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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1953-12-31 PZC MINUTESPAGE 44 E. L. Potarf, 955 Osage St., office phone, Tabor 1359, with the Plaza Co. visited the meeting. He has purchased 13 lots in the 4800 block So. Penn. (Block 77, Holland Addition). T,he zoning requirements here require 60 ft. frontage. It was suggested that he bring in a sketch on the basis of 54 ft. frontage. Ken Brothers of KGMC visited the meeting. He plans to buy in the 4100 Block on So. Galapago and inquired if Huron St. is to be cut thru. He was informed that Huron St. would eventually be opened up. R. E. Peggs, builder visited the meeting. He submitted sketch showing area between Fox and Galapago in 4100 Block, north of Oxford. This covers lots 12 to 31 in. Block 10, Jackson Broadway Heights, County of Arapahoe, compiled by Lee. M. Robinson & Associates, Subdivision & Construction Surveys of Jan. 30, 1953. Mr. Pegg also submitted his sketch 0f a plan for this area, showing 8 lots sights with 5 homes facing Oxford, 2 lots facing So. Galapago, one facing So. Fox. Three lots on Oxford have a depth of 125 ft., one 110 ft. , Discussion as to zoning took place. He was advised to submit a plan after working out the street plan. Mr. Lee presented plot for approval covering .area between Galapago and Huron and W. Stanford Ave. and Van Pel Heights, Holley Heights, Resubdivision of W 3 /4 of Block 8 of Wollamweber's Broadway Gardens, being a part of the W ~ of the SWi of the NWi of sect. 10 T. 5 S., R 68 W of the 6th Principal Meridian, Englewood, Arapahoe Co., Colo. We did not have a quorum, so no action was taken, as several members had to leave. Adjourned at 12:30 p.m. Respectfully submitted, Maud Coffey, Secretary * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * SPECIAL MEETING OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION Members present: Fred Janssen, Lee Jones, Mgr. Flint, Mayor Weigand, Council B. B. Wright Others present from Council: Jamieson, Banta, Chasteen, Robohm At a special meeting of the Englewood Planning Commission at 1:30 p.m., Dec. 21, 1953 at the Englewood City Hall, the proposed expansion of the Englewood Park and Shop was discussed and the following motions . passed. It was regularly moved and seconded that in conjunction with the proposed building expansion, the present ratio of automobile parking lot area to store bui~ding floor area be not decreased. It was further regularly moved and seconded that the Planning Commission recommend to the Council that all requirements of the present Building, Zoning and Fire Code be completely met for any future construction within the City. Meeting adjourned at 3:30 p.m. Respectfully submitted, Fred Janssen Chairman, Planning Commission * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING Dec. 31, 1953 Members present: Fred Janssen, Lee Jones, Councilman B. B. Wright, Mayor Weigand, Mgr. Flint, Maud Coffey. Meeting convened at 9:30 A. M. Mr. Jones reported that the J & K Construction Co. for Ambrose-Williams Park 'N Shop center wishes perhaps a bay in the Parking Lot for storing dirt in excavating for new shopping center in the 3300 Block on So. Broadway. About 2000 yards is what they want to store. It was decided by the Planning Commission that it was a matter of administrative action and perhaps a horse-trading deal for dirt. Harry Groussman visited the meeting. The Rocky-Bilt restaurant is moving to his used car parking lot south of the Gothic Theatre. Mr. Groussman wishes permission to move his steel-built office building, now located on this lot to his used-car lot at the alley, between So. Broadway and Lincoln Streets on Hampden. He was instructed to take the matter up with Mr. Keegan, building inspector. Mr. Adamson, contractor visited the meeting. He presented an application to convert the property at 4488 So. Delaware into a two family unit. The owner has been living in basement and is now completing the upstairs, and wishes to use same as a two family unit. She wishes her daughter to live in basement and she will occupy the upstairs. It is zoned as R-1 now. It was suggested that the Planning Commission wait to see what Harmon and O'Donnell will come up with as to zoning. He was instructed that he can go ahead and complete the house. Mr. Flint will authorize the building inspector to specify the limitations. I I I I I I PAGE 45 Paul Ambrose and contractor visited the meeting. MF.1)Ambrose reported that Mr. Keegan, building inspector wanted him to clear the zoning, etc. for the new additional Park 'N Shop area. The Planning Commission informed him, that as long as they abided by the present zoning and fire regulations and building code, that was all that was necessary. Mr. Ausfahl presented letter by Ira E. McKinley to the Planning Commission, as follows: Subject: Zoning the tract of land located on the west side of So. Cherokee St. and north side of W. Hampden St., fronting on W. Hampden St. for 146 ft. running west from the northwest corner of So. Cherokee and W. Hampden. Request the subject tract of land, be zoned as a C-2 Commercial area for 146 ft. frontage on W. Hampden and 157 ft. deep on the west boundary and 162.1 ft. on the east boundary. 1. The reason for this request is that the city of Englewood took a right of way 43 ft. wide off the frontage of this tract, which was originally zoned commercial for 125 ft. deep, and the City Ordinance still states 125 ft. deep from the north line of West Hampden is commercial, this would leave a strip of .land 32 ft. which would be useless, as it could not be commercial unless zoned as such nor is it large enough or situated well enough to be used otherwise. 2. The property of Adaline Bullen located and adjoining this tract on the west is being used as a dog boarding place, for the full 157 ft. deep at this time, and has been so used. 3. The property owned by Norgrens located on the west will be used commercially for the full 157 ft. also. Respectfully submitte, (SIGNED) Ira. E. McKinley Mr. Ausfahl had already entered into a deal with Mr. McKinley and was imterested in the rezoning of this area. No action could be taken. Mr. Riddell, builder visited the meeting. He had submitted plans to the building inspector for the use of pre-fab truses, built by ·the University Lumber Co. Two residences on So. Grant St. are involved. It was suggested to grant the variance from building code, which would be a function of the Board of Appeals which is also the Board of Adjustment. It was also suggested that Mr. Ke e gan meet with them. The Rocky-Bilt restaurant wants permissio n to move their building to their new site between the Telephone Bldg. and the Gothie Theatre, and to build an additional kitchen. It was decided that it is a matter whether their building complies with the building code and if it complies with the Tri-County Health's regulations and will the proposed addition comply with sanitary regulations. Van Pelt's Proposed Subdivision was presented. Mr. Flint is to notify Mr. Van Pelt that he is, first, to acquire enough land to make a 30 ft. dedication; second, he would enter into an agreement with city not to sell lots 5 thru 8 of the Proposed Van Pelt's Subdivision; third, the one foot reservation automatically be relinquished with the party across the street from these lots, deeds and dedicates the remaining part of street to make a full 60 ft. street. A plot of Blocks 1 and 2, Wollenweber Addition, Proposed Extension So. Elati St. by Neil Barde, City Engineer, was presented. This area is between W. Tufts and W. Stanford, So. Delaware and So. Fox. It was agreed by the Planning Commission, that dedication of Elati St. thru Mr. Gantzler's property be secured with an agreement that the street will not be opened up u ntil June 1955. It was to be understood that this deed would be subject to Elati opened to north of W. Stanford. Mr. Jones presented plot of the Plaza Construction Co., 944 Osage St., Denver. This area lies between E. Layton Ave. and E. Chenango Ave., So. Pennsylvania andSo. Logan St. Motion made and carried that the Plaza Cons tru ction Co. be permitted to build on six single family units on lots 29 to 41, inc : in Block 77, Harlem Addition, these sites to be approximately equal frontageof not less than 54, ft. Minutes of Meeting of Oct. 29th read and approved as read. Minutes of Nov. 12th meeting read and approved as read. Minutes of Dec. 21st meeting read and approved as read. Mr. Weigand suggested that city buy McKinleys property, approximately two acres adjoining City Park. Mr. Flint reported that the price was $21,000.00 which appears exorbitant. Mr. Weigand also suggested that something should be done concerning the dike on the north side of Belleview from Clarkson to Broadway since coming into the city. It was suggested to tile the ditch and open up those streets. It was also suggested that Mr. Flint check into this matter and see just what can be done, to run down title, etc. Meeting adjourned at 12:25 p.m. Respectfully submitted, Maud Coffey, Secretary * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *