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Home My WebLink About20193901.tiffINVENTORY OF ITEMS FOR CONSIDERATION Applicant DVM Burros, LLC dba Cambridge Animal Hospital do Natalie Case Number USR19-0035 Malherbe Submitted or Prepared Prior to Hearing At Hearing 1 Previous owner — Kermit Bohrer, letter dated October 3, 2018 X property 2 Surrounding PropertyOwner James and Faith McFarling, letter dated X November 11, 2018 - _ 3 Surrounding Property Owner Virginia Guderjahn, letter dated November 1, X 2018 - 4 Surrounding Property Owner - Pete Doreen VanHooker, H ooke r, letter dated _ X November 1, 2018 and 5 Surrounding Property Owner — Sally Thurman, letter dated November 1, 2018 X 6 Surrounding Property Owner - Gary & Jan Giovino and Chuck & Alice Woods, X email received August 18, 2010 I hereby certify that the six items identified herein was submitted to the Department of Planning Services at or prior to the scheduled Planning Commissioners hearing. MIL Diana Aungst, Planner KERMIT BOHRER October 3, 2018 Diana Aungst Planner II Weld County Dept. of Planning 1555 N. 17th Ave. Greeley, CO 80631 Dear Ms. Aungst, The purpose of this letter is to make you aware that I have no objections to granting a special use permit for Lot 5, Bohrer PUD to construct a Veterinary Clinic on the lot. The Clinic will benefit the residents in the area for several miles and is a welcome addition to the area as it is growing with leaps and bounds. I look forward to working with you in any capacity that you might request or need. Best Regards, Kermit Bohrer 14761 County Road 3 Longmont, CO 80504-9695 303-877-6681 14761 County Road 3 a Longmont. Colorado 80504 Phone (303) 678-7979 a a S EXHIBIT November in, 2018 Natalie Durbin-Malherbe, DAM 1610 Pace St #400 Longmont,„ Colorado, 843504 Natalie, Wewould like to express our appreciation to you for reaching out Concerning. the matter of purchasing the 2O acre lot north and east of our property_ Your visit with rairh was informative, helpful and thoughtful. Our 2 biggest concerns were addressed during your conversation with Faith. (t) The access that your p r : , customer base and employees would use to and from the property. The use of Sandra leans Way as an access to any commercial operation would be undesirable and opposed. Residential access would �i an appropdate date use Jeans Way. (2) The noise from any kenneling obviously be c�n��er�� n. � . � r �,� � Sandra � �, activities wasiis a concern. s you stated in your letter and during conversation that kenneling/ day or overnight, would not be a use of the property. Additional concerns are: (1) How the SUA with Crestone Peak reads as far as rare development of oil and natural gas activity on the eastern half of the property? (2) What the use of the eastern part of the property would be? Both questions are concerns of ours, but we also respectively understand that you are under no obligation to address our concerns. Regarding your opposed/non-opposed question of a veterinary clinic. Our personal &sire for the property would be to remain undeveloped, be residential; and last be commercial. Although those are our desires, we recognize that those are realistically out of our control. If the clink becomes reality, we would wish to have a neighborly relationship. . But at this time, we must be non -committal. Sincerely, James L Iv -lc -Farling Faith A McFarting 14617 Sandra Jeans Way Longmont, Colorado, 8O5O4 103-J72-2779 mcfarlinO2@msn.com es .0 .0 EXHIBIT Cambridge Animal Hospttai 16 W Pace St #400 Longmont ,CO 80504 (303) 65F7297 A November 1, 2018 To Whom It May Concern, 1 am writing this letter to inform you that I wish to purchase the twenty (20) acres of land north of your cut-de.asac. I have practiced veterinary medicine here in Longmont at Cambridge Animal Hospital for eight years and now wish to build a 44,000 square foot building to move my practice. We arc su _ ictly a veterinary practice and would not have any outdoor kennels or Wins. Dogs would only be on leash and walked in and out of the practice or out in an enclosed fence to walk, We hold hours Sam-6prn Monday — Friday, and Sam - i 2 pin on Saturday. I would appreciate your input and/or any suggestions you may have concerning the building of a clinic, 1 plan to use the road north of the twenty acres for ingress to my clinic. Please call or email w i h any further questions. I would appreciate if you would let me know your thoughts on us being a potential neighbor_ Thank you very much, --�, i Sincerelyypurs, ir , r A. .7 "7'rte / aW I'r / , to diri 'Natalie Durbin -Mather -be.. DVM 1610 Pace St #4(X Longmont, CO, 80504 303-651-7297 doemalherbefumail,corn 1, of l not be opposed to a veterinary clinic on the Lot 5 Bohr propertytur, Ira\ � � 1 would be opposed to a 4,, ete n nan' clinic on the Lot 5 Bohr property. Signature Date 2 0 S EXHIBIT 3 Larnbndcie Animat Hospital '*�' 1610 Pace St #400 Longmont, CO 80504 (303) 651-7297 November 1, 2018 To Whom It May Concern, I am v%-riting this letter to inform you that I wish to purchase the twenty (20) acres of land north of your cul-de-sac. I have practiced veterinary medicine here in Longmont at Cambridge Animal Hospital for eight years and now wish to build a 4-5,000 square foot building to move my practice. We are strictly -a veterinary practice and would not have any outdoor kennels or rues. Dogs would only be cm leash and walked in and out of the practice or out in an enclosed fence to walk We hold hours Sam-6pm Monday - Friday, and Sam -i 2pm on Saturday. I would appreciate your input and/or any suggestions you may have concerning the building of a clinic. I plan to use the road north of the twenty acres for ingress to my clinic. Please call or email with any further questions. I would appreciate if you would let me know your thoughts on us being a potential neighbor. Thank you very,much. � f{ Sincerely your,, 41 �n f Vt ,f / /If aA"4, .sCAfireret;.•• 40/L 'Natalie Durbin- Masher , DVNI 1610 Pa St #400 Longmont, CO, 80504 303.-651-7297 docrnalherbe@gmail _con, ',Pete . veer, rt Signatu 1, would not ' o Ipos d to a vete ' an; clinic on the Lot 5 B hr roper y. Date airtea would be opposed to a veterinary clinic on the Lot 5 Bohr property. Signature Date EXHIBIT 4 Cambridge Animal Hospi'tai 1610 Pace St #400 Longmont, CO 80504 (303) 651-7297 November 1, 2018 To Whom It May Concern, I am writing this letter to inform you that I wish to purchase the twenty (20) acres of land north of your cul-de-sac. I have practiced veterinary medicine here in Longmont at Cambridge Animal Hospital for eight years and now wish to build a 4-5,000 square foot building to move my practice. We are strictly a veterinary practice and would not have any outdoor kennels or runs. Dogs would only be on leash and walked in and out of the practice or out in an enclosed fence to walk. We hold hours Barn - pm Monday - Friday, and Sam -12pm on Saturday. I would appreciate your input and/or any suggestions you may have concerning the building of a clinic. I plan to use the road north of the twenty acres for ingress to my clinic. Please call or email with any further questions. I would appreciate if you would let me know your thoughts on us being a potential neighbor. Thank you very much. Sincerely youf`s, " / . de / .e,,, s / 7:.,_earsr1/ 17/ i /- )17 ejte +=m. ,,,/ %far 7,, Natalie Durbin- Malherbe, DVM 1610 Pace St #400 Longmont, CO, 80504 303,651-7297 docmal.herbe@gmail.com would not be opposed to a veterinary clinic on the Lot 5 Bohr property. Signature Date socif Signatu _ Tektielfrt_Ccm would be opposed to a veterinary clinic on the Lot 5 Bohr property. Date -17, ea S EXHIBIT 5 Diana Aungst From: Sent: To: Subject: glgg2ggg3@aol.com Sunday, August 18, 2019 8:45 PM Diana Aungst Case #USR19-0035 C uti n: This email originated from outside of Weld County Government. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe. Dear Ms. Aungst, Our state is beautiful and the front range has open land where wildlife live, natural grasses grow and agriculture flourishes. As more and more people discover the beauty of Colorado, development can cause this beauty to disappear unless growth is managed properly. A prime example is the proposed Cambridge Animal Hospital on E. County Line Rd. This area contains houses on five, 10 and 20 -acre lots on both the Weld and Boulder county side of the road. The green fields in the summer, brown grasses blowing in the winter wind and grazing animals give this area a serene, natural beauty. A 5,000 square -foot commercial building, with a large parking lot, street lights, a large, brightly -lit sign, and accompanying increased traffic do not belong in this neighborhood of open space and homes. Also, the introduction of a large business would potentially decrease home and property values which oil rigs and storage tanks have already influenced. This property needs to remain agricultural! Please consider our familiarity with this area and how allowing a commercial business in this part of Weld county is a mistake. We ask you to deny the permit to change zoning from agriculture to business. Thank you. Sincerely yours, Gary and Jan Giovino 13131 E. County Line Rd. Chuck and Alice Woods 13295 E. County Line Rd. le to a 0 S EXHIBIT 6 1 Hello