It will be isolated as the Town has requested. Commissioner Maron asked if it would be possible for the Club to sell off Lot 4A. Jim Light, the developer of the Roaring Fork Club, said that the only case he could think of would be if the property was sold to a third party and then leased back to the Club. The Club wants to control the employee housing property. There followed some discussion about different scenarios under which the Club could lose control of the property and the employee housing move onto the free market. It was suggested and affirmed that there will be a deed restriction placed upon the housing units to the effect that whoever controls the golf course will control the employee housing units.
Staff wants to make sure that trail easements are possible to obtain.
Laatsch assured Staff that approval was granted based on having this trail access and solutions would be found to make it happen. Light suggested that a floating easement be implemented. Commissioner Comments Commissioner Zuena asked about the visual impact of cabin 39 from Highway 82. Laatsch explained that the lodge will screen part of the cabin and the grade changes from the highway will hide the cabin. It may be possible to see the cabin from the high school.