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Home My WebLink About20122253.tiff STERLING ENERGY COMPANY Sterling ENERGY INVESTMENTS LLC USE BY SPECIAL REVIEW APPLICATION WITH SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION CENTENNIAL GATHERING SYSTEM GROVER COMPRESSOR STATION PREPARED FOR: WELD COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING SERVICES MAY 2012 6 STERLING ENERGY COMPANY June 4, 2012 Trevor Jiricek, Planning Director Weld County Dept. of Planning Services 1555 N 17th Avenue Greeley, CO 80631 Dear Mr. Jiricek: Sterling Energy Investments LLC (Sterling) is proposing to build the Grover Compressor Station on undeveloped lands in eastern Weld County, Colorado. The small station will consist of a compressor engine with related equipment and buildings on a 200' X 200' site in the NE/SE Section 1; T9N R60W. The compressor station is needed to maintain pipeline operational pressures to transport natural gas to the national energy market via Sterling's existing and proposed pipeline system. The formal USR application is currently undergoing Weld County review and approval. However, Sterling anticipates the need to begin construction of the proposed compressor station prior to issuance of Weld County Planning Department approval. Sterling intends to follow all necessary and prudent requirements of the County Planning Department and other county agencies during construction. Construction start prior to formal approval is needed to ensure that the pipeline system is operational as soon as possible upon formal County approval. Delays to system operation could cost Sterling, the County, the producers, and the mineral right holder's substantial revenues if the pipeline system is not available to transport additional gas volumes. Lack of an operational gas transport system will require continued flaring of gas from completed wells. Further, Sterling has secured a site lease agreement from the affected landowner. Therefore, this is Sterling's formal request that the permission to begin construction of the compressor station be granted while the project undergoes formal review. Please contact me with any questions. You can reach me by phone at (720) 881-7098, cell phone at (303) 888-7050, or email at sasselin@sterlingenergy.us. Thank you, Stuart Asselin Executive Vice President, Engineering and Operations Sterling Energy Investments LLC Sterling Energy Investments LLC Grover Compressor USR Application Package Contents I. INTRODUCTION 1 II. USE BY SPECIAL REVIEW QUESTIONNAIRE 1 A. PROPOSED USE OF THE PROPERTY 1 B. CONSISTENCY WITH WELD COUNTY CODE, CHAPTER 22 OF THE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN 1 C. CONSISTENCY WELD COUNTY CODE,CHAPTER 23 (ZONING) 2 D. CONSISTENCY WITH SURROUNDING LAND USES 2 E. PROJECT DETAILS 2 F. PROPOSED LANDSCAPING FOR THE SITE 3 G. PROPOSED RECLAMATION PROCEDURES 4 H. STORMWATER DRAINAGE 4 I. CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULE 4 J. STORAGE AND/OR STOCKPILE OF WASTES 4 III. ACCESS INFORMATION 5 IV. WATER SUPPLY 5 V. SEWAGE DISPOSAL 5 VI. DEED/LAND OWNERSHIP INFORMATION 5 VII. AFFIDAVIT OF INTERESTED LAND OWNERS 6 VIII. CERTIFICATE OF CONVEYANCE 6 IX. EMERGENCY CONTACT 6 X. INTERGOVERNMENTAL AGENCY(IGA) BOUNDARY STATEMENT 6 XI. DRAINAGE REPORT 6 XII. TRAFFIC STATEMENT 6 XIII. WASTE HANDLING PLAN 6 XIV. DUST ABATEMENT PLAN 7 XV. FLOOD HAZARDS 7 XVI. GEOLOGICAL HAZARDS 7 APPENDICES Appendix A USR Permit Application Form and Questionnaire Checklist Appendix B Special Review Permit Application Appendix C Project Maps Appendix D Land Ownership List Sterling Energy Investments LLC Grover Compressor USR Application Package Appendix E Affidavit of Interested Land Owners Appendix F Emergency Information Sheet Sterling Energy Investments LLC Grover Compressor USR Application Package I. INTRODUCTION As exploration and production (E&P) companies continue to drill for oil and natural gas,there is a need for the infrastructure to gather, process and distribute the natural gas liquids and natural gas. Increased volumes,as well as the siting of recent drilling facilities, have put a strain on the currently available gathering and processing systems. To respond to the need for increased transportation capacity, Sterling Energy Investments LLC("Sterling") is proposing to construct,own, and operate a compressor station (Grover Station) in Weld County, CO. The station will service a proposed 10-inch gas pipeline that is currently undergoing the USR review and approval process as well. Applicant's name and Telephone number: Sterling Energy Investments LLC Contacts: Stuart Asselin (720) 881-7098 Dickie Smith (970) 380-9560 Applicant Address: Sterling Energy Investments LLC 1225 17th Street,Suite2520 Denver, CO 80202 II. USE BY SPECIAL REVIEW QUESTIONNAIRE The following sections address the requirements of the Use by Special Review (USR) Questionnaire. A copy of the USR Permit Application Form and Questionnaire Checklist are included in Appendix A. The Non-1041 Application is provided in Appendix B. A. PROPOSED USE OF THE PROPERTY Sterling Energy Investments LLC(Sterling) proposes to build the Grover Compressor Station,a natural gas fired compressor station southeast of Greeley,CO. A compressor station constantly pressurizes the pipeline system to maintain gas flow. The gas in the compressor station is pressurized by special compressor and engines. A schematic drawing showing equipment layout is provided in Appendix C. The proposed use is consistent with the comprehensive county plan to foster development of the natural resources of Weld County. Given the size of the property,only a small amount of pasture land would be affected. Those lands are listed as: NE/SE Section 1;T9N R60W A complete description of the Project is included in Section D of the Non-1041 Special Review Permit Application document(Appendix B). B. CONSISTENCY WITH WELD COUNTY CODE, CHAPTER 22 OF THE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN The Weld County Comprehensive Plan addresses goals and policies for agriculturally zoned properties, oil and gas deposits, as well as environmental pollutants that the compressor site may emit. The 1 Sterling Energy Investments LLC Grover Compressor USR Application Package Comprehensive Plan also addresses the presence of oil and gas deposits in the County and encourages the extraction of oil and gas resources that conserve the land and minimize the impact on surrounding land and the existing surrounding land uses. Oil and Gas Policy 2.8 within Chapter 22 of the Code further states: "Oil and gas activities should be planned to accommodate current and future subdivision activities to the extent such development can reasonably be anticipated". The proposed Project meets the objectives outlined in the Comprehensive Plan without changing the use of the land where it is built. C. CONSISTENCY WELD COUNTY CODE,CHAPTER 23 (ZONING) Pursuant to Section 23-3-20,oil and gas production facilities are allowed as a use by right in A (Agricultural)Zone Districts. The Project is located entirely within an Agricultural Zone District,and such zoning allows oil and gas support and service operation such as compressor stations. Any impacts to actively cultivated land by the Project will be temporary, and agricultural operations can return once the facility is operational. Section 22-2-10(D) emphasizes the extraction of natural resources as an important part of the economy of the County. Adding a compressor to this site contributes to the expansion of the county's industrial economic base by providing increased capacity to an essential function in the production of natural gas in the County. Oil and gas facilities are allowed as a use by right in the A(Agricultural) Zone District. However, oil and gas support and service operations such as a Compressor Site require the approval of a Use by Special Review Permit. D. CONSISTENCY WITH SURROUNDING LAND USES The proposed site is located in unincorporated Weld County in an Agricultural Zone District. The area surrounding the site is dry land pasture. The Project is consistent and compatible with the surrounding land uses as a use allowed by right under Weld County Code Section 23-3-20. In addition,any impacts from construction of the Project will be temporary,and agricultural operations can return once the facility is operational. The compression,treatment and processing of natural gas produced in Weld County is a necessary component of marketing this valuable resource. Providing the required treatment will not only foster the development of an important economic base but will also contribute to the convenience and general welfare of the residents of the County. The station contributes to the County's tax base with little or no adverse impact in terms of additional roads or other governmental expenditures E. PROJECT DETAILS 1. Number of people who will use this site. The site will be un-manned, but will usually be visited once per day by one or two employees. 2. Number of people proposed to be employed at this site. 2 Sterling Energy Investments LLC Grover Compressor USR Application Package Sterling does not anticipate that the Project will require any new permanent workforce. The site will be unmanned and visited by existing workforce routinely for up-keep and maintenance. 3. Hours of operation. The compressor station will operate 24 hours a day,7 days a week,365 days a year. 4.Type and number of structures to be erected (built) on this site. One compressor building with engine and compressor, one small measurement and controls building, one diesel fired backup generator, one slug catcher, one condensate tank, and one Connex storage container(see preliminary plot plan Appendix C) S.Type and number of animals,if any,to be on this site. There will be no animals associated with the Project site. 6. Kind of vehicles(type,size,weight)that will access this site and how often. There will be a one-ton pickup truck visiting the site once or twice a day. A bobtail trailer will access the site two to four times a month to haul condensate or water from the site. 7.Who will provide fire protection to the site? The La Salle or Platte Valley Fire District would be dispatched depending on the location of the emergency along at the compressor station site. The Project will not have a water source;therefore, water or other fire retardants would be transported to the station if necessary. 8.Water source on the property. During construction, bottled water will be provided for construction personnel. Water may also be used for dust suppression. If dust suppression is required,the water will come from a municipal water source,and will be transported by water truck to the area where dust control is needed. 9.Sewage disposal system on the property. During construction,the contractor will supply portable sewage disposal units. Post construction, a portable sewage disposal unit may be provided by Sterling. 10. If storage or warehousing is proposed,what type of items will be stored? 500 gallon tank for glycol;500 gallon tank for oil;500 gallon tank for methanol;400 barrel tank for condensate. Storage tanks will be above ground and placed within secondary containment structures. F. PROPOSED LANDSCAPING FOR THE SITE 3 Sterling Energy Investments LLC Grover Compressor USR Application Package During construction, all liquid and solid waste will be stored and removed for disposal according to applicable regulations.Temporary sewage disposal units will be placed in areas of active construction, and will be maintained regularly to prevent water or soil contamination.Any leaks from equipment or vehicles will be cleaned up in accordance with BMPs,and disposed of at appropriate disposal facilities. No wastes will be stored or stockpiled during operation of the Project. Other waste from the facility will include: • Used compressor lube oil • Lube oil or hydrocarbon liquid contaminated rags Used lube oil will be transported away from the site using certified transporters to approved disposal. Any spill reporting or remedial actions will be the responsibility of Sterling's Facility Spill Prevention, Containment, and Countermeasures Plan (SPCCP). III.ACCESS INFORMATION Since this is an unmanned facility the station will only need to be accessed for routine maintenance and inspection. Therefore Sterling plans to use the pipeline right of way to access the station, entering on to the ROW off of Weld County Road 111. IV.WATER SUPPLY See Section II.E.8 of this application.Water for consumption will be supplied by: Deep Rock Water Co. 2640 California St., Denver,CO 80205 (800) 695-2020 Water for dust suppression testing will come from a municipal water source. V.SEWAGE DISPOSAL See Section II.E.9 of this application.Sewage disposal services will be provided by: Slim's Sanitation PO Box 385 LaSalle, CO 80645 (970) 284-6951 VI. DEED/LAND OWNERSHIP INFORMATION 5 Sterling Energy Investments LLC Grover Compressor USR Application Package See Appendix D for a land ownership. Sterling has a site lease agreement in place with Landowner (Appendix E). VII.AFFIDAVIT OF INTERESTED LAND OWNERS See Appendix E for the Land owner site lease agreement. VIII.CERTIFICATE OF CONVEYANCE Sterling has negotiated a long term lease with the surface owner. See Appendix E for certified certificate of conveyance. IX. EMERGENCY CONTACT See Appendix F for emergency contact information. X. INTERGOVERNMENTAL AGENCY(IGA) BOUNDARY STATEMENT The Project is not located within an IGA;therefore, a notice of inquiry is not required. XI. DRAINAGE REPORT Following construction of the Project,the land will be returned to its pre-construction contours, BMPs will be installed per Sterling's SWMP,and disturbed, non-stabilized areas will be seeded or left fallow according to landowner stipulations. Drainage patterns will not be altered;therefore,a drainage report is not required for the Project. Water drainage across the site is indicated on the site plot plan in Appendix C. XII.TRAFFIC STATEMENT During construction of the Project,vehicles will access the right-of-way from existing facilities,or via county roads that are adjacent to the right-of-way. Any additional traffic resulting from construction of the compressor station will be minor,and temporary.Sterling will apply for all required permits for roads crossed by the Project. Once the compressor station is operational, additional traffic will be limited to an occasional vehicle used for regular inspection and maintenance. Since the Project will not contribute to the altering of traffic patterns in Weld County,Sterling assumes that a traffic study is not required for this application. XIII.WASTE HANDLING PLAN 6 Sterling Energy Investments LLC Grover Compressor USR Application Package During construction,all liquid and solid waste will be stored and removed for disposal according to applicable regulations. Any leaks from equipment or vehicles will be cleaned up in accordance with BMPs,and disposed of at appropriate disposal facilities. Sterling has contracted with the following waste handler for haul-away services: Waste Management 18211 Iris Dr. Sterling, CO 80524 (970) 384-6300 Temporary sewage disposal units will be placed in areas of active construction,and will be maintained regularly to prevent water or soil contamination. See Section V of this application for the name and address of Sterling's sewage disposal contractor. XIV. DUST ABATEMENT PLAN During construction of the Project,water trucks will be used to maintain dust and fugitive particulate suppression. The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment(CDPHE) requires an Air Pollution Emission Notice(APEN)to be filed for projects that disturb 25 or more acres of land. This site is less than one acre in size, but Sterling will file an APEN with the CDPHE for a standard air emissions permit prior to the start of construction. XV. FLOOD HAZARDS The project is not located in a Flood Zone area. XVI.GEOLOGICAL HAZARDS The proposed site is not located within a defined geological hazard area according to the Weld County Department of Planning Service's Geologic Hazard Area Map of Potential Ground Subsidence Areas in Weld County. 7 APPENDIX A USR Permit Application Form and Questionnaire Checklist SITE SPECIFIC DEVELOPMENT PLAN AND USE BY SPECIAL REVIEW (USR) APPLICATION FOR PLANNING DEPARTMENT USE DATE RECEIVED: RECEIPT#/AMOUNT# 1$ CASE#ASSIGNED: APPLICATION RECEIVED BY PLANNER ASSIGNED: Parcel Number 0 4 6 7 . 1 0 . 0 - 0 0 . 0 0 6 (12 digit number-found on Tax I.D.information,obtainable at the Weld County Assessor's Office,or ;,Tr. Legal Description N2/52 , Section 1 , Township 9 North, Range 60 West Zone District: , Total Acreage. , Flood Plain:N , Geological Hazard: N Airport Overlay District FEE OWNER(S)OF THE PROPERTY: Name:Robert and Mariana Rohn Work Phone# 970-656-3513 Home Phone# Email Address:53228 WCR 106 Address: City/State/Zip Code Grover, CO 80729 Name: Work Phone# Home Phone# Email Address: Address: City/State/Zip Code Name: Work Phone# Home Phone# Email Address: Address: City/State/Zip Code APPLICANT OR AUTHORIZED AGENT(See Below-Authorization must accompany applications signed by Authorized Agent) Name:Sterling Energy Investments LLC-Stuart Asselin Work Phone# 720-881-7098 Home Phone# Email sasselin@sterlingenergy.us Address: 1225 17th Street, suite 2520 Address: City/State/Zip Code Denver, CO 80202 PROPOSED USE: Easement for buried 10-inch Natural Gas Pipeline-See attached Narrative I (We) hereby depose and state under penalties of perjury that all statements, proposals, and/or plans submitted with or contained within the application are true and correct to the best of my(our)knowledge. Signatures of all fee owners of propert must sign this application. If an Authorized Agent signs, a letter of authorization from all fee owners ust be • clude• ith the application. If a corporation is the fee owner, notarized evidence must be included indi•. ing t t e ignato'r has to le•-I a thority to sign for the corporation. Signature: Owner o A't ' ized Agen' Dat- Signature: Owner or Authorized Agent Date APPENDIX B Special Review Permit Application Contents A.APPLICANT'S NAME AND TELEPHONE NUMBER 1 B. APPLICANT'S ADDRESS 1 C. SUMMARY STATEMENT OF THE PROJECT 1 C.1. Source,capacity,destination and type of facilities, support structures, lines involved 1 C.2. Number and description of alternative locations or routes considered,with a summary emphasizing reasons for favoring a particular site or route 1 C.3. Procedures, including reclamation measures, landscaping, buffering techniques or multiple uses,to be employed in efforts to mitigate any adverse impacts 2 C.4. Size of anticipated workforce, both temporary and permanent. 2 C.5.A summary of the proposed water requirements, if any,to include the quality and quantity needed for each use,source, storage facilities, points of diversion,treatment system and distribution system 2 C.6. A summary of the proposed fuel requirements, if any,to include the type and quantity needed, source and storage facilities 2 C.7.A description of the location and method of disposal of all forms of waste 2 D.A DETAILED REPORT SHALL BE SUBMITTED WHICH INCLUDES INFORMATION ON THE FOLLOWING ITEMS: 2 D.1.A complete description of the facilities, including the source,capacity,destination,and type of structures. 2 D.2.A complete analysis of the alternative routes or sites considered,to include in each case: 3 D.2.a. Reasons for consideration 3 D.2.b.Types of agricultural land and other land use affected 3 D.2.c. Construction cost of the proposed alternatives 3 D.2.d. Impacts on mineral resources 3 D.2.e. Impacts on wildlife habitat 3 D.2.f. Impacts on historical,archaeological,and scenic resources 3 D.2.g.Visual impacts created by aboveground facilities 4 D.2.h.A description of any geologic or flood hazards which could adversely affect the development 4 D.2.i.Advantages and disadvantages of the alternatives considered 4 D.2.j. Copy of agreement with mineral owners 4 D.2.k. Copy of agreement with owners of any ditch located on or adjacent to the site 4 D.3 A description of the preferred alternative route or site and reasons for its selection 4 D.4 Procedures to be employed in mitigating any adverse impacts of the proposed routes or sites 4 D.5.An outline of the planned construction and operation schedule,to include the number of stages and timing of each 4 D.6. Information of any public meeting conducted,to include the location, date,time,attendance and method of advertising 5 D.7. A description of hazards, if any,of fire,explosion and other dangers to the health,safety,and welfare of employees and the general public 5 D.B.A description of emergency procedures to be followed in case of a reported failure or accident involving the proposed facility. 5 D.9.A description of the method or procedures to be employed to avoid or minimize the impacts on irrigated agricultural land 5 D.10.A discussion of how the proposal conforms to the guidelines of Chapter 22 of this Code and any other applicable code provisions or ordinance in effect 5 D.11.A discussion of the proposal for maintenance of the facility so as to prevent dust, soil erosion and the growth of noxious weeds 6 D.12. A drainage report outlining the method of preventing surface runoff from exceeding the historical flow. 6 D.13. A Decommissioning Plan.Adequate financial assurance to cover the decommissioning of the facility may be required as a condition of approval of the Decommissioning Plan 6 I.APPLICATION FOR SPECIAL REVIEW PERMIT Section 23-2-370 of the Weld County Code requires an Application for a Special Review Permit to construct a MAJOR FACILITY OF A PUBLIC UTILITY OR PUBLIC AGENCY.The following sections address the requirements set forth in Section 23-2-370. A.APPLICANT'S NAME AND TELEPHONE NUMBER Sterling Energy Investments LLC (720) 781-7100 B.APPLICANT'S ADDRESS Sterling Energy Investments LLC Attn: Stuart Asselin EVP, Engineering&Operations 1225 17th Street, Suite 2520 Denver,CO 80202 C.SUMMARY STATEMENT OF THE PROJECT As exploration and production (E&P) companies continue to drill for oil and natural gas,there is a need for the infrastructure to gather, process and distribute the natural gas liquids and natural gas. Increased volumes,as well as the siting of recent drilling facilities, have put a strain on the currently available gathering and processing systems. To respond to the need for increased transportation capacity, Sterling Energy Investments LLC("Sterling") is proposing to construct,own,and operate a compressor station (Grover Station) in Weld County,CO. The station will service a proposed 10-inch gas pipeline that is currently undergoing the USR review and approval process as well. The addition of the Grover Station is necessary for proper functionality and to maintain system pressures for delivery of the gas to Sterling's processing and sales facilities. This Project will help to increase the revenues to Weld County by enhancing natural gas production vs. flaring gas from wells. C.1.Source,capacity,destination and type of facilities,support structures, lines involved. See section D.1, below,for a complete description of the Project. C.2.Number and description of alternative locations or routes considered,with a summary emphasizing reasons for favoring a particular site or route. Due to hydraulic considerations,the compressor station is optimally located at its current site. Because of the system hydraulics and the Landowner's willingness to lease the needed 200'X 200' site for the facility, no alternative compressor station site locations were pursued. 1 C.3. Procedures,including reclamation measures,landscaping,buffering techniques or multiple uses, to be employed in efforts to mitigate any adverse impacts. See Section II.F,G,and H of the USR Application. C.4.Size of anticipated workforce, both temporary and permanent. See Section II.E.1 and 2 of the USR Application. CS.A summary of the proposed water requirements,if any,to include the quality and quantity needed for each USE,source,storage facilities, points of diversion,treatment system and distribution system. See Section II.E.8 of the USR Application. C.6.A summary of the proposed fuel requirements,if any,to include the type and quantity needed, source and storage facilities. Construction equipment and vehicles will receive fuel from mobile fuel trucks as needed. Fuel trucks and construction equipment will be equipped with spill kits and fire extinguishers, and personnel will be trained in spill prevention,control,and countermeasures to mitigate any spills that may occur during refueling operations. Equipment and vehicles will not receive regular maintenance at the construction site. Any leaks from equipment or vehicles will be cleaned up in accordance with BMPs, and disposed of properly. There will be no bulk fuel storage at the site. The backup generator set will run on diesel fuel and a small tank for diesel will be associated with the generator. C.7.A description of the location and method of disposal of all forms of waste. See Sections II.E.9 and XII in the USR Application. D.A DETAILED REPORT SHALL BE SUBMITTED WHICH INCLUDES INFORMATION ON THE FOLLOWING ITEMS: D.1.A complete description of the facilities, including the source,capacity,destination,and type of structures. The Project consists of a compressor station site, including measurement, backup generation, and associated facilities which will pressurize a pipeline system. The compressor station will deliver rich natural gas recovered from the Niobrara formation to existing delivery facilities. The location of the proposed compressor station is in the NE/SE of Section 1 in Township 9 North, Range 60 West, 6th P.M., Weld County, CO. The facility site and equipment layout is in Appendix B of the application. The site will be unmanned and approximately 1 acre or less in size. Onsite equipment includes the following: • A compressor building containing a 1200 horse power compressor engine • A small measurement building • Two 500 gallon tanks for methanol and glycol (above ground) 2 • A diesel fired backup generator and 500 gallon diesel fuel tank(above ground) • Piping for two pig launcher/receivers and slug catcher vessel • A 400 bbl condensate tank • A 200 bbl skid drain tank • One Connex storage container • All appropriate metering needed to account for the station gas flows. • A small air compressor and receiver system to be used to power pneumatically-driven control valves and the ESD system. It will also be used to start the compressor The site has been designed with the provision for an additional engine and condensate tank if needed in the future. D.2.A complete analysis of the alternative routes or sites considered,to include in each case: N/A D.2.a. Reasons for consideration N/A D.2.b.Types of agricultural land and other land use affected The site is located in AG zoned lands currently used as dry land pasture. D.2.c.Construction cost of the proposed alternatives The anticipated cost of construction of the Compressor is approximately$2 MM. D.2.d.Impacts on mineral resources Sterling anticipates little impact to mineral resources. D.2.e. Impacts on wildlife habitat Land use at the selected route is dry land pasture. No wetlands or sensitive environmental areas are proximal to the site. No trees,shrubs,or non-grass vegetation will been impacted. Once construction is complete,the area surrounding the compressor station outside the fence boundaries will be restored to pre-construction conditions,thus allowing any wildlife use that was temporarily displaced during construction to return. D.2.f. Impacts on historical,archaeological,and scenic resources Sterling does not anticipate encountering undiscovered historical or archaeological artifacts. If artifacts are discovered during construction,Sterling will alert the appropriate authorities to determine the best method for protecting the finds. 3 D.2.g.Visual impacts created by aboveground facilities The facility is less than one acre and will have a minimal effect on the land or horizon. Additionally the building and above ground structures will be painted to match the landscape. D.2.h.A description of any geologic or flood hazards which could adversely affect the development See Sections XXIV and XXV of the USR Application. D.2.i.Advantages and disadvantages of the alternatives considered N/A-Compressor location is dictated by system pressure hydraulic requirements. D.2.j.Copy of agreement with mineral owners Not applicable as per pre-application meeting with Weld County Planning representatives. Sterling will provide notice to all mineral owners pursuant to C.R.S. §24-65.5-103 and as per county requirements. It is not anticipated that any mineral owners will be affected by the Project. Appropriate surface use agreements will be negotiated if any mineral owners raise any objections concerning the Project. D.2.k.Copy of agreement with owners of any ditch located on or adjacent to the site There are no commercial ditches affected by the proposed compressor. D.3 A description of the preferred alternative route or site and reasons for its selection. N/A D.4 Procedures to be employed in mitigating any adverse impacts of the proposed routes or sites. Sterling will implement the following procedures to minimize adverse effects during construction and operation of the compressor station: • Topsoil if needed will be segregated from subsoil during grading activities for use in future reclamation; • Sterling will implement Storm Water Management Plan (SWMP) Best Management Practices (BMP's) that mitigate erosion and sediment transport off site; • Travel lanes and parking surfaces at the compressor site will be graveled post construction to help stabilize and control erosion;and • Sterling will secure a GP02 Air Permit from the CDPHE—Air Quality Control Board and will operate under those conditions. D.5.An outline of the planned construction and operation schedule,to include the number of stages and timing of each. See Section II.I of the USR Application. 4 D.6. Information of any public meeting conducted,to include the location,date,time,attendance and method of advertising. No public meetings pertaining to this project have been held. D.7.A description of hazards, if any,of fire,explosion and other dangers to the health,safety,and welfare of employees and the general public. Sterling employs highly trained operators and contractors and maintains close working relationships with all emergency response personnel. D.8.A description of emergency procedures to be followed in case of a reported failure or accident involving the proposed facility. Sterling maintains a monitoring system that includes a gas control center that tracks pressures,flows, and deliveries on its entire system.The gas control center is staffed 8 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. Automated alarms and callout systems are utilized during un-manned hours. Operators are on-call 24 hours per day,7 days a week,365 days per year. Sterling will install and maintain a remote automation system for this compressor station. The station will be available for remote shutdown if required. Normal compressor system shutdowns will monitor the site on a 24-hour basis and will automatically shut down and isolate the compressor station when needed. Sterling also staffs area offices near the compressor station site with personnel who can provide the appropriate response to emergency situations and direct safety operations as necessary. D.9.A description of the method or procedures to be employed to avoid or minimize the impacts on irrigated agricultural land. No irrigated agricultural lands are affected by the proposed compressor station site location. . D.10.A discussion of how the proposal conforms to the guidelines of Chapter 22 of this Code and any other applicable code provisions or ordinance in effect. All properties affected by the Project are located within an Agricultural Zone District. Article II, Division 4 of the Weld County Code permits oil and gas support and service facilities to be constructed in an Agricultural Zone District. As such,the Weld County Comprehensive Plan in Chapter 22 of the Weld County Code addresses goals and policies for agriculturally zoned properties and oil and gas deposit production. Section 22-5-90 of the Comprehensive Plan states:"The most efficient and environmentally friendly way to transport crude oil is by pipeline, rather than by truck. Transportation of the product by pipeline has less impact on County roads. Less truck traffic also benefits air quality in the area, another benefit that comes from more pipeline infrastructure". Oil and Gas Policy 2.8 within Chapter 22 of the Code further states: "Oil and gas activities should be planned to accommodate current and future subdivision activities to the extent such development can reasonably be anticipated". The proposed Project meets the objectives outlined in the Comprehensive Plan without changing the use of the land where it is built. Due to the small size of the site (i.e. 200'X 200'),the effect on any active agriculture will be temporary and isolated to the construction phase of the Project. Once the pipeline is operational,agricultural activities may resume surrounding the fenced area. 5 0.11.A discussion of the proposal for maintenance of the facility so as to prevent dust,soil erosion and the growth of noxious weeds. During construction of the Project,water trucks will be used for fugitive dust suppression along the right-of-way as necessary.Sterling will submit an Air Pollutant Emission Notice (APEN),Application for Construction Permit,and Fugitive Dust Control Plan for Land Development with the CDPHE, and will not commence construction of the Project until the required permits are obtained. Sterling and its contractors will follow the SWMP to prevent soil erosion during construction, and will install permanent BMPs and will gravel the site once construction is finished to encourage soil stabilization during operation of the Project. Graveling the site will also help to reduce the risk of noxious weed infestation.Should noxious weeds be identified on the ROW, Sterling will implement control measures. D.12.A drainage report outlining the method of preventing surface runoff from exceeding the historical flow. During construction of the Project, BMPs will be installed in accordance with the SWMP to prevent surface water runoff from eroding soils and exceeding the historical flow.After construction,during operation of the Project,the surface will have been returned to preconstruction contours, and permeability will not change. Surface runoff is expected to remain identical to historical flow, and Sterling will install a water quality control structure to help control run off from the historical flows. For these reasons, no drainage report was developed for the Project. D.13.A Decommissioning Plan.Adequate financial assurance to cover the decommissioning of the facility may be required as a condition of approval of the Decommissioning Plan. Upon decommissioning,the compressor station equipment will be removed and the site reclaimed as per all State and local regulations and per the landowner agreement. 6 APPENDIX C Project Maps and Site Plot Plan Y c C -2 , 4,24� t ]9 2C 2, 22 2T Y;W. Ci y[22 "YS23 r ♦ �c\ ,. f , r ". t N> . r r a r <ry 15 33 � Y°I ON'' 5l'- © t t`'pT 010 N . . I--E L D '73;"21` .:. . 33R 059 W' _ �~.•,,, _ k"'Q � "_ COUNTY " •I ' 4ria ' 3', ]4. 35 35 041. 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'.'A ka r�3 Cry .. 1 t ' 1B , '1a 16 m_._.. 14 13 .._ T 00 N � i, 0 t � R..Q�91N {4 it. irA,.4','F�Q3'1' ^�' Y! s1 i i' t�' '_.I 1 vro..... _ } f2:31 F 4 19 �� Y 20. 21 £ 22 1 f' 2 i t24 19� 2p ! 21 <2� .. 2d� kI l a s B. �. e g 1 r} 1 1 i1 i Legend Z 29 ' £ I QV 26 25) 30' '2c_' 28 27 :.1°, te�Wa` R. >; • Federal Lands IX Li, rra e' 0 w ffi 'd3gx 34 6 , 32 3334 I States Lands — Grover Compressor Station Vicinity Map Date e:03.20.12Use by Special Review Map a 05 /L� pepare Weld Cuunly Wei-ado win .�_ } 1 L i1 11411 I I 411 . -22-:> . Sterltng Energy P_ PUN APPENDIX D Land Ownership List Sterling Energy Investments LLC Landowners within 500'of Compressor Station Portion(s)w/in Landowner Name Section Township Range 500 of pipeline Parcel Number Address City,State and Zip Robert and Mariana Rohn 1 9N 60W N2/5W&N2/SE 0467-10-0-000-06 53228 CR 106 Grover,CO 80729 BLM 1 9N 60W 52 0467-01-0-000-05 2850 Youngfield Street Littleton,CO 80215 APPENDIX E Affidavit of Interested Landowners CERTIFICATE OF CONVEYANCES WELD COUNTY STATE OF COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING SERVICES COUNTY OF WELD Land Title Order No.: Rohn The Land Title Guarantee Company TITLE INSURANCE or ABSTRACT COMPANY hereby certifies that it has made a careful search of its records, and finds the following conveyances affecting the real estate described herein since August 30, 1972, and the most recent deed recorded prior to August 30, 1972. Legal Description: The South Half of the Northwest Quarter and the North Half of the Southwest Quarter and the North Half of the Southeast Quarter of Section 1, Township 9 North Range 60 West of the 6`h P.M., County of Weld, State of Colorado. CONVEYANCES (if none appear, so state): Book 1631 , Page 320 Reception No. 1456856 ,Book 535 Reception No. 1638547 , Book 717 Reception No. 1659294 , Book 737 Reception No.1770162 , Book 848 Reception No. 1783402 , Book 861 Reception No. 1784504 , Book 863 Reception No. 1784546 , Book 863 Reception No. 2310564 , Book 1358 This Certificate is made for the use and benefit of the Department of Planning Services of Weld County, Colorado. This Certificate is not to be construed as an Abstract of Title,nor an opinion of Title, nor a guarantee Title, and the liability of Land Title Guarantee COMPANY, is hereby limited to the fee paid for this Certificate. It Witness Whereof, Land Title Guarantee COMPANY,has caused this certificate to be signed by its proper officer this 30th day of March, 2012 at 5:00 o'clock P.M. LAND TITLE GUARANTEE COMPANY By: k �" n.attrWi -,ifi r .k s-na- i.-afi , L':"-^ k .r�-'.h4fY-'Y "... 1 tK. uvrm-s+Y'-f 7 f t M' �.,; e`'1a 1,4 Y .Y �N`^�° 4 .r F ;f `rte Mrx.nx f 4' -Wy r '`>" i , ,I1'.i t y ,. r r , _ ' i .,,I��`f. N`i1P rey1S,K l:yi l ,74- :%- {rv-', ,w ,. 'f z T{ "₹ 4 c, ak�.2'-.'W..iidali}.i'd7}i.. . Y �,..a`.l. nry. xv i n ♦ x .ci r 5I/ ? r J!)) o / N0V 281883 ``^rty' f ,�'� Ail,e N-...- i 1 .�" a..orc.,., Y,' acl. i n1 .__�__� r �r ,1tA e' l v� 7 +.�i4 ". a n n sMR' anrorJr / i SCH:Vi G., :,e. .'t'I`'A* rt 'x _i „4,7.?,/j.,-2..4,..7_::: ... 1i1J4ti!'A q n Cx � a i I X11631 uca320 ._ r t ! Val, / \ I. �P l _ ... ,.-..'-N.' r i ',': 0.,:-4-"-,:&(4,44,,,,--,-0.,---,:.. .„.,,,,,•,, ,„.. .,-,-k I 'F 1 '' Vy[ 1 n f I NZ '"U--5t 3111 ill MSC ErtStairitind 1 OF .1.m1....J r .d 2t. 1 NN A WINGER. 0e zf ' 1 I, ANN WINGER, o€ aim, Wald County, Colorado, declare this j ;(# it " +, ;;� to be my :+111, and revoke all arbor wills and codicils that I may 'Cs'8 ' 1 —s z --' I have made, s'f ; ARTICLE I. ' k r V i r4 j All inheritance, estate and succession taxes payable by "�. i season of my death shall be paid out of and be charged generally ++ against the • principal of my residuary estate, without reimbursement .- p� or contribution from any person. " .. 1 ARTICLE II. fists ki I devise and bequeath my residence described as lots 29, r kca 30, 31 and 32, in block 24, in the Town of Erie, Wald County, �+7v i Colorado, and the household effects and furniture therein, to my j y taj� i. f� kcousin, HARRIET ELLEN BRENNAli. d ARTICLE III. Li , ,t+i I give and bequeath my automobile to DeWitt DRFNNAN, and - I /1I 1 44 ,I :( ' - my wearing apparel to ELLA REYES. i I ARTICLE IV. '`t/,1.,. i' .i I devise to the persons `erei.:+a£rer named the real estate { 1 described after their respective names, to-wit: w fi ?h 1. To FI,1&LBETH RICHARDs, of Crea7.ey, Colorado, loge 19 ; , to 22, inclusive, in block 5; lore 22, 27 and 28, in block 6; a yT o AT jyY : , lot 17, in block 14; and lots 11, 12, 15 and 16, in block 23; ' I ., , all in the Town of Erie, in Weld County, Colorado; also all a 1 . Fri real estate in which I have any right, title or interest in , the State o€ Washington. B I I f U 1 b -m- : F ci ,74...>.'.k .3_ 5P ?.Ta +s- e w'�'r te, 1�` �:q �n5 1 .`"M�t r.L ..". . 7.._,..,.., _cavar, ritrr __:...6_4, ,...w..„,,, ,_ . ,F -, ,,,,,„.4. ry . ,....„:, Y eT JQ' a-* ,- , KNotnigl1tottel , e u1631 riu3 1 i, z4y;.. • � v 2. To DeWITI IIRENNAN, o£ Erie, Colorado, Lat 10, in block - Saei ` i 46 - ;E 22, Normans Subdivision, in the City and County of Denver, 7- "T' .I I Colorado; and the Sh of Sec. 14, T. 4 S., R. 65 W., in Arapahoe i b 2a fi :~ a S County, Colorado; and the sWk of Sec. 14, and the NWT and the .,,�? ` �''t 5E� of Sec. 23, all in T. 2, of R. 38 W., Dundy County, r . 'y �YN}? ' including sprinkling `' ks Nebraska, together with all appurtenances, .�* *.x SAL. s•stem. rr k3. �E.4JBri y �F� r 4 3, To HARRIET FJiEN BRENNAN and M. S. BRENNAN, SR., or to dr __�i 9l ' a; i � FCts v d. , the su=vivoz of Ch..'., Che SW!; of Sec. 26, T. 1 N., R. 69 W„ in .. .�'4T a1.,-rs• '' BaAder County, Colorado, together with all water rights there- v± 3 s� unto appertaining; and all real estate in the Town of Erie, Weld )17 f S : f ,�-'a"^�r County, Colorado, not otherwise specifically devised herein. k ' 1.0 4. To JOfL�I BREN'NAN, of Denver, Colorado, all that part of .1.'�� } ig`� the 5E$ and the E� of S?J and the SW$ of S[d of Sec. 17, all in —"`"0.44.-44,a0kr Laramie County, Wyoming, lying south of the ,p; t 2 , `2 T. 12 N., R. 62 W., antra S i y Eck 9''.,r n 0' C. B. & Q. R. R. right of way. -3 �" Als, 5. To WILLIAM R. BRENNAN and DeWITT BRESVAN, the west 30 I < ` u.. feet of lots 15 and 16, in block 13, in said Town of Erie. Y -44y c t `a3 N 6. To WILLIAM R. BR'ENNAN, the SE'! of Sec. 1, T. 10 S., R, a -' C 4)1/I - 62 W., in Elbert County, Colorado. f:Ww !0.0. 7, To MIRE BRENNAN, JR., of Longmont, Colorado, the SWC I ,, •rv. s 'Vit-W0 ''`, 3 ti M' x fJ ;51. ' p, 5 Kit Carson County, Colorado. �I rs^tl'r �� of Sec. 31, T. 10 S•+ 4 W., h�A'*' ARTICLE V. N.TF�N� g�rm� ' iLgrdaraiVW- p'.10 I devise to the parsons hereinafCer named Che seal estate g L `7r I described after their respective names, all situate in Weld County, M re“VIZ.'1.Ncr Colorado, co-wit: aF haE, �5_c-MTo WILLIAM R. BRENNAN: . . 0:5, s I :he NI of NW![ and the SE!, of hR7i: of Sec. 25; and the 57: .12-3-.Z1-..",r,�(,s^.r - 2 - 5 , d fr5a $ X C ifs' b;i'. + c. ..r-Y`tiFiLta e[r , • 1. iZ;.: • nal .:an-fi'i• at"" 'Yet —, LT t .£.yvaa'AE,Y xV `S V. i' Wi 3a 4 a T,r y., iR'* t .mot' a,> vs.bftk31,ri rgry Lek lrol4r 'Sr �5t--*-3,3 ,- 4 e y a 4 mrrM V+474 ;TS,t "4. ry^mf F+t-1 rr/.' a (4 .r t ,� L . > y i s , r�`,$.Tis•rq"s`nv"o-23Nr.. .3,'�. fir''S §`22s-+�i'L 'G,t_�.,,'.403531 ).Li:xt -'"?!..41-_x x ' cfrg- Y. S .v uw y i3 ra a I Wes 9 s``7:sfrl i of NE_ of Soc. 26, all in T. 11 N., R. 57 W.; n The E'i of Ne?< of Sec. 31, and the N9J and the W1/2 of Na o£ ' I I Sec. 32, all in T. 9 N., R. 57 W.;, ¢ The Ni of SEa and SE_ of SE_ of Sec. 27, the SEA of Sec. al 'WIL NE2 of NEx of Sec. 34, the NW2 and �i :Val 23, c'r of Sec.e 24, the \_'. i 3y the b:'_ od NE:4 of Sec. 35, all in T. 10 N., R. 59 WW.; �� , An undivided 1/4th interest in mineral rights under the NE2 ,5� I ry 7� of ., 25, T. 9 N., R. 61 W.; ' , The SW2 of NEL of Sec. 11, T. 4 N., R. 61 W.; fat- Ise SEY and the Ell of SW2 of Sec. 31, T. 9 N., R. 64 W. Si J£164 Io ta-tTT BREN:•i1\: .3.. �. of SW:: and the 5'i of SIJ'i of Sec. 29, and the Ni of The N..L tt .'(,+ N'p and the SE'L o£ NW. of Sec. 32, all in T. 10 N., R. 58W.; °e+ The SE of Sec. 2, the SW2 of Sec. 1 and the NE2 of Sec. yv+. . Q 11, a" in T. 9 N., R. 59 W.. .. _ Ski o£ Secec.. 23, T. 7 N., R. 59 W.; , T'ae ;vW-, of Sec. 3, T. 10 N., R. 62 W.; j �I. The VI of Eli of Sec. 18, T. 9 N., R. 64 W., except the Nis fifi:E of NE2 of NE'; of NE2 of said Sec. 18; = An undivided 1/4th interest in mineral rights under the ;ya Wz of Sec. 15, T. 11 N., R. 65 W. K‘..,_ To SEEN BRENNAN: ' ?�rz. 77- 'r•'• 'r The Eg of Sec. 23, T. 12 N., R. 56W.; e An undiv-ded 1/2 interest in mineral rights under Sec. 1, y �; ;, T. 11 N., R. 57 W.' ._ r3 The N84 of SWI4 of Sec. 27, T. 10 N., R. 59 W.; :. ry The NE-: of Sec. 23, T. 9 N., R. 61 W.; PH3�a The NEc and the NEk of SEi of Sec. 35, T. 5 N., R. 61 W.; z4 ^� The NE2 and the 2. 16 acres in the WW2 of Sec. 13, T. 10 54t. i s •-. I N., R. 65 W. ... y I To N.T.: 8BEN-NAN, 7R.: , The :::1 of Sec. 6, T. 9 N., R. 57 W.; the W?f of NE2, SE'r of ' `1� NEk, and 523/4 of N(Jk of Sec. 24, T. 8 N., R. 57,W.; `" The S§ Aof NW$, the of SA, and N§ of SE of Sec. 1, T. 9 N., R. 60 vi; ,I f�i An undivided 1/2 interest in mineral rights under the SE'L -1. f 3 of Sv of Sec. 19, T. 6 N., R. 61 W. The N.i of Sec. 31, T. 9 N. R. 62 W.; V. pia The NEIL of Sec. 29, T. 10 N., R. 64 W. t I a.`4@ 47 t lc is my request chat they not sell any of said described property for a period of ten (10) years after my death, although t. `: this request shall not be considered legally binding. i • Sys+ sk t:- . . fl'ts `5 �� '}fit s T r �° - .s x f h.�•� ^+ l ,gt .,M$$y "' re- ..b lvszt tee zg `+, "B't cr Lr'.. S a ikigi 1, l _ `"Sorry'; t`:- Y4;ffi £ " r.at igitn r h- d s 4 4 `�•E g �.y" `xF t f C ,E'_tt,:;.+'".it ntga,, SX46<. r ....n " a .S..a.. fr dd gaakla tr :M1 nodal. et< 23 ": :�z�y '.:yr✓pr I ARTICLE VT. :y I :-k a__ I* ' i'''_ I give and bequeath to the following named persons the S f'� hD.'rc_ ' . '" )4.;±.1` i amounts set after their respective names, to-wit: - ,6rir n� a To ELLA 1(1155, of Longmont, Colorado, $ 3,000.00; ��rAPopi+, + 000.00; r � ��, To D0X'E M0RRISDM, of Centralia, Washington, $ 1, " 47, t To ESTEER WILLIAMS, of salt Lake City, Utah, $ 2,000.00; r w 1 To IUMEC BLOOM, of Erie, Colorado, $ 2,000.00; i xceini of Erie, Colorado, $ 1,000.00; �"3dG�� pe " i To 4:A3T-,E WOODS, C3 1,'r''v`,: E To ERIE METHODIST CHURCH, of Erie, Colorado, $ 3,000.00; ,:40i ,b„T„�t,. r I i, ,073_ ":-z'a 2,000.00; c. .9^ . t To RACHEL GIROUX, of Erie: Colorado, $ rent To ANNA )icWR.LIAMS, of Erie, Colorado, $ 500.00; I, � Ltd mom; To MARY MILLER (Mrs. Andrew Miller), of Erie, ,' A err Colorado $ 500.00; E�' -1 500.00; ,1i'?x3 - To MYRTLE TAYLOR, of Erie, Colorado, $ Bu'•*- t To RUTH GETSr"1.IHE.4G, of Erie, Colorado, $ 500.00; 7? ,�"" To DUMB ANIMAL FRIENDS LEAGUE, o,". Denver, Colorado,$ 2,000.00; ,: '"" -': ,. ' 3 TO aAMIESTIiCOD, of Erie, Colorado, $ 500.00; fs W.?, 500.00; ,p L.3• ': To RUTH ELLEN CMNADY, of Erie, Colorado, $ ` :,{t}•te, �N' To TOE'S 03 ERIE, Colorado, for use of Erie firemen,$ 500.00; q YI,T a g e To LONGS PEAK COUNCIL, BO`_' SCOUTS OP AMERICA, to �`' '' �' `` be used for the benefit of Erie scouts, $ 1,000.00; 5.5 • f 0/f �F-,., , 3 �` 7 f^7�- To LOVG50VT CO:Gil1WIiY HOSPITAL PSSOCLITTO.�', of $ 1,000.00; ',84 h? •1" Longmont, Colorado, } SUS- To DENVER ORPHANS HODS ASSOCIATION, Denver, $ 2,000.00. � ' W' I Colorado, � , . �aau In the evert of the death of any of said persons prior to F t''. �AP F E _ 4 'eF 7 decease, his or her bequest shall Lapse and shall be added to the iis ice ,. ' residue of my estate. I j q�,�*� ARTICLE VII. ,4 ;yf 1; i W* I direct my executors hereinafter named to divide all of 5 <_ - j-s.z t- -.x?stn j ccr n rr ,, • rw• , yy '' # t pv� 'geed.. r`w :.f .1.14 rte- q .-M ar.: •+'- rs..r �7�-f".�**. �`sr +r` ' "y4 `'ti"J' .`Ti�rr"€1 `, ..f trf-C4e..CW:l1,9$ rA.5'�ka§swr` im , ,..a.£a .>.s.mu.Y F. ., :m.. K- ,'r.+... _. (_``. � �- f 1, (. ,--'fir( s lW• .. _ .. _.._ _�.._.._4._.._...-,_�--... _ Z f q', r 000a1631 iea324 ,r Iu fLY residcary estate, being aIZ prop::cY, wherever situate, in which .zy , I ':$ a, }�,y�, I may have a.:y interest at the time of my death not otherwise e£fec- '' • i i93v i ; Lively disposed of by my will or codicil, into fifty-two equal shares r gr-jr, which I devise and bequeath as follows, to-wit; i ;a ,5 shares; To FRANK WINGER, of Beverly Hills, California, L,;,:.gc- ...-fM;11ret To WILLIAM R. WINGER, of Alameda, California, 5 shares; ' arse < To RUTH CLEARMAN, of ti1'ameda, California, 5 shares; _ r- To 'siYRTA LONG, of Los Angeles, California, 3 shares; 3 shares; . ' To RALYF. A1VEY, of Peoria, Illinois, _r,.;,,_.,.. _ To HAROLD STANTON, of 12 pond Farm Estates, .s, East 5 Ati11io1ds Road, London, England, 1 share;- d , is ,a+ To EDMea Meadows, N, of 19 Woodward Street, - . q Meadows, Nottingham, England, 1 ahaxe; k`' I To POLLY STANTON, of 49 Woodward Street, share;1 f`. Nottingham, England, E 'I To MAY HUGHES, Methodist Parsonage, Mooroopna, "--.` Victoria, Australia, 1 share; • To HARRIET ELLEN HRExMAN, of Erie, Colorado, 5 shares; To ELIZABETH RICHARDS, of Inglewood, California, 2 shares; °'af To PHYLLIS B. FARRE.L, of 10203 Jordan Avenue, Chatsworth, California, 2 shares; L' 4 e erk.a, To W,.T.a EL RICHARDS, of Roswell, New Mex``.o, 2 shares; . , ` 2 To 70Y-N' T. RICHARDS, of Denver, Colorado, 2 shares; ' To ELIZABETH JACKSON, of Seattle, Washington, 2 shares; shares;To Fi4RCARET FITTY�i'G, of Lakewood, California, 2 ''. ; To RUTH K&NHOe, of Springfield, Missouri, 2 shares; C�,.x', To WILLIAM R. BRENNAN, of Longmont, Colorado, 2 shales; To MINEBRENNAN, JR., of Longmont, Colorado, 2 shares; ; To JOIE! BRF\.'NA?1, of i7envc^, Colorado, 2 shares, j. To ➢eWITT BRENNAN, of Erie, Colorado, 2 shares. :i 5 ,.' .1 1 I .,. ;F ; .. , n r o G'x �., iati Er,a- Lr,,.ttg.171zs +�-117.1x5 rr+�,rm ,lam t i°`. 'n " tr, l > rF-t'.5 ac a xd 'L a 55S' vex ,qTz a �px'Z �-v ter r 1'X .' "^s.`;7"rm ..`-,..Z S^$^"��,.✓- r cr � iEd �x ¢ # ' a}m.,lr'•.st f,, Lsa *` k xy.iv' .. _.._. a c w , eav16311 AtH a'& , ''.� In the event of the death of any of said persons prior to I my decease, his or her share shall lapse and the remaining shares . shall be increased proportionately. .r'._ ! ARTICLE VIII. e' '¢yea', -t I nominate and appoint DeWITT BRENNAN and L. S. FLANDERS " �ati3 to be executors of this will, without other than personal bond. v ARTICLE IX. : '- l:y executors shall have full and unrestricted discretion- • ary authority to take, collect, sue for, compromise, adjust, hold, assi n transfer, convey, deliver, ti manaee; control> improve> sel.._ , assign, .,dled a borrow contract with respect to, Lease, option, mortgage, pledge,, ,v • • upon the credit of, or otherwise deal with, without application to ° , or order of court, any property, real or personal, constituting a ' za 'axe of my estate, without any duty upon any person dealing with ' :_�Zem to see to cha application of any money or other property de- i`" livered co them; to rake allocations or distributiccs l 'oenefici- ¢ties in cash or in kind, or partly in cash and partly in kind, at I V. _ _'mot,...,. Ste.4,r..- : � the casket value at date c_ distribution as determined by they; to win P.„'-, engaged at the time of my •I r \�, caxzy on any business in which I may be ealetc decease, with:nit liability for loss arising out of such business; • /FtlicA..,',,I,44 ±„44, to hold any ;xsoperty which I may own at the time of my death for ler:1.`�:".- :114- such time as they del: wise, even though such property is not of a hvi' a c M_ I kind usually selected by fiduciaries as a trust investment, and even e4 - n,td',[ though such retention may result in inadequate diversification; co q � �fq. ; hold property in their name, without disclosing the fact that the �0^„' , ~_p property is held in a fiduciary capacity; to invest and reinvest all rl"'AAV; - ( or part of the principal, or accumulated income, of the estate in WSW I at 1 H a �, v e-s . w / ASS . t . ti ,i 'fi" 4s .4."1-.4‘`'I ,� n Y" , 1v dz MC ",. -tar4-tas!?, kvi-bi'T -4,0a'Y 5a°r 5. -,tut rs-Prr4,,,_?4,-,.` yr-tr._11...3-fa,, . 5,_ - . �< ?,3-4.....--r.-it" fj 9bar " M 1 i < a•' i 4 ' ' f Y F f_ )i. . {p y,pJp lM1 lye✓ . .� W 4' i :real or personal property or interests therein, such as common trust I Lynda, without limiting such investments to the classes of property ,C .:,ch arc now or may hereafter Se prescribed by law for the invest- , m' cent of trust rinds; to pay, compromise or adjust any claim or I_iabiliCy; and generally to have such powers with regard to the ; C. I , s of the estate as an individual has with respect co his own 5 fr I.:ssat } ' 'property. r' „:„:.,7,..j./.::::,,,,..--1,:":/:;12.."."- r Fs I ARTICLE X. I have deep regard and affection for my sister, Harriet Connor.,1 4. of Greeley, Colorado, but since she is amply provided for, i r _ have c.de no devise or bequest to her in chic will. rF LI WITNESS l)NiatE07, I, the said ANN WINGER, have hereunto } KY set my hard and seal this 2:--74;c44 day o£ar it.. , in the #i i [year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and fifty-nine. 'y a r J'r " ��----"-"..-4•,-4--." (SEAL) • • µ ! G ' phi S Signed, sealed, published and declared by the said ANN I Wll'G,Ta, as her last will ne cescament, in our presence, who, at her ✓; c� request, in her presence and in the presence of each other, have "}'rs, I hereunto set our h-ads as witnesses thereof, the day and year last 'above written; and we do hereby declare that at the time of singing ' and admowledging said will, said testatrix was of sound mind and • a - , r I a.;-aory and under no constraint. said will is written on seven (7) , i,. 1 sheets of paper, inclusive hereof. r 7 ' �'/ r,/ r J I ri 7� •. I; 4 S. - ] .. 5 + • ✓ P s - • . A, _ t+ FEB i 9.1966i' 535 #atearall al V .echo. M 1456856 .:,. swm4,t,F4coide[ IORM W- 9u4:`la.--} /MATE OF COLORADO 3--/ DEPARTMENT OF LAW ' :INaEXE4 INHSRITANCE.TAX DIVISION RELEASE OF INHERITANCE TAX LIEN Estate of Ann Winner Date of Death....April 2a 1962 Gross Estate $,..9.g4:r.816A9 It appearing to the attorney general that it is not neoeseary to preserve the lion granted by the Colorado inheritance tax law against the hereinafter described real estate, in which the above named decedent had an interest,by virtue of the authority vested in me under the provisions of Sea. 138461, CRS., 1953, I do hereby forever release and discharge the inheritance tax lion against the following described real ... ... ....f Item Subdivision A Sec. TN RW 4A. l'Ipa1 T. oEitYleEF mcindo: res.) ; .19 23 12 12 56 202 Grazing . j � 2, • NE1/2NE3; Wk3 26 11 57 40 az 3. N1/2LWo; SEaNW Imb.25 11 57 120 " , 4. 1/2 min. rights — under . it ill---- 11 57 640 Min. 5. E3; /16 8'" 9 57 320 Grazing i 6. 3 SE3NEa; , SE14NWa; a Mn 24i B 57 160 ' " ° 7. EhNEa; w & 31" 9 57 79 m CO Wx032� 'i 9 57 237 ~` B. NWa; w314Ea) e a' 9. NE1/2SWl; SSW q 96 29 10 56 1- II0 „ o 10. N3N1/2; SE�NWa; ma 32 10^ 58 200 co N VII11. SE 1,t ,2,6 2 9 59 ' 158 o . 12. SW ; X 1.- 9 59 158 0 .. - • ‘ )8 11V 9 59 158 --- -- 00 13. NF}F , 1 y 14. S1 (exc. a Zi 23 7� 59 318 0 j min.) ; 1 7S e /. to i 3 0( _, m :>X35 £456856 rL.en Subdivision ',41 T\ RW *A. Type value •j/ 15 NE4SW4; 35, 2'V, 10' 59 40 Grazing . 110 . l •16 , N' SE4i SE 3E4; 71O27. 10 59 120 ' it 330 17 - Sg4r nRP 23 10 59 ' 160 ' . " 440 ✓ 18 S3-; WAS 24 4Ja, 10 59 160 ' " 650 V 3.9 NE 14E4; Iv t•34 10 59 39 " 110 I / v660, ii 20 • NW4; W zNE4✓ WAG 35 10 59 240 " I • • I 21 S1/2NW4; NliWat' ) j• &N1SE4 (exe. ) • oil, gas & I Min.) ; (113 1 r 9 60 240 " 840) I 22. NE4; $115 23" 9 61 160 560, i 23. Undiv. 4 int. j in oil, gas &, • • ' min. only under NEa . wg6 25— 9 61 160 Min. None .24. SW4NE4• wits 11✓• 4 61. 40 Grazing 110 25. i£ min. rts. only under SE4SE4; MD 19 6 61 40 Min. None 26. NE4; NE4SE4; 156 35 ' 5 61 198 Grazing 540 27. N1; MP 31 " 9 62 316 4 1/2 day )) 1390 ,farm ) 28. NW4; D8 3'r 10 62 X156 Dry farm 960 1 � 29. 581/4; E1/2SW4 i ' - (exc. UPRR G60- Res.) 'WRB 31 9 64 ?40 Grazing `loaf!.535`T•,ieio -Subdivision AI. no, TN RW '-A. pe value 3b.:` -;F}QE1s"`(exc. 1.45,;6856 N3SNF3-iNE1/4NE1, Sa)it18`. 9_ -64 .249 ' Grazing, 410 31. ,.NE'_ M8 29— . 10 64 160 ' ;' AAA 32, N 1/4t E. lea. o£ NWai Y813% •10 65 172 '" 470 33.: 1 int. in oil_ . & gas xts: Y Ai Do 15� -11 65` 320 Min. None under Datod at Dwwor, Oolorado, Dints W. DVNada, Anon-my general of Colorado, 1;icatenlip.m.23., 196.2... By Nam TWINER) Aoalrtant Attorney Danerel. None—this Moen rand b.recorded In the office of the clerk end recorder of the county In which the properly Is elWeb, �gx; jyt itCl+.a y old '4#F>ri , 4;x 4,- Fwrlt #tt 31gr ,t, 1 _.t it 5 r - ,t iryh urauaeazta�s- m `. ,.. ' h s h `�,ps f"eF`�' P7,' 2} +� sv^�u �tl -S y T A N it✓ +,..t :t-(` �r��Ja J�`.. ,� .U`At (. n.t • �"`.F ..�. N� Y.r r ,,le-pit n 0nO JUNI-3 1974 u] 4*` relnIa+Yv �.464 0. Retarded t o'elMh Id. u) - I a19ti Ati c:; wog r !Vg.➢tgHFE,it': Rworder. P as bit-a, nX H I'7 '7 «rc Dunn�n ,'f..,6r]8J97_, :._—_ ,__-_n �„�`"'` rt ayor June ,"-r Atl➢s DSh.D, leade this 10th _ tf i� f Teeth i ItW4 ,betwma1-4 C Ioy HIKE DHC•.NWAN, Jr.Jo' .iisz, apiary Fee ,p. 7. C etas Dacwn 13 19;4 I i'4 y; hr4. -. 'E e.:,,,,.. n' ofitem County of Boulder end mete of e L!,.rJ 6 a i�p' irk. 6. 'in falornda,of➢m 11ntT"t:nnd I �St x'{53 DALE E. SHERRILL and DEE A, SHERRILL , as o plYt ,..t Joint Tenants and Not as Tenants in Common L **a ", Ni of we Comity of Lorimer and Slab o[Colorada,ol the nomad part: a � �, r' nil WITNEBBETH,that the said post y of the tint port,for and In conoldan«on of the nun of 4rrr/CgR'k ei Lrr��L I. lei"l o 'PEN DOLLARS and Other Valuable Consideration n 4k0 . .�T n Vs • D b the vats pert Y of the first Out In hand paid hr a,s old Dsrilm of the axamd Part.the T:calDt aharaof Is DD +K„Tr c `+„f C hereby confessed and acknowledged,ha s granted,bargained,geld and watered,and by theca promote do es .r1 '~' !lt . e'b._ NA ear I rant,bargain,ell,convey and confirm nob the std :�:Jror the awes pert,their help end ,°lens format,not r ^�FIrMt f yade In tenancy In common but In Joint tenancy,nB the fallowing described let or parcel of land,Ovate.lying and di 0 1e County of Weld and Slab of Colorado,to wit: e;.Wi '�" m'IoyY holey In the t,.t 'MYe`at� �vs' .(-1µ � v -" The South Half of the Northwest Quarter; the North a �; ; C "--� L' e. v half of the :southwest Quarter; the North Half of the =, :,44 : �:e"c'C ri I to : I -' Joutheast Quarter of Section 1, 'i ownship •9 North, ewe",...Arc� 1 �,.-gtz- s 1 Range 60 West of the 6th P.M.,A2zET " 054 a. "- = RESEILVING unto Grantors, Its successors and, assigns, 1/2 of their ,,t.r 2/3rds interest in all oil, gas and other minerals, within or • `ra, underlying above property. lea Y Ed'ir t w->.. g to r• 'ra"T he arynlee .a at s}u.y 1 TOGGTHR➢'with all and singular the beredldar end and n doro.nnncsl Lhereante belonging,or •-'� _.T q appertaining,the ranmlon and roe-onions,remainder and mmelndon,m it,ionise and prof Its Wntwnft and ell thee G=am rt..ft. estate,right,cite,Internet,alnin and demand whatsoever of the said port y of the first part.either In law or '+k1Sway i ,it,E' • ,3,, "e, enmity,of,in and to the above bargathed Dresieen,with the herrditnmente and appurbnantw �tk v r, �'� k r� ., TO HAVE AND TO SOLD Um said premien,,above bargained end described,with the appurtenance',unto the solii f1(Z,ye r z portico of the second pert,their hate and wagon forever,And the mid part y of the first pert,for him— �'$t •, 7' eel f .hiobeire,executors,and administrator°do es covenant,grant,bargain end Otte"ti end,Hh the g'''�tiyip fr t,�f}.� Y said partite of the second part,their helm and boen co,that at the time of sore,pe end delivery eandfindefeasibleane rEPvt iLf .— {ti,„ onto is will salted of the promises ebovo conveyed,so of good, -_' estate of inheritance,in law,In fog s Impure and ha a good right,full power and lawful ndthoriheeren t.bar' ict(S gain,veil sad convoy the same in manner and form sfemdd,and that the yams are free end clear from all former � �1 0 '.i '', end ether vent,bergalea,melon,liens,ea.e,aseeaemants end encumbrencee of whaevrr binder T•tun screen .,1�"';a Except taxes for 1974, which arc due and payable January 1, 1975, •l of I . ,dl 'egg which parties of the second part agree to assume end pay; reservati ns, a:>ia. ./4r,' F restrictions, easements, existing l agreements of record, if adna their ` t e ^.Q and the above s,:aloof prudem eInvery the quiet and peaceable lawfully pommclei iof the said imam of, pent 'z—ri( 1 '''',17/4 4. 4 balm and usigns,: aloof all and every Doreen or p'mono lawfully claiming or to claim tbo—hole s any part thereof, SW . . the told part y of the That part shall and will WARRANT AND YO>kav h DtinFLwD. hood andSA.-"-ra INWITNESSWHEREOthe said party of the tint part het` IS coalLeo day and year tint then,'mitten.8htrted, ed cord lle]lvemdin the Frnena er t3 n J• t STATE OPCOLORADO m"Vi N c sown,of Lorimer /I)� F t �', day of June 1 n - s y• The forte-tar Inatrament was erhnentedged before me this 1 D th r_yf _ d ,f„� iCe� tp 74,bye IdSke Brennan, Jr. 1 r .? d sty OaiNtei.;eapik,1 may 17 ,1p 7e'W lens my hand and official ec.L 5,..n... . �_!. •=1 .a r i f•c"`'<"..,rt� G own nu II ' � } II. . , olra iu 1171 u n No •:: RA tinhl of-ono or idol hem DiNnne ',inner:It tiyl Immowt action In,rpm; N.or amide ea,nalr or t t t rreruns f ret to mens tro 11 iii 1 1 ItY u It rem to 12; rliry no �T, a a em ^,1 n rtkdnon r.. to 11 n rn 1 n m �a 1 1 Ae ICI J r I Its r itl Iyea fY }, q� 4,.. try V ; :;i,' en'52.- .:v rv. Its_ r 3.4 - iaa� ,e,,,,..a,tt., s-- „ 3t',G -r,.n M - 4.s. .....U... .0 <.� -tt a a ' w Iut rn. a. ��g.',g �� r.'i.SWIVI�`Ftd1'*,__ E : t4 . e rr 4s _ rr fr f t• 144. rjs n'ft rrl af'- g�� N'r41' x,+ - ,3 " e , rV- d 1` - .r+ fit,4 ,.F •Y,.r " c i.w. ,.,p r i T L ''dYr1'4.r afkjpJ2j ' ,ir i'.G'.<47 iew;'v yfxki ...4 m .rs•,a. ......e f r.T,l •YLY . MS. y �Y /D I .AP . a1 . ..... �' ' ; fg cl N 3 aoe Pt.�n Lie ..M&M9,z:.�4 Gi tin.Wolzc W. IIxoN.I. P. , ,1 co alinI U aooK arcamm st-........_ edodc .,..... '� .. . , ._ 4-itsf � l - 6 fel i DALE. E. SHERRILL �I " r,-^.r 1 whoeoaddrosele 1236 Garfield, Loveland, CO F 3 t ' °. County of Latimer ,State of 'r 1 Q e? x Y V Colorado ,for the consideration of TEN DOLLARSawre T' r'. ''`$}Ei5� c and other good and valuable consideration per: x.''n ysd}asK,in hand paid,hereby sell(e) and convey(e) to — w 7 .t r p, " DELORES A. SHERRILL Z- • ' t `'S 1238 Garfield, Loveland, CO County of V.:-,,::',;;q1:-'t r: 1(ifropt} app'[`, o amino address is e �sS,. to Latimer ,end state ofL ti,i '� 7� N Colorado the following real property In the t, a, a xx , mod o city of Keota, County of Weld ,and State of Colorado,to wit: - 6.krri- _ `WWPM 1-7: $cats, Coloreds - 252 AcTc:: >^-, a7 to The West Half (1/Z) of Southwest Quarter of Section 6, F�-x'� P e�`"4 ri ", {"t N�4 }rr��; � iovmship 9 North, Range 59 14est of the 6th P.M. ..31 ba �°,.' ?L) The South Ihif (1/2) of the Northwest Quartet; the North xrrh tL D T. tt ,s, r g Half (1/2) of the Southwest the the North Half (1/2) of the F �}'`s' • �n .=d Southeast Quarter of Section 1, Township 9 North, Range 60 West 4 r k,'—igc..] of tike 6th P 'Kr j�Y�Y 3 . !4"hC �� `�s�j The South Half (1/2) of the Southeast Quarter and the �r"*`ih�y t4,04,44`;‘):v4? Southeast Quarter of the Southwest Quarter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 6, Township 9 North, Range 59 West of the r' ��a; "4�`riS`^,gS'"�*S4n 6th P.M. Weld County, Colorado.: P Tom£fart � L 'if Au q r11 rsa.�. CJ,.o . '-. ;. • +, c ka` l' with all its appurtenances,and werrant(e) the title to the name,noblest to r t 97,--f4_ ri ra1e.,.a .�.,Yom. i m , 19 7 Sii-v 7"•�'`v > •" Signed thin day of j i Lil M 'riftMy'' DALE E SHERRILL ,Lz a , 7,"reil"iA.uA F, .. . . , lt•LLA t� t r:>;? SPATE OF COLORADO, E _ ltYr` r`a.�"'u'. County of Latimer �' a 04 Ttfr`1 ',r , ing Instrumenting oclmowledsed before ma Una 0Z— ' ' �Sg` e 1p 75,by Dale E. Sherrill r/ is oY &S„:'. �`4'�' `.13,.%4",7.:!t:,-•o4 ,,a' w -.' 1'ARY 'au IMO 4'4'7-27 c. fir. ore r� -aµ at d and officialaml. 4 dr- I �'' ��' / 3, 4 'y..,f or co` 7. Y w ,,yy� ssLl ulvN nom-'.Den boort vaan oe=Two;If .vWm tang st a aw r a,m r ` , mmt°`w.O�� mm x.u.wr. am b Nub' a,,c k, W..'d=o It tor a"°"""`"ft m.:r...++..r�.&'m..vas..,tm w sae m..soillos mfr ,( rfG.'4 r,..--P,..Ili nta csa tw e,.+r.,a nvwinm iaoue ,e, o.o nw,.m t u N fS' P,meb A.e-m.rt 1 4 .L/'`a t i n y.. :,t .is r z ₹: x7�.r3'" ran --? s ,. xi...._ 8. ^`' .;.�-..t> 1` a:a6,.c",.,.c...n .. fr :F;O; of �.r _,i.,r ; > _,.t� Racorcen et.-_ 1'5 —o'clock_N r OCT 1 b1978 ----..._.._. -- "' 0kr'p 8 1.770162 l.,/�J,,� C1 848 Receptive Nn-_ _..I •.. , 0rordr[. .' a = L q,15•91.DE15•91. October /il .19 78 ,bent"' -': BETSY KEARNS as the Public TesaW,of the Cemtr of weld I _, Colorado,and I ,^ ROCKY MOUNTAIN BANK AND TRUST COMPANY,211 Canty PmsbaavG),W1TNEaarts: Fort Collins, CO 80521 Us o Dale�B, Sherrill and nee A. sherrill H 75: l- did, t rd d t dries deisoft June 10 .19 74 " :- I— and tasMsdtethe ot[ka of the Clot sad Recorder at the 1- I y'. Ooanty of Weld on June 12 ,1974 In Book 717 at Pap R' !: 38548- `Mho Not pRanyua )• musty d Na Paid Deed of in Mast the yropmq hwdnaftee I "'e'1 p dmerlbM to man the W/rnsat of the Gdabtednesa provided!p said Dead of Trost;and � ri Whims,violation having been made in certain of the terms and covenants of said Dad of That as shown a.',-- -o by the notice of dmt(on and demand for Ws filed with the Paune Trona,a copy thereof briar recorded to theri office of raid County Clerk and Recorder,the said proprtty war advertised for uta at public suction at the plus `c,`•" r, and la the roamer provided by law sad by said DNd of Truer and it*opt of the noun WwasW of e w in t same I .muted to the?gnus required by statute,and said property was In pursuant; of said notice sold to I �fi,[±'. Rocky Mountain Bank and Trust Comp anyor the sow hereinafter set forth end a certificate co ofporabaestbmvofwaemidsendreeordsd's April 13, 1978 in Book 828 at Rec. #1750333 cb and the original document was recorded July 24, 1978 in nook R39 at . Rec. #1761006 j 4xl;tlyx< c and said property not'main;been redeemed from said sale; I F • io Now,Therefore,the Public Trustee pursuant to the power and Authority vested in h er by law and by the aid Deed of Trust as such Public Trustee and in consideration of the rum of j 28,045.00 to the Public Trustee paid by the said Putcheser(e),the receipt whereof Is hereby eeknowledged,conveys to the t 2M'• said Porchsser(s), ,b its Ulu,surmising sad snips fonvers•• alt the right,title I SF and interest which the hhlle Troche aegvlred yvrauent to mild Deed of Trout in and to the following-described eimn � al el i property a In the County of Weld ,Colorado,to wit: The Std of the NAT the Nk of the SW1/4; and the N) of the SEt of Section 1, I Township 9 North, Range 60 West of the ,# 6th P.M., -• I Subject to previous reservation of 1/2 ie of 2/3rds interest in all oil, gas and I other minerals, within or underlying r above property. I . Ins. I (z I `~ue To Have and to Hold the mole unto the said Purchaeer(O jilt #ems,successors and umlaut forever. I s Ereeat ry d the d sad year first above wrtten. I s: 7 :. r .. .._.._*y le -.[REAL) .: ' Betsy Kearnd m Public Mules of the 1 ^`*'+ County of Weld ,Colorado. I r 3 1c • DoPuty Public Trustee STATE OF COLORADO, I I V r"- t Its. 13r County of Weld I t;'c',. r- - The foresoleig instrument was acknowledged before me this ' 8 day of B" tiZ4 I +" 23,198 3;, 1978 ,by Betsy learns se rho Poh&Imam of the I n'o'}', Ceunty at Weld ,Colorado. I _'4i'uf, It- At).,.,U. ¢dr➢mieden raping Mrs Cormis:ian expires May ' I r`-'y Wllr,eev3vy hand and oflieivl a¢1. 1 a c.4 c n" t•M JILh -• s. �T.--1 ' C7 'F_4 it f. ate: o c .. ..__..mare Pews ... ....... ...... ;vf - p,ya wuG-Mr.s��.'her am ale,veenen ban bra.buurw _ :.l nt:say. te:m+�lam sun l sa sale enuwr=s�rs.,,.0.nw.e a iumW.rin,.)`.It salt is tee amorally".sal .. le,rCbme�rT.vinw vvd,u4 fl rwntbo. i'a ; No,10 Rev.166 NSW0 rauarrre ore.—a,.eroa PeWe.bnrm..reeve smut;int.n.,n.Camas—tar .- .- .2irltd �.3As.,W a".'r�.fiM1"..`sal.-rl�t, a .r l..• n: .-n _s.' ga.._.. �.1 .,-. .. J .- �i HCOaCy�u„x 4_ MIS DEED, Made ibis 28th MCI of Fehr, . 1279. hem ALLIED MORTGAGE INVESTMENTS, INC., •meDwsem dell weaned earl adWK lodes and w i w.of the laws_ of the Slate of Cobndo of*lint part,and . �.: 4Y1 anyyoon, rtAccootinna,RRTlaimarpCo nty, stateaf Comntdo,of the mood part, W1TN80ZE!A. That the sold party of the feet pert, for ad ID r-1 emaldaedn of the mm of TEN DOLLARS and other valuable considerations BtDQaagc to the mid party of the Cyst pet In hand paid by the said party of lb.r.md_payt,the mcdpt whereof Is ,n hereby muted m atrno.Ldpd,bath'embed,riased,Bid,cameral and QUIT CLAIMED,and by there pros- e, egg war,fa grey and QUITCLAIM onto the add putY at the armed part, its dgl�Mat'e,aC the right,ties,iotenat,claim mud demand which the old party of to that pars bath o Is and to tie»d.almmd reel property elute,lying and benzin the County of Sad and Slate of Colorado,to wit: of )>Al%; Ndf of Sight: and tI of SEA of Section 1, Township 9 North, Range GO West of the 6th P.M.;vend ✓Wh ENi{; SEIa of SWh; and SAS of 6EI4 of Section 6, Township 9 North, Range 59 West of the 6th P.M. ✓ TO RAVEAND'It BOLD the rune,together with all sod degeat the appottmmxas and WhallirsIS thmaub belonging,or la anywise ther®te syysetaltdam and all to estate,right,ttb,Want and claim what owe'of t. not pSi dally.to the only nor ooh bandit end bewof of aid pert • its I[ forever. .COI..**"*�Bi� ' wBfloi,The aid party of the flat pat lath round lb=Fore*name to be hereunto i Cal mb►Slbed*Mr 3 Predd t,and Its corporate sal to be tenant°st zad.attntd by Its eeaa.� pyaa' abonwsitim i Cf , •4.f tri • eye, i C,��.Q,',�ei- .ff�J Ar r IED MORTGAGE INVESTtd®Tl6s_IIICy gicatar STATE OF COLORADO _____....__._.County a_ rest4tt s.,_� The fma8olog Iuatrumrut was arloowtedgd before me thin a p t1, day of ..7 J'aa a.ty- • 1279 ,by T. S. Kramer, Tr. as Mealdmt and vaennG`„„ : -Gene E. neater se saaetscref dig +:a" ALLIED MORTGAGE INVESTMENTS INC. acoperaton. 341.0,141264 • Hah �`t: . rw�`i,._.7tttii'ti:iYo.-o.iAab+ ""arwrm.rnw awe newt.oa,.eaara,—arcs E' ' • _.� BOOK R+wrded ot__.®JU�o elpe MAR 1 5 9 ,J o • tV 3RacoptIon No. 11 Recorder. DEE A. SHERRILL, aka DEE A. SHERILL, aka DELO S A. SHERRILL, whose address is Loveland County of. Lorimer. ,and State of Colorado ,for the conrnderation of TEN DOLLARS and other valuable considerations D Mtaucin hand paid, vi hereby sell(e)and quit claims)to �a ROCKY MOUNTAIN BANIC AND TRUST COMPANY, crz whose address is 211 Canyon, Fort Collins, County of La rimer ,and State of Colorado ,the following real property,in the County of Weld ,and State of Colorado,to wit: � vS15 0£ NWif; N15 0₹ 5W1/47 and the N1S o£ SEA o£ Section 1, Township 9 North, Range 60 West of the 6th P.M.r 'and W4 SW1; SE1 of SW's[ and Eli of SEIa of Section 6, Township 9 North, Range 59 West of the 6th P.M.; " also known as street and n umber with ad its appurtenances // tp Signed this "th/ doy of March 79, '` _... • .err fl • STATE OF COLORADO, ea- County of Lorimer • The foregoing ine trument was acknowledged before me this C;176. day of—Yiarch ' ,1979 ,by Dee A. Sherrill, aka Dee A. 6herill, aka Delores A. Sherrill. My commission expires // ^' •�+r•, -= tia`c.; Clr f. ' Witness my hand and official seal • 4rJ.:._ \ ;I loop :. or • 44.310s , l{O.IM. 'YMMatitra—Y.e1(ww—eM(uirvNbhiogc..axtaesn.tennt.0....,Ce.eean+aa-F1, rl `� z, BOOK 1).taT ✓ Recorded at__.__.ass....�o.+n+� yvi NJ 863 Patiaon No.,..i77S4546_ —lug" item . pad_ edenH.. /4 FILING STAMP THIS DEED, Made tbie day of March ,187,9, between ROCKY MOUNTAIN BANK AND TRUST COMPANY, r-- y _- a banking institution ' S Kel".2>9mcdaly axganised State Documentary tarY 3 andetiatlog ander end by virtue oftheben of the Mato of Colorado MOR 51979— af the tln<pett,and DGI-a ROBERT E. KLJ:NE and LUCILLE i(LINE. s_ 2 �= o • 0.j'''�y of awyyJ7,,,•o as�gOvsVO County of iit S T/11'.gt W and nudgedt o,of the need Port: WITNESSETHI That the said party of the fiat part,for and in one n r1 sidenta,of the wen THIRTY 1WI91 TliQUR$ND FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS, , r to it in hand paid by the said partite of the second part,) the receipt whereof is hereby cootraed and aclmoaledged, o ham granted,bargained,gold end eonvayed and by awn presents don grant,bargain,sell,annoy say and confirm mete n —� the aid pates of the second part,not In tenancy in common bet in Iola tenancy,the survivor of them,their awns to and the heirs and satins of such nrvlmr forme,all the following demlbed let or parcel of land,skate,Lying ri i being le to Cady of Weld mad State of Colorado,to wit ri , "The S1t of NWT; the Nil of SW1{; and the Nit of 5E1/2 of Section 1, Township 9 North, Range 60 West of the 6th P.M.; and lh The W1 o£ SW1(; and 581 of SWh of Section 6, Township 9 Ill , ar. North, Range 59 West of the 6th P,M.; . y ALSO INCLUDES All of Grantor's interest in and to the oil, gas and minerals, in, on or under the above described property; I TOGETHER with all and singular the lwrdttsmente and.Pportorwnue ihermmto or in anywise �pp�tv�lo�t and the senate and renrabns,nmWder and:tweeds*,realm,o cos and b awns awned;and all t1w set nghR are,Interest,claim sad sand hWarar of time said pasty of the part,either la law or equity of.In and to the above bwgmin id pram with the bnadaamentm and appurtenances. TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the said prsmlan above bargained sad demaibed,with the appabnaaeas,mete the said patties of the second pain the awnt ydrvicer of thet,for m.their online,mot theh�eii,and sedge,does wrh a,grant,�aacrdaralap for- am.And the geld ithNestioT the ullyofthe ➢easy saccenon and ot Len,their wens and thee here andaW�u WOO 40 end sarh> . tea -Wei pulley of le well seized of the pxmfw cze that at the time of the enwute and it esai lofa than preewte,k SLIM manyd,as of good, petted,a only t ioddaWbte estate of inhasitcommy the,1a law,in fee simple,andend bay good dad,foil end Lwfd authority to grant bargain,wt end memo.the same to maypr and form se�mla sad endear of whatever kind ooronnanall f�sod other grants,6orgalns,sale=tlnr,hat,a' Subject to 1979 general taxes, due and payable in 1980; and subject to restrictions, reservations, easements, rights-of-way, of record, or in place, if any; and the abort pstmWa,in the quiet ad Ruby¢pound=of the said em second put,the wind=of tan,t3dr cadge t Lein and Badge of inch survivor,mimed person erns rylt, Lrsfatyei atparbrldm.the whole many patterof,,the said party of the tint pert shat am will do AND WITHERS ed itsWHEREOF,The Wei party of the first part bead o corporate tname m W' ' cashed by its Aesldevt ad to corporate seal b be hemabo attired,dfsatadbyile ..•;,. E, '., Cashier odisaingsgezthe day and par hint above written. .p Jn, p x - Atted 6, ROCKY MOUNTAIN BANK ANIMA w K COMPANY -r:' fJ w Frank Forbes, 055 Ler r lmuyan[ t --- +'H,i,,.,,G..'Oat Larry —'' - EFATE OF COLORADO, I"' _ say, Ter rimer � ef, Tar wan acknowledged baton me thin der sat. March $ by - ., rry wall . as President end r KOTAqq .tsank Forbes • as cash iessr' wcX it./. of Rails' Mountain Bank andTrust Company. mmtymtbec %int AVaI IC 1*-5 �misai0 expires /-a0-y3 ft l Winne my b®d official Brat .- �C ,''4,PF G41.9O.." f_�l`..'/,.'!v/..1�,y% ]r.r'rTJl4 1t..929,wmfaanry ream.-,n raceme's.*seen im,na.-bens-1 eon Or.them ass raw,Dn.a.+ow-a+t AR231351t4 B 1358 REC 02310564 11/10/92 15:51 ;10.00 12- P 1022 NARY ANN PEUERSTEIN CLERK & RECORDER WELD COlJG, CO WARRANTY DEED '.� MISDEED.Made'hit 9th dad November .t9 92 1 beaten Robert E. Kline and Lucille Kline STATE ,j FRIARY FEE Date ` of the • ae.TO Conroy of Boulder Shane Colorado.'anion°and • Robert Rohn and Mariana F:ohn in joint tenancy •I'tciaisddnun 53228 County Road 106, Grover, Colorado 80729-9540 oft& t6rCamy of �,I WWe4lnd,Qe�t,yn ,S,mc of enloredo.pramMtr NWiegq Hllfnet TnouItsaltira ICE W) the of DOLLARS. the receipt and:uf.n.a,orwhich is hereby ac1nookdtrd,have grated.hareatned.told and caneyrd,and by that present,do Ii pant.bargain.WI.nano.and conlrrn,unto the pametria the lr ban and amain fnrert all the real property.together with 'mpamnent),if any.Mate.h,ng and hone to the Own)or Weld .Slue of Colorado. dennbed at follows: 9pg,i"a'�sI Parcel. 1: The Sit of N1At; the N/ of 5W4 and the N/ of 5T•,4 of Section 1, Township '1,90 9 North, Range 60 West of the 6th P.H., County of Weld, State of Colorado; and, Parcel 2: The W/ of the SW1 of Section 6, Township 9 North, Range 59 West of the 6th P.N., County of Weld, State of Colorado; and Parcel 3: The 51 of the 5E1 Rid the 52/ of the S1.11t of Section 6, Township 9 North, Range 59 West of the 6th P.H., County of Weld, State of Colorado: II . ,_.,.-4—xa—xx- TOGETHERr a i aR and nerd=Or herolwmtdt and appuncrenm then belonging.or to anawln('notarial nmr,and the earn=and f tewntm,.mender and rrntn Sen.'ens.Muni Ind profit threw(and all the mate.right.Idle. "recent,claim and demand whmwcnrrtd the gramMR taller to law or army.at 1n and to tee ahma hargalned premen.with Mt hrmlttatnrnn and appurtenantel I TO HAVE AND TO HOLD Or end pan as above bargained and dncnhed with Ott appurtenance,.unto the nonfat'.their kin and amino fovea,.And the paean,,.fee Chen.s wee, their hero and pennaet rrpnremalnvn do covenant.l'nat. boom.and agree to and.with the paataftl. their hen and mtann that at the now oflhe rnaealnne and dellverl of that preens, are wdltas doh prEm,ce vote nweyed,ha ye paoi.wrt.paha.abwaetr and indefaulhk state oftnberttante, m law.to Fee um*.add ha Ve good not full ponce end autism,'to Iran.bargain.sell and convey the game inmannar and fon" aforeav&and that the tam are free and harrow an forme VW the rants hareatm.oaks,tens.no,R,anrxmcnt'rtltumhranect and I RHnnlmtt of whatever gild et woe Wit a,Relit See Exhibit "A" attached hereto and incor,orated her',in by reference. The patattnl.hall and siR WARRANT AND FOREVER Di FEND the ahmtdnrgatlttd pttmlts in the goon and peaceable possession of air pamcc:l. their Wn Mid awpn,.apa,e,t all and envy pmt`s,or mimeos lawfully claiming the whitterany part thereof IN WITNESS WHEREOF,thee ganttatt°M ye atonal tits deed �dticcae forth allot �i,1re.CC.G.r - 4,1 , *f LUC E KLINE l DBERT E, KLINE ^�AFI STATE OF COLORADO. ,^ -- T • 11 •� le 6I. County of 1Tafdgotrts antdaplint wag acknowledgedbdw Mcthlt 9th day of November ,19 92 . br lion%�Val in and Robert E. Kline My aewneun'Oren ia_ I - 9u! Wnnrtt bat d and°Mculaal � �t �/J(/ ai.�� ear.f �v Notre 1I •Ifm Deaner.enr.intern Cdy and" ✓ No.932.8,.345. WuaANfy wm ire.Pb, n,alt dad' idM1Avdlnbag.1111 Weer A t Irmet.(ttxl:o: Itnn,N::wu • • SKLD LG SKL10422 WE 2310564-1992 . 001 • • • O 7 15:51 $10.00 2/002 F 1023 MARY ANNFEUERSTEIN CLERK s RECORDER WELD CO CO EXHIBIT "A" WARRANTY EXCEPTIONS The following interests or rights are hereby excepted from any warranties: Reservations in U.S. Patents including those in Book 1483 at Page 40, and Book 1483 at Page 41, and Book 1284 at Page 6; Reservations of oil, gas, and other minerals including those contained in deeds recorded in Book 690 at Page 643, Book 717 as Reception No. 1638547, Book 717 as Reception No. 1638545, Book 1417 at Page 592, Book 659 as Reception No. 1581265, and Book 700 as Reception No. 1621879; Easements and Rights-of-Hay of record including instrument at Book 523 as Reception No. 1444770, and Order of Board of County Commissioners for Weld County recorded at Book 86 at Page 273; Deep Water Reservoir and Right-of-Way as evidenced by Map and Statement: filed October 29, 1908, as Reception No. 133458; and Taxes due and payab'ie, Special Assessments, and Rights-of-Way of public utilities which have statutory notices. SKLD LG SKL10422 WE 2310564-1992 . 002 STATE OF COLORADO § § COUNTY OF WELD § PROPERTY LEASE AGREEMENT This Property Lease Agreement ("Lease") is made and entered into this .27 day of , 2012, by and between Robert and Mariana Rohn hereinafter referred to as "Lessor"and Sterling Energy Investments LLC,whose address is 1225 17`x' Street, Suite 2520, Denver,Colorado 80202, its successors and assigns hereinafter referred to as"Lessee". Whereas, Lessee desires to lease property in Weld County, Colorado, for the purpose of installing a natural gas compressor station with associated facilities. Lessee shall, under the terms of this lease, have the exclusive right of ingress and egress, and the right to enjoy the exclusive use and occupancy of the above described land. Lessee has the right to assign this lease or the right to sublease the above described property at any time for the purpose stated herein. Whereas, Lessor warrants that they are the owner of certain real property located in Weld County; and Whereas, Lessor desires to lease the following described property to Lessee for the purpose described above: A tract of land located in the Northeast portion of the Southeast Quarter of Section 1 in Township 9 North, Range 60 West, of the 6th P.M, Weld County, Colorado. Refer to the attached "Exhibit A". Therefore, in consideration of the promises and mutual covenants and conditions set forth below, the parties agree as follows: 1. Purpose. Lessor agrees to lease to Lessee a two hundred feet by two hundred feet (200' x 200')parcel of land in Weld County, Colorado. See"Exhibit A". 2. To pay lessor upon execution and delivery of this lease, the sum of One Thousand Dollars ($1,000.00), the receipt is hereby acknowledged by said Lessor, and the sum of One Thousand Dollars ($1,000.00) per year rental beginning April 15, 2012, and each year thereafter during the term hereof. 3. Term. The term of this Lease shall be for a 15 year period, beginning on the date of execution of this Lease for 15 consecutive years,with the unrestricted option of the Lessee to continue to lease said property described Exhibit A thereafter. The annual rent shall be renegotiated at that time and shall be based upon changes in land values in the area on comparable rentals made of similar lands in the area. Sterling Energy Investments LLC Page 1 of 3 Grover Interconnect Compressor Station 4. Restoration of Property. Lessee agrees that upon completion of its construction activities, the portion of the property disturbed from Lessee's activities will be reclaimed and reseeded as per local Soil Conservation Service recommendations. 5. Upon termination of this lease,to remove from said demised and leased premises, all structures, equipment, appliances, and appurtenances which may be placed thereon it, and to restore said premises, insofar as is reasonable practicable,to the condition which existed immediately prior to the leasing thereof. Lessor will be notified in writing of termination. 6. Indemnification. Lessee agrees to indemnify and hold Lessor harmless against any and all claims, damages, and costs incurred as a result of Lessee's use, of the property for the purposes described herein except in so far as the claims,damages and costs are caused or contributed to by Lessor's negligence or wrongful conduct or omissions. In Witness Whereof,the parties have executed this Lease on the day and year first written. /-f) `�"" af.c mod,) f QI Robert Rohn ariana Rohn Sterling Energy Investments LLC Page 2 of 3 Grover Interconnect Compressor Station ACKNOWLEDGEMENT STATE OF d:jf;� Pr ) COUNTY OF M:D ) Before me, the undersigned, a Notary Public in and for the County aforesaid, on this 27 day of /1/-792/ _ , 2012, personally appeared if?(A A2J/ %'H;40 ALA/ ,known to me to be the identical persons who executed the within and foregoing instrument and acknowledged to me that they executed the same as their free and voluntary act and deed for the uses and purposes therein set forth. Witness my hand and official seal. C.-----"----- _ --___, , 1 (Seal) -- (Signature of notarial officer) My commission expires: , ki/ A--3-, Zc`�l --_ CHEYNE L WINSLOW Notary Public State of Colorado MycommikkitnA txp ree November 05.2012 Sterling Energy Investments LLC Page 3 of 3 Grover Interconnect Compressor Station EXHIBIT A SECTION 1, T. 9 N., R. 6O W., 6TH P.M., WELD COUNTY, STATE OF COLORADO CR110 N88° 12'58"E 4997.74' • GLO N.0 2.5"ALUM BRASS ‘&- CAP CAP N U � REBAR AND N PLASTIC CAP (C . 1"=1OOO' x EXISTING FENCE AND /1/OR OCCUPATION LINE -- Lu b to N2°51'34"E \ FFNFRGYP v o0 4936.04' �pF(/N E CV co OUTSIDE EDGE OF Sec` 1 ,... TEMPORARY WORKSPACE--\ (SEE DETAIL) PARCEL NO: 200'X 200' 1 046701000006 COMPRESSOR SITE „ .=:.. _ . .._ . . , , I 16'x16'PAD FOR SIDE \EXISTING FENCE AND x VALVE OCCUPATION LINE ( 1 • BASIS OF BEARINGS I S 2.5"ALUM S89°11'53"W fr x CAP /T5472.86' CR108 GLO STONE TOTAL DISTURBED AREA ACROSS PROPERTIES=11.5 AC. TOTAL PIPELINE LENGTH ACROSS PROPERTIES=10777 FT. TOTAL DISTURBED AREA=5.1 AC. PIPELINE LENGTH=5164 FT. EASEMENT AND ROW DETAIL COMPRESSOR SITE AREA=0.7 AC. 50' TEMPORARY NOTES: _ WORK SPACE 1.Bearings contained herein are based upon GPS observation between the found and described monuments and or physical evidence shown hereon. _30' PERMANENT 2.Distances contained herein are based upon the U.S.Bureau of Standards: - _ ___ EASEMENT PROPOSED One Survey Foot=1200/3937 meter. CENTERLINE 3.Survey information as shown hereon conforms to •---- - - ,....,-- PIPELINE NAD 83 COLORADO NORTH ZONE. 4.Section line information was supplied by Liebert-McAlee Associates,Inc.and also ------_t----._ 95' -_-._- gathered from public records. 1 FENCE LINE 5.This exhibit is not a land survey plat and it is not to be relied upon for the -•------"—'--1-- '—•� establishment of fence,building,or other improvements. 1"=60' 6.Centerline of pipeline may vary within the temporary workspace. DRAM BY I LARRY DUCARP.LS. PARCEL INFORMATION STERLING ENERGY FELIX CHAVEZ 4'Z-12 CHEMED BY, DOUG BERUNG PI.$. 4.2.12 OWNER:ROBERT AND CK CENTENNIAL GAS GATHERING SYSTEM MARIANA ROHN PARCEL NO: 046701000006 PROPOSED PIPELINE EASEMENT ®_- TAMARACK CONSULTIKG.LLC WELD COUNTY,COLORADO TAMARACK 57131 W.25THAVENue PROJECT NO:TC110201 NI Hi CONSULTING. LLC EOGEWATER,CO80214 (707)96&7677 SCALE. 1"=1000' 1 SHEET 1 OF 2 APPENDIX F Emergency Information Sheet FOR COMMERCIAL SITES, PLEASE COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION BUSINESS EMERGENCY INFORMATION: Business Name: CENTENNIAL GATHERING SYSTEM Phone: (970)522-5101 Address:17528 CR 21 City, ST, Zip: Sterling, CO 80751 Business Owner: Sterling Energy Investments LLC Phone: 720-881-7001 Home Address: 1225 17th Street, Suite 2520 City, ST,Zip: Denver, CO 80202 List three persons in the order to be called in the event of an emergency: NAME TITLE ADDRESS PHONE Randy Barton Field Engineer 17598 CR 21, Sterling, CO 80751 970-522-5101 Martin Hill Asst. Field Engineer 17598 CR 21, Sterling, CO 80751 970-520-3288 Emergency Number(24 hours) 877-838-9381 Business Hours: 24 hours Days: 7 days a week Type of Alarm: None Burglar Holdup Fire Silent Audible Name and address of Alarm Company:N/A Location of Safe:NIA ********************************************************************************************************************************* MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION: Number of entry/exit doors in this building:N/A Location(s): Is alcohol stored in building?N/A Location(s): Are drugs stored in building?N/A Location(s): Are weapons stored in building?N/A Location(s): The following programs are offered as a public service of the Weld County Sheriff's Office. Please indicate the programs of interest. Physical Security Check Crime Prevention Presentation UTILITY SHUT OFF LOCATIONS: Main Electrical:N/A Gas Shut Off: N/A Exterior Water Shutoff:N/A Interior Water Shutoff:N/A Hello