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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCLE201500006 Legacy Document 2015-01-21Application for Zoning Clearance CLE 4 �06 -(p U Y X`1 PLEASE REVIEW ALL 3 SHEETS Check # ate: Receipt # Staff: PARCEL INFORMATION Pt)p Tax Map and Parcel: 0300 00 0 11000 and 0300 00 00 10900 Existing Zoning ALw SP97-32, 99-25,2000-40, Parcel Owner: Nantucket Holdings LLC and Yadkin Properties LLC Parcel Address: 4510 Mockernut Lane City Earlysville State VA Zip 22936 (include suite or floor) PRIMARY CONTACT Who should we call/write concerning this project? Catherine J. Womack, Esq. of Lenhart Pettit Address : 530 East Main Street City Charlottesville State VA Zip 22902 Office Phone: (_414) 979 1400 Cell # 434 960 8350 Fax # 434 977 5109 E-mail cjw@lplaw.com APPLICANT INFORMATION Check any that apply: X Change of ownership Change of use Change of name New business a tQ$iN05 Business Name/Type: Equine veterinary clinic Previous Business on this site Same business name, but to be owned by different entity Describe the proposed business including use, number of employees, number of shifts, available parking spaces, number of vehicles, and any additional information that you can provide: Business is equine veterinary clinic/hospital/surgery, which has operated on this site since SP 97-32. G ,Ni(, ha s 15 Co , Wi4inyq Al rt9U04IU in 15 y6410 01A -54C& o IUAVI)r plus P.)H en1T VGIA rj". *Tis Clear6ncewill only be valid on he parcel for which it is approved. If you change, intelAify or move t e use to a new location, anew Zoning Clearance will be required. —Trace >rs P;OrI4%N J 5wf,;Pu-5 I hereby certify that I own or have the owner's permission to use the space indicated on this application. I also certify that the information provided is true and ac(523to the best of my o ledge. I have read the conditions of approval, and I understand them, and that I will abide by them. Signature Printed Blue Ridge Equine Clinic, Inc., by Donovan Dogner 1?fcsodeNt AP ROVAL INFORMATION [ Approved as proposed [ ] Approved with conditions [ ] Denied [. ], B ckflow prevention device and/or current test data needed for this site. Contact ACSA, 977-4511, x117. [ V'No physical site inspection has been done for this clearance. Therefore, it is not a determination of compliance with the existing site plan. [ ] This site complies with the site plan as of thi d te.� i Notes: Building Official y Date ! f� Zoning Official i JAI Date Other Official Date County of Albemarle Department of Community Development - - - 401. McIntire Road Charlottesville, VA 22902 Voice: (434) 296-5832 Fax: (434) 972-4126 Revised 7/1/2011 Page 2 of 3 Intake to complete the following: Y /CND Is use in LI, I-II or PDIP zoning? Engineer's Report (CER) packet. If so, give applicant a Certified Y Wi/ ere be food preparation? If so, give applicant a Health Department form. Zoning review can not begin until we receive approval from Health Dept. FAX DATE Circle the one tha a>Clllsealth Is parcel rivate wr public water? If private ll—pi:o�idDepartment form. Zoning review can not begin until we receive approval from Health Dept. FAX DATE Circle the o t atapplies 1s parcel i septic r public sewer? Y /�I> Wiljj you be putting up a new sign of any kind? If so, obtain proper Sign permit. Permit # Y/N\ Will there be any new construction or renovations? If so, obtain the proper Permit. Permit # Zoning to complete the following: Reviewer to complete the following: / UM-dL Square footage of Use: Y✓dN n /' RZIr rnitted as: Under Section: Supplementary regulations section: Parking formula: Required space .alS Y/N Item be verified in the field: Inspector : Date: Notes: vioKffop s: Y / N If so, List: Prof Y / If so, t: Vari, ce: Y/N If so, ist: 's: Y/N so, List: M-4 - 1 K (li.�fA I �NO lx� os - n q - 'a Clearances:SDP's , �a JlUv+mQ RIO Revised 7/1/2011 Page 3 of 3 Rebecca Ragsdale From: Catherine J. Womack [cjw@lplaw.com] Sent: Tuesday, January 20, 2015 2:55 PM To: Rebecca Ragsdale Subject: FW; SUP-Brec floorplan Attachments: BREC Floorplan.pdf Rebecca: Here are the numbers that Dr. Dagner provided to me. I don't have square footage for the upstairs, but hope that you can glean what you need from this. Please let me know if you need anything additional. Square foot numbers are as follows: Equine treatment areas Populated area Scan room 256 sq ft Induction 320 sq ft Surgery 460 sq ft Recovery 195 sq ft Sterilization 504 sq ft Pharmacy 256 sq ft Lab 160 sq ft Bookkeeping 165 sq ft Reception 456 sq ft Office A 176 sq ft Office B 144 sq ft Office C 208 sq ft Office D 160 sq ft Storage 256 sq ft 1 COUNTY OF ALBEMARLE Department of Community Development 401 McIntire Road, Room 227 Charlottesville, Virginia 22902-4596 Phone (434) 296-5832 Fax (434) 972-4012 September 27, 2007 R. Reynolds Cowles / Paul Stevens PO Box 278 Free Union, VA 22940 RE: SP# 2007-00018 Blue Ridge Equine Clinic Amendment (Sign # 12) Tax Map 30, Parcel 110 Dear Dr. Cowles and Dr. Stevens: On September 5, 2007, the Albemarle County Board of Supervisors took action on SP #2007- 00018 to allow an amendment of a special use permit for equine veterinary clinic to allow addition of examination area, four horse stalls on southeast side of existing barn, and three horse stalls on west side of existing barn on Tax Map 30, Parcel 110 in the White Hall District. This special use permit was approved based on the following conditions: The clinic shall be for equine care only and shall be operated in accordance with the letter dated July 23, 1997 (attached to the staff report as Attachment D -on file). However, the clinic's improvements and the scale and location of the improvements shall be developed in general accord with the conceptual plan entitled "Conceptual Plan for SP 2007-00018;" dated June 26, 2007, and initialed "SMC." Please be advised that although the Albemarle County Board of Supervisors took action on the project noted above, no uses on the property as approved above may lawfully begin until all applicable approvals have been received and conditions have been met. This includes: • compliance with conditions of the SPECIAL USE PERMIT; • approval of and compliance with a SITE PLAN; • approval of a ZONING COMPLIANCE CLEARANCE. In the event that the use, structure or activity for which this special use permit is issued is not commenced within twenty-four (24) months from the date of Board approval, it shall be deemed abandoned and the permit terminated. The term "commenced" means "construction of any structure necessary to the use of the permit." i If you have questions or comments regarding the above -noted action, please do not hesitate to contact Sherri Proctor at 296-5832. Sincerely, — l V. Wayne C limber Y g Nrcn+nr of Plcmninri 0 July 23, 1997 To: Hickory Ridge Homeowners Attachment D Paul Stephens and Reynolds Cowles - equine veterinarians propose to move our equine veterinary clinic to the Hickory Ridge Carriage Facility and barn - Lot #68 in the PUD. This lot was originally used as an equine facility and is zoned for business. Our use would be congruous with the initial plan. Blue Ridge Equine Clinic is composed of four veterinarians- Drs. Stephens, Cowles, Dagner and Casinella. 80% of our practice is ambulatory on the farms of Albemarle, Orange, and Nelson counties. We enjoy an active equine referral practice to our surgical and hospitalization service now based on Catterton Road. This would be housed in the barn and carriage (clinic) building at Hickory Ridge, Our referrals are for the diagnosis of complex lameness and surgical problems, along with medical cases. Surgery and lameness is the bulk of our case load and we operate a wide variety of orthopedic and gastrointestinal conditions. Dr. Paul Stephens is a board certified surgeon and chief of that service. Our plans for Hickory Ridge are as follows: 1.) The existing buildings would be utilized as is. 2.) The only interior changes will be made in the carriage building and this consists of creation of a surgery suite in the back great room. 3.) Both the carriage building and the barn will be resided to beautify and protect the buildings, 4.) Existing fences do not conform to lot boundaries. These fences would be replaced. 5.) We will have only two small port -a -paddocks for hospital cases and will not utilize the existing paddocks running out to 665. 6.) We would propose that the Bowers Trust allow us to reseed, fertilize and create an esthetic turf on these areas. 7.) We will use existing plantings as is. 8.) The small while barn in the lower SW corner is split with the property line: We' PPPIPP, propose to the homeowners that it be painted and repaired as we would use our half as a tractor shed. 9.) We will create a small 40 x 80 level area in back of the building where existing mulch piles now stand. This will be an exercise ring for evaluation of lameness cases, 10 area -will be tightly fenced- fihe surface will be well maintained and -watered: As you are currently aware the existing buildings at Hickory Ridge are in disrepair. We will beautify and maintain this area in a manner fitting for a referral equine hospital. We feel our present facility speaks for itself and invite everyone to come and observe the present clinic. There are a number of common questions that we would anticipa-te and would offer these comments for your consideration. Q. What kind of traffic will use the facility? A. We have four practice vehicles and four lay employees who would drive to the clinic each day. We have an average of two horse trailers visiting daily Monday through Friday. On the average we have a night visit once every two weeks for an emergency surgery. These are usually concentrated in the spring during foaling season. Q. How will animal waste be handled? A. We will containerize all stall waste and it will be disposed of off the property. Q. What about dead animals? A. There are occasionally carcasses to dispose of whether due to euthanasia or an animal that died. We have a disposal service that picks up such cases. A dead animal will be enclosed completely in a holding area until picked up. Q. What about chemical wastes? A. We comply fully with all environmental and OSHA regulations. We are strong environmentalists. Our disinfectant use is primarily chlorhexidene which is extremely safe, Plain soap and water does most of the job. We use about 1 gallon of a cold sterilization agent - glutaraldehyde - a month for surgical instrumenis and this goes in the normal septic system in very small quantities. Q. How about X-rays or nuclear wastes? A. Our X-ray machines are used mainly on the farms and are portable. We will have one machine in the clinic building and all radiation safety standards required by the state are followed. There would be no scatter outside the area, We use a radionucletide as licensed by the NRC for diagnosis of bone problems in the horse, This is about 4 cases per month. These animals are isolated for 48 hours in our barn until they return to normal background levels. The stall bedding is held for 4 days until - normalandthen dispensed of in a normal fashion. These- procedures- arestrictly- - - flu, taut au aria au regulations are complied with. There is no danger to our workers or ppppp� to anyone off site. Q. What about exterior lighting? A. We will use existing courtyard lights at night when a case is coming in and then the lights will be turned off. In the barn, lights will be on if we have technicians there at night. taking care of cases We wi11--n eed-asmall- ligfif_ed_sign at the entrance_ of. 665 to__._.__.___ ..-...... — -- -guide-horse-trailers-at-1igh't This signinfill-be turned on when a case is expected and turned off after arrival - perhaps on for 2 hours at a time. Our proposed sign would be 18" x 32" and tastefully simple. Please see our current sign at Catterton Road. In summary, we are all excited with the prospect of utilizing the wonderful carriage facility at Hickory Ridge to house Blue Ridge Equine Clinic. We strongly believe that you will find us to be good neighbors and that our renovations and enhanced esthetics will add beauty and value to our community. If you have questions do not hesitate to call Brian or Sam or Drs Cowles and Stephens directly. We would love the opportunity to show you what we do and what our plans are and to answer any questions or concerns that you might have. A free flow of communication usually dispels problems and we welcome such. Sincerely Yours, R.?n ds Cowles, Jr.) N. Paul R. Stephens, D.V.M. Wraw U `tf7rd- Lf -)V) O = LU oaUjN UUZU j> -C:) �O z SOP (nd� z C/) W .W w J0Q ( nn powW _j p ,� d N ] Z ~ a � Q Q W . c o 0 LLJ o O �- Lu LLi ZJ V Uf-N i— �> x as cc � (� 32m U ! O O - OzCc �,cn W pQ Gl QNZZ 0 JQ Q7 U O ZdU I— v ` o O z — N M �� Ln W z f !\' co G ❑ `` hA o 0 0 3 t7 :- 0 O i b a v 5,0eOv J a d d Q z DD LL- Lli 0 O � °) _ —� I /Z; z p O p m O W �: LL. cD / o a J\ l in 04 LO 16 O i0,,, .; J IN \ W 0 Ld O I Z J M -, O � , o... N.: O O ,J C7Z W _ z.,.. � L W z z Lil d �]Y d ��V ... �'� . o Q< w a zz aal� �-z 0 F- O= �o c)a- a5 ;� ` - 5NIO-iIf18 O'ZII NJNI>i2� dd �F -�3nd60 Z. 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