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General Information
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Street Trees |
Lemay Avenue Estates is a unique
subdivision within the city and
because of this the City of Fort
Collins is requiring
the lot owners to plant trees
along the Tree Lawn (the area
between the curb and sidewalk).
The trees to be planted are
specific to each lot and have
been predetermined by the City.
It is also the sole
responsibility of the home owner
to purchase, install and maintain the
trees within this area. Each buyer will be
receiving street tree
information specifying type and
placement of trees along with
plat map and grading plan
specific to buyers lot.
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Restrictions |
There are no builder
restrictions in Lemay Avenue
Estates. You can build at any
time and you may bring your own builder |
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Permit Ready |
Permit Ready
Now! |
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Closing |
On
or before 30 days from signing
of contract |
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Earnest Money |
Earnest Money will be in the
amount of $2500 and made payable
to Lemay Avenue Estates, LLC |
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Fencing |
There is a privacy fence
along the edge of the Stanton Creek
Subdivision |
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Outbuildings |
Outbuildings are allowed but are
subject to Architectural Review |
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Zoning |
Lemay Avenue Estates is zoned as
Urban Estate Zoning |
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Power |
Temporary power will be
available for builders.
They will not need to call ahead |
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HOA's |
Home Owner Association dues are
$700.00 per year
with 2 months collected in
advance at closing for reserves. |
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Water/Sewer |
Will be provided by So. FT.
Collins/Loveland Water District.
The fees are estimated to be
between $25,000 and $30,000 |
Utility Location
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Water, Sewer, Gas and
Electricity are all located at
the front of each lot.
Telephone and Cable are located
at the rear of each lot |
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Schools |
Thompson R-2 J School
District
Elementary: 2007/08 - Cottonwood
Elementary
2008/09 - Coyote Ridge
Elementary
Middle:
Erwin Middle School
High:
Loveland High School
* All children will be bused into
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Views &
Surroundings |
Across Lemay Avenue on the West
side of the street and to the
North of Mountain Home Drive
there is scheduled to be a
housing development. To
the South of Mountain Home
Drive, The City of Fort Collins
has established A Natural Open
Space which will not be
developed upon; thereby
preserving Westerly views for
many lots located in Lemay
Avenue Estates. |
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ABOUT
LEMAY AVENUE ESTATES:
When the Everitt Companies was in the
process of developing Indian Hills and
University Acres neighborhoods (almost 50
years ago), the City Manager at the time,
approached Robert Everitt and his partner,
Bill Tiley, about renaming the street
Hospital Road.
To honor their
parents, they selected naming it after
Robert’s father, Les Everitt, and
Bill’s mother, Mae Tiley.
The result in the combination of
their initials gave them Lemae.
As fate would have it, the city
misspelled the street name and instead
named Hospital Road
what we know it as today,
Lemay Avenue.
Lemay Avenue
is a landmark in regards of the growth of
the Everitt Companies and the growth of our
town, Fort Collins. The
Everitt Companies has developed the
communities from Lemay Avenue’s northern
most terminus at the Country Club through
to University Acres, Indian Hills, Mission
Hills, Parkwood, Nelson Farm, Sherwood
Estates, the Mall, Oakridge, Oakridge
Estates and now, finally, the southern
most terminus, Lemay Avenue Estates.
The Lemay Avenue
Estates community is not just another
neighborhood for the family operated
Everitt Companies.
This community represents four
generations of hard work and planning.
It represents the abundant growth
of our town, the place we are proud to
call home… Fort Collins.
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