County Planning Compliance Review Documents – Roberts 3rd Submittal

We need your help!!!

Below is a compilation of relevant PDF documents that the La Plata County Planning Department has posted on-line related to the Roberts Village Camp Durango Project third submittal. The first submittal had numerous issues violating the Animas Valley Land Use Plan (AVLUP). Roberts. The SEH engineering group revised some parts of the plan, but some parts that were flagged by the reviewers remain unchanged and/or are simply reworded to try and make it sound more suitable. The second submittal also had numerous issues to address. The bottom line is a development of this magnitude would be equivalent to inserting a small city into the north valley.

This new submittal being reviewed by the County’s outside representative (Tez Hawkins) as was done in the 1st and 2nd submittals. However, in an attempt to stay on top of the issue as it progresses AVAC is asking our members to take a look at the submissions.

Click here if you wish to review the 1st Submittal Compliance Review and AVAC Analysis

Click here if you wish to review the 2nd Submittal Compliance Documents

Please note that some of the information presented below are a replicants of the first and second submittals (e.g. the HSD and AWC supply letters). Presumably, some things are “addressed” by later documents, such as SEH responses to those items. We have tried to put the most important items at the top. Nevertheless, these are all of the documents Roberts has provided for the third submittal.

Thanks so much for taking the time to help!!!

If you see something relevant please make additional comments to the County website:

https://www.lpcgov.org/services/community_development_services/planning/index.php

(Click the blue bubble that says “Public Comment Form”.  Under Project #, please refer to PL20230036).

There may be times when the comment form will come up blank.  If this happens, refresh your browser or try rebooting your computer

NOTE: The links below are shortcuts for the same documents on the county website, but easier to find. Click on the links to load PDFs in a separate tab. You may then download the document to your own computer if you like.