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Home My WebLink AboutCU-78-0000 - Supplemental - 0175 Kennedy Drive72 A I AFT FuTua WA4610J 72, 412 - 181 GQ FT lu CV-1 -f I�1I ili3��ilt.� �{i��i3{Illi{ se, row x 517,75 --INE OF 7S, VE .r tiw tiw 163 't to Georgetown Apts. ---- C.B RIM 325.51 i \ 4 INV. 321.61 i 1 i� 1 15 RIM 325.71 C. B. INV . 321.11 � - 24" A. C. C. M. P. Li INLET INVERT ELEV, 304.08' OUTLET ELEV. 302.91 -01 TOPOGRAPHICAL .PLAN OF 0. RYAN PARCEL KENNEDY DRIVE SO. BURLINGTON, VERMONT DRAWN S D T DATE CHECKED RPT SCALE PROJECT 8090 FIELD BOOK 8115178 1 = 50' 46 TRUDELL CONSULTING ENGINEERS, Inc. WVE 334 WOODS i 332� < to Old Farm Rd. 100' R.O.W 40' PAVEMENT G R A P H/ C S C A L E /00 150 1 K E NNE D Y W W O 200 4ETERS 15 0 15 30 45 60 TO OBTAIN METERS MULTIPLY FEET TIMES 0.3048 D R 1 LS\ \3 N > F2UK-LIKIC-iT0�4 PATA P�-OCF-��71klci 10,369 SQ T. T- Ilk i ' i I I i i ( fi' WI Of. Lz ti k` E t\J KI E P � � Pi V F, yy��. r ✓ , ii t� • it ..t� .. ,-cam ',.��'Nt': a. 3 3 yft`,� � • � � M tr . ��. — ♦ a .� why ^ x�' + - t 10 y� y�, -�' A Aye...' y � 1► I� �, v 4.ti. �.. -� � 4 - I y) 1� '� .'-��.�` _^•�,�� Mom". -i: .fit `r • - � + .. � ..+ � .�i . ,� ` _--•�" �k CITY OF SOUTH BURLINGTON, VERMONT We, the owners of a 2.4 acre parcel on the south side of Kennedy Drive (southerly portion of parcel 10, block 6 on tax map 43) hereby consent to the application of Burlington Data Processing, Inc. for a permit under the Interim Zoning Regulations. S $_ DATED this J=� day of August, 1978. IN THE PRESENCE OF: Robert Ryan Donald Ryan ? /l ,- Ursula Beauvais M rg ret Ryan 0/20/78 R��''iw SUGGESTED MOTION i3urlinaton_Data Processing Motion That the South Burlington City Council deny the conditional use application of Burlington Data Processing, Mr. Richard Tarrant (agent) for construction of an office complex on Kennedy Drive, as depicted on the plan of record, based on the following findings: 1) the proposes use is not consistent with standards 2,3 anc 4 of Section 5 of the city's Interim Zoning Regulations. 2) the proposed use would be detrimental to the general char- acter of the area. 3) the area in question is zoned Residential (multi -family) under the city's permanent zoning regulations, and should be de- veloped in conformance with those regulations. September 7, 197P Attorney Howard Seaver 231 South Union Street P.O. Box 876 Burlington, Vermont 05402 Re: Burlington Data Processing Dear Attorney Seavers The South Burlington City Council at it's September 5, 1078 meeting requested additional information regarding on site sewer and water. They request a revl4wd'ialan showing the proposed connection. And reasons why it was not feasible: to connect to municipal sewer and water. The City Council plans to continue discussion on this app- lication at their next regular meeting which is Monday, Se;�t- ember 18, 1078 at 7:30 p.m. very truly, Richard TKard Zonina Administrative Officer Rr4'/mcg JOHN P. AMBROSE HOWARD J. SEAVER DONALD E. O'BRIEN ATTORNEY AT LAW 231 SOUTH UNION STREET P. O. BOX 876 BURLINGTON. VERMONT 05402 September E, 1978 Mr. Richard Ward zoning Administrative Officer City of South Burlington 1175 Williston Road South Burlington, VT 05401 RE: Application of Burlington Data Processing, Inc. for permit under interim zoning regulations Dear Dick: At the September 5, 1978 hearing on the above application, the City Council asked us to provide, in writing, further information as to the size of the individual parking spaces shown on the plot plan which we submitted. This is in response to that request. Each parking space is 20 feet by 9 .feet. At the conclusion of our presentation last night, the Council indicated that it would discuss and decide on our application at a later meeting. Would you please let us know when that will be. Thanks. Very truly y urs, f Howard J. Seaver HJS/dls 863-6879 AREA CODE 802 SOUTH BURLINGTON ZONING NOTICE In accordance with the South Bur. lington Interim Zoning Regulations and Section 4447, Title 24. V.S.A. the South Burlington City Council will hold a public hearing at the South Burlington City Offices, Conference Room, 1175 Williston Rood, South Burlington, Vermont on Tuesday, September 5, 1978, 7:30 p.m. to con- sider the following: (1) Application of Burlington Data Processing, Inc., agents for 'Beau- vais 3 Ryon seeking approval unddccpp Section S, Conditional use 9qf tl. South Burlington Infer1, Zonlhy Regulations, Request Is for per mission to construct an office com- plex containing approximately 10,000 square feet for use as q data process- ing center on a panel of land contain- Ing 2.4 acres, located southerly of 255 Kennedy Drive- (2) Application of Edward Smith agent for Peter KyrI0c0U seeking op- proval under Section 5, Conditional uses of the South Burlington Interim, Zoning Regulations. Request is fort permission to convert an existing restaurant into the some use, requlr ing the expansion of the parking area which Involves the removal of exist- Ing structures, on a parcel of land containing 1.4 acres, located at 1633 Williston Rood. Richard Word Zoning Administrative Officer August 21, 1978. DONALD E. O'BRIEN ATTORNEY AT LAW 231 SOUTH UNION STREET P. O. BOX 876 BURLINGTON. VERMONT 05402 JOHN P. AMBROSE HOWARD J. SEAVER August 11, 1978 City Council South Burlington, VT 05401 Gentlemen: 863-6879 AREA CODE 802 Enclosed is the application of Burlington Data Processing, Inc. for a permit pursuant to the Interim Zoning Regulations, plus check in the amount of $30 as payment for application fee. Please notify us of the date and time of hearing. Very trul your , /owarda J. Se er HJS/nal / cc: Richard Tarrant, President Burlington Data Processing, Inc. Enc. April 18, 1979 District Environmental Commission Ms. Susan Cain Ill West Street Essex Junction, Vermont 05452 Res Burlington Data Processing and Farrell Distribution Center Dear Ms. Cain: Be advised that both of the above named projects have been approved by the City. Both are in conformance with the City's Comprehensive Plan and will be served by municipal sewer and water facilities. Enclosed is a copy of the January 8, 1979 minutes of the City Council, you will note the first condition of approval, which provides for a setback allowing for the proposed southern connector. On page 3 the condition was amended to a setback of 150 feet. If you have any questions please don't hesitate to contact me. Very truly, Richard Ward, Zoning Administrative Officer RIt/mcg 1 Encl lr-,--tn")Jrn0ulvn:a 'h-t-11alc nis:D m;sv.,, . 34"). 1097:ta jes),.f III naztp:u1ju�, Ewr A ;als,D am uace(7 "vo,ig(15 news ;vi=,rf aj- netcnc, 9V065 enfl 710 Iflod d:� Jcbqe±lbs ed qvianerfeiqinoD a 'Vi-11) -4&t rfl'lvi eoni5nnolaoo ril 4,Is d1c)g yJiD siT4 yd bras 1,14488 Isq1nicluir, yd' 59V79a nd 111w bas '01D edl 10 -(roD r, Irvorqqr; 1c) not:tlbn;--.) iRin gri-t Ijjw Uoy 110raD ro It'leffluos besoclo%q 5ff:t '101 Pnl,,;0-UrS Ator - , D15619e 5 -10!i IT?UVO'7- .1991 Oaf 10 aroadlqa r 0-1 bebnetnei, emw notlibnoo &rfl E 99sct r,C, �9-7r--�Dsjnoo 01 qjsJks,:4f -11.,1105 f)a5E"jq yats '-)V!Srr riot ;:*l powI . \,,q Todt", I M E M O R A N D U M To: South Burlington City Council From: Richard Ward, Zoning Administrative Officer Re: Burlington Data Processing Date: September 1, 1978 Additional information has been obtained from the applicant relating to the useable floor area of the proposed building. The building containing 10,000 square feet will have 3,202 sq. ft. of office area with the remaining area used for storage and com- puters. The proposed expansion will be constructed along with the original building, the proposed office area in total (8,380 s.f.) would require 41 parking spaces, 50 spaces are proposed. M E M O R A N D U M To: South Burlington City Council From: Richard Ward, Zoning Administrator Re: Upcoming conditional use application (1) Burlington Data Processing, Inc. Date: August 28, 1978 Proposed is the construction of a new facility, containing 10,368 square feet with an future expansion of 5,184 square feet. Parcel of land in question containing 2.4 acres and is located southerly of the Georgetown Apartments on Kennedy Drive. Attached is the applicant's information sheet regarding the use, number of vehicles per day entering and leaving the subject property, and a general description addressing the review criteria. Upon review to the sketch plan I find that the building does not comply with the demensional requirements. Upon discussing this with the developer he informs me that a revised plan will be sub- mitted at a later date. Parking as proposed is in compliance for the first phase, the proposed expansion will require an additional twenty-five (25) park- ing spaces. On -site water and sewer is proposed, municipal water and sewer should be extended to this property. Under the 1974 zoning regulations this area is zoned Residential the character of the area is residential with the exception of one office building across the street. August 25, 1978 Attorney Howard Seaver 231 South Union Street Burlington, Vermont 05401 Lear Attorney Seaver: Be advised that the South Burlington City council will hold a public hearing at the City Hall, Conference Roon, 1175 Williston Road on Tuesday, September 5, 1978 at 7:30 p.m. to consider the application of Burlington Data Processing, Inc., for a Kennedy Drive site. Please plan to attend. Very truly, Richard Ward Zoning Administrative Officer RW/mcg APPENDIX TO APPLICATION FOR CONDITIONAL USE OF BURLINGTON DATA PROCESSING, INC. Applicant proposes to construct a building on the subject property in compliance with the dimensional require- ments applicable to the R7 district. Access to the property will be through 1 curb cut (2 lanes wide) on Kennedy Drive. A rough sketch map is attached. A more precise sketch map will follow. The building will be used to house the operations of applicant, a data processing company. This proposal will not materially increase the traffic on Kennedy Drive nor on roads and highways in the vacinity. Applicant has 28 employees and the visits of customers, delivery persons and others to its premises are infrequent. A recent survey of persons entering and leaving applicant's present premises over a period of 10 days indicates that a total of between 31 and 38 cars per day would enter and leave the sub- ject property. This proposal will not tax the capacity of community facilities or services. The use to which the property will be put will not require much water nor produce much sewage. In any event, if possible, applicant would prefer to install its own well and subsurface sewage disposal system. The anticipated use of police and fire services would be minimal. There would be no burden on the South Burlington School System, since applicant is merely moving from downtown Burlington and it is unlikely that any employees will move their familes to South Burlington because of this shift. A .'�,"� �t^'i.: :�:.se°�'`1t`.�x�.� . �i�`,`�;f. S ,.y.! ,.i::i »'� � J^• :.�:..a "r��°t��"..a' Alt.'. �<I'1.'.�twf:",;,�.t�. � J.:�:;t.?'�-' �' . { bbQ v1f, c _-tv B:`1 K) K a o" On i. ?.f.t Q wd IS 1 ;1 3x?, RMI ' .MWI A «h)C. ,!.•rnw).x A naMssenn adi Wad '!>EI f..i f5.4d OAT .a' WWI ':)Y..7 safe'Lw.!'. Qtu. u -asOm 411`.i° tz'1,)Vi> 'r a 3 !r!' 1 ._,q'{G l 'm�j .. ;1.�. it a"?�ni ►", {',4 1il,a "s? _).�'.: �:.:, r i ^ ",{;`i,�' �-�.. �5 �.''. `�,yy i?.i fltc-.z "! :f, .t. �r•'1 '�;°-}' ...} !V -}-+� +�{ ,�1.`��.) �r n ^,,�'!"'-:•w:,i1.,6�''��,,�Ir '�?l�,A:�'"-�'"i,. �:w.i��";w �atlL'"�r":i+`�%t� '�,''',l� :3"G;�r�;� `,�3 '�'`✓?�.I.J�s +�, , ;:a��,y:. ,, '"1:.. 1_' c:�' f;�"�°S •f�. :�A� -cf)�i _ �'K? J<.? C'C .9"�,; ''v .�1:? "q4 >fli.�.fE`�'�.`T.i:( ! 3 ,.Jrw. l : y"3l,'i. 101 ', €60 91,6mic agm, s fiLl...,k7.tyi� V�.tcG+"x�i �d r;i3� a . f l i^11Y 46 j i1rr; al.'++, AAT . t � ;'F � � '� + oil ' , "iP, L'f 6J, s3§j ..WAS Ar ., W5 i C'1 .. +` ii )f I a p;- A _pa4up Q i . 6')A? tPA70 .t.jt �p�. �y un e1jo ..t+:sSa r 1� 0111 500 fry 5.Yoq 20 Oka Wle ma . Y8 8 q,Ca'1P ':'_ ` .ts! ''kl;O" 041 a- n0hislial OWN�.I..'��:+,i 'K�i'-7.'`x.dis '��.i� This proposal will be compatible with the compre- hensive plan and the existing patterns and uses of develop- ment in the area. The nature of applicant:'s business and anticipated traffic patterns will not pose a threat to the high density residential use to which much of the nearby property has been put. In fact, it may be preferable to residential use of the subject property. The subject property is not in a significant natural resource area. Furthermore, there are no environmental limitations to the property which would prevent the construction of the proposed building. :WM No Text APPL ICAT ION FOR CONDITIONAL USE SOUTH BURLINGTON CITY COUNCIL j I hereby apply to the City Council for conditional use approval under the Interim Zoning Regulation. Property Owner Robert Ryan, Donald Ryan, Ursula Beauvais and Margaret Ryan. Property location & description Approximately 2.4 acres can 8a„th s;rlA of Kennedy Drive (southerly portion of parcel 10, block 6 on tax map 43). Section 5 Conditional Uses I understand the regular meetings are held twice a month on Monday at 8:00 p.m. at the City Hall, Conference Room. The legal advertise- ment must appear in the Burlington Free Press a minimum of fifteen (15) days before the hearing, I agree to pay a fee of $30.00 which fee is to off -set the costs of advertising and the hearing. BURLING ON DATA PROCESSING, INC. Hearing Date Signature of Appellant, Vice -President SOUTH BURLINGTON ZONING NOTICE In accordance with the South Burlington Interim Zoning Regulations and Section 4447, Title 24, V.S.A. the South Burlington City Council will hold a public hearing at the South Burlington City Offices, Conference Room, 1175 Williston Road, South Burlington, Vermont on 1,9 , at jd�3� �1" ,/J�7. to consider the (day of week) (month and date) — (time) following: Application of C; seeking ay..�y-�,c.. , from Section .5— r of the South Burlington Zoning Regulations. Request is for permission to r u ��- �;.c a o-- -�-,C-.Q-�..�. ��' 1:�..t-wi Gy., �/ c'+�, � a�..-E..�tp � �.¢--.G,,,C,.„c,�..-, .•-f�,6t..,�.,,e ",=" � /� t�'�..i� ,'� a♦ �Y'� .,a+ s;;t�"�! SOUTH BURLINGTON ZONING NOTICE ` In accordance with the South Burlington Interim Zoning Regulations and Section 4447, Title 24, V.S.A. the South Burlingtn City Council will hold a public hearing at the South Burlington City Offices, Conference Room, 1175 Williston Road, South Burlington, Vermont on Tuesday September 5, 1978 7:30 p.m. to consider (day of week (month and da (time) the following: #1 Application of Burlington Data Processing, Inc., agents for Beauvais & Ryan seeking approval under Section 5 , Conditional use of the South Burlington Interim Zoning Regulations. Request is for permission to construct an office complex containing approximately 10,000 square feet for use as a data processing center on a panel of land containing 2.4 acres, located southerly of 255 Kennedy Drive. #2 Application of Edward Smith a seeking approval under Section 5 for Peter Kyriacou Conditional uses If of the South Burlington Interim Zoning Regulations. Request is for permission to convert an existing rest- aurant into the same use, requiring the expansion of the parking area which involves the removal of existing structures, on a parcel of land containing 1.4 acres, located at 1633 Williston Road. August 21, 1978 N Richard Ward Zoning Administrative Officer A PETITION TO THE SOUTH BURLINGTON CITY COUNCIL We, the owners of Georgetown properties, respectfully petition the South Burlington City Council to deny an application for a Conditional Use Permit to Burlington Data Processing to build a ten -thousand square foot commercial building on Kennedy Drive for the following reasons: 1. As purchasers of housing in a residentially zoned area, we respectfully submit that the council has a responsibility to continue to maintain a residential zoning requirement. 2 We feel to alter the zoning requirement thereby creating a mixture of commercial building will devalue residential use housing. 3. We feel that since Kennedy Drive acts as ingress and egress to the interstate system that additional traffic is undesirable and even dangerous to residents and retirees as well. 4. We feel that the ecology of the area will suffer by substituting concrete parking lots for natural cover. Trees also improve the quality of air and act as noise barriers. Respectfully submitted, 123111 I support the petition to deny a conditional use building permit to Burlington Data Processing and request this card bearing my signature be attache - to the petition. Signed Unit # Date _ ! I support the petition to deny a conditional use building permit to Burlington Data Processing and request this card bearing my signature be attached to the petition. �- Signed �� jP'1,1' /i ��✓� l<' Unit # 7\,g5 Date a :j I support the petition to deny a conditional use building permit to Burlington Data Processing and request this card bearing my signature be attached to the petition. Signed Unit # Date I support the petition to deny a conditional use building permit to Burlington Data Processing and request this card bearing my signature be attached to the petition. Signed. \ G � Unit # Q 4 Date' Ci I support the petition to deny a conditional use building permit to Burlington Data Processing and request this card bearing my signature be attached to the petition. Signed j, Unit # S6 Date �1,44 C /77� I support the petition to deny a conditional use building permit to Burlington Data Processing and request this card bearing my signature be attached to the petition. Signed "/Z,(, Unit # 139 Date I support the petition to deny a conditional use building permit to Burlington Data Processing and request this card bearing my signature be attached to. the petition. Signed ' Unit # Date I support the petition to deny a conditional use building permit to Burlington Data Processing and request this card bearing my signature to be attached -to the petition,., -- Signed Unit Date I A PETITION TO THE SOUTH BURLINGTON CITY COUNCIL We, the owners of Georgetown properties, respectfully petition the South Burlington City Council to deny an application for a Conditional Use Permit to Burlington Data Processing to build a ten -thousand square foot commercial building on Kennedy Drive for the following reasons: 1. As purchasers of housing in a residentially zoned area, we respectfully submit that the council has a responsibility to continue to maintain a residential zoning requirement. 2 We feel to alter the zoning requirement thereby creating a mixture of commercial building will devalue residential use housing. 3. We feel that since Kennedy Drive acts as ingress and egress to the interstate system that additional traffic is undesirable and even dangerous to residents and retirees as well. 4. We feel that the ecology of the area will suffer by substituting concrete parking lots for natural cover. Trees also improve the quality of air and act as noise barriers. Respectfully submitted, C� . f y- y- 7 '�- I - - I:L .V /// % LL A PETITION TO THE SOUTH BURLINGTON CITY COUNCIL We, the owners of Georgetown properties, respectfully petition the South Burlington City Council to deny an application for a Conditional Use Permit to Burlington Data Processing to build a ten -thousand square foot commercial building on Kennedy Drive for the following reasons: 1. As purchasers of housing in a residentially zoned area, we respectfully submit that the council has a responsibility to continue to maintain a residential zoning requirement. 2 We feel to alter the zoning requirement thereby creating a mixture of commercial building will devalue residential use housing. 3. We feel that since Kennedy Drive acts as ingress and egress to the interstate system that additional traffic is undesirable and even dangerous to residents and retirees as well. 4. We feel that the ecology of the area will suffer by substituting concrete parking lots for natural cover. Trees also improve the quality of air and act as noise barriers. Respectfully submitted, �jofPk q11 A PETITION TO THE SOUTH BURLINGTON CITY COUNCIL We, the owners of Georgetown properties, respectfully petition the South Burlington City Council to deny an application for a Conditional Use Permit to Burlington Data Processing to build a ten -thousand square foot commercial building on Kennedy Drive for the following reasons: 1. As purchasers of housing in a residentially zoned area, we respectfully submit that the council has a responsibility to continue to maintain a residential zoning requirement. 2 We feel to alter the zoning requirement thereby creating a mixture of commercial building will devalue residential use housing. 3. We feel that since Kennedy Drive acts as ingress and egress to the interstate system that additional traffic is undesirable and even dangerous to residents and retirees as well. 4. We feel that the ecology of the area will suffer by substituting concrete parking lots for natural cover. Trees also improve the quality of air and act as noise barriers. Respectfully submitted, a rl rnrn �'1 e Xr'4a ?"( de) ��