The purpose of this document is to relay information about the property located at 1866 J Road
(Tax 2697-160-00-127) in order to gain approval for minor subdivision The 93-acre property
The site is currently zoned AFT in Mesa County ndash the project will propose annexation into the
City of Fruita under the zoning designation of Rural Estate A single-family home is currently
located on the southwestern portion of the property near J road and the foundation of a previous
The project is proposing the subdivision of the property into three lots each with an area of
approximately 3 acres The southern-most boundary of each lot would run approximately 213
The proposed project will meet all land development code requirements plans and policies
Land use and traffic patterns in areas surrounding the property will not be affected by the
changes proposed by this project To gain access to the three proposed lots two new driveways
would be required One driveway would come off of J Road on the south edge of the property
between the western most proposed lots The two lots would be required to share the driveway
Project Narrative for Hager Subdivision Subdivision
1866 J Road
Austin Civil Group Inc Page 2 of 2 1866 J Road Subdivision ACG1293001
The second proposed driveway would come in from the eastern side of the property off of Rich
Avenue and serve the third remaining lot
All utilities required to service the property are located on or near the proposed development
There will be no special or unusual demands on utilities due to this project
Water ndash Water is provided from a main line located in J Road by Ute Water Located near the
southeastern corner of the property is an existing fire hydrant that is capable of provided 2009
gpm of fire flow requirement
The residential home located on the southwest corner of the property has an existing residential
meter and service The meter and service line will remain fully encompassed by the proposed Lot
1 of the subdivision
Sanitary ndash The property is not located near any City of Fruita sanitary sewer facilities
Therefore all lots within the subdivision will utilize ISDS systems
Soil percolation analysis work has been completed for the site and all soils are capable of ISDS
systems
Electrical ndash Overhead power lines along J Road will provide electric power to all proposed lots
Modifications or changes to the lines would be unnecessary to provide electric service
Irrigation Plan- 3 shares of irrigation water one for each lot are being proposed for the
subdivision Each lot has direct access to an existing irrigation ditch located along the north side
of the properties
Public facilities and services will not be affected by the proposed subdivision
Site Soils
Soils on the property have been classified by the US Department of Agriculture Soil
Conservation Service and consist of Fruitland sandy clay loam These soils have been classified
as hydrologic soil type lsquoBrsquo and have a moderate infiltration rate
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1862 J Rd
Mary Lou Trump
AFT
1861 J Rd
Patricia Wassam
AFT
1865 J Rd
Glen Coup
AFT
1871 J Rd
Glen Coup
AFT
1873 J Rd
Jeff Mannlein
AFT
1877 J Rd
Steve Menzies
Fruita - RE
1868 J Rd
Michael Antencio
Fruita-RE
1877 J 210 Rd
Martin Azcarraga
Fruita-RE
1871 J 210 Rd
Trent Mandeville
AFT
1859 J 210 Rd
Jerry Cortez
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1 Lots 1 and 2 shall share a driveway location as depicted on this
site plan
2 Lot 3 shall access the lot from a driveway located in Rich
Avenue
3 All lots shall irrigate using pump and spraydrip head type
irrigation systems Irrigation methods which require an irrigation
tailwater ditch shall not be permitted
4 The Subdivisions recorded covenants are recorded in
Book_________ Page_________
5 The Subdivision Plat is recorded in Book______ Page
________
6 All Lots within this subdivision shall be a TYPE A Lot drainage
Lot Owners shall comply with individual Grading Requirements
for a Type A Lot which requires lot drainage to flow from the
back of the lot to the front of the lot
7 All Lots within this subdivision will have Individual Sanitary
Sewer Systems until such time that the City of Fruitas sewer
main is within 300-ft of the property
8 Each lot owners in the subdivision shall have 1- irrigation water
share All Irrigation Shares are owned by the Homeowners
Association
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CLERK AND RECORDERS CERTIFICATE STATE OF COLORADO COUNTY OF MESA I hereby certify that this instrument was filed in my office at _________ oclock __M on this ___ day of _____________________ AD 20__ and was duly recorded in Reception No______________________ ____________________________________ Clerk and Recorder By__________________________________ Deputy
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All details construction inspections and testing shall conform to the City of Fruita Design Standards and Construction Specifications
Project Narrative for 1866 J Road Annexation
1866 J Road
Austin Civil Group Inc Page 1 of 2 1866 J Road Subdivision ACG1293001
DescriptionPurpose
This narrative has been prepared in regards to the property located at 1866 J Road Fruita CO
81521 (Tax 2697-164-00-127) The 93-acre property is currently zoned AFT in Mesa county
and the proposed annexation into the City of Fruita zoned as Rural Estate
The contact information for the representative for the annexation is as follows
Mark Austin
Austin Civil Group
123 North 7th Street Suite 300
(970) 242-7540
(970) 216-9863
markaaustincivilgroupcom
Does the annexation meet the requirements of State law (Title 31 Article 12)
The proposed annexation meets the requirements set forth by Colorado State law Title 31
Article 12
Can the area to be annexed be efficiently served by urban services and facilities and what
will the impact be to these urban services and facilities
All utilities required to service the property are located on or near the proposed development
Water ndash Water is provided from a main line located in J Road by Ute Water Located near the
southeastern corner of the property is an existing fire hydrant that is capable of provided 2009
GPM of fire flow requirement
The existing residential home located on the southwest corner of the property has an existing
residential meter and service The meter and service line will remain fully encompassed by the
proposed Lot 1 of the subdivision
Sanitary ndash The property is not located near any City of Fruita sanitary sewer facilities and will
not impact any facility The existing residential home has an ISDS system located to the west
ISDS systems would be required on all lots within the proposed development
Electrical ndash Overhead power lines along J Road will provide electric power to all proposed lots
Modifications or changes to the lines would be unnecessary to provide electric service
Project Narrative for 1866 J Road Annexation
1866 J Road
Austin Civil Group Inc Page 2 of 2 1866 J Road Subdivision ACG1293001
Irrigation Plan- 135 shares of irrigation water would be provided by the applicant in accordance
with the City of Fruita land use requirements
The proposed annexation will have no impact on existing urban services and facilities
Is the area to be annexed contiguous with existing urban development
The property is adjacent to lands annexed by the City of Fruita which are urbanized
Is the annexation consistent with the Cityrsquos Master Plan
The proposed annexation of the property will be consistent with the Cityrsquos Master Plan
Is the annexation supported by local residents and landowners
There has been no correspondence with the public regarding this proposal to date
Will the annexed land have a logical social and economic association with the City
The City of Fruita will benefit from the proposed annexation of the property
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Community Development Department Staff Report
October 4 2017
Application 2017-29 Project Name Transfer Development Rights Program Application Land Use Code Amendment Representative City of Fruita Request This is a request to amend the cityrsquos Land Use Code to
remove the Transfer Development Rights Program Project Description In 2002 Mesa County and the city of Fruita worked together to create the Transfer Development RightsCredits (TDR) Program to foster the creation of urban and rural development patters that contribute to agricultural and open space land preservation Both the Mesa County Master Plan and Fruitas Master Plan identify preservation of agricultural land and open space as a goal and the use of TDRs as one of the tools that can be used to achieve this goal The TDR Program preserves agricultural land and open space by allowing development rights on agricultural or undeveloped property to be transferred into areas where development is more appropriate such as the urban areas of Fruita The TDR Program identifies areas in the county around Fruita that are planned to remain agriculturalopen space as development right Sending Areas and areas in Fruita that are planned for urban development as development right Receiving Areas Attached is the TDR Program Manual that includes maps showing the Sending and Receiving Areas around Fruita The TDR Program is not limited to Fruita there are other Sending and Receiving Areas in the County that do not affect Fruita When the TDR Program started a development right in the Sending Areas around Fruita was identified as five acres So a property owner with the right to develop at a density of one lot per five acres could instead choose to transfer the right to develop a lot by creating a transferred development right This is accomplished with TDR Certificates which identifies the property from which the development right is severed and how many development rights or credits are being transferred A property owner in a Receiving Area could then purchase that TDR Certificate from that property owner in order to achieve a higher development density in Fruita One TDR credit from a Sending Area equates to 7-8 additional dwelling units in a Receiving Area
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As part of the TDR Program Agreement from 2002 (also attached) Fruitas Land Use Code did not allow a density bonus in Fruita in any way other than through the use of TDRs This was to help create a market for buying and selling TDRs In 2006 Mesa County created the Urban Residential Reserve (URR) zone to allow development density to be as high as one lot per two acres in much of the Sending Areas around Fruita Because this more than doubled the permitted density in the Sending Area it had a chilling effect on the TDR Program The financial incentive to transfer one development right per five acres is diminished when that same five acres can now be developed for 25 lots instead of just one lot At that time Fruita made it clear to Mesa County that the URR zone is contrary to the respective Master Plans for many reasons including its detrimental affect on the TDR Program These changes to zoning and ways to achieve a density bonus in Fruita were discussed with the County at that time but no formal changes to the TDR Program were made When the Fruita Land Use Code was amended in 2009 changes were made to provide a variety of options to achieve higher density in certain areas of Fruita including but not limited to the use of TDRs Areas identified for density bonuses (Receiving Areas) in Fruita also were changed and expanded with the changes to the Land Use Code The different options provided in Fruitarsquos updated Land Use Code to achieve higher density are tied to the citys goals as identified in the Master Plan Preservation of agricultural land and open space in and around Fruita is still a major goal and TDRs are still an option to achieve higher density in certain zones Some examples of subdivisions in Fruita that were developed using the TDR Program include the first phases of Brandon Estates Santa Ana River Glen River Rock and Adobe View North subdivisions The land in the County that was to be preserved in perpetuity through the transfer of development rights for these higher density subdivisions includes ten acres on the east side of 19 Road just south of the I frac34 Road alignment (968 19 Road) five acres directly to the north (193 J Road) five acres at 1957 N Road and 30 acres located at 1384 15 frac12 Road In 2015 Mesa County notified Fruita staff that they intend to change the TDR Program requirements identified in the Mesa County Land Development Code such that land that is preserved through the TDR Program only needs to be preserved for 30 years instead of in perpetuity including land that has already been preserved through the TDR Program Although changes to the development rules that have been made by both Mesa County and Fruita have decreased the efficacy of the TDR Program the amendment proposal to limit development for only 30 years instead of in perpetuity fundamentally changes the TDR Program by preserving agricultural land and open space for only a relatively short time It changes the TDR
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Program to a delayed development rights not a transfer of development rights program With the Countyrsquos changes to their Land Development Code the TDR Program no longer accomplishes its intended purpose Higher density in Fruita which would continue in perpetuity should not be accepted in exchange for a short term preservation of agricultural land and open space in the County contrary to the Master Plans of both entities and the intent of the TDR Program and the TDR Program Agreement In late 2015 the Fruita City Council sent a letter to the Mesa County Commissioners expressing these concerns about the proposed change to the TDR Program requirements in their Land Development Code This letter is attached Although the letter states that Fruita is interested in discussing TDR Program issues to resolve concerns the County did not respond to this letter and made the changes to their Land Development Code fundamentally changing the TDR Program The letter further states that if there is resolution to the issues then the letter serves as the one-year notice as required by the TDR Program Agreement that Fruita will no longer be participating in the TDR Program Because one year has passed since the letter was sent staff is moving forward this Land Use Code amendment to remove the TDR Program as a density bonus option The amended language is attached Section 1713070 Amendment to the Land Use Code states that amendments to this Title [the Land Use Code] may be made upon a finding that the amendment is consistent with the cityrsquos goals policies and Master Plan Based on the information provided above the proposed amendments to the Land Use Code to remove Fruita from the TDR Program as a density bonus option is consistent with the cityrsquos goals policies and Master Plan Review Comments No review comments have been received regarding this Land Use Code amendment Public Comments No written public comments have been received regarding this Land Development Code amendment
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Staff Recommendation Staff recommends that the proposed amendments to the Land Use Code to remove the TDR Program bonus density provisions be approved as presented Fruita Planning Commission (October 10 2017) Fruita City Council (November 7 2017)
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TRANSFER DEVELOPMENT RIGHTS AMENDMENTS TO THE LAND USE CODE
CHAPTER 3 - DEFINITIONS COOPERATIVE PLANNING AREA An area defined in an intergovernmental agreement between Mesa County the City of Fruita and the City of Grand Junction and generally located between 20 Road and 21 Road from the Bureau of Land Management Lands on the north to State Highway 6 amp 50 on the south and extending south to the Colorado National Monument in areas between 18 frac12 Road and 21 Road The Cooperative Planning Area is also shown on the TDRC Sending Area Map contained within the Transferable Development RightsCredits Program Manual aAlso known as the Community Separator and Buffer Zone DEVELOPMENT RIGHTCREDIT The ability to build one (1) dwelling unit in a Sending Area as such ability is created and administered pursuant to an intergovernmental agreement andor the regulations of the appropriate jurisdiction and Chapter 1709 of this Title concerning Transferable Development RightsCredits For purposes of its use in this Code the term Development Right is also knows as a Development Credit RECEIVING AREA City zones that allow a density bonus through the Transfer Development RightCredit Program Rural Estate (RE) Rural Residential (RR) South Fruita Residential (SFR) and Community Mixed Use (CMU) RECEIVING SITE A property located within the receiving area and participating in the Transferrable Development RightsCredits (TCRC) program
SENDING AREA An area designated for limited development or to remain undeveloped such as prime agricultural land the Cooperative Planning Area (Buffer Zone) andor an area with significant natural features as shown on the map in the Sending Areas section of the Transfer Development RightsCredits Manual SENDING SITE An eligible property located within a sending area and participating in the Transferrable Development RightsCredits (TDRC) program TRANSFERABLE DEVELOPMENT RIGHTSCREDITS (TDRC) A development rightscredits which has been severed or extinguished from a sending site by deed restriction conservation easement or other legal instrument authorized by law and the recording of that instrument and which is transferable to a receiving site within a specified receiving area as further described in Chapter 1709 TRANSFER DEVELOPMENT RIGHTSCREDITS CERTIFICATE A negotiable certificate issued by Mesa County evidencing the legal right of the holder thereof to use such certificate to obtain bonus density on a receiving site subject to and in accordance with this Land Use Code TRANSFER RATIO The value of one (1) TDRC relative to its use on a receiving site
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CHAPTER 8 ndash DENSITY BONUSES 1708020 APPLICABILITY The provisions of Chapter 1708 apply only when an applicant has requested a density bonus and only where the zone in which a project is located specifically authorizes residential densities exceeding the base density of the zone Density bonuses granted under Chapter 1708 may be combined with density transfers granted under Chapter 1709 subject to the limitations of Chapter 1709 (maximum transfer of one (1) dwelling unit per gross acre) 1708030 GENERAL PROVISIONS A Density bonus requests shall be submitted on forms provided by the Community
Development Director and shall be accompanied by plans exhibits narrative and other information as required by the Community Development Director to sufficiently demonstrate compliance with the provisions of this Chapter
B Density bonus applications shall be processed at the same time and using the same
procedure as required for a Major Subdivision Planned Unit Development or Site Design Review as applicable
C Projects utilizing the provisions of this Chapter are not necessarily required to be processed
as a Planned Unit Development nor are they required to obtain development rights under Chapter 1709 Transfer of Development RightsCredits except as provided in Section 1708040
1708050 DENSITY BONUS CRITERIA E Location and Linkages (2 points possible)
A total of two (2) points are possible selecting from the following options
1 Floodplain avoidance One (1) point possible for not developing in the one
hundred (100) year floodplain 2 Agricultural land conservation One (1) point possible where project involves
purchase of development rightscredits under Chapter 1709 the density bonus point is in addition to any development creditright transferred to the subject site under Chapter 1709
23 School proximity One (1) point possible for project that places at least fifty (50)
percent of its dwellings within one-quarter (frac14) mile of an existing or planned public school measured as shortest distance following existing and planned public streets and trails
34 Habitat or wetlands conservationrestoration One (1) point is possible for a project
that conserves andor restores a wetland or other habitat for native plant or animal species as recommended by the Colorado Division of Wildlife
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CHAPTER 9 - TRANSFER DEVELOPMENT RIGHTS All of Chapter 9 Transfer Development Rights will be removed
Total 2011
RES 2011
Total 2012
RES 2012
Total 2013
RES 2013
Total 2014
RES 2014
Total 2015
RES 2015
Total 2016
RES 2016
Total2017
RES 2017
RES AVER
Jan 16 2 20 7 25 9 26 5 24 6 20 1 24 4 5Feb 17 7 22 5 18 5 16 5 15 2 28 5 27 2 4Mar 41 13 43 7 27 4 26 2 24 2 41 5 33 0 5Apr 29 3 39 5 40 9 34 4 28 3 39 11 36 5 6May 28 3 50 3 45 4 29 5 31 1 62 11 33 4 4Jun 30 0 36 8 36 4 33 3 29 2 39 4 40 1 3Jul 21 3 42 7 31 5 36 3 29 4 41 6 46 2 4Aug 16 3 35 5 49 11 21 6 16 3 26 2 51 11 6Sep 22 5 29 2 38 5 28 9 17 3 39 7 29 2 5Oct 35 6 35 7 40 8 31 3 33 3 28 2 5Nov 22 1 20 2 20 3 22 3 32 3 30 3 3Dec 17 0 17 3 22 2 20 5 22 3 12 2 3
294 46 388 61 391 69 322 53 300 35 405 59 319 31 51
MONTHLY DEVELOPMENT REPORT 2017RESIDENTIAL DUs PERMITTED AND TOTAL PERMITS ISSUED
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
Total Planning Clearances Issued 2012 - 2017
Total 2012
Total 2013
Total 2014
Total 2015
Total 2016
Total 2017
0
2
4
6
8
10
12
Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
New Residential Dwelling Units Permitted 2012 - 20172012
2013
2014
2015
2016
2017
Break Down of other Development Permits Issued 2017
Fence Com
Remodel
Res Remodel
Upgra
de RoofgeCarpo Addtn Sign Shed Demo Mobile
Porch Patio Misc Total
Jan 4 0 2 1 4 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 9 24Feb 1 0 3 4 5 3 1 1 0 2 2 0 0 5 27Mar 7 0 2 2 8 3 0 1 1 4 0 1 1 3 33April 4 1 2 2 11 3 1 0 1 2 0 0 1 8 36May 9 0 1 3 3 3 0 0 1 3 0 0 2 8 33June 7 1 1 4 9 4 0 0 0 2 1 0 4 7 40July 3 0 1 7 20 5 1 0 2 2 0 0 0 5 46Aug 9 0 1 2 8 8 0 0 2 0 0 0 3 18 51Sept 2 0 2 0 12 3 2 1 0 3 0 0 1 3 29Oct 0Nov 0Dec 0YTD 46 2 15 25 80 33 5 3 9 18 3 1 6 66 319
Break Down of New Code Enforcement Issues 2017
Weeds Trash
Junk Vehic
les PermitsBusin
essSnow
Obstructions Trailer Signs Tires Trees Other Total
Jan 0 1 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 6Feb 1 4 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 2 11Mar 0 5 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 10April 7 9 2 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 2 5 28May 5 9 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 3 24June 6 4 0 3 1 0 0 2 0 0 11 4 31July 16 11 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 12 1 44Aug 24 0 2 0 1 0 0 4 0 0 4 3 38Sept 7 2 0 0 1 0 0 3 1 0 5 6 25Oct 0Nov 0Dec 0YTD 66 45 9 7 8 2 1 9 4 0 39 27 217
6
11 10
28
24
31
44
38
25
0 00
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
45
50
Breakdown of New Code Enforcement Issues 2017
Jan
Feb
Mar
April
May
June
July
Aug
Sept
Oct
Nov
Dec