HomeMy WebLinkAbout1.01 Supplemental Memo 12.27.2024GARFIELD COUNTY, COLORADO
December, 2024
GARFIELD COUNTY AMENDMENT TO AN EXISTING TEMPORARY USE PERMIT - Supplement #1
OWNER: BLUE MIND LLC; SHELDON WOLITSKI, MANAGER
PARCEL ID: 239336400278
2340 100 County Road, Carbondale, CO 81623
COLORADO EXTREME
Supplemental Materials
Timeline for Temporary Use 3
Intention of Future Permanent Facility 3
Long-span Structure 3
Parking Layout and Emergency Vehicle Access 3
Accessibility and Pedestrian Circulation 4
Traffic Study 4
RFTA Permitting Process 4
Building Permits 4
Encroachment into Telephone Easement 5
Maintenance and Operations Plan 5
Water Supply Plan 6
Lighting - 6
Existing Structure Code Compliance 6
Irrigation Ditch 6
Table of Contents
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Timeline for Temporary Use
The applicant, Blue Mind, LLC, is seeking 5-year timeline for temporary use of a youth hockey and skills training
camp. The intention behind this temporary initiative is to serve as a foundation step toward establishing a
permanent facility that will provide long-term benefits to the whole Roaring Fork Valley. The applicant recognizes
that changes to permitted physical and program elements will require coordination with Garfield County
Planning Department staff and may require additional submittal materials. The total of known programming and
facilities improvements proposed at the time of submittal of the November, 2024 application are articulated in
that package and supplemented herein.
Intention of Future Permanent Facility
The ultimate vision will be to develop hockey-focused, youth sports campus that will continue to serve local
youth through programming, mentorship, inclusive engagement, and technical instruction. The temporary use
will allow uninterrupted operation of the Winter and Summer programming while Blue Mind, LLC develops a
comprehensive plan for a permanent facility. The applicant recognizes that the planning, land use permitting,
design, and construction of a permanent facility is a multi-year undertaking; the intention is to advance
immediately into planning and design for the permanent facility.
Blue Mind, LLC is committed to maintaining compliance with all regulations while minimizing/mitigating
disruption as required by Garfield County LUDC during this interim phase. During this time of temporary use,
Blue Mind, LLC will continue to be in communication with County staff to provide updates of ongoing operations
and progress in the planning for a permanent facility. We believe this effort represents a meaningful investment
in the community’s future, and we look forward to collaborating with local stakeholders throughout this process.
Long-span Structure
Included in the November 2024 application is the addition of a Long-span Structure (LSS) to be located on the
far eastern side of the property and is intended to provide tempered, indoor space for multi-sport training on a
hard-surface court and/or artifical turf. The facility is intented to have phased occupancy. During the first phase
no additional programming is proposed and it will only serve athletes present on site under existing programs.
In the second phase, programming will expand to be comparable to the hockey rink facility programming with
an anticipated 20-30 athletes per training session with a total of four training sessions per day. The structure’s
occupancy will be strictly limited to no more than 300 individuals at all times to maintain compliance with fire
safety protocols. The second phase of occupancy will require an update to the traffic study, which is underway at
the time of submittal of this Supplement #1.
The original submission for this structure placed it within the 25’ Front Yard Setback. Following a conversation
with Garfield County staff, this structure has been repositioned to avoid encroachment into the setback, and
currently is aligned with the toe of the slope to the south. In this revised location, the structure remains fully
outside of the 25’ setback, 12’ access is maintained around the entire structure, and a 10’ clearance is given on
either side of the piped Union Ditch that runs along the southern boundary of the structure. Additionally, two
exits will be provided for users on the west and east sides. An exhibit illustrating the original location of the Long-
span Structure and its realignment is included in Appendix A.
Parking Layout and Emergency Vehicle Access
The site has been divided into three main zones from east to west:
• Zone 1 includes the Long-span Structure, a total of 41 parking spaces provided in the vicinity, and three
spaces reserved for ADA use.
• Zone 2 includes the existing rink, 48 standard parking spaces, and three ADA spaces.
• Zone 3 includes the proposed second rink, provides 21 standard parking spaces, and three ADA spaces.
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The proposed parking areas in all zones are designed to ensure safe and efficient access for emergency
vehicles. All lane connections provide a minimum inner turning radius of 30’ and an outer turning radius of 50’,
accommodating the maneuvering needs of emergency vehicles. All drive aisles are designed with a width of at
least 16’ to allow unobstructed passage.
Accessibility and Pedestrian Circulation
To ensure ADA-compliant access to the site program, pathways connecting accessible facilities (e.g. parking,
restrooms, viewing) will be constructed using stabilized decomposed granite or road base (standard CDOT Class
6 aggregate). These materials are firm, stable, and slip-resistant and meets ADA standards for accessible routes
when compacted.
Traffic Study
The Traffic Study, revised in 2023 and included in the November 2024 submittal, accounts for the uses described
in the November 2024 submittal. An update to that study is underway to include the future additional
programming of the LSS.
RFTA Permitting Process
We are actively collaborating with Roaring Fork Transportation Authority (RFTA) to review the permitted access
improvements already built in the RFTA ROW. The project team will be meeting with RFTA staff to review the
construction-period documentation of those improvements, identify any additional work remaining (if any), and
address any questions or concnerns RFTA may have related to these built improvements. As-built documentation
and construction-period communication has been compiled; the next step is for the project team’s civil
engineer, geotechnical engineer, and planner to meet with RFTA staff to review the documentation and physical
improvements. Additionally, the applicant’s project team has prepared a comprehensive Weed Map of the
area, developed a targeted treatment protocol, and designed a native seed restoration plan to address noxious
vegetation and restoration.
Building Permits
Two building permits are relevant to this Temporary Use Permit Amendment application: one for spectator
bleachers at the main hocky rink, and one for a pre-manufactured warming tent. The bleachers are intended to
provide viewing of the main hockey rink for occasional events and general viewing of programmed activities. The
warming tent is intended to provide a tempered space for family members during hockey programming and will
also provide a space for ADA viewing and an ADA changing room. Two total warming tents are proposed, one at
each rink.
1. Bleachers: A (separately permitted) mobile bleacher system was installed for an event in mid-December
2024 and was permitted individually for that event. The project team is currently evaluating options
for replacement of existing bleachers or permitting of the existing bleachers on site. The applicant
recognizes the necessary standards and will work with Garfield County staff to fulfill permitting
requirements once project team determines the most appropriate method to provide spectator
viewing. In the meantime, the original, non-conforming bleachers have been moved away from the
rink and access to the bleachers blocked; the mobile bleacher system has been removed from the site
following the December event.
3. Warming Tent: A Warming Tent located on the west side of the existing rink, and one on the east side
of the proposed rink, will serve as an ADA viewing area and additionally provide accessible space for
changing. The location of the tent is proximal to ADA restroom facilities already on site.
The proposed tent matches the temporary tent that was erected for the December event; that tent was
provided, erected, and managed by a local rental company. These structures will be permitted under a
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separate (or subsequent supplemental) submittal, and manufacturer drawings will be supplied to satisfy
building permitting requirements. Specifications regarding product dimensions, heating of the tent, and
fire code compliance of the Warming Tent has been provided to Carbondale Rural Fire District for the
temporary tent that was used in December 2024, and will similarly be provided for the building permit
application. These tents will remain in place for the duration of the Temporary Use Permit but will not be
permanent.
Encroachment into Telephone Easement
Following an initial review with Garfield County staff, adjustments were made to the site plans for the proposed
hockey rink to address concerns about its previous encroachment into a telephone easement. The resolution
involved adding the construction of a 3.5’ tall retaining wall to maintain the facility’s footprint while ensuring no
interference with the easement. This solution allows the project to proceed without compromising utility access or
functionality. See Appendix B.
Maintenance and Operations Plan
1. Facility Overview
Operations Schedule
Season Days of
Operation
Hours of
Operation
Average Total
Daily Users
Ongoing Maintenance
Procedures
Mon. - Sat. 9:00 AM- 3:00 PM 1-3
Winter Mon. - Sat. 4:30-8:45 PM 480-500
Summer Mon. - Sat. 4:30-8:45 PM 100-250
2. Capacity: Accommodates up to 500 attendees daily.
Attendees will be distributed across time frames and locations on-site, with each training session accommodating
up to 50 athletes per facility. At most times, the on-site occupancy, including coaching staff, will range between
120 and 150 individuals. To comply with fire safety protocols, the capacity of the LSS will be limited to fewer than
300 individuals. Note that the occupancy per session of programming is detailed on page 43 (Section 9, Hours
of Operation) in the November 2024 application. Additionally, even with additional programming of the LSS, the
total anticipated users / day based on expected programming is still below the total daily users anticipated in the
2024 traffic analysis (See November 2024 application, Appendix C page 6: Table 1 Trip Generation Estimate).
3. Staffing Requirements:
• 1 Operations Manager
• 2 Maintenance Crew
• 1 Ice technician
• 5 Coaches and support staff
4. Daily operations
The operations manager will be on site each day the facility is open to perform opening procedures, which will
include inspecting the rink surface for cracks and irregularities, testing and calibrating refrigerant equipment,
and checking lighting. This staff will also conduct daily monitoring of the site to ensure facility readiness and
address any safety concerns that may arise. The Maintenance Crew will perform snow removal to keep parking
areas and ADA pathways clear during the winter season and perform gravel resurfacing in the summer as
needed. At the conclusion of Practice Sessions for each day, lighting will be shut off by an automated timer.
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5. Safety Protocols
All coaches and support staff will receive CPR and basic first aid certification training. Helmet and appropriate
safety equipment will be required by all attendees and strictly enforced. First aid stations will be stocked and
placed at each facility location to be available for use as needed. Part of the Operation’s manager’s duties will be
to inspect aid stations weekly and resupply as needed. If any injury that occurs on site is assessed as requiring
local support, a dispatch to 911 and the Carbondale Rural Fire Protection District will be made. In the event of any
emergency that occurs within the RFTA corridor, RFTA Dispatch and RFTA trail management will be immediately
notified.
In the case of a vehicular accident occurring on site, all work and activities will be stopped and a safe perimeter
around the accident will be established. The Site Supervisor will assess the condition of the accident and notify
Carbondale Police to take control of the accident scene. If injuries requiring medical attention have occurred, a
dispatch to 911 and the Carbondale Rural Fire Protection District will be made.
6. Fire Emergency Protocols
An emergency plan detailing exit strategies will be posted in the main office and at each training facility and a
fire extinguisher will be located in field office on site. In the event of a fire, all work and site programming will
be stopped and all individuals on site moved a safe distance from the fire. The site supervisor will confirm the
intensity and origin of the fire and Carbondale Rural Fire District will be notified.
Water Supply Plan
Water supply plan proposes continued use of the original well, as previously permitted. The use of this existing
well is sufficient to provide water for the Temporary Use Permit needs. Water quality and quantity testing for this
well (well permit number 245825) has previously been collected and a copy of that report was included as an
attachment in the Land Use Application.
Lighting -
The proposed new hockey rink is designed to replicate the existing rink’s layout and operational features to
ensure consistency and compatibility within the community. Significant efforts have been made to preserve all
existing vegetation around the site, which will serve as a natural buffer to mitigate lighting pollution. The lighting
system for the new rink will utilize down-directed fixtures strategically positioned immediately adjacent to the
rink surface. This approach minimizes the dispersion of light beyond the rink area and reduces impacts on the
surrounding environment. The lighting will be provided by Will Lighting Labs, utilizing their NAFCO-SHX Area
Flood Lighting fixtures, known for their precise illumination control and energy efficiency. Additionally, all lights
will be equipped with advanced shielding and dimming capabilities to further limit light spillover, ensuring
minimal disruption to nearby properties and wildlife. These measures reflect a commitment to environmentally
sensitive development and maintaining the character of the local area. See Appendix C.
Existing Structure Code Compliance
During a site inspection by the Garfield County staff this past summer it was noted that an existing building
contained a number of items that indicated the building was at one time inhabited which placed it in violation
of its permitted use as an agricultural building. Colorado Extreme has since removed the stove, refrigerator and
mattress from this building and photo-documentation of those removals are included in Appendix D.
Irrigation Ditch
The project team is currently working with legal professionals to record the easement for the Union Ditch. This is
an ongoing process and documentation will be provided in a future submittal, when the process is complete. The
ditch travels through the recently acquired parcel and is currently open and not piped. Future plans to pipe this
portion of the ditch will be addressed in the Master Plan addressing permanent improvements.
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EXHIBIT A | Revised Location of Long-Span Structure
COLORADO EXTREME SPORTS| LONG SPAN STRUCTURE
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LONG-SPAN STRUCTURE REVISED LOCATION OF LONG SPAN STRUCTURE
• Avoids encroachment into 25’ Front Yard Setback
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• Gives a 10’ offset for ditch easement
• A total of 41 parking spaces are provided; 38
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• Requires the removal of one spruce tree
• Long-Span Structure Dimensions = 160’ x 72’ x 32’
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EXHIBIT C | Revised Grading of Second Rink
COLORADO EXTREME SPORTS| LONG 2ND RINK
DECEMBER 2024
STANDARD PARKING
(TOTAL 38 SPACES)
REVISED FOOTPRINT OF
PROPOSED 2ND HOCKEY RINK
ADA PARKING (3 SPACES)
REVISED FOOTPRINT OF PROPOSED 2ND RINK
• Avoids Telephone Utility Easement
• Provides 5’ off set for Easement
• Adjusts the Limit of Disturbance to outside of
existing Utility Easement
• Employs 3.5’ retaining wall
• A total of 3 ADA parking spaces are provided
5’ OFFSET FOR EXISTING TELEPHONE
UTILITY EASEMENT
3.5’ RETAINING WALL
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COLORADO EXTREME SPORTS| SECTIONS OF PROPOSED HOCKEY RINK
DECEMBER 2024
**Satisfactory performance and safe use of LED sports lighting fixtures is
dependent upon light poles, brackets, anchorage and other structural
components being of adequate design and condition. The total combined
*Luminaire testing data is based on Illuminating Engineering Society (IES)
rating for a specified pole. For sports lighting retrofit applications, it is the
customer's responsibility to have a qualified inspector and/or engineer
confirm the structural adequacy of the existing light poles assemblies.
We are happy to quote new light poles and brackets if you have concerns
about your existing materials.
standards under simulated and laboratory conditions. This design is
based on information supplied by others, and individual field
measurements may vary from computer-simulated calculations due to
variables like (but not limited to) variation in electrical voltage,
environmental conditions and other variable field characteristics. Typical
field foot candle measurements may vary +/- 10%. For sports lighting, field
measurements should be taken in accordance with IESNA RP-6-15.
Conformance to facility and local codes is the responsibility of the owner
and their representatives. This layout may not meet CA Title 24 and/or
other local energy codes. If specific compliance is required, those details
must be provided to your factory design representative.
Effective Projected Area (EPA) and weight of all fixtures, brackets and
attachments mounting to a light pole cannot exceed the EPA and weight
Checked By:
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Date:9/7/2022
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*Luminaire testing data is based on Illuminating Engineering Society (IES)
rating for a specified pole. For sports lighting retrofit applications, it is the
customer's responsibility to have a qualified inspector and/or engineer
confirm the structural adequacy of the existing light poles assemblies.
We are happy to quote new light poles and brackets if you have concerns
about your existing materials.
standards under simulated and laboratory conditions. This design is
based on information supplied by others, and individual field
measurements may vary from computer-simulated calculations due to
variables like (but not limited to) variation in electrical voltage,
environmental conditions and other variable field characteristics. Typical
field foot candle measurements may vary +/- 10%. For sports lighting, field
measurements should be taken in accordance with IESNA RP-6-15.
Conformance to facility and local codes is the responsibility of the owner
and their representatives. This layout may not meet CA Title 24 and/or
other local energy codes. If specific compliance is required, those details
must be provided to your factory design representative.
**Satisfactory performance and safe use of LED sports lighting fixtures is
dependent upon light poles, brackets, anchorage and other structural
components being of adequate design and condition. The total combined
Effective Projected Area (EPA) and weight of all fixtures, brackets and
attachments mounting to a light pole cannot exceed the EPA and weight
Checked By:
Scale:
Date:9/7/2022
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Drawn By: CO
Hockey Rink
Colorado Extreme Ice Rink Lighting
Notes:
977731
20' Pole
180w SLX Fixture
EXHIBIT D | Existing Structure Code Compliance
Images of Resolution of Outstanding Compliance Items.
Image 01 Image 02 Image 03
Image 01_Photo facing east and shows chillers and removal of non-permitted bleachers.
Image 02_ View facing northeast, showing electrical box has been updated and inspected by an
electrician.
Image 03_Taken from the field adjacent to the greenhouses. View looking east along northern edge
of property line and shows that debris and trash previously located on site has been removed and
disposed of.
Image 04 Image 05
Image 04_Taken from the south side of existing rink facing north.
Image 05_ View of inside of existing building showing appliance has been removed.
EXHIBIT D | Existing Structure Code Compliance
Image 06 Image 07
Image 06_View of inside of existing building showing appliance has been removed.
Image 07_View of inside of existing building showing mattress has been removed.