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PZC Packet 100504October 5,2004 1 9 / i , 1 Town of Avon Planning & Zoning Commission Meeting October 5,2004 Meetings Held At: Avon Town Council Chambers Meetings are open to the public Avon Municipal Building / 400 Benchmark Road 5:00 pm Commission Work Session (Discussion of Items on Agenda) - REGULAR MEETING AGENDA - (Please note that all times provided are estimates only) 1. Call to Order at 5:30 pm 11. Roll Call 111. Additions and Amendments to the Agenda IV. Conflicts of Interest V. Consent Agenda: Approval of the September 2lst, 2004 Planning & Zoning Commission Meeting Minutes [Tab 1] VI. Sketch Design - Single Family Residence (5:35pm - 5:50pm) Propeity Location: Lot 5, Block 3, Wildridge Subdivision/5039 Wildridge Road East Applicant'. Leslie Roubos Owner: Leslie Roubos [Tab 2] Description: Michael Puckas is proposing a single-family residence on the downhill side of Wildridge Road East. The unit would total approximately 4,000 square feet of livable space and would require tiered retaining walls to gain access. The Commission approved a sketch design for a duplex on the same property earlier this summer. VII. Sign Design - 1St Bank (5:50pm - 6:00pm) Property Location: Lot 3, Sun Road Subdivision/0011 West Beaver Creek Boulevard App#cant: Jim Liley Owner: First Bank of Avon [Tab 3] Description.- Jim Liley of Gordon Sign is proposing to replace two freestanding signs on the 1St Bank property at the intersection of West Beaver Creek Boulevard and Avon Road. The two proposed signs would be freestanding (3'6" tall), internally lit, and be composed of a textured aluminum base with acrylic sign faces. The Commission must review every new sign that does not belong to an already approved Master Sign Program. V'11. Other Business (6:00pm - 6:20pm) A. Art in Public Places 1. Resolution 04-25 Description: Establish location for public art within future Mountain Star Drive roundabout. B. Minor Project Staff Approvals 1. Property Location: Lot 2, Block 2, Benchmark at Beaver Creek Subdivision/ 811 West Beaver Creek Boulevard ("Westlake Village") Applicant: Shawn Primmer, Westlake Village HOA Description: Complete remodel to exterior of all four buildings with earth tone stucco siding. In addition, replacement of all windows. Posted on October 1,2004 at the following public places within the Town of Avon: â€¢ Avon Municipal Building, main lobby â€¢ Avon Recreation Center, main lobby â€¢ Alpine Bank, main lobby â€¢ City Market, main entrance bulletin board â€¢ On the Internet at http://www.avon.orq / Please call (970) 748.4030 for directions 2. Property Location: Lot 41A, Block 3, Wildridge Subdivision/4530 Flatpoint Applicant: Christopher Cook Owners: Christopher Cook & Sheryl Miller Description: Removal of all exterior wood siding and replaced with stucco body and stone veneer base. Additional stone deck supports on north unit to match south unit. 3. Property Location: Lot 38A, Block 2, Wildridge Subdivision/4057 Wildridge Road ApplicanUOwner: Gayle Maroney Description: Unfinished basement turned into livable space. Addition of windows and door to south elevation. 4. Property Location: Lot 50, Block 1, Benchmark at Beaver Creek Subdivision/180 Nottingham Road Applicant: Brian Sipes, River Rock Townhomes HOA Description: Replace wood shake roof material with 40-year Presidential asphalt shingles. 5. Property Location: Unit 26, Aspens Mobile Home Park/901 West Beaver Creek Boulevard Applicants/Owners: Javier and Maria Gallegos Description: Construction of roof over an existing deck. 6. Property Location: Lot 16, Block 3, Wildridge Subdivision/4181 Little Point Road ApplicanVOwners: Pam and Peter Warren Description: Exterior painting and installation of crushed stone drip edge around residence. 7. Property Location*. Lot 22, Block 1, Benchmark at Beaver Creek Subdivision /77 Metcalf Road Applicant/Owners: BBG Holding Corp. Description: Cooperative drainage work with the Town and parking lot enhancements. IX. Adjourn (6:20pm) Posted on October 1,2004 at the following public places within the Town of Avon: â€¢ Avon Municipal Building, main lobby â€¢ Avon Recreation Center, main lobby â€¢ Alpine Bank, main lobby â€¢ City Market, main entrance bulletin board â€¢ On the Internet at http:Uwww.avon.orq / Please call (970) 748.4030 for directions Minutes of Planning and Zoning Commission September 21, 2004 Council Chambers Town of Avon Municipal Building 400 Benchmark Road 1. Call to Order The meeting was called to order at 5:35 pm. 11. Roll Call All Commissioners were present. 111. Additions and Amendments to the Agenda There were no amendments to the Agenda. IV. Conflicts of Interest Commissioner Evans voiced conflict with Item Vlll, Special Review Use - Preschool, Property Location: Lot 22, Block 1, Benchmark at Beaver Creek Subdivision/77 Metcalf Rd and Item IX, Minor Project - Windows & Fence, Property Location: Lot 22, Block 1, Benchmark at Beaver Creek Subdivision/77 Metcalf Rd. V. Consent Agenda Commissioner Karow motioned for the approval of the Meeting Minutes from the September 7th, 2004, Planning and Zoning Commission Meeting; Commissioner Smith seconded the motion and the motion passed unanimously with Commissioner Evans abstaining due to absence. VI. Variance - Encroachments into Easements and Setbacks - PUBLIC HEARING Property Location: Lot 70A, Block 1, Benchmark at Beaver Creek Subdivision/580 Nottingham Road Applicant Jerald L. Wuhrman Owner Jux and DW Family Trust Descriptiont jerald Wuhrman is proposing two alpine style side-by-side town homes with a central corridor entry on Nottingham Road. The proposed design would require encroachments into the 7.5' Utility and Drainage Easement on the western lot line and 7.5' Building Setbacks on the western and eastern lot lines. Ken Kovalchik presented the Staff Report to the Commission. Commissioner Karow questioned the lot lines and easement with Staff. Jerald Wuhrman, applicant, approached the podium and discussed the granting in 1984 of a Variance on this property. He never intended to encroach on easements but did state he did have an overhang on the setback. Mr. Wuhrman F:\Planning & Zoning Commission\Minutes\2004\092104.DOC Page 1 of 7 continued with discussing Bristol Pines and their easement thru the lot. He mentioned that property owners on either side of this lot were in agreement with Mr. Wuhrman's project. Commissioner Savage questioned his alternative design in 1984 and Mr. Wuhrman responded that he was not the owner at that time. PUBLIC HEARING OPENED Ron Triblelhorn, adjacent owner of the property, stated that he had no objection to Mr. Wuhrman's application but commented that the drainage was an issue. He did not believe this was a hardship and recommended approval. Steve Smith, Unit B Owner, voiced that he did not have a problem with the application. He did have a problem with the drainage easement and its associated problems. He suggested a redesign of the drainage easement. PUBLIC HEARING CLOSED Commissioner Trueblood stated concern with the overhang and didn't see how approval, as presented, could be granted. Commissioner Evans commented that there are 7.5 side yard setbacks on all lots. Commissioner Didier mentioned that hardship was created when the lot was subdivided and Mr. Wuhrman bought the lot with this issue in place. Commissioner Karow reviewed the criteria, mentioned that every property has setbacks and easement. Commissioner Smith agreed with Commissioner Karow and did r,ot see it as a special privilege. Commissioner Savage mentioned that Staff createÂ· d the Resolution presented for this application and he noted that hardship was :at the time of purchase of the property. He continued that adhering to the code was necessary and that there were designs. Commissioner Evans referred to the 1984 application and that he would not have moved for approval. He continued that the 50 foot drainage easement does not constitute a hardship and that the application does not meet the criteria presented in the Staff Report Items A and C. Commissioner Smith motioned to deny the Variance - Encroachments into Easements and Setbacks, Propedy Location: Lot 70A, Block 1, Benchmark at Beaver Creek Subdivision/580 Nottingham Road, as outlined in Resolution No. 04-24. Commissioner Savage seconded the motion and the motion passed 5 to 2, with Commissioner Trueblood and Commissioner Struve opposing. VII. Sketch Design - Duplex Properly Location: Lot 70A, Block 1, Benchmark at Beaver Creek Subdivision/580 Nottingham Road Applicant Jerald L. Wuhrman Owner Jux and DW Family Trust Description: Jerald Wuhrman is proposing two alpine style side-by-side town homes with a central corridor entry. Each unit is proposed to contain 3 bedrooms and 3% baths. Each unit will have a single car garage and surface parking. Proposed materials include rough sawn natural cedar trim and textured white stucco exterior and cedar shake shingles for the roof. The proposed maximum F:\Planning & Zoning Commission\Minutes\2004\092104.DOC Page 2 of 7 height is 35' and each unit will be approximately 3,000 sq. ft. A Variance is required for the proposed site design. Since the Variance on this property, see above, was denied, Ken Kovalchik mentioned that Mr. Wuhrman could present the Sketch Plan to obtain Commission guidance for Final Design submittal of this project. Mr. Kovalchik continued by presenting the Staff Report. Mr. Wuhrman mentioned that his plans would address all issues and asked that the town review its drainage issue and design. He continued with comments of how he changed the design from southwestern to mountain chalet per Commission preference. Commissioner Savage complimented the design of the project and would like to see the technical issues fixed. Commissioner Struve voiced approval of the structure and the lack of another driveway, Commissioner Smith concurred. Commissioner Karow recommended Mr. Wuhrman to make use of staff comments and that the design was well done. Commissioner Didier commented that the interiors were different and approved of it; he suggested making an integrated plan with the Town for the drainage. Commissioner Karow mentioned that the drainage was a flow issue and the Applicant should design accordingly to the debris flow. Commissioner Trueblood was concerned with the landscaping plan and that the applicant should make sure it is integrated in the Final Design submittal. Vi:l. Special Review Use - Preschool - PUBLIC "IEARING Property Location: Lot 22, Block 1, Benchmark at Beaver Creek Subdivision/77 Metcalf Rd Applicant: Martha Peck Owner: Evans Chaffee Construction Description: Mountain Montessori is proposing a preschool at 77 Metcalf Road that would consist of approximately 20 students. The school would operate Monday - Friday from 8:00am to 4:30pm. In order to facilitate the school use, there would be a fenced playground area outside the building for the students. Ken Kovalchik presented the Staff Report. Commissioner Karow asked about the hours of operation and if there were concerns about expanding the times of operation. The response by staff was based on conversation with the applicant. Commissioner Struve questioned why one year allowed and the response was to review compatibility in the zone district. Commissioner Didier questioned Evans Chaffee's use of the building and the use of trucks on the site. Michelle Evans approached the podium to mention that the church was still on the premises. Martha Peck, applicant, approached the podium and gave her qualifications to direct a Montessori School. She proceeded to describe the school's location, its benefits, intention of ease for the neighborhood, and that 25 children would be enrolled with 20 children on site at a time. Michelle Evans F:\Planning & Zoning Commission\Minutes\2004\092104.DOC Page 3 of 7 proceeded to the podium as landlord for the school. Ms. Evans met with Ms. Peck and walked the site. They believed it was a viable location and its access to Wildridge residents was beneficial for the community. PUBLIC HEARING OPENED Vera Miller, Wildridge resident, approached the podium. She commented that she approved all of the benefits of pre-schools and young children. Chris Evans, Wildridge resident, Avon business owner and parent, approached the podium. He commented that there is no zone district in the Town of Avon for preschools. He continued that the Town of Avon's Comprehensive Plan supported this application. PUBLIC HEARING CLOSED Commissioner Savage questioned the number of 20 children and Ms. Peck responded that there is a formula of 30 square feet per child required by the State of Colorado. He continued with the design of the parking lot and that there should be a one way in and a one way out consideration. Commissioner Struve stated agreement with the concept. Commissioner Smith noted the application was a great use of the land and an improvement to the area. Commissioner Didier was fine with the concept but concerned with the pre-existing traffic issues. Comrlissioner Trueblood voiced concern regarding trati,c. Commissioner Karow state,] that the application met the three criteria as presented in the Staff Report and acknowledged that the hours of operation should be left open, and a five year approval period might be more beneficial for the community than a lesser duration. Michelle Evans commented that the program was a three-year program, and in capacity of landlord and mother, the traffic issue would be addressed and resolved immediately. Commissioner Trueblood motioned for approval of Item Vlll, Special Review Use - Preschool, Property Location: Lot 22, Block 1, Benchmark at Beaver Creek Subdivision/77 Metcalf Rd, Applicant: Martha Peck, Owner: Evans Chaffee Construction, Resolution No. 04-23, with condition number one being eliminated and with a five year use at time of approval. Commissioner Smith seconded the motion and all commissioners were in favor. IX. Minor Project - Windows & Fence Property Location: Lot 22, Block 1, Benchmark at Beaver Creek Subdivision/77 Metcalf Rd ApplicanVOwner: Evans Chaffee Construction Description: Evans Chaffee Construction Company is proposing building modifications and a fence. The proposed fence crosses over the 7.5' Utility and F:\Planning & Zoning Commission\Minutes\2004\092104.DOC Page 4 of 7 Drainage Easement on the southern lot line and will terminate at the building on Lot 23. Ken Kovalchik presented the Staff Report and requested to modify the Staff Report to reflect that the fence in question will only be on Lot 22 due to the disapproval of the adjacent property owner (Lot 23). He continued by amending condition number one to reflect Staff Approval of a fence could be installed on Lot 22 and extend to the property line on the south side of the property adjacent to Lot 23 and that the section of fence along Metcalf Road, instead of saying located on the inside of the large pine tree, could be moved by the pine tree closer to the trunk and delete Staff Recommendation Number Three and Staff would consider a split rail with chicken wire instead of a four foot solid fence. Commissioner Savage asked about the type of fence change, originally the fence would be a 6-foot solid fence and that the State would approve a 4-foot fence with chicken wire. Ms. Michelle Evans appreciated the changes by Staff. Commissioner Trueblood suggested that a vacation of the easement should occur and chicken wire made sense in this environment. Commissioner Didier voiced concern with the chicken wire and felt it wasn't safe for small children. Ms. Peci~ stated that it is not an attraction for children but ti,at tall fences seem to resemble: a climbing option thus posing greater danger. Commissioner Smith had con cerns with the solid fence. Commissioner Struve and Commissioner Savage had no problems with the Application. Commissioner Karow brought to light that complying with the State was okay. Commissioner Smith motioned to approve Item IX, Minor Project - Windows & Fence, Property Location: Lot 22, Block 1, Benchmark at Beaver Creek Subdivision/77 Metcalf Rd, ApplicanVOwner: Evans Chaffee Construction, with omission of Staff recommendation number one, solid fence will be replaced with a split rail fence. Commissioner Trueblood seconded the motion and it passed unanimously. X. Minor Project - Fence Property Location: Lots 40&41, Block 1, Wildridge/ 2133A & 2121 B Long Spur Applicants/Owners: Eddress Ahmad Jr. (Lot 40A) & Helen D. Rudy (Lot 41 B) Description: The applicants have built a fence, connecting both properties, constructed with rounded lodge pole wood. This application is in response to a field visit with Town staff and Ed. Ed was informed that design approval is required from the Commission for any fence located in the Town. There are a number of split rail fences in the vicinity. F:flanning & Zoning Commission\Minutes\2004\092104.DOC Page 5 of 7 Matt Pielsticker presented the Staff Report to the Commission. Peter Rudy, applicant, approached the podium and apologized. for the fence that he erected. He began with the foot traffic and dog residue that he experienced as the public walked through to access the Open Space. He believed that the fence complimented the property and proceeded to show fences in his area. He agreed that fences between yards delineate boundaries but his fence acts more as a berm to deter dog traffic. The issue remains that Planning and Zoning Commission cannot approve a fence to be placed on land not owned by the Applicant. Commissioner Savage mentioned that no one else on the street had a fence of lodge poles. Commissioner Karow mentioned that fencing is discouraged in Wildridge. Commissioner Evans could support the fence if it was moved from the Right of Way onto the property and lodge pole was a good variation of materials. Commissioner Didier motioned for approval of Item X. Minor Project - Fence, Property Location: Lots 40&41, Block 1, Wildridge/ 2133A & 2121B Long Spur Applicants/Owners: Eddress Ahmad Jr. (Lot 40A) & Helen D. Rudy (Lot 41 B), with the condition that the fence be moved back to the property and out of the Right of Way. Commissioner Savage seconded the motion. The motion carried 6 to 1 with Commissioner Karow opposing. XI. Minor Project- Landscaping Progerty Location: Lot 45, Block 1, Wildridge/2400 Saddle Ridge Loop ApplicanUOwner: Vera Miller Description: A minor project was approved in July 2003 for landscaping improvements and a new deck and stairs. All improvements have been completed and 10 aspens trees have been planted along the rear property line in Spring 2004. The trees were not indicated or approved on the original plan. This item was tabled (at the request of applicant) at the last Commission meeting. Matt Pielsticker presented the Staff Report. Vera Miller, applicant, approached the podium. She discussed that the trees were planted over a year ago. She continued that the tree guy dumped 15 aspens and 2 pine trees in her ditch. She called him and he never came to claim them, so she planted and irrigated them. She understood that the trees were planted in a utility easement and would take the responsibility to move them if need arose. Commissioner Savage asked Ms. Miller if she knew approval was necessary for the trees. Ms. Miller responded that she had provided a landscaping plan last year but stated that this situation happened. Commissioner Evans stated that supplemental tree planting did not require approval. F:\Planning & Zoning Commission\Minutes\2004\092104.DOC Page 6 of 7 Commissioner Karow motioned to approve Item XI, Minor Project - Landscaping Property Location: Lot 45, Block 1, Wildridge/2400 Saddle Ridge Loop, application as submitted, with the trees in their current location, with Commissioner Evans seconding the motion. The motion passed 5 to 2 with Commissioner Struve and Commissioner Savage opposing. XII. Other Business Tambi Katieb updated the commission regarding the Comprehensive Plan and the Town Council approval of the extension of the completion and adoption date. Mr. Katieb brought to the attention of the commission the electric signs to be placed by the skier parking lots to direct traffic and provide information. One of the signs is in the Town of Avon Right of Way. XIII. Adjourn Commissioner Trueblood made the motion to adjourn. Commissioner Savage seconded and the motion was unanimously approved. The meeting adjourned at 7:55 pm. Respectfully submitted, Ruth Weiss Recording Se,;retary APPROVED: Chris Evans Chairman Terry Smith Secretary F:\Planning & Zoning Commission\Minutes\2004\092104.DOC Page 7 of 7 HI-ARIâ€žith,K:11.L~1 Staff Report M01 Sketch Design COLORAD October 5,2004 Planning & Zoning Commission meeting Report date September 29,2004 Project type Single Family Residence Legal description Lot 5, Block 3, Wildridge Subdivision Zoning 2 Units - Residential Duplex Address 5039 Wildridge Road East Introduction The applicant, Leslie Roubos, is proposing a three level alpine style single-family residence on a 1.6-acre lot within the Wildridge Subdivision. The proposed residence measures 5,492 square feet under roof (finished 3,916 sq. ft. and unfinished 1,576 sq. ft.) with a maximum building height of 33'10". The proposed materials include a stucco finish with a combination of stone veneer and wood siding, and asphalt shingles. The topography on the site slopes downward from Wildridge Road with significant slopes, some in excess of 40%. It's also important to note that a prior application for sketch plan review and final plan review for a duplex dwelling unit, in the same location on the lot, utilizing similar style and material was heard by the Commission and tabled at your August 17th, 2004 meeting because the plans submitted did not meet the criteria for duplex connection. Staff Comments This design of the residence appears to be in conformance with the residential design guidelines with respect to material, architectural style, and building height. The proposed building materials include a stucco finish, a combination of stone veneer and wood siding, cedar facia trim, and asphalt shingles. The alpine style architectural design features include cantilevered walkouts on all three levels with wood railings and posts on the deck. The roof ridgelines and wall planes on each elevation of this project appear to be broken up by the use of different materials and interrupted architectural features. The maximum building height of the structure measures 33' 10" feet which is less than the maximum allowable of 35 feet. Building colors will be reviewed at the time of final design review. The floor plan contains three bedrooms, two of which are located on the upper level, a three-car garage and dining area on the middle level, and storage and entertainment on the lower level. There are several windows depicted on the north and east elevation plans that do not match the floor plans. Staff recommends that the applicant reconcile the floor plans to match elevations. It appears that the total area of disturbance has been minimized due to the orientation of the residence and the proposed location of the development envelope. This is due in Town of Avon Community Development (970) 748-4030 Fax (970) 949-5749 Lot 5. Block 3, Wildridge Subdivision Sketch Design th October 5 , 2004 Planning & Zoning Commission meeting Page 2 0 f 3 large part to the significant topographic constraints on the site. Approximately 75% of the lot contains slopes in excess of 40%, with the most significant slopes along the eastern property line. The finished grade (middle level) of the proposed residence is approximately 20 feet below the elevation of the Wildridge Road right-of-way and setback approximately 50 feet from the front property line. The proposed driveway slopes from 8% at the entrance down to 4% at the entryway to the garages. The location of the access point is consistent with a previously disturbed access point that gradually drops down to the site. The site plan provides for 7 parking spaces including the three-car garage. The sketch plan as presented generally conforms to the Town's residential design guidelines. However, staff has identified several technical issues that should be addressed prior to submittal of the final design plan. Staff's concerns include the design of retaining walls, the drainage pattern along the driveway, and areas of additional parking. The sketch plan depicts a two-tiered retaining wall located adjacent to the site access driveway. According to the east elevation, the design of the retaining wall, specifically the upper retaining wall, is inconsistent with the Town's design guidelines. The bottom of the upper tier must be on the same horizontal plane as the top of the lower tier. The applicant should be prepared to discuss whether lowering the second tier will require the placement of an additional retaining wall to further stabilize the slope. It's also important to note that the height of the retaining wall in some locations exceed 4 feet and therefore will require structural engineered drawings at the time of final design, stamped and certified by a Colorado Registered Professional Engineer. The driveway grade depicted varies in grade from 8% the first 100 feet and drops to 2% at entry grade. It appears that the driveway is crowned in the center and may force the drainage on either side of the drive. Staff's concern is the drainage that follows the tow of the retaining wall may undermine the structural integrity of the wall if significant drainage or pooling of water occurs. Staff would suggest the applicant address drainage scenarios at the final design stage to ensure adequate storm water runoff flows that may occur due to the slope of the driveway. Staff would also ask the applicant to discuss the need or rationale for the 2 additional parking spaces along the southside of the driveway. Especially in light of the lots prominent viewshed location from the valley and the need for an additional 6' high retaining wall to stabilize the slope beneath the parking area. Design Review Considerations The Commission and Staff shall evaluate the design of the sketch plan utilizing the specific Design Standards, and by using the following general criteria: A. The conformance with setbacks, massing, access, land use and other provisions of the Zoning Code. B. General conformance with Residential Development Sections A through D of the Town of Avon Residential, Commercial, and Industrial Design Review Guidelines. Staff will prepare a memo to the Commission highlighting anticipated areas of discussion for the submittal materials. The Commission will take no formal action on the sketch Town of Avon Community Development (970) 748-4030 Fax (970) 949-5749 Lot 5, Block 3, Wildridge Subdivision Sketch Design th October 5 , 2004 Planning & Zoning Commission meeting Page 3 of 3 plan application. Rather, direction on the design will be given to the applicant from Staff and the Commission to incorporate in the final design application. Staff will provide full plan sets for you to provide written comments and guidance to the applicant at your October 5,2004 meeting. If you have any questions regarding this project or any planning matter, please call me at 748-4009, or stop by the Community Development Department. Respe-jully s0~Pitted, 4Â«JU--- ~ Eric Heidemann Senior Planner Att: Exhibit A - September 23 rd, 2004 proposed sketch plan. Town of Avon Community Development (970) 748-4030 Fax (970) 949-5749 - C - - h Wde.k,31 66 Sketch Plan Fee: L g 06.00 COLORADO Applicant: 61&$6112 Fougps 5 -:-DRÂ»04-f7 Mailing Address: 9 MOX 2 I M City: AVOW State: CO Zip: S Phone#: 9 70 - %45-215'5 Fax #: Cell#: 770.831 - 49/4 OwnerofProperty: (Ratt le @001503 Mailing Address: City: State: Zip: Phone #: Fax #: Cell #: Lot: 6 Block: 1 Subdivision: W 160/31 1259 E Project Street Address: 51)3 ~ Nv/Of;)PIN'64 E- POAP 18,6.97 Project Name: h)01&25 p#4 /12 *44 CE O Addition S Single Fair ily O Duplex U Multi-Family O Commercial 0 Industrial 0 Other: Please Describe Your Project (arch. style, sq. ft., height, materials, colors, unique features): A â‚¬:>ING}bâ‚¬- Â¥Â»14(21 PR:510 fâ‚¬.4* w,1 gULÂ£0 1,1191NA. *Ulk VA,41%,4 4,10/441 , 5614rt WOOD t,DI,[A ; ASFRA,r S 11Â·,MAL#s, 11. AGUM Irllk a,â€¢19 w,râ€¢Oâ€¢â€¢Â£1 P'24 Mb,14 Bers At, 7 (11, 91,0 h#s 42* 4/1,. THÂ¢- M i)(tjAupl HRI. 6fr AÂ£,A/& RAST*,02/ pipt 161#*9 6141,21Â· IS 31'-/O' I (we) represent that all information provided to the Town ofAvon in connection with this application as true and correct, that I (we) understand the Town ofAvon regulations applicable to this project, and understand that incomplete submittals will delay application review. Owner designates Applicant as indicated to act as owner's representative in all appit~on submittals related to this project. Applicant: Owner: 32 irÂ«_ (Print Namb}f fouc l. Cokbos (Print Name): Date: 9 < 7 -3 )0 4 Date: Community Development, P.O. Box 975 Avon, CO 81620 (970)748-4030 Fax (970)949-5749 (rev.8/10/2004) Page 1 of2 RECEIVED SEP 2 3 2004 rAmmitnitv nevelooment i IllÂ·ART til the ' 9-11 ) Staff Report 17-1,97 SIGN DESIGN AVON COLORADO October 5th, 2004 Planning & Zoning Commission meeting Report date September 28,2004 Sign type Freestanding Tenant Signs Legal description Lot 3, Sun Road Subdivision Zoning Town Center Address 0011 West Beaver Creek Boulevard Introduction The applicant, Jim Liley of Gordon Sign, is proposing to replace two signs on the 1St Bank property. Each sign would be identical in design and size. The two proposed signs would be freestanding (3'6" tall), internally lit, and be composed of a textured aluminum base with acrylic sign faces. The Commission must review all signs that do not belong to a Master Sign Program. Design Review C,~nsiderations According to the Top, n of Avon Sign Code, Section 15.28.070, the Plai ning & Zoning Commission shall consider the following items in reviewing proposed designs: 1. The suitability of the improvement, including materials with which the sign is to be constructed and the site upon it is to be located. The Sign Code encourages "quality sign materials" and is at the discretion of the Commission. Both signs would stand on a textured aluminum base painted to match the stucco on the building. Internally illuminated acrylic sign faces would display the 1St Bank logo and direct customers to the ATM machine. The signs are doubled sided with a sign display area of approximately 4 square feet. Sign 1 would be sited in the same location as an existing sign but would be turned 90 degrees in order to facilitate vehicle traffic movement. The sign would be visible at the West Beaver Creek Boulevard entrance. Sign 2 would be moved closer to Sun Road in order to gain exposure. The current sign is difficult to see due to the mature trees near the round a bout. A site plan is attached showing the existing and proposed locations for Sign 2. 2. The nature of adjacent and neighboring improvements. There are similar signs in the immediate vicinity. 3. The quality of the materials to be utilized in any proposed improvement. The materials would be of high quality and consistent in appearance with the building and surrounding sign materials. Town of Avon Community Development (970) 748-4030 Fax (970) 949-5749 4 Lot 3, Sun Road Subdivision, 1St Bank of Avon Sign Design October 5,2004 Planning & Zoning Commission meeting Page 2 of 2 4. The visual impact of any proposed improvement, as viewed from any adjacent or neighboring property. The proposed signs should not have any significant impact to adjacent properties. 5. The objective that no improvement will be so similar or dissimilar to other signs in the vicinity that values, monetary or aesthetic, will be impaired. It is Staff s opinion that there will be no impairment. 6. Whether the type, height, size, and/or quality of signs generally complies with the sign code, and are appropriate for the project. The proposed signs generally comply with the sign code in terms of height, size, and quality. Landscaping is required for all freestanding signs and Sign 2 should incorporate landscaping in it' s new proposed location since it would be standing alone in a grass island where proposed. Both signs appear to be appropriate for the project. 7. Whether the sign is primarily oriented to vehicular or pedestrian traffic, and whether the sign is appropriate for the determined orientation The primary orientation of the proposed signs is to vehicular traffic, which is appropriate given the location at the intersection of Avon Road and West Beaver Creek Boulevard. Both signs would also be visible to foot traffic. Staff Recommendation Staff recommends approvai of the 1St Bank sign design application for Lot 3, Sun Road Subdivision ( 1St Bank) with the following conditions: 1. The applicant shall submit a landscape plan to be reviewed and approved by staff prior to sign installation. Landscaping must be designed to enhance the signage and surrounding building landscaping. 2. Except as otherwise modified by this permit approval, all material representations made by the applicant or applicant representative in this application and in public hearing shall be adhered to and considered binding conditions of approval. If you have any questions regarding this project or any planning matter, please call me at 748.4413, or stop by the Community Development Department. Respectfully submitted, Matt Pielsticker Town of Avon Community Development (970) 748-4030 Fax (970) 949-5749 51&11 44 l 1 '-0" 3'-1" 1 6 *VtÂ·44*494Â¥4<:jil..Â·j}i Fabricate and install one (1) double - ..1- 1 Â¥ It 1..,i .. i.q faced internally illuminated display , 1/1 with white acrylic faces and 3M green vinyl background. Texture finish aluminum cabinet and base and paint to match building. 241 S...1 4.6 .1. i SIGN 1 er-1, '7.2 e#/A,-Il...6--- SCALE: 3/4"=1'-0" Remove and junk the existina sign, -223222?31= t 1. U . Â·Â· i;AR' 5 i ~~Â·f.4 . I ~ ..1 . ..15 20allit '!1.!811!~ 'b . - r- Â·Â·.Mt'teÂ·-er - . 1! - '1Â· ~*.3 ~F!57?le> 14~ L.-~ #. I . - .4: .1 rE,T. 8 0 Â·144Â·,WU; 7 1:1Â£Â£69- 1 ' .. , -+ . ....â€ž-A ... ......., - '4=!/. r**991'72 4 0" , ~Â¢8;R<Â¥0:E"R+**r: *- ~*-. Â·Â«4444'A'-'.~.4/:>'Â·Â· ' Â·f:ki .. 4 .14:1-0 4.9 4 Â· - 4 9 n. i ..1 1 I ... ':.53Â·9 ' Â·t: tÂ·~ RECEIVED . ,~ ''gl jIJL 2 8 2004 SCALE: 1/4"=1'-0"+- Community Development $:TBANK OF AVON 0011 W. Beaver Creek Blvd Avon, CO (220.0.4-2(2-4 SM>Nt 441, r. *.-Il=,42 I 1 4-9 :74 1/1/0.37 4/PU 'Ill'llit.id"*/ - Remove and lunk the existina sign. (PLANVIEP-9-rohAGH -,SIGA i 'DES,6 N 3'-1" f fTE '4 3 ::~42*445#Di>14* fRiP'*CÂ·~- 20''f 43 'Â· > Fabricate and install one (1) illuminated - triangular display. Copy on 2 sides. White acrylic faces and 3M green 0, 4, 4. >, * w,, A â€¢ â€¢â€¢,- vinyl background, Texture finish aluminum #; i. ~p...j,k>Â·,Â·*tj#ke .~4622.*40.36*R*k 'hc, 4,Nu* cabinet and base and paint to match building. 4 * 44. 1(71/:ap 4 - ./ SIGN 2 . -' '-'Â»'*.-4,7,4.-2419â‚¬Â£4\ SCALE: 3/4"=1'-0" ..!.Mill......Ill L.-21 6400.0/ .r.-14~ 1 1 Vitt.,24> ..12-mm==-11â€¢1â€¢3- gli-- ly=/iâ€¢:tr ~~~~ -lir.i~ I- /El/'W Flll //4 11......r~.... -44,621:2~ - gy.TO,#4*.9,â€ž, I - RECEIVED WBANC OF AVON JUL 2 8 2004 0011 W Beaver Creek Blvd Avon, CO Community Development GORDON SIGN 4 1 5 1 s M 44 (1 .. ROAD (501 SU \ - -t):m~ \ \ 1&.)-p- 1. \ 27. 96' S69'37'47"E 4 - PERMANENT C (2 EASEMENT 43#l -r 74\ 1 / \\ 1 / LIS / \4 1 Â£#FA th 1 1100'07'16~E -Â£~ a / 'a.4. 9;~ e AA 4 < N46'12'40*\V --~r A 6.91' 1 \ i .1 A A Mrcb A '9 A 4 29.04 ELEC Cl 1 ./21 LOT 3 a 1-10.50 - 17"P q A â‚¬)<liTAJâ‚¬ Lmm ASPI(ALT PARKING AREA 5/6 3 t.oca--rl d AJ / -1 4 Â©* <0 I 11 2 .2. BRICK Â£1 C 0 f S .3 a a 1 I 11 lla 1 BEAR , 1/4 k ~ STA 1UE 1 A / rk /36 PUAR L-~-/7/*7 44(3 , UllUTY #Â«~ imB. EA.â„¢73/ f''~ 7 04 4.4,6./V 4 4 -- 1 2Â«/2' b AVON ROAD (R.O. W. VARILM FEXEWIjieVALLEY-1 Memo COLORADO To: Planning and Zoning Commission From: Eric Heidemann, Community Developmer*O'f l'Lj Dge September 30,2004 Re: Public Art Summary: On December 10, 2002, Town Council ratified (Resolution 02-58) existing public art locations and further established that the Planning & Zoning Commission would approve future public art locations, placements, installations, appearance of the pedestals, bases and pads so as to conform with the Town's streetscape, design guidelines, landscaping, and lighting. At the September 27*, 2004 Town Council meeting, the Council proposed that the future Mountain Star Drive roundabout be selected as an appropriate location for public art. Based on the direction from Council, staff is forwarding on Resolution 04- 25 that would establish Mountain Star Drive roundabout as a future location for public art. In addition, staff is requesting retroactive approval of the art placed in Roundabout 2. The request for retroactive approval is an effort to reconcile all the existing and proposed public art locations. Attached to Resolution 04-25 is Exhibit "A" that identifies the location of existing and proposed public art locations. Staff Recommendations: Staff recommends the Planning & Zoning pass a motion for retroactive approval of the public art improvements located within Roundabout 2 and the proposed location of public art within the future Mountain Star Drive Roundabout. Attachments: A. Resolution 04-25 B. Exhibit "A": Location of existing and proposed public art. C. Council Resolution 02-58 Memo to Planning and Zoning Commission - September 30,2004 Public Art Page 1 of 1 TOWN OF AVON PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION RESOLUTION NO. 04-25 A RESOLUTION RATIFYING EXISTING AND PROPOSED PUBLIC ART LOCATIONS (INCLUDING STATUARY) WITHIN THE TOWN OF AVON AND SETTING FORTH REVIEW AND DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS FOR ALL FUTURE ART INSTALLATIONS I I THEREAS, there is consensus between Town Council and the Planning and Zoning Commission that public art (including statuary) in Avon is desired and beneficial to the Town and requires review and collaboration between the Town and the Avon Arts Council; and I I THEREAS, the existing public art located at Roundabout 2 should be formally ~~ acknowledged by the Town as an appropriate location; and I I THEREAS, potential future public art located at the Mountain Star Drive Roundabout shall VV be formally acknowledged by the Town as an appropriate location; and I I THEREAS, the Town should authorize the Avon Arts Council to rotate artwork as it deems ~~ appropriate and notify the Town of its intent to do so prior to installation, while allowing the Planning and Zoning Commission to review and approve how the public art (including statuary) is installed, which includes the appearance of pedestals, landscaping and lighting; -~~OW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Planning and Zoning Commission hereby recommends to the Town Council that the areas noted on photos labeled "Exhibit A", attached hereto and incorporated herein by this reference, are recognized and ratified as Areas of Public Art (including statuary) that shall be so permitted to continue to maintain and rotate public art as complies with the terms outlined in this resolution. F:\Planning & Zoning Commission\Resolutions\2004\Res 04-25 Art in Public Places,doc 4 ADOPTED THIS 5th DAY OF October, 2004 Signed: Date: Chris Evans, Chair Attest: Date: Terry Smith, Secretary F:\Planning & Zoning Commission\Resolutions\2004\Res 04-25 Art in Public Places.doc TOWN OF AVON, COLORADO RESOLUTION NO. 02-58 SERIES OF 2002 A RESOLUTION RATIFYING CERTAIN PUBLIC ART (INCLUDING STATUARY) LOCATIONS WITHIN THE TOWN OF AVON AND SETTING FORTH REVIEW AND DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS FOR ALL FUTURE ART LOCATIONS WHEREAS, there is consensus between Town Council and the Planning and Zoning Commission that public art (including statuary) in Avon is desired and beneficial to the Town and requires review and collaboration between the Town and the Avon Arts Council; and WHEREAS, existing public art locations should be formally acknowledged by the Town as appropriate locations and designated as noted on the map labeled "Exhibit A"; and WHEREAS, potential new future public art locations shall be formally reviewed and designated by the Town; and WHEREAS, the Town should authorize the Avon Arts Council to rotate artwork among existing approved and improved locations and to establish new locations with the requirement that the Planning and Zoning Commission review and approve how the public art (including statuary) is installed, which includes the specific location(s) and placement(s), the appearance of pedestals, bases and pads so as to conform with Town streetscape design guidelines, landscaping and lighting. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE TOWN COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF AVON, COLORADO that locations noted on the map labeled "Exhibit A", attached hereto and incorporated herein by this reference, are recognized and ratified as Areas of Public Art (including statuary) that shall be so permitted to continue to maintain and rotate public art as complies with the terms outlined in this resolution. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE TOWN COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF AVON, COLORADO: 1. That certain locations noted on the map labeled "Exhibit A" attached hereto and incorporated hereon by this reference, are recognized and ratified as Areas of Public Art (including statuary) that the Avon Arts Council shall be permitted to continue to maintain and rotate public art, as complies with the terms outlined in this resolution, at these locations; and 2. That all public art (including statuary) located in any area other than those appearing on "Exhibit A" shall be removed from those locations, and the locations restored to their prior condition, not later than July 1, 2003 and that the Town of Avon and the Avon Arts Council will cooperate in accomplishing this requirement; and 1:\Town Clerk\Council\Resolutions\Misc\Resolution No. 02-58 Art in Public Places.doc 3. That the Town of Avon requires prior notification by the Avon Arts Council of any and all plans and intentions to change, relocate or add public art (including statuary) at existing approved locations and that the Planning and Zoning Commission approve these plans with respect to the same aspects as for new locations; and 4. That all existing approved-location lighting, landscaping, pedestals, platforms, bases and pads shall be improved so as to conform to Town of Avon Streetscape Design Guidelines with review and approval by the Planning and Zoning Commission not later than July 1, 2003; and 5. That all future proposed new public art (including statuary) locations be approved by the Planning and Zoning Commission with respect to specific siting, lighting, landscaping and design and construction of any pads, pedestals, platforms or bases. *A ADOPTED THIS \0 - DAY OF Cac,_mit -2 - ,2002. -,-4-Ljr* TOWN COUNCIL Â»>< 1% OF A ('y>K f,f ,'113...t.....4,~~ .20 71,4~ TOWN OF AVON, COLORADO I 74 01/+J#b, R~*~Ll 4 (Qu 8 7 1 e Mayor ' ATTEST: 917 ~le, C Town''ClerJ 0 1'\Town Clerk\Council\Resolutions\Misc\Resolution No. 02-58 Art in Public Places.doc 03/18/2004 11:54 3864270613 51- A R.G.Clark & Associates DESIGN AND PLANNING P.O. Box 2575, New Smyrna Beach, FL 32170 ... (386) 423-6634 / fax (386) 427-0613 Fax Transmital October 15, 2004 Two pages total Fax to: 970-949-5749 Attn. Ken Kovalchik Dear Mr. Kovalchik: Following is al" = 20.0' copy of the conceptual site plan for Jerry Wurhman's proposed duplex. I hope that it has arrived in time for the informal review. Thanks for y3Mr cooperation. n .74 .I le, L"v Grant Clark r 09/18/2004 11:54 3864270613 SFA PAGE 02 7556 7548 7047552 '~,Â· 7546 7548 wl-phone Re.:tab 65.00' 7350 7544 S @857'ghE 7544 7342 / 7542 1-- 1- -Â« ~ ~ 7540 ~ 7440 .:.' 4, L-----9' M f -1 -7Â·Â· 2 2/ . 4 5 .1 7538 â€¢ â€¢ B Line of 2nd abel Or N Roors aloot~' d .0 -1- i 753e BRISTOL PINES TOWNHOMES 7536 5 Â·''f ~ h .le ... 0 4 UNQXCAVATED AREA *# | -9 7532 7532 ~Â· ~ | ~1 7334 ~ 7532 7530 7'-6' 28'-6' 21'-6' 7'-64 railroad tlâ€¢ r.tol.Ing wal Â· 7536 tnN . ' I. 7532 0 ... T 'JO ... 0 line of original access lasemint ..~ 1 - rollrood tl, A , i \ > r.tal.Ing .NI>6.Go $ 1 # I JI GAM~. 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Fl. 32170 ~ ~ TOWN OF AVON, EAGLE COUNTY, COLORADO ar;02%1%?r7 /-Mall, rec~cri/b.net .0-,02 .0-,0, 30'00'E 1 1N3W3SV3 / S 01.39'00' Staff Report frililii*fl Minor Project AVON COLORADO October 5,2004 Planning & Zoning Commission meeting Report Date October 4,2004 Project Type Minor Project - Building and Landscaping Modifications Legal Description Lot 70, Block 2, Benchmark at Beaver Creek Subdivision Address 71 Beaver Creek Place Introduction The applicant, Mark Donaldson, has applied for a minor modification to an existing building and landscaping on behal f of American National Bank. The lot was originally approved as Empire Savings and Loan, and subsequently redeveloped from a bank with a drive through to a medical center. American National Bank is beginning a tenant finish to reestablish a bank at this location. A Minor Project for landscaping was approved at your August 17,2004 meeting. At that meeting the applicant stated that improvements to the structure that affect the exterior shall be separately applied for. This application is proposing exterior modifications to the building and additional landscaping improvements. The proposed building modifications include: 1) new entry feature which would enlarge the Gross Floor Area by 111 square feet; 2) new night depository; 3) repair of existing enclosure for the dumpster - new matching gates and strap hinges and concrete surface to be repaired; 4) new canopy soffit design for the drive-through; 5) new metal facia and soffit colors; and 6) masonry restoration and cleaning. The proposed landscaping improvements include: 1) new brick pavers with concrete border sidewalk to be installed at the entry plaza; and 2) removal of one pine tree. Please see the letter dated September 29,2004 from Mark Donaldson for detail regarding each of the proposed modifications/improvements. Staff will provide full plan sets for this minor project at your October 5,2004 meeting. Design Review Considerations According to the Commission's Procedures, Rules & Regulations, Section 4.10, the Commission shall consider the following items in reviewing the design of this project: 1. The type and quality of materials of which the structure is to be constructed. A variety of quality, durable building materials is proposed which include: wood timbers, stone veneer for the two support columns, and brick pavers with concrete border for the entry sidewalk. Town of Avon Community Development (970) 748-4030 Fax (970) 949-5749 ITTEr. LLE; Lot 70. Block 2, Benchmark ar Beaver Creek Subdivision, Minor Project October 5,2004 Planning & Zoning Commission Meeting Page 2 0 f 2 2. The appearance of proposed improvements as viewed from adjacent and neighboring properties and public ways, with respect to architectural style, massing, height, orientation to street, quality of materials, and colors. No negative impacts should be experienced as viewed from adjacent properties. The proposed alpine entry feature and sidewalk should significantly enhance the front fagade of the building. The proposed exterior acid wash and sand blasting of the masonry should revive the brick to near original condition. The existing metal clad fascia materials will be painted in Sherwin Williams (6990) 'Caviar'. The existing 'ribbed metal soffit' materials will be painted copper. On the drive-through canopy the proposed soffit material will be painted with Sherwin Williams (7013) 'Ivocy Lace'. 3. The objective that no improvement be so similar or dissimilar to others in the vicinity that monetary or aesthetic values will be impaired. The building modifications and landscaping improvements should not impair monetary values or aesthetic values in the vicinity. 4. The general conformance of the proposed improvements with the adopted Goals, Policies and Programs for the Town of Avon. The project appears to conform to the adopted Goals, Policies and Programs o f the Town and appears consistent with the Design Guidelines. Lighting cut sheets have been provided and all proposed outdoor lighting appears to comply with the Commercial Outdoor Lighting Guidelines.. Staff Recommendation Staff recommends approval of the Minor Project for Lot 70, Block 2, Benchmark at Beaver Creek Subdivision with the following conditions: 1. The entry feature shall not encroach into the 25' Building Setback. 2. Except as otherwise modified by this permit approval, all material representations made by the applicant or applicant representative(s) in this application and in public hearing(s) shall be adhered to and considered binding conditions of approval. I f you have any questions regarding this project or any planning matter, please do not hesitate to call me at 748.4017 or stop by the Community Development Department. Respectfully submitted 42=4 41-ua Z- Kenneth Kovalchik Planner I Att: Exhibit A - Letter dated September 29,2004 from Victor Mark Donaldson Architects Exhibit B - Lighting cut sheets Exhibit C - Night depository details Exhibit D - Trash Enclosure photos Exhibit E - Photo of pine tree to be removed Town of Avon Community Development (970) 748-4030 Fax (970) 949-5749 r 0048 EBEAVERCREEK BLVD SUITE 207 Box 5300 September 29,2004 RECEIVED Matt Pielsticker, Planner H Community Development AVON, CO 81620 SEP 3 0 2004 970â€¢949â€¢5200 vmda@vmdo.com Ken Kovalchik, Planner I FAXâ€¢949â€¢5205 Community Development Town ofAvon Avon, CO ARCHITECTS Re: American National Bank Member Sturm Financial Group Avon, CO Minor Project and Minor Modification Application Ken and Matt, The management team for American National Bank and their design team appreciate your guidance in preparing the application materials for this Application and hereby submit them for your review and consideration. It is our desire to be placed on the October 5.2004 Agenda for the Regular Meeting of the Avon Planning & Zoning Commission. To that end, we are available for any questions, clarifications or meetings that will facilitate your review. Thank you. The following items summarize the proposed modifications and are further supplemented with the graphic documents attached hereto. 1. NEW ENTRY FEATURE: The new entry feature consists of alpine architectural elements designed for a more formal and appropriate pedestrian presence along Beaver Creek Place for the new location for American National Bank. This new entry enlarges the Gross Floor Area by 111 square feet and also facilitates a warm, mountain air-lock enclosure for user comfort during winter conditions. Please refer to the New Entry/Plaza/Revised Landscape/Reflected Soffit Plan attached. The S4S wood timbers are to match "Moorwood Manor Brown 081- 63". 2. ENTRY PLAZA & LANDSCAPE UPGRADES: The new entry feature includes two stone and timber support columns for the new roof feature. These two elements are designed to integrate into the new plaza design. which in turn provides for a smooth flow of pedestrian traffic, either passing by the new bank or into the new bank, with ease. Please refer to the Entry/Plaza/Revised Landscape/Reflected Soffit Plan attached. [0 R r 1 3. NEW NIGHT DEPOSITORY: The new night depository feature facilitates after business hours deposits for commercial bank customers who "cash out" their daily receipts and remove from their respective premises for nightly deposits. This location and design allows for this activity to take place under the cover of the drive-through canopy, with ADA access as well. The equipment (see 2 cut sheets) itself will be a through-wall installation as shown on SK-02. 4. REPAIR OF EXISTING DUMPSTER ENCLOSURE GATE: Photographs have been attached to illustrate the existing conditions and the following items describe the Work to be performed in order to restore the original design with a new matching gate and a new color for the gate and cap flashing around the perimeter of the masonry enclosure. Please refer to 2 hand noted color photographs attached. A. The size, configuration and appearance of the pair of gates will remain the same. The two existing support columns, the four steel strap hinges and the cap flashing will be cleaned, re-primed and painted black to match the 2 new gates (match existing design), painted black. B. The two gates will be replaced with a new pair of matching gates. C. The surrounding concrete surfaces will be patched and repaired for appearance. D. The inside faces of the masonry enclosure will also be painted black. 5. CHARLIE BROWN TREE REMOVAL: Upon removal of the overgrown, intertwined, existing trees, as approved, one of the trees remaining is in sad shape and our proposal (See SK-01 and photo of Charlie Brown.) is to remove this tree. 6. NEW DRIVE-THROUGH CANOPY SOFFIT DESIGN: Upon removal of a few of the existing unit metal soffit ribs to access the existing light fixtures and the pneumatic cash transfer systems, we found that the materials were not replaceable and have exceeded their useful life. Therefore we are proposing a new soffit design that accommodates future access panels, reinstallation of the existing high- pressure sodium light fixtures in concert with 3 new recessed (150 watt incandescent lamps) can lights over the new Night Deposit area (Item 3 herein). The proposed new soffit material is USG SHEETROCK Brand Exterior Ceiling Board (aka brown board), smooth finish, to be painted with Sherwin Williams Ivory Lace SW7013. Please refer to Reflected Soffit Plan (SK-01). 7. NEW METAL FASCIA & SOFFIT COLORS: The existing metal clad fascia materials are to be patched, primed and re-painted "Satin Black". Additionally, the existing "ribbed metal soffit" materials are to be painted copper. 8. MASONRY RESTORATION & CLEANING: All existing brick to be cleaned with Sure-Klean Heavy Duty Restoration Cleaner and Sure-Klean Acid Stop to protect other surfaces. ~Best rega0, - MiPE Donaldson Enc: Application noted herein VMDA check for $75.00 Application Fee Supporting Documents as noted herein CC: Tim LyBarger, Regional President American National Bank LNL Construction Management Â£1666;t 6 D : TYPE: i Jew Construction TBX FIRM NAME: PROJECT: J I~ Commercial Compact 1,Â· ' //LZW Fluorescent Downlight LiteBox 6 ~-& Non-IC Rated , 12OV, 277V, or 347V Aperture: Nominal 6" (Canada only) RECEIVED Ceiling Cutout: 63/4,1 Maximum Ceiling Thickness: 1 1/2" Width: 7'/2 OCT 0 4 2004 For cor,verslon v millimeters, Featuring \11UC1Eâ€¢UICg Â®Reflectors multiply Inches by 25.4 Not to Scale APPLICATIONS: LAMP/SOCKET (coNTOOmmunity Development 130 Suitable for new construction where insula ance and performance. Refer to trim for tim if present, Is not installed above or specific lamp information. Lamps furnished - 7*. sCI. - within 3" or the fixture. The TBX utilizes a by others. triple tube compact fluorescent lamp, proÂ· BALLAST: viding good lumen output and excellent One (1) compact fluorescent class "P" lumens per watt. The TBX is ideal for appli electronic ballast suitable for operating - cations that require high efficiency, includ 26W or 32W triple tube lamps (see trim 71/2. h lp==R .--r: ing office buildings, retail and hospitality for lamp compatibility). Ballast accommo- spaces, restaurants, and residentially in dates 120V through 277V and is acces- kitchens and bathroorrs. sible from below ceiling. 347V available. 4# Ctt . OPTICS/REFLECTOR: The ballast's thermal protection prevents Trims use single spring retention system to fixture from overheating when improperly 1~ 6- - C.-1 fit snug to the ceiling plane, eliminating installed or over-lamped. See reverse side --73/.Â· - //1-~~15.~~D/f unwanted light leaks and sagging over for additional ballast information. \ 00.0 / time. Most trims are made of diecast alumi- INSTALLATION: LABELS: - num and reflectors are Alial' processed, Self-aligning bar hangers with integral U.L. approved for all ceiling types. Insula- eliminating the risk of yellowing, cracking forked nailing prongs allow for nail-less lion, if present, must not be on top of housÂ· configuration *Note: TO95 trim or warping. TO95SMFC series trims feature installation. Locking T-bar notch accommo ing and be spaced 3" away from housing represented above the new American Matteâ„¢ textured reflec dates T bar ceiling and expands to 27" sides. U.L. listed for damp locations and Configurations tor surface. TO95 and TW95 feature for 24"joist spacing. through wiring. U.L. listed for wet locations differ by trim. Virtual Source' optics. when used with lensed (TU trims. CSA HOUSING: LAMP/SOCKET: certified. N.Y. City approved. Unique square shape allows for greater Use one (1) 26W (GX24qÂ·3 base) or 32W lamp acliustability and the ability to J-BOX: (GX24qÂ·3 base) 4-pin triple tube compact accommodate a variety of trim types and Prewired 18 ga. galvanized steeljunction fluorescent lamp. Vertical or horizontal lamp sources. 22 ga. C.R.S. housing. box with preinstalled ground wire and lamp orientation, depending on trim. One Two (2) 22 ga. snap-on covers provide integral Romex connector. ]Â·box is (1) injection molded socket suitable for 26W or 32W triple tube lamps. Socket easy access to splices. accessible from below ceiling through removable housing end panel. snaps into trim carrier to place lamp in proper position ensuring consistent appear- CATALOG NUMBER: EXAMPLE: TBX -Tll TCA1 HOUSING & TmMS m~/IS TRIMS TRIMS TR~/IS ACCESSORES ACCESSORIES O TBX OPEN UTE DECO 7-5 UT DECO â„¢185 UTE DECO FRIAES O 3DM O PKT301 O TNX 347V O TO4G APEX MEDALLION ORBITAL (CONT.) 30 AddressPro- T-bar dips. digital dimming (Canada only) O TO4S O TOOSSAXS O TO95GMCG O TO95SOGC U SCA7 Sloped balast for LENSED OTO8 O TOOSSAXSMFC O TO95SMIC U TO95SOGCMFC programmable ceiling adaptor for oni O TO78G J TO95SAXSC 1 Toess-C-C U TO95SOS dimming capability. LiteBox trims. unz O TO78S J TO95SAXSCMFC O TO95SMSC O TOOSSOSMFC Refer to dimmimg Specify degree of U T13 U TO95BF ATOMIC O TO95SMSCMFC U TOOSSOSC specification packet slope and ceiling O 113, U TOâ€¢ 5G O TO95GAGC O TOOSMSL O TOOSSOSCMFC #PR3117.(Na type. Not recom- C] T134P 0 7O95S O TO95SASC O TODSSMSLMFC VECTOR available wiet TBX 34~84 mended for wall O n40 O TOOSSMFC 01141 O To95WBF J TO95SASCMFC ORBITAL O TO95SVBC U OM Electronic wash (TW) trims. Ea/PSE O TOOSGOG O TOOSSVBCMFC dimming ballast. Sloped ceiling U 1142 WAUWASH adaptor and Un43 O TO95GEG U TOâ€¢SGOGC U TOOSSVSC O MGR O TW43 housing must be O n85 U IW95S O TOOGGEGC O TO85SOB U TO95SVSCMFC Metal "goof" rings. installed at the o T186 O TOBSSES U TO95SOBMFC VELOCfly White metal trim same time. 0 1187 O TOOSSESMFC O TOOSSOBC O TOOSSVCS ring covers overÂ· O T188 O TOeSSESC O TOOSSOBCMFC O TOOSSVCSMFC sized ceiling cutout. U TCA1 Thick cell- 0 .89 O TOBSSESCMFC O TOeSSOG U TOOSSVCSC Specify outside ing adaptor allows O T190 O TOOSSOGMFC O TO95SVCSCMFC dimension and trim for use of LiteBox catalog number. trims in ceilings Specify outside 11/2" to 21h" thick, dimension and trim 1 catalog no. -rescolite In a continuing effort to offer the best product possible we reserve the right 10 change, withoM notice, specifications or materials that in our opinion will not alter the function of the product. An Aflinate of Hubbell Lighting, Inc. Web: www.proscolite.com Â· Tech Support: (888) 777-4832 LB-CFL-003 ' TRIMS & FINISH LiteBoxÂ® - TB]~ Fluorescent Lensed Lensed (cont.) Open Wall Wash All Trlms Are Wel Location Approved Wet Location Approved Ttl TL43 / TO4 (S) (G) 1W43 Shower trim with dropped opal Shower irlm with flat opal glass ~Iffuser Clear (S) or gold (G) Alzakreflector. Wall wash with black baffle and texan' lens and upper clear Alzak reflectc~ Max. 26W or 32W vertical triple tube. dual Alzak refleclor. Rolatable. Max. 26W or 32W vertical Max 26W horizontal triple lu~ Max. 26W or 32W vertical triple tube, uple tube. TL2 TO8 Shower trim with flat opal Lexan lens. ~~~nw~~lesankel ~ Wall wash downlight with clear Alzak TW95 White reflector trim. Max. 26W or 32W vertical tiple lute. Max. 26W or 32W vertical triple tube, reflector and Virtual Source oplics. Max. 26W or 32W horizontal Max. 26W vertical triple tube. 0 triple tube. TI.3 Shower tim with clear prismatic TO78 (S) (G) texan lens. TL88 Reflector trim with angled lamp and Max. 26W or 32W venical Black baffle with dropped opal glass lower black baffle. Clear Alzak (S) triple tube. diffuser and upper clear Alzak reneetor. or gold Alzak (G) reflector. Max. 26W or 32W vertical triple tube. Max. 26W or 32W triple tube. TI.331' 1/lip e (O Non-melallk plastic dropped opal spa trim with upper whle reflector Max. 26W or 32W horizontal TL87 T095 (S) (G) triple tube. Black bame with textured opal glass Specular clear (S) or gold (G) Alzak lens and upper clear Alzak reflector reflector with Virtual Source' optics. Max. 26W vertical triple tube. Max. 26W or 32W horizontal liple tube. TL40 filif 0 Droped opal Impact resistant shower lens. TL88 7095 (BF) (WBF) Max. 26W vertical wiple tube. White cone with regressed fresnel Specular clear upper reflector with glass lens and upper clear Alzak lower black (BF) or white (WBE) baffle renector. and Virtual Source optics. Max. 26W venical triple tube. Max. 26W or 32W horizontal Tiple tube. TL41 Shower trim with dropped opa f 019 glass diffuser and an upper clear Alzak' reflector. TL89 Max. 26W horizontal triple tube. White cone with dropped opal glass TO95SMFC cllffuser and upper clear Alzak reneetor. American Matte'- reflector wRh textured Max. 26W or 32W vertical triple tube. surface and Vinual Source optics. Max. 26W or 32W horizontal TL42 O triple tube. Shower trim with fresnel glass lens and , an upper clear Alzak reflector. Max. 26W horizontal triple tube. 1190 White cone with regressed textured Â«3 opal glass lens and upper clear Alzak reflector. Max. 26W or 32W vertical triple tube. TL34P Plastic non-metallic drop opal spa ilm with upper reflector 26W or 32W horizontal tnple tube. 1~ Deric)te5 the trim 15 interchangeab#e with IBX. PBX and RMN housings r 5*a il- C :1 RECEIVED SEP 3 0 2004 Community Development Â· Underwriters Laboratories Listed - resistant to Â«'%---1-'.d . Pille:%243Â£'4192 "fishing" or "trapping" attacks for deposits. 4- Â· Specially designed "release action mechanism" produces a positive sweep of contents to prevent - 1 jamming or binding. 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Consent Agenda: Approval of the September 21St, 2004 Planning & Zoning Commission Meeting Minutes [Tab 1] VI. Sketch Design - Single Family Residence (5:35pm - 5:50pm) Property Location: Lot 5, Block 3, Wildridge Subdivision/5039 Wildridge Road East Applicant'. Leslie Roubos Owner: Leslie Roubos [Tab 2] Description: Michael Puckas is proposing a single-family residence on the downhill side of Wildridge Road East. The unit would total approximately 4,000 square feet of livable space and would require tiered retaining walls to gain access. The Commission approved a sketch design for a duplex on the same property earlier this summer. VII. Sign Design - 1St Bank (5:50pm - 6:00pm) Property Location.- Lot 3, Sun Road Subdivision/0011 West Beaver Creek Boulevard App#cant: Jim Liley Owner: First Bank of Avon [Tab 3] Description: Jim Liley of Gordon Sign is proposing to replace two freestanding signs on the 1st Bank property at the intersection of West Beaver Creek Boulevard and Avon Road. The two proposed signs would be freestanding (3'6" tall), internally lit, and be composed of a textured aluminum base with acrylic sign faces. The Commission must review every new sign that does not belong to an already approved Master Sign Program. Vlll. Other Business (6:00pm - 6:20pm) A. Art in Public Places 1. Resolution 04-25 Description: Establish location for public art within future Mountain Star Drive roundabout. B. Minor Project Staff Approvals 1. Property Location: Lot 2, Block 2, Benchmark at Beaver Creek Subdivision/ 811 West Beaver Creek Boulevard ("Westlake Village") Applicant: Shawn Primmer, Westlake Village HOA Description: Complete remodel to exterior of all four buildings with earth tone stucco siding. In addition, replacement of all windows. Posted on October 1,2004 at the following public places within the Town of Avon: â€¢ Avon Municipal Building, main lobby â€¢ Avon Recreation Center, main lobby â€¢ Alpine Bank, main lobby â€¢ City Market, main entrance bulletin board â€¢ On the Internet at http://www.avon.org / Please call (970) 748.4030 for directions 2. Property Location: Lot 41A, Block 3, Wildridge Subdivision/4530 Flatpoint Applicant: Christopher Cook Owners: Christopher Cook & Sheryl Miller Description: Removal of all exterior wood siding and replaced with stucco body and stone veneer base. Additional stone deck supports on north unit to match south unit. 3. Property Location: Lot 38A, Block 2, Wildridge Subdivision/4057 Wildridge Road ApplicanUOwner: Gay\e Maroney Description: Unfinished basement turned into livable space. Addition of windows and door to south elevation. 4. Property Location: Lot 50, Block 1, Benchmark at Beaver Creek Subdivision/180 Nottingham Road Applicant: Brian Sipes, River Rock Townhomes HOA Description: Replace wood shake roof material with 40-year Presidential asphalt shingles. 5. Property Location: Unit 26, Aspens Mobile Home Park/901 West Beaver Creek Boulevard Applicants/Owners: Javier and Maria Gallegos Description: Construction of roof over an existing deck. 6. Property Location: Lot 16, Block 3, Wildridge Subdivision/4181 Little Point Road App#cant/Owners: Pam and Peter Warren Description: Exterior painting and installation of crushed stone drip edge around residence. 7. Property Location. Lot 22, Block 1, Benchmark at Beaver Creek Subdivision /77 Metcalf Road Applicant/Owners: BBG Holding Corp. Description. Cooperative drainage work with the Town and parking lot enhancements. IX. Adjourn (6:20pm) Posted on October 1,2004 at the following public places within the Town of Avon: â€¢ Avon Municipal Building, main lobby â€¢ Avon Recreation Center, main lobby â€¢ Alpine Bank, main lobby â€¢ City Market, main entrance bulletin board â€¢ On the Internet at http://www.avon.orci / Please call (970) 748.4030 for directions - . I I 5., 1*Xggit./0,4. I' . ' dhi6jiXI-*446iER 04-25 ;~~ Mountain S~ Roundabout Public Art Locations 63 Â· .;*2,3)%2Â·*444 ;*E..Ililiners'll'lifilli"Ellillha -K Â¥1'6< . --- --- 4---2Â«9< . 4 ..4* 114)94*ji.- 4, ' fc + rt.,44â‚¬21,:Â·-3 . 3:* I . Â· .4Â£.leÂ·*3...6 1. 6 1. , . N 41Â¥ t. - ilitI- . /90 4. le r.--- . Â¥ 00~ 2 Â« X Ar '. , 14 9 6 ~Ii..... -6 4, 4 p * .,I#24 + . 1 , 42 4: 47Â·k'- Â· t, 1 +114.- I - f W .4/196.*El ib% I *WH.0, f. :- ...Sr, I ,Â· 8 - r , 40 2. , g ,- 'P'~AC 244 Roundabout 1 - SW & SE Corners ... I . a 1:444.*2.4,râ‚¬<- ' i .Â· ; i y'l.'lly*f.,%-+Al.Ybe?t.-"1.Â· I '91. 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Finished Checked by: 4) SENERAL CONTRACTOR TO RESEED ALL Lower Level Living 1.340 54 Ft Drawing Title: DISTURBED AREAS. Main Level Living 1,080 54 Ft Site Plan -11 -- I 5) AUTOMOATIC PRIP IRRIGATION TO BE Upper Level Living 1,4% sGt ft 401 ' __U+StTEFLAN L ~~~----_. SHRUBS Total Finished Area 3.q16 sq ft FFE)/IDED AT ALL NEYN TREES AND __ _ r E=---337-1- l I / SCAL<tÂ·- 8'-0Â· 63 TEMPORARY IRRIGATION eHALL BE -Â» / " _OIL__.gl-- -------~ PROVIDED AT ALL DISTURBED AREAS TO BE RESEEPED. Total Area 5,492 sq ft Sheet Nurnber: -7) A FKAIN SENSOR AILL BE FÂ¥KOVIPIED NORTH fl, Al.1 !sep ddlil eouep 1-0. '' 829 -0- , ..1/ 1 1.-0. 1'-6- 0 -AC\1 1 25AS METER LOCATDN ~E [i] ~ ,/ O 599 C - x co - 2 0 ELECTRIC. PHONE 4 N n . // UTILITÂ¥ 1-OC.ATION ~ | O 2 T ' & 3 F' 1 " Fran/,5 l AN --Pr- 0\/ f t? . --- 1 6/(Mel - 1201IL 991 - : 3 i Eate 1 za=-1-= U , -- I ' p nnon ~- ---4- - - &3 /~ 1/LE LD/EL 1 < .4 ft M EL - /337 'EF~INS-15921 01 ' -~ I ./ 1-2L-J . 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