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The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board is established by Chapter 4, Article 1 of the City Code and shall perform those functions specified in this UDC, and Chapter 4 (Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services) and other applicable provisions of the City Code. (Ord. 23-03)
A. General: The Drainage Board is established pursuant to the agreement between the City of Colorado Springs and the Board of County Commissioners of El Paso County dated November 22, 1983.
B. Appointment, Terms, and Service:
1. The Drainage Board shall consist of seven (7) members appointed by City Council and the Board of County Commissioners of El Paso County. The membership of the Board shall include:
a. One (1) member shall be a banker;
b. One (1) member shall be a land developer experienced in the subdivision and improvement of land;
c. One (1) member shall be a registered practicing engineer qualified in the subdivision and improvement in land;
d. One (1) member shall be a registered practicing engineer qualified in drainage matters incident to the subdivision and development of lands;
e. One (1) member shall be a person actively engaged in the construction and sale of housing; and
f. Two (2) members shall be members-at-large residing in El Paso County.
2. The County Engineer and Stormwater Enterprise Manager shall serve as board secretaries but shall not have a vote.
3. Each member shall be appointed for a term of three (3) years. Terms of office shall be staggered so that no more than three (3) members' terms are scheduled to expire at the same time. Vacancies shall be filled by appointment only for the unexpired portion of a term.
4. All members shall serve without compensation but may be paid necessary expenses incurred in the discharge of their official duties and responsibilities to the extent authorized by City Council.
C. Powers and Duties: The Drainage Board shall perform the functions specified in this UDC and shown in Table 7.5.1-A as well as the following:
1. Arterial roadway bridge cost determination pursuant to Section 7.4.305 (Arterial Roadway Bridges).
2. To administer the subdivision drainage funds;
3. To approve repayments from the drainage funds;
4. To review and approve drainage basin planning studies for the City and County; and
5. To recommend to the City Council and Board of County Commissioners the establishment of and changes to drainage and bridge fees, including pond land, pond facility, and surcharge fees:
a. Investment of surplus funds that may temporarily accumulate in the drainage funds;
b. Repayments to be made from a drainage fund; and
c. Depositing of drainage fees to the City or County drainage fund. (Ord. 23-03)
A. The Pikes Peak Regional Building Department ("Regional Building Department") is a multijurisdictional entity created pursuant to a resolution of the City dated April 27, 1976, and a resolution adopted by the El Paso County Commissioners on April 22, 1976. The resolutions authorized the execution agreements between the City and County entered into on April 17, 1976, and December 10, 1985, in accord with C.R.S. § 26-6-102.
B. The Regional Building Department is administered by a governing body of the Department to be known as the Regional Building Commission. The Regional Building Commission has the power and functions set forth in the agreements establishing the Regional Building Department that include the appointment of the Administrator of the Regional Building Department, known as the Building Official.
C. The cost of operation of the Regional Building Department is as set forth in the agreements establishing the Regional Building Department. A budget is prepared annually by the Building Official and approved by the Regional Building Commission. At the end of each year a report is submitted by the Building Official of all income received. Any deficit in operation of the Department is made up in accord with the agreements establishing the Regional Building Department. (Ord. 23-03)
This Section clarifies the differences between, and the intended use of, two (2) types of plans that the Manager may require to be submitted and approved before different types of development may proceed. It does not address plans prepared by or at the direction of the City, such as comprehensive plans, neighborhood plans, transportation corridor plans, or facility master plans. (Ord. 23-03)
A. A Land Use Plan is a plan required in some circumstances to show the proposed layouts of land uses, development intensities and densities, primary access points, green space, public open space systems and areas that should be preserved or protected, potential needs for public land dedications, and other aspects of proposed development at a conceptual level. The purpose of a Land Use Plan is to provide the City the information needed to evaluate how a proposed development may impact surrounding development without requiring the applicant to provide the levels of detail required on a Development Plan.
B. The Manager may waive or modify the level of detail required based on the type and scale of the proposed development and the type of application involved.
C. Land Use Plans are generally required in connection with applications for annexation of land and applications to rezone land. Details about Land Use Plans and the Land Use Plan review process are in Section 7.5.514 (Land Use Plan). (Ord. 23-03)
A. A Development Plan is a detailed plan for development that is used to confirm that proposed development will comply with all applicable requirements of this UDC and related regulations adopted by the City. Among other things, it is used to confirm compliance with the requirements in Article 7.2 (Zone Districts), Article 7.3 (Use Regulations), and those provisions of Article 7.4 (Development Standards and Incentives) applicable when a specific development is proposed.
B. Development Plans are generally required for all proposed development of primary land uses and primary structures except those that include only attached or detached single-family, two-family dwellings, or Accessory Dwelling Units. Development Plans are also generally required for significant expansions of existing buildings, significant changes of property use within an existing building, and conversions of vacant land for development (with exceptions).
C. Development Plan review may indicate that alternative measures beyond the applicable minimum standards may be required in order to address the Development Plan review criteria.
D. Details about Development Plans and the Development Plan review process are in Section 7.5.515 (Development Plan). (Ord. 23-03)
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