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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1958-06-05 PZC MINUTESI I Page 285 That all existing trailer courts be required to comply with the provisions of the regulatory ordinance within eighteen months following the effective date of the ordinance or cease operations. That a nominal fee be established for the registration of trailer courts and an additional monthly inspection fee, based on the number of trailer spaces, be established to be paid by the trailer court operator to the City, with certification, and that provisions be made for a bond from the trailer court operator guaranteeing payment Respectfully submitted, ENGLEWOOD PLANNING COMMISSION By: Lee R. Jones Chairman MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR RECOMMENDATION OF THE ENGLEWOOD PLANNING COMMISSION Date: May 22, 1958 Subject: Limitations on Service Stations Recommendation: That the Supplementary Regulations of the Zoning Ordinance be amended to provide that: "Service stations shall not be placed within 500 feet of an entrance to a school building or a playground nor within 500 feet of an existing service station property line except that where a median strip is in- stalled the 500 feet requirement shall not apply to service stations located on opposite sides of the street in which the median strip exists". Respectfully submitted, ENGLEWOOD PLANNING COMMISSION By:. Lee R. Joni=s Chairman * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ENGLEWOOD PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING JUNE 5, 1958 The meeting was called to order by Chairman Jones at 8:10 P. M. Members Present: Braun, Jones, Kelley, Lacy, Rudd Members Absent: Hill, Romans Dr. James R. Leake Dr. C. W. Huff Dr. C. C. Roosa 5570 South Broadway J. C. Frazier, Realtor, Representing Vernon I. and Muriel A. Kurtz 3410 South Clarkson Street Rezoning East Orie- Half of 3400 Block South Clarkson Street and Five Lots Imrre diately North Thereof. And Hearing No.13-58-B Heariny No.19-58-A April 0, 1958 May 8, 1958 May 14, 1958 The subject area having been properly posted and public notice given, a hearing was held relative to rezoning as follows: Lots 20-25, Inclusive, Block 44, Evanston's Broadway Addition and Lots 1-20, Inclusive, Block 45, Evanston's Broadway Addition, all from R-1-D Zone District to R-3-A Zone District. Lots 21-24, Inclusive, Block 45, Evanston's Broadway Addition, from C-2 Zone District to R-3-A Zone District. The hearing was opened by the Planning Director showing photographic slides of the area as well as a land use survey and discussed the main points of difference between the present R-3 Zone District and the more restrictive R-3-A Zone District which is proposed. Chairman Jones next asked that any proponents of the proposal to speak. Dr. C. C. Roosa -3465 South Downing J. C. Frazier, Realtor, representing Mr. and Mrs. Kurtz of 3410 South Clarkson Street. There were no persons present to object to the proposed zoning change; however, Mr. E. R. Pusard of 3460 South Clarkson did ask about what would be done to furnish off-street parking for all the additional automobiles which, no doubt, would exist after construction of apartment houses or clinics. Page 286 Mr. Braun explained the off-street parking requirements of the Ordinance to Mr. Pusard's satisfaction. Braun moved: Rudd seconded: That the hearing be closed. Ayes: Braun, Jones, Kelley, Lacy, Rudd Nays: None Absent: Hill, Romans Later in the meeting and after some further discussion, Lacy moved: Braun seconded: That the Planning Commission recommend to City Council that the area described above be rezoned as proposed, contingent upon the final passage of the proposed ordinance creating an R-3-A District. Ayes: Braun, Jones, Kelley, Lacy, Rudd Nays: None Absent: Hill, Romans C. L. Schillinger 4295 South Delaware Dwight John 523 So. Windermere Littleton, Colorado Rezonin§ The E.ide of 4800 Block South Acoma (extended) Hearing No. 20-58 Mr. Schillinger and Mr. John appeared to present an application for rezoning of the subject area from R-1-B to C-2 Zone District and a 70 foot wide P Zone in the south one-half of the subject area. Mr. John also asked that a ~ortion (approximately one-fourth of the block) of the block between South Acoma (extended) and South Bannock (extended) be rezoned from R-1-B to R-1-D. After considerable discussion, Planning Commission suggested and Mr. John agreed that any change to R-1-D should not be requested at this time and deferred indefinitely. The Planning Director stated that Mr. Schillinger had consulted him before making his rezoning application and had agreed that the 70 foot wide P Zone would be ideally suited for maximum efficiency in the a h rangement of off-street parking. Braun moved: Lacy seconded : That the Planning Commission proceed to legally advertise, post the subject area and hold a public hearing, relative to the proposed zoning change, on July 10, 1958. Ayes: Braun, Jones, Kelley, Lacy, Rudd Nays: None Absent: Hill, Romans Bo~ner & Shockley 52 5 South Pennsylvania Rezoning Both Sides 3500 Block South Washington and the South 100 feet of the Swedish Sanatorium Property . Hearing No. 21-58 (Also see Plannin g Commission Minutes February 13, 195 8) Mr. Shockley appeared to present an application for rezoning of the subject area from C-2 and R-2-A to ~-3 -A . The formal application presented requested only both sides of the 3500 Block South Washington to be considered, but Mr. Shockley requested verbally that the Swedish Sanatorium property, now zoned C-2, be also included. He also stated that he had contacted all of the property owners involved and that all but two of them were in favor of the rezoning which would allow Mr. Shockley to construct a 100 bed nursing home. He presented an informal petition to substantiate his statements. Rudd moved: Kelley seconded: That the Planning Commission proceed to legally advertise, post the subject area and hold a public hearing, relative to the proposed zoning change, on July 10, 1958. Ayes: Braun, Jones, Kelley, Lacy, Rudd Nays: None Absent: Hill, Romans Donald Hall 2725 South Pennsylvania Alley Vacation That portion of an alley which exists in the 2700 block between South Logan and South Pennsylvania. Hearing No. 17-58-A May 8, 1958 The Planning Director presented a report on the requested a lley vacation as follows: 1. Colorado Central Power, Dick Green, Phone 8 :50 A.M., May 27 . Six poles along center- line of block (east line of alley portions) five owned by Mountain States Tel. and Tel. and one by Power Company. All six used by both utilities. No problem to them to vacate subject to existing utilities. 2. Joseph Esch, City Attorney, Phone May 26, 1958. Should find out what document by type used to dedicate or deed the alleys to City in order to see if land can revert ': to original deeders or will have to split half and half. I I I I I I Page 287 3. Arapahoe Abstract Co., phone May 27, 1958. First search shows only that areas have been set up as alley. Would take a thorough search (will be an expense) to determine by what document, off what property, by whom and when. 4. Mr. Oliver, Arapahoe County Assessor's office, May 27, 1958. Says records show Both portions as part of alley but does not indicate how dedicated. 5. Visual inspection Friday May 23, 1958. Houses and out buildings sitting in dedication all along the block. Appears never to have been used as alley and seems never could be. No practical problem of vacation unless it might increase taxes of owners to which reverts and they object. Mr. Hall presented a letter from the Shamrock Oil Company which states that the Company is in favor of the alley vacation as requested. Planning Commission discussion which followed revealed no reason for not vacating the two alley portions as requested. Kelley moved: Braun seconded: That the Planning Commission recommend to City Council that the two portions of alley in the 2700 block between South Logan and South Pennsylvania Streets be released, relinquished or vacated by whatever means deemed necessary by the City Attorney. Ayes: Braun, Jones, Kelley, Lacy, Rudd Nays: None Absent: Hill, Romans Subdivision 0. K. Inslet 355 West Be leview Both Sides 5000 Block South Delaware (extended) Hearing No. 22-58 Mr. William W. Noll, Jr., representing Mr. Insley who was ill, appeared and presented a preliminary plan for subdivision of the subject area. The Planning Commission studied the proposal and noted that that it proposed only a fifty-two foot street width rather than the sixty foot required street width. Mr. Rudd and Mr. Braun worked over the drawing to show angling of the entire street in such a way that it would by-pass existing structures and provide the specified sixty foot width. It was indicated that since only one lot in the southwest corner of the subdivison would be shorted in area, this shortage could be waived. The possibility of requiring submission of a paving petition to satisfy the required paving requirements was discussed and it was agreed that it would be reasonable in light of Mr. Insley's plans for development and in light of the time element involved. Braun moved: Rudd seconded: That the preliminary plan as modified be accepted and ref erred to the Planning Off ice for detailed perusal and that the subdivider be notified that the preliminary plan, as submitted, will be acceptable when the following conditions are met: 1. That the sixty foot dedication as proposed by the Planning Commission, be dedicated in place of the originally proposed 52 foot dedication. 2. That a paving petition for the 5000 block on South Delaware Street ~extended) be submitted immediately upon acceptance of the subdivision plat by the City Council. 3. That the subdivider indicate in writing his awareness of the developers responsibility for utilities. Ayes: Braun, Jones, Kelley, Lacy, Rudd Nays: None Absent: Hill, Romans City Council City Master Plan Aid Hearin~ No. 16-58-B April 4, 1958 May 22, 1958 The Planning Director reported that only two of six planning consultants contacted by letter to negotiate for work on the City's Master Plan had replied to date. Both consultants, S. R. DeBoer and Development Planning Associates, had met with the Planning Director and will be prepared to present preliminary proposals at the June 19th meeting. It was suggested that each consultant be given a specific time of arrival so that the two will not be present at the same time. Mr. Braun was excused from the meeting at the beginning of the above report and discussion. City Council City Trailer Court Regulations Hearin~ No. 8-58-D March o, 1958 April 17, 1958 April 24, 1958 May 22, 1958 The Planning Director reported that a proposed regulatory ordinance covering trailer courts is now being studied by various City Departments concerned with it's enforcement. When this has been completed, a tentative ordinance will be prepared and submitted by the Planning Director to the Planning Commission for detailed consideration. It is expected that this may be accomplished prior to the June 19th meeting. Page 288 There being no further business to come before the Planning Commission, the meeting was adjourned at 10:20 P. M. John D. Curtice Recording Secretary MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR RECOMMENDATION OF THE ENGLEWOOD PLANNING COMMISSION. Date: Subject: June 5, 1958 Rezoning -East One-half of 3400 Block South Clarkson Street and Five Lots Immediately North Thereof. Recommendation: That the following described land be rezoned as shown, contingent upon the final passage of the proposed ordinance creating an R-3-A District; Lots 20-25, Inclusive, Block 44, Evanston's Broadway Addition and Lots 1-20, Inclusive, Block 45, Evanston's Broadway Addition, all from R-1-D Zone District to R-3-A Zone District. Lots 21-24, Inclusive, Block 45, Evanston's Broadway Addition, from C-2 Zone District to R-3-A Zone District. Respectfully submitted, ENGLEWOOD PLANNING COMMISSION By: Lee R. Jones Chairman MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR RECOMMENDATION OF THE ENGLEWOOD PLANNING COMMISSION Date: June 5, 1958 Subject: Alley Vacation -That portion of an Alley which exists:in the 2700 Bl ock between South Lo gan and South Pennsylvania Streets. Recommendation: That the two portions of alley in the 2700 block between South Lo gan and South Pennsylvania Streets be released, relinquished or vacated by whatever means deemed necessary by the City Attorney. Respectfully submitted, ENGLEWOOD PLANNING COMMISSION By: Lee R. Jones Chairman * ~ * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ENGLEWOOD PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING JUNE 19, 195 8 The meeting was called to order by Vice-Chairman Kelley at 8 :15 P. M. Members Present: Hill, Kelley, Lacy, Rudd Members Absent: Braun, Jones, Romans City Council city Master Plan Aid Hearin~ No. 16-5 8 -C April . 4, 1958 May 22, 195 8 June 5, 1958 Four planning consultant firms, which had contacted the Planning Office as a result of action taken May 22, 1958, appeared to present proposals on the City's Master Plan. Each of the consultants had had prior contact with the Planning Office in order to determine the scope of the work before submitting these initial proposals. Each consultant was allowed approxi- mately one-half hour for his presentation. The consultants and their proposals were as follows: 1. S. R. DeBoer. $25,000.00 to do the whole job in eight months plus a recommended $250.00 retaining fee for each month for two years following the completion of the plan. 2. ment Plannin Associates, Inc.·: to o t e entire pro g ram in three years. 3. O'Donnell & Hennin er Associates, Inc.: to o t e entire pro gram in two years. 4. Trafton Bean & Associates: $25,470.00 to do all but one portion of the program in two years. This firm did not bid on the comprehensive housing survey because they felt the City could arrange to have it accomplished elsewhere with g reater economy. I I I