HomeMy WebLinkAboutBAXTER CREEK BUSINESS PARK Steve Olson
June 25, 1999
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d. Reduction of the constructed width of interior streets from 37-feet to 30 feet.
e. To allow Lots 5 and 6 to have less than the required 150-foot street frontage.
f. To allow sidewalks adjacent to open space to be constructed within one year of
final plat filing, and sidewalks adjacent to lots to be constructed at the time the
lots are constructed on, or within three years of final plat filing, whichever
occurs first.
2. The final PUD plan must be submitted to and be approved by the City, and the approved
Development Guidelines and Covenants filed with the final plat of the subdivision. The
developer shall have two (2) years from the date of preliminary approval to complete the
conditions, conform to all regulations, and submit a complete application for Final PUD Plan
approval. This approval period may be extended by the City Commission upon request of the
applicant for a period to not exceed a total of five (5) years.
3. Seven copies of the final PUD plan showing how all conditions of approval will be addressed
must be subrrditted. This submittal must include final Development Guidelines and Covenants,
which must be filled at the Clerk and Recorder's Office, and a final landscape/open space plan.
The final plan must comply with the submittal requirements of the appropriate section of the
Bozeman Zoning Ordinance. An Improvements Agreement must be signed by the applicant
prior to final PUD plan approval. No building; permits will be issued until the Final PUD
Plan is approved and all required on-site and off-site water, server, street and
transportation improvements are completed and accepted by the City of Bozeman. If
occupancy of any structure within the development is to occur prior to completion of all
required improvements applicable to that lot/use, the Improvements Agreement shall be
financially guaranteed as outlined in the Zoning Ordinance to secure the improvements
required for the lot.
4. The landscape improvements within the US 191 and Barter Creek corridor open space
corridors, including the picnic area, shall be installed or financially guaranteed prior to final
subdivision plat approval. If financially guaranteed, the improvements shall be completed
within nine months of plat approval. An Open Space ivlaintenance Plan shall be submitted
with the final PUD plan, as required in Section 18.54.060.C.4d, which creates a legal
instrument setting for a plan for the permanent care and maintenance of open space and
recreational areas. This portion of the plan must be approved by the City attorney prior to
final PUD plan approval.
Steve Olson
June 25, 1999
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5. If acceptable by the City Engineer, the sidewalks installed along Competition Drive may be
installed in a curvilinear fashion.
6. A crosswalk shall be installed on Competition Drive at the location where the trail crosses the
street. The crosswalk design shall include a change in pavement, and the location and
materials/method used shall be approved by the City Engineer during review of the Plans and
Specifications for the infrastructure.
7. The Covenants/Design Guidelines shall be amended as follows(in addition to the amendments
noted in the applicant's supplement):
A. Page 3. Section 1.5, Common Areas: Amend reference of"Enterprise Drive" to
"Competition Drive", add Norton Street and the new street at the east edge of Lot 7.
B. Amend Section VI, vau 28. sign guidelines, to ensure the sign styles are compatible
throughout the development with regard to design and illumination.
C. Add a section that explains that adjoining uses may be agricultural in nature, and the
effects such use may have on the subdivision.
D. Add to the supplement regarding lighting to require the use of a standard parking lot
light fixture throughout the development.
E. Page 8. Permissible Uses for Lots 1-9: The use list included in the supplement shall
be further revised to eliminate the following uses, as they are uses not necessarily
compatible to auto related businesses. In exchange for these deletions, staff
recommends that "low traffic-generating retail uses (100 off-site ADT/acre
maximum) offering specialized sales, supplies, and services" be added, which is
comparable to what is permitted in the Billion Auto Plaza Subdivision.
Book and stationery store Building materials sales
Cigar and tobacco store Clothing and costume sales/rental
Department store Dry Cleaning and Laundry
Dry goods and notion store Furniture store
Garden supply store Retail uses in addition to principal uses
Variety store
In addition,the list shall be amended to clarify that only small animal veterinary clinics
are permissible uses within the PUD.
Steve Olson
June 25, 1999
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F. Page 11 Sub-section d, Building Envelope: Delete reference to motel purpose
canopies, as that use is not permitted.
G. Page 13 Section 3. Parking Requirements: Eliminate the reference to the Code
section of the Zone Code, and just refer to the Code.
H. Paize 21 Section 12 Installation of Common Imorovements: Amend to reflect the
time periods permitted by the City Commission for the installation of improvements.
I. The Covenants shall be amended to include the City of Bozeman as a party to the
covenants to ensure that the Covenants may not be revoked or substantially modified
without the consent of the City. Specifically, the City shall be a party to those
provisions in the Covenants relating to architectural design, signs, and landscape
guidelines.
8. The park land that is to be added to the Bronken Park as proffered by the developer in
exchange for the variance to reduce the on-site open space percentage, shall be dedicated to
the City of Bozeman prior to renal PLD site plan approval.
As noted in condition 2, the final site plan for the PT D must be submitted within two years
of the Commission's approval, or by June ?1, 2001, unless an extension is requested in writing, and
granted. Again, the final site plan for the PLrD must be approved before the final plat for the
subdivision can be approved.
Should you have questions regarding the final site plan process or any of the conditions of
approval, please feel free to call me.
Sincerely,
Debbie Arkell
Assistant Planning Director
cc: Jack Schunke, Morrison-Maierle, Inc.
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May 1, 2002
Steve Olson
Landmark ERA Commercial
1811 West Dickerson#17
Bozeman, MT 59715
RE: Baxter Creek PUD Final Plat and Final Plan Extensions
Dear Mr. Olson:
On April 29, 2002 the Bozeman City Commission approved a one-year preliminary plat approval
extension for the above referenced project. Your previous final plat submittal deadline was June 21,
2002. With the extension, you have until June 21, 2003 to provide the City with a final plat submittal
that satisfies all of the requirements and conditions for this subdivision as set forth in the Findings of
Fact and Order.
The City Commission also approved a retroactive two-year final plan approval extension for Baxter
Creek PUD. Your previous final plan submittal deadline was June 21, 2001. This extension will be
applied retroactively; therefore you now have until June 21, 2003 to submit the Baxter Creek Final Plan.
Planning Staff would like to inform you that you may amend an aspect of the preliminary PUD plan
administratively, in accordance with the proposed zone text amendments. Contingent upon final City
Commission adoption of the text amendments, 30 days after the second reading of the ordinances, the
amendments would allow you to reduce yard setbacks. Attached, please find a copy of the proposed
amendments that relate to the Business Park District. These proposed amendments are also available
online at www.bozeman.net.
If you have any questions or concerns, or if our office can be of any further assistance, please feel free to
contact me.
S'ncerely,
san Kozub
CC: Andy Epple, Director of Planning & Community Development
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June 25, 1999
Steve Olson
1805 West Dickerson Street, No. 1
Bozeman, MT 59715
RE: Baxter Creek Business Park Subdivision and PUD (Z-9939 and P-9907)
Dear Steve:
This is to officially advise you that the Bozeman City Commission, on a 5-0 vote, granted
conditional approval of the Baxter Creek Business Park Subdivision and Zoning PUD at their meeting
on June 21, 1999. Findings of Fact and Order will be issued by the Commission on the Subdivision,
which explains the Commission's findings in granting conditional approval of the subdivision,and also
lists the conditions of approval pertinent to the subdivision. Oncc signed by the Commission, this
document will be forwarded to you.
As you arc aware, the subdivision is contingent upon completion of the zoning Planned Unit
Development. If the conditions of the PUD arc not met, then the subdivision cannot occur. The
PUD was approved subject to the following conditions:
1. The approval of this subdivision/zoning PUD is based on the proposal contained in the
submittal application received by the City-County Planning Office on March 30, 1999, as
amendcd/supplcmcntcd on April 30, 1999. This approval includes the relaxation of the
following regulations. All provisions of the Subdivision and Zoning regulations which arc not
specifically waived under this condition shall be complied with.
a. Reduction of the minimum lot size of BP, Business Park Zoning District from
one (1) acre to approximately three-quarters of an acre.
b. Reduction of setbacks from 35-foot front yards on interior streets for parking
and buildings to 25 feet for buildings and 10 feet for parking, and 25-foot rear
and side yards for parking to 15 feet.
C. Reduction of the interior street right-of-way widths from 60-feet to 50-feet, as
conditioned to require the streets to not be dedicated right-of-way, but to be a
public access easement, owned and maintained by the property owners
association.