HomeMy WebLinkAbout10919RESOLUTION NO. 10919
A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT PLAN FOR LOT 3 OF THE
HISTORIC ARKANSAS RIVERWALK OF PUEBLO AS SUBMITTED TO CITY COUNCIL BY THE
HARP AUTHORITY ON JANUARY 8, 2007
WHEREAS, the HARP Authority has the responsibility and authority to evaluate and make
recommendations concerning the development of private lands and make recommendations
concerning the proposed development and disposition of those pad sites, and;
WHEREAS, the HARP Authority at their November 1, 2006 meeting approved and
recommend approval of the proposed development of Lot 3, and;
WHEREAS, the schematic design of the proposed development for Lot 3 has been
approved by the Architectural Review Committee; NOW THEREFORE,
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF PUEBLO, that:
The proposed development of Lot 3, as submitted to City Council by the HARP Authority on
January 8, 2007, is in compliance with the Historic Arkansas Riverwalk of Pueblo Program
Diagram dated the 26 of November 1996, both are attached hereto, and is hereby approved.
INTRODUCED January 22 2007
BY Ray Aquilera
Councilperson
APPROVED:
President of Cit Council
ATTESTED BY:
CITY CLERK
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Background Paper for Proposed
RESOLUTION
AGENDA ITEM # /Z
DATE: JANUARY 22, 2007
DEPARTMENT: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT /JIM MUNCH
PLANNING DEPARTMENT /JIM MUNCH
TITLE
A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT PLAN FOR LOT 3
OF THE HISTORIC ARKANSAS RIVERWALK OF PUEBLO AS SUBMITTED TO CITY
COUNCIL BY THE HARP AUTHORITY ON JANUARY 8, 2007
ISSUE
Should the City Council approve the development plan as submitted to City Council by
the HARP Authority on January 8, 2007?
Approval of the Resolution.
BACKGROUND
The Intergovernmental Agreement creating the HARP Authority enumerates the
responsibilities and authority of the Authority. One of the Authority's responsibilities is
to seek commercial development of private lands and make recommendations
concerning the proposed development and disposition of those pad sites. The
proposed development plan for Lot 3 as submitted to City Council by the HARP
Authority on January 8, 2007 is in compliance with the HARP Program Diagram dated
November 26, 1996, which is incorporated within the Intergovernmental Agreement.
FINANCIAL IMPACT
No City general funds are committed for this project.
LEGEND THEMATIC INTENT
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HISTORIC ARKANSAS RiVERWALK PROJECT
PaOJECY HARP PROGRAM DIAGRAM 26 NOVEMBER 1996
I. Face Brick (Color#1)
2. Face Brick (Color 42)
3. Bronze anodized aluminum Storefront with clear tempered glazing
4. Stucco (Color#3)
5. Painted Steel (Color#4)
6. Awning (Color#5)
7 Picture Frame Kickplate (Color#4 and Color45)
8. Pre -cast stone lintel
g. Pressed Tin Fascia (Color #4 and Color #S)
10. Cap flashing (Color#5)
U- Stucco Sign Band (Color #3)
12. Double Hung Window w/ bronze anodized frame, clear glazing
13. Standing seam roof (match existing Boathouse Color)
14. Steel frame sunscreen /trellis (Color#4)
15. Painted Steel Railing (Color#4)
16. Pre -cast stone
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2. Face Brick (Color 42)
3. Bronze anodized aluminum Storefront with clear tempered glazing
4. Stucco (Color#3)
5. Painted Steel (Color#4)
6. Awning (Color#5)
7 Picture Frame Kickplate (Color#4 and Color#5)
g. Precast stone lintel
9. Pressed Tin Fascia (Color #4 and Color #5)
10. Cap flashing (Color")
U. Stucco Sign Band (Color 43)
12. Double Hung Window w/ bronze anodized frame, clear glazing
13. Standing seam roof (match existing Boathouse Color)
14. Steel frame sunscreen/trel is (Color#4)
15. Painted. Steel Railing (Color#4)
16. Pre -cast stone
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Pueblo's Riverwalk Lots 3 & 4
A Recommendation of the HARP Authority
To Pueblo City Council
Respectfully Submitted
January 22, 2007
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Proposed Commercial Development of
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January 22, 2007
TO City Council, City of Pueblo
FROM HARP Authority Board of Directors
RE Recommendation for the Development and Disposition of HARP Lots 3 & 4
is Requested Action. Approval of Development Plans and Related Agreements HARP
Lots 3 and 4 Commercial Development Projects
Background. The HARP Intergovernmental Agreement directs the HARP Authority to
seek the commercial development of "private lands" on the Riverwalk project and make
recommendations to City Council concerning the proposed development and disposition
of these HARP lots ( "private lands ") Based upon that authority, the HARP Authority
does hereby recommend to City Council the following Riverwalk commercial
development projects.
Lot 3 Proposed Development
• Lot 3 adjoins the upper City -Hall parking lot with a building footprint
of approximately 5,500 SF
• Local developer
• A combination of an expansion of a popular local restaurant and a
new -to- the - market franchise restaurant with a successful, well -
recognized national name and food product
• 7,800 SF on two stones, plus a mezzanine and channel -level outdoor
dining area
• $1.35 million private investment, with 44 fobs created
• Start Date: construction to begin February 2007, completed November
2007
Briefing Paper
Update
Lot 4 Proposed Development
• Lot 4 adjoins the upper City -Hall parking lot with a building footprint
of approximately 6,000 SF
• Local developer
• Microbrewery, restaurant, and retail — "The Walter Brewing
Company"
• 8,400 SF on two stones
• $2 0 million private investment, with 34 to 50 ,lobs created
• Start Date: construction to begin April 2007, completed February 2008
Proposed Terms /Conditions for Lots 3 & 4 Developments
1
Urban Renewal Authority buys HARP Lots 3 & 4 from the
City under a standard "Purchase and Sell Agreement,"
"Protective Covenants," and "Construction Covenants," at a
proposed rate of $18 per SF,
2.
URA payment for Lots 3 & 4 ($207,972) would be over 5
years, with annual payments beginning August 1, 2007, all
funds to be deposited in the HARP Land Sale Fund as
prescribed by the HARP IGA,
3
Lots 3 & 4 are granted to the respective developers at no cost
as an incentive for the commercial development under a
separate development and disposition agreement (DDA)
between URA and the private developer;
4
Under existing HARP ordinances the parking requirements for
the Lot 3 development (approximately 50 spaces) and the Lot 4
development (approximately 62 spaces) are to be met at the
new Main Street parking facility, eliminating the need for
payment of the Parking Investment Fee; actual customer
parking will likely be at the upper parking lot adjoining the
developments, URA will include a parking space lease
provision in its DDA with the developers that will address any
parking terms and conditions;
5
Urban Renewal Authority of Pueblo TIF revenue from these
projects is already committed to repayment of the debt on the
new parking facility;
6
Urban Renewal Authority commits $50,000 toward public
infrastructure costs $10,000 for public improvements needed
for Lot 3, and $40,000 for an elevator for Lot 4 to assist with
providing handicap access to the Riverwalk;
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0 Terms and Conditions, continued
The first $40,000 payment from Urban Renewal Authority to
the HARP Land Sale Account would be appropriated by the
City to reimburse the developers for the cost of necessary
public improvements (walkways, patio space) associated with
the developments. Lot 3 would receive $5,000 and Lot 4 would
receive $35,000, based upon the needs of each project; and
Through the Protective Covenants agreement for each project,
the City and the HARP Authority would approve a CAM Fee
assessment on Lots 3 and 4 ($109 per square -foot) that would
begin the payment of CAM fees at the end of the first year of
occupancy, and would further set the CAM fees at 50% of the
established rate ($0.54 per square -foot) the second year, 75%
of the established rate ($0 81 per square -foot) the third year,
and 100% of the established rate the fourth year Thereafter the
rate would be established by the HARP Authority subject to the
terms of the Protective Covenants.
Outstanding Issue(s) All outstanding issues have been resolved as of this writing.
Recommended Council Action. The HARP Authority recommends the following: 1)
Approval of the Purchase and Sale Agreement with the Urban Renewal Authority;
2) Approval of the Proposed Development Plans for Lots 3 and 4, and 3) Approval of the
Protective Covenants and Construction Covenants for each project.
Respec ,
Steve Arveschoug, E cutive Director
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Proposed Building on fURP Lot 3
Anzuini Associates
Project Description
The building on Lot 3 is proposed to be a two story commercial building with a
mezzanine. Total building size is 7,796 square feet. The HARP Channel level will be
a footprint of 3,298 square feet with the remainder of the site devoted to outdoor
plaza. The Upper level will have a footprint of 3,298 square feet with an upper level
outdoor deck of approximately 830 square feet.
1,200 square feet will be available on the mezzanine level.
The Building will be designed to interface with the existing City Hall Parking Lot,
the Grand Staircase and the water channel.
The building envelope is designed to fit within the HARP Zone 1 design
requirements with modern interpretation of Victorian design elements. The City
Hall elevation will be a combination of predominantly brick with stucco accents
with storefronts transoms and kick- plates sympathetic and compatible to the Union
Avenue Historic District.
The HARP Channel Elevation will be predominantly brick with stucco accents,
large amounts of clear glazing, decks and a sunshade structure, this elevation will
have a very open, festive feel with opportunity for interaction between restaurant
patrons and Riverwalk visitors.
The roof is a combination of flat roof with tall parapets to screen rooftop equipment
and pitched hip roofs to echo City Hall, HARP Boathouse, the Hotel and
Convention Center and the Joseph Edwards Center
Our current tenant mix is a combination of local and franchise food service.
establishments. Our local tenant will be a new expanded location for a favorite
Union Avenue establishment, Angelo's Pizza. At this time we cannot reveal our
national franchise tenant because of ongoing negotiation. This national tenant will
be a well - recognized name with a great food product.
We are very excited to be involved in this venture on the Historic Arkansas
Riverwalk and look forward to commencing construction in February of 2007
The total build out schedule will be 10 months.
Total project cost will be $1,356,000
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HARP Lot 3 - Building A
Proposed Tenants /Job Creation
River Level - Tenant A
Angelo's Pizza - 3,298 square feet
Chef /Prep /Cooking staff - 4 persons
Dishwash - 1 person
Maint. - 1 person
Hostess / cashier - 1person
Bartender - 2 persons
Wait staff - 8 persons
Bussing - 2 persons
TOTAL = 20 persons
River Level - Tenant B
National franchise - 4,498 square feet
Manager - 1 person
Chef /Prep /Cooking staff - 5 persons
Dishwash - 2 persons
Maint. - 1 person
Hostess / cashier - 1person
Bartender - 2 persons
Wait staff - 9 persons
Bussing - 3 persons
TOTAL = 24 persons
TOTAL FOR BUILDING
44 JOBS CREATED
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PO BOX 565 • PUEBLO, COLORADO 81002 -0565
December 6, 2006
TO- PUEBLO CITY COUNCIL
STEVE ARV ESCHOUG,
HARP EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
FROM. BRET BEZONA & ANDREW SANCHEZ
THE WALTER BREWING COMPANY,
WALTER'S BEERT", LLC
SUBJECT JOB CREATION, DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION, AND COST
DETAILS FOR THE WALTER BREWING BUILDING ON
LOT 4 OF THE HARP
Dear Steve and City Council Members.
Greetings! It is with great pleasure that we address the Walter Brewing Building
to be located on lot 4 of the HARP Much time and planning has gone into our
concerted work on this project with HARP and Urban Renewal.
For nearly 100 years the Walter Brewing Company was a powerful economic
force in Pueblo. We look forward to preserving the history of Walter's Beer and
making it a major part of the strong economic force of modern day Pueblo and
Colorado's great microbrewery presence in the United States.
• Job Creation/Employees: 34 to 50 employees are expected
over a period of one —two years: 20-28 people on its wait
staff, 2-4 bar tenders, 2-4 drivers for its deliveries, 4 -6 in
its kitchen, and 6 -8 people in its microbrewery.
• Building Uses: Microbrewery, restaurant, and retail
• Building Size Estimate: 8,400 square feet
• Building Design. The design is historically accurate,
harkening back to compact brewery buildings built at the
turn of the last century.
• Building Cost: Approximately $2 million
• Construction Estimated Start and Completion:
April 2007- February 2008
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