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Home My WebLink AboutMinutes 03/09/98 BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS EAGLE, COLORADO FORM 50 HOECKEt:S 387869 RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS Present George Gates Johnnette Phillips James E. Johnson Jr. MARCH 9, 1998 PUBLIC HEARING Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner James Hartmann County Administrator James Fritze County Attorney Sara Fisher Clerk to the Board GENERAL FUND AAAA SEPTIC PUMPING PORTA ACCA ADIRONDACK DIRECT AIR TOUCH CELLULAR ALlMED INCORPORATED ALLEN BLACK ALPINE ANIMAL HOSPITAL ALPINE GLASS & MIRROR ALPINE MEADOWS ANIMAL AMERICAN LOCKER SECURITY AMERICAN MONEY MANAGEMENT ANGELA WURTSMITH ANIMAL HOSPITAL OF VAIL APPRAISAL JOURNAL ASPEN APPRAISAL GROUP L TD AT&T AT & TWIRELESS SERVICES ATS AVON BEAVER CREEK TRANSIT AVON COMMERCIAL CENTER BATTLE MTN HIGH SCHOOL BEAUDIN GANZE CONSULTING BEN GALLOWAY M.D BERTHOD MOTORS BLUE LAKE OWNERS ASSN BOB BARKER COMPANY BOISCLAIR JAMES B BOSSOW RITA R BRADFORD PUBLISHING CO BRANNEY HILLYARD BARNHART BRC/HARRIS, INC BRENDA BOES BRIGADE QUARTERMASTERS LI BROWNING FERRIS IND BUCHHOLZ FAMILY BUDDIES PROGRAM, THE BUILDING INSPECTION C,A, HENSON & ASSOCIATES CAPITAL BUSINESS SYSTEMS CASTLE PEAK RIFLE & GUN CASTLE PEAK VETERINARY CCNA CCO AND ERA CCTI CENTER FOR CREATIVE CFEA CHAMPLAIN PLANNING PRESS CHEMATOX INC, CHESS CITY MARKET #34 CLEMSON UNIVERSITY CLERK EAGLE COUNTY COURT CLERK RECORDER EL JEBEL CLERK SUPREME COURT CO AVALANCHE CENTER CO BIG COUNTRY RESORT CO CAPITOL CONNECTION SERVICES SERVICES SUPPLIES SERVICES SUPPLIES REIMBURSEMENT SUPPLIES/SERVICES SUPPLIES/SERVICES SUPPLIES/SERVICES SUPPLIES SERVICES REIMBURSEMENT SERVICES SUPPLIES SERVICES SERVICES SERVICES SERVICES SERVICES SERVICES DONATION SERVICES SERVICES PARTS/SERVICES SERVICES SUPPLIES SERVICES REIMBURSEMENT SUPPLIES SERVICES SERVICES REIMBURSEMENT SUPPLIES SERVICES SERVICES SERVICES SERVICES SUPPLIES SUPPLIES SUPPLIES SUPPLIES/SERVICES SERVICES PAYROLL EXPD SERVICES SERVICES SERVICES SUPPLIES SERVICES SERVICES SUPPLIES/SERVICES SERVICES SERVICES SUPPLIES SERVICES GRANT SERVICES SERVICES 400,00 65,00 89,91 2,668,54 109,75 171,34 127,00 135.00 25,00 20,63 3,008,51 17,38 6,153,00 65,00 50,00 73,36 82,17 14,923.00 25,00 8,363,33 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ICBO ICBO EDUCATION COMMITTEE INSTY-PRINTS OF AVON INTERACT INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION J & J UNIFORM SHOP J A SEXAUER J WANDELL PRESS JAMES E JOHNSON JR. 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JAMES F COLLETT JAMES K HARTMANN JEFFERSON COUNTY SHERIFFS JEFFREY S GOLDMAN JODIE STEGGALL JOHNNETTE PHILLIPS JOHNNETTE PHILLIPS JONES MIKE KATHLEEN ROSS KELLEY BLUE BOOK KEN WILSON KING CAMPBELL, DDS KN ENERGY INC KRIS LULOFF LA QUINTA LAURA FAWCETT LAURIE ASMUSSEN LAW ENFORCEMENT RESOURCE LEARN KEY, INC, LEGACY COMMUNICATIONS INC LETN LIGHTNING SERVICES L1L JOHNS WATER TREATMENT LITTLE JOHN'S EQUIPMENT C LK SURVEY INSTRUMENTS M EDWARD BURNS MACHOL&JOHANNES MANE STREET REIMBURSEMENT PARTS/SUPPLIES SUPPLIES SUPPLIES REIMBURSEMENT REIMBURSEMENT SERVICES SERVICES SUPPLIES SUPPLIES SUPPLIES SUPPLIES SUPPLIES SERVICES SUPPLIES EMPLOYEE BENEFIT REIMBURSEMENT FURNITURE SERVICES SUPPLIES SERVICES SUPPLIES/SERVICES SERVICES REIMBURSEMENT SERVICES SERVICES SERVICES SUPPLIES SERVICES SERVICES SERVICES SUPPLIES/SERVICES SERVICES SUPPLIES/SERVICES SERVICES SERVICES SERVICES SUPPLIES/SERVICES SUPPLIES/SERVICES SUPPLIES/SERVICES REIMBURSEMENT TRAVEL ADVANCE REBATE REIMBURSEMENT SERVICES SERVICES SERVICES REIMBURSEMENT TRAVEL ADVANCE SUPPLIES REIMBURSEMENT SUPPLIES SERVICES SERVICES SERVICES REIMBURSEMENT SERVICES REIMBURSEMENT REIMBURSEMENT SERVICES SERVICES SUPPLIES/SERVICES SERVICES SUPPLIES/SERVICES SUPPLIES/SERVICES SERVICES SUPPLIES SERVICES SERVICES SUPPLIES 593,90 70,88 89,90 77,73 191.67 180,27 151,16 206,00 15,00 50,00 444.44 60.00 43,90 21,00 16,00 90,636.22 54,15 1,688,20 50,00 76,00 3,600.00 203,25 395,00 36,00 19,723,64 1,207,86 130,00 50,00 95,00 45,00 150,00 1,480,85 910,00 97,54 850.50 270,00 100,00 769,85 739,50 670,55 1,045,87 100,00 96,58 100,00 46,68 18,18 38,68 458,87 300,00 510,00 311 ,22 54,00 100,00 249,00 8,966,87 434,99 248.40 18.40 210,92 290.00 74,95 160,00 776,00 351.43 505.00 70,00 258,36 12.41 41,32 15,00 v9'OOt 9~'S9 OO'OVV O~'C 06'lB 00'9 lC' ~ ~ C 09'6v~ 19'669 OO'OS ~'~ 9C'9v6'0 ~ ~l'9ll 00'9ll 00'000'9 lO'S~ C9'lC9' ~ OC'OC S~'H~ OO'OV~ Ol'9 00'09 99'9v ~S'lvl' ~ Ol' ~C9' ~ 9l'S~ OO'Ol lS'lv ~ 09'lH Ol'6lS'l 00'99 OO'lS ~6'6~9 OO'SC ~ OO'OOl 00'9ll'0~ OO'OC OO'SC ~ ~ ~ '9 ~ V OO'Sl ~ OV'9SV 9v'9 ~ ~ OO'VOV 9l'09 ~6'OC 00'09 OO'Ovl'C 06'v~ 00'6v~ CO'6C OO'SO ~ vl'OOl'06~ SC'9~V'9S v9'906' ~ ~ L~'9l9'~ 06'S~ vS'll OO'OSL'~ 09'6L 00'096 00'9ll 9l'6 00'9C 00'9L OO'OOO'O~ 99'vl ~ Ol'Bvv' ~ L6'vL 09'96 9C'~9 96'lO~ S3::>IA~3S .lN3~3S~nS~13~ S3::>IA~3S S3::>IA~3S S31lddnS aNn::l3~ S31lddnS S3::>IA~3S/S3IlddnS S3::>IA~3S S3::>IA~3S S3::>IA~3S S31lddnS S3::>IA~3S S31lddnS S31lddnS S3::>IA~3S/S3IlddnS S3::>IA~3S/S3IlddnS S3::>IA~3S/S3IlddnS S3::>IA~3S S3::>IA~3S .lN3~3S~nS~13~ S31lddnS S31lddnS S31lddnS S3::>IA~3S S3::>IA~3S S3::>IA~3S S31lddnS S31lddnS S3::>IA~3S aNn::l3~ S3::>IA~3S/S3IlddnS S3::>IA~3S .lN3~S~3S~13~ S3::>IA~3S S3::>IA~3S S3::>IA~3S S31lddnS S31lddnS S31lddnS S31lddnS S3::>IA~3S S31lddnS S31lddnS S3::>IA~3S S3::>IA~3S S3::>IA~3S S3::>IA~3S S3::>IA~3S S31lddnS adX3110HA'v'd .lN3~3S~nS~13~ S3::>IA~3S/S3IlddnS S31lddnS .lN3~3S~nS~13~ .lN3~3S}3nS~13}3 S3::>IA~3S S31lddnS S3::>IA~3S S3::>IA}33S S3::>IA~3S .lN3~3S~nS~13~ S3::>IA~3S S3::>IA}33S S31lddnS S3::>IA~3S .lN3~3S~nS~13~ S31lddnS .lN3~3S~nS~13~ S31lddnS A 'v'aNnS >l~O::l ~NI}3'v'O}3 ~3>l}3'v'd 'v'aNOH~ A. 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OFFICE SUPPLY SCHEUDLESOFT CORPORATION SCULL YS ART OFFICE AND SEARS SECRETARY OF STATE SERVICEMASTER OF VAIL SHARON SMITH SINTON DAIRY COMPANY SKYLINE SIX AREA AGENCY SMITHKLlNE BEECHAM SNOWHITE LINEN SPRINGFIELD ANIMAL STARBUCK SURVEYORS & ENGI STEVEN J GOLDSTEIN STEVEN M HOLLND STRAWBERRY PATCH STUDY FRIENDS STUVER AND GEORGE SUMMIT COUNTY ANIMAL CO NT SUMMIT LUMBER SUN BADGE COMPANY SUSPENSE FUND TAKE AIM MARKETING TED ARCHIBEQUE TELEVUE SERVICE COMPANY TERRY ROUNDS THOMAS E JENKINS THOMPSON PUBLISHING GROUP TIMEMARK INC TOM DEVEREAUX TOWN OF EAGLE TRI COUNTY FIRE TRISH FOSTER TUXALL UNIFORM COMPANY UGC CONSULTING UNITED PARCEL SERVICE UNITED REPROGRAPHIC UNIVERSAL LIGHTING UNIVERSITY OF NORTH TEXAS URBAN AND REGIONAL US WEST CELLULAR US WEST COMMUNICATIONS VAIL ANESTHESIA ASSOC VAIL ELECTRONICS VAIL LOCK AND KEY VAIL TRAIL THE VAIL VALLEY MEDICAL CENTR VAIL VALLEY TIMES VAILNET INC VALLEY JOURNAL VALLEY LUMBER VALLEY SIGNS VALLEY VIEW HOSPITAL VIKING OFFICE PRODUCTS WALMART /AVON WALMART /GLENWOOD WAYNE CASH WEAR GUARD CORPORATION WENDY BOGNER WESTERN PAGING WINGS OF EAGLE TRAVEL & WOOD ASSOCIATES INC WRAP FUND SERVICES SUPPLIES SERVICES SERVICES SUPPLIES REIMBURSEMENT SERVICES SUPPLIES SERVICES SUPPLIES SUPPLIES SERVICES SERVICES REIMBURSEMENT SUPPLIES SERVICES SUPPLIES SUPPLIES/SERVICES SUPPLIES SERVICES SERVICES SERVICES SUPPLIES SERVICES SERVICES SERVICES SUPPLIES SUPPLIES PAYROLL EXPO SERVICES REIMBURSEMENT SUPPLIES REIMBURSEMENT REIMBURSEMENT SUPPLIES SUPPLIES REIMBURSEMENT SERVICES SERVICES SERVICES SUPPLIES SERVICES SERVICES SERVICES SUPPLIES SERVICES SERVICES SERVICES SERVICES SERVICES SERVICES PARTS/SERVICES SERVICES SERVICES SUPPLIES SERVICES SUPPLIES SUPPLIES SUPPLIES SERVICES SUPPLIES SUPPLIES SUPPLIES REIMBURSEMENT SUPPLIES REIMBURSEMENT SERVICES SERVICES SUPPLIES SUBSIDY 750.00 388,00 150,00 1 03.46 259,15 735,86 48.00 99,31 2,996,25 1,116,29 148.42 10,00 18,740,11 92.05 531,78 1,043,00 1,219,50 126,03 36,00 50,00 31,20 6,20 134,78 1,134,00 40,12 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S!S!l~ A:JU;;lSl;}lU;} BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS EAGLE, COLORADO RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS FORM 50 HOECKEt:S 387869 Commissioner Gates moved to approve item L. Commissioner Phillips asked for clarification and seconded the motion, The vote was declared unanimous, Chairman Johnson stated he has voted no on later hours previously, Plat & Resolution Signing Scot Hunn, Planner, presented the following resolutions for the Board's consideration: Resolution 98-34, ZS-00002. Blue Lake Community Center Special Use Permit, He stated this was a resolution to approve a Special Use Permit for Lot 4 of Blue Lake Subdivision, Filing No, 3, for the Blue Lake Community Center Office Building for Professional offices, including government offices such as for the County court and clerks. The Board considered this file on December 17, 1996, Commissioner Phillips moved to approve Resolution 98-34, file number ZS-00002, Blue Lake Community Center Special Use Permit. Commissioner Gates seconded the motion, The vote was declared unanimous, Final Settlement, Hyder Construction Company Jim Fritze, Attorney's Office, presented final settlement for Hyder Construction Company, for the old courthouse renovation. He asked it be tabled to March 30, 1998, Commissioner Gates moved to table final settlement for Hyder Construction Company, for the old courthouse renovation, Commissioner Phillips seconded the motion. The vote was declared unanimous, PDS-00009, Adams Rib Residential Golf Community Paul Clarkson, Senior Planner, presented file number PDS-00009, Adams Rib Residential Golf Community, He stated this was a request for approval of a residential golf community, 1,569 acres, 1,320 dwelling units, 125 square feet of commercial. Chairman Johnson asked some procedural questions. He suggested if it is going to take more than one meeting that they set another date for the second half of this application, He suggested if it is going to take longer that they set a finish time for tonight of 10:00 p,m.. Terrill Knight, Knight Planning, suggested their presentation will take approximately one and one half hours, Chairman Johnson stated they will take a break at 7:30 p,m, and then see how public comment is proceeding. Mr. Clarkson stated his portion will take approximately twenty minutes. Chairman Johnson asked those who wish to speak to sign up, Fred Kummer, President ofHBE and Adam's Rib Development stated there has been much confusion with the size ofthis development. He stated it covers a large piece of property of 1,569 acres with 1,360 units, 1,270 single family housing units, 50 caretaker homes and a 120 room hotel for a density of ,87, He stated putting this in perspective, he showed a map of Arrowhead and Singletree, comparing the density and size, He also showed a map of Eagle-Vail comparing the acreage and density, He stated the project they are proposing is a simple one, Encompassed in the project is 80 acres that will go to the school, the recreation district, fire and ambulance, He stated they have met with the school district who would like about 25 acres, They are proposing a par three golf course to be managed by the Recreation District. The Eagle County Land Use Regulations would require 19 acres to be contributed in this development so they are above that by 61 acres, The Eagle area plan puts something between 1,700 and 2,000 units, They are roughly 2/3 ofthe total number of housing units, 2/3 consumes only 2/3 of the water, creates only 2/3 of the traffic and air pollution, Stream flow is impacted less as is open space, This is a project that was made for PUD but does require an expansive opportunity, It will not be developed instantaneously, He explained they have developed this project differently than Singletree, They are developing this with residential pods, one at a time. He stated they believe this is a well thought out plan with less density. He thinks this will be a positive project with low impact, He stated they will have two eighteen hole golf courses, two p;;lsodold SS;;l:JOld ;}ql U! pUB SS;}I AJqUl;;lP!SUO:J S! 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The plan does not propose to put development uniformly across the property, The reason for the PUD is to respect the land use numbers and the wildlife, As directed by the area plan, a balance was proposed to integrate recreational activities, including parks and golf courses so as not to negatively impact wildlife, Mr. Knight stated they have addressed the density issue and they encouraged the Board to read the master plan to validate their numbers, They were not the maximums but what fits on the land. They have taken into account the myriad of issues to create areas that are no build lines were building won't occur, They wanted to make sure the proper amount of amenities are in place. He spoke to the issue of wildlife and introduced Dr, Allen Crockett with Schafer & Associates, Mr. Crockett stated he feels very good about the wildlife aspects of the plan, He introduced exhibit J, the vegetation map showing the pasture and the native habitats, He explained the winter range. Exhibit K is the wildlife map showing the areas of sage brush and the winter range area, He stated it shows 215 acres of deer and elk winter range. He explained the other habitats. He stated the corner stone of the plan is avoidance, He stated he looks at the overall picture and sometimes it is necessary to put development in areas with natural species, About 35 acres overlap with development areas, That includes golf course, portions oflots that won't be developed, He stated they have dropped the sporting clays part of the proposal. He stated this project won't fragment the habitat that is there, He spoke of his meetings with Bill Heicher. He believes what they have is a plan that is very good with the golf course being pasture and the native land being used. The lots that are outside the building envelopes will be enhanced through mitigation money, Mr. Knight pointed out the issue about the fringe area rather than it being the center of habitat. He stated almost all the property to the north and south is BLM land and does blend into the surrounding properties, He stated additionally the area has been grazed and used for years, He stated the riparian habitat will be enhanced, Mr, Knight stated Mr. Ferguson from Holland & Hart was unable to be here, He stated they have presented information in that regard. He spoke to the charts included in the blue book dated January 14, there is a section on water called Water Consumption. He stated it shows the depletions after development are less than prior to development using less diversion than agriculture. He stated the property has historically be irrigated and used as hay land, He spoke to the memorandum that is labeled Adam's Rib Water Rights issues in the same book following the chart, He explained the memo and what it addresses, He read the memo into the record. He stated there will be a dual system, domestic being one system and irrigation being a second system using raw water. That is a goal of many communities to reduce costs. Mr. Knight showed exhibit L, which showed the road system, He explained the road and where the road will be abandoned and the new road put in, He showed where it crosses the Jones property into West Eagle, They have proposed roadways through the project and to the intersection with the existing road, They have completed an agreement with exchange of properties. He showed that on the larger map, They feel that was a significant improvement and they are working cooperatively with their neighbors, They feel comfortable with the road and the limited number of access points, He spoke to the interior circulation pattern and the improvements to the intersections, They are concerned and want to avoid problems such as in Eagle Vail. They believe they are planning for good circulation, Mr. Knight spoke of the density charts and the comparisons, He spoke to exhibit M and the affordable housing, He compared it to Eagle Vail and though not affordable the density is to be considered, Exhibit N shows the affordable area of Adman's Rib ranch and a portion of Berry Creek. Exhibit 0 compared the Terrace and the comparisons which are close in lot size. Exhibit P shows Eagle Vail and compares it to their General Areas. Chairman Johnson asked about an Eagle Vail resident selling their home and buying at Adam's Rib, Mr. Knight compared their general area to Singletree in exhibit Q. He showed exhibit R and the comparison of Arrowhead and the general golf community, He showed the Greens project at Arrowhead and the comparison and then the Aspen Glen, exhibit T, and one ofthe areas they have used as a model. 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The intent is to recognize the clustering, The Engineering Department has identified areas on the north side of the property as fire and habitat concerns, The affordable housing component is questionable and has been better explained by David Carter. He is suggesting there isn't enough affordable housing being proposed and it should not be as segregated from the rest ofthe project. The applicant has shown a nice project that is self contained, The idea is to fit a development within an existing community, The way they are proposing it is not addressing the greater community as a whole, Staffhas suggested eliminating the public nine hole golf course as the lot sizes would be about 6,000 square feet. They will be 8,500 square feet on average which will work. When all is said and done, the Eagle area will be looking at five golf courses and the Eagle area has suggested they don't want this to become a second home resort, It is hard to dismiss this as not being a resort as it has a hotel, though it may not be large, it is a hotel. It is expected that 60% will be local homeowners though the application stated 60 - 70% second home owners. Can they restrict who they sell to, He stated he thinks that the proposal is showing that it doesn't really know what the ultimate is, Aspen Glen is a gated community and he questions the secondary home ownership, That is determined by where the tax bills are sent. How do you know how many are second homeowners. The Eagle Area Community Plan and the Master Plan speak strongly to resort development. The golf course parcel south of this suggests the applicant applying for additional resort plans should be able to demonstrate they are needed, Also there are concerns with the broader community and the ripple effects. Most of what we see in and around Eagle is not a direct result of different development proposals but a result of the indirect impacts, The requirements for public services require people to provide the services, house to houses those providing the services, people to build the development and services to be provided to them, It can go on infinitum. They get responses from referral agencies, school land dedications, minimum requirements, They are proposing to give 25 acres to the school district but its time to consider they may not be getting enough as a result of the ripple effects, Perhaps independent analysis of the school requirements, public service and safety requirements is needed, They haven't really heard from the Recreation District but initially the application proposes to give it to some pubic entity. There will be services the County provides, day care, library services, public health, etc that should be better spoken to. These are the main issues staffhas identified and they all point back to concerns raised by the master plans, Staff has recommended approval with some severe conditions, Condition #1 especially, As a result of the Planning Commission meeting there are some 33 conditions. The Planning Commission eliminated many of staff s conditions if not modified most of them, Most of the construction of this development can draw from the existing construction work force, He questions that as not being likely. Many are coming from out of state and the growth rate is not in keeping with the number of jobs, Perhaps the applicant could consider providing for housing of the work force or a portion of it, Another item staff sees is that the master plan addresses water and sewage. If public services are going to be provided by the developer it is suggested that some mitigation be given to public lands. David Carter spoke to the conditions starting with Affordable Housing, He acknowledged the work of the County Commissioners for affordable housing and the draft housing plan, He complimented Randy Cloid and Charlie Wick who met with him in discussing some of the important issues in this regard, He stated providing enough housing is a hard problem to solve, He is going to suggest a solution to Adam's Rib that is a simple solution but hard to take, He referred to an overhead and the initial concept oftheir being a giving to the project, The specific steps proposed is 20% of units reserved for local residents. This housing needs to meet the definition in the Housing Plan dispersed through the development, and a voluntary 2% real estate transfer fee, 72% assessment of gross receipts, plus adequate deed restrictions. He spoke to the zoning, He stated the draft housing calls for a percentage to be set aside for local units, He spoke to the residential aspect for this project. The twenty percent would be one out of five units, The purpose is defining affordable housing by setting up three categories, A problem in this County is a tough combination of low wages and high cost of housing, Eagle County is considerably less than the states national wage being about 85%, The low wages and the jobs to be developed will be low wage jobs. They start out with a low average wage which gets to be a challenge for affording housing, He showed the labor force growth over the population growth. The labor force outside of Eagle County has continued to increase, This has been an issue that the Rural Resort Region has been working on, He spoke to the draft housing plan and the three pillars being the business community, development community and the general public, Mr, Carter stated one of the recommendations is to disburse the housing throughout the community. 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Mr, Rulon suggested a factor is also with a number of women working as well. Mr. Carter stated that was happening in 1990 with 90% ofthe adults working, Mr, Rulon suggested the number of people working under 17 is also a consideration. Jody O'Connel, area resident, asked if the wages were 1990 statistics. Mr. Carter stated it is 1996 data, Ms, O'Connel spoke to the hospitality industry and the upper management incomes, Chairman Johnson suggested the dishwashers and maids are a much larger number, Ms, O'Connell suggested management is substantially higher, Mr, Carter responded the average is what is reported, Merrill Hastings, area resident, asked if they can blend people of different incomes can they mix housing types without the upper end depreciating, He asked if that will sustain the upper end market, Mr. Carter stated this is a good point and that having relatively inexpensive housing next to a trophy home will somewhat hold down the value of the upper real estate, Larry Benway, Edwards resident, suggested they are on the verge of creating a social experiment and asked what will happen to the local contractor who has limited himself to developing a five plex in Wildridge, He asked if one of those units will be an affordable housing unit. He stated that will be a question for the community, He suggested it is a policy question of the community and the elected officials, He suggested they need to proceed quite cautiously and asked if 20% of Cordillera will be affordable housing. Stewart Warren questioned the income listed on the graphs, He asked how many are transient workers opposed to those who live here, He suggested many of those are transient workers who have no intention of living here. Mr. Carter stated they do have data on transient workers being more seasonal. He stated the wage will enter into the data, Mr. Warren asked what percentage ofthe workers are transient workers, Mr. Carter questioned what is transient suggesting those are seasonal. He stated a number of the people that fill those categories are seasonal but he suggested the data does not dip during the winter, The average wage tends to be steady throughout the year, Chairman Johnson suggested Mr. Carter bring that data forward in the next session as well, Dwight Martins, area resident, stated he is in favor of this project but stated his next door neighbor last year threatened to sue him as his house is substandard to his, Bruce Carry asked ifhe is to buy a home in the neighborhood of $500,000 to $600,00 would that be considered a local home. Mr. Carter suggested a local would be defined by a home in the range of $250,000, Mr. Carry asked about absentee ownership and the ripple effect. He questioned an empty house placing an impact on schools when there would be no impact on water, schools, highways, etc, Mr. Carter stated if there was a whole County of second homes and people living elsewhere, it could be a good thing, It is a policy decision for the community and the Board of County Commissioners, Chairman Johnson asked if there is another date this can be moved to, Pete Feistman stated what is being proposed is a 1100% upzoning, Chairman Johnson asked Mr. Kummer is the 30th is possible, Mr. Kummer stated they would like it sooner than that. The next meeting is scheduled for 6:00 on March 17th. Suzie Kincade, Eagle resident, stated she was hoping to stand up and offer her full support of the project and believes that one day she can, She spoke to discussion of the bar being lowered on this development and she feels it should be lowered on all new projects. She suggested we need to take care of the infrastructure first. 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Mr, Turgeon went on to say this is a development and it is a PUD which should regulate any development that could possibly happen, Free market runs this Country and if a developer thinks a project should work, it will work. He spoke to the project in Dotsero and the regulations and stipulations, He stated he wished he could be here at the next meeting to point some more fingers, He suggested the Chairman was pointing out people who would speak in opposition to this, Chairman Johnson suggested he was not pointing at people specifically. He agreed with the need for regulations, Mr. Turgeon stated this is not the time to do it and that a moratorium is out ofthe regulations. John Swanson, a limited partner ofEby Creek and a resident for 15 years, said he learned a lot about local housing. Mr. Swanson spoke to the changing lines and the different plans and the non-compliance of the master plans, He stated as far as this County not wanting to be a destination resort, we should not have built the airport, He would like to see the project move forward and the density restored. He spoke to the water rights, the property, and the excellent planners, He spoke to the positive aspects of Adam's Rib and their good intentions, Iftheyare committed to sell lots at $40,000, this will go away if reduced by 20%, A single family lot at Eby Creek is now $85,000. He spoke to the Concerned Citizens and their desire to turn their project over to them. He said Mr, Kummer is mitigating the concerns of wildlife, Tom Burke, a resident for 25 years, suggested that it depends on how long you've been here determines how you feel about growth. He spoke to Mr. Kummer's givings such as giving away the ski area, density, gated communities. He asks what other developers have given, He votes for approval. Bud Nichol, a golfer since 7, stated he is not new to the valley and not new to Colorado, They retired here nine years ago and settled in Edwards, He stated he has made his contribution to Eagle County over the years, He suggested there are so many counties in Colorado who would love to have what is being presented here, He suggested this is well planned growth, He stated they will look back on this project in the future and say look what they've done, He suggested the golf course will bring, other than an economic value, a clean good looking surrounding, The plans to this project are a real plus to Eagle putting Eagle, not Eagle County on the map. He stated he has friends who live here, There will be growth to the community such as what Edwards has experienced, He stated this end of the ranch needs a well, good planned community. This is not a present plan, but a future plan, He stated they were invited to play at Aspen Glen and suggested it is a gorgeous community. Del Dyck, a Gypsum homeowner, stated he was shocked by the Chairman not paying attention during the presentation this evening. He stated he believes this to be an asset to the community, He stated he has worked in most of the developments in the valley. He stated he enjoys Brush Creek and he doesn't see anything in this plan that will deter from the beauty. He appreciates the years, the time, the effort of one manys charge, He respects him for that. He thinks he has something here that the community will enjoy and be a part of. He stated it does take a lot of money to live here and he works three jobs, Chairman Johnson asked Del what he does, Mr. Dyck stated he is a custodian, a construction manager and does construction on the side, Chairman Johnson asked who Ms. Dyck works for. Mr. Dyck responded she works for HBE, Glen Miller stated the Eagle Area Plan is not the consensus of the community. He feels this is a very viable plan by a conscientious developer to get the job done, It is an opportunity for this Board to work with Adam's Rib, He suggested it is a major item and they are talking about moving houses around on a piece of property, He suggested it would be viable project. Stewart Warren said he takes issue with some ofthe language with the master plan and showing the need for a resort, He suggested that is an oxy moron and a difficult thing for anyone to prove. He stated people come to a resort to spend disposable income, Recreation is an industry. Chairman Johnson stated they will be closing this meeting this evening and continuing to March 17, 1998, 6:00 p,m, Mr, Kummer suggested between now and the next meeting they do a site visit. Chairman Johnson stated they would need to schedule this at the next meeting. 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