HomeMy WebLinkAboutSUP-01-047500 West 29th Avenue The City of
Wheat Ridge, Colorado 80033 Wheat Ridge
303/235-2846 Fax: 303/235-2857
June 2, 2006
Mary Kruse Panio, BSN
Adolescent and Family Institute of Colorado, Inc.
10001 W. 32nd Avenue
Wheat Ridge, CO 80033
Dear Ms. Panio:
This letter is in regard to your status with the City of Wheat Ridge and the approved special use
permit for the property at 10001 W. 32nd Avenue as a residential group home for children.
It is my understanding that the State of Colorado will be reclassifying your current license to a
psychiatric residential treatment license. According to our conversation, this will not change
your special use status as long as the residents are 18 years of age or younger when placed in the
facility and the conditions of approval in 2001, as originally granted by City Council in 1985, are
adhered to. The use of the property as a residential group home for children may continue in
perpetuity until the use ceases or there is a change of ownership.
If you have further questions, do not hesitate to contact me at 303-235-2848.
Sincerely,
Meredith Reckert, AICP
Senior Planner
City of Wheat Ridge
Planning and Development Department
Memorandum
TO: Alberta Pierce
FROM: Kathy Field
SUBJECT: Refund of Application Fees
DATE: February 22, 2002
Please issue a check for $50 to Adolescent & Family Institute of Colorado to refund application
fee for Case No. SUP-01-04.
The account number is as follows:
01-550-02-551 $50.00
For your reference, the receipt number is CO 11901.
Mail check to the attention of Kathy Stortroen, Financial Administrator, Adolescent & Family
Institute of Colorado, 10001 W. 32nd Ave., Wheat Ridge, CO 80033.
Approved by: Adj~~
ADOLESCENT AND FAMILY INSTITUTE OF COLORADO, INC.
Family Focused Treatment of Adolescent Adjustment Disorders
10001 W. 32nd AVE. • WHEAT RIDGE, COLORADO 80033
Phone 303/238-1231 • Fax 303/238-0500
February 15, 2002
Ms. Meredith Reckert
City of Wheat Ridge
7500 W. 29 h Ave.
Wheat Ridge, CO 80215
RE: 10001 W. 32"° Ave.
Special Use Permit
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Dear Meredith:
On 11/26/01, I spoke with you concerning our Special Use Permit fee. You replied that
you would check into the matter and call me back. On 12/21/01, 1 left a message for you
concerning the same matter.
According to the Wheat Ridge Zoning Code, changes were made in February of 2001
concerning fees. I understand this change to mean that this Institute did not need to pay
for our annual renewal. The Institute was unaware of these changes at the time of renewal
and submitted the standard renewal fee of $ 50.00.
At this time, I wish to close this matter. Please refund the $ 50.00 as quickly as possible.
If you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to contact me.
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Financial Administrator
Accredited: The joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations
Licensed: Colorado Department of Human Services
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7500 West 29th Avenue The City of
Wheat Ridge, Colorado 80215 Wheat Ridge
Telephone 303/ 235-2846
FAX 303/235-2857
October 30, 2001
Alex Panic, Jr.
Adolescent and Family Institute of Colorado, Inc
10001 West 32" Avenue
Wheat Ridge, CO 80033
Dear Dr. Panic:
This letter is in regard to your special use permit to operate a group home for children within the city
of Wheat Ridge at 10001 West 32°d Avenue.
A Special Use Permit was granted by City Council on June 24, 1985 with the following attached
conditions:
1. The capacity of the group home to be limited as stated in the application for a
maximum of 20 adolescents between the ages of 13 and 18.
2. The Special Use Permit be conditioned upon the site plan that has been presented.
3. That this Special Use permit be issued to Personal Development Adolescent Care unit,
to Dr. Alex Panic, Jr., owner, and if there is a change in use or a change of ownership,
the Special Use Permit would terminate.
4. Parents' groups will continue on an off-site location.
5. There will be no exterior signs showing it is a treatment center on the property except
for the address.
6. All requirements of the Wheat Ridge Fire District be met.
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Pursuant to Section 26-30(P)(3) of the Wheat Ridge code of laws, special use permits allowing group
homes for children were for a term of one year and could be automatically renewed by the Planning
and Development Department if it was determined that no written verifiable complaints were filed
concerning the operation of the specific facility. Based on this provision, the special use permit for
your facility has been renewed annually for the past 15 years.
In February of 2001, the Wheat Ridge Zoning Code was rewritten which eliminated the yearly renewal
requirement for group homes for children. Please refer to attached pertinent code sections. All of the
original conditions of approval need'to be adhered to in perpetuity until the use ceases or there is a
change of ownership whereupon a new special permit application must be processed.
If you have questions or would like to discuss this further, do not hesitate to contact me at 303-235-
2848.
Sincerely,
Meredith Reckert, AICP
Senior Planner
c: SUP-01-04
SUP-85-01
shall be the same as for the planning commission hearing; however,
publication of the ordinance on first reading, together with the required
map, shall meet the newspaper publication requirement.
The city council, in addition to consideration of the planning commission
record, shall hear additional evidence and testimony presented and either
approve, approve with modifications; or reject the ordinance. The city
council shall base its decision upon all evidence presented, with due
consideration of the criteria for review set forth under section 112(D).
In the event of a protest against such change of zone, signed by the owners of
twenty percent (20%) or more of the area:
1. of the property included within the proposed change; or
2. of those immediately adjacent to the rear or any side of the property,
extending one hundred (100) feet from the property; or
3. of those directly opposite across the street from the property, extending
one hundred (100) feet from the street frontage of such opposite property,
such change shall not become effective except by the favorable vote of three-fourths of the
entire city council. Where land within the area proposed for change, or adjacent or opposite
land, as defined above, is owned by the City of Wheat Ridge, such property shall be excluded in
computing the required twenty percent (20%), and owners of non-city land within the one-
hundred-foot limit, as defined above, shall be considered adjacent or opposite despite such
intervening city land. The written protest to such change shall be submitted to the city council
no later than the hearing on the proposed rezoning.
(Ord. No. 1990-823, § 1, 2-26-90; Ord. No. 1990-827, § 1, 4-9-90; Ord. No. 199671025, § 1,
5-13-96; Ord. No. 1996-1040, § 1, 8-12-96)
Sec. 26-114 Special uses.
A. Purpose. Special uses are discretionary uses which are clearly shown to be void
or deficient in an area and which, if properly designed, developed, operated and maintained,
may be approved for any specific location within a zone district wherein the special use is
enumerated. The primary issues which the planning commission and city council shall address
are those related to justification of need and special design and operational considerations
which mitigate potential detrimental impacts of a special qse on surrounding land uses, the
street system, or public services or facilities. In order to protect the public interest, the planning
commission and city council shall have the right to approve, approve with modifications or deny
a special use request and to revoke previously approved special use permits pursuant to
subsection G.
B. Applicability. The requirements of this subsection shall apply to all uses listed as
"special uses" within the provisions set forth for any particular zone district.
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C. Application form and review procedures:
Prior to submitting any application for a special use permit, the applicant
shall be required to hold a neighborhood meeting (see section 26-109(A)
for requirements).
2. Special use applications shall be originated only by the prospective owner
of the proposed special use, with written approval of the fee owner of the
property in cases where the owner of the property is different than the
owner of the proposed special use. Both the special use owner and the
property owner, or their legal representatives, must be present at all
public hearings.
3. Application shall be submitted on forms provided by the department of
planning and development and shall be accompanied by a copy of the
property deed, a certified survey and the appropriate fee.
4. All applications shall also be accompanied by a site plan and additional
written information in sufficient detail to convey the, full intent of the
applicant in developing, operating and maintaining the special use. The
site development plan shall meet the minimum requirements outlined in
section 26-111 C.
5. Upon receipt of a complete application packet, the planning and
development department shall proceed with the following process:
a. Refer the application to affected public agencies for review and
comment.
b. After acceptance and review, staff will give notice of a scheduled
public hearing on the application by newspaper publication, letter
notification and posting in the manner as provided in
section 26-109.
C. Prepare a written report and recommendations to the planning
commission, which evaluates the proposal and makes findings
using the following review criteria set forth below.
D. Criteria for review. Before a special use is approved, the applicant shall show,
and the city council shall find, the proposed special use:
Will meet a proven public need in that it will fill a void in necessary
services, products or facilities especially appropriate at the location
proposed, considering available alternatives.
2. Will not have a detrimental effect upon the general health, welfare, safety
and convenience of persons residing or working in the neighborhood of
the proposed use.
3. Will not create or contribute to blight in the neighborhood by virtue of
physical or operational characteristics of the proposed use.
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4. Will not adversely affect the adequate light and air, nor cause significant
air, water or noise pollution.
Is consistent with the Comprehensive Plan.
Will not result in undue traffic congestion or traffic hazards, or unsafe
parking, loading, service or internal traffic conflicts to the detriment of
persons whether on or off the site.
7. Will be appropriately designed, including setbacks, heights, parking, bulk,
buffering, screening and landscaping, so as to be in harmony and
compatible with the character of the surrounding areas and
neighborhood, especially with adjacent properties.
8. Will not overburden the capacities of the existing streets, utilities, parks,
schools and other public facilities and services.
9. History of compliance by the applicant with Code requirements and prior
conditions, if any, regarding the subject property.
10. Ability of the applicant or any permitted successor-in-interest to
continuously meet the conditions of the proposed permit.
11. Other factors relevant to the specific application.
E. Planning commission review.
The planning commission shall hear and consider any evidence or
statement presented by the applicant, city staff, or by any person in
attendance at the hearing. The planning commission shall then make a
recommendation to city council to approve, approve with conditions, or
deny the application, basing its recommendation upon the facts presented
in the public hearing in consideration of the criteria for review above.
Planning commission may recommend conditions or stipulations, which
may include physical design as well as operational and maintenance
considerations, upon the special use in addition to standard development
and use regulations which apply within a particular zone district or for a
similar "permitted use." Such conditions or stipulations may be
recommended in order to ensure compliance with the criteria for review,
which, if not complied with, shall be grounds for revocation of the special
use.
2. The planning commission shall specifically recommend, and the city
council shall specifically consider, whether the particular special use is
dependent upon design, management or operational aspects such that it
be a personal grant of use to the owner of the special use and not a grant
which transfers with the affected property, and, in that connection, the
planning commission shall recommend and the city council shall decide,
respectively, whether the special use:
a. runs with the land in perpetuity;
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b. is personal to the applicant and may or may not be inherited;
and/or
c. shall be granted only for a defined period, after which time the
special use shall expire unless renewed subject to all of the
requirements of this section.
F. City council review. City council shall review and decide upon all requests for
special uses upon recommendation of the planning commission for approval or upon appeal by
an applicant of a recommendation for denial by the planning commission. Notice of public
hearing shall be in the manner provided in section 26-109. City council, in addition to
consideration of the planning commission record, shall hear additional evidence and testimony
presented, and either adopt, adopt with modifications, or reject the ordinance, its decision being
based upon all evidence presented, with due consideration of the criteria for review.
In the event of a protest against such special use permit, signed by the owners of
twenty percent (20%) or more of the area:
Of those immediately adjacent to the rear or any side of the property,
extending one hundred (100) feet from the property; or
2. Of those directly opposite across the street from the property, extending
one hundred (100) feet from the street frontage of such opposite property.
Such special use permits shall not become effective except by the favorable vote
of three-fourths of the entire city council. Where land which is adjacent or opposite, as defined
above, is owned by the city, such property shall be excluded in computing the required twenty
percent (20%), and owners of non-city land within the one-hundred-foot limit, as defined above,
shall be considered adjacent or opposite despite such intervening city land. The written protest
to such special use shall be submitted to the city council no later than the hearing on. the
proposed special use permit.
G. Enforcement. All conditions and stipulations imposed by city council shall be
maintained during the entire term of the special use. If at any time the stipulations or conditions
are not adhered to or are found to have been materially altered in scope, application or design,
the director of planning and development shall notify a code enforcement officer of the nature of
the violations and the code enforcement officer shall investigate and, if appropriate, initiate
revocation proceedings which shall include the following:
Notice of violation following procedures as set forth for nuisances
pursuant to Wheat Ridge Code, Chapter 15.
2. Upon a finding of noncompliance by a code enforcement officer after the
prescribed correction date, the director of planning and development shall
schedule a revocation hearing before the city council. The purpose of the
revocation hearing shall be for the city council to hear evidence
concerning the nature and extent of the alleged noncompliance with the
conditions of the special use permit. The council shall have the power,
upon good cause being shown, to cancel or revoke the previously issued
special use permit, to require certain corrective measures to be taken,
and/or to direct the city's agents to enter upon the premises and take
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corrective measures required by the city council, and to modify the
conditions which apply to the special use permit.
H. Term.
A special use permit is valid so long as the conditions of approval are
maintained by the applicant, unless a specific time limit for the use or
development is set forth as part of the permit approval. If an approved
special use ceases operation for any reason for a period of one (1) year,
the special use permit shall be deemed expired, unless otherwise
provided in the permit itself.
2. If the conditions of a special use permit become the responsibility of a
person or entity other than the applicant, the planning and development
department shall be notified in writing, identifying the new person or entity
responsible for maintaining the conditions of the permit. Until such notice
is received, the applicant shall remain responsible for maintaining those
conditions. The notice shall be attached to the permit on file with the
planning and development department.
1. Nonconforming special uses: Notwithstanding the provisions of section 26-120,
any special use which is nonconforming to the provisions of this section by way of not having
received approval of a special use permit under prior rules and procedures shall be allowed to
continue. Any expansion, addition, or site modification shall require a special use review. All
other provisions of section 26-120 shall apply.
Sec. 26-115 Variance/waivers/temporary permits/interpretations.
A. Purpose. Where it is desired to gain relief from the strict application of any
provision of this Chapter or to seek an interpretation of the provisions or associated official
maps, appeal to the appropriate authority as described below shall be made in accordance with
the requirements relating to the specific type of appeal. Where a public hearing is required,
notification shall occur by newspaper publication, posting, and certified letter as prescribed in
section 26-109.
B. Application requirements. All requests for a variance, waiver, temporary permit
or interpretation, as described herein, shall be made by the filing of an application, together with
the required fee and supporting documentation.
Where a request covered within this subsection is made a part of another
administrative process, then both fees shall be imposed.
2. Documentation required:
a. Copy of the deed for the property.
b. Power of attorney if the applicant is not the owner of the property.
C. Property survey if the request involves relationship of structure(s)
to lot lines or lot area.
d. Posting certification (to be submitted at the hearing to the clerk).
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/ Premises. A general term meaning part or all of any lot or part or all of any building or
structure or group of buildings or structures located thereon.
Private communications towers, antennas and devices. Non-commercial
communications towers, antennas and devices owned by individuals for personal
noncommercial use.
Public building/use. Any building or land held, used or controlled exclusively for public
purposes by any department or branch of government, state, county or municipality without
reference to the ownership of the building or of the realty upon which it is situated.
Public facility. Any facility, improvement or service, which is essential to the general
public, such as, but not limited to public utilities, energy, drainage or similar services, provided
by the City of Wheat Ridge, a special district or a public utility
Recreational facility, commercial. A recreation facility operated as a business and open
to the public for a fee.
Recreational facility, public. A recreation facility operated by a governmental agency
and open to the public.
Recreational vehicle, licensable. A vehicle, such as a recreational trailer, tent camper
trailer, truck camper, travel trailer, motor home or other vehicle with or without motive power,
designed and/or constructed to travel on the public thoroughfare and originally intended and
designed for use of human habitation.
Recreational vehicle, nonlicensable. Vehicles which are not required to be licensed by
the Colorado Motor Vehicle Division, such as snowmobiles, all-terrain vehicles, and other similar
vehicles.
Recreational vehicle park. Any area or tract of land where lots are rented or held out for
rent to one or more owners or users or recreational vehicles for a temporary time not to exceed
three (3) months.
Recreational vehicle space. A plot of ground within a recreational vehicle park
designated and intended for the accommodation of one recreational vehicle.
Residential group homes
(a) Group home for children: A residential facility for five (5) or more children which
is licensed by the Jefferson County Department of Human' Services for the
purpose of providing up to twenty-four (24) hour care, supervision and/or training
for children under the age of eighteen (18) years. Those children placed in a
home under the age of eighteen (18) but who remain in the home after reaching
eooooop the age of eighteen (18) shall be considered a child under this definition until
reaching the age of twenty-one (21). Group homes for children do not include
facilities for the placement of children operated directly by the Division of Youth
Corrections of the Colorado Department of Human Services, the Mental Health
Division of the Colorado Department of Human Services, or the Alcohol and Drug
Abuse Division of the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment,
even if licensed by Jefferson County Department of Human Services. See
section 26-603. A group home.for children shall not include more than one
person required to register as a sex offender pursuant to § 18-3-412.5, C.R.S.,
as amended.
(b) Group home for elderly persons: A residential facility for the exclusive use of
persons sixty (60) years of age or older who do not need skilled and intermediate
care, plus no more than two (2) live-in staff persons employed in the care and
supervision of such elderly persons,
(c) Congregate care home: A residential facility established for the exclusive use of
more than eight (8) elderly persons, sixty (60) years or older, where intermediate
nursing care may or may not be available, and where living and sleeping quarters
are provided for individuals or couples; where, however, kitchen facilities are not
provided. Meals are prepared by a central kitchen and may be served in a
central dining room or taken in the living quarters. For the purpose of meeting
the residential density provisions of the Wheat Ridge Home Rule Charter, each
three (3) persons, based upon maximum designed occupancy load, shall
constitute one (1) family unit.
(d) Nursing home: A state-licensed health care facility which provides essential care
on a twenty-four (24) hour basis by medical professionals to provide short-term
convalescent or rehabilitative care or long-term care to individuals who, by
reason of advanced age, chronic illness or infirmity, are unable to care for
themselves.
For purposes of this Chapter, a "residential group home" shall not include a household of
four (4) or more persons occupying a residential dwelling unit and living as a single
housekeeping unit if the occupants are handicapped persons as defined in title III of the
Civil Rights Act of 1968, as amended by the Fair Housing Amendments Act of 1988, or
disabled persons as defined by § 24-34-301, C.R.S., and such additional necessary
persons (and their families) employed in the care and supervision of such handicapped
or disabled persons. A group home for handicapped or disabled persons shall not
include more than one person required to register as a sex offender pursuant to
§ 18-3-412.5, C.R.S., as amended.
Residential health care facility. A residential facility intended for the care of the infirm or
aged, where medical attention is provided as a continual benefit.
Roof-mounted commercial mobile radio service (CMRS) facility. A CMRS facility in
which antenna are mounted on an existing building roof.
Rooming/boarding. An accessory use to a dwelling, where in addition to a family, as
defined herein, not more than two (2) persons not related to the family are provided lodging and
meals for compensation, either paid directly or indirectly, and on a contract basis for not less
than seven (7) days.
Rooming house and boardinghouse. A building containing a single dwelling unit and
three (3) to fifteen (15) guest rooms, where lodging is provided, with or without meals, for
compensation. Compensation may include money, services or other things of value.
Sanitary. landfill. Any property used for permanent disposal by abandonment,
discarding, dumping, reduction, burial, incineration, or any other means, and for whatever
purpose, of garbage, trash, refuse, waste material of any kind, junk, discarded machinery,
Sec. 26-610 Building lots.
Every building or structure hereafter erected within the city shall be located on a lot, as
defined herein, and in no instance shall there be more than one (1) main building on one (1) lot
except as permitted within a Planned Development District or as permitted as a planned building
group (PBG).
Sec. 26-611 Building setbacks.
A. Generally, building setback shall be measured at right angles from the closest
property line to the outermost wall of a building. Encroachment into required setback areas
shall not be permitted except as follows.
1. Porches, patios, decks and balconies. Porches, patios, decks and
balconies which are open on at least two (2) sides may encroach into a
front setback up to eight feet or into a side or rear yard a maximum of
one-third the distance to the closest property line.
2. Architectural features. Cornices, eave beltcourses, sills, canopies or
other similar architectural features, including bay windows, may extend or
project into a required front, side or rear yard not more than thirty (30)
inches.
3. Chimneys. Chimneys may project into a required front, side or rear yard
not more than two (2) feet, provided the width of such yard is not reduced
to less than three (3) feet.
4. Fire escapes, open stairways. A fire escape or open stairway may extend
into any front, side or rear yard, provided the width of such Y5-rd-is not
reduced to less than three (3) feet.
B. If fifty percent (50%) or more of the main buildings within a built-up area in any
district have more or less than the required front yard, each new main building shall have a front
yard consistent with, the average building setbacks in the immediate area, except that for the
purpose of computing such average, a front yard in excess of fifty (50) feet shall be deemed to
be fifty (50) feet, and a setback less than fifteen (15) feet shall be deemed to be fifteen (15) feet.
For the purpose of this regulation, an immediate area shall be deemed "built-up" if fifty percent
(50%a) or more of the lots within the same block and within two hundred (200) feet on each side
lot line of any particular lot have been improved with buildings. However, in no instance shall a
structure encroach into a required sight distance triangle.
Sec. 26-612 Residential group homes.
A. Residential group homes for six (6) to eight (8) elderly persons. In accordance
with C.R.S. § 31-23-303, as amended, group homes for six (6) to eight (8) elderly persons are
permitted, provided that such group home meets all requirements of the zone district in which
the group home is located. No such group home for elderly persons shall be located closer than
seven hundred and fifty (750) feet from another group home for elderly persons.
B. Residential group home for children. A residential group home for children, as
defined by section 26-123, shall maintain a minimum lot area of fifteen hundred (1500) square
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feet for each child residing at the home, and shall provide view-obscuring screening of any
additional structure, such as a trash dumpster or playground equipment associated with the
group home, which is inconsistent with the character of the surrounding neighborhood. A
residential group home for children shall be permitted only as a special use approved in
accordance with section 26-114.
Sec. 26-613 Home occupations.
A. Home occupation. Home occupations are permitted as accessory uses to any
conforming (as to use) residential dwelling; provided, however, that the following requirements
are met:
Such use shall be conducted entirely within a dwelling or accessory
structure except for sales of plants and produce grown on the premises
and carried on only by the inhabitants living there, with the exception that
should the operator be substantially, physically handicapped a
nonresident may be employed to assist the operator in his work to the
extent he requires it to make up for his physical handicap.
2. Not more than one (1) employee may live off-premises.
Such use shall be clearly incidental and secondary to the use of the
dwelling for dwelling purposes and shall not change the character thereof.
4. The total area used for said purposes shall not exceed twenty-five
percent (25%a) of the gross floor area of the users dwelling unit.
5. No sign advertising the home occupation shall be permitted.
No home occupation shall create negative impacts for the residential
neighborhood and it shall not change the residential character thereof.
7. The use shall not generate traffic, noise, vibration, glare, fumes, odors or
electrical interference beyond what normally occurs in any residential
zone district.
8. There shall be only incidental storage of stocks, supplies or products
related to the occupation conducted on the premises. Merchandise
stored or merchandized on the premises, which is either for retail sale or
for delivery of presold items, shall be limited to a maximum area of one
hundred (100) square feet.
9. There shall be no exterior storage on the premises of materials, products
or equipment used as part of the home occupation, nor shall there be any
visible evidence from any property line of the operation of a home
occupation except for the sale of plants and produce grown on the
premises.
10. Parking related to the home occupation shall be confined to the street
frontage of the lot in question, the driveway and the garage/carport. In
instances where the home is used as an office for business conducted
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TM city of
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ADMINISTRATIVE'PROCESS APPLICATION
Department of Planning and Development
7500 West 29th Ave., Wheat Ridge, CO 80033
Phone (303) 237-6944
Applicant * Address 10001 W. 32ND AVE. Phone 303-238-1231
Owner * Address 10001 W. 32ND AVE. Phone 303-238-1231
* ADOLESCENT & FAMILY INSTIT OF CpLORADO, INC., a CCo~lorado Corr[~~
Location of request 10001 W 32nd Ave Wheat R%i_e ro 80013
Type of action requested (check one or more of the actions listed below
which pertain to your request.)
❑ Change of zone or zone conditions Variance/Waiver
Site development plan approval Nonconforming use change
Special use permit Flood plain special exception
Conditional use permit Interpretation of code
Temporary use/building permit Zone line modification
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Subdivision Street vacation
Preliminary Miscellaneous plat
Final Solid waste landfill/
ri See attached procedural guide mineral extraction permit
for specific requirements. ClOther
Detailed Description of request Reneoal of Special Use Permit issued to
Adolescent & Family Institute of Colora nc.
See Ex1ii.bit A for legal
List all persons and companies who hold an interest in the described real
property, as owner, mortgagee, lessee, optionee, etc.
NAME ADDRESS PHONE
Alex Panio, Jr., 10001 W. 32nd Ave., Wheat Ridge, CO 80033 303-238-1231 Owner App.
I certify that the information and exhibits herewith submitted are true and
correct to the best of my knowledge and that in filing this application, I
am acting with the knowledge and consent of those persons listed above,
without whose consent the requested action cannot lawfully be accomplished.
Applicants other than owners must ubmipower-of-attorney from the owner
which approved of this action on s be if.
Signature of Applicant
Subscribed and sworn to me this -7thhday o September,) X 2001
Notary Public
SEAL
My commission expires GNU
Date Receivea neceipL lmv-
EXHIBIT A
A tract oC land located in
the the east 4^y0 feet of the south 300 fee: of
oft`er6thsPrincipal Herldlan,obeingrmore hPalticuuarlyRdescribedeas
cti follows;
Ccrmencing at the scutheast corner CC the northeast quarter or said
Section 23; thence U48 '29'C5"w, a distance or 59.93 feet to the True
Point oC_ Fzg!rnirg; thence 539'41'00"w, being parallel to and 40.00
feet north of the south line oC the nor theist quarter CC said Section
e"3, a distance of 321.35 feet; thence 1103'27'36"E, a distance CC 55.59
feet; thence S64 03'42"E, a dtstarce of 9.03 feet; thence Nc5'56'16"E
a distance CC 34.85 feet; thence N8,"03'42"w, a distance of 7.35 tae,
thence NOT 25'03"E, a distance CC 40.25 Ceet; thence N04 •14'36"w, a
distance of 41.92 feet; thence N72 '29'24"W
a distance of 20.94 feet;
thence 7123 008'00"E, a distance of 4.02 , feet t the cast southerly
southeast corner CC a,tract of land desc,-abed in th
of the Joffe: scn Ccurty P.ecords under P.ece;tion r1cCk No. 62313c0 Page 122
Continuing N23'08'00"E, along the easterly line oC said tract, a
distance of 11.66 feet; thence SN 45'30"E, a distance of 16.09 feet;
thence N22'31'00"E, a distance CC 36.59 fee'; thence N3203'30"E a
distance of 46.03 feet; thence dePzrt!rg the ea
63 sterly lire of said
tract et; ted in Bco$ 2593 at Page 122, N39 ;1.'00"E, a distanceeof547
.16 feet; the..^.ces35'S0'15"E a dtstzxe cr 1019 feet; [hzne•
55'15", a distance of 40.70 feet; thence S35'55'15"E, a distance or
35.20 feet; thence S76 95115"E, a distance or 63.00 feet; thence S52'
25 h5_c, a distance CC 105.Q feet to a point on the westerly
a oC-way lire CC Klpiing Street; thence 500 'Od'Co"w, along sa!d
westerly right-or-way line a distance or 132.71 feet to the True Point
CC Beginning, County or JeCferzcn, State or Colorado.
Case No.:
SUP0104
Quarter Section Map No.:
App: Last Name:
dolescent & Family Inst.
Related Cases:.
App: First Name:
I
Case History:
Owner: Last Name:
ame
Owner: First Name:
App Address:
10001 W. 32nd Ave.
Review Body:
City, State Zip:
heat Ridge, CO 80033
App: Phone:
303-238-1231
APN:
Owner Address:
ame
2nd Review Body:
City/State/Zip:
I
2nd Review Date:
Owner Phone:
ame
Decision-making Body:
Project Address:
110091
Approval/Denial Date:
Street Name:
est 32nd Avenue
City/State, Zip:
heat Ridge CO 80033.
! Reso/Ordinance No.:
Case Disposition: 1 i
Project Planner: Reckert
File Location: ctive
Notes: I
Follow-Up:
NE28
SUP0002
Renewal of SUP to operate !
roup home for children
drn
39-281-00-030
JAdm.
Conditions of Approval:
District: III
Date Received: /21/2001..
Pre-App Date: I