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FIRST AMENDMENT
TO THE PUD GUIDE FOR
GOLDEN EAGLE ELDERLY HOUSING LOT 1A, 18 AND 1C
PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT
Amended and Approved August 19, 2005
This document supercedes and replaces the
Golden Eagle Elderly Housing PUD Guide dated May 14,1985.
APPROVAL OF THIS PLAN CONSTITUTES A VESTED PROPERTY RIGHT
PURSUANT TO SECTION 24-68-103, C.R.S., AS AMENDED.
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Lot 1A, Lot 18, and Lot 1C
I. Purpose,
The following guidelines replace the standard zoning provisions of the Town of
Eagle with site specific restrictions that are more appropriate to the specific
conditions of the site, These guidelines, restrictions and limitations are for the
purpose of creating and keeping this development desirable, attractive, beneficial
and compatible in architectural design, materials and appearance of the
neighborhood for the mutual benefit of the residents, the Town of Eagle and the
owner.
II. Intent.
It is the intent of Eagle County to provide a site for the construction of senior
citizens housing, including an assisted living facility and a community center that
serve as a focal point for a wide range of community and senior citizens activities,
Eagle County hereby makes, declares and establishes the following limitations,
restriction and uses upon the parcel(s) platted as Golden Eagle Elderly Housing.
The intent of this amendment is further shown on the plans titled Golden Ealge
Senior Center Remodel & Addition, on file in the office of the Town of Eagle
Department of Planning and Zoning.
III. Authority and Enforcement.
Authority for these guidelines is found within Title 4 of the Town of Eagle Land Use
and Development Ordinance, The Town of Eagle Board of Trustees or any Owner
shall have the right to enforce, by any proceeding at law or in equity, all
restrictions, conditions, reservations, liens and charges now or hereafter imposed
by the provision of these guidelines, Failure by the Town of Eagle Board of
Trustees or by an Owner to enforce any restriction herein contained shall in no
event be deemed a waiver of the right to do so thereafter, It is not the intent of this
PUD Guide to create nonconforming conditions on Lot 1A, Lot 1 B and Lot 1 C, AI!
existing conditions on Lots 1A, Lot 1 B and Lot 1 C, if determined to be non-
conforming at a future date, shall be reviewed per the Town Land Use and
Development Ordinance concerning, legal non-conforming uses, structures and
lots. No uses or use standards are approved for Lot 1A with this amendment. A
PUD major amendment is required to be approved by the town prior to any use(s)
being initiated on Lot 1A.
IV. Conflict.
The specific provisions of this guide shall prevail and govern the use of lands
within this PUD, however, where the provisions of the guide do not specifically
address a subject, the provisions of the Town of Eagle Land Use and Development
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Ordinance shall prevail. In cases of dispute or ambiguity, the Town Board shall act
to interpret.
V, Definitions,
Assisting Living Residence or Assisted Living Facility:
Means a residential facility that makes available to adults; room, board and
personal services, protective oversight and social care due to impaired capacity to
live independently but not to the extent that regular twenty-four-hour medical or
nursing care is required. The term assisted living residence or assisted living
facility does not include any facility licensed in this state as a residential care
facility for individuals with developmental disabilities or any individual residential
support services that are excluded from licensure requirements pursuant to rules
adopted by the Department of Public Health and Environment.
VI. Allowed Uses.
A. Lot 1A Assisted Living Residence/Facility (to be approved by a future PUD
major amendment)
B.Lot1B Multi-Family dwelling units
C, Lot 1C Community Center
VII. Allowed Accessory or Included Uses,
A. Reception area
B. Office and work areas
C, Kitchen and dining areas
D. Consultation/conference rooms
E. Public assembly
F. Beauty and/or barber shop
G, Exercise and physical therapy facilities
H, Landscape amenities and improvements
I. Park, playground, greenbelt
VIII. Public Area (PA) uses that require a Major PUD Amendment
A. Public building
B, Auditorium
C. Church
D. Child care facility
E. School
IX. Type and Number of Units
A. Lot 1A One (1) assisted living facility containing 24 units (to be approved
by a future PUD major amendment),
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B.Lot1B 36 multi-family dwelling units
C. Lot 1C Community Center
X, Dimensional Standards,
A. Minimum Lot Area 7,500 square feet
B, Maximum Building Height 35 feet
C, Maximum Lot Coverage
1. Lot 1A (to be approved by future PUD major amendment)
Building
All Other Impervious
2. Lot1 B
Building 50%
All Other Impervious 20%
3. Lot 1 C
Building 85%
All Other Impervious 15%
D. Maximum Floor Area 150% (Applicable to Lot 1 Band 1 C
only)
E. Minimum Setbacks for Lot 1 Band 1 C
1, 25 feet from Capitol Street.
2, 12,5 feet from the perimeter property lines of the PUD,
3, 7.5 feet from the interior property line of Lot 1A and 1 B,
4, o foot setbacks from perimeter property lines on Lot 1 C, subject to the
following supplemental standards applicable only to allowed future
additions to the Community Center on Lot 1 C; (1) any future community
center addition(s) will not exceed a total of 1,550 square feet; (1) no roof
overhangs or eaves will project over the west or east property line of Lot
1 C; (2) any west side community center addition shall require the town of
Eagle to issue an irrevocable easement encroachment permit to be
approved by the Board of Trustees; (3) additions to either the north side or
south side of the community center may encroach over the property line of
Lot 1C by no more than 3 feet, including roof overhangs or eaves; and (4)
any north or south side center addition will require that the owner to issue
an Irrevocable License Agreement to Eagle County Board of County
Commissioners for the construction and maintenance of the
improvement( s),
F. Projections: Every part of a required yard shall be unobstructed from ground
level to the sky except as follows:
1. Uncovered porches and decks not more than 4 feet above natural grade,
slabs, patios, walks and steps may project into required yards,
2, Cornices, sills and ornamental architectural features may project twelve
inches over a required yard.
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3, Roof eaves may project twenty four (24) inches over a required yard.
4, Fire escapes and individuals' balconies not used as passageways may
project eighteen (18) inches into any required side yard or four (4) feet into
any required front or rear yard.
XI. Parking Requirements
A. Lot 1A, Assisted Living Residence (to be approved by a future PUD major
amendment)
1 parking space per 4 beds
+1 parking space per 3 full time employees
+1 space for visiting nurse or doctor
+1 space per 300 square feet of general office or public use
+2 spaces for the disabled
+1 loading space for deliveries
B. Lot 1 B, Multi-family
1 parking space per dwelling unit
+1 space per six dwelling units for visitors.
Lot 1 C, Community Center
1 space per 300 square feet of floor area used or designated for office or
public assembly,
C. Parking Dimension
The minimum parking space dimension shall be as defined in the Town of
Eagle Land Use and Development Ordinance,
D, No campers, boats, junk or unlicensed vehicles shall be stored in the
parking
area, Campers and boats may be temporarily parked for loading and
unloading.
XI. Exterior Lighting,
All exterior lighting shall be installed and replaced in compliance with the lighting
standards of the Town of Eagle Land Use and Development Code.
XII. Amendments
A. Minor Amendments
A minor amendment shall include changes in the building layout,
architectural changes that affect the bulk or height or character of the
building required by circumstances not foreseen at the time the Plan was
approved. Minor modifications to the approved landscape plan, or the
parking and lighting plan that respond to specific circumstances shall not
be considered a minor amendment.
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B. Major Amendment
A major amendment shall include all other modifications such as changes
in use, and all changes in the density of number of units,
C. Conditions for Amendment
The approved PUD Zoning Plan or the approved PUD Development Plan
may be amended if the applicant demonstrates that the proposed
modification:
1. Is consistent with the efficient development and preservation of the
entire PUD;
2. Does not affect in a substantially adverse manner either the
enjoyment of land abutting upon, adjoining or across a street from
the PUD or the public interest;
3, Is not granted solely to confer a special benefit upon any person;
4. Does not contain proposed uses that detract from other uses
approved in the PUD;
5. Does not contain an open space plan that differs substantially in
quantity or quality from the originally approved; and
6. Contains street and utility plans that are coordinated with planned
and/or existing streets and utility for the remainder of the PUD.
Approved by County of Eagle, State of Colorado by and through its Board of
County Commissioners th' day of 2005,
B,
Am Menconi, Chairman
ATTEST:
County Commissioners
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Approved by Golden Eagle Elderly Housing Corporation this day of
2005,
By:
To c. tone President
Name, Title
STATE OF COLORADO )
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COUNTY OF EAGLE )
Subscribed and sworn to before me this day of
2005, by
,
Golden Eagle Elderly Housing Corporation,
WITNESS MY HAND AND OFFICIAL SEAL.
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Approved by the TOWN OF EAGLE, COLORADO, a municipal corporation
acting by and through its Board of Trustees, this day of
,2005,
By:
Jon Stavney, Mayor
ATTEST:
Marilene Miller, Town Clerk
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