HomeMy WebLinkAbout20101474.tiff Gerald L. (Jerry) and Sharlene L. Krantz
P.O. Box 632 (1755 Weld County Road 23)
Brighton, CO 80601-0632
January 11, 2010
Weld County Planning Department
GREELEY OFFICE
Brad Mueller, Planner .iAM 14 2010
Weld County Department of Planning Services C/* a 0
918 10`h St RECEIVED
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RE: Case Number: 2009-XX Dry Creek RUA
Dear Mr. Mueller:
We are writing regarding the 2009-XX Dry Creek RUA submitted by Todd Creek Village Development
to be considered before the Weld County Planning Commission in a public hearing on January 19, 2010.
Our property is currently within the boundaries of the proposed Todd Creek Village Development RUA.
We are concerned about our private property rights and the future costs that may be assessed to us as
property owners and to other various agencies in Weld County as documented in a letter sent to you and
signed by Alexa Braun of EDAW Inc. dated December 17, 2009.
A few of our concerns are listed below:
1.) We currently have our own water well and septic system. If the Dry Creek RUA is approved, we
are concerned about what may happen if we need to re-drill another water well or install a new
septic system. Will we be denied a permit from the county and required to buy a water tap and
pay monthly water fees or sewer fees to Todd Creek Village Development? Since Todd Creek
• Village is a private company, we would have no control over those fees. Currently, we are in
control of our water and sewer expenses.
2.) We purchased our land and house over 32 years ago. We love living in an agricultural area and do
not want housing development in our area. We are concerned that if the RUA is approved, will
we be allowed to sell our land and house to someone other than to Todd Creek Village
Development in the future should we decide to do so?
3.) We are also concerned about our mineral rights which includes gas and oil, and how our mineral
rights might be affected by this future housing development.
4.) The cost of added services required by county agencies, municipalities and school districts as
noted in the letter written by Alexa Braun of EDAW, Inc. dated December 17, 2009 is also a
concern. Within this letter,the State of Colorado Division of Water Resources commented that
based on the information provided, it is unknown if the Todd Creek Village Metro District has the
water supply available to meet the needs of this development. This is a huge concern as water is a
fundamental need for future development. Also, several agencies voiced concerns over financial
resources needed to support the development.
Based on the information that we have received to date, we would request that the application for this Dry
Creek RUA not be approved by the Weld County Planning Commissioners. If you need to contact us by
phone during the day, please call Sharlene Krantz's office at 303-655-2967.
Thank you for your careful consideration.
Sincerely,
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Gerald L. and Sharlene L. Krantz 2010-1474
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Re Fort Lupton, CO 80621 Fax: 303-857-3219
fort lupton,Colorado
Weld County Planning Department
918 10th Street
Greeley, CO 80631
RE: Dry Creek RUA Application—School Site Comments and Concerns
January 19, 2010
Dear Weld County Department of Planning Services,
Upon additional review of the proposed school sites we have the following comments:
• K-8 school site south of WCR6 and east of WCR 21: Site appears directly below east-west
electrical transmission lines;
• K-8 school site north of WCR 4 and east of WCR 17: Possible oil well concerns;
• HS school site north of WCR 4 and east of WCR 17: Possible oil well concerns and proximity to
regional gas transmission lines; and
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• K-8 school site WCR 6 and west of WCR 19: Possible site concerns with respect of site to
Brantner Ditch.
• In respect to the K-8 school site east of WCR 2 in the south portion of the RUA—did not look at
that site as it is School District 27—J.
Obviously on the issues of the location we are concerned about the school site in proximity to oil and
gas features in respect to easements for the safety of our children and students.
We also want to ensure that appropriate useable net acreage is also available for our school sites. We
recently (Fall/Winter of 2009) worked with Strategic Resources West to update our School Site
Minimums Standards and have attached their recommendations to this letter.
Thank you for taking our concerns into consideration and the opportunity to work with the county on
the successful completion of the Dry Creek Regional Urban Area.
Sincerely,
ark A. Payler, Superintendent of Schools
ATTACHMENT: Site Minimums Standards
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• Weld County School District Re-8 School Site Size Minimums
Current Acreage Standards: Required Acreage District Adopted
Design Base Acres + Acres per Standards Minimum Site
School Capacity per 100 Students Size* (Acres)
Elementary 630 5 + 1.00 Ac/100 11.30 11.0
Middle 885 15 + 1.25 Ac/100 26.06 25.0
Sr. High 770 30 + 1.50 Ac/100 41.55 50.0
Totals 78.91 86.0
K- 8 School** 765 10 + 1.10 Ac/100 18.42 20.00
Sources: CEFPI, Guide for Planning Educational Facilities, 1991, page F7; F. Stuart Chapin,
Urban Land Use Planning;and Strategic Resources West, Inc., October 2009.
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Weld County Referral
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August 24, 2009
COLORADO
The Weld County Department of Planning Services has received the following item for review:
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tAppltcant Todd Creek Village Case Number 2009-XX
Metropolitan District
':Please Reply By September 24. 2009 Planner Brad Mueller
Project Weld County Comprehensive Plan Amendment to create a new Regional
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Urbanization Area ("RUN') consisting of approximately 2,095 acres.
+,'I Legal Portions of Sections 21, 26, 27, 28, 34 and 35, T1 N, R67W of the 6th P.M., Weld
County, Colorado.
Location Approximately equidistance from Brighton, Fort Lupton, and Dacono, with adjacency
to the Adams Countyline. Majority lies between CR 4 &6 and CR 17 & 21.
;Parcel Number 1469 26 100035, 1469 27 300016, 1469 34 000012, 1469 35 200026,
1469 35 200007, 1469 21 000014, 1469 26 000008, 1469 27 100017,
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1469 28 000020. 1469 28 400026, 1469 28 400024, 1469 28 400025,
1469 26 200015, 1469 26 200014, 1469 26 100001, 1469 26 100036,
1469 26 100002, 1469 26 100003, 1469 26 000009, 1469 35 200010,
1469 35 200008. 1469 35 200009, 1469 35 200011, 1469 35 200012,
1469 35 300027, 1469 35 300024
The application is submitted to you for review and recommendation. Any comments or recommendation
you consider relevant to this request would be appreciated. Please reply by the above listed date so that
we may give full consideration to your recommendation. Any response not received before or on this date
may be deemed to be a positive response to the Department of Planning Services. If you have any further
questions regarding the application, please call the Planner associated with the request. Please note that
new information may be added to applications under review during the review process. If you
desire to examine or obtain this additional information, please call the Department of Planning
Services.
You will be notified in writing of the Planning Commission date once the date is determined.
7 We have reviewed the request and find that it does/does not comply with our Comprehensive Plan
because
❑ We have reviewed the request and find no conflicts with our interests.
See attached letter
Comments:
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Weld County Planning Dept. :918 10'"Street,Greeley,CO.80631 -(970)353-6100 ext.3540 =_(970)304-6498 f EXHIBIT
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SCHOOL DISTRICT 27J
• 18551 East 160th Avenue
Brighton,CO 80601-3295 Jay A.Gerdom,AICP
(303)655-2900 FAX(303)655-2870 Planning Manager
303-655-2983
Rod L.Blunck,Ed.D.Superintendent
PLANNING COMMENTS
DATE: September 10, 2009
SUBDIVISION NAME: Dry Creek RUA
LOCATION: Weld County Roads 4 and 21
STATUS: Comprehensive Plan and Code Amendment
A. STUDENT GENERATION (see attached Table 1 for methodology).
The application indicates that 20%of the area of this development lies within School District
27J. The application does not indicate densities planned within the various sub areas of the total
development. Therefore, this referral response assumes that 20% of the proposed 4,500 housing
units will be located within School District 27J. As this information is clarified, a more
definitive response will be possible.
Students generated from this proposal:
Dwelling Units Elementary Middle School High School Total
(Approximate) Students Students Students
• 900 SFD 273 105 112 490
B. LAND DEDICATION/CASH-IN-LIEU REQUIREMENTS (see attached Table 1 for
methodology)
The land dedication requirement for this subdivision is 11.67 acres, with a cash-in-lieu
equivalent of$408,450 at the current per acre rate of$35,000. The District is requesting cash-in-
lieu for this subdivision rather than school land dedication. While the developer has requested to
pay the cash-in-lieu amount at building permit, the District does not accept this method of
receiving cash-in-lieu payments. Payment for cash-in-lieu of school land must be made prior to
recording the final plat.
Please be advised that the District has approved a new per acre value of$87,395. Though
approved, the new rate has not yet been imposed. It is highly likely that this rate will be in effect
at the time ofplatting for this development, if approved. Therefore, the total cash-in-lieu
contribution of the estimated single family units will be$1,019,468.
C. SCHOOL ATTENDANCE AREA.
Current Students from this proposed development would attend:
North ES - 89 N. 6th Ave., Brighton, CO 80601
Overland Trail Middle School, 455 N. 19th Avenue, Brighton, CO 80601
Brighton High School, Brighton, CO 80601
• Please be advised that North Elementary currently only has 48 seats available,while
enrollment at Overland Trail Middle School is over the school's capacity by 65 seats and
enrollment at Brighton High School is over the school's capacity by 50 seats. The
• additional student demand created by this development could place significant burden on
already overcrowded schools.
A K-8 school is shown on the Dry Creek RUA Framework Plan and Boundary Map within
the District 27,1 boundary. The District has no plans to construct a K-8 school in this area.
To date,the District has constructed no K-8 schools. Significant discussion will need to be
held to determine means of accommodating future student demand from the Dry Creek
RUA.
D. CAPITAL FACILITY FEE FOUNDATION (see attached Table 2 for methodology)
The School District 27J Capital Facility Fee Foundation has been created to address the shortfall between
the district's projected facility needs and projected bonding capacity. The Capital Facility Fee
Foundation is a unique public/private partnership founded in January 2001 to promote and assist in the
development, financing and acquisition of educational facilities and improvements to benefit the
residents and patrons of School District 27J. Builders and developers agree to make voluntary
contributions to the Foundation at an established rate throughout the District by housing type per unit.
This program has been developed in partnership with each of the cities in the District and a group of
developer representatives. The fees negotiated for this program are as follows: $1010 per single family
detached residential unit, $505 per single family attached residential unit, $202 per condominium or
townhouse unit, $101 per multi-family unit and $657 per mobile home unit, based on student generation
for type of unit. Given the estimated 900 residential unit projections for Dry Creek RUA, the voluntary
capital facility fees are projected to be$909,000.
• We anticipate the need for additional discussions between the developer, the District, the County and
perhaps Weld County School District RE8 to resolve school capacity issues created by the Dry Creek
RUA. Thank you for the opportunity to comment upon issues of interest to both the County and the
School District. Please let me know if you have questions about these comments.
Sincerely,
kr A. Gerdom
Joy A. Gerdom, AICP
Planning Manager
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From: Fichter Farm [nancy@frii.com]
*erg: Monday, January 18, 2010 9:14 PM
o: Michelle Martin
Cc: Barbara Kirkmeyer
Subject: 2009-XX Cry Creek RUA
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January 18, 2010
MMartinkceo.weld.co.us
Dear Michelle Martin:
Subject: Case Number"2009-XX Dry Creek RUA
We want to voice our opposition to this RUA. Approval of this case will just be another reason to raise our
mill levy for police, ambulance and fire protection and another incursion into our private property rights.
When wells fail and the RUA has their pipe lines in place, people will not be able to get a well permit from
the State and will be required to hook up to those pipe lines. Since it is a private company, there is no cap in
place for the charges and there is no guarantee that the people will have the same amount of water that they had
from their wells.
If one has trouble with their septic system, the RUA sewer lines will be their only option for sewage disposal
•nd again increased costs due to their rules and regulations and again no cap on charges and no option for
replacing ones own septic system.
The RUA people have stressed how much water storage they have, but there is no proof that they can provide
all the water that would be necessary for this great increase in the number of houses in this area. Storage is not
the problem, supply is the problem.
With the increase in people in this area, road maintenance would be another factor to consider and another
county cost.
This RUA is a lose lose for the County and especially for the people in this area. Please do not recommend
this RUA for approval. Thank you.
Alvin and Nancy Fichter
8706 Weld County Rd. 8
Brighton, CO 80603
(303) 659-2389
• EXHIBIT
1 I b. 17
APPLICANT COMMENTS ARE SHOWN BELOW IN BLUE
D. CONDITIONS IF APPROVAL
Should the Planning Commission choose to recommend approval of the
Comprehensive Plan Amendment to the Board of County Commissioners, staff
recommends the following conditions of such approval:
1. Prior to scheduling a hearing before the Board of County Commissioners, the
applicant shall submit the following to the Weld County Department of
Planning Services.
a. Modify the RUA Map Application Submittal, Section 5.0, Exhibit#12
to reflect the following:
1. Add two additional K-8 Schools
THE APPLICANT DISAGREES WITH THIS CONDITION.
(Note: The RUA application reflects the correct number of schools
per standards adopted by the respective School Districts. Final school
facilities and locations will be coordinated with the respective District at
the time of Change of Zone process.)
2. Add a future transit parking site
THE APPLICANT DISAGREES WITH THIS CONDITION.
(Note: The justification for a transit parking site is premature with the
• RUA. Transit sites may be created as warranted by discussions with RTD
at the time of Change of Zone.)
3. Add a library site
A GENERAL REPRESENTATION IS SHOWN ON THE MAP
(Note: Dedicated Civic use sites,facilities and locations such as
Library, Sheriff and Fire will be coordinated with the appropriate entity at
the time of Change of Zone.)
4. Add a Community Park site
A GENERAL REPRESENTATION IS SHOWN ON THE MAP
(Note: Parks within the RUA will benefit from future detailed planning
at the time of Change of Zone to best reflect the needs of the community as
a whole. A singular large park distantly located from many areas within
the RUA may not provide the best recreational benefit for many
homeowners.)
5. Add a Cultural facilities/Recreation Center site
A GENERAL REPRESENTATION IS SHOWN ON THE MAP
(Note: Recreation Centers cannot be adequately envisioned and
planned for until the time of Change of Zone.)
6. Add a fire/sheriff site
A GENERAL REPRESENTATION IS SHOWN ON THE MAP
(Note: Dedicated Civic use sites,facilities and locations such as
Library, Sheriff and Fire will be coordinated with the appropriate entity at
• the time of Change of Zone.)
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7. Clearly illustrate the Estate Neighborhood ,
A GENERAL REPRESENTATION IS SHOWN ON THE MAP
(Note: The intent of the RUA is to anticipate that portions of the NEI/4
of Section 26 embrace estate neighborhoods. With the exception of the two
areas that clearly define themselves as estate oriented due to existing uses,
the remainder of that quarter section will benefit by keeping the definition
of estate vs. suburban undefined until the time of Change of Zone.)
8. Add buffers south and west of the Estate Neighborhood and along
the northern boundary of the RUA from the Estate Neighborhood
to CR 21. Also continue to the buffer along the southeastern
portion of the site.
A GENERAL REPRESENTATION IS SHOWN ON THE MAP
(Note: Buffering may or may not be appropriate and the exact
need may not be apparent until the time of Change of Zone. For
example buffering from properties with existing disparate uses is
appropriate but buffering from current farmed ground may not.)
9. Rename "Trail Connections" to "Regional Trails"
AGREED
b. The applicant shall define the following elements in terms of goals and
policies for potential inclusion into chapter 26 of the Weld County
Code:
1. Employment Centers
AGREED AND IS DEMONATRATED IN SECTION C.
(Note: Section C. Mixed Use Neighborhoods of proposed Chapter 26
includes allowable land uses that anticipate various commercial
development opportunities including office and retail establishments.
Commercial development is wholly a market driven use that the RUA
accommodates in aflexible fashion.)
2. Revise the proposed amendments to Chapter 26 of the Weld County Code.
The applicant proposed that Section 4.0 (Application Submittal) be included
in Chapter 26 of the Weld County Code. Planning Staff recommends the
changes as found in Attachment J.
AGREED AS MODIFIED
(Note: The applicant has reviewed Chapter 26 and has some suggested
changes as well. Please refer to the proposed changes provided to staff)
3. Prior to submitting a Sketch Plan for either a portion or all of the RUA, future
applicants shall address the following items:
a. Provide evidence of an attempt to enter into a pre-annexation
agreement with Fort Lupton.
THE APPLICANT DISAGREES WITH THIS CONDITION.
• (Note: Please refer to the response letter from Todd Creek Village
Metropolitan District dated January 15, 2010 for further discussion.)
b. Submit and have approved a Title 32 Special District.
THE APPLICANT DISAGREES WITH THIS CONDITION.
(Note: the appropriate time to establish Title 32 Metropolitan Districts is
at the time of Change of Zone or Final Plat.)
c. Provide a"master transportation plan" that shows the hierarchy of
roads to be constructed, traffic capacities, and timing of construction
tied to the development phasing plan, for review by Weld County
Public Works, as indicated in their referral of September 24, 2009.
THE APPLICANT AGREES EXCEPT AS NOTED BELOW
(Note: A Transportation Plan for the Sketch Plan will be provided as
required by Weld County Code with the Sketch Plan submittal. Issues such
as timing of construction and phasing are appropriate at the time of Final
Plat.)
d. Provide a multi-basin wide master plan for storm water for review by
Weld County Public Works, as indicated in their referral of
September 24, 2009.
AGREED
(Note: A Master Drainage report for the Sketch Plan will be provided as
required by Weld County Code with the Sketch Plan submittal)
e. Provide evidence of an agreement with the school districts to provide a
• voluntary capital construction school fee.
THE APPLICANT DISAGREES WITH THIS CONDITION.
(Note: The appropriate time to negotiate and enter into school fee
agreements is at the time of Final Plat.)
f. Verify water in terms of quality, quantity, dependability as being
fiscally, physically, and logistically available.
REFER TO TCVMD CORRESPONDANCE REGARDING THE
DRY CREEK RUA
(Note: The Todd Creek Village Metropolitan District has agreed to
provide service for the RUA area. Agreements between that District and
future development will be put in place at the time of Change of Zone or
Final Plat to ensure adequate resources are available to support the Final
Plated property.)
g. Develop a Recreation District
THE APPLICANT DISAGREES WITH THIS CONDITION.
(Note: The appropriate time to establish Title 32 Metropolitan Districts is
at the time of Change of Zone or Final Plat.)
h. Form a Law Enforcement Authority.
THE APPLICANT DISAGREES WITH THIS CONDITION.
(Note: The appropriate time to establish a Law Enforcement Authority is
at the time of Change of Zone or Final Plat.)
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Additionally, the Applicant would like to add the following as part of the Condition
of Approval:
"FUTURE SKETCH PLAN, CHANGE OF ZONE AND FINAL PLAT
APPLICATIONS OF PROPERTY WITHIN THE DRY CREEK RUA MAY
EITHER CONFORM TO STANDARD ZONING CODE REQUIREMENTS OR
ALTERNATIVELY, AT THE DISCRETION OF THE APPLICANT, BE
SUBMITTED UNDER THE COUNTY'S PUD PROCESS AND THEREBY BE
SUBJECT TO PUD STANDARDS AS APPROVED BY THE BOARD OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS."
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• TODD CREEK VILLAGE METROPOLITAN DISTRICT
10450 E 159th Ct. Brighton, CO 80602
Tel: (303) 637-0344 www.toddcreekvillage.org Fax: (303) 637-0423
January 15, 2010
Weld County Planning Department via email
Michelle Martin mmartin@co.weld.co.us
918 10th Street
Greeley CO 80631
Re: Dry Creek RUA - City of Fort Lupton Referral Comments
Dear Ms. Martin:
Upon further review of The City of Fort Lupton's referral response dated October
13, 2009, The Todd Creek Village Metropolitan District (District) believes there
are several statements made by Fort Lupton that require a clarifying response
from the District.
• As Fort Lupton states the District and Fort Lupton entered into an IGA (which
was attached in their referral response) in 2006. That agreement clearly
anticipates that urban scale growth amounting to upwards of 14,000 residential
dwelling units and upwards of 1,000,000 sq. feet of commercial may occur within
the IGA growth area.
Fort Lupton's referral response outlines several concerns that are confusing to
the District in that the issues brought forth are matters that the IGA directly
addresses. Of specific note are three matters.
First, the referral response raises concerns regarding formation of Title 32
metropolitan Districts in close proximity to the City's boundary. The IGA clearly
anticipates the formation of that type of District to support development within the
growth area. The intent of the parties was to ensure appropriate mechanisms be
established to allow for the growth stated in the IGA.
Second, the referral response quotes a portion of the November 14, 2000 IGA
between Weld County and Fort Lupton regarding the prohibition of Urban
Development outside of the City's Urban Growth Area. That prohibition was
directly of benefit to Fort Lupton to ensure the County would not infringe on the
City's growth area. Fort Lupton's subsequent approval of the 2006 IGA with the
District clearly demonstrates that Fort Lupton has embraced the Todd Creek
Village North growth area as an exception, and that the 2006 IGA overrides the
• previous 2000 IGA in regard to that issue.
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• Third, the referral response directs that development in the growth area enter
into a pre-annexation agreement with the City. The intent and structure of the
2006 IGA clearly anticipates that the growth area be extra-territorial to Fort
Lupton. The IGA doesn't contemplate or otherwise condition service on
annexation of the property within the growth area.
The District has had conversations with Fort Lupton subsequent to the stated
referral response letter. Of specific note the parties discussed the potential of
annexation. While the District in and of itself does not have a strong opinion
towards the issue it was observed that given the fact that the entire growth area
consists of numerous land owners that may hold strong opinions regarding
annexation and given the complicated political variables in the area a pre-
annexation agreement may not be feasible at this time. The parties did agree to
revisit the issue of annexation as entitlements are pursued in the future and the
political landscape changes.
Sincerely.
Todd Creek Village Metropolitan District
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Secretary
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