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Planning Department

Property Posting (the sign) is required within seven days of a complete application being accepted by the Planning Department.

Building Department

At this time the Building Department can only provide informational comments due to the drawings being preliminary in nature. We would remind the applicant that we will be moving from the 2018 ICC Codes to the 2021 ICC codes on January 1st, 2024 with an effective adoption date of the 2021 ICC Codes. The new codes will have local amendments and deletions as well as additions to them, all Jurisdictions should have final approval in place by mid October of CY2023 on the code adoption. At a glance it appears you have added correct number of ADA parking stalls outside, please remember to incorporate ADA numbers inside with rooms, and other amenities as you work on the design. The Building Department is always more than willing to review as your professionals continue to work on the design further in advance of your submittal to help save review time later or corrections to your plans. Please check out our Building Code Adoption Policy on our website with information about submitting in advance of our new 2021 ICC Codes, as it must be a full submittal of all required submittals per application type and plan review fees paid by December 31st, 2023.

Planning Department

The following items are considered critical improvements and must be constructed and approved or accepted prior to issuance of a Certificate of Occupancy/Completion or approval of a Condo/Townhome Final Plat, whichever occurs first: • Water and Sewer infrastructure • Public and Private Street infrastructure • Access drive, driveway, and parking areas • Drainage improvements • Permanent storm water quality treatment facilities • Sidewalk improvements • Trail improvements • Revegetation

Engineering

Civil Construction Plans prepared/signed/sealed by a licensed Colorado Professional Engineer are required to be submitted to DRT for review and approval prior to approval of any Improvements Agreement, Building Permit, Grading Permit, or Final Plat and prior to the start of any construction.

Engineering

Prior to Engineering Final Acceptance Inspection, Record Drawings & CAD files for all public infrastructure shall be submitted.

Engineering

Record Drawings/CAD Files including drainage, PWQTF(s), and sidewalks shall be submitted prior to Final Engineering Site Inspection.

Engineering

Prior to any construction permit issuance, the final signed and sealed drainage study shall be submitted.

Engineering

Prior to Building Permit issuance, the developer shall pay their proportionate share of potential future roadway and/or intersection improvements at US 40 @ Mt. Werner Rd intersection, calculated at 6.25% of current cost basis $4,026,405 (indexed to CDOT CCI) or $251,650. Check #2502 received 8/6/2024- Searc Central Park Steamboat Owner Prior to Building Permit issuance, the developer shall pay their proportionate share of potential future roadway and/or intersection improvements at Mt. Werner Rd @ Pine Grove Rd intersection, calculated at 2.09% of current cost basis $1,509,901 (indexed to CDOT CCI) or $31,556. Check #2503 received 8/6/2024- Searc Central Park Steamboat Owner

Planning Department

Submit a signed affidavit no later than eight days prior to the required public hearing confirming the required notice has been completed in accordance with Section 703.C.4.

Planning Department

The owner shall enter into and record a Development Agreement regarding WHAT AND WHERE. The agreement shall be recorded prior to Civil Construction Plan approval.

Mount Werner Water & Sanitation

Plant Investment Fees are due to MWW.

Planning Department

Mailing Affidavit: Submit a signed affidavit no later than eight days prior to the required public hearing or final decision date confirming the required mailed notice has been completed in accordance with Section 703.C.2.

Planning Department

The Western most garbage enclosure must be relocated further away from the neighboring adjacent residential units, not to be relocated to the Central Park frontage.