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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1.0 Applicationoo SKETCH PLAN MOUNTAIN MEADOWS )WNER: MRS. ANNELIESE ALLEN ENGINEER: SCHMUESER & ASSOC. ATTORNEY: SCHENK, KERST & DeWINTER II I I I t t t I t t I I T I t I I I T I sh SCHMUESER & ASSOCIATES, INC. TABI,E OP COI.ITET]TS LETTER OF APPLICATIOTJ DISCLOSURE OF' OW}.IERSHIP VICIIIITY MAP DESIGTI CONCEPT ENGINEERING REPORT SOILS REPORT I I I TI rl II II rl II rl II rl :l!l II rl :l oI F- oo LETTER OF APPLICATI I I T I T T I T T t I T T I I o S( JOHN R SCHENK DAN KERST WILLIAM J I)l:WINTER. III rilt)NI(, I(nt<sr' & I)H\\/rN.t.Btr ATTORNEYS AT LAW SUITE 20I. A17 COLORADO AVENTJE ( ; l,llN l\'(X)l) sil'tl l.\(;S, ('( )1,( )l{r\IX) I I 80 t 1'3031 945.2447 December 12, I983 Board of County Commissi.oners GarfielC County, Colorado 201 Eighth Streer Clenwood Sprlngs, CO 8160I Gentlemen: I have examined title to the real estate which is included in theproposed subdivision and find that said title is vested in Anneliese K. Allen,subject to the following: (1) U.S. Patent Reservations recorded in Book L2 at Page 4g8 asReception No. 2L315 and in Book 73 at page 176 as Receprion No. 94774. (2) The following easements anct rights of way: (a) Easement and right of way for underground electrj-c power purpose$ granted to llo] y Cro.ss; Illectric as recorded in Book 417 at Page537 as Reception No. ,1,49207. (b) EasemenL:rud right of way wate-r- system as described in Book'248823. (c) Easement and right of way line of the subject property. used in connectlon wlth ttre domestic 416 at Page 505 as Receptlon No. for tlie County l(oad along the eastern (3) An agreement relating to water from Ehe East Mesa Ditch as set forthin Book 414 at Page 116 as Receprion No. 267669. (4) Restrictions contiiined in an instrument recorded 1n Book 474 at page I21' as Reception No. 267671. (5) Deed of trust securing the at Page 550 as Reception No. 276893 Lot t3) . I (6) Declaration of Covenants irrrd Festrictiorrs recorded in Book 544 atI'age 149 as Reception No. 301853. (7) Terms anci condltions of an Agrecnrent recordecl in Book 544 at page i55 as Reception No. 301854 (affecrs Lot B only). Ilank of Olenwood as recorded in Book 493 (encuml-,r:rs approximate area of proposed I t t I t Bcrard of County Commissioners December 1.2 , 1983 I Page -2- I (S) Terms and conditions of au Agreement recorded in Book 554 at pager 642 as Reception No. 306879 (affects Lot B only). I Very rruly yours, .IOHN R. SCHENK I JRS: clh T I T I I t I T I I I T t T I I I T T I I T T I T I t I I T T I o S( JOHN R SCIlENK DAN KERST WILLIAM J TTEWINTER, III tII I,lN I{. l{t,lIls'1. & I)Flrl\r t lr-.I.IrlIt ATTORNEYS AT LAW SUITE 2OI, I]I7 COLORADO AVENUE (; l,l)N\\'( )()l) sl'tiI :i(;s. ( ()1,()l(r\I x) H ItioI (303) 945,2447 December 12, 1983 Garflelcl Corrnty Commissioners 201 Elghth Street Glenwood Sprlngs, CO 81601 Gertlemen: This lctter of application is subrnittecl with the sketch plan of tfieMountain Meadow Subdlvlslon proposed by Anneleise K. Al1en of Carbondale,Colorado. !1rs. Al1en has retairred Schmueser & Associates as englneers andplanners and this fj-rnr as attornevs to assist her ln the processi.ng of theproposed plan through the Subdivision Regulations for Garfleld County. Yourtlloughtful consideration oI the ;rppllcation j-s sincerely appreciated. Verl' truly yours, .IOH}.I- R. SCHENK lRIi: c1h oo VICINITY tI ot I I I T I T I I T I o VICINITY MAP T I I t I I T I \i. o \r I ' ."_ a i.' ;,,!,j' ', ,. l: i" ' ; I I ! 'tl\ \--- , 17_/ ' l'tt rlqe , '- ,'.,i1 10 r ,,'r,,.,i1 10 | .i1, i il-l/1, I i' l'. ,ot:/ll I I i (- /u", t') .)'lr il ,1] Co DESIGhI CON( T T T T I T ! T t I T T T T T t I T I DESIGN CONCEPT TIIE SITE: the site of the proposed Mountain Meadows srbdivision is loca-ted on the west side of the Dinkle take Road (county bad 11,l )approximately one mile frcnr Hiqhway 133 near carlcordare. Ttreparcel is approximately r7.8 acres in size and consists of nederatery rollirq terrain with slopes in the 2* to 6t rarqe.Ihe site is currently irrigated farm land" THE DEVEII)FIIIEI\TI the proposal is to develop eight singre faniry tots. rhe rotsare to be a minimun of tr,,o acres in size wtrich is in confor-manc€ with the eurrent A/R/PD zoning. Access to the devel0p-ment will be frcrn the Dinkle Lake Road. liater senrice will be provided by a crentrar water system utiri-zinq a drille<l werr or wells as necessary. sewer sewice is tobe prorride<l by individual septic systerns.- water and seroer ser-vice is discussed in qreater detail in the Ergineerirg Report. Protective covenants wilr be written to assure guality development of- the. property and will be ccnrprernentaqr with the cot e-nants of adjacent properties. SCHMUESER & ASSOCIATE', 'N'. fr oo ENGINEERING RI I I I I T I T I I T I T t T T I t I I M0I\ITAIN MEADOWS PRELIMINAFIT UTILITT PI,AN Introdtr*,tan the purpose of this report is to present the prelirninary design cri-teria arrt preliminary design concepts to be used in the develognent ofthe Mountain Meadows suMivision. upon review ard appror.ral by thereview ageneies, the information presented in this ieport witt betranslated into design docunents for further review ard processirg. The design criteria for the prroposed sr:Mivision is as follons: 1. Site Develognent E. hpulation Distribution I single family lots 0 3.5 persons = 28 persons. 2. lfater Utility a. Dcrnestic Reguirements (i) Per capita flows Average daY = 100 gpcld Maximum day = 3.0 x average day or 300 qDc/d Peak hour = 5.0 x average day or 500 qpc/d ( ii) Supply requirements Average day = 100 qpc/d x 28 = 21800 qpd. Maximum day = 300 qpc,/d x 28 = 81400 gpd = 6 gpn Peak hour = 500 qq/d x 28 = 14,000 9pd = 10 gpn b. frrigation Requirenrents (i ) Ttre property is currently senred by an urdergrourxtpressure irrigation system. AlI outside water usewill be frqn this systern. Each lot will be prurid- ed with access to the system for 1awn irrigationpurlDses. Because the system no$, sera/es the areaprotrns<l for develognent, no additional hydraulic capacity is anticipatd. SCHMUESER & ASSOCIATE', 'N". fr T I I T t T t I T T I I T T t I T T T 3. lfastewater Utility El. Individual systerns wiII be utilized. tlater Eifity a. Existinq facilities There is an existirg drilred werr wtrich ser:ves the trpexistirg single fanily lots adjacent to ttre sr-rbdivision ard inaddition an existirg sirgle faniry unit on rot g. rtredistribution systern consists of a sdxnersibre pwrp, cqmrcn lxessure tank ard small dianeter lines to ttre three users.Itris system witl remain in sewice as is. b. hoposed facilities A new well wilr be drilled. rtre new roerr will be used tosenrice the dcnrestic needs of the proposed 8 lot suMivision. Fire protection is prolnsed to be parovided by the placenrent ofa cistern within the sulcdivision. Ttre sizirg, Iocation arddesign features of the cistern wirl be based on thereguirernents of the Carborxlale ard RrraL Fire ProtectiqrDistrict reguirements. Ttre distribution systen within ast-tlcdivision will oonsist of a main 3 inch dianeter line tosenrice all of the lots. Senrice lines will be installed tothe front property lines of each lot. nastmter Util.ittes rndividuaL sehrage disposal systans (rsDs) wirl be used for wastewater disposal. Ttre systens will be constructed by theirdividual lot chrner at the tirne of the construction oi thehousing units. rt is anticipated that a starrlard septictark/Ieachfield system wiII be utitized for the ISDS. In the event that it is determined that geologic corditions will rptallo^r this tlpe of disposal system, then erqineered systenrswiII be required for each lot. Itsainqe Drainqe wirr be directed generarry southeasterly tonorthroesterry across the project. Beeause of the size of theproject and the nr:mber of units, the increase in rurpff fronthe site will be minimal. In the event ttrat it is determined SCHMUESER & ASSOCIATES, INC. Th n\ .,r n\- ,/ I I I I T T I I T T I t I I I T T T ! that detention/retention facilities may be required for thedevelopnent, then they r,vould be rocated adiacent to rot 5 inthe western portions of the develognent. Ttre existirg drainagepatterns alorrg the county Road wirl not be disturbed as aresult of the oonstruction of this devlognent. Acress Aceess to the sr:Mivision will be directly fron ttre Dinkle IakeRoad- Dinkle Iake bal is a hard surface roadway wtrich in turnprovides access to the state Hiqhway gystem on Highway 133,just south of the city limits or clrtonaate. m; inleriorroadway will be built to county standards as it relates toriqht-of-way width and c,onstruction details. llisellasrs Utilities Erectric and telephone utilities are adjacent to the prqertywithin the existirg county Road right-of:way. rhese uilitieswill be exterded to tfre proiect ard their distribution netvorkwithin the subdivision will be placed underqrourd. There isno intention at the present tirne to exterd eittrer cabletelevision or gas utilities to the site. m,efininary Arrstnr*ian Oost Bstinates Ihe deve'loper pro1Dses to finance the pr-rlclic imprrvanents onthe project throuqh a financial package based on personalcollateral. Ttre details of the financing have not beenfinalized at this point in time. Ttre pa:ojected cost for thepublic imprwernents are as follows: 1. Water Utility - $39,300 2. Sewer Utility - N/A 3. bd ard Drainage Irprovements - $31rO0O 4. Itelephone - $5,500 5. Electric - g1 1 1500 Respectfully sr:lomitted, SCFIVIUESM. & ASSOCIATES ! .,-..) Gordon, P.E. SCHMUESER & ASSOCIATE', '*". h oo S SOILS REPORT T I I T I I I T I T I I I T I I I T I PRELIMINARY DATA SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE .T l(ap llnlt 1Js. 4l)C SOIL CII,AMCf,ERISTICS ,' Depth to Bedrock !Texture i Surface :Subsoll : Substratuu : Unlf led/MSIIO Claeslflcatlon : Permeablllty (bclow 2 feet) : Percent Coarse Fragmente (Bravel, cobble, stone) : So11 Reactlon (pll) : Shrlnk-Swell Potentlal :Potentlal Froet Actlon(eurface) : Flood Hazard 3 Hydrologlc Group 3corroslvl., : ::::1"." ; DEGRRE & KIND OP LIMITATIONS(o le Sllght, H le Moderate, S la Severe) Septlc Tank Abeorptlon Flelde Sewage Logoons Sanltary Landflll - Shallorr Excavatlons Ihrelllnge w/basementa w/o basemente Local Roade and Streetg STIITASILTII AS A SOURCE OF. ... Dal1y Cover for Landflll Topeol.l Sand Gravel, Roadflll OTHER SOIL FEATURES 4' Pormeablllty rate may causo a Aso, C*f P doop Ioam, fino sandy loam loam, sandy clay loam, clay loam stony loatrtr loanr gravelly sandy loam l4L, SC, CL, SI,{; A-4, A-6, A-2 modorato to moderately rapld 5 to 30 porcent 6.6 - 7.8 moderato low' nono B hlgh lorv - soopago - sooPaga T T I i I.l ,-.-] I I I I :0 :M Trench : SArea : O I I T T :o : M - low strength, sU-lowstrongth, !U-Iowstrongth, shrink-swe11 shrlnk-swe1 L shrink-suro ll : Good : Fair - thin layer llnsuitod Unsulted Falr - low strength, ehrlnk-ewo11I t \ I I pollutlon hazard. "ADVANCE coPY suBJEer To cttlNcn'r Nor ro BF. usnD rN plnct? oF oN-sITti rNt,r.:s,t.ICATrr)N. lir I I T t T T I I t I T T I T I T T t T 8/81 {sC-Assinniboine loam, t to 6 trnrcent sloSns. this deep, rcII drained soil is cn alluvial fans, Eerraces, ard gently slopirg valley sides. It forned in aLluvium derived dcminantly f-rorn sardstone ard shale. Elevation is 61000 to 71200 feet. The average annual precipitation is 14 to 16 inches, the average annual air tenlnrature is 44 to 46 degrees F, and tfre average frost-free period is I05 to II5 days. Ihe vegetation in areas not cultivated is mainly girasses, rcody shrubs, ad forbs. Iypically, the surface layer is dark grayish brom loam 10 inches t.hick. The subsoil is dark brown clay loam 23 inclres thick. The subsoil is dark bror.n clay loam 23 inches thick. TIe upper 12 inches of tlre urderlying material is sandy clay loam. Ihe lower IErt to a depth of 60 inches is stony light clay loam. The soil is rpncalcareous to a depth of 10 to 14 inches and calcar@us below that depttt. Included in this unit are gna]I areas of Lvanston ard tJnnamed silt loam (70) soils. Also ircIuded are gnall areas of soils similar to Assinniboine but with obble and stone at depttrs of 20 to 40 inches. Included areas nake up about 15 percent of the total acreage. Permeability of the Assinnilroine soil is noderate. Available water capacity is high. Effective rootirg depth is 60 inches or rrDre. Itrrnoff is slow, and the hazard of water erosion is slight. This unit is used mainly for irrigated haylard ard pasturelard. It is also r:sed for hornesite develotrment. oplant1,. li T I T T T T I oconnunity on Uris r-nit is rrninly hcstern .f " T I t t ! t T T T The lntential wlreatgrass, muttongrass, praire junegrass, bluebunch wheatgrass, and mountain big sagebrush. Other less nurmberous plants Uiat characterize this site are Utah senriceberqr, Douglas rabbitbrush, mountain snowberry, arrd needleandthread. Ihe average annual production of air-dry vegetation is abottt 11500 pourds per acte. If the range conditiqr deteriorates, mountain big sagebrush, lbuglas rabbitbrush, cheatgrass, rubber rabbitbrush, and arulual teeds increase. This unit responds well to fertilizer, to rarge seeding, and to lrcper grazing use. br successfur seeding, Irepare a seedbed ard drill the beed. Brush rnanagelnent improved deteriorated areas of range that. are trroducing ncre roody shrubs than r'ere lresent in trre lntential plant conrnunity. Management practices suitabte for use on this unit are proper range nser deferred grazing, rotation grazing, arrd aerial sprayirg for brush management. This unit is r,rell suited to hay and lxsture. seedbed prelnration should be on the contour or across the slo1n where practical. proSnr stocking rates, Snsture rctation, and rest.ricted grazing during wet periods help to keep the pastur.e in good orditicn and to protect the soil frcrn ercsion. Periodic rrrneing and clipping help to nraintain uniform grow$t. Ieveling help to insure the uniform application of water. This unit is r+ell suited to irrigated crops. furrow, border, mrru]ation, an"l sprinkler irrigation systens are suited to this unit. If furrovr or corrugatlon irrigation systerns are used, runs should be on tie @ntour or across the slope. Irrigation water needs to be applied at a rate that insures optirnum lxoduction without increasirg deep percrolation, nrnoff , arxl erosion. The organic matter content can be maintained by usirg a suitable Lotaion. Q-ops reslnnd to nitrogen and Sfrosphorus fertilizer. \