El Dorado Preserve Lot 6 Setting:
This unique lot has varying features including spectacular views of Pike’s Peak the mountains to the south, unique rock
outcroppings, majestic pine and aspen trees, and equestrian opportunities. The south sloping site provides an excellent
opportunity for a walkout design capturing the southern views and exposure. It is bordered on the south by the Saylor
Homestead.
Development Envelope Guidelines:
The development envelope and buildings should be situated to minimize any visual and audio impacts to Lot 5, and
especially to the Saylor homestead to the southwest. The development envelope should be located on the south side of the
lot but away from the Saylor homestead line of sight to accomplish these goals. A 100-foot development envelope set back
from the south property line has been established. Special care siting the driveway should be used to be compatible with the
driveways for Lot 5, Lot 7 and Lot 8 that will utilize a common cul-de-sac. A private driveway for Lots 7 and Lot 8 will traverse
north of the Lot 6 building envelope and should be considered in the design. Planned nature trails along the southern
property line and the center portion of the lot should be considered in the site design. Planting of additional vegetation to
screen the Lot 6 and the Saylor homestead may be required.
An easement for the El Dorado Preserve gated entry and other common elements will be placed on this lot and will not
impact the development envelope area.
