File #: Z-946-17-19    Version: 1 Name: Cowley Companies is requesting a PUD Zone Document for Third Creek West
Type: Zoning Ordinances Status: Passed
File created: 7/2/2019 In control: City Council
On agenda: 11/4/2019 Final action: 11/4/2019
Title: AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE ZONING ORDINANCE AND ZONING MAP OF THE CITY OF COMMERCE CITY, COLORADO FOR REZONING TO PUD ZONE DISTRICT AND APPROVING A PUD ZONE DOCUMENT FOR THE PROPERTY ANNEXED AS THIRD CREEK WEST FROM ADCO (UNINCORPORATED ADAMS COUNTY) TO PUD (PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT)
Attachments: 1. Ordinance - Final, 2. Ordinance, 3. Staff Report, 4. Vicinity Map, 5. Applicant's Narrative, 6. PUD Zone Document, 7. Neighborhood Meeting Notes, 8. Drainage Agreement, 9. Planning Commission Meeting Minutes of August 6, 2019, 10. Presentation

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AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE ZONING ORDINANCE AND ZONING MAP OF THE CITY OF COMMERCE CITY, COLORADO FOR REZONING TO PUD ZONE DISTRICT AND APPROVING A PUD ZONE DOCUMENT FOR THE PROPERTY ANNEXED AS THIRD CREEK WEST FROM ADCO (UNINCORPORATED ADAMS COUNTY) TO PUD (PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT)

 

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Summary and Background Information

Petitioners (see below) are seeking to annex approximately 238 acres and zone said property PUD. A consolidated public hearing is scheduled regarding: 1) the eligibility of the properties for annexation in each case pursuant to the Municipal Annexation Act and the City’s Land Development Code; and 2) the proposed PUD zone document.

 

Petitioners

 

CCT Investors, LLC

SCM-POG, LLLP

SMT Investors Limited Partnership

SCM-Remodino OKC, LLLP

SCM-Carrier OKC, LLLP

SCM-Schoenhals OKC, LLLP

SCM-Blaylock OKC, LLLP

SCM-Stephan, LLLP

SCM-Cagle OKC, LLLP

SCM-Tibbs OKC, LLLP

SCM-Donnelly, LLLP

AZ Third Creek, LLC

SCM-Friedman OKC, LLLP

DLJ Third Creek, LLC

SCM-GRP Third Creek, LLLP

Forever 7, LLC

SCM-Hess Myers, LLP

Mt. Olympus Investments, LLC

SCM-King, LLLP

Far Marel, LLC

SCM-Moore, LLLP

Go West Too Defined Benefit Pension Plan

SCM-Morris Withey, LLLP

Harvard C.G. Properties II, LLC

SCM-Neal, LLLP

Neal Management, LLC

 

The annexation eligibility hearing occurred pursuant to C.R.S. 31-12-108(1) and C.R.S. 31-12-109, on September 16, 2019. Normally, the City Council would then consider a resolution determining the eligibility of the properties for annexation and, if eligibility is found, the City Council could consider an annexation ordinance, pursuant to C.R.S. 31-12-111. However, the Petitioners had not executed an Annexation Agreement with the City to establish voluntary conditions of annexation. Land Development Code, Section 21-3320 requires an annexation agreement and states, “no annexation ordinance shall proceed to first reading until a pre-annexation agreement has been signed by the property owner(s) and approved by the city.” Delay of the resolution determining eligibility was recommended to ensure that the ability to impose conditions of annexation, pursuant to C.R.S. 31-12-110(2) is preserved.  The Petitioners have now executed an Annexation Agreement with the City.

 

The subject property is located at NEC of E. 104th Avenue and E-470. The land area is approximately 238 +/- acres and is currently vacant except for 2 oil & gas sites that are proposed to be capped and relocated, and the above ground regional transmission lines adjacent to E-470. The property is currently zoned Adams County Agricultural, A-3. The applicant is requesting that the properties be annexed serially and then rezoned as the Third Creek West PUD. These applications are being processed concurrently with two (2) inclusion cases, the E-470 Residential Infrastructure General Improvement District case (ERAGID-002-19), and the E-470 Commercial Infrastructure General Improvement District case (ECAGID-012-19).  There is also a concurrent metro district case (MD-110-19) in process.

 

The applicant is proposing 49.7 acres +/- of a mix of neighborhood and regional level commercial uses along the north side of E. 104th Ave., 22.7 acres +/- of mixed-use development north of the commercial area, and then a 111.6 acres +/- for variety of residential types and densities at the north end of the project area, buffering the existing large lot agricultural properties in Adams County.  There is a maximum of 1,050 units proposed in the residential and mixed-use areas. The commercial area will only allow residential as part of vertical mixed-use developments.

 

The Planning Commission has recognized that the proposed Annexation Zoning is consistent with the Comprehensive Plan & E-470 Influence Area, will not negatively impact surrounding properties, and will have the potential to positively expand the current eastern edge across E-470.  Staff notes the PUD Zone Document was revised to use the term Himalaya “Road” consistently, in place of Himalaya “Street”. 

 

 

Staff Responsible (Department Head):  Roger Tinklenberg, Interim Director of Community Development

 

Staff Member Presenting:  Robin Kerns, Planner

 

Financial Impact:  N/A

Funding Source:  N/A

 

Staff Recommendation:  N/A 

Suggested Motion