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H RLD,
except Lots 13 and 14 of Block 1,
Lot
5 of Block 3; and Lot 18 of Block 4
which
are designated OSR
I RLD,
except Lot 26 which is designated
Golf
Facilities Easement and Lots 7, 18
and
19 of Block 2 which are designated
OSR
J RLD,
except Lot 31 of Block 1 and Lots 45
and
46 of Block 2 which are designated
OSR
K RLD
L RLD,
except Lot 17 which is designated
Open
Space, Equestrian and Ski Uses
M RS on Lot 1, RCI on Lot 2 subject to the
following
conditions for Lot 2:
a.
Residential density not to exceed 37
dwelling units
b.
When converted from Resort
Services /Operations to Residential,
no more than 8,500 square feet of
mountain support services shall be
constructed upon the lot
C.
Building height for residential: not
to exceed 35'
d.
Buildings shall be set back at least
25' from the high water mark of
Beaver Creek
e.
A fence delineating the limits of
construction along the western
boundary of Tract M shall be erected
prior to initiating construction in
order to protect the adjacent open
space parcel which includes the
Beaver Creek corridor. In addition,
erosion control measures necessary
to control run -off from Tract M
during construction shall be
implemented
N RS,
except Lot 1 which is designated RC,
Lot
6 which is designated RC /SU, and
Lot
2 which is designated OSR and Lot 7
which is designated RCI with the
following
conditions:
a.
Building height: not to exceed 45'
b.
The combined residential density
constructed on Lot 7, Tract N, Tract
P and Tract Q shall not exceed 300
dwelling units in the aggregate
0 OSR
with the following conditions:
a.
Buildings will be set back at least
50' from the high water mark of the
Eagle River (with the exception of
the current snowmaking facilities on
Tract 0 or any expansion . or
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The purpose of this review is to
ensure that the overall plan is
generally consistent with the
guidelines and recommendations for
"Subarea 10" of the Town of Avon
Comprehensive Plan dated March 29,
1990
Q RCI with the following conditions:
a. The combined residential density
constructed on Lot 7, Tract N, Tract
P and Tract Q shall not exceed 300
dwelling units in the aggregate
b. Building height: not to exceed 45'
R RC with the following conditions:
a. Residential density not to exceed 18
dwelling units
b. Building height: not to exceed 35'
S OSR and OSR- Greenbelt according to the
map attached as Exhibit F, except for
Trappers Lodge, an unplatted 2.5 acre
parcel, which is designated RC with
conditions. Tract S includes a platted
144 acre parcel of land which comprises
the Beaver Creek Golf Course and all of
the unplatted land within the Beaver
Creek PUD which is not assigned to
another tract.
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replacement thereof or additions
thereto)
b.
Building height: not to exceed 45'
P RCI
with the following conditions:
a.
The combined residential density
constructed on Lot 1, Tract N, Tract
P and Tract Q shall not exceed 300
dwelling units in the aggregate
b.
Buildings will be set back at least
50' from the high water mark of the
Eagle River and at least 10' from
the Highway 6 Right -of -Way
C.
Building height: not to exceed 45'
d.
Prior to the issuance of the first
building permit for any buildings
upon Tract P, VAI or its successors
shall submit to Eagle County the
following information for review and
approval by the Director of
Community Development:
(1) An overall site plan for the
parcel
(2) A schematic landscape plan
(3) Schematic building elevations
The purpose of this review is to
ensure that the overall plan is
generally consistent with the
guidelines and recommendations for
"Subarea 10" of the Town of Avon
Comprehensive Plan dated March 29,
1990
Q RCI with the following conditions:
a. The combined residential density
constructed on Lot 7, Tract N, Tract
P and Tract Q shall not exceed 300
dwelling units in the aggregate
b. Building height: not to exceed 45'
R RC with the following conditions:
a. Residential density not to exceed 18
dwelling units
b. Building height: not to exceed 35'
S OSR and OSR- Greenbelt according to the
map attached as Exhibit F, except for
Trappers Lodge, an unplatted 2.5 acre
parcel, which is designated RC with
conditions. Tract S includes a platted
144 acre parcel of land which comprises
the Beaver Creek Golf Course and all of
the unplatted land within the Beaver
Creek PUD which is not assigned to
another tract.
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T RC
U RC
Strawberry Park Lots 1 -31: RLD with the following
condition:
a. Each lot shall be allowed one single
family or one single family
primary /secondary dwelling
Chair 14 Site OSR
Upper Bachelor Gulch RLD with the following condition:
a. Residential density shall not exceed
50 single family primary /secondary
dwellings and a maximum of 25
cluster homes /townhomes
VII. FIREPLACE REGULATIONS WILDFIRE MITIGATION GUIDELINES
AND ENERGY AND WATER CONSERVATION STANDARDS
A. Fireplace Regulation
1. Current Regulation The current Beaver Creek
fireplace regulation as of the date of this Guide is as follows:
a. Wood burning fireplaces within the Beaver
Creek PUD are limited to (i) one per Dwelling Unit and (ii) one per
restaurant. At the election of a developer of commercial property,
the allowable wood burning fireplace in a restaurant may be located
in a lobby instead of a restaurant.
Each wood burning fireplace will be equipped with a
heat sensing monitor and a "no burning" light, the activation of
which indicates that any existing fire in a fireplace is not to be
refueled and no fire is to be lighted during the time that the
indicator light is activated. Technical data relating to these and
other construction requirements for wood burning fireplaces is
available from the Beaver Creek Resort Company of Colorado.
b. In a primary/ secondary structure which
contains two Dwelling Units, two wood burning fireplaces are
permitted. The wood burning fireplaces may be distributed one each
to the primary and secondary units or both may be allocated to one
unit.
C. An unlimited number of gas fireplaces may
replace each wood burning fireplace permitted provided that they
are constructed specifically as gas fireplaces, contain flues and
vents suitable only and specifically for gas fireplaces, do not
allow conversion to wood burning fireplaces and comply with all
federal, state and local laws and regulatory requirements
pertaining to gas fireplaces. Technical data relating to
construction requirements for gas fireplaces is available from the
offices of the Beaver Creek Resort Company of Colorado. No gas
fireplace may be constructed in the same Dwelling Unit or
restaurant (or lobby) containing a wood burning fireplace.
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2. Recrulation after October 1, 1994 The current
Beaver Creek PUD fireplace regulation is less restrictive than the
Eagle County wood burning regulations. . In order to bring the
Beaver Creek PUD into compliance with the current Eagle County
regulations and to allow for a transition period, all Dwelling
Units within the Beaver Creek PUD applying for a building permit
for Dwelling Unit construction after October 1, 1994 shall comply
with. the Eagle County wood burning regulation in effect at the time
of building permit. Until October 1, 1994 the current Beaver Creek
fireplace regulation shall apply.
B. Wildfire Miticration Guidelines On or before the
date on which a final plat is submitted to Eagle County for either
Strawberry Park or Upper Bachelor Gulch, the applicant for each
such final plat shall submit to Eagle County design guidelines for
wildfire mitigation with respect to the construction of Dwelling
Units in either Strawberry Park or Upper Bachelor Gulch, as the
case may be. Such guidelines shall be sensitive to potential
visual impacts.
C. Conservation Guidelines on or before the date on
which a final plat is submitted to Eagle County for either
Strawberry Park or Upper Bachelor Gulch, the applicant for each
such final plat shall submit to Eagle County recommended design
guidelines for energy and water conservation with respect to the
construction of Dwelling Units in Strawberry Park or Upper Bachelor
Gulch, as the case may be. The recommended design guidelines shall
be consistent with the intent of the Eagle County Energy and
Natural Resource Conservation Building Award and water conservation
standards.
VIII. TIMESHARE REGULATIONS
A. Limitation on Interval Ownership Sales No interval
ownership interest involving real property within the Beaver Creek
PUD may be sold unless such interval ownership interest has been
approved by the Eagle County Commissioners as set forth in
Article VIII hereof.
B. Resort Commercial Land Use Designations Time -span
estates, interval estates, and organizational ownership interest
are allowed within the Resort Commercial and Resort Commercial I
Land Use Designations of the Beaver Creek PUD.
C. Residential Low Density and Residential Medium
Density Land Use Designations No interval ownership interests are
allowed within the Residential Low Density and Residential Medium
Density Land Use Designations of the Beaver Creek PUD; however,
corporations, partnerships, or joint ventures having twelve or
fewer stockholders, members, partners or joint venturers may have
arrangements providing for the sharing of the right to use real
property on a regular basis.
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D. Vacation Licenses Prohibited Notwithstanding any
other provision hereof, vacation licenses are prohibited within the
Beaver Creek PUD.
E. Eagle County Commissioners Review
1. Prior to the sale of any interval ownership
interest involving real property in the Beaver Creek PUD, the owner
of the property on which such interval ownership interest is
located shall submit to the Eagle County Commissioners, and the
Eagle County Commissioners shall have approved, the following:
a.- Disclosure Statement A disclosure statement
which is to be given to each purchaser of an interval ownership
interest at least three days prior to his purchase thereof. The
disclosure statement shall set forth:
(1) A full description of the interval
ownership interest being offered for sale;
(2) The owners reasonable estimate of the
dues, maintenance fees, real property taxes, sales taxes, real
estate transfer taxes, and similar periodic expenses of owning such
interest, and the method by which such costs will be apportioned;
(3) A description of all• recreational
amenities which the purchaser will be entitled to use by virtue of
his ownership of an interval ownership estate, and the date by
which such amenities will be available; if amenities will not be
available upon purchase of the interval ownership interest,
describe whether funds are presently available for construction of
the amenities and the source of such funds;
(4) A description of the parking available to
the owner of an interval ownership interest, and the manner in
which such parking spaces will be allocated and controlled;
.(5) The extent to which the interval ownership
interest may become subject to or affected by a tax or other lien
arising out of claims against other interval ownership interests in
the same interval ownership plan;
(6) A statement of the minimum number of
interval ownership interests it intends to sell before it will
proceed with the completion of the interval ownership project, if
any such limitation is contemplated;
(7) A summary of how the interval ownership
interest will be managed, who will initially manage it, and how the
manager may.be changed;
(8) A statement as to whether all of the
Dwelling Units within the project are being offered as interval
ownership interests; and if not, an accurate statement identifying
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the interests which will not be offered as interval ownership
interests and any likely material consequences thereof.
The Eagle County Commissioners may disapprove the
disclosure statement if, in its reasonable judgement, it is
insufficient in any material respect or is inconsistent with the
general health, safety and welfare of persons within Eagle County,
Colorado.
b. Marketing Plans A description of the
marketing plans by which the interval ownership interests will be
offered to the public. The marketing plan shall include:
(1) Information as to whether the interval
ownership interests will be offered for sale by licensed real
estate brokers and salespersons and /or licensed securities
salespersons and, if so, the identity of the initially licensed
broker or dealer;
(2) Information as to whether gifts, travel
allowances, meals, drinks, entertainment or other inducements will
(may) be offered to prospective buyers;
(3) Information as to the location of any
on -site sales office (if any) and if so, the impact on parking and
vehicular access.
The Eagle County Commissioners may disapprove
the marketing plans if sales are to be made other than through
Colorado licensed real estate or securities salespersons, if it
appears that high pressure sales tactics will be utilized, if
parking or traffic problems are likely, or if it is inconsistent
with the general health, safety and welfare of persons within Eagle
County, Colorado. Any material change in the marketing plans must
be approved by the Eagle County Commissioners prior to sales being
concluded as a result of such changed marketing plans.
2. Any hearing with respect to any interval ownership
plan within the Beaver Creek PUD may be held only after (i) written
notice has been placed in a newspaper of general circulation in
Eagle County, Colorado, at least ten days prior to the Planning
Commission meeting and at least thirty days prior to the Eagle
County Commissioners meeting, and (ii) written notice by first
class mail, at least 15 days prior to the Eagle County
Commissioners meeting, has been given to each developer owning land
within the Resort Commercial Land Use Designation and to each
condominium owners association of any condominium project within
the Resort Commercial Land Use Designation. Such notices shall
state the general nature of the hearing and the dates of both the
Planning Commission and Eagle County Commissioners hearing. For
purposes of such notice, "developer" shall mean each owner of land
within any Resort Commercial Land Use Designation except an owner
of a condominium unit.
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3. The Eagle County Commissioners may disapprove any
time span estate which does not provide for the unit owners
association or corporation to pay real property taxes and
assessments as provided by C.R.S. Section 38- 33- 111(3).
4. The Eagle County Commissioners will not approve any
interval ownership plan unless it determines that the sale of such
interval ownership or time -span estates is consistent with the
general health, safety and welfare of owners, developers, and
residents within the Beaver Creek PUD and persons within Eagle
County, Colorado.
5. Within 30 days after the public hearing, the Eagle
County Commissioners shall either approve, disapprove or table the
sale of interval ownership interests in writing. Any disapproval
or tabling shall state the reasons therefor in reasonable detail.
IX: RECORDATION
Upon approval by the Eagle County Commissioners, the
Guide will be recorded in the public records of the Clerk and
Recorder of Eagle County, Colorado.
X. AMENDMENTS TO THE BEAVER CREEK PUD
A. Substantial Amendments No substantial
modification, removal or release of the provisions of the Beaver
Creek PUD shall be permitted except upon a finding by the Eagle
County Commissioners, following a public hearing called and held in
accordance with the provisions of Section 24- 67- 104(1)(e) C.R.S.
1973, as amended, that the modification, removal or release is
consistent with the efficient development and preservation of the
entire Beaver Creek PUD, does not affect in a substantially adverse
manner either the enjoyment of land abutting upon or across the
street from the Beaver Creek PUD or the public interest and is not
granted solely to confer a special benefit upon any person. For
purposes of meeting the public notice requirement established by
Section 24- 67- 104(1)(e), the term "adjoining land owners" shall
mean all owners of real property within the Beaver Creek PUD as
well as owners of land abutting upon or across the street from the
Beaver Creek PUD. Such owners shall be given written notice
delivered or mailed, first class, postage prepaid, at least 15 days
prior to either the Planning Commission or Board of County
Commissioners meeting at which such modification, removal or
release is considered; except that in the case of condominium
owners, notice may be given to the condominium owners association.
Each of the following shall be considered a
"substantial modification, removal or release" of the provisions of
the Beaver Creek PUD:
1. Any increase in the total number of Dwelling
Units or Commercial Space allowed within the Beaver Creek PUD;
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2. Any change in land use designations of any land
within the Beaver Creek PUD, except as provided in Article XI
hereof;
3. Any removal or release of any land from the
Beaver Creek PUD; or
4. Any other matter which the Eagle County
Commissioners determines is a "substantial modification, removal or
release ".
B. Other Amendments Any modification, removal or
release of provisions of the Beaver Creek PUD which is not a
"substantial modification, removal or release ", or which is not a
minor modification not requiring an amendment to the Beaver Creek
PUD as set forth in Article XI below, may be adopted after a public
hearing, written notice of which has been placed in a newspaper of
general circulation in Eagle County, Colorado, at least 10 days
prior to the Planning Commission meeting and at least 30 days prior
to the Eagle County Commissioners' meeting. Said notice shall
state the general nature of the proposed modification, removal or
release and the dates of both the Planning Commission and County
Commissioners hearing.
XI. MINOR MODIFICATIONS Subject to the provisions set
forth below, minor modifications in land use and in location,
setting, bulk of structures, height or character of buildings may
be authorized by the Eagle County Zoning Administrator without
requiring an amendment to the Beaver Creek PUD. Minor changes
which may be authorized by the Eagle County Zoning Administrator
include the following:
A. Change in land use of a parcel of property not to
exceed 10,000 square feet to conform to the land use of property
immediately adjacent to it, provided however, that the provisions
of this Article XI..A (a) shall not apply to property adjacent to
any parcel of property the land use of which has previously been
changed pursuant to the provisions of this Article XI.A and (b) the
net effect of which shall not eliminate an existing developed
recreational use.
B. Building encroachments outside Building Envelopes
(i) of non - habitable space such as roof overhangs, balconies,
service areas, porches, patios, carports and garages provided that
(a) view corridors of adjacent property owners are not
substantially impacted in an adverse manner and (b) that written
consent of the Beaver Creek Design Review Board has been obtained
for such encroachments, and (ii) of habitable space not to exceed
twelve inches.
C. Architectural features that exceed the maximum
Building Height limitation set forth in Article II hereof such as
chimneys and towers, not to exceed 15 feet from the highest point
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of the roof ridge of the structure, except for steeples for
churches or chapels which may not exceed 30 feet.
Any decision by the Eagle County Zoning Administrator may
be appealed in writing to the Eagle County Commissioners within 30
days after such decision.
XII. BUILDING ENVELOPE AMENDMENTS
Unless constituting a minor modification under Article XI
hereof, building encroachments outside Building Envelopes require
a Building Envelope Amendment. Property owners may amend Building
Envelopes by either of the following procedures:
A. Administrative Procedure The owner shall submit to
Eagle County Zoning Administrator (i) an Amended Plan prepared by
a licensed surveyor pursuant to Eagle County Land Use Regulations
showing both the old and the new building envelope and (ii) the
applicable Eagle County application fees; and (iii) the names,
mailing addresses and written approval to amend the Building
Envelope from all owners of any property abutting, directly across
the street from or within 75 feet of the property for which the
Building Envelope Amendment is requested.
If the foregoing requirements are met, the Eagle County
Zoning Administrator will submit the Amended 'Plat to the Eagle
County Commissioners for approval.
B. Public Meeting The owner shall submit to the Eagle
County Zoning Administrator (i) an Amended Plat prepared by a
licensed surveyor pursuant to Eagle County Land Use Regulations
showing both the old and the new Building Envelope and (ii) the
applicable Eagle County application fees. A public meeting of the
Eagle County Commissioners shall be held, notice of which has been
sent by first class mail at least 30 days prior to the Eagle County
Commissioners meeting to owners of property which has a boundary
line abutting, directly across the street from or within 75 feet of
the property for .which the Building Envelope amendment is
requested. Such notice shall state the general nature of the
public hearing and the date of the Eagle County Commissioners
hearing.
The Building Envelope Amendment will be approved by the
Eagle County Commissioners if the Eagle County Commissioners find
that the Building Envelope Amendment (i) does not substantially
impact in an adverse manner the view corridor of any property owner
to whom notice of the proposed Building Envelope Amendment has been
sent or (ii) is required by geologic or other hazard
considerations.
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XIII. OTHER PROVISIONS
A. Street Addresses VAI shall designate and assign
street addresses within the Beaver Creek PUD. The Eagle County
Department of Community Development shall be notified of all street
address assignments within 30 days of such assignment.
B. Subdivision of Property Subdivision of property
within the Beaver Creek PUD must be made in accordance with the
then current applicable Eagle County Land Use Regulations.
C. Signs Signs must conform to the then current
Comprehensive Sign Plan for Beaver Creek as approved by Eagle
County Department of Community Development.
D. Fees Application fees for reviews by Eagle County
shall be in accordance with the then current Eagle County fee
schedules.
Approved by the Board of County Commissioners of Eagle
County, Colorado on this day of 1994.
COUNTY OF EAGLE, STATE OF
COLORADO
ATTEST:
Johnnette Phillips, Chairman
Clerk of the Board of
County Commissioners
George Gates, Commissioner
James Johnson, Commissioner
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38.33 -110. 71me -shay definitions. As used in this section and section
38- 33.111. unless the context otherwise requires:
(1) (a) "Interval estate'* means a combination of:
(1) An estate for years terminating on a date certain. during which yem
title to a time share unit circulates among the interval owners in accordance
with a fixed schedule, vesting in each such interval owner in turn for a period
of time established by the said schedule, with the series thus esta
recurring annually until the arrival of the date certain; and
(11) A vested future interest in the same unit, consisting of an undivided
interest in the remainder in tee simple: the magnitude of the future interest
having been established by the time of the creation of the interval estate
either by the project instruments or by the deed conveying the interval estate.
The estate for years shall not be deemed to merge with the future interest,
® but neither the estate for years nor the future interest shall be conveyed or
encumbered separately from the other.
(b) "interval estate" also means an estate for years as described in
subparagraph (1) of paragraph (a) of this subsection (1) where the remainder
estate, as defined either by the project instruments or by the deed conveying
the interval estate, is retained by the developer or his successors in interest.
(2) "interval owner" means a person vested with legal title to an interval
estate.
(3) "Interval unit" means a unit the title to which is or is to be divided
into interval estates.
(4) "Project instruments means the declaration. the bylaws, and any
other set of restrictions or restrictive covenants, by whatever name denorni-
nated, which limit or restrict the use or occupancy of condominium traits.
"Project instruments" includes any lawful amendments to such instruments.
•'project instruments" does not include any ordinance or other public regula-
tion governing subdivisions, zoning, or other land use matters.
(S) '7me share estate" aseans either an interval estate or a time -span
estate.
(6) '•Time share owner" means a person vested with legal title to a time
share estate.
(7) 'Time share unit" means a unit the title to which is or is to be divided
either into interval estates or time -span estates.
(g) 'Time -span estate" means a combination of:
(a) An undivided interest in a present estate in fee simple in a unit, the
magnitude of the interest having been established by the time of the oration
of the time -span estate either by the project 'instruments or by the deed coo-
veying the time -span estate; and
(b) An exclusive right to possession and occupancy of the unit during an
annually recurring period of time defined and established by a recorded
schedule set forth or referred to in the deed conveying the time -span estate -
(9) "Time -span owner" means a person vested with legal title to a tirne-
span estate.
(10) 'Time -span unit" means a unit the title to which is or is to be divided
into time -span estates.
(I1) "Unit owner" means a person vested with legal title to a unit, and,
in the case of a time share unit, "unit owner" means all of the time share
owners of that unit. When an estate is subject to a deed of trust or a trust
deed, "unit owner" means the person entitled to beneficial enjoyment of the;
estate and not to any trustee or trustees holding title merely as security for
an obligation.
Source: L 77, p. 1716.4 1.
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