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HomeMy WebLinkAbout3.0 CorrespondenceEpr-14-99 05:1OP PRINCEEK 44 ark 9e411 'Q+' vre c 4o r ;c:.-1 ck vr5,/ De-ew-- Mr, B e vi We c:tYe W+'��IXfaW►'yl( F' 1 v vv1eo d v eq S� ct g rrlor) 5:; N�c i V CSr1 Gv1 L xc (e6\se:. c er-� / 970 4, 2140 P.01 c Uo,1 I y)/ orc)-xAvol � .sior) 4'otri . e c-\-- ; n X1,7)- 1o17) 4 Y1c.VC� (`r0oV) 4-y1 6 (3 v) 1 11 W+r4-1, ye 1-(-171 S , c43— s „A?c, 70- 7 f`7/ce2- 141 0,1.0w oto r r c+ ;'� �✓ "� �/ • • Karla Mobley 1274 County Road 237 Harvey Gap Road Silt, Colorado 81652 Home Phone 970-876-2060 Email kmobley@oneimage.com April 14, 1999 Garfield County Commissioners Glenwood Springs, Colorado Re: Amended and Corrected Plat Regulation Peach Valley Orchard Subdivision Amended Final Plats Gentlemen: I am requesting that the Garfield County Commissioners review the Amended and Corrected Plat Regulation Section 6:00 of the Subdivision Regulations of Garfield County, Colorado (February 19, 1997 as amended). This regulation was recently used to amend a portion of the Peach Valley Orchard Subdivision and in the process created confusion among the adjoining landowners of this property and other interested parties. By definition (Section 2:20:02) an Amended Final Plat is "a recorded plat amended to correct minor surveying, drafting errors and other minor changes, if the amendment does not increase the number of approved lot(sic), represent a major relocation of a previously platted rad(sic), or creates a new road". There appears to be a discrepancy between the definition of an Amended Final Plat (Section 2:20:02) and Section 6:10 wherein the guidelines are established in regards to amendments to a recorded plat. Is the definition negated by the statement "An amendment may be made to a recorded plat, if such amendment does not increase the number of subdivision lots or dwelling units, result in the major relocation of a road or add new roads."? do not feel the use of the Amended and Corrected Plats - Section 6:00 is appropriate in regards to the Peach Valley Orchard Subdivision Plat and other properties like it for the following reasons: • It is not a minor surveying or drafting error or minor change (Section 2:20:02) when 14 ten acre lots are traded for 14 two to five acre lots even if the number of subdivision lots or dwelling units is not increased. • All county road easements within the Peach Valley Orchard Subdivision had been vacated in 1957 therefore new roads were created. I have been led to understand by Planning Staff that whether or not it is appropriate to use this regulation, it is legal and as an adjoining landowner the only public notice I would have received is the County Commissioner's Meeting Agenda as posted in the Citizen Telegram or Valley Journal. RECEIVED APR 1 5 1999 • • Because there are no guidelines set within this regulation in regards to Public Notice or notification of adjoining landowners (as are written within other sections of the subdivision regulations) I was unaware of the action taking place until very late in the process, I was ignorant of what had taken place in public proceedings and did not understand what the landowner intended to do with the property. I am not a proponent of "clustering" and as one of two landowners most affected by the Peach Valley Orchard Amended Plats I do not feel comfortable with the impacts it will have on my surroundings. Had I been aware of the proceedings I would have requested that this subdivision be subjected to a full subdivision review and would have had some proposals to offer in regards to road placement and visual buffering. As stated earlier I am requesting that you review the Amended and Corrected Plats subdivision regulation. Please determine what the definition of an Amended Plat is, establish guidelines regarding the appropriate use of this regulation and require Public Notice and notification of adjacent landowners when appropriate. Thank You, (cut_.�' Karla K. Mobley cc: Garfield County Planning Department