HomeMy WebLinkAbout10163ORDINANCE NO. 10163
AN ORDINANCE CHANGING ZONING RESTRICTIONS OF
THE FOOTHILLS SUBDIVISION FROM R-8,
MANUFACTURED HOME RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT AND B-
3, HIGHWAY AND ARTERIAL BUSINESS DISTRICT TO A
PUD, PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT ZONE DISTRICT
GENERALLY LOCATED EAST OF NORTH PUEBLO
BOULEVARD AND NORTH OF WEST 24 TH STREET
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF PUEBLO, that:
SECTION 1.
The zoning restrictions covering the following described property, and in addition
half of all adjacent dedicated roadway and alley rights-of-way, together generally
identified in the attached Rezone Exhibit, are hereby changed from R-8, Manufactured
Home Residential District and B-3, Highway and Arterial Business District to a Planned
Unit Development Zone District (PUD), and upon passage of this Ordinance, zoning
restrictions affecting the PUD, shall apply to said property:
Parcels of land located in the South one-half of Section 22, Township 20
South, Range 65 West of the 6th P.M. in the County of Pueblo and State of
Colorado and being more particularly described as follows:
All of Blocks 1 and 2 of Foothills Subdivision, A Special Area Plan as filed
for record at Reception No. 1349438 in the office of the Pueblo County Clerk
and Recorder.
Containing 73.925 acres, (3,220,178 sf) more or less.
SECTION 2.
With the recommendation of the Planning and Zoning Commission, the Planned
Unit Development Guide, attached hereto, is hereby approved.
SECTION 3.
The officers and staff of the City are authorized to perform any and all acts
consistent with the intent of the Ordinance to implement the policies and procedures
described herein.
SECTION 4.
This Ordinance shall become effective immediately upon final action by the Mayor
and City Council.
Action by City Council:
Introduced and initial adoption of Ordinance by City Council on April 11, 2022 .
Final adoption of Ordinance by City Council on April 25, 2022 .
President of City Council
Action by the Mayor:
☒ Approved on April 27, 2022 .
□ Disapproved on based on the following objections:
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Mayor
Action by City Council After Disapproval by the Mayor:
□ Council did not act to override the Mayor's veto.
□ Ordinance re-adopted on a vote of , on
□ Council action on _______ failed to override the Mayor’s veto.
President of City Council
ATTEST
City Clerk
City Clerk’s Office Item # R-8
BACKGROUND PAPER FOR PROPOSED
ORDINANCE
COUNCIL MEETING DATE: April 11, 2022
TO: President Heather Graham and Members of City Council
CC: Nicholas A. Gradisar, Mayor
VIA: Marisa Stoller, City Clerk
FROM: Scott Hobson, Acting Director of Planning and Community Development
SUBJECT: AN ORDINANCE CHANGING ZONING RESTRICTIONS OF THE FOOTHILLS
SUBDIVISION FROM R-8, MANUFACTURED HOME RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT
AND B-3, HIGHWAY AND ARTERIAL BUSINESS DISTRICT TO A PUD,
PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT ZONE DISTRICT GENERALLY LOCATED
EAST OF NORTH PUEBLO BOULEVARD AND NORTH OF WEST 24TH
STREET
SUMMARY:
The applicant is requesting to rezone 73.93 acres covering the Foothills Subdivision from R-8 and
B-3 zone districts to a Planned Unit Development (PUD) zone district to facilitate a mixed-use
community offering diverse residential housing options and commercial services for residents.
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The site is located east of North Pueblo Boulevard, north of West 24 Street and is currently
subdivided and zoned for manufactured home and commercial uses.
PREVIOUS COUNCIL ACTION:
The applicant is concurrently requesting to vacate all of the streets and easements in the Foothills
Subdivision and is also requesting to resubdivide the property for future development sites.
BACKGROUND:
NeighborWorks of Southern Colorado purchased the Foothills Subdivision and is requesting to
rezone, vacate rights-of-way/easements and re-subdivide to facilitate the development of a
mixed-use neighborhood that offers a variety of housing options and commercial services to
residents. According to NeighborWorks, the Pikes Peak Park community will offer “permanently
affordable housing with access to childcare, healthcare services, food access services, small
grocery/farmers market, restaurants, offices, and cultural facilities to support a walkable, ten-
minute neighborhood.” Pikes Peak Park PUD, proposes to introduce small residential lots
accessed by private drives that face green-spaces, intermixed with more traditional larger-lot
residential development, multifamily development, and commercial nodes along West 24th Street
and Sun Mountain Boulevard. The previous Foothills Subdivision (approved in 2000) was
intended for development of manufactured homes and one commercial node west of what was
previously Spaulding Avenue and is now Sun Mountain Boulevard. Per the PUD Zone District
Regulations, a development guide has been submitted which contains information as required by
Section 17-8-6, of the Pueblo Municipal Code. According to the Pikes Peak Park PUD Guide, the
proposed development will be a “social, economic, and environmentally Resilient Community.”
The PUD Guide states that a variety of complimentary uses “within walking and cycling distance
from one another” “will decrease reliance on the automobile.” The PUD contains provisions for
single-family development on narrow and shallow lots with a maximum of 619 residential dwelling
units and 446 Commercial Mixed-Use dwelling units. The maximum gross density is 12 dwelling
units per acre and 20 commercial mixed-use units per acre.
FINANCIAL IMPLICATIONS:
There are no financial implications for the City.
BOARD/COMMISSION RECOMMENDATION:
The Planning and Zoning Commission, at their March 23, 2022 Public Hearing, voted 5 to 1
recommend approval. (Commissioner Castellucci dissenting, Commissioner Aznar absent)
STAKEHOLDER PROCESS:
The Planning Department sent out Notice of the Planning and Zoning Commission Public Hearing
to all property owners located within 300 feet of the subject property.
A Public Notice poster was placed on the subject property 15 days prior to the Public Hearing.
ALTERNATIVES:
If City Council does not approve this Ordinance the property will not be zoned in accordance with
the Pueblo Municipal Code.
Upon request of City Council, the Ordinance could be returned to the Planning and Zoning
Commission for consideration of proposed modifications.
RECOMMENDATION:
Approval of the Ordinance.
Attachments:
Proposed Ordinance
Minutes of the Planning and Zoning Commission March 23, 2022, Public Hearing
Planning and Zoning Commission Staff Report with Attachments and Exhibits
re: Ordinance 10163
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VICINITY MAP:: nature,amenities and each other,and ultimately became more integrated into the City.Thin project The Pikes Peak Park Metro District#1 Board will appoint five(5)Board Members to the Design
aims to provide proal-d-concept'for community design in Pueblo and become a catalyst for Review Board(DAB).Three(3)members shall constitute a quorum.Al DRB members shall be
public and private investment for the weslside al Pueblo,creating a community with significant real estate or design professionals.The Director of Planning and Community Development may
housing available for low-moderate income families otherwise locked out of home ownership. appoint a 5th DRB member.This member is an ex officio member who does not have voting
- rights.
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IV.GUIDING PRINCIPLES:: The DRB will have the responsibility of reWewing,approving,approWng with conditions,cr
denying all site plans,architecture,landscape dans,lighting plans,signage plans and signs,for
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1T tq — ---- alt physical improvements to Individual Lois or Blocks based upon PUO criteria and likes Peak
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.6., ^ . Provide a range al ARordehM and Attainable housing products that caters to a vanity of Park Design Standard and Guidelines.The ORB will meet with applicants in a timely manner and
income levels and family sizes. will provide written comments,conditions and approvals in writing to the Applicant and the
t _ • Create a distinct neighborhood that includes a variety of open spaces,nodes,destinations Dbedor of Planning and Community Development.Any PUD site plan amendment shad require a
and third places,connected by a web of links[hal will encourage human interaction ORB letter of recommendation of approval before the final approval from P62 or Technical
necessary to develop the personal bonds that grows a strong Community end Culture and Advisory Committee.
inclusive social network. Site Plane may be submitted to the ORB and City of Pueblo concurrently.Architectural building
}js `s . Create a Genu d plc through urban design,landscape and built form,that is authentic to plans maybe submitted to the Building Basement concurrently with ORB reyew,Any changes
fir' made to civil or architectural construction documents subsequent to final DRB approval shall be
yi ,} Puebla,futwe residents,and Rha communities'lime and place in the wadd. submitted la DRB for review.Upon DRB approval,the DRB will provide an approval letter to the
4`4. 4 t,' 1 • Create a Healthy and Vlbrut community that values a balanced lifestyle by enabling active City of Pueblo.Upon receipt of the approval letter,the City d Pueblo will administratively reWew
living,increased mobility,reduced stress,and social interaction. Site Development Plans for Individual Lots using the City of Pueblo's review process provided
• Create a Connected network tel streets and open spaces systems that links the Pikes Peak that the requirements of the PUD have been mot.DRB approval and Metra DisI of authorization
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Park neighborhood to the surrounding community. is required prior for final City Site Plan approval and issuance of building pennies.
® not to scale(N.T.S) • Pikes Peak Park strives to be a social,economic and enyronmentaly Resilient Community.
This starts with creating a cohesive and interconnected master plan that co-locates a variety
of complimentary uses with-in walking and cycling distance from one another as a means to
decrease reliance on the automobile. --------
I.LEGAL DESCRIPTION:: PAGE INDEX::
V.PUD ZONE DISTRICT APPLICATION AMENDMENT PROCESS:: PAGE I- COVER SHEET AND INTRODUCTION
LOTS 1 THRU 224+226 BLK I FOOTHILLS SUB+PARCELS D,E,F,G+H FORMERLY
#55-223-10.001 THRU 229 and LOTS t THRU 213 BLK 2 FOOTHILLS SUB+PARCELS A,8, PAGE 2, CONTEXT MAPS AND ZONING
C+J FORMERLY#05.224-SO-001 THRU 21 fi. The Pikes Peak Park Metro District#1 Board shag have the sole authority to initiate amendments PAGE 3: LAND USE PLAN
to the PUD.Any amendment to this PUD shall be subject la the City of Pueblo amendment
process per PMC section 17-8-8(a),as amended, PAGE 4: CIRCULATION
II.INTRODUCTION::
PAGE 5: PARK AND TRAIL PLAN
VI.PUD SITE PLAN APPROVAL PROCESS:: PAGE 6 PERMITTED/RESTRICTED USES
The primary purpose of this PUD Is to allow this property to develop in a manner that aligns with -.
NetghbrWmks Southern Cotorado(NWSoCo)Makin and Urban Design Concept Plan for Pikes PAGE 7: DEVELOPMENT GUIDE
Peak Park Neighborhood.This site is currently designated as R-8 with a smallportion designated • PUT Site Plan for Mukidamily and Commercial development submittals shall include al
information required by applicable sections of the Pueblo Municipal Code and Site PAGE 8: DEVELOPMENT GUIDE
as 8-3.This PUD establishes a set of land uses,street sections,and development guides
Development Plan Checklist,and meet the intent of this P110.
Intended to create a walkable,mixed residential community with neighborhood serving retail PAGE 9: DEVELOPMENT GUIDE
pnmanly located at the intersection of 24th Street and a future north/south street. • PUD Site Plans and Ste Plan Amendments for single-family detached and single-family
attached projects developed on individual lots Al be administratively reviewed and approved PAGE 10: SINGLE-FAMILY LOT CONFIGURATIONS
This PUD will allow the site to develop in a logical,efficient manner that integrates with the by the Citin accordance with the PUD.Site Plan Amendments may be filed,processed and
surrounding land use and provide mixed-income affordable housing,attract sereces and y y PAGE 11: STREET SECTIONS/DESIGN STANDARDS
increase the sed-sufficiency of the organization through earned income opportunities. scheduled concurrently for staff review if required.
PAGE 12: STREET SECTIONS/INTERSECTION
III.PROJECT NARRATIVE:: VII.DESIGN GUIDELINES:: PAGE 13: VARIANCES
In order to implement the vision for Pikes Peak Park,private Architectural and Site Design (UIVI
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community that co-locates permanently housing with access to childcare,healthcare Standard and Guidelines(D.S.G.)will be prepared to guide the overall look,fed and character of (' Tel.J03 572.0053
services.food access services,small grocery/tanners market,restaurants,offices,and cultural the neighborhood.These will be administered by the Design Review Board. TAS For J0J 425.0438
facilities,among other uses,to support a walkable,ten-minute neighborhood. Private Design Standard and Guidelines will supplement the Development Guide established by
Through community engagement,diverse expertise and the right partnerships;the Pikes Peak this PUD and shall be in lieu of Sec.17-4-11 Residential Placement Standards,and any ns.„; COVER SHEET AND INTRODUCTION
Park Neighborhood is a critical first step that will positively impact the entire west side of Pueblo subsequent revisions,as identified by the Pueblo Municipal Code. PAGE
community by linking diverse developments together,raising home values,connecting people to sena: N.T.S. caw m S.C. 1 OF l3 I
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DOCUMENT RECEIVED FOR RECORDIV..
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density Basting residential to the South.No s"'ls'10w mw' side of Pueblo.The applicant will work wah the "'a"" Creek which will provide access to future °:::.,,,,..c. School,Centennial High School.Chavez Hoene Charter School is a
other development is adjacent to the site.Future Ir 0011 industry a city to extend one or both bus routes to the site. regional trails.Pikes Peak Park open space and .,.U, convenient waking and bicycle distance for residents.Work with
open space corridor expansion along the Wild on.,.u.mu street network will be designed to allow for school district to allow for preferred enrollment status for Pikes Peak
Horse Creek is planned to the east per Pueblo's moan een.n.wr. safe,comfortable bicycle and pedestrian Park children.
Comprehensive plan.2002, connections that connect to future open space
facilities as planned by the City of Pueblo.
EXISTING ZONING:: PROPOSED ZONING::
R-8 zoning exists on the majority of site,and 8-3 masts at the corner PUS zoning on the entire site.
of 24th St.and Sun Mountain Blvd
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--•— PUD BOUNDARY I. Residential use Is characterized by primarily angle family afached(duplex,triplex,fourplex, .x
rowhomes and townhomes),single famtly detached housing with variety of product nix
MI RESIDENTIAL including single-family green court cluster
:•:ti�:4 COMMERCIAL MIXED-USE2. The intent of commercial mixed-use planning area is to Row for denser multifamily, _
•'-• vertically mixed-use mullfamty,restaurant and neighborhood serving retail to develop along
24th Street.Single-family attached are allowed where transitioning from a denser multifamily I\{I 2100 Bannock St.
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• to atour-lane street in the suture by the City of Pueblo.The developer wig
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1•• EXISTING 24TH STREET(2 LANE)
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SUN MOUNTAIN BLVD �Jp Decver. CO 80204
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NOTE::
1, The intent of the park and trail plan is to provide a network el space that connect
OS neighborhoods to the regional open space corridors,and preserve new corridors
• to the Pikes Peak and Green Horn Mountain.
.�-.�-- r '�'—�� 2. Aminimum al BX of the land area shall be dedicated to the Metro District for use
r .Ias parks and recreational facilites per the PMC section 12-4-7(e).Parks and
•m recreational Iacilsies win be developed,owned and maintained by the Metro
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I. ,1 POTENTIAL LOCATION OF PARK AND OPEN SPACE
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RESIDENTIAL PLANNING AREA COMMERCIAL MIXED-USE PLANNING AREA:: B.Conditional Uses -''
A conditional use maybe permitted A certain minimum conditions,contained in the applicable ,k(,
Resid i al use is characterized by primarily single familyattached(duplex,triplex,f pl The intent of this planning area is to allow to denser multifamily.vertically mined-use multifamily. Cityto se are satisfied as determined by the ORB and the Land Use Administrator.The ORB
is required send a lager d recommendation to the Land Use Administrator.
rowhomes and townhomes)single family detached housing with variety of product no'ncluding restaurant and neighborhood serving real to develop along 24th Street.Single-family attached are •Health club
single-family green COO cluster. allowed where transitioning from a denser multifamily development to single-family residential area. •Mobile food unit
•Modal home
A.Up•by Right A.Uses by RIAM "ii,f
• Accessory Dwelling Unit • Accessory Uses •Rental shop,generalvii
• Accessory Uses -Beer gardens C.Restricted Uses ;"
-Drainage facilities -Dining patios • Tel uses not expressly permitted as use by right or conditional use. a,
-Outdoor exercise -Drainage facilities •Shod term rental through third party applications. .ys;
-Temporary art installations •Entertainment dislnct -.<
• Child Care Home -Food Trucks 4.r
• Co-housing,Common house -Home based business y.
• Community Center -Ica neem land .t.
-Outdoor exercise F ss.
• Community garden -Temporary art installations -`
DEFINITIONS::
• Horne,elderly i:,':
Home,looter • Adult day service center
•• Manufactured Home Art•
Gallery '`ir•,
Parking lot solar array •Bar/Tavern • Accessory Dwelling Unit An accessory dwelling unit(ADU)is a secondary dwelling unit on
.Brewery/Cidery a single-family residential lot,and generally situated above a detached garage.AOU shag be ,
• Parks,Trails Open Space z k
• Childcare Center owned and maintained under the same ownership of the primary structure.
• Residence Single Family Detached-alley and front loaded lit
• Community Center Co-housing,errnCommon House:Co-housingis a communityintentionallydesigned with .K
• flealdenm,Single-Family Green Court Cluster include `f o
• Commundy gartlen i
• Residence,Pared Housing(duplex)-alley and front loaded kommon erne sumeendg r by s herons.comm,Hoyornshop sondttl a large
•Dog ore facility kitchen lounges meetingroams recreation facilities,library,workshops,or childcare.
• Residence,Three and Four family-agcy and front loaded Hotel 9e°° w dry
• Residence,Townhouse-agcy loaded •Library Common areas are owned and maintained by community members.
• Roof mount War array •Municipal buildings •Food trucks.A non-permanent food truck a food cart that operates at a fixed location lora ss�r°,
•Neighborhood serving commercial period of time.
R.Canditlenel Uses -art gallery •Pet groaning.An establishment engaged in a business of grooming of a domestic animal, T
A conditional use may be permitted if certain minimum conditions,contained in the applicable -beauty salon/barber shop including bathing,cutting of hair.Orman of nails,but does not include any associated .y'x
CAy Ordinances are metalled as determined by the ORB and the Land Use Administrator.The •botcher outdoor kennel,veterinary service,breeding,boarding and overnight accommodation.
ORB is required to send a letter of recommendation to the Land Use Administrator. -convenience store • Residence,Single-Family Green Court Cluster Four or more single-family homes are
• Food trucks -try cleanerg Y9 Y =n`;
a.Shall comply with conditions in the applicable City Ordinances. -financial institution arranged with front doors or porches lac ia common preen space withh agcy for ;
b.Limited to pubbc nght-d-way adiacent public parks,community center and other •Uundmmat garage access.The Common green space s designed to provide amenities for adjacent
ground floor commercial. -personal and professional service homes,and encouraging pedestrian connectivity to a neighborhood. i'rk
• Horne based business -pet grooming • Tema farmers/art/crag market Temporaryoff'
Temporary market is an event than operates at a fixed
• Mobile food unit •Office,general location for a periodic sale of goods no more than 14 consecutive days.Temporary market
• Model hone • Office,medical does not include regularly scheduled events.These are limited to public parks,community
• Temporarytarmerslart/aatt market •Office,professional center,and festival street. {e k.
a.Wilted to public right-d-way adjacent public parks,community center and other • Padang Lot ;,
• Parking Id agar canopy •Urban agnculture.Generally involved in low-impact fanning method.such as
ground floor commercial. professionally managed garden hydroponics vertical f rme and rooftops used for crop
• Parking Structure : °,
C.Restricted Uses Parka,Trails,Open Space Production.
• MI uses not expressly permitted as use by right or conditional use. • Pharmacy
• Short term rental through third party applications. • Religious institution '
•Restaurant(sit-down,fad casual)
•Rod mount solar array .
•Residential.Multifamily(indudes mixed-use,co-housing.age-targeted,age-restricted T •I\V/I 1200 Bannock St.
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• Schools,public and private ,,r,r. PERMITTED/RESTRICTED USES
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VIII-DEVELOPMENT GUIDE:: a MULTIFAMILY MID MIXED-USE DESIDN GUIDELINE{ • Evros.facade components in modules are materiality ata human acAetinat is meaningful to a
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Multifamily and Mixed-use Deign Guideline is t ded to apply to a residentialstructure or Milled orison passing by an the sidewalkii
A.STREETSACCESS AND sIGNALRADON residential with ground floor commercial where id vdual dwelling units are located above • Budding height should transition to be scaled to lower height and density in residential areas.
another and accessed by a common interior corridor or hallway. •• Architecture should considerrte locations d function in the oveal neighborhood and be ym',
74th Street is the only dung street and Is located along the southern edge of theit It currently neo- designed to emphasize visual focali
points and vitermini, 4
a 4-lane road along the western portion of the site and a 2-lane road along the eastern portion.Nis • Vertical and horizontal articulation in facade is encouraged through plane breaks receesed '
understood that the eastern portion may be expanded to a tour-lane street in the future by the City of tXe Onion
Y windows and entries or balconies.
Pueblo.The developer will coordinate planning efforts with the City 24th Street is a from damn the Buitings should be located in a manner that contributes to the creation of a pedestrian unentd and • Multifamily and mixed-use buildings should he articulated with void architecture features such
neighborhood for reddents.AfOdd.ADA-accessible detached moth-use trail or path WAN be walkable community.Ina is done by fronting budding,dose to theproperty line along streets,open as bays balconies,manta changes,or porches that face the adjacent sheets puke plazas, sT
designed and bulk by individual mutt-farcy developer within the R.O.W along north side or 24th spaces and trails. ..open area..
Street prodding bicycle and pedestrian connection from the neighborhoods toe future Wild Horse • Parking lots shag not be located between a building's pnmary facade and the street. • Each residential unit should have usable tenor open space in the faun of balconies or porches.
Creek regional trail Maternity and commercial buildings should be located in designated parcels '
along 24th Street to creole an urban edge and lamely for the neighborhood Puking Ids sloop 24th • Services Including trash and recycling center,loading docks utility connections,Including gas • Balconies should bre designed to be incorporated into the architecture to avoid a lacked-on" i
St.should be screened from dew with landscape Small,pocket puke associated with multifamily and electric meters and rooftop mechanical equipment shall be screened from public dew, appearance.
should connect to the regional tial along 24th Street. • Site landscape should be desgned in a sustainable manner by selecting low-water planting and • Ground Indel residential unite should have a front door and porch/stoop that provide,direct
Bun Mountain hod with-/BO wideR.O.W.bisects the site.It' characterized by web-designed species that are adaptable to an lid my nment. accost to a street,park or walkway
pedestrian zones nth wide sidewalks,landscape zone on-street parking,and bicycle facilities.The • Puking facilities shall be sized with the intent of promoting efficient use of available land • Stairways shall be conditioned,interior space.
installation of curb elder sions(bump-outs)are allowed at intersections to facilitate speed calming as resources The number of parking spaces provided shall be no leas than the number prescribed V
wed as safely for pedestrian crossing.Buildings should front the street with pnmary facade and in Section H,"Parking Standards'associated with each respective type of development. Buildiag Mabriak
primary pedestrian entries Where ground flow retail is anticipated,shallow setbacks maybe used to • Shared use parking should be encouraged between nearby complementary land uses that have
stew for outdoor patio and storefront space.Commercid buildings alongthese streets should be New buildings should supportity. regional traditions and maintain a level at craft in the process of
P A oppositepeaN hour demands. construction and durability. ^
designed with facade articulation and ground Noor transparency inorder to creole a human scale • Allowable facade=tenet includes stucco natural stone,brick,wood,architectural liber cement
street environmentSurface parking should not be located between braidings and the street. Building Charente, panels,architectural metal panelsor similar combination of material which represents a
Ndghberheed Lecel Steed characterize residential districts and create a walkable network of streets variation of architecture styles or elements
and blocks that are connected to the en space network.The streets include sidewalks,landscapeBuildings should be designs in a manner that a authentic to their function and time and place 4
p in the community.Building facades should be articulated to create human scale and interest.Thi,may • Material changes should not occur at external comers,but may occur at'reverse"or interior
zone oath street trees and on-street parking an both sees of street.There wit be three full movement comers or "return"in anntegrated fashion
access pores to W.24th St as indicated iCirculation plan,page 4. be achieved by the fallowing drriegit Vi =
• Facade wags should incorporate horizontal relief through pmledions and recesses to provide • nyl Ede' Insulation lagan Finishing Sy,ten(EIFS),tilt-up concrete pante or other faux facade
treatments should he avoided. #r
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NaibhMrMad Design
The design of the neighborhood should consider topography.drainage,water quaky,connedluty,and • Ground floor facades should have recessed windows.entry areas,awnings or other such
a contemporary housing program.Special care should he taken to create a highly connected
features. Mechanical Equipment
neighborhood ahem the includes a varlet I housing g y q y use Magee y p Rooftop mechanical equipment should be scraent from view ham the ground and tram adjacent
p y o g types and saes organized around a hierarch • Budding facades may hag ee in color,texture d mated judicious la reside visual bat ld'npa al comparable hetgnt through the use of screen wale ane/or Duapefa
of open spaces.Several design strategies should shape the natghborhoad plan d residences should interest.AN facades of a building which are visible from public street,park on open space,or
be located within 1/4 mile of a park or open space;the parks should protide a vanety of program paths should incorporate feature,similar to the front facade.
elements to encourage use persons of dlvene interests and ages the may include tot lots,picnic and Resident entries should be protected from weather by overhead roofs or overhangs,or being Traalmennt al Reeldedtal Ops Ana
seating areas,outdoor cooking areas,community garden and fledale lam space. recessed.First floor residences should have functional porches and front doors that provide direct Common areas In the multi-family property should be landscaped and include pedntnan connections -f,3
The single family residential community is primarily located on the northern two thirds of the de,and access to the leerier and connections to the public realm Balconies having usable space with a to adjacent public streets trail open spaces and commercial areas.Pedestrian-scale eghbng and .
multifamily and mixed-erre development is located al the southern portion of the site along 24th Street. minimum average depth of no lass than 3 feet are encouraged on topper Mode street fumiture should be included.
The residential program should reflect a range of single family hone sizes,tawnhames,paired homes, "
and three-four family homes,both alley served and front loaded product. R
Relationship of BWldisge to Streets Menage
Primary facade is a facade that faces a street park or open space.Primary facades should contain a Sign standards shag hes in accordance with the Sac.1 T-10-05(5)and(d)d Pueblo Municipal Code. _
Public Rashes
The public realm should bre denied by a network of ends,panes and green corridors parks and Primary building entry and Brest sidewalk g connpatine arborfence,gate, •etc.)
to a public street,qua or park Side entries
open space that rapport a high level of mobility and interconnected neighborhods.The plan should side
provided oneu
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may be allowed N an entry statementIIe g:
side lacing the street.
otter multiple routes or loop,for people to walk,run,and bike,to their dvaile park,to the mail hop,to
the regional trail system,to each other's houses and to other neighborhood and community 1200 Bannock St.
destinations.Verde the design for the various environments may vary,there should be a thread or Meauag,Farm end Meats I V( Denver.CO 80204
DNA that ties them all together to unify the neighborhood.his foundational to the plan that the Public The Amino design elements should be considered: TP1S Tet JOJ 53
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Realm serve to both create a strong sense of place but it also serves to support a strong community. • Entryway design demerits and variations should give orientation and character to the budding
and contribute to the pedestrian anentation of the project by including some or al of the ,,, DEVELOPMENT GUIDE
?Monne features.arcades,canopes or patcaeS;metros;mcessesrpm ether;orspecial NoiRwlPACE •
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C.COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT DESIGN GUIDELINES • Vaned building form and facade articulation should be used to break up long wad faces. Perches and Fran deer r
In addrbon to the Pueblo Municipal Code(PMC)requirements found in Sections 17-4-46 or 17-4-47 • Building forms should respond to important gateway locations and New terminal. Special attention should be paid to the role that front porches and front door play in enlivening the
or 17-4-48 for small-scads,medium-sole and large-sole',respectively,commercial performance etredac+pe Stylistically appropriate Iron porches m front doors are required for houses with garages
standards and the PAD shall guide the Wenn architectural design within the Pikes Peak Park accessed hoer thetri el(I nt-loaded)and houses with garages accessed horn the adeyjnealloaded).
Building Mderkh • Front porch details Columns,railings and other details should support the architectural style of
devdopmanl Where section 17-4-47 through Section 174-48 conflict with the PUO,the PUD shad New buildings should support regional traditions and maintain a level of craft in the process of the house
goyim. constructIon. • Front doors Front entry doors should be a prominent design feature.
• Allowable facade materiels include stucco natural stone,bock,wood,architectural liber cement • Front porch.porch width and depth should he usable and fumishable..
Pedestrian Circulation panels architectural metal panels or similar combination of maternal which represents a • Wrap-around porches'.comer lots lots adjacent to open space and lots with high csibikty are ''
The following design guideline should be considered'. variation of architectural styles or elements. encouraged to have porches that address both the front and side elevations.
• Prowling sidewalks and walkways of adequate oedth to agow groups of people to comfortably • Material changes should not occur at Wend corners,but may occur at'reverse'or interior I..
pass each other Sidewalks in commercial areas will be no less than six feet wide and conform corners or as a'return'in an integrated fashion. Frees Leaded Lets(damps assessed hem srestel
toed requirements of the Americans With Disabilities Act(ADA). • VinylExterior Insulation finishing System(EIFS)and lilt-up concrete panels are not allowed. Special attention should be paid to the architectural design for street-accessed(frontloaded)lots to •
• Public lobbies and/or emery entry should connect directly to the pedestrian network. de-emphasize the garage and driveways. o
• Provide pedestrian oriented sighting and shade trees along walkways, a Street-facing garage doors should be located behind the'front building line'of the main house.
Mechanical Equipment
• Paved on-site parking is required outside of setback.
Rooftop mechanical equipment should be screened horn New from the ground and from adjacent
Building Chemin buildings of comparable hegn through the use of screen wags and/or parapets.
Buildings should be designed to provide human scale,interest and variety.Examples of techniques cooling/Wends
may Include Open Epx. • Alowaale facade melded include stucco natural stone brick wood,architectural fiber caner
• Venetian in the building torn such as recessed or prolecting bays; ponds architectural metal panels or similar canh nation d material which represents a
Publicly accessible,privately maintained open apace such as plazas courtyards or outdoor roams are variation of architectural styles or dements
• Ezpres•ion of architectural or structural module and detail; an Important part of the overall open space network Each development blocks encouraged to include ▪ Material changes should not occur at external caner,but may occur at reverse m'ntenor
• Diversity of window size,shape or patterns that relate to interior functions; some form of outdoor space that is connected to the public realm either directly,or by a publicly
corners or as a'return"'in an integrated fashion.
• Emphasis of building tries through projecting accessible walkaway.enj g or recessed forms,detach,color,or materials, • Vinyl,Exlenor Insulation Finishing System(EFS)and fill-up concrete panels are not allowed.
• Variations of materiality,material modules,sxpreseed lode and details,surface relief,cola,and
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tetlure to stile Sign standards shit be in accordance with the Sec.17-10-05(n of Pueblo Municipal Code. Rad Design
• Bay column spacing that subdiedes the facade into smaller,more human scaled elements. Acceptable roof types are below. s:,
• Sloping roof with a minimum 2 in 12 slope. ft
Relationship et Eatldiss to Streets O.SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT DESIGN GUIDELINES • Gable Hip,Pyramid Hip,Shed,Mansard.Gambrel or Butterfly
A primary building entry should face a public street,plaza or park.Buildings that are sited between a Singlefarnily Residential Development Design Guidelines is intended to apply for variety of product • Flat roof.
street and a surface parking areafor example should have a pedestrian entrance on both the parking mor including single-family detached,duplex,triplex fourples rowhoemes and townhomes.These • Acceptable roof materials are asphalt shingle,slate roofing tile rocfing(ooncrele,clay),metal le
area side for employees togainaccess from their cars INCand along the public street to provide access guidelines are in lieu of the Section 17-4-11 Residential Placement Standards, standing seam
for visitor and pedestrians among from transit,an-street parlong adjacent neighborhoods and other '2`y
buildings.
• The long-side of buildings should be generally parallel with the public street. AreARaelur Design Menage •
but should not disrupt the public realm design.
Residential architecture at Pokes Peak Park oil reinforce and add richness to the urbanist designst
Sign andards shag be in accordance with the Sec.17-10-05(a)and(c.11 of Pueblo Municipal Cade.
• Building entry plazas are allowed, Yy
• Pedestrian craniad signage that identifies building tenants is allowed near a building entry. principles that define its streets parks and public realm.The developer is committed to providing _
quality architecture and a range of architectural styles that balance the need to create affordable and Trash
• Building enhances facing parking lots should be coordinated with building service areas to avoid attainable housing and create a great neighborhood Our process involves working directly with The Metro District will work directly with a private trash collection company to establish traeh
conflicts between pedestrians and service vehicle movements. builders to develop the right mix of housing designs,products and lots tar this ads This is an ongdng collection protocol for'Green court residential'products with Pnvale Lanes.Solid waste selection +"'
• Outdoor storage trash 00110 t'onand loading meas shalt A screened recessed or enclosed. process and we will update the City as designs progress points wet be provided within the street right-of-way where dead end alleys or pnvate lanes intersect "
Residential design at Pikes Peak Park should contribute the fabric of Pueblo's memorable with public streets.The locations and design cr11 k addressed in the Pad 2 phase al the Cttys
a Service areas should be located in manner that they are nn Nihle from adjoining neighborhoods by supporting: Subdivision processft
neighborhoods,pedeslrianways,streets or customer entrances.
• Service area screening should be accomplished b landscape • Best prances in architectural design and construction technology. �,/I V
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treatments with similar or complementary materials to the primary structures. • Allowing for a range of affordable and attainable homes Denver,CO 80704 ,
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Messing,term/Euk • A balance of indisdualfty and diversity that reinforces community placemaking.
Building form and massing should be used to Irene the public realm and create a pedestrian scale, mo. DEVELOPMENT CU/DE
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• One story buildings should be designed with a Id first ton minimum 1 B height.
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Acemory Dwelling Anila(ADA) • A continuous landscaped buffer zone that includes a minimum six-foot wide screening G.SULK STANDARD FOR MIXED-USE RESIDENTIAL OR COMMERCIAL
Accessory Dwelling Units shall he clawed aver separated parking garages located along private layer consisting of shrubs and grasses planted a maximum ol3faet an center in a
lanes or alleys.The following guidelines angry. triangular pattern with a mature height of al least 36 inch high.Ornamental,tag grasses Mix EAR. 0,5
• Only one Accessory Dwelling Unit is allowed on a same Id as a primary dwelling unit. miry be substituted for up to 30%of the shrubs within the screening layer subject to Min.Lot Sire n/a
approval by the ORB. -_..
• Mobile homes,recreational vehicles,sheds and trailers shall not be used as Accessory Min.Lot Depth n/a
Dwelling Unit. F.RESIDENTIAL LOT STANDARDS
• Accessary Dwelling Units shall be awned and maintained under the same ownership of the Mn..Lot Frontage na
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primary structure. _
• An Accessory Dwelling Unit shall not be sold apart from the primary structure. a4r h 'r rise r,''',,'M' # g SM back ) —. —.-- ---.-----
v� +r rte.- ^"•' SelbacS from 24th S1. 20'
• Designed In an architectural style compatible with the primary structure. 14.;1171-11111,1t11:1'1'a "„.Y
• Include a covered stair leading to the unit. Min.Lot area Setback from Sun Mountain Bbd(mNmao) 5'/10'
• Minimum o1400 square feet floor area,and tying area with a dear ceding height greater (square feet) 1,500 2.500 3.100 4,000 n/a
than 4 ft mamma,but where more than half of the space is 7 ft or greater. Min.Lot width(feet) 22 35 35 45 n/a Setback from Park,Plaza or Linear Park(min/max) 0110'
• M Accessory Dwelling Units will count as dwelling units for the purpose of determining Bkl*g NdgM M'
parking requirements.Parking for ADUs must be provided on the same lot with the primary enol Coverage
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structure and will rad he located in a separate"common"parking lot away from the ADU
r"s;+2, 'y s,4�. c - c" (1)Amount of setback should be considered in coordination with type of retail space and public
location. xax c•vnd+, _ „n,.iw .?`,„as„?wh L'% °+ - realm design to allow potential for outdoor cafe seating or amenity space to create an active
Front Yard(min/max)is' 15/20 15/20 15/20 15/20 15/209 streetscape experience.
E.LANDSCAPE DESIGN STANDARDS MIn.Side Yard 5 5 5 5 20
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The Idloveng standards are Intended to establish the framework fora low-water, on Airy 5 5 5 15 IS
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low-maintenance landscape composed d native and adapted planta which protide year-round Min.Sale yard - - " - ill-.. >:t. ,Wil,1
color and interest.The landscape design shall adhere to Pueblo Municipal Code unless otherwisealong a street lo 10 10 10 10 Townhouse/Paired homes 1.0/du
noted below,
Setback from 24th 20 20 20 n/a 20 Single Family Detached 2.0/du
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• Trees shall be 2.5"caliper minimum size spaced at 35'maximum O.C,(or an average of — -- k'1
one tree par 35 linear fed) Mn Front eht n/a 2D' 20 Mulfi-family Residential 1.25/du
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• Shrubs shall be#3 container minimum size spaced at 5'mama=D.C.(or an average of Rear120aleyiyrivme noel 91' 5°j n/a ID Retail 5/1,000 gsf :,
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one shrub per 25 square fed) Min.Side Yard 5 > > 5 20
• Perennials and Ornamental Grasses shag be#1 container minimum size spaced a146" Restaurant/Bar 7.5/1,000 gsl
Min.Sleekedmoei
maximum O.C.(or an averaged one plant par 15 square feet) 1 o 10 10 10 10
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Meet Professional/Medical office 2.5/1,000 gsf `
• Nonliving Landscape Matelot such as rock mulch,wood mulch,or gravel shah account for — - - ----- --- --- ----- 11,
no more than40%of the required landscape area as measured by the loIawing. �ITAlNSA41gk Sor Sot. Sen Sop Inw Community Center 5/1,000 gsf
-S gal plants cover 25 square feet - /'
-3gal plants cover 9apune lest Il)Conceptual lot layouts of each product type are shown on page t05ngle-lamly Lot Configurations. (1)Parking calculations for mixed-use development shall be calculated as the sum d minimum T?
-1 gal plants cover 3 square lest (21 Garage isincludedin budding coverage. parking requirements for each type of proposed use Included in the facility(-res)being
(3)A setbacks shall be measured Own property Are. constructed. s
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(4)The minimum wafer a garage with Iwo parting spaces is 22'wide by 22'depth kir al single family
Parking Lola lanes
Planting interior to parking lots shall meet or exceed Pueblo Municipal Code as amended. 151 Garage shat be placed minimum d 5 behind pimple structure, Yt 1^;
(61 20'setback alang the 24th St,and 15 setback for all other neighborhood street. aa'l�`
Surface parking lots shall be set back a minimum of ten feet from the public right-of-way or (7)Funs porch is alawed to encroach up la 6 nou(ren setback. ( I h/I x200 Bannock St. ^
property hire to protide space fpr a continuous landscape buffer zone.Parking lots shall be IS)Al lets adjacent to be dead end of an aley a private lane must provide a 20' y d setback for all �"/ V Denver. CO 80101
visually screened from the public dight-ofway,open space,and adjacent property by one or structures on the Id TA C� Tel. 703 57r 00537.
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mare of the following methods (9)Single-famlty detached and single-family attached residences shall have a m bolding height d hi l For 303 125.0438 +s
• A continuous landscaped buffer zone consisting of an architectural berm between le'and three Blau not t exceed 30 measured rrom the gradepit Refer to 20151 1 1 al Fre Coote - - >
36'high with a maximum slope d 3.1 plc t d with shrubs ar drought tolerant grasses Section 0105 ons; O[VEL DPMENT GU/DE
planted et a maximum of 3 feel an center in a triangular pattern (10)Mdttfamily Cum et buildings shall m budding height of lour stories and x PAGE y
will need to comply Ihproviding the 26'clear tone adjacent to the building to accommodate fire pall Cr S.C. 9 Of 1-5
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GUIDABLE AREA all single family homes.
M I " PUBLIC STREET TREES 'IL- 4. Building footprints shown are diagrammatic.
® 5. All lots adjacent to the dead end of an alley or private lane must provide a 20'
L W j DETACHED/ATTACHED GARAGE SPACE rear-yard setback for all structures on the lot.
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A.SUN MOUNTAIN BLVD:: B.NEIGHBORHOOD LOCAL STREET:: C.NEIGHBORHOOD PARK STREET::
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Puncbnn ,,..Primary collector roadway within the neghbndond Punnlurr ,Access to and Stough reeldeotlet areas Function arceeS to and through residential areas •
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Speed hIndrs ._ ,3 25 to 35mph Sped 1Indts _.+•; 201025 mph Stead 20 in 25 mph -..
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Daytime Parktrq On-street parking both eider of street Orvstrael Paying ;4 Der-Erect puking both aide.of short On-street Padding 10n-tinsel parinng bon,fides nl street
Off atrial Parking r.:.Ailment properties must comply with zone darnel regulations Mf-elreet Parking,i;*i 2 spaces per planed lot OP StrM Parking 2 spaces per planed lug
Namara P 8 minimum detached sidewalk Ilducielli fi mum detached sidewalk Sidewalk 6 A tinimmum detached suiewrir
Cub /2 Vertical curb Stab alk Velli al curb Curb V tied curb
Road 3egnerd t ONO '125 minimum,1,322 maximum "NNW Sagmard Length 125 minimum 662 mawmum Rand Segment length h 23 minimum.662 mammoth
II Must ramie mer 22 wide clearance for fire access.Min.26 wide I ante Must retain min 22 wide savanna for bre access.Mu 20 cede clement. Must retain min. 2 wide elegance In fire access.Mn.26wede clearance a
Emergency M.soas shal be required where adjacent anklIngei height are greater than 32 per .Wawrpeney Anes11 shall he required where adjacent buildings height are greater than 30 per Emergency Suss shall be fevered where adjacent buildings'height are greater than 30.per
2015110,Section 1050 201511C,Sed n 1050. 2015 IFC Section 1050. �A
Rest-loaded single family residences can lace Sun Mountain Blvd.Driveway Street may dead end in a cul-de-sac(maximum oldie-sac length is 6621. Sneer may dead end in a cul-de-sac(maximum ail-de-sac length is 6621. 'Te'.
access to indvidud reeidendal lots are not permitted.When adeinal space Neighborhood Park street to provide sidewalk and landscape zone an one '`
Mare*Design is needed to accommodate additional travel on turn lanes on-street patens . Miserable Design side of street opposite et a park.
may he prnheed Sun Mountain Blvd cannot dead end and must intersect0w; g
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Curb extensions allowed at pedestnn crossing in lieu of on-street parking at intersections. `sae note 1 an this sheet. `see notes I and 2 on this sheet
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1.A6 street sections are conceptual.Final design and lane configuration will be determined during the Par 2 phase of the Cltys Subdivision process. em, STREET SECTIONS/DESIGN STANDARDS
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Gilert Ortiz Clerk/Reco'■rder, Pueblo County, Co
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