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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1983-07-25 (Special) Meeting AgendaCity Council Meeting -Special July 25, 1983 • • • City Council Meeting July 25, 1983 R solution ~39, 40, 41, 42, 43 Ordinance N36, 37, 38, 39, 40 • • - • 0 0 • I . • • • • 6 c P R 0 C L A M A T I 0 N WHEREAS, the name of Grady Franklin Maples is synonymous in the City of Englewood with civic achievement and leadership; and WHEREAS, h cam to he State of Colorado in 1952 and has been actively involved in helping his fellow man ever since. He is known to have a lifestyle of service to others. His great est intere st and concern is for the welfare of his community and what he can do for its enrich-ment; and WHEREAS, he has made great contributions sig- nificant to the Englewood Cham ber of Commerce in addition to serving as Director. He has received many awards of distinction in his lifetime, one of which was the Englewood Jaycees D4st~nqu~shed Serv1ce Award. In January 1978, he was presented the Silver Ch alice Award by the Greater Littleton Ar a Chamber o Commerce for his outstanding ach ievem nts as a cham embe r; and WHEREAS, of he C1ty of Englewood applaud his succ ssful as Co-chairm n of the Arapahoe County Cen nn1 1-Bi-C n enn1 1 Committee whi ch was directly 4ns rum ntal 1n r ising the funds for the Elsie Malley Senior Cl lZen Recrea 1on C nter. NOW, THE~EFORE, I, JAMES L. TAYLOR, MAYOR OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, do her by proclaim, Thursday, July 27, 1978 to b GRADY FRANKL! PL S DAY 1n h C1 y o Enql w J. GIVE U 0 R Y HA 0 A.JO OF ICIAL SEAL h15 26 h day of July, 1978. • • • • • c \ AGENDA FOR THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL JULY 25 , 1983 7:00 P.M. Ca ll to order, invocation , pledge of allegiance and r oll call. 1 . P ublic Hearing. (a) Ordinance on final reading rezoning a parcel of land within the City of Englewood, Arapahoe County, State of Colorado, from B-1, Business District, to B-DD, Business-Downtown Develop- ment, and amending the official City zoning map accordingly. (Copies enclos d.) (b) Ordinance on final r ading repealing and r - enacting S ction 22.4-12, entitled "B-DD Business District," of the City of Englewood Comprehensiv Zoning Ordinanc (Ordinan c No. 26, Seri of 1963, a am nd d). (Copies nclosed.) 2. Adjournm nt. ~/~~ AH/s b • • • - • , . • ROL L CALL ~~ ~p~e {_, Moved Secon ded j)Lu0 t.. A ye s Na y Absent Ab stain H[Qday "' Neal ~ Fltzoatrick ' Weist v Bi lo Bradshaw ... -Otis " I . • • - • • ROLL CAL L 1'\oved Secon ded A N yes ay Absent Abstai n tfi qda y Neal ' Fitzpatrick Weist ><. B i lo Bradshaw I Oti s )( 1 v) Db I • • • - Moved X • • • ) ROLL CALL I+ --k PtA-l.e./uv I 'i---~ {~ <;, ~ / tJ.j_ z-f ;z-1 ~ Seconded Higday Neal Fitzpatrick Weist )( Bi lo Bradshaw Otis Ayes N Ab ay sent Abstain X' ,Jr~~ iJ4k''"'',;( ~ ~--"---~ ~· I . • • • • ROLL CALL Moved Seconded Ayes Nay Absent Abstain v Higday Neal Fl tzoatrick Weist y Bi lo Bradshaw Otis ;<. I . . -~----------------~~~~~ • • • .. )~ ORDINANCE NO.~----­ SERIES OF 198 BY AUTHORITY COUNCIL BILL NO. 27 INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER NEAL AN OHD!NANCE REZONING A PARCEL OF LAND WITHIN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, ARAPAHOE COUNTY, STATE OF COLORADO, FROM B-1, BUSINESS DISTRICT, TO B-DD, BUSINESS-DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT, AND AMENDING THE OFFICIAL CITY ZONING MAP ACCORDINGLY. WHEREAS, pursuant to Section 22.3 of the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance, a Public Hearing was held before the City Planning and Zoning Commission on April 5, 1983 to rezone a parcel of land within the City from B-1, Business District, to B-DD, Business- Downtown Development; and WHEREAS, said Planning and Zoning Commission has considered the proposed amendment and map change and has submitted its favorable recommendation to the City Council therefor; and WHEREAS, pursuant to Section 22.3 of the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance, a Public Hearing was held before the City Council on July 25, 1983 to rezone and parcel according to the above designations; and WHEREAS, public necessity, convenience, health, safety, the general welfare and good zoning practice justify the proposed amendment to the said Official Zoning Map as hereinafter set forth. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows: Section 1. The following described property shall be rezon d from B-1, Business District, to B-OO, Busin ss-Oowntown D velopment: e n s r•• 1 0 • • • ,. • the centerline of U.S. Highway 285; thence east and southeasterly along said centerline to the centerline of South Lincoln Street; thence north along said centerline to its intersection with the north bank of Little Dry Creek; thence northwesterly along said north bank of Little Dry Creek to the centerline of South Broadway ; thence north along said centerline of South Broadway to the po i nt of beginning. Sect i on 2. The Official Zoning Map of the City of Englewood, Colorado, is amended accordingly. Introduced, read in full, and passed on fi r s t read i ng on t h e 6th day of June, 1983. Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on t h e 1 5th day of June, 1 98 3 . Read by title and pa s sed on f i na l reading on the ______ _ da y of -------------' 198 3 . Publ ished by t i tle a s Ordinance No. _______ , Ser i e s of 1 9 83 , on day o f , 1983. the Eugen e L . Otis , Mayor At test : e x officio City Clerk-T r easu r e r I , Ga ry R. Higbee , e x officio City Clerk-Treasurer of the City of Engle wood , Color do , he r eby ce r tif y t hat the above and foregoing is a true , accurat and complete copy of the Ordinance passed on final reading and publish d by title as Ordinance No. , Series of 1983. Gary R. Hlgbe • ( • • • ;b BY AtrrHORITY ORDINANCE NO, SERIES OF 198'-::3--- COUNCIL BILL NO, 29 INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER NEAL AN OODINANCE REPEALIOO AND REDW:TIOO SECTIOO 22,4-12, ENTITLED "B-DD BUSINESS DISTRICT 1 " rR 'niE CITY CF ENGLEWOOD ca-tPREHENSIVE ZOOIOO OODINANCE (ORDINANCE NO. 26, SERIES OF 1963, 1>S AMENDED). WHEREAS, a redevelopnent plan has been adopted by the Engle~ Urban Renewal Authority on May 19, 1982 and approved by the City Council of the City of Engle~, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL Of THE CITY Of ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows: Section 1. That Section 22.4-12 of the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance (Ordinance No. 26, Series 1963, as amended) is hereby repealed and reenacted to read as follows: 22.4-12 B-OD Business Downtown Development GENERAL STATEMENT Of I TEREST Th1s Zone D1atr1ct has been designed to gu1de the development 1n a des1gnated redevelopment area w1th1n the Engle wood Central Bus1neaa Diatr1ct, 1n an effort to create an attractive and compet1tive commerc1al center wh~ch w1ll serve as a focus for commun1ty act1v1ty and commun1ty pr1de. The object1ve of th1s D1str1ct is to connect the ex1st1ng reta1l center on Soulh Broadway with C1nderella C1ty; to create an auto-free pedeatr1an area for ahopp~ng, recreat1on, and commun1ty act1v1t1ea; to attract hus1neas and professional persona to both ltve and work 1n the area; to provtde a proper balance of publ1c and pr1 ate uaaa; and to encourage the conatruct1on of projects wh1ch are compat1ble w1th the aurround1ng rea1dent1al areas. Acco pliahmen of theaa objact1vaa through thia flex1ble zon1ng ordinance will re ult 1n a wall-planned downtown developm nt d1atr1c wh1ch w1ll meat modern c~ y n ada and prov1da for ore compa 1ble and effect1ve development pa l rna. Th11 courae of act1on 11 dea1rabl at th11 t1ma becauae people ar d1aco ar1ng th cul ural, aoc1al and 1ntellectuel opportun1 iee in the city center end baceuae of e ahif 1n lire etylaa due to h1gh energy coals wh1ch mak commut1ng l aa utlractiva. To haae enda, h Down own Oa alopm n D1a r1ct provld e e higher dena1 y, m1xed uae davelopmen wh1ch 1ncludeat r e1d n 111 un1 , conv n nc and pareonel aarvic com erc1el • I • • • • uses, spec1al uses such as theaters, restaurants, and cultural facilities, professional and general off&ces, certa1n pub!Lc fac&lit&ea, and a hotel and convent&on center. Because of the pedestr1an or&entstion of th&s D1str1ct, reta&l ers arc encouraged to accommodate the delivery of large items such as appl&ances and/or furniture to customers from a warehouse at a locat1on more appropriate for such use. The distr&ct is to be divided 1nto three areas: 1. The Commons, the public open space border1nq L&ttle Dry Creek and along the r&ght-of-way for West G&rard Avenue, together w&th the development wh1ch fronts on th&s open area. The uses permitted with&n the Commons are pedestrian-oriented and focus upon activities wh1ch encourage act&ve commun&ty &nvolvement. 2. The Center, the more intensely developed activ1ty center, wh&ch &a Sllparated from, but has access to the Commons. 3. The Periphery, the "buffer" between the act1v1ty center and residential ares to the north of West Floyd Avenue. It ia the C1ty Counc&l's 1ntent that the development 1n each of these areas be desiqned to complement the development 1n the other two areas, and that 1n the surround1ng neighborhood. To assure the qual1ty of development sought by the c1t1zens of Englewood, a Downtown Dea1gn Rev1ew Committee w1ll be appo1nted to rev1ew development plans wh1ch must be subm&tted for any new conslruct&on or major add&t&ona or alterat&ons to ex1st1ng bu1ld1nga 1n the Downtown Development D1atr1ct. The Downtown Des1gn Rev1ew Comm1ttee shall rev1ew such pl ns to assure conformance w1th adopted des1gn gu1del1nes and the Downtow n Redevelopment Plan, wh1le the ult1mate respons&b&l&ty f ~ enforc&ng the requ1rements set forth 1n th1e Zone D1str1ct l&ee w1th the C1ty through the Dep rtment of Commun1ty Dovelopm nt. I. APPLICATION OF SUPPLEMENTARY REGULATIO S. Unless otherw& e prov1ded 1n th&s Ord1n nee or an m nd nl hereto, the usee 1n th1a Zan D1atr1c ah ll be aubj ct o th raqu1re~enta and atandarda round 1n Sect1on 22.~, Supple entary Ragulat1ona. I I. USES. a. Perm&tt d Pr&nc&pal Ua a. o bu1ld1ng, etru tur , or land ahali be uaed and no bulld&ng or atructura ah 11 be dea&gned, erected, atructur lly lt rtd 1 enlargad, o • 1n- ta1n d xcept for th follow1ng ra a11 bua&n •• a, per onal aerv1c a, rea1dan 1 1 dwall&nq un1l , nd al hllt~hlll nl ccord1ng to lh cur enl ~•an&n o lh •• u a11 • 2 I • • • • (1) Antique store; (2) Apparel and accessory s t ore, not mor e th an 20 % of the stock t o be of second-hand orig i n; (3) Art gallery; (4) Barbe r shop; (S) Beauly s hop; (6) Bicycle shop; (7) Book store, shall not 1nclurle adult book s t ore and /o r adult entertainment establ i shment; (B) Camera and photographi c s uppl y store; (9 ) Candy, nut and confe c t i o n ery store; (10) Ch i ld c are center; (11 ) Co llec t i o n a nd d i a t r 1b u t i o n s t a ti o n for laundry and dry clean1ng; (12) Dance stud1o f o r priv a te 1na t r uct1on; (13) Department , dry goods and var1ety goode store; (14) Drug store; (15) Eat1ng and/or dr1nk1ng eat bl1ahment, need not be enclosed; (16) Educat1onsl 1n t1tut1on, e pec1a11y those or1 nted toward adult educat1on or second-career tra1n1nq; (17) f1nanc1 1 1n t1tut1on; (18) flor 1 ahop; (19) furn1ture ahowroom; (20) C1rt or no e1ty ator•1 (21) Cl •• waret cryatal or chtna ator11 (22) Crocary ator and/or rood Markett (2') Hardware atortJ (2 ) Hobby aupply atora1 • 3 • ( ( • • • (26) Hotel and convention center; (27) Interior decorator; (26) Jewelry store; (29) Library or reading room; (JO) ·q uor a ore (sale by packag ); (Jl) Luggage store; (32) Municipal usee under conditione deemed appropriate by City Council; (33) Music store; (34) News stand (or the sale of newspapers, mHgHzln~s , etc.); (J5) Off1cee, professional or business; (36) Off1ce supply showroom; (37) Opt1cal and scientiflc 1natrument shop; ()B) Park1ng lot or perk1 ng structure; (H) Pet store; (4 0) P1cture fram1ng; (41) Photographlc atud1o; (42) Photo t1t1ng and bluepr1nt1ng1 (4)) Phya1cal f1tnesa center; (4 ) Pr1nt1ng and copy1ng (Equ1p e nt up to 17-l/2H X 22-l/2"); <•s > Publ1c bu1ld1ng and publac facll1t1e1; ( 6) Re11d1nl11l, ~ull1-f1•1ly1 <•7) Real ur nla , • y b op n 11r, bu not 1nclud1ng dr1 1-1n1 (48) Sno tapear ahop1 <•9) Sho 1h1n 1t1nd1 (SO) Shoe • or11 (Sl) por lng ood • 4 • - ( ( (52) Stationery store; (5J) Tailor shop; (54) Tax1 Cab stand; (55) Theatre, movie or live; (56) Theatrical studio; (57) Tobacco ahoppe; (58) Toy store; (59) Transit center; (60) Travel agency. • • • (61) Any &lmilar lawful use wh1ch 1 1n the op1n1on of the Commission, would be consistent w1th the general purpose of this district and Wlth the Englewood Dow n - town Redevelopment Plan. b. Conditional Uses. Prov1ded the publ1c 1ntereat 1e fully protected and the follow1ng uses are approved by the Commission, the follow1ng uaea may be 1nd1v1dually perm1tted (Section 22.5-21 of the Comprehena1ve Zon1ng Ordinance): (1) Amusement eatabl1ahmenta 1nclud1ng. bul not l1m1led to: B1ll1ard Halla, Bowl1ng Alleys, Co1n-operaled G mea, Dance Halla, Electron1c or V1deo Gamsa, N1ght Club , Outdoor Commerc1al Recreat1onal racllltlea, Pool Halls, or Skat1ng R1nks. c. Proh1b1ted Uaea. (1) Adult enterta1nment and aerv1c aalabl1ahm nla; (2) Hanufactur1ng; (J) Outdoor atoraga of mater1ala, auppl1ea, and qu1p• nt on publlc prop rty; (4) Warahoua1nq or products or 1t••• not aold on the pruuaaa; (5) Sale at wholeaal • d. Expac ally Par•1tted Actt 1 111. (1) Outdoor aala or rtwork, cr ftwork, rto ara, ood nd U•tl r arttclaa 1uy be par•~tl d 1th1n The Co 0111 aubject to Lha 11au nca o apacl 1 a 1 a p r•tt. 5 • • ( • • .. 6 (a) The Manager of The Commons may issue a permit for the outdoor retail sale of articles such as ar t - work, craftwork, flowers, food and sim i lar articles within The Commons subject to the foll o w- ing conditions: (1) That it w1ll not obstruct the moveme n t o f pedestrians through areas intended for p ubl 1 c usage o r c r eate c ongestion on adjo1n1 ng public sidewalks; (2) That it w1ll not generate an undue amoun t of noiae, fumes, glare or other external effects, or otherw1ae constitute a nu1aa nce or annoyance; (3) That it w1ll not create a debris o r l1tter preble~, 1f 1 because of the nature of the activity, l1tter cannot be avoided, t h e person in c harge of the act1v i ty shall dl s - pose of the litter; (4) That it shall not obstruct emer g e ncy vehicles. (b ) Su c h special perm1t shall be val1d f or a pe r 1od o f not more than a1x (6) c alendar mo n t h s a nd ma y b e renewed at the discret1on of the Manager pruv 1de d the above set forth cr1ter1a are sst1sf1sd. (c ) The perm1t may be w1thdraw n on n ot1 ce 1 f , 1n the op1n1on of the Manage r , sub-se ct1 o n (a) a bove has bee n v1olated and no e ffort i a made to correct the v 1ol8t1o n 1n a t1m el y man n er. (2 ) Outdoor a c t1v1t1es or spe c 1al e v ents su ch as pro 1ded by mus1c1a ns or m1m e s o n a temporary b 8l s . (a ) Outdoor ac t 1 v 1tiea or pe c1a l events such 8S pro v1de d b y mue 1c1ans or mimes may be perm1tt d w1th1n The Commons 1f a temporary spacl 1 event psrm1t 11 1aaued th reror by th H n g r of The Commona. Such ta•porary apac1al avant parm1t ahall b subject to he follow1 n g con- dit1one1 (1) Th t 1t w1ll not obstruct the Mo a ant or pedaetr1ane through ra a 1ntandad for pub11 c ueaga or create congeet1on on ed j ot n 1n g publ1c 11d1 w lk11 (2) Thtt 1t w1ll nol genarat tn un due ounl or no11e 1 fu•ea, gl ra or oth r ext e rnal a recti , ur oth rw1aa onal1 u n u1 1 n or ennoyancaJ • • e. I I I. •• • • • (3) That it will not create a debris or litter problem; (4) That it will not obstruct emergency vehicles. (b) Such temporary special event permit shall be val1d for a period of not mroe than one (1) week and may be renewed at the discretion of the MAnager, pro- vided the above set forth criteria are satisfied. Accessor~ Use, Any retail or service use not prohibited 1n th1a1atrict which is provided for the accommodation of the tenants, clients, patrons, or customers of the Permitted Principal Use, and which ie located 1n the same building or structure. The Accessory Use must be subordinated end clearly incidental to and customary 1n conect1on with the Permitted Pr1ncipsl Use, An Accessory Use could be, but not limited to such uses as a radio or TV antenna, a ewlm- ming pool, a tennis court, heliport, etc. REQUIREMENTS fOR DEVELOPMENT. H1n1mu~ floor Area • (1) Rea1dent1al uae: 7 Eff1c1enc or eludlo •••••••••••••••••••• 500 square feet One bedroo ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 650 square feel Two bedroa ••••••••••••••.•••••••••••••• 750 square feet Eac addl 1o n a b droo ................. 110 square f et (2) All oth r per tl d pr1 n c1pal uaes •••••• None b. Hax111u (1) The Co on•· •••..•.••.......••.•••••••.• 50 feet Th th1rd floor •uat be aet back 12 feet and the fourth floor 2 feet on th north face of the bu1ld1nga tha are located on the aouth a1de of the C1r rd Co~mona area. (2) fha Pertphery ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 25 feet (l) The Center ...••...•..•..•.•..••.......•. 190 feet (l) The Co•• ne •••. , •••.•.••..•.....•....... Non• (2) Th Perlphery •••••••••••.••••••••••••••• lO fa l fro• dj • t or djo1n1ng ra 1dent1al d1atr1 t • I • - ( • • • (J) The Center: (a) For development adjoining the south s1de of West Floyd Avenue, the setback shall be equal to the height of the building with the setback measured from the property line. (b) All other Center Use areas ••••••••• one. d. Max1mum Build1ng Bulk. ( 1) The Commons ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• on". (2) The Periphery •••••••••••••..•••••••••••. one. (J) The Center: (a) Max1mum width ...................... 150 feel (b) Maximum length of bu1ld1ng ••••••••• Not more than three t1mes the width of the bu1ld1ng. (c) Geometric shapes other than rectangular may exceed this w1dth subject to the approval of the Downtown Dea1gn Rev1ew Comm1ttee. e. Off-Street Park1ng. Developers are encouraged to prov1da park1ng 1n mult1-level structures 1n order to cone rv land. lf 1t 1a not fca- elble to do ao, surface park1ng area should be screened from the v1ew of pedeatr1an waya by ~eana of decorat1v walla or fences, landscaped berms or mwture shrubbery. Park1ng shall be located no more than 400 feet from the uae 1t aervea. If the de eloper aubm1ta a market1ng or park&ng ludy prepared by a qual1f1ed profaaa1onal, and 1t 1a appro ad by the Downtown Dea1gn Rev1ew Co•m1ttee, th follow1ng ~1n1mum standards ••Y be wa1 ad. If the developer does not eubm1t a market1ng or park1ng study to th Downtown Oaa1gn Rev1ew Comm1ttee, the follow1ng parkln r qulre- ••nta shall ba appl1ad1 (1) Realdantlal un1tat (a) £ff1clency and one bedroo•·········One (1) apar par dwall1ng un1t (b) Two and three b dto •• ............. 0 • & on -h tr ep cee per dwell1ng un1t (c) Hor than thre dr •e ••••••••••• T o ( ) 1 •• par d all1ng unl • 8 • - ( ( ( • • • (2) Retail space ............................ On e (1) space per 300 square feet of reta1l or serv1ce area. (3) Off1ce space •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Three (3) park- ing spaces per 1,000 sq. ft. of net rentable are a . (4) Other uses, ••• , •• , ••••••••••••••• , •••• ,, To be appro- priate for the proposed use baaed on qual1fied professional study, or as determined by the Downtown Design Review Committee. f. Usable Open Space. g . (1) The Commona ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• None Required. (2) The Periphery ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 25~ of the s1te (3) The Center •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 30\11 of the s1 t e Landscaped roof decks improved for outdoor l1 v 1 n g, p r 1 v ate balconies, and plazas may count toward the m1 n1mu m usable open space requ1red for the a1te. Open apa c e ar e a s s hould relat e t o the ope n spa c e s y st e m as shown 1 n the Downtown Redevelopment Plan where appl 1c able. Th 1a p rov 1s1o n shall not apply to e bu1ld1ng ha v 1ng an en - trance w1th1n 150 feet of and access to The Commo ns or Ma l l Araa1 or to a p ork1 n q struct u re o f f 1v e (5) or more slor1ee . Lands c ap1 n g. Lan d ec up1ng as ma y be req u 1red by the Landsc p1nq Ord1nance . h . Utll 1 ti e a . IV. •• Ut1l1ty aer 1c to bu1ld1ngs 1n ne w developments mua be plac d underground . C1 y Counc1l Ftnd1nga nd Conclu 1ona. Tht nql ood C1t y Councll f1nd1 that ht Qtn ral appe1r nee or th downtown bu11ne1 1 dutru:t rrecla the dea1r bll1ty of 11 tug, work- tng or ahopp1ng not only 1n that are , but 1n the co•~un1ty 1 whole. Poor qualtly 1n the t tartar dea1gn or at uc- turaa and 1n dequete • ntenenc or at uctura ud 1 nd- c p1ng 1•p 1re the uae or the a 11t1ng nd pol n 111 occupancy or other propert 111, o lhe d l r 111 nl u lh htllth, t ly, co•fort nd general wel e or th ett1zene of nc;~l wood. The Coun 11 rurlh r tnde lh l h lu t 1u11 or th qu llty 0 de tlop nt 11 n c II ry to plllh th • 9 • ( ( b. ( e. ( • • • purpose of this District and to strengthen the visual un1ty of the downtown redevelopment plan. To insure that new development will enhance the site on which it is that it is necessary to appoint a Downtown Design Review Committee to: (1) Review the design of new buildings; and (2) Review plana for existing buildings undergoing major rehabilitation; (3) Review site plana in order to ensure complaince wi th the Downtown Development District regulations; (4) Safeguard against development that would not be in harmony with the Downtown Redevelopment Plan. (1) A dea1gn profeaa1onal; (2) A repreeentat1ve of the Englewood Downtown Development Authority; 1 0 (3) A representative of the Engle wo od Urban Renewal Author- lty; {4) A repreeentat1ve of the C1ty of Englewood; {5) The f1fth member to be appo1nted by the City Counc1l ahould preferably have development background. The repreaentat1vea of the EDDA , EURA, and C1ty of Engle wo od ahall preferably b the ataff emb r 1n the org n1zal1on w1th ek1lle in dea1gn and Planninq. Alternate membara of aimilar qual1f1cationa ahall be ppointed by lha C1ty Council to aervo 1n the abe nee or th regular rapraaentat1va. Tht compotit on or the comm1ttaa ahould ba ra 1awed perlod- 1cally by the C1ty Counc1l tnd changes 1n the com 1tl e mad aa tha Council daema appropr1ate to 1mplemant th objacttvaa of thia D1atr1ct. o e 11auanca o a u1 1ng perm or any r111 on- t1al1 •ixtd uae, co••atcltl, off1ce of publlc uta, 1nclurl1ng new atructurea or •ejor axtertor ellerat1on or nlarq m nl or ax1a 1ng atrucluraa nd eLgna, the Downtown Daa1 n Re 1ew to••tttae eh ll appro a the prel1•1nary dr 1ngt 1nclud1ng I • • ( ( ( ( • • • building elevations, landscaping, and site plan for such development. As a basis for the rev1ew, the Committee shall use these zone district regulations, the approved de s ign gu1delines, and the Downtown Redevelopment Plan. The approval of the Downtown Design Review Team does not negate the necessity for the developer to comply w1th othe r applicable construction and fire codes. d. Conditions of A ravel of a Desi n Review A ha ommittee s a 1 approve the aubm1tted plans i it finds that the locst1on, size, architectural features and general appearance of the proposed ~evelopment will impa1r the orderly and harmonious development of the area, lhe prese n t or future development therein, the occupancy thereof, or the community as a whole. In making such findings, the committee shall consider the following itema 1 (1) Height, bulk, and area of buildlnga. (2) Setbacks from property linea. (3) Exterior materials and colors. (4) Type and pitch of roofs. ( s) Size and apac1ng of windows, d oors , a n d o ther op e n 1ngs . 11 (6) Towers, chimneys, roof structur e s, flagpoles, rad1o a n d telev i sion antennae. ( 7 ) ( 8 ) ( 9 ) (10) ( 11) ( l2) (ll) (l) Number of off-street park1 nq s pa c es, park1 ng area des1gn and traffic c1rculat1o n . La n da c ap 1n g plan. Locat i on, he ig ht a nd stan d ards or ex tsr1or lllum1n- at1 on . Locat 1o n an d screen1ng of aechan1cal qutpment located outs1de or or on the roof or any enclosed structure. Locat1on nd method or raruaa ator ga nd ny oth r outatda atoraga. Phyaical ralat1onah1p or propoaad atruc ur a to ex1 t- &ng atructuraa 1n the downto n de alopaant d1atr1ct. Appe ar nc a n d daa1gn ral1t1onahtp or propos d alruct- urea t o ax 1al1ng alructuraa nd poaa&hlw rutura alrucl- urea 1n the do wnto wn de alopa nt dta r1ct, and to publ1c thorough rea. Propoaad a&gn&ng, 1 1ng corpor t1ng the dae 1gn or • t anlton to tn - lnto the o rtll I • • • - design of the development in order to achieve a homo-genous effect. e. Procedure for Applying for Design Review. The procedure for applying for approval of Design Rev1ew is as follows: (a) A copy of the Downtown Redevelopment Plan. (b) A copy of the Downtown Development Zone District Regulations. (c) A list of applicable codes. (d) A copy of the design guidelines. (e) Information about any applicable fees, 11 c ~ns es, and/or permits. (f ) A summary of the development proce s s. (g ) A form for the request for a pre-app l 1cat1on conference. (2 ) Pre-applicat1on conference. (a ) The developer aha1 1 s ubm it the re q ue st for a pre- app11cat1o n co n fere nc e to the Depar t me nt of Com mu n 1 t y Dev e l o pme nt w1 th th e f ol lo w1ng lnforma-tlo n a (1 ) Th e locat1on of the propoa d d~velopment. (2 ) The propoaed uae. {)) The area or th 11ta. (4) The floor rea or the propoeed butldlng(a). (5) The hught of the propoaed bualdtng(a), (6) The approx 1111ate loc lton on lhe ella, The et a rr or the C1 y dep rtman a wh1ch wtll be ra- qutred t o ravta w the 11te plana nd conatruct1on dr 1nga ror conroraanca wtth appllc a ble C1ty codea, ahall conrar with the appl1cant and ,r thar pp ra lo b any conr11ct bat aan the ppltcant' propoa d pl n ror d a va lopa a n nd the raqu1r ••nta or th11 01atr1ct • 12 • • • - or the Downtown Redevelopment Plan, the sta f f shal l make such suggestions as necessary to bring th e plans into conformance, The appl1cant shall then be inv1ted to eubm1 t a devel- opment plan for Design Review, (3) Application for Design Review. The applicant shall submit the following Design Review data to the Planning Division of the Department of Community Development. ( 1 ) ( 2) A completed application form; Two (2) copies of ~reliminary (not construction) draw1nga wh1ch aha I 1nclude the following infor- mation ae applicable: (e) Plot Plan. Scale: Not leaa then 1" = 40'. Content: (1) North arrow; (2) Tttle Block; (a ) Name of development (b ) Name a n d addreea of app llc a nt (c ) Scale (d) Dat e (a ) Nata o f pe rson or f1 rm prt~partng plane ()) Boundary ltnee of eubj ct property, fully dt•ene1oned; (4) Boundartee or lMMad1ately adjacent proper ue1 (S) AdJolnlng etrwwl , centerl1ne nd n ••• Wldth ahould 1nclude any requ1red etreet w1den1ng; (6) Outltne or propoeed butld1nqa or eddt· t4one nd that d1et nee frum lhw proptrty ltnt end fro• one nulher; • 13 • • (b) (c) • • • (7) Proposed walls and fences including height, surface treatment and materials; (8) Proposed exterior lighting structures, location and height; (9) Proposed signa-location, height, mater- ial, and copy1 (10) Approximate location of nearest wall of structure(&) on adjacent propert1es; (11) Parking layout showing dr1veways, cir- culation patterns and circulation of required parking spaces; (12) Location and width of all vehicular, pedestrian and hund1capp~d acc~ss to und from the property; (lJ) Recreational fac1lit1es including use, location, dimena1ona and he1ght; (14) Width and location of all exist1ng or proposed private or publ1c easements; (15) Net area of bu1ld1ng s1te. Bull ding f"loor Plana. ~: Not lea a than 1/8" : 1'0" Bu1lding Elevations, ~I Not lea a than 1/8" : 1'0" Content: (1) F"ront, rear, and a1de elevat1ona of each bu1ld1ng1 (2) Arch1tectural faaturaa and treat• nt of exterior aurracaa tnclud1ng Matar1ala and colora to be ut1l1zad1 (J) D1~ena1ona of all bu1ld1nga and atruc- tureel (4) T1tla block, •••e aa for xh1b1t o. 11 (5) txtar1or •echan1cal aqu1p nt , 1n clud1ng that on tha roor of bu1ld1nga, and pro- poaala for acraan1ng1 (6) Solar equ p an 1 • 111 • • • • • (7) Shadow diagram; (d) Landscaping Plan. Scale: Not less than 1" : 30' Content: (1) Treatment of all unpaved areas not occupted by structures; (2) Size, height, and location of land- scape materials; (J) Scient1fic and common names of mater- isla; (4) Street trees; (5) Title block, same as for Exhibit No. 1, (All landscaped areas shall be p r o vid ed wtt h permanent 1rr1gation facil1t1ea.) (e ) Perk1ng Pla n . A park1ng study or documenta t1 o n f r o m t he marketing or ftnsncing agent that t h e number of proposed park1 n g spaces Wll l accommodate the needs o f the developme n t. f . Procedure follOW1ng Commlttee Revtew. (1) If t h e appl1 c at1o n for Destg n Re v 1ew 1s pproved , one copy of the approved pla na Wl l l b e re t urned to the appl1 c an t a cc ompa n &ed by a le t t er 1nd1cot1ng lh Co mmttt ee a ct &on . The o t her copy of lh~ plana shall be a ub m1 tte d to lh Dep artment of Commun1ty Develop- me n t wtt h a cop y of the letter to the appl1cant ad- 1alng the Department that the appl1cet1on ta 1n con- formance w1th the Do wntown Redev lop nt Plan and thta Ord&nance, nd that the procetalnQ of the ButldtnQ Parm1t appl1cat1on c n proceed through the ppropr1ale C1ty Department•. (2) If the Daa1gn Ravla w 1nformat1on and prel1m1n y draw- lnga are round not to be 1n co pl1ance wtth the Do wnto wn Redevelopment Plan or th1e Ordtn nee, lh appl1c nt shall b not& tad 1n wrlL&no of the rest wh&ch need lo be ravtaed. ()) The develop r ahall aubm1l there 1aed &nfurm l\un I the Plann&ng 01 111on t le tt •• an (7) d yt p 1or to th t d t y or the • et1ng tt which 1t thall be re one1d- • 1 5 I • ( ( 4) • • • ered by the Committee. The Department shall f~le the application and preliminary drawings with the Committee, together with a written reporl including any comments of the various departments relst~ve to the revisions. Action on th6 Application. The Committee shall act on the application withln fourteen (14) days from the date of the meeting at wh~ch the plan is considered unless the applicant agrees to an extenaio~ of time. The decis1on of the Committee shall be final unless appealed in writing, stating the reasons for said appeal to the City Planning and Zoning Commissto n wtthtn ftfteen (15) calendar days of the date of the action taken by the Committee. (5) Appeal. If the decision of the Committee 1a appealed to the Ctty Planntng and Zoning Commission, the Committee shall submit a wrttten report to the Comm1sa1on ex- platntng the reasons for the dtaapproval. In constdertng the appeal, the Commtaston shall not watve mintmum or maxtmum requirements as set forth herstn for the height, bulk, and area of buildtngs or setback from property ltnea. The Commtaa l on shall cona~der the appeal w1th 1n fourteen (14) days or at 1ta next regularly s che- duled meat~ng. The dectston of the Ctty Pla nntnq and Zontng Commteaton shall be ftnal. (6 ) Bu t ldtng Per mtl Appl&catton. Up on the approval o r the propo s ed De a t gn R Vl w a p p lt c at t on, the ap plic a nt wou l d p repare conetruct1on d ra wtn g a an d a p ply for a Bu1l d1ng PerMtt 1n confor- manca w1th the normal procedure . (7) ror•al act1on on Cond1t1onal Uaa appl1cal1ona 11 under tha Jur1adtctlon or tha Ctty Planntng and Zontng Co• 1- aa1on , and Vartanca appltcattona shall ba aubMttlad to and ectad upon by the Board of AdJuatMant and Appeal • • 1 6 I . • • •' • 17 Introduced, read in full, and passed on first reading on the 6th day of June, 1983. 1983. Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 8th day of June, Read by title and passed on final reading on the , 1983. day of the Published by title as Ordinance No. _______ , Series of 1983, on day of , 1983. Attest: Eugene L. Ot1s, Mayor ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer I, Gary R. Higbee, ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer of the City of Englewood, Colorado, hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of the Ordinance passed on final reading and published by title as Ordinanc e No. , Series of 1983. G ry R. Higb e • • • • - 0 0 I .