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I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I The applicant will deed covenanted to the dog control measures represented in the application. 7. The applicant should submit fire protection proposal to the satisfaction of the Fire Marshall. Detail fire protection plans will be submitted. Fire protection facilities will be upgraded with the improvements to the existing water system including increasing the pumping and storage capacity of the system and by connect- ing the 3 southern riverfront homesites to the system and potentially the 3 northern riverfront homesites. 8." The applicant should agree to upgrade the impacted portion of Watson Divide Road and replace the bridge culvert. The applicant will make the improvements. 9. As the easterly loop road servicing the 6 homesites located adjacent to the Roaring Fork River is unacceptable to the County Engineer and since the Colorado Water Conservation Board could not approve these sites; detaile~ submission should reflect development only along the westerly loop road. The 1980 application has been revised to eliminate the above concerns. 10. The roadway serving the individual homesites, the Lower River Road, and the Watson Divide Road should be dedicated public right-of-way in accordance with the County Engineer's request. The upgraded portion of Watson Divide Road and the collector road servicing the 14 homesites will be dedicated. However, the applicant proposes not to dedicate the driveways servicing the individual homesites based on the 1979 recommendation of the Planning and Zoning Commission. Individual driveways are proposed to be private to place the snow clearance and maintenance responsibility on the homeowners vs. the County. 11. The applicant should agree to dedicate a fisherman's access easement along the water course of the Roaring Fork River as it runs through this property. The applicant will submit an easement plan at Detailed Submission. - 6 -