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HomeMy WebLinkAbout07690ORDINANCE NO. 7690 AN ORDINANCE CHANGING ZONING RESTRICTIONS FROM B -4, REGIONAL BUSINESS DISTRICT AND R -6, MULTIPLE RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL DISTRICT TO PUD, PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT COVERING A PARCEL OF LAND COMMONLY KNOWN AS 800 WEST HIGHWAY 50 BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF PUEBLO, that: SECTION 1. The zoning restrictions covering the following described property be changed from B -4, Regional Business District and R -6, Multiple Residential and Commercial District to PUD, Planned Unit Development District, and upon passage of this ordinance, zoning restrictions affecting B -4, Regional Business District and R -6, Multiple Residential and Commercial District to PUD, Planned Unit Development District, shall apply to said property: A parcel of land located within the Southeast '/4 of the Southwest '/4 of Section 13, Township 20 South, Range 65 West of the 6th Principal Meridian, County of Pueblo, State of Colorado being more particularly described as follows: All of Lot 2, Villager Inn Subdivision, according to the recorded plat thereof filed for record December 18, 2002 at Reception No. 1475346, of the Pueblo County Records, County of Pueblo, State of Colorado. And that portion of the Southeast '/4 of the Southwest '/4 of said Section 13, beginning at the Southeast corner of said Lot 2, said point also being the Northeast corner of the Southeast '/4 of the Southwest 1 /4, Section 13. Thence the following courses. 1. S 01' 22' 07" E, along the East line of the Southeast '/4 of the Southwest '/4 of Section 13, a distance of 225.00 feet. 2. N 82 02'24" W a distance of 865.00 feet. 3. N 68 06' 55" W a distance of 191.00 feet more or less to the southwest corner of Parcel No. 3, Club Manor Subdivision, according to the recorded plat thereof filed for record June 20, 1972 in Book 1720 at Page 780 of the Pueblo County Records, County of Pueblo, State of Colorado. 4. N 88 06' 33" E a distance of 1029.09 feet more or less along the South line of Club Manor Subdivision and also along the South line of said Lot 2, Villager Inn Subdivision, to the Point of Beginning. Said Parcel contains 135,647.47 Square Feet (3.11 Acres), more or less. Property contains 7.559 Acres more or less. Bearings are based on the East line of Lot 2, Villager Inn Subdivision from the North corner monumented with a PK nail and disk L.S. #16128 to the South corner monumented with a 2 Y2" aluminum cap on a #6 rebar PLS #16128 which bears S 01' 20'35" E. and more commonly known as: 800 West Highway 50. SECTION 2. With the recommendation of the Planning and Zoning Commission the PUD Development Guide, attached hereto, is hereby approved. .qFr.TInN This ordinance shall become effective immediately upon final passage and approval. INTRODUCED November 12. 2007 BY Randy Thurston Councilperson APPROVED: a a & " e - F#kESIDEINTof City Council ATTESTED BY: CITY CLERK PASSED AND APPROVED: November 26, 2007 ®rd - 700 D ffl D -- Background Paper for Proposed ORDINANCE AGENDA ITEM #-t�r P9 DATE: NOVEMBER 12, 2007 DEPARTMENT: JERRY M. PACHECO, ASSISTANT CITY MANAGER FOR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT TITLE AN ORDINANCE CHANGING ZONING RESTRICTIONS FROM B-4, REGIONAL BUSINESS DISTRICT AND R-6, MULTIPLE RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL DISTRICT TO PUD, PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT COVERING A PARCEL OF LAND COMMONLY KNOWN AS 800 WEST HIGHWAY 50 ISSUE Shall City Council approve a request to rezone the property from B4, Regional Business District and R-6, Multiple Residential and Commercial District to PUD, Planned Unit Development District, to accommodate a mixed -use development near the intersection of 1 -25 and Hwy 50 providing single - family residential and commercial land uses within the same development? RECOMMENDATION The Planning and Zoning Commission, at their September 12, 2007 regular meeting, voted 7 -0 to recommend approval. BACKGROUND Applicant proposes to rezone the subject 7.56 -acre property from B-4, Regional Business District and R-6, Multiple- Residential and Commercial District to PUD, Planned Unit Development Zone District in order to accommodate a mixed -use development near the intersection of 1 -25 and Hwy 50 providing single - family residential and commercial land uses within the same development. As proposed, the PUD provides one (1) land use area listing specific permitted uses and standards for each area. FINANCIAL IMPACT None. Reception 1793167 01/15/2009 La Vittoria A Mixed -Use Development in the City of Pueblo, Colorado DEVELOPMENT GUIDE The PUD — Planned Unit Development Zoning Regulations for a Mixed Residential and Commercial Development on the north edge of the Pueblo Country Club Golf Course, bordering Kmart to the east and accessing the HWY 50 West Frontage Road to the north, commonly known as La Vittoria. Prepared by: U E V i) P hA F N T 503 N Main Street, Suite LL110 Pueblo, CO 81003 (719) 404 -1655 Contact: Jim Munch 719404 -1655 Reception 1793167 01/15/2009 June 1, 2007 La Vittoria Development Guide I. INTRODUCTION A. Statement of Purpose This document shall serve as a guideline for the implementation of design standards for the La Vittoria Development by providing, in detail, the objectives of the development. These guidelines will assist in providing a definitive set of objectives and the intended community design character, whereby any impacts on the surrounding neighborhood will be mitigated. Project Narrative La Vittoria is a planned mixed use residential and commercial district located in the northwestern quadrant of the City of Pueblo. The property adjoins the Pueblo County Club Golf Course on its southern boundary and U.S. Highway 50 West along its northern boundary. It is bounded on the east by the K -Mart retail property and on the west by various office and professional uses. The goal of La Vittoria is to enhance the Highway 50 /Interstate 25 interchange with a sustainable first class commercial and residential mixed use project which will be development at an urban scale and density, the Development will have an intimate pedestrian oriented setting, which will attract a mixture of long term commercial and residential tenants. The predominant architectural style for La Vittoria will be Mediterranean with variations in this style from traditional, to contemporary, to modern. The property will be developed as a pedestrian oriented community with a signature grand entry feature along the U.S. 50 boundary created through the use of architectural and landscaped elements. This signature feature will create a visual landmark designed to enhance the skyline in the vicinity of the intersection of U.S. Highway 50 and Interstate 25. The primary commercial area will be developed around a central core near the entry of the project. The central core will include both pedestrian amenities and vehicular parking. The residential development will be integrated both within the commercial core and adjoining the Pueblo Country Club golf course. La Vittoria will improve the visual quality of the Highway 50 /Interstate 25 intersection, and promote the redevelopment of other properties in the surrounding area. The major public infrastructure is already in place; consequently, no improvements or additions to the infrastructure will be required. The planned uses of La Vittoria will not have any adverse environmental impact on the area nor the City. Additionally, La Vittoria will increase the tax base in the City of Pueblo for both property taxes and sales taxes, and will give the area a much needed 'face lift" with modern buildings and fresh landscaping and lighting. The timeline for La Vittoria is as follows: June of 2007 — Complete the demolition of existing hotel July /August of 2007 —Begin prospecting for potential tenants August 27, 2007 —Final approval with City Council on Subdivision and Zoning 1793167 DEV G 01/15/2009 03:34:55 PM Pa e: 3 of 15 R 76.00 D 0.00 T 76.00 Gilbert Ortiz Clerk /Recorder, Pueblo County, Cc August 29,2007—Final purchase of Country Club property August 30, 2007 —Begin leasing property to qualified tenants There appears to be no separation of mineral rights, water rights, air rights, development rights or any other rights, which may directly or indirectly affect the land. * *See Exhibit A for Ownership information. B. Definition – Planned Unit Development Mixed Residential and Commercial Districts These definitions are provided for clarification of uses proposed by the Development Guidelines. Unless otherwise stated herein, all provision of and definitions found in the Pueblo Municipal Code shall apply. 1. CRMU – Means a real estate project with planned integration of a combination of retail, office, residential, hotel, recreation or other related activities. It is pedestrian- oriented and contains elements of a live- work -play environment. It maximizes space usage, has amenities and architectural and landscape expression and tends to mitigate traffic and sprawl. 2. UbSR means a use by special review as processed according to Section 17 -5- 33 of the Pueblo Municipal Code. C. Legislative Intent It is the intent of this Development Guide to be consistent with and to assist in the implementation of the City of Pueblo's Zoning Ordinance to: 1. Minimize the burden of traffic on streets and highways; 2. Conserve and enhance the value of the land; 3. Provide a procedure that can relate the type and layout of the building development to the particular site. D. Application These standards shall apply to all property contained within the La Vittoria PUD that is within the area described in the legal description. The regulations and requirements shall become the governing standards for review, approval and modification of all development activities occurring on the site. La Vittoria Subdivision is in no way connected to the Pueblo Country Club and therefore will not be affected by future changes made to the Country Club, nor will the Country Club be affected by development of La Vittoria Subdivision. Provisions of this guide shall prevail and govern the uses permitted within the La Vittoria PUD; however, this guide shall only supersede the specific zoning regulations of the City when referenced within the Development Guide and the City's Zoning Ordinance as amended. The PUD Development Plan shall satisfy the requirements of Section 12 -4 -5 (A) of the Pueblo Municipal Code covering the Overall Development Plan. 1793167 DEV G 01 /15/2009 03:34:55 PM Pa 2: 4 of 15 R 76.00 D 0. . 00 T 7600 ��8111NY�f'K.��fi�h p��r������� "� II. AUTHORITY A. Authority The authority of this Development Guide is Chapter 8 of Title XVII of the Pueblo Municipal Code as amended. B. Adoption Reference: Section 17- 8 -2(c) — Paragraph J of the City of Pueblo Municipal Code C. Relationship of City Regulations The provisions of the Development Guide shall prevail and govern development of La Vittoria PUD except where the provisions of the Development Guide do not clearly address a specific subject. In such a case the provisions of the City of Pueblo Zoning Ordinance, or any other codes or regulations of the Large Scale Development Performance Standards (Reference: Sec 17 -4 -46 Large -Scale Development Performance Standards) for the City of Pueblo shall prevail where applicable. The property to be included with the La Vittoria Development includes one or more parcels of unsubdivided land that will be joined together through the City's subdivision process, creating a one lot subdivision which will be developed in accordance with a single unified Plan. Per Section 17 -8 -14, to develop the La Vittoria property in conformity with the PUD Development Plan and Guide, this PUD rezoning approval will effectively allow further disconnection of a portion of the Pueblo Country Club property without requiring an overall development plan to be filed for the entire Pueblo Country Club ownership. D. Enforcement The provisions of the Development Guide relating to the use of land shall run in favor of the City of Pueblo and shall be enforceable, at law or in equity, by the City of Pueblo. III. CONTROL PROVISIONS A. Control Over Use After the adoption of this Development Guide by the City Council: 1. Any new building or other structure, and any parcel of land may be used in accordance with the provisions of this Development Guide and Plan. 2. The use of any existing building, other structure, or parcel of land may not be changed or extended except for those uses provided for by this Development Guide. B. Control Over Architecture, Landscape, Signage, Lighting, height, parking, density of development, and access. After the adoption of this Development Guide by the City Council, the architecture, landscaping, access, signage, parking, lighting, height, and density of all buildings and other structures built after the effective date of the Development Guide shall be in conformance with the following: All applicable standards contained within the Development Guide: and Architectural Standards. The architectural style of all buildings within La Vittoria PUD shall be variations of the Mediterranean style, which will be expanded from Mission /traditional style as described within The Large Scale Development Performance Standards, to include contemporary and modern Mediterranean style. The Large Scale Development Standards regarding architecture shall be 1793167 DEV G 01/15/2009 03:34:55 PM Pa 5 of 15 R 76.00 D 0.00 T 76.00 Gi lberl Ortiz Clerk /Recorder, Pueblo County, Co 1111 Fri' iPJ�IPIl�WI 'Giu��PK4.�9Ch�l�N14R1�� IN's 11 111 modified where appropriate to include the broader variation of architectural features found within the expanded variation of this style. Single family detached and single family attached residential structures will generally conform to the architectural style of the development as described above and subject to review by the Administrative Official per Section 17 -4 -46 (b), but will be exempt from all other requirements found within Section 17 -4 -46, Large Scale Development Performance Standards. 3. Parking standards. Parking requirements for the site will be calculated using a shared use formula. As this may be a phased development with a number of freestanding structures, an overall parking plan will be developed for the site based upon an anticipated development, with the parking requirement allocated to each freestanding building, and then adjusted as the land use mix is identified. It is anticipated that the parking improvements will also be phased and constructed at the time of the construction of each free standing building. 4. Landscape Standards. Given that the La Vittoria project is redeveloping a very confined existing site which includes a variety of mature plant species, the overall landscape goal for the project is to meet both the intent of the City's landscape ordinance through a performance based methodology, and also meet the design objective of the development to commit 5% percent of the overall development site to providing shade producing landscaping and landscape buffers, and to insure the preservation of a majority of the mature landscape on the site. Where a conflict occurs between the preservation of the existing landscaping and the strict interpretation of the landscape ordinance, the preservation of the existing landscape material will control. Landscaping will be concentrated in the area of the entry feature on Highway 50 and used to define the central core and the vehicular traffic and pedestrian ways included there in. Even though landscape material will be used as a buffer between adjoining residential and commercial uses on the site, strict interpretation of landscaping buffering requirements found within the existing City Ordinances, will not apply between residential and commercial property within this development. To the greatest extent possible existing trees shall be saved upon development of the property unless it can be demonstrated that site restrictions necessitate their removal. Existing trees saved in the development of the site shall be credited for required landscaping based on the size and species of the tree saved. As this may be a phased development and include a number of free standing structures including detached and attached single family residential structures, an overall landscape plan for the entire site, which will meet the 5% percent landscape goal, will be developed. The landscaping will then be allocated to each free standing structure and installed at the time of construction of each free standing structure and associated site improvements. 5. Signage Standards. La Vittoria is envisioned to be developed as a fully integrated Commercial and Residential community. Signage for all of the commercial properties within the development will be displayed at both the entryway on U.S. Highway 50 and at any other secondary point of ingress and egress which may be identified in the future. Signage along U.S. Highway 50 will be provided by either free standing sign or will be integrated within the design of the entry feature in such a way that it will be visible from both Highway 50 and Interstate 25. The entry feature will be considered a building and will comply with the height and setback restrictions thereof. Any free standing sign located at the primary or secondary entrance to the facility may include the names of all the tenants and will conform to the City's sign ordinance. Individual signage, in compliance with the City's sign ordinance, will also be allowed on each commercial building. 6. Lighting standards. The Development will conform to the City's Lighting Ordinance 7. Height, Density, and Massing. The project will be developed at an Urban Density. The size and the scale of the structures will vary, but no building will exceed 1 00f in height, and no more than 50% of the site will be occupied by buildings. Setbacks around the perimeter of the property will not be required to be more than 10 feet, but the developer may choose to have setbacks greater than 10 feet. 8. Public Art. In calculating the one percent (11%) public art allocation for the site, per section 17 -4 -46 (f) (6) Public Art Site of the Large Scale Development Performance Standards, the hard and soft construction costs of the single family attached and detached structures, including all cost of associated landscaping, private roadway construction, parking, design, engineering, and all other costs incurred as a result of the detached or attached single family construction, will not be included in the calculation in determining the one percent (1 %) public art allocation for the site. As this may be a phased development and include a number of freestanding structures, the expectation is that the installation of the public art will also be phased and installed at the time of construction of each freestanding structure and associated site improvements. 9. Public ingress and egress. Through the site plan development process the project will provide for a public ingress/egress easement providing vehicular access from an access point along a public roadway to the east boundary of the site. The termination of the easement will be located in such a manner that the easement can be extended in the future. IV. DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS A. COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTIAL MIXED USE DISTRICT: CRMU The proposed District is intended to provide mixed -use opportunities. Commercial is designed to include convenience, retail, personal service, food service and hospitality uses that are pedestrian oriented and designed to serve both a regional and local market. Residential uses will include single family, multi - family, and high - rise condominium opportunities. All construction will comply with the Control Provision of section III B above and where Section III B is silent, Section 17 -4 -46, the Large -Scale Development Standards, will apply, with the exception of detached and attached residential development. Detached and attached residential Development will be exempt from the Large Scale Development Standards found within Section 17 -4 -46, except for the architectural standards found in section 17 -4 -46 (b). 1793167 DEV G 01/15/2009 03:34:55 PM Pa e: 6 of o 15 R 76.00 D 0.00 T 76.00 Gilbert Ortiz Clerk /Recrtler, Pueblo County, Co III, FhY�IN���a In +; �i��a, i�a� 1793167 Pag: 7 DEV G 01/15/20@9 @3;34:55 PM of 35 R 76.00 D 0.00 T'76.00 V. Table of Land Uses and Building Controls ®IillK 71Yu'rlSh l'I 4 Kt W M�NA w1i NIIII A. La Vittoria Uses within the CRMU Land Use Area Type of Use Permitted UbSR Not Permitted GROUP LIVING Boarding and rooming houses CRMU Fraternity and sorority houses CRMU Group homes CRMU HOUSEHOLD LIVING Duplex CRMU Dwelling units (all types) located above the street -level floor CRMU Live /work units CRMU Mobile homes CRMU Multi - family dwelling CRMU Single Family - attached CRMU Single Family - detached CRMU HOUSING SERVICES 'FOR.THE ELDERLY Nursing homes and other housing offering skilled nursing services for residents CRMU Assisted living services, including group homes for the elderly CRMU Independent living services CRMU Continuing care communities or life care services CRMU ACCOMMODATION SERVICES Bed and breakfast establishments CRMU Hotels and motels CRMU Resort lodge /cabins lffi e• Type of Use Permitted CRMU Ubsn Not Permitted ANIMAL AND PETS SALES OR SERVICES Riding academies, board stables CRMU Pet sales (household pets only) CRMU Small animal veterinary clinics/hospitals; dog training/grooming facilities; kennels; or pet day care CRMU AUTOMOBILE SALES OR SERVICE ESTABLISHMENTS Automobile and truck services and repair — no outdoor storage CRMU Automobile and truck services and repair— with outdoor storage CRMU Automobile body shop — no outdoor storage CRMU Automobile body shop— with outdoor storage CRMU Automobile sales (new and used) CRMU Motor vehicle sales and services, other than automobiles and light trucks (e.g., RVs, boats, ATVs) — no outdoor storage CRMU Tire sales and repair (indoor) CRMU BUSINESS SERVICES . Business Support, Primary Business Activity including Office, Banking, Legal Services CRMU EATING ANDIOR DRINKING ESTABLISHMENT. p Bar, microbrewery, tavern CRMU Carry-out or delivery service CRMU Full- service restaurant, with or without liquor service CRMU Limited - service restaurant CRMU Snack and nonalcoholic beverage bar CRMU With drive -in or drive through facility CRMU FINANCIAL ESTABLISHMENT Check - washing facility CRMU With drive - through facility CRMU Without drive- through facility CRMU FOOD AND BEVERAGE SERVICE" Catering establishment CRMU Convenience store — no fuel sales CRMU Convenience store — with fuel sales CRMU Grocery store CRMU P7aM:t8 of fE1SG 03:34:55 PM 76.00 Gilbert Ortiz Clerk /Recorder, Pueblo County, Cc 1111RN'iMiNAVJh4ri'Mih14 M I05 11111 Liquor store CRMU Specialty food store CRMU OFFICE' Office, general — no outdoor shops, activities, or storage CRMU Office and storage, all storage within a completely enclosed building CRMU Corporate shipping and receiving companies CRMU " Employee training facility CRMU Governments] agency and quasi - public agency offices, no outdoor shops, activities, or storage CRMU PERSONAL SERVICES Dry cleaning and laundry establishment CRMU Health, fitness, athletic club or day spa CRMU Travel agency CRMU All other personal service uses CRMU REPAIRS AND RENTALS =(NOT INCLUDING VEHICLES)' ALL ACTIVITIES WITHIN ENCLOSED BUILDING, ' Light equipment rental CRMU Furniture and major household appliance repair CRMU Repair of motorized equipment CRMU Other repair and rental services CRMU RETAIL SALES AND SERVICES Building material sales — with outdoor storage CRMU Building material sales — without outdoor storage CRMU Factory outlet store CRMU Flea market/swap meet CRMU Greenhouses and plant nurseries CRMU Interior decorating and design showroom or gallery CRMU Other retail sales establishments not specifically listed in the Use Table — conducted entirely within a completely enclosed building CRMU Pawnshop CRMU 1793167 DEV C 01/1512009 03:34:55 PM Pagge: 9 of 15 R 76.00 D 0.00 T 76.00 Gilbert Ortiz p Clerk ` /Reccord P county c p o 1u ®��� f11' i r.�lrl��bl ro'17'��Its15 YfY' iY'Iri IMIY4�iBllh 711 15'11 ®� �� Retail sales and services with accessory outdoor sales, displays, or storage CRMU Retail sales and services with drive -in or drive- through facility CRMU "SEXUALLY ORIENTED BUSINESSES _. All types Type of Uses Rgtfirntf8s9 U6 sf# CRMU fdPf PemrMFed ELECTRONIC WAREHOUSING All types CRMU INDUSTRIAL SERVICES : v Contractors office and shop, limited CRMU Industrial services, heavy CRMU Industrial services, fight, not otherwise listed CRMU Research and development laboratory or facility CRMU MANUFACTURING Concrete or asphalt batching facilities CRMU Heavy manufacturing — all other uses CRMU Light manufacturing — all other uses CRMU Printing and publishing facilities CRMU WAREHOUSEISTORAGE'AND DISTRIBUTION SERVICES Mini - warehouse (self - storage) facilities CRMU Motor freight terminals CRMU Moving end storage facility CRMU Outdoor storage yard for goods, vehicles, equipment, materials, or supplies (not otherwise listed) CRMU Recreational vehicle storage CRMU Warehouse and distribution facilities (not including motor freight materials) CRMU Warehousing and/or storage CRMU WASTEISALVAGEUSES � , Junk, scrap metal, and auto - wrecking facility CRMU 1793167 DEV G 01/15/2009 03:34:55 PM Pa ge: 10 of 15 R 76.00 D 0.00 T 76.00 Gilbert Ortiz Clerkl Recorder, Pueblo County, Co Recycling center, all processing within a completely enclosed building CRMU Sanitary landfill areas CRMU Waste transfer station (not including hazardous waste) CRMU WHOLESALE TRADE ESTABLISHMENT Lumberyard CRMU All other wholesale establishments aNNINNOM Type of Use - CRMU Permitted UbSR Not Permitted AVIATION USES Airports and heliports, subject to the requirements of the FAA CRMU MASS TRANSIT FACILITIES Mass transit stations and stops, including park and ride (not including maintenance yards or repair facilities) CRMU Mass transit maintenance yards or repair facilities CRMU VEHICLE PARKING STRUCTURES OR SERVICES (AS PRINCIPAL USE OF LAND)' Parking garage (as principal use) CRMU Surface off- street parking lot or area (as principal use) CRMU Media communications offices and broadcasting studios (newspaper, television stations. radio stations), not including earth station antenna arrays CRMU TELECOMMUNICATIONS AND BROADCASTING FACILITIES s Cable television lines CRMU Commercial communications facility CRMU CMRS Facility - Freestanding CRMU CMRS Facility - Building, Roof, Wall Mounted CRMU CMRS Facility -Pole Mounted CRMU Telephone and internet data connection lines CRMU Telephone exchanges and buildings for telephone equipment ► Type of Use '- Permitted UhSR CRMU Not Permitted MAJOR UTILITIES n i7w3io/ uhv G wifiolzowu W3:34: *0 Pn Page: 11 of 15 R 76.00 D 0.00 T 76.00 Gilbert Ortiz Clerk /Recorder, Pueblo County, Cc Major electric power, oil and natural gas, water, wastewater, and alternative energy facilities CRMU Drainage and flood control structures CRMU MINOR UTILITIES Minoru utility services not otherwise specifically listed e e Type of Use FerntW uese CRMU Nrr Pan?tLtid AMUSEMENT, SPORTS; OR RECREATION ESTABLISHMENT Drive -in movie theatre CRMU Equestrian events center, including horse boarding and training facilities, indoor and outdoor arenas CRMU Indoor recreational and game facilities, such as bowling, game rooms, pool halls, video arcades CRMU Indoor Movie Theatre CRMU Outdoor recreation and sports facilities (public or private), such as golf courses and driving ranges, tennis courts, basketball courts, hockey rinks — both ice and in -line skating, athletic facilities CRMU Pools and water - related recreation parks and facilities (outdoor and indoor) CRMU Private recreation al uses, country clubs, and other private clubs operated for benefit of members only and not for commercial gain CRMU Sporting arenas, coliseums, and other similar spectator sports venues CRMU CAMPS; CAMPING AND RELATED ESTABLISHMENTS ' Public and private campgrounds CRMU Recreational vehicle park and/or overnight campground CRMU MUSEUM', ZOOS; AND OTHER SPECIAL PURPOSE RECREATIONAL'OR CULTURAL '_ INSTITUTION - Community or visitor information center CRMU Outdoor displays of public an (e,g. Sculpture gardens, formal landscape gardens, etc.) CRMU Library CRMU Museum, historic park, or similar cultural facility CRMU Non - Profit neighborhood or community recreation centers, including outdoor or indoor pools CRMU Zoo, arboretum or botanical gardens CRMU 'NATURAL AND'OTHER RECREATIONAL PARKS AND OPEN SPACE, 1793167 DEV G 01/1512009 03:34:55 PM Page: 12 of TS R 76.00 D 0.00 T 76.00 Oi lbert Ortiz Clerk /Recorder, Pueblo County, Cc ®iii r +Nip wti�wrtdutiMU�'� vi iii Nature center /environmental education center CRMU Parks, playgrounds, trails, trailheads, picnic tables jshelters, and other outdoor passive recreation facilities, dog park CRMU PERFORMING ARTS ESTABLISHMENTS AND SUPPORTING .ESTABLISHMENTS Dancing, music and theatrical studio CRMU Theatres, auditoriums, concert halls, amphitheatres, and similar performing arts venues a e • e � e e e e Type of Use � Permitted CRMU ubsR Not Permitted , EDUCATIONAL SERVICES Colleges and universities CRMU Preschool, nursery school, and child day -care facilities CRMU Secondary Schools CRMU Technical, trade, business, or other specialty school CRMU 'COMMUNITY SERVICES AND NON- RELIGIOUS ASSEMBLY Events center, convention or conference center, meeting hall exhibition hall, and similar places of public assembly CRMU Private clubs or lodges; civic, social, and fraternal organizations CRMU DEATH SERVICE, " , Cemeteries, crematoriums, and mausoleums CRMU Funeral homes, mortuaries CRMU 'HEALTH'AND HUMAN SERVICES z Clinics — Medical, dental CRMU Hospitals and emergency care facilities CRMU Medical and Diagnostic laboratories CRMU Residential child care facility CRMU PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION, PUBLIC SAFETY; AND OTHER GOVERNMENT FACILITIES Ambulance or emergency response dispatch; fire and rescue, police facilities CRMU Outdoor training facilities for police and fire personnel CRMU :S RELIG10US. ASSEMBLY 1793167 DEV o 01/15/2009 03:34:55 PM Page: 13 of 15 R 76.00 D 0.00 T 76.00 Gilbert Ortiz Clerk /Recorder, P�u County. g, �Cc� I mill �1611111M NAN 1'Y�r INKI'II1rl1'YcII W,` 11 111 Religious assembly with (1) accessory educational or community service uses, or (2) in combination with another allowed principal use, or (3) with seating capacity of 600 or more in sanctuary or main activity area, or (4) proposed on a site 20 acres or larger W M Type of Use Permitted UbSR CRMU Not Permitted MINING AND EXTRACTION USES Mining quarries, sand and gravel operations, and similar extractive land uses. i Type of Use - Permitted ubsR CRMU Not Permitted AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION Agricultural uses, limited to the cultivation of crops and grazing of animals CRMU AGRICULTURAL RELATED SALES. Sale of agricultural products not requiring a sales tax license e• � Type of Use Permitted UbSR CRMU Not Permitted Accessory dwelling units CRMU Caretaker residence CRMU Car wash (automatic or selfservice) CRMU Dormitories CRMU Garage (attached or detached) / carport for residences CRMU Guest houses CRMU Home occupations CRMU Keeping of household pets and domestic livestock CRMU Maintenance building or shed CRMU Off- street parking areas, private garages, or structures CRMU Outdoor eating and seating areas CRMU Playhouses, patios, cabanas, porches, gazebos, and incidental household storage structures and buildings CRMU Private fallout and storm shelters CRMU Private greenhouses CRMU 1793167 DEV G 01/15/2009 03:34:55 PM Page: 14 of 15 R 76.00 D 0.00 T 76.00 Gi ert Ortiz Clark /Recorder, Pueblo County, Co ,u1 W6W FA%Vtr W 10�r�o- M 1R1VrMij 11111 Private swimming pools and hot tubs CRMU Freestanding satellite dish and antennae CRMU Structure Setbacks Visitors' center, gift shop, or food court accessory to a park, open space, or outdoor recreational facility Type of Use PeYnYNted CRMU IJbSR Net Nwr oWd Christmas tree lots, fruit and vegetables sales stands, and similar seasonal sales 10 feet CRMU Side from fatted lot Circuses, carnivals, festivals, petting zoos, outdoor concerts, and similar temporary special events CRMU 10 feet Farmers' market Minimum Building Separation CRMU Maximum Permitted Height Firework sales 100 feet Total Acreage of Site CRMU Flea markets Minimum Lot Area CRMU 7.56 Model homes CRMU 1 Minimum Temporary construction structures and other temporary structures CRMU Maximum Temporary school classroom structures CRMU Residential Dwelling Unit Ca b use Temporary vendor can CRMU Multi Family B. La Vittoria Minimum Standards for Building Height and Setbacks in the CRMU Area Maximum Lot total does not reflect any future ownership established via condominium conversion. 1793167 DEV G 01/1512009 03:34:55 P11 Page: 15 of T5 R 76.00 D 0.00 T 76.00 Gilbe O /R P Co Co ®���nl'iP�Yini7�r'�iY1f�IR�r�TY IrN�rY'IYrY*fr Y1WiRl'Y ®���� Principal Structure Setbacks Front from street, public or rivate 10 feet Second Front from street, public or private) 10 feet Side from fatted lot 10 feet Rear 10 feet Principal Structure Building Separation Minimum Building Separation 5 feet Maximum Permitted Height 100 feet Total Acreage of Site 7.56 Minimum Lot Area 1 7.56 Maximum Number of Lots' 1 Minimum Lot Width 0 Maximum Lot Coverage 50% Residential Dwelling Unit Ca b use Single Family 20 Multi Family 100 Maximum Lot total does not reflect any future ownership established via condominium conversion. 1793167 DEV G 01/1512009 03:34:55 P11 Page: 15 of T5 R 76.00 D 0.00 T 76.00 Gilbe O /R P Co Co ®���nl'iP�Yini7�r'�iY1f�IR�r�TY IrN�rY'IYrY*fr Y1WiRl'Y ®����