Town of Erie
File #: 21-492    Version: 1 Name:
Type: General Business Status: Passed
File created: 10/29/2021 In control: Town Council
On agenda: 11/9/2021 Final action: 11/9/2021
Title: PUBLIC HEARING: An Ordinance of the Board of Trustees of the Town of Erie Approving the Westerly Planned Unit Development
Attachments: 1. Ordinance 35-2021, 2. Proposed PUD Overlay, 3. Staff Report, 4. Existing PUD Overlay, 5. Application and Narrative, 6. Other Applicant Materials, 7. Referral Comments, 8. Neighborhood Meeting Summary, 9. Notifications, 10. Staff Presentation, 11. Applicant Presentation, 12. PC Resolution P21-18, 13. Public Comment
SUBJECT: General Business
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PUBLIC HEARING: An Ordinance of the Board of Trustees of the Town of Erie Approving the Westerly Planned Unit Development
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DEPARTMENT: Planning & Development Department

PRESENTER: Shannon Moeller, AICP, Senior Planner


TIME ESTIMATE: 15 minutes
only required for non-consent items

STAFF RECOMMENDATION:
Recommendation

Approve PUD Overlay Ordinance 35-2021.

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SUMMARY AND BACKGROUND OF SUBJECT MATTER:
The Westerly property is located South of Erie Parkway and east of Weld County Road 5.
The Dearmin Property was annexed into the Town of Erie as the Horst Property in 1990. At that time the owner anticipated the property to be used as a landfill site. The pre-annexation and annexation agreements that outlined the landfill requirements for the property were terminated in 2017 when the Town rezoned the property from Rural Preservation 3 to LR-Low Density Residential, NMU-Neighborhood Mixed Use and AG/OS-Agriculture/Open Space.

A Sketch Plan was originally reviewed for this property in 2017 and then an updated Sketch Plan was reviewed in February 2019. The Board approved a rezoning, PUD Overlay and Preliminary Plat in 2020 for the Westerly property. The rezoning adjusted to boundaries of the NMU zoning area at the north end of the property.

The Swink Property was annexed into the Town of Erie in January 2020. The Board approved an Annexation Agreement that covered both the Swink and Dearmin portions of the property and included a Conceptual Plan for the overall Westerly development, which is intended to be developed as one master-planned mixed-use development.

In July 2020, the existing Westerly PUD Overlay was established. The residential portions of the PUD anticipated a mix of housing types including single-family detached front-loaded and alley-loaded homes, alley-loaded duplexes, and alley-loaded townhomes. Specific dimensional and architectural standards were established for the various product types.

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