnrnn e ,i th PUD is o m1s tC'11t with the I n gl wood 200]
Co ll'ptchc 11 51ve Ph n. ThC' PJ:.111111n g a 11 cl /u111 ng Comrnl ~s ,o n c I11 :11 1-H D \P, ;ipprovc w ith
Lu 11d1 11u 11 , u r d •ny 1h e pr oposed l'UD
PUD Drstnc t P~
Tl'" is trill P .,11 ,ets fort h the zo 11111g regul.11i o11s und er w hi h 1h1: pr o pose I ~•11 e 11dm e11 1s
will o cur .
Jhe PUO D1 :.u·11 r Pl.i n i~, ur 1s ri(J(, 11 1 co 11/u111,d11Li: wilh 1,'1t:: l i!i ll iLI P Jc111 1e L/LJ1t r:1111::11l!: dud
• th e Compr li c ns,ve 1'1,m
I 11~ pr o po!le cJ P D ·) 111 L J11(ur 11 1t1 111..c \V tth 1he l)is1r1 u l;in and 11c u 111p 1eli~11 :,ivP •
Plrt n <;p n in 1, ')· I lous ing G oal I 'i t;i rpc; "Prom n rP ;i h,1I :i nrP d mi :.. n f hous ing
'JP POrlun ,1 ,es sorv111g 1ne needs of all curr e nt an I fu lur e b 1gl '"-od , 111 zens "
Ob jecti ve 1.3 sia tos, "En courJi;e housin g 111,estm en ts 1h01 ,mpr o, :he hous111g mi x,
·n luding bo lh sma ll e , an f larger un it siles, a nd a w ider ra ng e or ho using types,
111rl uding s1ngle-fd11 11 ly, dupl e;<, town li o11 1e, ,11 1d co nd o rni mun 1 unil s".
2 /\II rea wr Prl <locurrM1t i;, rlraw in,;s; ,r•iP rr,1/i;, ,rrnmm nd,•tir th a,vl ,l(>f11 0va /5 l:J ve bee n
rPrPivP c/
All ap p ,opriJ te doc<a 11 1e 111 :m co ri11 ng Sa nd reek .incl \V H lnve s1r 11011 1 PLI) • have
been receive d, however the propose d PUD s11e plan s hav e no: b £'11 ,-,prov ~d bv
J II de p.ir1111 e 111 s
3 71,e FUD IJr<t rict l'/,1n i5 c onsis1e 111 ,>illi acl o1,1c1 / anr/ g,•ner;,i/y il ffC'PfC,. ;,,11 r/.1rc/; 0/
c/evcl /Jrn ~ni ,n 1hl' 11y nl 1-n~IPwnnrl
I he 111 d lreek rn d \!V I I 11wes tn,ent s run D 1stn ct Pl l 'b rc rn,11n co 11i;1r.,1p 111 With
Icr:c pt d c1c,,d op rn cn1 :.t.i rH:Jrd ,; C'i l.i hli 5hcd by he Cil~ of E11 nlc-w0nd
The PUO [),c:tn c1 Plans ,1 ,e .rn bs tan t1r1fl y co nsis tent N1rh rlic ,;of)fs, ob,~c r,vt•.s. cle s,.~n
gui de/mes. pvlicie s ,111d r1ny nrhu 01o'lt1,rnu:, l,n\ ,,, 1 ~q u11 emt!nt of th1·' ,.. ·[~.
~and rr k 1ml \r\11-1 l11vPst rn r 11 1 Pl ID's arP 111 n1 nrn 1111 a11 cr, w ,11, .,11 0 1h 01 •
orcl 111ances1 laws and requ iremen ts ot th e L il y.
5 W h en the l'UD Dr s1 11 c1 Pl,1n is w,thrn 1hc Engl ewood Downtown Dc vc!opmcm A uthor:ty
([OD A) .1 r c-J, the Pl,1n ,s con 51S1 n t w,1h the EDDA ~,pp rovcd cJcs ,gns . p o{,ncs an d p lan 5
l'ULJ Sit e Plan
I he PUIJ S11 e Pla ns ·..-.,,II be ,ev,cwcd a nd .ipp,oved a l a ht-, dJ IC, ye l 10 be .-J e 1c 11111111.1d
ATT1KHME NT S:
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Ex hi bit C: Nc igh bo ,hood l\.\cc 1in g Summar\
h l11 hi 1 D '.]1y10 11 le ltc r cl,,1 ed ove rnbcr I ~
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IHGULAR MEHING
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M in11 l cs and au t.J io .lrl' ava ilable a t:
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I e reg ul~r mee 1111g o f the Ci lv Planni ng ,rn d Zo , mg ·:,mmiss ,0 11 w as c.,lle d to orde r a l
7 00 p .111 11 1 the r,:v o II ul Ch,11nbcr, o f the E11 glewo0d C1v1c Ce 111 ~r, Ch~ir B1i Lk
pr Sid w g
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Ble,1 , Roth We lker , Knot h, I sh, i3ritk, K111 ton, ·1 ow11 l~v
f ,cc m11 c {,1l1crr,1 1,-)
Alan \IVh it e Co m mJn lt y D eve lopm e nt Direc to r
r\ud 1d Kid,, P lrt1 11 1L!1 I
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II. APPROVAL OF M I NL TES
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Kno th seco 11 cle rl : T /\PPR VE ·111 1: NOVEM BER 6, 201 2 MINU TES
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b ut ~aL;1 wd req u ire d n1oti o 11 and they w ill b vo led o n '.i('J'l c. ·-1 t ly.
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s Ku k \\J~ swo rn 11 111d p r scn t<'d 1h c c.1sc I " 1pp!i c 1 , t1,1s sub n1i·1 d tv,o
:)p lic aIions, Su nd C ,cek PUD (rcfe n ed to ,1s the n o n h 1.ropcny) and W 11 l 1'vcs tmc11 I ,
r uo 1,d1·11c d I "' tli~ ,uu tl, p 1upe1ty) tu I C2U II C ti .( rl l ,uve IJ dl Ce ls from 1-1 I igh t
l nd~s tr i 11 and 1-2 , , Pr I 1nm, tria l 1on i 11 ~ to ii PL,D lanned ni t De,clo p mcn t lh ·
p ,oposed !JU U \·1tll al low m u lt1~ia 1rnl y , s:d c nt,a l c1s t.1 pe r111 1tt erl use, m ;i dd1t1 c n rn c>,,1s 11n u
11du!:.l n;1 I p c:1m i 1t ed u ses. C 111cep tu3' srt µld11S have been sLb111 11t ed beca Lsc d .. ~·., lopm en t
o n th e tw o sites likelv .... ill not hap r en in th n etl r te rm . :\s m<irkc t cond 1t1o ns evol\·c 111 the
fu l u e, si l c p lans an d de tc1 1b 1·1ay d1 angt.::. S1L1ff 1s 1ecommen din ~ th at \'\•hen developm en t is •
,n o r fl c~r 1,1tn in rl w i 11 11H P, ,;11 e p l;inc; h i'.\ rPv iP \.ved at p ublic hea ru :r,s b efo r Ih e Plan rn ng
and Lon ,ng Comm ,ss ,0 11 and L il\' Lounc,I
t,\s Krr k J rsc u ss ,: le gal cl ~cr ip 11 011 s of boll , pro p er ties cu rre n t zo n e dii trrc ts, p ro p rty
I...Jtdtiu 11 dll d ~•Jr ro u11 d in g km d u s~. PU D ;HUL lu re~. bdL h~ru w 1u i11fo,rn 1tiJ1 1 o f t',-::
prnp p rr y, nP 1ghhnrhonrl 1r 1Pr ri n e c;11mrn r1 ry, \11 y rJp p;u t rn Pn f ;rn d d 1vi i;i o n rPv 1e w , ;rnd an
ov cr "m' of bo th p roposed f'U 's
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APP LI CANT TE3 TIMONY
Th e ,•r p l1r,1n1 p rnv 1d r rl ,1 r.ll rlP ,h n·., n f ,h,.. prnpn-.P d Pl JI)'<;, l\'l r '/mfPfl t l;irri c;, P!;i n rn ng
D irec tor fo r Ba sl:!l in e Co rp ., l\\r. f-re d L.-:i n t 7., lrart :L l:ngmecr !or 8ase llne Lo 1p., ,111 d M i
Bry,1 n 1 \,\1 111 ~low, ov,n ~r o f the p ropcrti c !: p rov id ed te~t 1m o n y
Iss ues cl isc ussC"d w ·re contc11ni 11a11 0 11 n lhe p r u;.H!II Y, ,e llJ L1 c.k::, h~1 ht 1e::,i 11L11 u 1,,,
e·G1 rn pl e o f ,-..ha t hulld in gs rn av look li ke , co-nrn 1gl111 g o f rcs 1rt ;:.n11 .1I uc;;e alon e w 11h
1 ,1..l u stnJ I u se .1 d d 111 g .. 1 r>r ov1s1o n thJ t s1;1t s th e ind u s1 11 .1 I tises g o awa) whe n r s1de11 l1al
c0 m es 111 , p ark,n ~ f\Ui d c li n es, d en sit y oi dev lopm n t, is th e B<1 t 0 s tat ie>n stil l an o p uo n,
wuu ld dppl u .. d rll J L'velu p tli t: I ll p c rt v 01 ::ic ll to J d evelo per. t r;1fl ir fk,w an d en tra n ce
p l;irP m f'nr to th r rl f'v ri n prn 111 •
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CO U/\CI L WII H A FAV O RABL E RECO M IVIE 10 A TI ON FO R
ADOPTION WI rH Tl-fE FO LLOWING CO NDITIONS
f :nc1I >ll•.:' p/dn d /J/JIUVctf wr/1 l1Jf}1-'t:II ..i t ,1 : .l c.:1 d,tt e d t (/
wr/1 need to re cei ve l'/ann,ng ancl Lonrng approv,1/ arc/
l1ry l n un n i ;mrirnva/
Acct-s to Lh iutu re BiltC) Slru:t Ligli~ Ra,/ .Ht1Uon
,,:.ir iorm <11~/I be ,novcd frr,111 1/.c sou1 h propNry 10 11! ~
11,Jnh r1orenv
';,-G r,.•,1 1 r rn j(•r:t for thi s a,~.:-t ; In fovo , nt th 1~ 'YPP nr rfp v lnp 1,1 f'n l
> A Pl 1D is ttpp ,opria lP fo r thr MC'il i 1 the Bdh !S Street Stillion Lig ht R.:1 11 'j fJti o n i~ bu ilt ,
11 110 1, dens 1t1 I~ to o h1eh.
> \'Ny cn nrr rnPd ah, 111 m1x1118 ,r~,d nt1;i l w 11h 111du str1i1 I uses
,,,. N ee d prov is,0 11 tha t mdu stri ;,I goes c1 w il y whe n rc~idcn ti.:i l dcve lop111 c11t occ urs.
► Pl~n11 111 g and Zo 11ing Co n11 111 ss 1011 sho u ld ,ee ii Si t0 Pl dll, thi~ Is j usr a gpn eral Di ,uic t
Plan .
► D on't lrkc rco11 cst to remove the PI.J nn1ng :111 d Zo 111n g o r111 n1ss 1on and C ity oun cd
fr om Publi c I l eanng s to re vie w 11 e Pla n.
Plum11ng aml Zo,111 ,i; CJ11ul1.t):.hm
l'uhl1 lit•;m ry
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0111 r·1 11::, lr c111 C on 11rn sc.1on:
,\\r Fish ,;a id whilp 1he gp n r ;1 / 11 .1 11 11 P n t ·11,, prn jrrt 111 rn,1n~, \·:;wi:. 1c. r-n11c:.1qpni .,irh th,.,
t_ornp r .he ns,ve Plan and I wou ld li ke t sE:!e t lus ~,ea g 1h 1s d 1rec 11o n, lht>H.' dr loo 1n,rn r
u nrcs o l\l d is·u cs ,•:i th 1hc .1pp li :in 1's p rc c.e n t,1lHJ11 ,u,d 111 l'l!its t ri c iP~ ud1 .t ~ n o t
~d rc s~111 ho w th 7o nin g Ht s tog 1hcr Tl us w o uld e r e.II' a m , c z 11 111~ in 1h c dfCcl
w ay to o s pccuh 1 1ve
i\1 .. \, e lkc , fa id he \·.~i nt cl tn lt•I f•vr,yon ,if rh,· , .. ,1r111 ~ kn w hr-,c:, 11r 1 r1gr1 1n c1
riPvr lnp 11 P11 I rn th1c:. :lrP;i Hf"I c;;ud 1,,, d •JL'>ll t bel ,,vp tl w, I rnpr,11 y r urrr111 I~ Ii,,'-11,, t\pP f'I
re-ques t )l:l ure u~ th I ,s v~r 1ll~1blt• to th 1.: p('L, In w ho Ii , tk.•re ,m d IV tll J ,iv.
,\\; l ownl ey ad sh cle fi11 ite lv \ ants to Sbt d<'v~I p rn e,11 in th e 1r c,1 ~~wre ':, Jus: 1io t
t '11 1u gh uif •·11 M u o n to app ,o\ c .
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11 1volv,•d , n d w ,Jul d I k · t o SQa 11 re d c\'C:lopl.'.?d l e. its hi ghe st a 11cl b est u se l·k• 1clt t :1e
r1pph c.1 nt s 1n te •1t 1s to d o t he ri ght thin g. I l e st;i t ed 1e u iHl e r$t nd s 1"r. \1\ in°'lo w's n e<l t o
k c p h!. bu ~i 11 c:,~ uoi1~g t h ere ,H tl11 s tirnc vn d 1~. f111e \', th h.1 vmg . Nii ,c :::.1 cl c 1111 :t l :i n I
in du :i tr 1t1 I u cs. ou t t her e cou ld ha , e been additional cl t.:111 provid ed o the ~0 111 1,n~•:,ic n.
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Case WZON:Oi2 -007 Sane C,crk PUD, izON20 12-00S W II ln•mmm, PUD
~o,.mbc: 20. 20I~
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F,n.,I sile pl,,n .,pprov~I will h.,ppen al ., hue, d,,te and
will need 10 rece ive Plann ing and Zoning ,,pproval and
Cir,· Council approval. Jnd
Delc:tc ",ind illtached 1own/romc use:" from C / ,1 of th e
PUD Distria /'/an Develcipment S1andards
Discus si on Points for thi s case wer e includ ed in the prcvim,s PUD .
Mr . Bleile wanted the applicant to know the Commission ·, not ag,l'lllt the dev elopment o i
th is property We want to se c 1t happen . He ~sked that thC)' not give up 011 ii an d go away
He said he would be very amicable to seeing some further discuss ion occ w. If th e
Cornrn :ss ion '~ rnnc-Prni:; arr rt dcir F.i;.s ed in ;1 futmf' prP~Pnt;ttin11 it'i; a no hr:1i1 w r
Mr . Fish sa id with some 111od1t'1 ca11011s this could wo,k for all .
Mr. Welker s.1id he is very inuch in supp o rl of Roadmap [nglewo od I li s prob.e m wit h wha1
was proposed tonight rs 1hat 1t isn 'I co ncret e eno u~h to give us as ;urance, to th e ci ty anrl to
1h e pP.op le we rep rcse111 c,f what 1s uoi nu to happe n there; th a t hap pe n, ,,: i11 e Si te Plan
review . Allowmg residen iial on th e p1op erly is 110 1 lhe p1 c bl em .
Ms . Reid said the Corn rn iss ion could tak e a shorl re cE>ss ;111d let Staff and th~ :,ppllcant work
011 wo 1d il'1g th e Cu111111b ~iu 11 is ht1\lll~ JiffiLulty willi.
Mr. Welker said, in hi s opini on. il 's n')I .1 five to len m1nu1 e solu1 ion. He ;ugg es 1-,d lhe
ui,cu»iu11 cu 11ti11ue lu a date certain .
Chair Bri ck asked the member s if 1hcy wanted to lak e a rec ess to allow Staff lim e to add ;1
condition or ha,•e him call for the question. Consensus was 10 not take the recess time;
Chair Bri ck called for the question.
Comm en1s from Co mmissi on :
AYES :
NAYS ·
ABSTAIN :
MSfNI -:
K1101h, Brick
Bl eile , Roth , Welker , Fish, Kint o11, Tow,,ley
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IV. PUBLIC FORUM
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Mr . Fowler wished to speak abo111 lhP Sand Creek prop erty . The Commission invit ed him to
allcnd a fulure Planning and Zoni11g meeting lo di scuss .
Pl:uamna and Zon ma C.nn11mmo1,
Publk. th:111111 11
Cuc •ZOS20l2 ,007 Sl\n d Cr.:::k J'UD , 11:tO~:mll•OOi W H ln\'Htln rn: Pt.:D
Novr.mbc r "lU . 20 11
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V. ATTORN EY'S CHOIC(
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'vi s. RP,d had 11othine furt h r t o report .
VI . il6ff.'..~ CHOIC E
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Direc 1c,r While prcvrded an up date on future nw~1 111r s.
VII. COMMtSSIONEK 'S CHOICE
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Mr . Ro lh >IJ l ed h~ hated lu vut,:, down some thi ng tha l wi ll uhi111 ,1 l t,ly l.,e a ulu plm for !h e
Ci ty; l hP proposa l jusl wasn 'I w ell enou gh developed.
Mr. Bleil e sl al cd he ha l ,·d vo l ing no 100 o n a pr o jccr 1hat w ill ultlrn ntcly hap pen . He
!hanked 1hc applican t and eve ryone w ho allen lr d. I le ,1sked the apollc,mt 110 1 10 1hink
1u 11 ii;hl's ,focl 1inn w as a rn jectl c,n,
M r. Free rn i re stal ed it was very difficult lo w~tch w hat he wa tched this eveni ng. In this ca se
you have ind ustria l today ri gh t nex t 10 si n gle ia m ,ly res id ,nt ia l; that i111 '1 go ing to c hange .
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Th e q ues tion Is , w hal gives vou th e i:re;r tcr pr uualul lty o f l111pr ove111en 1 in the futur e for th e •
liv es of th e c,117.Pn< and also helps 1,e commercia l or indu tri al rro11 •3 ty n wner l o
acc ompli sh thei r goals and als o all ows us th e opportu nity to move forward and be ab le lo
rnove clo~e r to 1he C11y·r, 1011g 1c n n gon ls Yo u can't sa y n o .1 nd th en sa y yes l o th e
.i p pli canr . He !Ll ):gest ed th e C ommission lake ii good serious look al !h is and crea te an
t:,11 viru 11111l!11t whereby we c a ,, b e a commu 111 1y that would be respons ive and recep tive 10
ideas 1ha1 m ai-b e require so m e1h111 8 a hltl e i,i t cl1fie re111 lh a11 w hat was do ne b efo re. If this
wa s pu lling li ps tick o n an o therwis e in cl usl nnl p rope rly lo cn ,1blc ii lo se ll or to pos11i on ii
l o 5ell , t hen wha t w e've clo ne is we've d elaye d that process .
The m PPl :n i.; ,1rtjolfl'11e cl at CJ :'1 2 p m
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• CITY OF ENGLEWOOD PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION
IN THE MATTER OF CASE #ZON2012-008
FINDINGS OF FACT, CONCLUSIONS
ANO RECOMMENDATIONS TO REZONE
IHE l'KOl'EKlY KNOWN AS 1UU1 SOUl'H
G \LAPAGO STREET ET. AL. FROM 1·1 ANO
R-2-8 ZONE DISTRICTS TO PLANNED UNIT
DEVELOPMENT (PUD)
INITIATED BY:
Baseline Curporation
7llll 1 t" Street, Suite :UU
Golden, Colorado 80401
FINDINGS OF FACT AND
CONCLUSIONS Of THE
CITY PLANNING ANO
ZONING COMMISSION
Co mmis sion M embe1s Prese nt : Bri ck, Bleil e, K11oth, Fi sh, Roth, Welker, Townl ey, l<it11011
Co 1n,ni ss10 ·1 M embers Ab se il!: Kinn
Thi s matter was heard before th e Ci ty Pl111111in);l and Zoning Commission on November 20,
2012 in the City Council Chambers of the Englewood Civ ic Center .
• Tes timo ny was rece ived from Staff, from the applicant and ',om area residents . I he
Com111iss10 11 rece ived no tice of Publ ic He~rin e, Certifica tion of Pos tinc, S1a 'f RP[l □rl and
u1:pleme111 al inform~lion fro m Slaff, w hi ch were in co rpor,1ted i nto and made " part of th e
reco rd of the Public H earing.
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i\fter co nsidering statements of the witn esses, and reviewing the pertinent documents, th e
mem be rs o f the City Pla1111111g and Zon111g Commis sio n made the following Findings an d
1011clusio11s
FINDINGS Of FACT
1. THAT th e requc~t to rezone 1hc property lmo wn as 300 1 South Ga la pago Street
iron, 1-1 to Pl a11n ed U1111 D eve lopmen t w;,s fil ed by Baseli11 e Corµo1<1lio11 011
Sep tember 2 7, 201 2.
2. Tl1AT the applicant submitted two applicati ons, Sand Creek PUD (rtferr ed to as th e
no rt h propert y) ;incl W H hw es tm enls PU[) (r efe rred 10 as th e south prope rty).
3. THAT Public Notice of the Pu blic H earing was given by µubli cJlio11 in !lie
fu&!~Y.QQQ l::ktiM 011 November 2, 201 2 and w as 011 th e City's w ebsite from
O c tober 26, 20; 2 through November 20, 2012 .
4. THAf Public Notice of the Public Hearing was mailed to o"ners and occupants ol
property within 1,000 feel of the subj err prop my.
5. THAT the property w;:is posted as required, said ~osling setting forth the date, time,
and plac e of the Public Hearing.
r,. THAT Planner Kirk testi fied the request is lor approval to rezone the property from I•
1 a11d R,2.S Zone Distri cts to Plann,d Unit Development. Ms. Kirk testified to the
cr iteria the Commission must consider when 1eviewing a rezoning application . Ms .
Kirk further testified that Staff recommends approval of the W H Investment PUD
District Pl an with the following cond1Iions:
Final site plan appro·,al will happen ,11 a later date and will need to
receive Planning and Zoning approval Jnd City Council approval,
Delete "attached townhome use" from C.:la of the PUD District Plan
Development Standards.
7. THAT the pI ope rt y is lo ca ted adjac e:11 to the ){TD Li ght Rail li ne between
Dutmouth and Bate s.
8. THAT th e area is a mixture of industrial uses, single and multi-fa mil)', ')Using as well
as non·conforming res idential un,ts i11 the imluslliitl districts .
'), l"HAT the property is 6 .11 acres and Winslow Construction Company has occupied
the southern parcel since 1954.
I 0 . THAT the parcel has been zoned industria l since the first zoning was p~t in ploc~ in
~nelewood in 'I 940.
11. THAT the applicant is proposing rezon ing to a l'UO to include residential uses .
12. THAT ,h P p rnpns Prl Pl JD zoning wn11lrl makP lhP prnpPrlY mnrP rlP sirahlP fnr
de vi~lopm ent
13 . THAT p1eli111 inal'y pl ans of lh e proposed W H Inv es tm ents PUD was referred to Tri •
Cou nty Health, thP. Colorado D P.parlm Ant of Transportation (COOT), RTD , Xcel
Energy and 13NS F Railroad for revi ew and co mment
I .J. THAT the W 11 Investments PUD w,1s reviewed by the Cit)''s Develop ment Review
TPa m (f)R T) on NOVPnl !1Pr n , 201 2.
15. THAT the maximum dwelling units per acre arc p1oposcd to be set at 45; lhe tolal
maximum dwd lings would be 270.
16. THAI' pursuant to the PUD procedure, the appl ,canl conducted a neighborhood
meeting on July 18, 2012.
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17. THAT notice of the neighborhood meeling was mailP:l to property owners and
occupants of properly within I 000 feet of the site.
lR. THAT teslimony was received from lhe applirant team.
19. Tl IAT tes timony was received from re~idents regarding the proposed
redevelopment ot tne site. Concerns were voiced about safely on Elati Street, traffic,
impact o 1 community, and the proposed Bates Street Light Rail Station .
20. THAT the application is in conformance wilh t~e Compreher,s1ve Plan.
21. THAT the application meets the Housing Goals and Objectives of Roadmap
Englewood: 2003 Englewood Comprehensive Plar'..
22. THAT the application i, not consistent with adopted and generally accepted
standards of clevelopn,en l i11 the Cil\'.
23. THAT the ap;llication is not consist ent with th e goals, objectives, design guidelines,
policies and otrc, ordinances, laws, or requirements of the Cily.
24. THAT the resulting rezoned property will have a significant negative impact on
those properties surrounding the rezoned area and that the general public health,
safely arrd wdfJre of th e curr11rrur1ity are protected.
CONCLUSIONS
THAT the application was filed by Baseline Corporalion seeking approval to rezone
the property from 1-1 and R-2-B Zone Districts to Planned Unit Development.
2. THAT proper n')tification of the date, lime, and place or the Public Hearing was
given by publicalron in lhe offici al City newspaper, and b1• posting or !he property
for the required length of time .
J. THAT all test imony recei\'ed from staff members, applicant ,ea rn rnernbers, and lhe
general public has been made part of the record of the Pub!ic Hearing.
4. THAT the applicalron rs in conformance with the Comprehensive Plan.
5. THAT th e application is not consistent with adopted and generally accepted
standards or developrnenl in the Cily.
6. THAT the application is not consistent with the goals, obj ectives, design guidelines,
policies and other ordinances, laws, or requirements of the City .
1. THAT residential use cannot be developed under 1he existing zon i ng ; the proposed
PUD ~uning would make lhe pro:-ierty more de~lrable for development.
II. THAT the resulting rezoned property will have a significant ncgalive impacl on
those prope• es surrounding the rezoned area and 1hat the general public health,
safety and welfare of the community ar e protec ted .
q_ THAT the Development l<eview I earn review ed the site plan and determined that a
substantial amount of the proposal meet; establish ed City de velopment slandards,
however !here are unresolved issues. Staff will conlinue lo work wilh the ap plicant
Lu resolve these issues .
10. THAT the PUl) zoning designation is appropriate for the ar ea ,f th e Bates Streel
Lig ht Rail Station is built; if not, density is too high .
11. THA"f lhe Commission is very concern ed about mi xing res id en 1i;il usP with ind11 slri.1I
IJ SP .
12. THAT th e Commission dues not agree with the applicant's request to remove the
Planning and Zoning Commission and City Coun cil f1u111 Public He<1r i11gs tu re view
Site Plan .
1 :1. THAT there are too many unresolved issues with th e current application .
DECISION
THERErORE, 11 is the cec1s1on of the City Plann111g and Zoning Commission that th e
application filed by Baseline Corporation to rezone the property known as 3001 South
Galaragn Str eet from l.'I and R-2 -8 Zone Di stricts l o Plann ed Unit Development not be
recommended to City Council for a;,proval.
The decision was re,Khed upon a vote on a 111otiu11 111aue di 11 ,e 1111:eti111,1 uf tlr~ Cit y
Planning and Zoning Commission on November 20. 201 ?, by Mr. W elker, si;cond ed bv
Mr. Bleile, which motion slates:
TO INCORPORATE THE DISCUSSION FROM CASE IIZON2012-007 INTO
THIS CASE. THAT CASE #ZON2012 -008, W II INl'ESTMENT PLANNED U NIT
DEVELOPMENT BE RECOMMENDED FOR APPROVAL TO CITY COUNCIL
WITH A FAVORARIE RFCO/v/MENDATION ,-OR ADOPTION WITH Tl-if
FOLLOWING CO NO/rlONS:
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Brick, Knoth
Final site plan approval will happen at a lat er date and
will need 10 re ce ive Planning and Laning approval ,m e/
City Cn11n r il ~rrrnv,11, and
Deletf' "a nd attached townhome use " from Cla of the
PUD District Plan Devefopment Srandards.
F,sh, Rolh, W elk e r, Townley, Bleile, Kinton
No ,1e
King
The motion fai led.
Tlu,se Findin gs and Co nclu sio ns are dfec:tive as ui the 111eeli11g 011 Nuve 111u ~r 20, 2012 .
BY (.JRDER OF THE CITY PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION
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COUNCIL BILL NO . 69
NrRODUCEDBYCOUNCIL
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ABILI. FOR
AN 01' .)!NANCE APPROVL'IIG THE SAND CREEK PLANNED .UNIT DEVELOPMENT
(PUD) LOCATED AT 601 WEST BATES AVENUE IN THl::CITY OHNGL.EWUOD ,
COLORADO .
WI IEREAS, lhc Sand Creek purccl is• 10.61 acre si1c Connerly occupied by Gcncrol Iron
Works (GIW) for many years, and is zoned b1dusuial (I• I wid 1·2) since lhc I" Z<"•in~ wus pu1 iu
pla :e in 1940; and
WHEREAS , RTD acquired a pon1on of1he GIW parcel for ils maintenance fo ci lily in 2002; anti
WHEREAS, Sund Creek uc4uircd ils ownership w lhe OIW parcel in 20 IO ; and
WHEREAS, Sand Creek submi11cd applicu1ion for lhc proposed Planned Uni : Development to
estab lish specific zoning and sire planning cri1erin for o Plnnn , '. Unit Developmem (PUD); and
WHEREAS , 1he Sw1d Creek PUD will chai1i;c 1he Pennincd Principal Uses lo allow residential
uses in addilion 10 induslrial, commercial, retail and offices uses; and
WHEREAS, 1he PlaMin11 and Zoning Commission held a Public Hearing on Novemher 20,
2012 ; und
WHEIHiAS, the Planning and Zoning Commission recommended a denial of 1he application to
rezone the propeny known as 60 I W. Bales Avenue from 1-1 and 1-2 to a Planned Unil
Development.
NOW. THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY ,Hf cm· COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
liNULliWOOD, CULURAJXJ, AS l'OLLOWS :
~-The Sand Creek Planned Uni t Developmenl (PUO) localed nt 601 West Rnt cs
Avenue et al. in lbe Ci1y of Englewood , Colorado, auachcd hereto as Exhibil A, is hereby
•Fpruvcd .
~. The applicant, Sand Creek Investors, L.L.C, "·tsbes to amend Its appUcatloa ror
the Sand Crffk Planned Volt Development (PUD) to limit tbe uses ■Uowed lo this PUD to tbe
followlna:
Uses Allowed b)' the PUD District Piao
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RcsldCPdal Usu
Group Uvlng raclllty, l1rgt/1pecl1I
Group Uvlna r1clllty, small
live/work dwelllna
Low, Medium and Rl1b Density Multi-unit dweliiacs
Multi-Family Relalcd Ancillary U1t1 sucb as Le ■shla Office, Private Recreation
Facilities, e1c.
PubHc/losdtudog1i Uses
Athletic fleld
Community sardco
Library
Muaeum
Park and Open Spate
Rellglous in•tltutlon• and 11<oclaled accessory uses
Schools
Telecommunlcallon Faclllly (,"t• Chapllr J(,-7, "T,/teommun/catlvn•, "fi,r uppl/cuble
u..-e-reluted 11uidtllnts and ,rqndards), to Include allcroative lower structure,
Antenna (mlcrowave anlenu.,, scctorlzcd panel aalenua, whip antenna) and Tower
structure
Transit Cenler
Cop,mer£1•1 Uses
Greenhou1e/nur1ery, r1lslna ofplaa11, nowers, or nursery stoci.
Assembly ball or auditorium, ball rental for mcetln111 or social ucculoos
Membership orKanizatiun
Indoor Enterttlnmeul/ Amusement
entertainment
Amusement cstabllsbment II a Condldonal t;sc
Physical fltucu center/spa
Tbealtr and performanct/concert venue, not lncludlni: adult
General outdoor recreation, u I Conditional Use
C:heck ca•hing facility
Financial lnstllullon, with drive-lbrough sen1ce
•·inaaclal lnslirutlon, wllbout drlve-1broueb ••rvl«
Food and Beveru1• Strvlce, locludlux:
Brewpub
Caterer
Microbrewery
Rtstaarant, bar, tavern wltb or without outdoor operations
Rellnraot, with drlve-tbrousb servict
Takt out oad d•llvery only
Medical ond Sclentlnr:
Clinic
Hocpllal
Laboratory (dent•~ medical or optical)
Ofnce, type I (general)
Offlte, type 2 (limited)
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Dry cleaner, drop-off rite only
Instructional service
Personal Care Service, lncludln1 pbotograpby studio and photo lab, upholstery,
printer, locksm.ltb, tailor
Repair 1hop (not includloa auto)
Retail S· IH and Service (SIIH), Including:
Antique store
Art gallery
Bay-back, second-band, thrift, consli:nment stores, Large
B•y-back, second-hand, thrift, conslgnmeot stores, Small
Convenience store
Grocery/specialty food store
Internet ul,s location
Liquor store
Retail sal .. , 11•noral merchandise
Trade or business school
Radio/television broadeastln& studio, recording/film studio
Automotive service stadon (gasoline f•ciUty)
Car w11b, auto detalllna
Parkin& facility, structure {operable vehicles), principal use
Parking area , surface (operable vehicles), principal 111•
Hotel
Hotel, Extended Stay
Jndu•trial 11..,.
W.olesale Sales and distribution
Industrial Service, light
Manufacturing (lncludln& prou•sln11, fabrlca•lon or 11sembly), light
Manufacturina (lncludln1 processlnl'., ! ·,brlcatlon or assembli'), heavy
Mo,in& and storage
Outdoor storage
Stonae yard for vehicles, equipment, material, aed/or supplies, including
Contractor office and yard
Warehousing and/or nonge, lncludin1 lllinl-1toraae
Co1uwerclal stouge, sales and repair of o~• rahl• ,•chicles and equlpmcat
And the City and Council hereby accepts this amendment to the PUD l>i strict Plan. The
allowed um are hereby iududtd on tbt PUD Dl!rtrltt Plan.
~-The applicant, Sand Creek luve~1ors, L.L.C. Planned Unit Development (PUD)
wls~es to ■mead Its application to pro\id• tbat all allowed Industrial uses shall cease and
,hall not be a,andfathered nor considered legal, non-conforming uses upon lbe issuance of a
Certlftcate of Occupancy for any residential or commercial use within th• PUD, whether or
not the property wltllln the boundaries of the PUD bas been platted. And the City and
Council hereby accepts this amendment ro the PUD District Plan . Tills restriction Is hereby
included on lbe PUD District Plan.
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publlcllnsdtutlonal, rommerdal, or Industrial uses) shall he subject to !die plan review by the
Pl■on'"II ■nd 7Alntn11 Commission and review and appronl by City Co11nrU. If any site plan
l1 1ubmltted for public/lD1titutlonal, comm•rclal, or illd•strial un,, It will b• proc•11ed
admlalstradvel)• as allowed by tbe Unified Dtnlopment Code. This requirement Is hereby
Included In the PUD Olstrlet Plan.
Introduced and considered on the 17~ day ofDe<:cmbcr, 2012 and cominucd until the 22" day
of.lanuary, 2013.
Reintroduced , read in full, and passed on firn reading on lhc: 22nd day of January , 2013 .
Published by Title a,• Bill for an Ord inance in the City's nfficilll newspaper on the 25'" day of
January, 2013 .
Pub:ished as a Bill for an Ordinance on the City's omc,al website besinning on the 23'" day of
January, 2013 forihirty (30) dRys.
ATTEST : Randy P. Penn, Mayor
l.oucrishia A. F.llis, Ci1y Clerk
I, Loucrishia A . Ellis, Ci1y Clerk of the City of Englewood, C'.nlon,do, hereby certify that the
above and foresoing is a true copy of a Bill for an Ordinance, introduced, rontinued . reintroduced,
read in full, and passed on first reading on the 22nd day of Janual)', 2013 .
Loucrishia A. Ellis
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COUNCIL COMMUNICATION
I Date: I Agenda ltern: Subjed:
Jam,my n. w u II .,111 IGA for Art Shutt!~ Cost Sharing
lnidatcd By: StJff Source:
Community Development t:,prirtnw nl Harnlrl ). Stil:, SPninr Pl annP.r
PREVIOUS COUNCIL ACTION
Council approved an lntergovernmen:al Agre ement (I CA) belWP P.n the City anrl thP RPginnal
Transportati on District (RTD) for funding of lhc Engl ewood Circu lator Shuttle by Ordinoncc 50, Series of
2004, by Ordinance 66, Series of W07, by Ordinance I 0, S~rles ol 2006, by Ordinance /l, Serles of 2009,
by Ordinance Number 4 Series of 20; 0 , Ordinance 5, Series of 2011, and by Ordinance 9, Series of 2012.
Council approved by Motion, in Augus t 2004, a conlracl for lransit services wilh Laidlaw Transit Services
and subsequently extended this contract by Re soluti on No. 07, Ser ies of 2005, by Resol ution No . 7i, Sen cs
of 2006, by Motion on December 3, !007, by Motion on March 3, 2006, by "1otion on April 6, 2009.
Council approved by Motion o n December 2 1. 2009, a co ntrac l fe r lransit servic~s with MV
Transportalicn, Inc., and subsequenllv estended lhis c ontracl by Motion on Fe~ru ary 22, 201 1, and bl'
1V\utiu11 m1 Mau.:h 51 20 12 .
• RECOMMENDED ACTION
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Staff rec ommends Council adopt a Bill for an Ordinance aulhorizing an lntergo\'ernm en tal Agreement
between the Cil~ of Englewood and th e Regional Transportation D is trict IRTD) for cou shar ing for
o peralion of lhe an shuule frn 2013 .
BACKGROUND AND ANALYSIS
This IGA \\ith RTD is ior Ihe opera ti on of :he art shuul e fo1 calendu year 2013 . Under Ih is ag reemenI, the
\:.hutt le will co ntinu e to p1ovi de th e curr ent leve l o f service operatir 1e every 15 rnintllPS, 1\1\onrfay thr ough
Fr iddy, 6:30 ,\M lo 6 :30 PM . RTD will reimburse the City I 00% o i all net o perating costs as set forth in
Exhib it B of th e IGA. Net operating e,penses exclude administra I1ve coslS, marketin g and promotional
malerials cost. As with prior agreements, th e City w,11 also provide fue l to eliminate stale and federal
gascli11e ta.es, reducing fuel costs. The City will reimhurse RTD an amount equal to lh e local fares th al
would hJve bee11 colh,cled had the sh uule operated as a fare service rallwr tlr al flee ,e1vice. The a111uun1
of the compensa ti on was determined through a survey of riders conducled in October 20 12 . The survey
resul ls indicat,•d the number of riders that did not hav e a bus pass or transfer and would be subject In thP
standard, redu.:ed senior or sludent fa re. For ca lendar yea r ~01 3, the los t fare amount equals $60,326 .
FINANCIAL IMPACT
RTD will rflmLurst, lfoe Ci1y fur •II conlrdcl •ml lud rnsl> les, lire 10>1 fart! am uu111. For the conlracl period
this lost iar@amount I• S60.128 anri I• lnr.horiP.ri In 1he ar,r,rnvPcl 2013 C:ommun lty Oevelopmcnt
Department budget. The contract continue, the same level of service operating Monday th ro ugh Frida\',
6 :3 0 am to 6:30 pm at n o cost lo riders .
ATTACHMENTS
f'roposed llill lor an Ordinance
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ORDINANCE NO .
SERIES OF 2013
BY AlffilORITY
COUNCIL BILL NO. l
INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL
MEMBER _____ _
ABll.LFOR
AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING TIIE INTERGOVERNMENTAL AGREEM:ENT ENTITLED
"FUNDING AGREEMl::N'r fUR RID FUNDING Or LOCAL TRANSPOtn ATION SER V ICcS"
(ENGLEWOOD ART SHUTILE) BEnVEEI-' THE REGIONAL TRANSf'ORT A TIOJ\' DISTRICT
(RTD) A."ID THE CIIT OF ENGLEWOOD. COLORADO .
WHEREAS , the Englewood City Council opproved an lntergov, r ,mental Agreement between
RTD and the City of Englewood for funding of the Englewood Circulator Shu11le for 2004 -2007 by
the pa s.age of Ordinance Nn . 50 . Series nf2004 ; and
WHl::RJ::AS, the Englewood City Counc il approved an Intergovernmental Agreement between
RTD and the City of Englewood for funding of the Englewood Cin:ulator Shuttle for September 10,
2007 through December 31, 2007 by the passoge of Ordinance No . 66, Series of 2007; and
WHEREAS , the Eng!ewood City Council approved an lmergovcmmental Agreement between
RTD and the City of Enltlewood for funding of the Englewood Circulator Shuttle for January l , 2008
through Occ emher 31 , 2008 by the p•ssage of Ordinnncc Nn . 10 , Series nf2008 ; And
WHcRJ::AS , the cnglewood City Council approved an Intergo vernmental Agreement between
RTD and the City of Englewood for funding of the Englewood Circulator Shuttle for January l , 2010
through December 31 , 2010 by the passage ofOrdirwice l\o. 4, Series uf2010; ,wd
WHEREAS, the Englewood City Council approved :m Intergovernmental Agreement between
RTD and the Ciry of Englewood for funding of the Englewood Circulator Shuttle for January I. 2011
through December 31 , 2011 by the p•«age of OrdiMnce Nn .5, Series of201 l; and
WHEREAS . the Enl,llewood City Council appro ved an Intergovernmental Agreement betw een
RTD and th< City of Englewood for funding of the Englewood Circulator Shuttle for January I, 2012
through December 31, 2012 by the passage of Ord inance No . 9, Series of 2012 ; and
\l;liEREAS , this service provides mobility and access lo the commercial areas in and around the
vicinity of the City<.:enter Englewood light rail station , downtown Englewood and the Swedish/Craig
Medical Ccnlcr ; and
WHEREAS, the passage of this proposed Ordinance will provide the same level of service for the
calcndAr yeo.r 2013 ;
NOW, THEREFORE , BE rr ORDANED BY THE CITY COUNCil. OF THE cm · OF
ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO , AS FOLLOWS :
~ The Ciry COWICil of the Clly of Englewood, Colorado hereby aulhorizcs the IOA •
entitled "Funding Agreement for Rm Funding of Local Transponation Services" (F.nglcwood An
Shuttle) between the Regional Transponat ion District (RTll) aod the City of Englewood, ColorRdo,
as attached hereto as Exhibit I.
Section 2. Tbc Mayor and Cil)I Clerk arc autl,orizcd to execute and attest said Intergovernmental
Agreement for aod uu behalf of the City of Enilewood.
Introduced, read in full , and passed on lirst reading on the 22nd day of January, 2013.
l'ublished by Title as a Dill for an Ordinance in the City's official newspaper on the 25~ day of
January, 2013 .
Pl;bllshed •• a Bill for an Ordinance nn the City 's official website beeinning on the 23"' day of
January, 2013 for thiny (30) days .
Randy P. P•m1, Mayor
ATTEST :
Loucrishia A. Ellis, City Ckrk
I, Loucrishia A. Ellis, City Clerk uf the City of Englewood , Culor•do, h•reby ca:rtify that the
ahovc and foregoing is a tru,. copy of a Bill for a., Ordinance, inlrcduced , reed in full, and passed on
first read ing on the 22nd da:, of January, 2013 .
Loucrislua A. Ellis
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Ft.:NDlNG AGREEME:NT
FOR HTD FUNDING OF LOC,\L TR.ANSl'ORTATION SERVICES
(ENGLEWOOD art SHU7Tle)
This Funding Agrecmcn1 for RTD Funding of Lu cal T,ansporlat ion SerYices (Englewood url
Shu11le) ("Agrecmcn1") is made lhis ___ day of ________ , 2013, between the
Regionel Trnn sponmion D1stric1, a polit1cHI subtli vision of the Stale of Colorado organ,zcd
pursunnl 10 the Regional Tran spol'lalion Dislri cl Acl, C.R.S. § n .Q. ! 0 I , er .<eff ., ("RTD") and the
City of Englewood, Colorado , a Colorado home rule city ("Local E111i1y"). Th: Luca! E111i1y and
RTD mn) also be referred to he rein indi,idually as a "Party" nnd co llcc1ivcly as 1h, ''Pnr1 i,.1"
RECITAIS
A. RTD is au1horized by the Regio~nl Transponnuon District Ac1, C.R.S . §§ 32-9·
JOI , cl seq . (lhc "RTD Act"), 10 de velop, maintain, un d opern 1e a mns !
1rn11~pn11n ,ion system for the bene fi t of the in11ab11ants ol 11s JJ1stnc1, as defi ne d by
1tic RTD Acl.
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Pu rsua nt to the Colorado Cons 1i 1urion, Ar.iclc XJV, Sc c1ion I 8(2)(a), an,' C.R S
§§ 29-1-203 et seq., both KTD and the Local Entity may coopern1e or comrnct
with each other 10 pro Yidc nny function, service, or facil11y lawfully authorized 10
eac h, and any sut~ contracl may provi de tor sharing of costs .
RTD currently operates a variety of ':xed -roule bus, ligh1 rail , ar.d othe r iransit
!erv1ccs in and arot:nd the Local En1i :y.
D. The Parties agree 1ha1 the 1ran si1 sc1vices desc1ibec1 in F.xhibi1 A ("Services")
provice mob ility a,,,1 accc;s to the business nnd resi dential a, eu s in and around th e
Local Enlity .
E. RTD wishes 10 financiali} comribuie lo the. prov isio n of the Ser,,~es according 10
the te rms and cor.diuons as agreed by 1:1e Par1ies, :is sci furth li e 1e i11
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
NOW THEREFORE , ,n con sicicra11on of the foregoing prem ises and for oth er good
and valuable considernlion , th, rer.eipl and s11fficiency of which are hereb y acknowledged , 1he
Pnrlics agrne as follows .
I. GENERAL.
A. Exhibits . The following exhibits arc mtached and inco1pora1cd into this
Agreemen1 by 1his reference :
lixhibit A:
Exhibit 8 :
Exhibit C :
Description of the Services
Descri ption of the RTD Funding
Commumcation and Not ices -Contacts
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B. Rccitnls. Ti1c recitals sci iorth above nre incorpo:a1erl here.in by I his re:r.rr.nce .
C. Sc:npe. The Panics may have previously enlered in10 various other agremenls
which remain ,n effect unlil terminated and ore nol vo ided by or 0111erwise
amcn d!\rl hy 1h1s Agrccmenr, unless expressly set fo11h he rein.
2. OPERATIONS, MANAGEMENT AND CONTROL OF THE SERV[CES . The
Local J:::n :ity shall co n,incc to mn~age nn d operme, eit,e.r directly or rhroug, i1s
designated agent(s). the Services. The Local Entily ond/or ils dcsignolcd agcnt(s) shall be
so lely respon sible for all operat ions . :nanage:nenl, marketing , nd minislration, and
Serv :r.e.s dehvcry funcli ous, ia::luding pro,·ision of vehicles, vehicle maintenanc e,
insurnnce and accounting. Except os spee,tically provided herein, RID shall h~ve no
res ponsibil:ly fnr the nperntmus and ~rnnng::111cn1 of the Services . RTD shall hove no
re sponsibi li ty fo r, ~r outhori1y or control with respect to, the supervision and management
of nny employees or cnn1rnc1<.rs whn work in cunn ec ti on with the Services . The Lo:al
Entity sho ll operote the Srrvices :n complrance w:th all applicable laws, regulations,
orders, codes, rlirec1ives, permi1s, npr,rovals, llecisiuns, tlecrccs, ordi na nces or by-laws
hnvin g the force of law ond any common or civil law, 1ncludir.g any umendmer.t,
cx ~cnsion or re .enac tment of nny oi the sHm~. :md :111 othc::r :nsU'urrn.:11L.;, orders end
reg ulotions made pursuant to statute (collectively, ·'Lows"), and the Local Entity shall be
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to cease funding us provided m this .-.grccmcnt , RTD hos no obligo1ion or :ntent, nor
nght pursuant to this Agreement , to otherwise conrin u, the Services, if the l,1cal En1i :y
ceases to provide the Services .
3. SERVICES . The hours, frequency, rm:tes and schedule of 1he Services ("Operatmg
Para:ne1e1·s") shall be ns shown on F.xhlhl1 A. No changes shall be made to the
Operming Paramc1ers du1ing the :c1m o: thi s /\greemcnt without 1he w1it1en agreement of
both Pames, or if changes are made 10 the Op erating Parame rers withoul the wrillen
consent of RTD . then RTD may, at its sole option, 1crmir.atc 1his Agreement without any
notice . In the event Lha l RTD 1e1m :natcs this Agreemcnr in ncc orrla nce with •his Section
3, RID will 110L }J10vidc any funding for Services ouLsidc the Operating Pnrnmetcrs.
4. RTD FUNDING. In pnrtiul support of the Sc1vi ces, RTD will reimburse the Local
En tity for Lhe Nel Cost of the Serv ices up 10 the amount nn<I fnr the term ,el out in
E~hibit II ("RTD Funding"). RTD Funding docs not include nny adcli11onal operntins
costs for services :n excess of the Operating Parameters as set 0111 i;, Ex hibit A, i ,1clucling
any special evcnLs and holid ays. under no circum stances will RTD be obligated 10 pay
mo:·e L~an the RTD Fundmg .
FUNDll'/0 AORCCMENT
FOlt RTD FU~DINO OF LOCAL TRAN SPOR TATION SllR\'ICllS
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A. The LocHI E111i1y will submit an i11 voice to RTD or. a monthly bas,s for µayment of
the RTD Funding. Unless otherwise agreed by rhe Pnmes, the invoice shall
include an itemized list of reimbursable operating expenses and a summary of
service hours, mi iea ge, pos1engcr boardings, nnd nny other infor:nntion that RTD
othr.rwis• reasonahly requests .
R. RT'D will pay all approved invoices within 1h1 ny cn lendnr {30) days after RTD has
receil'eu the invoice. If RTD docs not approve an invoice fr om the Local Entity,
RTD will provider. written c xpl nnn1ion of disn 11 1r.d ire.ms within rcn (10) cnle.nclnr
days afte r RTD has received the invoice .
6. RECORDS. The Loca : Entity, or its de signated agen:, will maintain lull and complete
fi nnncin l re co rds fo r the prov isio n of the Se rvi ces . Such records shall include any
fi nancia l mlorrnation 10 support and documen t the operating costs and revenues relating
10 the Services and any other financi t l informati on s;,cc ificnl iy requested by RTD . The
Local En tit y, or its des ignat ed aer.nt , ,!mil m;i kr. rhcsc records available to RTD for audit
io r a period of three (3) years after nnal paymen t under thi s Agrcerue11 1. If aµpli cau le,
Nntio 11al Tran sit Database ("NT D") data ,~~II be kepi in acco rd ance with Federal Transi t
!\dmmimat1011 ("l'I A") requirements an•J shall be reponed as pan of RTD's NTD
submissi on .
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A. The Service s will not b: des ign ated, marketed, or promoted as an RTD -branded
service , exce pt that 1hr. I .o:P.l Rntity shall allow RTD to di sp lay an approp1iate
RTD lo gu s1111ing that the Se rvices •re "in partnership with RTD" on all vehi cles
ased LO furnish the Se rvi ces and :inancially supported in pait by RTD through this
Agreement.
H. The Local Entity and/or tts designated age nt(s \ will market the Services, and such
marketing will include but IS r.ol limited to developing n murketing pion und
impl emen ting the plar A ma rketing plan may include the fol lowing elements :
advertising , public relatiuns, cullal ~111 l ntal tria:s, weu site s, coordi nation with other
lransponat ion progrn ms, outre ach, und !raining . R"rn will hav e the op portun ity lo
re vi ew and app rove any ma rketing malcnals fo r ,he Sc1vices .
8. SERVI CE MONITORING . RTD reserves the nghl, m its sole d1scre :ion, to set un d 10
assess th e petionna nc e expecta1iu11s of 11,e Se t vi ces. If RTD determines tha ! the RTD
Fu nding is not wan·anted in ac cordan ce with RTD's performance ex pr.r.t minn s, RTD sh alc
n oufy the Locn l En 111y :,s soo n ns practi ca ble .
l'\JN :>ING AGRESM ENT
FOR RTD FUNDING OF LClCALTKAt'SPORTATIONSERVICES
(ENGLEWOOD a,i SHtml.£)
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9. LIAIHLITY ANIJ INSURANCE.
A. The Parl1es agree !hat RTD shall have no liabili:y to lhird pnrties arising oul of the
operations or manageme111 or lhe Se.rvices. or nny other service operated, directly
or indirectly. by the Local Entity,.and the Local Entity shall have no liability to
third r,anies misine out of the operations ur nu111age111cnt or any RTD services.
This provision shall survive termination of this Agreement.
U. The Lo:al Entity and/or its <lesignatcd agcnt(s) shull cause RTD and ils officers
and employees to be named as add111onal msured on nil i11surnnce polic 'cs
cove1ing any operation, or rte Services.
C. Without waiving 1hc pp vileges and immunities conferred by the Colorado
Governmental Immuni1y Act, C.R.S . § 24-10-101 o/ stq .. each Party shall be
respon5ible for nny claim~. demands or suits noising out of its own nr.glie en~e.. It
is specifically undersLuut.l and agreed thnt nothing contained in this section or
elsewhere in this Agreement shall be construed os an exprt.ss or implied wuivc r by
either Party of its governmenta l immunity including limitntions of amoun:s or
types of liab1hty or the government •l a:ce;,:~nr.e. hy either Pany u r liabilities
ari sing as a result of actions which lie in to1t or could lie in tort in excess of the
liab1hties allowable un de r !he Cnlnrado Governmental Immu11i1y Act. C.R .S. § 24-
10-101 er seq.
GENEKAL t•ROVISIONS .
A. Availnl•le Funding. This .'\grccmcn t docs not contain any mult:ple-fiscaJ year
finonc:al obligations by either Pnny thn t exteml beyo11d its current fiscal year. The
financial obligations of cnch Pnrty under this Agreement shall ~e subject to ard
limited by the appropriation of suffic ;ent funds therefore by its governing body .
runds for this Agreement, as set out in Exhibit B, have been budgeted, authorized
and approprimed hy t~e RTD Board or Dirncturs ouly for the current fiscal year. If
the Paotics intend 10 provide RTD l<unding for future years, Exhibit B mus, be
amr.ncled in acwrdance with Section I O.D. Nothing herein obligates RTD io
budget , outho :·ize o: appropriate funds for :my future fiscal year
ll. Other S011rcP.~ or Funding. Not..ing in this Ag1eement will prevent the Local
Entity from collecting con1ributio11s or fees from ent ities other 1han RID to help
defmy any 11nre1mbursed custs ur p1uvid1ng the Scrv;ce, except that RTD shall n~t
be n part)' lo nny such arrangement.
C. Merger This Agreement represr.nrs the entire agreement between the Part :es with
tespect to the subject matter hereof and all prior agreements, understnncings or
Ft.:NDING AGREEMENT
FOH l<TIJ ~l!NlllNCi Of LOCAL TRANSPORTATION SERVICES
!ENGLEWOOD un SHUTTLE:/
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nego tiat 'nns shall be deemed merged herein . No n:JJrcs~ntallons . wall'antic s,
promise & or agrcem~nts, express or implied, shall exist between the Parties, except
as slated herein
Amendment. Ne amendment to this Agreement shall be n 2de or deemed lo have
been mode unless in writing executed nnd delivered by the Party to be bound
thereby .
Governing Law . This Agreement shall be interpreted and enforced according lo
the law £ of th e Stale of Colorndc , the ordinances of the City, the npplicable
provisi ons of fr.ci r.m l lnw. and th e applicable rules and reg ulm:ons pror:1ulgmed
unde r any of them . Venue for any action hereunder sh nll be in Denver District
Court, Colorado.
Communication and Nolir•s. Any nn ticr..,, hills , invoices or reports required by
this Agreemenc shall be suffic ienLly de li vered if sent by the Parties in the United
Stales mail, po stage prepaid , or by ema il lo the Parti es al the fo l'.ow ing addresses
specified on Exhibit C. The addresses or contuc ts may be char.ged by the Partie s
by written nor,~c to the other Party .
G. Term ond Tcrminolion . Thi s Agreement shall be deemed to have commenced on
Ja nuary I, 201, and shall remain in effect un ti l terminated in writing by the Parties
or by court orrler . Unless oth:rwisc agreed , either Po11y may terminate thrs
Agreemenl on sixry (60) calendar days' written notice . lo the event of te1mination
by RTD for any reasun other than default , RTD shall · pay ·no more · than ,i ,c
reimbursable costs of the Services up to rhe date of termination . All provisions of
this Agreement that provide rights or create rcspo:isibilit ies for the Parties after
tem,ination s~•II su rvive termination of th iG Agreement. Nothing herein obligates
RTD to make funds available for the Services in any future fiscal year. and nothing
herein shall imply funding will be renewed at the same or any level.
Ii. Am•ndment. The Pai1ies may, by written agreement. amen d this Agrcemcn, or
the Exh ;bits to account for changes in RID Fundin g and si:rvice h.:v els. Not hi ng
herein obligates either Party to make funds nvailable other than as sµr.cifically
provided in the ot t.ached EKhibi tt , and noth ing herein sh~II imply funding or
service will be ren e wed at the same or any level.
I. Authority . The Parties re1,resenl that each has taken all actions that arc necessa ry
or lhal arc rt:qui red by its procedures, bylaw !, or applicable luw lo legally
aulhori1e the under si gned sign atJ ries to execute this Agre.cr-,nl on b6alf of lhe
Pa1ics and to bind t:ie Part ies to its terms .
FUNDINC AGREEMENT
FO~ RTD FUNDING OF LOCAL TRAN S PORTA TIO" SE RVICES
(ENGLEWOOD art SHl,T,I ~)
P.Jge S
.J, No ~ffl,c:l on RTD Rights or A ulhorlly , Nolhtn!l in lh1& Agr:emen t shall be
constru ed 10 limll RTD's ngh1 10 eslablish routes or se rvices or 10 perform any
functions nu lh oriz cd by C.R.S. § 32 -9 -1 0 I el sr.q .
K. Asslgnmtul. OIii er 1han as spe cifically pro vid ed herei n, the Pnr lie5 ogrcc lhnl
they w,11 not assign or tra nsfer nny of 1hcir rights m obligalions und c1 lhis
Ag,ccmenl without fil'sl oblninmg the wriller. consen t of th e other ?any.
L. Prohibit ed lnrnre~lr.. No r.lireclur, officer , employee, or nge111 of RTIJ sho ll be
in1 crcs 1cd in nny co r,1:oc1 or 1rnnsncl1on with RTD exce::,1 in his or 111:r nff,cinl
1epres en1a1ive caµad1y unle ss olherwi se provided by th e RTD Code or Ethic a.
M. Scvcrnbility. To the cxlenl 1ha1 thi s Agreemer,1 may he exr.r.111ct1 :ind performance
or the oblii:mion s of 1hc Part ies may be ac co mpli5hcd withtn 1he in 1enl of 1hc
Agreement, the term s of !he Agreement are severable, and sh uuld any te rm or
provision hereof be decla red in valid or become mopcrauvc fo r any re oso n, suc h
invalidity nr :·ailu re sh all nut affcc l the val idity or nny other 1c 1m , o, prov isio n
he reo f.
N. Waiver. Th e wnivc 1 or ony breach of a tcrrr: h:ceof shall not be cons truco ns a
waiver or any 01her lerrn , or the sa me tr.cm upn n o suosc 4ue111 \J1cuch.
0 . Nu Third-Party Deneficiorl~s It is expre ssly under stoo d and agreed !hat
enforce ment of 1he term s and rnnrli11ons uf lhis Agtec men ·., and all 1igh1s of action
relating to such enforcemen t, ohall be strictly reserved to the Pnr,ies ~erc lo, nnd
no th ing contained in th is Ag reemen l shall give o, all ow any such cl aim or 1igh1 of
action by any oth er or thi rd pe rson un der this Agreemcnl. It ,s th e exp ress
inl c11llon of the Parties 10 !h is Agrncmenl that an y person or cnttly other lh an the
1-'arlies receiv ing serv ices or hene ftts under lhi~ Agreement be deemed an
incidental beneficiary only .
P . Changes in Lnw . Th is Agreement is subject to such r.io dif1c at1ons as may b,.
re qull'cd by changes in City, state or federal law, or their im pl cmentin s
rr eu inti nn .s Any such 11:qu ire d modificnt1011 slm il aulomnli ca ll~ be incorporated
:nl o and be part or thi s Agreement on !he rffec1ive date of sudt change ;i s if fu lly
,cl fo rth he re in.
Q. Statu s or l'arlies.
(I) The Pnrtics ngre e lhnl the stn tus of each Par ty shall be 11101 of an
,nd~pendenl con1rae1o r 10 the 01her, and it is nut ,111cndc d, nor shall it be
construed , th at one Pnrly or any otriccr , .npto yce, ag em or con :rnctor of
such Pnrty is nn ernplnyee, officer, agen t, or rc i,rcscn1ntivc of the other
F\J l',DINO AORE EMF.NT
FOR RTD FUND ING OF LOCA L TRAl'SPOKIATION Sl!RYICF.S
(1-:IIGt .!;"WOOfJ tu1 SHlf/TI..RJ
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Pn1ty . No1hinc conl•ined in t:ie Agreemcnl or doc1me11ts incorporated by
reference herein or otherw ise creates any pmtn~:ship, jolm venture, or
o:her associalion or relnt1onshi~ between the Parties. Any approvnl,
review, inspection, direction or Instruction by RTD or any pnr.ty on behalf
uf RTD shnll i11 no way affect either Pmty's independent contrnctor stntus
or obligation to perform in accordance with thi • Agreement. Neither
Party has authorization , exp,ess or 1111plied, to bind tht othc1 to a11y
11.:ceementr., linbili1y, ""' 11nderstnndlng except as expressly sci fol'lh in
this Agreement.
'lhe Local l::.11111v a:i :/ur it s designnted agent(s) sh HII be re sponsible for all
federal and state tnxcs and conlnbution r. for Social Security.
11n,.mplnymcn1 insurnnce, income withholding tax , and other taxes
meu su, ed 1,y wages paid to employees. The Local Entity acknowledges
that 11 and its employees m-e nnl enti tled to workers' compensation
benefits o:· unemployment insurance benefits from RTD, u11less the Local
En :ity or a third party pro vides such covcn,ge, and that RT.::> does 1101 pny
for or 01herw1sz prov,cle such coverage. The Local Entity shall provide
a11d keep in force worke rs ' compen sntion (and pr ovide proof of such
ms11runcc when requested by RTD) and uneme•loymenl compensation
insuran ce in the a111 ou111 s required by luw, and shal.l be solely responsible
for its own actior.s, its em?loyees and agents .
P11rugrn11h Hcndings . T:,e captions and hr.ncllnes sci fo rth ir. this Agreement arn
for convenience of ;-cfcrence only and shall no t be eunstrueu su us to define or
limit Its term s ond provi sior.~.
S. Counlcrpurts . This Agreem ent may be executed in cou11t e1parts . Signatures on
separate original s stall consltlJle nnd be of the sa:ne effec t as signatures on the
same original. Electronic and fo : ·d signatures shall cc •,:stitute orig inal signatures.
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rUNDINC ACRCE"1CNT
FOR RTD FUNDING OP LOCAL TRANSPORT,\TION SERVICES
(E:NGLEWOOD art SIIUTTLE/
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WI IEREFORE, the Pn11ies huve entered into this Agreer.,ent a, of the EffecUve Onie .
REGIONAL TRAN»f'ORTATIO N
DISTRICT
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD
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Phillip A. Wa ;hmgton
General Mnnngcr
A ~r r:; vd as tu leg ai fon11 for RTD:
Jemfer Ross -A mato
Asso cint c G:ncrul Counsel
l'IINIJING AGREEMENT
By·
AlTEST :
Clerk
FOR RTD FUNDING OP LUCA L mANSronTATION ~SR VICES
(/!NGU.WOOD "" SIIV1Ti.£)
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Exhibit A
Dcocri pt1on of the Services
~1an of Servi~~:
w~.e kdny-6:30 AM-6:30 ?M
Salcorday-No service provided
Sund~y-No scrvic~ p,ovidcJ
Holidays -No =•:r:icc provided
Service Frca uen~)'.:
We, ;day every I 5 mint11 r.~
Saturd ay-Nnt App lica ble
Stonrlny-Not Applicdble
Holida ys-No l Applicable
Annual Rtvenue Houc,:
Week day-6 ,120
S.itu,Jay-Nol Appli ca bic
Sun day-Nol Appli cable
llolida ys -Nol Applicable
Total 6,120
FUNDINO AOREEMENT
fO K RTU FUNt>INU 0 1' LO<.:ALTKANSPOKTATION SERVICl!S
(ENG LEWOOO an SIIUTTUi/
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ExhibltB
Description of the RTD Funding
Exr.cnscs-Jnnuurv 2012 -December 31. 2012
m1 operating l'.ours expensc-6120 hou rs @43.32 per lro ur
art fuel expenses
T ota l Expenses
$ 265,118
LB2.Q
$ 338 ,6 38
Estimated Farebox Re.vernre-January 2012 -Dc ,emb;:r 2012
Estimated rarebox Reve nue• $ 60,328
• Hecause the City offers th r. arr as a fare -free sorvict , Estimated f'arcbox Revenue is Lascd upon
a survey performed in October2012 by RTD that delennined :ht avernge fa re that wou ld hav ,.
heen collected had the City charged RTD's lo:al fare for the art service , and usrn g the O?erattng
P arameters set out in Exhibi t A.
RTD Funding•
$338.638 (Expenses)
$60.328 (Est,maled Farebox Revenue\
RTD Funding $278,310
•Th e RTD Funding is c nlcu lated a s the Net Cost of operating the art se rvice up to the amount set
out above . Net Cost is ca lculated as Expenses (all operating cos ts fo :· the art in cl uding fuel but
~"' ncimimst rative ~osts) less Estimtt:d Farebox Revenue.
FUNDtNO ~OREE"1ENT
FOR RTD FUNDING OF LOCAL mANSPORTATIOt; ,:!!VICES
(ENGLEWOOD on SI/Ur/1.E)
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Exhibit C
Commun icnlio~ nnd Notices • Contncts
For the Ct l y :
Cily of Englewood
Community Development Depmtment
IO0O Englewood Parkwa y
Englewood , Colorado 80110
1\1tn: Harold Still
3U3.°16L2 34 I
For ,.he RTD :
Region al Tr;ms portauon Distri ct
1600 Rinke Strcel
0~11 ver, Colorado 80202
Attn : Rn:r.e Abel
303.299.2639
,'l;NDING AGREEMENT
?OR RTO FUNDING OF LOCAL Tl!ANSPORTATION SERVtCes
(ENGLEWOOD a,·; SHIJ1TLE/
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Specia l Prov1s1o ns
UHUG AND ALCOHOL TESTlNG PROGllAM. The Local F.nii1y shall roqui10 its
co11trac to1 provid ing the Services to establish end implement :, drug and alcohol test ing program
that complies with 49 C.F.R. Pnrt 40 and Purl 655, um.I permit a11y authorized represen tative of
the United Slates Department of Trnnsportauon or its operaltng adm mislratioas , the St nte
Oversight Agency of Co lorndo. or the Regional Transportation District. to mspcct the faciiit :cs
and records nssocioted wtth the imp lem e"tatio" or the drug and alcohol testing progrnm ns
re~uired 1rndcr 49 CFR Pan 40 and 655 ;,nd rcvtc w the tc stmg proce;s, The Loca l Entity further
agrces to certify annually tts compliance w,th Part 40 and 655 hefnre December 31st of cve :·y
year and to subm it the Management lnfonnntion System (MIS) repot1s no lmer than rebrcury
" 15 of every year to the Subsllln ce Ahnse Test ing Dcpurt111c nt. Regional T mnsportatio,
Distn ct,1600 Blake Street, Denver, CO 80202 . To certify corr.p liance. the Local Entity will use
the "~uhstance Ab use Ccl'lifi cati u11s" m the "Annual List of Ccl'l1fications and As,u :·anccs for
Pcdcrnl Tran sit Administration Ornnts ~nd Coope ra tive Agreements," w~ich is ruhhshed
annually iu the Federal Register.
FUNCtNG AGREEMENT
FOR RTIHLINDING 01' I.C X :At. l'KANSPORTATtON SERVtces
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I Date Agenda Item Subject
January 22, 2013 Resolution supporting the City's Ara pahoe
11 c i County O r e n Space grant application for
the Developm ent of Duncan Park
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Initialed By Staff Source
Depan111e11t of Pa rks and Recreation Dave Lee, Manager of Open Space
COUNCIL GOAL AND PREVIOUS COUNCIL ACTION
Ordinance# 35, Series of 1978 -Intergovernmental agreement hetween the City of Englewuod and
Englewood Schools for the lease of Dun can Schu olfproperly for rark anrl rP.crea tional purposes.
Council BIii No . 4 I, Serles of 2007 authuriti11g a Cu11tract for De ed for the purchase of Duncan Park
between the City of En glew ood and A·ar,ahoe. County School Distri ct No . 1 !Englewood Schoo ls)
Council Bill No. 52 Serie, of 2007 .ruthurizing an Intergovernmental Agreement regarding th e 2007 ACOS
grant between Arapahoe County and the City of Englewood for Duncan Park Acquisition
Cuuncll Bill No. 6, Series of 2008 authorizing an Intergov ernmental Ag ree ment regarding the 2007 grant of
Great Outdoors Colorado between Great Outdoors Colorado I rust fund and the Clly of Englewood for
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Council Bill No. 52, Ordinance No.SO, Series of 2009 in support of the City's Great Outdoors Colorado
(COCO) grant application ior desigr. and development of Duncan Park .
i!esolution No.2 Series of 2010 in support of the City's Arapahoe County Open Space (ACOS) grant
application for design and development of Duncan Park .
Council Bill No.18, Ordinance No . 20, S•ries uf 2011 irr ,uµµurt of the City 's COCO grant award for th~
Duncan Park Planning
Remlullon Nu.74 Series of 2012 in suµport of the City's COCO grant application for redevelopment of
Duncan Park .
RECOMMENDED ACTION
Staff recommends Cour,cil approv e th e resolutr on supµurting the (ity's e,ant appli cation to thP Arapahoe
County Open Sp ace (ACOS) grant program for the development of Ourrc an Park .
BACKGROlJND, ANALYSIS, ANO AI.TERNATIVES IDENTIFIED
Council authorized the purchase of Duncan Park from Englewood Schools in 200 i . lhe purchase of Duncan
Park was supported by a COCO grant, a ACO S grant and Arapahoe County Shareback Funds . Final park
acquisition was :omoleted in 2010. Redevelopment al Duncan l'ark, including the removal of the old school
building. is supported by the 2006 Park s Master Plan . Council authorized the acceptance of the COCO
L>unca~ Plann ing grant in 2011. During the vetted plann ing process park amenitl~s were determined to
• include : a pavilion, a multi-use sport field, a basketball court, playgrounds, restrooms, landscaping and an
internal trarl. The estimated cost of the total redevelopment of Duncan Pmk is 1.2 million dollars .
FINANCIAL IMPACT
The City's ACOS grant application wlll req11es1 $2 50,000 In grant funds with• City CJs h 111atch oi $17!i,000
($150,000-Arapahoe Coui1ty Shareback Fund, and ~25 .000,Conse1v.1tl on Tni<t Funrl,). Matching funds are
budgeted in the 2013 approved Open Space and Conscrv,,tion Trust Fund Budgets .
LIST OF ATTACHMENTS
Propose d Resolution
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SERIES OF 2013
A RESOLUTION AllrnORIZING THE APPI.ICATION FOR A 2013 GRANT OF
AKAl'AHOli COUNTY Ol'EN SPACE PROGRAM FUNDS FOR DUNCAN PARK .
WHJ::IU:AS, lhc City Council of the City of Englewood authorized an Intergovernmental
Agreement for the lease of Duncan SchooVpropcrty for park and rccrcatiolal purposes between
Englewood Schools nnd lhc City hy 1hc passage of Ordinance No. 35, Series 1978; and
WHEREAS, lhe Englewood City Council authori1.ed n Contract for Deed for the purchase of
Duncan Park between Englewood Schools and the City by the pus••g• of ordinance No . 41,
Series 2007 ; and
WHEREAS , the Englewood City Council authorized 1u1 Intergovernmental Agreement
reaarding the 2007 ACOS Grant bclwccn Arapahoe County and the Cily for Duncan Park
Acquisition by lhe passage of Ord inance No. 52 , Seri"' 2007 ; and
WHEREAS, the passage of Ordinance No. 8, SeriC3 2(108 authorized on lntcrgovommentnl
Agrecmcnl regarding the 2007 Grant from Greal Outdoor.; Colorado ~clWccn Urcal Ouldoors
Colorado Tru st Fw,J aud ~,c City of Englewood for Dun ca n Pork Acqu1Sition; and
WHEREAS , the pa8Sagc of OrJirumcc Nu. 50 , Series <.lf 2009 supponcd the City's Clrcal
Outdoors Colorado (GOCO) Grant application for design and developmenl of D11nc•n P•rk ; and
• WHEREAS , lho paosai;e of R .. otution No. 2, Seri•• v , 20 ! 0 supp-,,i cu the Cily's Arapahoe
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County Open Space (ACOS) Granl applicalion for dcsil!ll and development of Duncan Park ; and
WHEREAS , lhe passage of Ordinance No. 20. Scnes of 20 11 supponcd the City's GOCO
Gr•nt award for the Duncan !'ark Planning; and
WHEREAS, lhc pas,age of Resolution No . 74 , Series of 2012 supported lhc City 's GOCO
Grant application for redevelopment of Duncan Park; and
WHEREAS, lhe passage of this Resolution authorizes the Cily of Eng ewood to mAke
application for Arapah oe County Open Space Grant for the redevelopment of Dw,cun Park, w,J
WHl:KEAS . Uuncan Park Rcd eve!opmenl localed al 4800 South Pennsyl ,ania S1rcet
consisting of 3.3 acre fonner school site lhat was purcluiscd from Englewood Schools using Great
Ouldoors Colorado (GOCO) Granl funds . Arapahoe County Upcn Space (ACOS) Grant funds as
well as share back funds with the intention lo develop the property into a neighborhood park in
the ~outheasl comer of lhe Ci ly ; and
WHEREAS , it is anticipated lhal the developed park amenit ies will include a pavilion,• multi-
use spon field , a basketball coun, playgrounds, r~uooms, landscaping and w, i111cmal lruil ; and
WHEREAS , there are no federal funds being used for lhe developrncnt of the Duncan Park .
NOW, THEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCll,OF THE cm OF
ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, AS l'OLLOWS :
Section l . The City Council of the Cit)' of Englewood, Colorado hereby suppons the
application for the Arop~hne County Open Space Grant 2013 for the dc•clupmcnt of Duncan
Pork, ottochod hereto as Exhibit A.
~-The Director of Parks and Recrc.itioo is authorized to execute and the City Clerk · tu
allcst and seal the Application fur o 2013 Grant of Arapahoe County Open Space Program Funds
Project Name: Ouncan Park Developmctll on behalf of the City of Englewood, Colorado.
ADOPTED ANO APPROVED tltis 22nd tlay of Jw1uary. 2013.
ATTEST :
Rondy P. Penn, Mayor
Loucrishia A. Ellis, City Clerk
I, I .oucrishio A. Ellis, City Clerk fur the City of Englewood, Colorado, hereby cenify the
above is a true copy of Resolution No . __ , Series of 2013.
Loucrish ia A. Ellis, City Clerk
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'' ~ity of Englewood
Parks and Recreation Department
Grant Proposal to Arapahoe County Open Spaces
i@i 3 ~~ll'ildlai!l'dl Gll'aill'il i:c
Duncan Park Development
ARAPAHOE COUNTY
Standard Grant Application
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TABLE OF CONTENTS-D1..1tr.c.iv, P~r11 Ds11aOo~m11mi
Part A -Basic Project Information
Part B -Project Details
Part C -Maps, Plans, Drawings
Part D -Photos
Part E -Timeline
Part F -Resolution and Letters of Commitment
Part G -Budget
Standard Gra r:t Application
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OPfH SPAC!S
Standard Grant Application
Open Space Granta Program
2013 Standard Grant Appllcatlon Form
PART A -Basic Project Information -Standard Grants
Applicant I Project Proflle
Name ot Applicant 1,11y, town o, 0111~,1,: City ol Englewood
Name of ProJacc '""' woio, or 1111. '""'': Duncan Park Development
Contact Information
Primary Contacl Name : Dave LH I Phone (woric): 303-762-2887
Phone (cell): 720•884•7808
TiUe: Open Space Manager I E•m•I : dle1@engl1woodgov.org
. Address: Englewood R9.~!e_at!?i:i Cent!r,_ 115J Weal Oxford_ Avenu_e_E_!l_Q~ood, CO 80110
Project Type : ( Ill check box to the left)
Trail
✓ Site lrnprovemenl /Con1t1uclion
AcquisUlon
Environmental or Cultural Educatlc,,,/lnterpretatlon
Othor (plaaH describe):
Project Site Location Information
Proiect Site Address : 4800 South Ponn1vlvanla St. Enalewood CO 80110
_Naarl!!tJ!1.~Jo~.~r.~ss str~11_tr B!!ll'V~~.41!!~~.nd Broadw-9 I Citv: Enalewood r or T Unincorporated Arapahoe County
If anw part of alle i• outside Arapahoe County, plea .. ·ust,fy proposed use ol tunds outside County : NA
In Utree wotd1 , summa~e the bentflfs of this project lo your crty , town or district :
Communltv oark revltallzatlon
Name(s) of Junsdtctlon(s) governing the project site
Citv of Enalewood
Zoning description al project site .
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l~ning required lo fmpieme'n"iihl!I project? ---
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Name ol landowner(&) of project site or trail corridor:
Cltv of Enalewood
Has a site plan for lhi& project location been 1ppro•adl Yea When 7 12/18/12
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. II noJ L~ a stte olan !!!•ding? Exoected date to.be adopJed? ----Summary Project Descrlatlon
In one sentence tell us what you w,11 do wilh the grant money and what tne end result will be :
Duncan Park is a 40 year old school site lhal will bo developed and revitalized with new park amenities
including a pavilion . alhlellc field, restroom basketball court , playground . horseshoe ~It . Irrigation
syslem . landscaping and walkways .
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In 150 words or toas , write o press/news releeae obout your project : (project name , location, agency,
goal for the projecUend result , who wKI benefit , why ii is Important ,•tc .)
Duncan Pllrtl . 4800 South Pannsylvan ,a Street Englewood . 11 1 3.3 acre former school site lhlll WH
purchased from Englewood Schooll us ing ArapahOt County Open Space (ACOS) grant funds ,
ahareback funds and Great Outdoora Colorado (GOCO) grant funds , with the inlenUon to develop the
property lnlo a ne ighborhood park . The goal Is to develop tho pro:,erty from a former public achoo! allo
and allow th is Englewood neighborhood and community to expertenca the only neighborhood park in Iha
southeast corner of Iha City . This will benent lhe underserved aoulheasl region of residents who
currenlly lack adequate park acreage . The antlclpaled park amen I lies will Include an athletic field,
pavilion, restroom , basketball court , playground. concrete walkt and landscaping . This grant applicat ion
Is request ing funding for Phase I of the project . Phase I will Include a Wx20' pavlllon wilh 4 tables ,
men's and women 's restroom and a port ion of the exter ior ond Interior concrete sidewalk .
Project l'ln1nc111 summary: (aamt numbers u budget pogo -round al l figuros to ne ■roat S 100)
1. Grant Rtaueat $2 50 000 total 1equt111ed from County
2. Cosh Motch Funds ♦ $104 ,300 applicant cash match mu1t bl minimum of 25%
of lho q11n1 amount ,oouultd 125% ol lina t l
3. Other Cash Sources + $2 800 fund lno ~om olhcr sources ---4 . In-kind conlrrbu tions ♦ so lotal v1lue of in•k ind co11lrlbu tions
b. Pro iec1 suD-lotat = S3S7 100 tolat ol line• 1 2, 3 •nd •
6. Contingency ♦ S67,900 eallmatt , may not be charged to County and may
not bl ••ad II cash match
7. TOTAL PROJECT COST . S42S ,OOO Tola! rnusl equal ti nca 6 ond 6 above
Line 7 tabo••l must equal an expenses plus con ll ngency and mu,1 be lhe 11me II tho S figuro on the dtlall 1d
blldget page included later In lhe grant application Pl•••• double chadc that all figures are the 11mo on !hi• page
ana on the budaet aaachmeni .
PraJect Partners (1111 contrlbullng partners -ca•h or ln•k lnd : llemlze In Ille budget : 1t11ch ltllar(1) with Part F
Pundtna I In-kind Port,.,. Contact lnlonn ■Uon : !Name . Phone E•ma lll
All Sau!a Calhollc Church & School Re•. Robert Fisher 303-789-0007 1rohrlS!all1oul155 .010
Enolewood UnhlHhtd S.rbChumtev Proaklenl 303-41-92 chuml1••••1111■nf .eNn
Ensl!!!22!1 Soccer Anociatlon Mlaha R11rnunen 17201971 -7P80 mlsharolandllllvahoo .com
Authonzed Agont and Signature
,. JerreH Black . h111by affirm 1ha1 t am the ..,,ho rited ag1n1 tor the City of Englewood aa111y1ng rcr the grant
.. descnbed here in. and that I am tegAUy aulho<ized on be'1all of said emlty I<> •PPIY lor. •• tt a agant , th l•
Arapa11oe county Open Space Gront AM that IM•• received ana agree to ablo• by Iha grant guide li nes . pollc:111
and procedures.
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PART B -Prolect Detan,
Stte lmprovemenl/Conetructlon Project: (1lle lmprovamenta , con111\1ction or renovaUon project, such aa
nllural area r•vegetation/restoratlon, hlstorlo site or building restoration, playarounds . shelters, landscaping , spon
fitld1 , may lnclud1 ,non trill 1egmen11 or connection, but maJonty ol project 19 site improvements other than the
trail ; may Include Items that Improve Iha management I maintenance of slle) -Describf! project goal and extent1.cope and expected resutts (what will project provide, size, square
or Hneal feel, number of olanra or squ,tre feet of landscaping . irrigation , acres re-vegetated or
restored , etc .):
The goal of the project is to prov ide new and updated park amenities to the most underserved
southeast section of the City. There Is a great lack of park acreage and lacilltles In this area of the
City . The project will provide th e fo llowing park amenities : an under 10 athletic field , 20'x20 ' pavilion
with 4 tables, men's and women 's •estroom (2 flush amenllies for each side with hot/cold water),
74'x42' concrete basketbalVspon coun, 2 to 5 and 5 to 12 age range playgrounds, 4 seat benches ,
horseshoe pit, 8 loot wide exterior and interior , ,ncrete walks, irrigation ayatem and additiona l
landscaping (58 trees, 105 shrubs, 107 ornamental grasses and 28 perennials). Phase I ol lhis
project will Include a 20'x20' pavilion with 4 tables , men 's and women's restroom and a portion of the
e,rterior and interior concrete aldewalk ,
Discuss how the site Is currently managed and programmed , and the Impacts of mulllple uses :
The site is currently managed as a neighborhood/community park . During the summer of 2012, the
old Duncan School build ing was demolished to make way lor the new part<. amen ities . Currently on
the site there e•ists a playground and basketball court constructed during the 1970'&. Local teams
use the north end al the park for U6 soccer practices . The stt11 also s~rves as a formal off-leash area
for people to take their dogs.
Describe the service area for this project (distance people -can expici to travei to-use Improvements):
Duncan Park presently accommodates an average number of park users despite Its aged amenities
and lack of modem park features . This is in part due to the lack of green space available In the
southeastern reg ion of the City . It is estimated that 22 ,000 park guests visit Duncan Park annually,
Tho servieo area for th is project Is ostlmateo at one haW mHe radius (walking distance) surrounding
the park . The par1< is surrounded by single family residential homes . Tha neighborhood population
thal Duncan Park serves is estimated at 2,621 .
-De1crlbe the type ol users (families, chiidren, seniors, etc .):
Casual drop-in use accounts for the majority of park visits including many dog erut,usiasts that enjoy
off-leash privllegos during the parks specific off-leash hours . Currently Englewood Soccer
/\ssoclatlon can only hold U6 team practices on the small field spooe . During lhe planning process, a
majority of the neighbors Ind icated they wanled a more formal picnic space with the availability of
restrooms and activity area, for the neighbortlood youth such as playgrounds, athletic field and a
span coun while maintaining off-leash prtvUeges .
Discusa steps you will take to minimize Impacts to the environment:
During a site vis it on Au,;•st 15, 2012. a Colorado Parks and Wlldllfe official made the following notes
after inspecting the par1<: "Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) would not e•pect to find any
lhreatoned nr endangered species Inhabiting Duncan Park In Enolewood. CPW would expect to find
a var iety ol small mammals and birds utilizing Duncan Park. Migratory birds and their active nests
are protected by state and federal laws . CPW recommends Inspect ing trees and shrubs for active
nests prior to the commencement of development and/or postponing tree removal until alter the
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n&1ling aea1011 . Duncan Par1t Is composed ol nonnative grasses and a mixture ol native and
nonr.etive trees and sh111bs . The habitat value at Duncan Pafll would be categorized as low . Native
and nonnative trees may be removed from the park as a resun ol the development . The loss of
vegutalion would result In the Ion ol poltnllal cover and food for a variety ol species . In addition ,
duri n11 the conslruelion phase . silt renclng , tracking control pad , concrete wash out area, Inlet
protoctl~n and curb socks will be Implemented In order to min imize any potential Impacts to the j envlrc · nent. •
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I O~u11tify and describe any past fund ing comm itments or grant uaed to pre-plan this project :
City CouncM authorized the purchase of Duncan Pefll from Eoglewood Schools In 2007 . The
purchase of Duncan Park was supported by a GOCO grant. a ACOS grant and Arapahoe County
Shareback Funds. Final park acquisition was completed In 2010 . Redevelopment of Duncan Park,
Including the removal ol thR old school building is supported by the Parks Master Pian , adopted in
2006 .
In 20 11, City Coun ,cil ,u:~n,.:ol <l lhe accept~nce of a GOCO Dunr.an Planning grant. Du1ing th e
vetted planning pro~'"'"· pa"< amenities were ~etermined to include: a pavilion , a mull i•use sport
fleld . a basketball coun , ptay~rounds . reslrooms , landscaping and an internal trail . The estimated
cost of the total redevelopment of Duncan Park is 1.2 million dollars.
Currently, shar.iback and Conservation Trust Funds are being reserved as matching funds to be
used In grant appl icat ions and for the development of Duncan Park .
Describe efforts rtidde, dales and outcomes of required pre-subm ittal meetings with the planning
department in your jurisd iction :
A Development Review Team (ORT) rn.ting was held on December 18, 2012 which included
representatives from the lolfow,ng City of Englewood depanrnents : Parks, Community Developrnenl,
Engineering , Trlllfic, Fire , Building . Utllllles, and Wastewater Treatment . The project was approved
wtth minor condit ions that will be addressed In the final construction documents that will be submitted
for the building permtt.
Describe how the project will be designed, constructed and managed fo, sustainabilty:
Duncan Par1t will be designed , constructed and ma intained ror sustainab ility through disconnected
impervious areas and the use of sand-set pavers . This design ll'ait will allow for greater water
tnfittratton Into the soil. Proposed lighting ror the park wm all be low-energy LEO. The restrooms are
designed with clearstorv windows allowing natural fight during the day and Will have sett-locking
doors to reduce graffiti and vandalism . Sile furnishings will have some recycled content whonever
possible . The irrigalion system was deslgn,11 as a tow water use system wllh bubbler& and low
capacity Irrigation heads while using real time wcather•based data for irrigation scheduling . The
athletic field was designed so that H can be rotaled lo provide less wear on the turf. Exlsling concrete
wlll be recycled ond existing amenities In the park will either be reused or recycled . Concrete pavers .
steel structures , site rurn ishings and recycled rubberized play &urfaces are all rated for years of use
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Discuss contingency plans . On the budget page Include a conlingency line item in both the revenue
section and •-se secl ton I both a.11ioned 10 the accttcann .
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For this projec1 conUngency funds exceed the I 0% minimum requtremem. We are budget ing 19%
contingency because we are unsure how bids for conItrucUon will come In and because this project
will be phased . We believe addltlonal funds wtn be nec:~,sary to cover the expense of a phased
approach to this prOject. Certain areas of the project wi,i be torn up twice as both phases are
constructed . thus we are allowing for repairs to lrrigator .. ccncrete. electrical, sod , mobiNzatlon and
construction administration .
Describe how the project improves connectivity to to::ot or regional trails. natural resources-and/or · ·
community resources :
The Duncan Park project will serve as a neighborhood t!<1 sli r ntion and resourr.e for bicyclists us,ng
the City 's neighborhood bicycle routes . The City's neighborhood bicycle routes were laid out i:, a
pattem designed to connect to all or the active City parks and schools . Duncan P~rk ts connected
Into this system through a neighborhood bicycle feeder route that connects east-west between the
Clarkson regional route , and the Big Ory Creek Trait and Windermere regional route . via Layton
Avenue/Pennsylvania Street/Chenar,go Avenue . FacMlt les at Duncan Park that wul serve bicycle
riders include restrooms and water fountains . seating areas for eating or rest ing, and play areas for
children .
For AR Proltcla : llhe followlna quootionI ,,. to be answered for alt proJact IYP••I
Discuss the nAAd and urgency for this proje~\. and why it is a priority ·
The 2006 Englewood Parks and Recreation Master Plan noted Ouncan Park as being located In a
part of the Cily under11enied by park land . The Master Plan specifically recommends replacing aging
playground amenities and adding picnic faclllttes and addttlonal updated park faclltties (Master Plan •
page 30). The e,isting playground equipment was installed in the early 1980's and is not acceptable
due to age and wear and tear .
Throughou1 the planning process preparing for the ACOS grant has been seen as an opportunity to
gain funding to begin the devtlopment of Duncan Park . The Department will be applying In the sprl , 19
of 2013 for a Great Outdoors Colorado (GOCO) grant for additional funding . Currently, Conservatiun
Trust Funds and ACOS Share Back Funds have been reserved to complete the funding ol the pirt
project.
The City of Engtew:>Od, like most municipalities , has been hit hard by the recession . The Parks and
Recreation operating budget has been reduced by more than 10% over the past five years and all
City Caplat Projects Fund dollars have been ellmlnated within the Oepartment. We are fortunate lo
receive Arapahoe County Open Space Shareback Funds and Conseniation Trusl Funds for our
capital maintenance needs and new development opportunities. If this project wu not able to be
undertaken within the next year. the park will lose priority status among construction projects wtthin
the City of Englewood and may not be completed fo, several years . Matching funds may be diverted
to olher projects . This will create the need to conduct addilionat needs assessments, planning and
--Jpdated construction documents.
Describe any historic values within the site -historic traits. buildings, landscapes , etc .:
Duncan Park is a small urban/suburban park environment siluated on 3.3 acres. OriginRlly. rustic
homes buiM in the early 1900's were located on this site . By the 19so ·s, growth of our community
required additional elemanlary schools and this site was developed . Duncan School was named
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efter Elsie Duncen, a long time element&[)' school teacher in Englewood from 192S-19!i4 . It was
often said that she taught many chlk:,en and years later taught their ch ildren as well. Educational
&ignage wil be added to the site describing the history and use of Duncan Park for a new generation
of chffdren and their families .
Small parks like Duncan can play an important role in environmental education in a number of ways .
II Is not unusual to find a school In close proximity to a small park like Duncan . In our cr..e, All Souls
School is located just II block south of the park. Duncan Park provides a perfect oppor1unity to create
a liVing laboratory for chlldren. Hidden leamlng opportunities for children exist ln smaU parks . Large
trees provide cover and nesting opportunities ror many species or birds. Duncan Park ls also the
home for two very large American Elm trees, the only two in our park system . Flower gardens and
shrubs provide rood sources for many animals and insect species. lnterpretiVe signage wm be
installed to help lie these environmental and educational opportunities to an outdoor laboratory Nke
Duncan Park for Iha nearby All Souls School as weR as the entire Englewood SchOols District.
Identify the 0ml ecosystems, in general, underlying the proiect site (e .g. shon grass prairie ,
wetlands, etc.): Do any portions of Iha native systems remain intact? II so , are they being preserved
or restored?
A representative r1om the Colorado Parks and Wildlife Inspected the park in August of 2012 and
provided an environmental impact report for the project. The results of the envir1,nmental Impacts are
as follows: The park was not designed wilh native ecosystems, nor are there any natiVo ecosystems
intact or being preserved . Colorado Parks end WIidiife (CPW) would not expect to find any
threatened or endangered species inhabiting Duncen Park in Englewood . CPW would expect to find
,, variety of small mammals and birds utilizing Duncan Park. Migrato,y birds and their acthle nests
are protected by stale end federal laws. CPW recommends lnapacting tree■ and shrubs for active
nests p~or to the commencement or development and/or postponing tree removal until after the
nesting season . Duncan Park is composed of non-natiVe grasses and a mixture of native and non-
native trees and shrubs. The habitat value at Duncan Park would be categorized as low. Native and
non-native trees may be removed from the perk as a result of the dewlopment. The loss of
vegetation would resutt in the loss of potential cover and food for a variety of species. CPW
recommends planting native trees and shrubs In place of any trees and shrubs removed . Native
plantings would offer food and/or covor for a variety of species . Replacing non-native vegetation wtth
native trees and Shrubs would provltle food and/or cover ror wildlife. ---------------! Describe~ natural resources including scenic and water resources . List predominant wildlife
species and vegetation on site . Discuss Impacts, positive and negative. to these resources to result
from your project. Highlight any species on state or federal lists . (For birds please group species -
i.e. songbirds, raptors, ate.):
Duncan Park is a typical urban/suburban park . There are no scenic or natural water resources in the
park . There Is no known plant or wildlife species of concern on the proposed projec, site. The
predominant wildlife species consist of typical suburban bird species (crow, magpie. sparrow, robin.
finch). while animal ~pecies cons ist or squirrel, lox, coyote and raccoon. The are~ of Duncan Park is
irrigated bluegrass turt with some park amenrtles . The area around the sue Is developed residential .
Duncan Park is used for act ive community recreation rrograms . The facilities are replaceme~t or
developme11t of existing facilities. The site ls not a critical habitat fur a particular species, or an area
with high value for nesting, feeding or cahling . The project wi,I not change Iha impacts on wildlira as n
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replaces or enhances ex lsllng facilities. There Is no substanllal Impact to spec ies that rest, feed, or
use the area for reproductive cycles . There Is no loss or roductlon of habilat areos . There is no
intrus ion Into areas with little existing human Impacts. The area Is an urban-like neighborhood part<
setting that has eirtens ive use by youths and adults participating in active and passive outdoor
recreational activities. Because the imp11ct Is non-existent , there is no need to establish a mitigation
plan for adversely affected species. There is no need lo screen , protect, fence, or create wildlife
buffers tor this project, other than during the construction proceas . Thia project has no positive benefrt
on wildlife and the adverse effect is mlnlmc1I . The components are with in active recreallon areas
already In existence .
Estimate the number of end-users monthly that will benefit from this project:
Duncan Park presenlly Accommodates a fair number of part< users, despite its lack of pa rk amenities
and their advanced age . It Is estimated that there Is an average of 1,800 park patr,-i ns that visit
Duncan Park monthly.
Describe how this project addresses specific objectives of Counly Open Space Resolution
#030361/#110637 :
The development of Duncan Park fills the fundamental basic need of providing open space . For
years Duncan Park has provided sonie green space for ne ighbors and school participants but this
location was limited due lo the school building and its placement In the center of the site. With the
removal or the building and new design ot the park. more open space will be made available alonr,
with overall better use of the entire park. This project will aUow the youth sport as~ocialions access
to additional field space as well as provide improved recreallonal space for neighbors , fam ilies and
community youth. From young fam ilies Just starting out to older residents , all want to experience the
laughter and joy from playing in their neighborhood part<. Improvements and added amenities will
only enhance this outdoor experience while encouraging youth and their families to spend more time
outdoors In tho Ir community.
List the elements of the Arapahoe County Open Space Master Pian that apply to th is project:
Th is Open Space Master Plan provides a 100-year vision . 25-year master plan and 5•year action
plan for Implementing the purpose and goals of the program . The vision states that the County will be
forward thinking , understand and embrace the open space, part< and trail needs of current residents,
and define a harmonnus relationship between people and nature In the County for future
generations. The vision for the Program is summarized as : Heatthy Lands , Heatthy Communities,
and Heatthy People .
Tho Duncan Park Development project defines the mission of the Arapahoe County Open Space
Plan . . Acquire, conserve and protect open space-ACOS grant and Shareback fur,ds were used In
the purchase of this site and saved this location from being developed into housing of for
commercial use. . Build county open space partcs and trails-With the purchase of th is site cornpleted in 2010 ,
lhe localion was preseNed as a permanent park lo provide green spar.e for !his underserved
neighborhood of residents In Arapahoe County . . Cooperative partnership wort< -Through the purchase of this property many partnerships
were developed or enhanced . Partnerships between GOCO , ACOS . Englewood School
District, City of Englewood. Englewood Unleashed, All Souls Catholic Church and School,
Englewood Soccer Association, Englewood Youth Sports Association and Ne ighbors of
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Duncan Park have bound together wilh lhe goal of 18Vingi and fur1her developing this space . . Leverage funding for open space , parks and trallA -This Duncan Park PfOjecl has leverag"d
a number of funding sources Including ACOS Grant Fund1, Shareback Funds , GOCO Grant
Funds , Conservation Trust Funds and City of Engl4twood General Funds wero used lo
purchase and further develop this &ija ,
Discuss lhe community benefits and enhance meut to qua~!; oi :;;~ 10 result fro m the completion of
th is project (bolh for lhe Immediate commun ity and the wio ,· public 111 lhe sin rounding r~gion):
The 2006 Englewood Park and RecreaUon Master Plan note , lhe I~ of adequate numbers of
soccer fields (page 31). The addHIOn ot a soccer/muit,-use athletic flf!ld /• ,1,r11nlly there awlsts a
practice area) wMI substantially he lp Englewood Soce&f !,ssoclatlon meei !ht needs of the youth
soccer program. The Englewood Soccer Atisocialion rep,·,n ~ lhW "'""" 325 players ages 4-18 . II is
ant icipated that the athletic field area wHI he multi-use fri~J woo!ll .11so accommodate lhe Englewood
Youth Sports Association 's (EYSA) football program . Gurronlly, EYSA has four youth football loams
under 12 and serves 70 football players.
All Souls Catholic School, iocaled ona block south from Duncan Park , would also benefrt from this
project. The School and Parish would access the park and utilize the outdoor space IOI educational
and recreat ional purpose&. The School serves early learning through eighth grade and nas 440 total
students .
Neighborhood drop-in uae will continue and is e,peclil<;' lo increase following the complet ion of the
development project. II is estimated that 22,000 pall: 11•"~:a vis~ Duncan Park annually; these
estimates are based upon a 2011 usage study ~onducteu by the Parks and Recrealton Department.
With the proposed park development. it Is antlc1paled that new park amenttles (le : picnic pavil ion ,
soccerlmult~usa athletic field and slate of the art playgrounds) will increase park visits by 60%.
Phase I of this project (Pavilion and Restrooms) Is estimated lo increase usage by 25%.
There is also a community-wide need for picnic pavilion r ·,;113 with nearby playground foclUties .
Currently, the department's picnic shelters are reserved 10•:,r 90',1, of the desirable dates . Each yea r
the City musl tum away many lndlvlduals and groups hoping 10 19serve picnic pavilions . Duncan Park
neighbors as well as resl1ents living In the southeast section of Englewood must use other parks for
these actlvllles as opposed to their own neighborhood park .
Describe relationship of the project lo any local. reg ional, state 01' system wide meeter plan . Give the
name of each plan and !isl related element(s) within the plan -00 NOT attach any plan beyond a
one-page rendering .
The Englawood Parks and Recreat ion Maller Plan was approved In 2006 and funded In part by
Conservation Trust Funds. The Master Plan was then adopted by ordinance Into tha City of
Englewood Comprehensive Plan. Conceptual Park Plans were developed for neighborhood and
community parks, Including Duncan Park . ii Is imponant to note that at the time (200512006) of the
Master Plann ing process , ii was unknown lhal lhe Englewood School Dislrlcl would bo divesting Itself
of surplus school properties due lo budget reductions and lhal lhe City would end up acqu iring
Duncan P,rk. As a 19sult, the public plann ing process related to Duncan was of a smaller scope
auumlng that the Schotll Oi ~trict would mainta in property ownership and lhe small school building
would remain (Master Plan Sile Plan , page 16).
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When ii became apparent that the Englewood School Olalricl intended lo sail the Duncan Park
property . a grass roots cttizen effort to keep the site a publ ic park was established . Many meetings
were held with Englewood Schools. Englewood Parks and Recreation Commission, City Council and
community groups Including Ou:ican Park Neighbors and Englewood Soccer Association relative to
Duncan Park acqulslUon and •if r&nl lundlng opportunities . Atthough specific park site plannl~g was
not discussed in detail, the City expl$inad that ii Iha property was acquired, the opportun ity to raze
the school building and completely develop the site would be available .
With the City's acou,sftion of the site secure , the Parks and Recreation Commission and Cit, Council
elevated Duncan Park developmen ! to its tor park improvement priority. In 2010, GOCO p10,ided a
planning grant that funded the planning pror-<>ss . In conclusion olthe planning process neighborhood
users, the Parks and Recreat ion Commission and City Council have de.eloped a consensus or the
desired park amentties as well as further established the project al a lop priority .
Descrloe the steps taken to date to make this project ready for implementation and how. ,1 lunded
your agency will complete,,,.~ project within one to two year£ after the receipt of funds :
The City undeI :Itan•f• the ; novel ready requirements of the AC.:05 grant process . City Council has
committed to con·,pleti ni. .h o ¥10ject within two years or the ACOS grant award/lGA. A two year
proIect completion Is also the lime requi•~menl of our other Intended partner grant application (Great
Outdoors C, 1 ,redo). As our timeline indicates . In 2013 , lhe City will immsd ialely begin the bidding
and Phase I cJnslruct ion process . During the spring ol 2012 . a final concept design was completed
and construction documents have been finalized . Th is grant application is requesting lunding 101
Phase I of the project. Phase I will Include a 20'x20' pavilion wfth 4 tables , men's and wome~•s
restroom and a portion of lhe exterior and Interior concrete sidewalk .
Lisi any permits that will need to be obtained for implementation of the project and existing status of
obtaining those permits . (Clean Water, Federal 404, County Planning or Public Works, City Pia1111ing
or Public Works). On the budget page , itemize eKl)ected costs for pennils , gov111nment lees and
consultants :
The Englewood Building and Safety Depanment requires a building permtt for the picn ic pavilion and
restroom . All other park features do nol require any permitting . Englewood Public Works Depanment
requires a concrete and excavation penmtt for all work perfonmed in the right-of-ways (exterior
sidewalks).
Does the present zoning of tho stte permft the suggested use? II not, what changes will need to be
JCcomplished? Whal Is the limeline lo accomplish any required changes?
The current zoning for the area is R-1-B !S ingle Untt Residential District). The currenl zoning allows
for parkland uses. No zonin~ • hanges will be necessary tor this project.
Discuss any efforts to obtain public input . disseminate public information, develop partnerships for
cash funding or In-kind contrtbullons, Jnd gamer community support specifically related to this
project:
The Duncan Park plann ing project began in the summer of 2011. Prior lo meeting with lhe ne ighbors.
the design firm toured the Duncan Park site with reprosentetives lrom the City of Engle• •ood . The
aesign firm recorded the existing conditions , the current maintenance practices and any potential
issues or concerns rb~arding potential improvements . In order to kick off the project and make the
neighbors aware of oppo1unilies lo provide feedback during the masleI planning process , the desion
team created a project inlor'llalKin card, designed and Installed projecl inrorrnation point signage in
the park and created an on-,!~e and paper survey . Over a three-day period . lhe design team hand-
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del ivered over 900 prOJIKlt Information carda door-to-door within a half-mile radius of the park. The
Information point signs provided Information . egardln11 the location. dates end limes for public open
houses and park info point meetings . The lnformat,on po,nl signs that wera located In the park had 8
QR code that linked to the City of Englewood website and an on-line survey . A survey drop-box was
also located on the information po ,nt signs where pap,-• copies of the survey could be picked up and
dnopped off.
Next, the City of Englewood end the design team held two Park Info Point meetings . The Park Info
Point meet ings were an Informal opportuntty to connect with park users in their sl)llce, allowing them
to Shere the ir perspectives on the project and express ideas and concerns regarding Iha potential
Improvements. For each of the Park Info Poinl meetings, approximately IW~nty peopl~ art;v~ly
participated In the discussion . The on-line and paper survey, ware ava ilable for !l>re e ,. 0 ,; and
over 50 retiponses were recei'ved . Prior lo the Duncan Park Improvement project. h ," , 'ily of
Englewood had completed a community-wide park preference survey In which only :nret1 msponses
from the Duncan Park neighborhood were received. Receiving over 50 respons es to the Duncan
Park survey was considered a success . Following the lnltlal outreach the design team compHed lhe
feedback they received from the community. The design team lhon combined this Information ~th
the site analysis lo develop a series of project goals . The team drafted three preliminary plan options
and presented them to staff for review and comment as well as prepared for the first open house.
The first public open house was held on October 25, 201 t , and was attended by over 40 Duncan
Park ne ighbors . During the first open house, the background information was presented to the
participants and the pre, lminary design options were displayed . Open h~use attendees were asked to
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select their preferred design option , as well as pro~lde feedback and direction regarding their ideas •
and preferences . Alter the first public open house, the comments, feedback and votes were tallied
and used to develOP a preliminary final design to be presented at the second pubic open house .
Over 50 Duncan Park neighbOrs attended the second public OIJ8n housa lo aae the preliminary final
design plan . Feedback and dire~tion regarding the desi;ln waa gattued as well as potential
materials/details and the playground elements. Taking the feedback received during the second open
h.:,use, the design team workoJ with the City of Englewood to create a final plan for the Duncan p,.,.,
improvements and the ir associated costs and potantial phasing .
During the final open house, which was att .. nded by over 30 Duncan Park neighbors , revisions to the
final design were presented and the r11al pl,>vground design displayed for comment. The fln~I
limellne for park improvemenls and constru• lion was also discussed during this last open house.
Fe~back was overwhelmingly positive. Moet of the questions centered on the ground breaking and
exp: cted completion date . The decline in attendance during this meeting has been attributed to the
c::nfidence from the neighbors and stakeholders that Duncan Park development w,11 meet thPir
needs .
The City cf Englewood pieces e strong value on the importu,ce of public outrooch ond consensus-
building, and crafted a process for Interacting with the Duncan Park neighborhood that was both
responsive and engaging . Reach ing out to stokehOlders , s11rrounding ne ighbors . the pubUc and City
cf Englewood representatives was the foundation or 1h15 prucess. Through extensive outreach and
participation, the final Master Plan was refined and adjusted to reflect the needs and perspectives of
the Englewood communtty. During this process, All Souls School, Englewood Unleashed and
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Englewood Soccer Associat ion all have committed resources as well as a financial contribution total
of $2,800 .
Describe ownership or legal access to the site, including right of acc~ss without trespassing on
adjacent property. If the agency does not have fee simple ownership of the site, attach letter with
Par1 F below, from property owner(■) grant ing access and support for this project
The property is owned by !he City of Englewood and Is a dedicated city park. There are 2 houses
which border the southern portion of the pall<. The par!< Is bordered by a fence located at the property
boundary that eliminates right of access and trespassing onto private properly.
Describe long-term ma intenance of project/ site . Attach with Part F below, a letter of
comm~ment or evidence of agreement from the managementfo;~!nttnance agency
addressing long-term maintenance / funding for completed pro;sct:
The City of Englewood owns the property and the Parl<s and Recreation Department will be
responsible for the long-term maintenance of the park, project improvements and signage for
the project. The City of Englewood annually allocates funding in the Parl<s and Recreation
Department budget for personnel, commodities and capital for regular repair and maintenance
for all par!< infrastructures , arnenitles and facilities. The Parks Department currently maintains
approximately 250 acres of parkland, open space and green space. Over $136 ,000 is allocated
annually in the park depanment budget for repair and maintenance of trails and other
infrastructure. Please see attached letter of comm itment from Parl<s and Recreation Director
Jarrell Black affinming our long-term maintenance commitment. page 28 .
Describe how this project addresses inclusivtty per the Americans wtth Disabilities Act guidelines :
The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) requires public accommodations (businesses and non-
profil organizations) to provide goods and services to people with disabiities on an equal basis with
the rest of the public. New guidelines were adopted as part of the ADA Stamlards for Accessible
Design (2010) by the Depar1ment of Justice in September 2010. The rules went into effect on March
15, 2011 . Duncan Park development will be constructed using the 2010 ADA Standards for
Accessible Desigr, The following elements have incorporated into the design throughout the park
and comply with a fully accessible ADA part<. . Remove all barriers to access . Provide an accessible route of travel and accessible route of travel to the play equipment . Provide a range of accessible equipment and play equipment . Provide an accessible surface beneath all accessible equipment . Half of all elevated play components on a play structure will be accessible by route and/or
transfer point.
The development of Duncan Park will provide the following park amen ities : an under 10 athletic field
accessible by e•terior sidewalks, 74'x42 ' concrete bask ul balU sport court accessible by concrete
sidewalks . 2 to 5 and 5 to 12 age range playgrounds meet ing ~DA standards with poured in place
surfacing providing accessibi;,ty . 4 seat benches located of new concrete sidewalks, and 8 foot wide
exterior and interior concrete sidewalk all ADA complient. Phase I of this project will include 20'x20 '
pavilion with 4 tables with accessible seating . man's and women's restroom ADA compliant And a
portion of the ADA exterio1 and interior concrete sidewalk. ·--
If successful In obtain ing this grant , how will the agency use th is project to inform citizens about the
value of the Arapahoe County Open Space sale tax? Address public outreach plan, signage plan,
celebration etc .
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Temporary signage announcing the construcilon project wtll be Installed at the corner of Layton
Street and Pennsylvania Avenue . The elgnage wiM Identify all funding partner, for the project and l~t
the project tlmeline. Permanent signage identifying ACOS support and funding will be inatalled at the
main entrance to the park once the project has been completed .
Information will also be added to the City of Englewood's web site Identifying th<, project and funding
sources during and following construction . The Englewood Herald will run Informat ion and a newe
story related to the project as construcilon commences and before the ribbon cutting ceremony.
Social Medi~ such as Facebook and Twitter will be usad to announce project, recognize
accomplishments and promote funding partners .
A ribbon cutting celebration wil be scheduled et the completion of this project as a way to recognize
the partnerships . funding agents. citizens . county and local dignitaries lhal helped mak ll this prcjecl
~.appen .
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tt0v7rn"inglkd-~ .~~ Jul~ 20 1.": Englc"ood
C"mplct< Did Spc:dficaii1..·ms ------! .-\u~ust ~O 13 En >!lc"ood
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PART F -Letters of Commitment and Support
Let1ers of comm~ment and support from lhe following groups and organiZaUons:
• City of Englewood, Parks and Recreation Commission
• Duncan Park Neighbors
• AD Souls Catholic Church & School
• Department or Parks and Recreation long-Term Maintenance
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Dear BoGrd Members,
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ENGLEWOOD
Or. beh11f crth Oly of (n1l1wood f11 rkJ ind Atu11Uon Co'Tl11i11lon, I tffl wrr.lni !hil lem·r in ,uoport
ot the City o' En&~ue,,d·.,,11,1 \lnt i'J:plk:,tion fot l"Mll de~rcpm~n• nf Duncan l'Ar"<.
Wit h A<:051nn1 wp~n. 1t'11 Ctv w1s ,~ tQ purd111t tht 0unc1nP1•k property fro:n Enalcwood
Sc:hoolv, who \~re: dbr10Siill u' w,plvs prnritr!'f 10 cffll!r budge, Mduttlon5. we 'l\lfre able le 11\11 ~,
s!t■ H partland 1nd n•JW 'Ail have ri1zrG th• smd.1 tchool building eraG aln'IJI cled dtl~ iJl1d
cnnmur.,.,,, dDtun1tiat~forthe j'\Mll •edevek>pme.-1.
In May of 2006. thl Pttto and R1::tY1donC:tmm'uion 1dop1ctJ II Parks ilr:I i\turDtlon Masc,, Plan
whicft ldl!nlUlfld the IOu1hHSl rtsidtfltlll ll'HClt ~he Qty u,:r11ently :11ln1 und1nervao : with I
,.,.., ... :-,lowparldolld-Df,oN/n:,
ThePlf'U 11rlt A.11-Crft,tln'I Commtulor. tui, ld111il•d the mfevelopme:u cf Ouncan P,rk H Its hirhest
~ilftl dei'Vlopmcn\ priority. We .-~I.ate It.I: upp0tlur.lt-, to bi: (<1t1s•~rK for U:O\ &rll"'t ,tn,1,;,,1, fn,
thf\ 111,v imp0t'tan1 p1o!•t1 ,
Sincerely,
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A&Htln°Gomli.'Chairpenon
P11rb and R,.~l'f!Attnn CGmmi1,\lot1
Cfly af Enpwo:,d
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Duncan Park Neighbors
Dtcomlltr 10, 2012
Ar"p.lhoe COunty Open soaco
1934-~ma$Uect
c ...... ,,u:o 80112
Dur ACOS Board Mamben;
WI 1r1: a ara11p at ovtr 100 l'lomeowners ■nd rwillhbors 1Ntn1 1tround OU raft P1111t In Fnallwood, CO wno h,1vl!
i:r•■lfy 1ppr11tl ■lad .,..,, n'tOftll\fyDlJ p-tvlousfy IWlrdtd fat 1h1 dtsign upcrad,s of Otlf c111,bhed
IUtlahborllood park.
As we've shared In the o,111, rhb. popular o,arll ti tM' onty netattborhood o,rk to tr.tti th• needs of this corner ol
E"IWWOOd -an MH that l'!P,Psents appro11 rmare~ ,o Clf!'Cfnt of IM town·, oopulat1~~ The "'alc@up of tNs
,..ipbornood t,,,s char,gtd drairna1Qltv fp the tan 6 years to na. h,w many vouna families wilh ch lhfren tftlt
f'l~Y 1r. 1he o,rk.
Rtccntrv we learned tNt you wou !d tonskkr thl~ pu,c ror a CIMIDOfflCf'll Oi;!nl. With thk money. Qi,f Cl~ 1010
us WI! would bt lblt to move forward With CM lmp,011•~"" to our p.1rtl Tlis little-l),1rk h;n beffl fl"'°'
need or rl?dtvc!opmtnt Mid lnu.110YM'lcftt1 . Al. m1.1ch ;,, w, have! enjoyed this park for yean., we look t0rw.1rd 10
the planMd lrnorovtmef"IH chot win provide ro, mort> outdoor ac1ivnltS. \Ind make 1hls park the jewel of our
ntl&hborhood.
The Cit"f cil.1n• to wr,o,t ~th our an,ui, as It ~ the n«r ~~'V ueps ti) ,cncw our o,ark ~ know l'I g,.a,,t lfom
vouwc1Uldalwus DII thon:sc1ucoswo nvod todo JO, WarcHt«:Uu)'f rt.'Qt,lclt th:tyouconsld:.Y DuMtl'\P~ln
V04I process. and help our nc;ghborhood ,ear1re the dn:arn$ '««:' ti ave for C1,11u:n Por11.
4890 S Penra~vania St
En&1......,d, CO 80113
AtDr.s1nttn1 Dunu,, Dark Nillahbots
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ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH
4,~paho~ Cour11v a,anr prnc,1m
6914 5 Lni.1 \1 . Uni! A
Ccnl(•r,ni.11. Colorado 1011]
All Souli Catttol t ~h0ol11 p1e:i\f'tl tov.1itf"thi~ Mt1:r ~•! \IIPl=<NI II:, the! Citvol Enftltwcod'1, ACOS cr,1,n1
.,,111 Ur◄''"'" fo : the ril~IODMl'ftl ot Ounr.n Pil~-
Al i licl11, C.thnl+c: School andthf (~" of i nt1lcwood On,1,nmon1 ol P,1rb;u1d R~n,;,tin,1 '"'"'' h.,d., 101111
"u.c11na utt:i tion,tt•p A.1, \flit \ehuola111J.1u•ty i,:h.a"ll,rd h;.uut,i; ttnm rnai.,11,ooit SchGol1 to tt'lc Cit-t of
'-"&!,wno1l AO 'So11l1, ""a~11nowcrt 10 1cmal11 in , .. " old ,chool bul-'din, wh,11 our ntwptM.chonl f.)r1:1t._
WU btinll built . Now tt..: lh old cc.hool bul!ding h.t~ t,,.Pn dt..,nn'.io,h(d, we nrt looklnlJ forwt•d to the
•~~vt'lo1rr'lt:nl 111 Ounc-ilft Patti
W:lh Uunt.,n Park ,n rln-:c rro• mltv 10 <1ur "cflool, tttc-:t-will bt' multip~• 0Dport\lm:11l$ fo, O\I r 1thoo11n
uhlilt• the par':. \\le #ti ha\11 tho 1bili1vt0uw th•part a, an ouufoo, t.13<.uoum,1ym .,nd on field d.1v11.
Wl wo1.1ld Al'iO hi! ,lbll' tn ~nn.-.ncro o,,. •rurh pror.1,m, <"n tho 1t1ndudlttd f.fld th.11 w,11 u~ included In
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Ovc•,~U. t\ n!dcvtlos,cd O1.1N:an Paik '.MOUid affnt rr.any naw and aduu1101U1 opporh,n,t•~i-to lhl:
ctiildren and \t4ff ot All S<luli. Wtt .lrft ln,up::iu,1 of lhl•d1:YC '.up,t1cntr11n11ndwcwi1h to suppo11 the
1l1!¥1.◄orma,,n1 r;otlor1 ot 0Lincan P1r\ with I Sl.000.00 donauon .
II ., mu hn~ th1u Y('I\.I will co111idet" Ou:, (,ty of Enoftw0od ,n lhelt 6til !\l ;ipr,hc:Jlio11 !nr lundiffa 1h11
d(N'C!IOpm1nt of o~nn" II.art
Si1r1et•rrly,
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A.ft Sottl> Catho1!:Chu1ch& School
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Fncll"· ... ·ni,d CO 90 ;, 13
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1111d n1~na1tmtn1 ol 1~1 l"'ltawood parb •ndP.11l,, lnlt,1t.11uc.tu1• -.11t-in me c11,. Iha Clryof rt111f'WMd
nll1.1c:11I.:) fund~'"' ttl~tons ''"" m;,,iucn.ircc, ,op;,lr 1nd roplDttmcnl ol s:11k lntrmtrwctu,o. Onga lru
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Name ot Project Duncan Pi!!1s peyelopmant Name ol City I IJistrid : Oly of Englewood
Soun:es Of Funds Date Cou..., Gnmt -uesc Cash Matcfl In-Kimi_,, T-P..,._ct Funds
AranM'lf'MI ::nunzv o~ ~ 612013 $250000 n/a n/a $250000
Cllv of Ennlewood 1/2013 n/a S104 300 S104.300 ..... ---Grouns 6/2013 S2""" $2800
0lher fundina soun:e S olher cashlirHind eon.._ (010¥ or !Dlal 1/2013 • nor rrcm County gran1 • $67,900 $67.900
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T-s. So.m:es of Fums $250.000 $175.000 s Other malch S4l5..000
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Si!eWOII< 10/13-9114 $32300 $107,100 $139.400
10113-9/14 $7 500 S7500
Slrudulas 10/13 -9/14 S190000 $190000
Sile fumlsh• .JS 10/13-9/14 S10600 S10.600
rrr.aalian 10/13-9114 S7,500 $7.500
Site Liah1ina 10/13-9/14 S1700 S1700
Requinld signage ackncMledgin,I 10/2014 minimum $400 required S400 req-budglll
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Subtotal -..,._ Costs $250.0IO S107 tlO S3571DO
Conllngency(-10'11, ofldel 10/2014 • not charged lO County -$67,900 $67,900
nmllllr:II T-Cost Illus u--$115.-Stolalin-ldnd $,US-
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Authorized Signaue: ~.., e~ I Date: f2:.-flJ•Lk
Pllnl Name: =Jenel=a.1-=B=iaf{~-----------Tolle: Q!!ector of Parks and Recraatian Cilyol Enqll,Mlpd
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