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Box 1087, Colorado Springs, Colorado, requesting a special use permit for a natural gas compressor station located on a parcel of land in the Southwest Quarter of Section 34, Township 2 North, Range 67 West of the 6th P.M. , Weld County, Colorado, being more particularly described as follows: A tract of land, 220 feet by 180 feet, in the Southwest Quarter (SW4) of Section Thirty-four (34) , Township Two (2) North, Range Sixty- seven (67) West, Weld County, Colorado, more particularly described as follows : Commencing at the Southwest corner of the SW4 of Section 34, Township 2 North, Range 67 West; thence North 39 degrees 53 minutes East 1021. 49 feet to the place of beginning; thence South 89 degrees 49 minutes East 220 feet to a point; thence North 0 degrees 12 minutes West 180 feet to a point; thence North 89 degrees 49 minutes West 220 feet to a point; thence South 0 degrees 12 minutes East 180 feet to the place of beginning, containing . 909 acres, more or less. WHEREAS, the petitioner was present and, WHEREAS, the above described parcel of land is located in an agricultural zone as set forth in the Weld County Zoning Resolution, and WHEREAS, Section 3. 3.E. 4 of the Weld County Zoning Resolution authorizes such a use in agricultural districts on the grant of a special use permit by the Board of County Commissioners, and WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners has considered all the testimony and statements of those present, has studied the request of the petitioner, and has studied the recommendations of the Weld County Planning Commission, and having been fully informed and satisfied that the requested use complies with the Weld County Comprehensive Plan and the provisions of the Weld County Zoning Resolution; /me- -562 PL0623 760141 NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the Board of County Commissioners, Weld County, Colorado, that the application of Colorado Interstate Gas Company for a special use permit for a natural gas compressor station on the above described parcel of land be, and hereby is, granted, subject to the development standards contained in the special use permit. The above and foregoing Resolution was, on motion duly made and seconded, adopted by the following vote on this 8rh day of TJovQ-mber , A. D. , 1976. BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WELD COUNTY, COLORADO 4, --%.? -;4, -,' :c c...p-y--.47— - ,-'9 17--d—ry-vv.-1,-.— _s nzz ,75/---- , i>22 ATTEST: --( ‘110 /°r l' r��, 4J.! Aat,-1 .% U v'• Weld County Clerk and Recorder a Clerk to the Bo d BY. D putt' County erk APPROVED AS 0 FORM: . Lo-‘ Assistant. ounty Attorney A• BEFORE THE k __J COUNTY , COLORADO PLANNI :OMMISSION RESOLUTION OF RECOMMENDATION TO THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Case No . SUP # 317 Date September 21 , 1976 APPLICATION OF Colorado Interstate Gas ADDRESS P. 0. Box 1087, Colorado Springs, CO 80944 Moved by Mr. Nix that the following resolution be introduced for passage by the Weld County Planning Commission : Be it Resolved by the Weld County Planning Commission that the application for site approval of Natural Gas__Conipressor Station covering the following described proper , 1 , .geld County , Colorado , to-wit : ;Tt oFCgLORAhO COUNTY OF WEL.0 �s. : See Attached , 1 the ':�_rK of the .r�Ord of County Cornmmssioners uF " T 7G 16, CnUNTT CLERK AND RECORorn 12,...„_-=========Laily_be recommended ( favorably ) (ktI(N q(�x;�Xlmi to the Board of County Commissioners for the following reasons : 1 . The request complies with the Weld County Comprehensive Plan. Said plan states: "Industrial land use in the rural areas of the county shall be limited to those industries which cannot suitably be located within a municipality. Rural indust- rial development should be encouraged only when the industry is agriculturally oriented or requres a physical environment that cannot reasonably be furnished in a municipality." 2. The Colorado Geological Survey has indicated there are no apparent geological pro- blems associated with the proposed facility. 3. The Ft. Lupton Fire District has indicated the fire district has no objections to the proposal . 4. The Town of Ft. Lupton has indicated they have no objections to the proposed compressor station. 5. The Town of Frederick has indicated they have no objections to the proposal . 6. The Weld County Health Dept. has indicated the proposed facility is in compliance with State Health standards and regulations pertaining to sanitary disposal systems, air Motion seconded by Mr. Ashley (Con`t) Vote : For Passage Ms. Yost kmdmtx Passage Mr. Hiatt Mr. Elliott Mr. Nix Mr. Heitman Mr. Ashley The Chairman declared the Resolution passed and ordered that a certified copy be forwarded with the file of this case to the Board of County Commissioners for further proceedings . A tta,t .:f l,in,l, "0 fi et by 150 Iei t in tI L Southwest Quarter (SW' ) of Section Thirty-to,.: li4) , Iuunship Two (2) North, Range Sixty-seven (6/) best, Weld County, Colorado, more particularly described as follows: / O Q Commencing at the Southwest corner of the SW' of Section 34, Township 2 North, Range 67 West; thence North 39 degrees �?� • 53 minutes East 1021.49 feet to the place of beginning; G thence South 89 degrees 49 minutes East 220 feet to a point; thence North 0 degrees 12 minutes West 180 feet to a point; thence North 89 degrees 49 minutes West 220 feet to a point; thence South 0 degrees 12 minutes Cast 130 feet to the place of beginning, containing .909 acres, more or less. f CERTIFICATION CF COPY I , Pat Rymer Recording Secretary of the Weld County Planning Commission , do hereby certify that the above and foregoing Resolution is a true copy of the Resolution of the Planning Commission of Weld County , Colorado , adopted on _September 21, 1976__ _ and re- corded in Book No . 5 of the proceedings of the said Planning Commission . Ddt;o he _ 22 day of September 19 76 Secretary APPLICANT: Colc",-'o Interstate Gas Company 1 "' I CASE NUMBER: Sl 17:76:28 t 9 LOCATION: 2 miles east of Frederick - Dacono ' LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Pt. SEq of Sec. 34, T2N, R67W !'/ SUBJECT: Expansion of gas compressor station APPEARANCE: Carl W. Dugan, Attorney for CIG DISCUSSION: Mr. Dugan explained that the application is to direct and operate Il a gas pressure station. Station i s now enclosed in a pre-fabricated build- ing that will be 30' x 66' . There are now two 225 hp engines and propose i to locate two more 650 hp engines fueled by natural gas. The building will be enlarged from the above figures to 30' x 88' . A study by the Engineering \\ Dynamics, Inc. states the noise level would be 79.5 dbAs at 23 foot distance. `' They stated however that there would be no problem getting the noise level �� down to 70 dbAs at the property line. There will be no flaring at this site v at all . This is a new site location but they are having to expand their application before it is ever built. Ken McWilliams read the staff recommendations as follows: The Weld County li Planning Commission staff recommends that this request be approved for the following reasons: (1 ) The request complies with be Weld County Compre- hensive Plan. Said Plan states: "Industrial land use in the rural areas of the county shall be limited to those industries which cannot suitably be located within a municipality. Rural industrial development should be encouraged only when the industry is agriculturally oriented or requires a / physical environment that cannot reasonably be furnished in a municipality. (2) The Colorado Geological Survey has indicated the fire district has no / objections to the proposal . (3) The Ft. Lupton Fire District has indicated the fire district has no objections to the proposal . (4) The Town of Ft. Lupton has indicated they have no objections to the proposal . (5) The Town of Frederick has indicated they have no objections to the proposal . (6) The Weld County Health Department has indicated the proposed facility is in com- pliance with State Health standards and regulations pertaining to sanitary disposal systems, air quality and water quality. (7) The Weld County Engi- // neering Dept. has indicated there are no apparent engineering problems with the / request. COMMENTS: (1 ) The Tri-Area Planning Commission has indicated they oppose the request since it would be an interference with the Comprehensive // Planning in the area. (2) The Town of Firestone Planning Commission and // Town Council indicated the town is not in favor of expansion of these facilities �/` due to the projected growth in that area. (3) The Town of Dacono Planning �( Commission indicated Dacono objects to this proposed expansion due to adverse I environmental impacts and because of the proposed growth expansion of residen- tial development in that area as outlined in the Dacono Comprehensive Plan. II DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS: (1 ) The permitted use on the hereon described parcel of land shall be facilities for a natural gas compressor station as shown on the plans. Major facilities shall be limited to: (a) Two 225 horsepower natural gas engine'compressor units and auxiliary equipment. (b) One 30' x 60' prefabricated commercial building, which shall house the two 225 horse- ,power compressor units, (c) Two 650 horsepower natural gas engine/compressor PC 1,945 1. units and auxiliary equipment, and (d) a 30' x 44' addition to the prefabricated structure to house the two 650 horsepower compressor units. (2) The facility shall comply with all County and State Health Standards and regulations pertaining to air quality, water quality, noise emi ssion and sanitary disposal systems. The noise emission shall not exceed 70 dbA at the property line. (3) Upon termination of the operation of the compressor station, all facilities and structures shall be removed to 30" below grade. The site shall be reclaimed to a farmable state. (4) The Special Use Permit area shall be maintained in such a manner so as to prevent soil erosion, fugitive dust, and the growth of noxious weeds. (5) Access shall be limited to the one access off County Road 19 as shown hereon. (6) A buried 6' diameter by 5' high fiberglass tank shall be in- stalled to collect the liquids removed by the scrubber and any other liquid wastes which might be discharged by the compressors. These wastes shall be pumped out and hauled away to any approved disposal site. (7) Sanitary facilities shall consist of a self-contained portable toilet. The waste shall be pumped out and hauled away to an approved disposal site. (8) The Special Use Permit shall be limited to the plans submitted and governed by the development standards stated above and applicable Weld County regulations. Any changes to the plans and/or development standards shall require approval of another Special Use Permit before such changes shall be allowed. A discussion of the Tri-Area opposition took place. No objections to application in audience. RESOLUTION: Be it therefore resolved to recommend to the Board of County Com- missioners approval of this request according to staff recommendations. Motion Mr. Nix. Seconded Mr. Ashley. A vote of "aye" by Mr. Elliott, Ms. Yost, Mr. Nix, Mr. Heitman, Mr. Ashley, Mr. Hiatt. MOTION CARRIED APPLICANT: Daryle Vollmer CASE NUMBER: CUP 21 :76:6 LOCATION: 3 mi . West and 1 mi . North of Firestone LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Pt. NWq of Sec. 22, T2N, R68W SUBJECT: single family residence APPEARANCE: Arthur Roy, Attorney Mr. and Mrs. Daryle Vollmer DISCUSSION: Mr. Roy asked Mr. Lier to tell the Commission about the history of this piece of land. Mr. Lier was the previous owner of the land and explained that the land had never been farmed; crops raised. Tt was used as grassland land and a silage pit built in the area as the land was too shallow. Mr. Lier sold to the Vollmers 58.91 acres. The Vollmers intend to place a single family residence of a 2.2 acre parcel of this. Mr. Roy presented a petition of surrounding property owner approval for application. Mr. Vollmer explained that he intended to build a home on the 2.2 acre parcel and raise 4-H calves and the other 56 acres will remain as farmland, farmed by Craig Anderson. A discussion on the issuance of the building permit was held. Ms. McEver stated that if the building permit has been issued in error, they have the right of revocation. Mr. Vollmer stated that he bought his home after issuance of this permit. A septic permit was also issued. PC 1946 Date: September a, 1976 CASE NUMBER: SUP 317:76:28 LOCATION: 2 miles east of Frederick - Dacono LEGAL DESCRIPTION: pt. SE4 Sec. 34, T2N, R67W REQUEST: Expansion of gas compressor station NAME: Colorado Interstate Gas Co. THE WELD COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION STAFF RECOMMENDS THAT THIS REQUEST BE approved FOR THE FOLLOWING REASONS: 1 _ The request complies with the Weld County Comprehensive Plan. Said Plan states: "Industrial land use in the rural areas of the county shall be limited to those industries which cannot suitably be located within a municipality. Rural industrial development should be encouraged only when the industry is agriculturally oriented or requires a physical environment that cannot reasonably be furnished in a municipality." 2. The Colorado Geological Survey has indicated there are no apparent geological problems associated with the proposed facility. 3. The Ft. Lupton Fire District has indicated the fire district has nn objections to the proposal. 4. The Town of Ft. Lupton has indicated they have no objection to the proposed compressor station. 5. The Town of Frederick has indicated they have no objections to the proposal. 6. The Weld County Health Dept. has indicated the proposed facility is in compliance with State Health standards and regulations pertaining to sanitary disposal systems, air quality, and water quality. 7. The Weld County Engineering Dept. has indicated there are no apparent engineering problems with the request. Comments: 1. The Tri-Area Planning Commission has indicated they oppose the request since it would be an interference with the Comprehensive Planning in the area. 2. The Town of Firestone Planning Commission and Town Council indicated the town is not in favor of expansion of these facilities due to the projected growth in that area. 3. The Town of Dacono Planning Commission indicated Dacono objects to this proposed expansion due to adverse environmental impacts and hPCal]sP of the proposed growth expansion of residential development in that area as outlined in the Dacono Comprehensive Plan. DATE: Septem 23, 1976 TO: The Board of County Com , issioners held County , Colorado FROM: Clerk to the Board Office Commissioners : If you have no objections , we have tentatively set the following hearing for the 3rd of November, 1976, 2:00 P.M. Colorado Interstate Gas, SUP, Natural Gas Compressor Station r I e • 9 ICE OF IiE LERh TO THE BOARD ` Y : uty The above mentioned hearing date and hearing time may be scheduled on the agenda as stated above : I3OARD OF' COUNTY CONN1SSIONERS WELD COUNTY, COLORADO ` DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING SERVICES •r 5 !\\ PHONE (303) 356-4000 EXT 400 915 10TH STREET 11 GREELEY, COLORADO 80631 COLORADO September 30, 1977 R. L. Blaes Assistant Manager, Land Colorado Interstate Gas Company P.O. Box 1087 Colorado Springs, Colorado 80944 RE: Addition of a stand-by 600 horsepower compressor to the existing compressor facility located on Pt . of the SW* of Section 34, T2N, R67W of the 6th p.m. , Weld County, Colorado Dear Mr. Blaes : It is the determination of the Department of Planning Services staff that the request as presented in your letter dated September 22, 1977, for an additional stand-by 600 horsepower compressor to your existing compressor station facility does not constitute an expansion or enlargement of the facility approved through the Special Use Permit process. This determination was based on the fact that the additional compressor will be used only as a stand-by emergency compressor when another compressor failed to operate. It was our decision that this would not increase the impacts to surrounding land uses from the facility. However, it will still be necessary for you to obtain a building permit through the Building Inspection Department for the compressor and any additional housing necessary for the stand-by compressor. I trust this has answered your inquiry. If you have any further questions with regard to this matter, please do not hesitate to contact our office. Respectfully, -70)/(T.7)(V A-6 Ken McWilliams Assistant Zoning Administrator KM: sap DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING SERVICES 40 WELD COUNTY CENTENNIAL CENTER to. 915 th STREET GREELEY,COLORADO ADO 80631 GARY Z. FORTNER DIRECTOR OF PLANNING OPHONE (303) 356-4000,EXT.400 • COLORADO August 11 , 1976 B. C. Stenzel Colorado Interstate Gas Company 2402 Prudential Plaza Denver, CO 80201 RE: Request for a Special Use Permit for a natural gas compressor station on a parcel of land described as part of the SW4 of Section 34, T2N, R67W of the 6th P.M. , Weld County, Colorado. Dear Mr. Stenzel : Your application and related materials for the above described request are complete and in order. As I discussed with Mr. Jobe on August 10, 1976, the noise study done by Engineering Dynamics needs to be coordinated with the study done. by the same firm for the adjacent Amoco facility. At this point the Planning Commission staff would recommend that Colorado Interstate Gas Company follow the same steps which Amoco will implement on their adjacent facility to reduce the noise impact in the area. In order to avoid a delay in the processing of this application, our office needs to receive your pro- posal for noise abatement as soon as possible and preferably by August 18, 1976. I have tentatively scheduled the hearing by the Weld County Planning Commission for September 7, 1976. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact our office. Respectfully, --f/(-it i lt i j cD� �{�� cct�v�ti� Ken McWilliams Assistant Zoning Administrator KM/pr cc Wayne Jobe Colorado Interstate Gas Company WELD COUNTY COMMISSIONERS P. 0. Box 1087 GLENN K. BILLINGS Colorado Springs, CO 80944 VICTOR JACOBUCCI ROY MOSER NORMAN CARLSON JUNE STEINMARK .r I Colorado Interstate Gas Company P O BOX 1087•COLORADO SPRINGS,COLORADO 80944•(303)473-2300 September 22, 1977 ' v:tl ��A Co�ntY v Director �, •�y;�oe Department of Planning Services � Co+ Weld County cfl��`6l , �� Greeley, CO 80631 O. ATTENTION: Mr. Gary Fortner Re: Spindle Compressor Additon Dear Mr. Fortner: Colorado Interstate Gas Company holds under easement rights en a tract of land, 220 feet by 180 feet, located in the Southwest Quarter (SW1/4) of Section Thirty-four (34) , Township Two (2) North, Range Sixty-seven (67) West, Weld County, Colorado. Colorado Interstate Gas has installed upon this tract of land four natural gas compressor engines along with related facil- ities for the purpose of compression of natural gas gathered from Spindle Gas Field for transmission to its customers. To prevent curtailment of the transmission of the gas, we are re- questing that we be issued a building permit for the instal- lation of a fifth compressor, which will be six hundred (600) horsepower, along with a building for housing the engine. This engine is to be used as a standby emergency facility only, and will be located on additional land obtained by an easement from Sheldon R. Sickler and Anna May Sickler, husband and wife, as shown on the attached sketch. Your cooperation in this matter will be greatly appreciated. Very truly yours, R.L. BLAES Asst. Manager, Land RLB:ch enc GENERAL' r.,,,_Form 72-f/69 ESTIMATE SKETCH AI I /' n Q'r DATE: l/ U N E' \ :; ) 1 C 7 COLORADO INTERSTATE GAS COMPANY W. 0. NO.:Q3q 931 9COOLI ri STARTING DATE: riNORTHWEST PIPELINE CORPORATION REVISION NO.: EST. COMP. DATE: BUDGET NO.: n COMPANY 1><CONTRACT RELATED DWG.:LOCATION: S c C i 3 2 4 ` N - (A 7 W COUNTY: w E L. n D STATE: \ C L-0. DESCRIPTION OF WORK: SJP \/Y L 13, NIO AIND D7'. CIr; F.' Atvf E - TP Tloy r0 T.XTg_. IA 1NIC.- THE /AST ±-' k(-)PENS~( LINE. OUT -"/C7 ' TO /-DL) AN riDDi7-!on/AL Cvr,1t- is: ,= So i•,-,. / REQUESTED BY: E/Yt`1N,;E-,'IA1( APPROXIMATE MILEAGE: PROJECT ENGINEER: DAN kl /Ll./4F'7$ RANGE: 6'71V . ' I I f i I • , I • I /i/'R771 /3o? L,v i S,PtNpLE I 0 CoteiPFI,E. %0P. v. n, IV k. 1 ipr i ICI 11 Sot/TH or? LA/ o i - ; - —1 j/ I r --------- - 220 1 -- - I a ISSUE For s�evEY JUN 14 77 PREPARED BY• D S \A/ SCALE (IF ANY): Freehand sketch of location of proposed installation to be constructed or retired showing relative location of existing faciliticti in area. Colorado Interstate Gas Company-SUP Development Standards 1 . The permitted use on the hereon described parcel of land shall be facilities for a natural gas compressor station as shown on the plans. Major facilities shall be limited to: a. Two 225 horsepower natural gas engine/compressor units and auxiliary equipment. • b. One 30' x 60' prefabricated commercial building, which shall house the two 225 horsepower compressor units, c. Two 650 horsepower natural gas engine/compressor units and auxiliary equipment, and d. A 30' x 44' additim } to the prefabricated structure to house the two 650 horsepower compressor units. 2. The facility shall comply with all County and State Health Standards and regulations pertaining to air quality, water quality, noise emission, and sanitary disposal systems. The noise emission shall not exceed 70 dbA at the property line. 3. Upon termination of the operation of the compressor station, all facilities and structures shall be removed to 30" below grade. The site shall be re- claimed to a farmable state. 4. The Special Use Permit area shall be maintained in such a manner so as to prevent soil erosion, fugitive dust, and the growth of noxious weeds. 5. Access shall be limited to the one access off County Road 19 as shown hereon. 6. A buried 6' diameter by 5' high fiberglass tank shall be installed to collect the liquids removed by the scrubber and any other liquid wastes which might be discharged by the compressors. These wastes shall be pumped out and hauled away to any approved disposal site. 7. Sanitary facilities shall consist of a self-contained portable toilet. The waste shall be pumped out and hauled away to an approved disposal site. 8. The Special Use Permit shall be limited to the plans submitted and governed by the development standards stated above and applicable Weld County regul- ations. Any changes to the plans and/or development standards shall require approval of another Special Use Permit before such changes shall be allowed. Ezi, Colorado Interstate Gas Company PO BOX 749• DENVER COLORADO 80201 • (303)572-1131 m July 9, 1976 Zoning Administrator Weld County P. 0. Box 758 Greeley, Colorado 80611 Re: Spindle Compressor Station Dear Mr. Honn: In compliance with Weld County procedures and requirements pertaining to the application for a permit to install compression facilities on the Sheldon R. Sickler property in Section 34-T2N-R67W, we have notified the landowners within 500' in all directions that a public hearing will be held on this matter. Very truly yours, ( Stel Supervisor, Land cc: Land , , , v Co/ do Interstate Gas Company P O BOX 1087•COLORADO SPRINGS COLORADO' 544 •(3^3)473-2300 April 29, 1976 Weld County Planning Commission 1516 Hospital Road Greeley, CO 80631 Attention: Gary Fortner, Director Re: Spindle Compressor Station Gentlemen: Colorado Interstate Gas Company has proved necessity and has Federal Power Commission approval for this project (Docket CP76-177) . The company is ready to start construction and will need to proceed if they are to meet the demands of the energy market by the fall 1976 season. Colorado Interstate Gas Company agrees to meet all reasonable County Standards, as of today, that will be prescribed by the Board of Weld County Commissioners and will go through the normal procedures to obtain a special use permit. This letter is in accordance with the instructions of Glenn K. Billings, Chairman of the Weld County Board of Commissioners, whose approval, dated April 28, 1976, appears on the preliminary plot plan (#SP1-0-2A) on file in the Weld County Building Inspector's office. Sincerely, CHAS. W. CHAPMAN Manager, Land By: R. M. Freeman Land Agent RMF:ljs • 4 Colorado Interstate Gas Company P O BOX 1087•COLORADO SPRINGS,COLORADO 80944•(303)473-2300 m April 14, 1976 Weld County Planning Commission Greeley, Colorado Attention: Weld County Planning Director Re: Spindle Compressor Station Gentlemen: Enclosed please find our land plat 88U-25 1/8 covering our Spindle Compressor Station. We intend to install a compressor engine and related facilities on this site. We enclose a xerox copy of a perpetual easement covering the land which is required for this installation. We respectfully request exemption from the special use as we believe this parcel of land is not within the purview of Chapter 106-2-33 CRS (1963) as amended and, therefore, should be exempt from the definition of the terms "subdivision" and "subdivided land." We will appreciate your submitting this letter to the Board of County Commissioners and respectfully request that they adopt a resolution exempting the proposed division of said land from the statutory definition of the terms "subdivision" and "subdivided land" as set forth in subsections (3) (a) and (b) of 106-2-33 CRS (1963) as amended. Sincerely, Chas. W. Chapman Manager, Land By: R. M. Freeman Land Agent RMF:slm Enclosure FIELD CHECK :) J 1 FILING NUMBER NAME (._ r • ,"'"-%(',('' (' - / A-/e ,`''c: i r—f REQUEST . ' -1 L4 ;j? ' �� ;, 't - �1_ �� i r r - t. / •c' `, ,, ,c-::1•A)LEGAL DISCRIPTION f. ,--1 ,c-::1•A) Y \ �,-1( .-< if _) - e, "2 -- LAND USE N ,1 E r > 5 /'; • %; -• i . t) ZONING N LOCATION �) y1,q ; /i, ,, / E 1, 1' , o "\ I r' W COMMENTS : •"r l✓,jY- g I h'/( �4 I f(_ .�• I+ I '-.-4; l / i r S.7'1- it ,t, / ,//l• • i i By / s• ",��'�. • ,_,--.../4.1,-,,s O,-,i • NOTICE Pursuant to the zoning laws of the State of Colorado, a public hearing will be held in the Chambers of the Board of County Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado, Weld County Complex, 915 10th Street, Greeley, Colorado, at the time specified. All persons in any manner interested in the Special Use Permit are requested to attend and may be heard. BE IT ALSO KNOWN that the text and maps so certified by the Weld County Planning Commission may be examined in the Office of the Clerk to the Board of County Commissioners, located in the Weld County Complex, 915 10th Street, Third Floor, Greeley, Colorado. Docket No. 76-39 Colorado Interstate Gas P. 0. Box 1087 Colorado Springs, Colorado 80944 Date: November 3, 1976 Time: 2:00 P.M. Request: Special Use Permit, Natural Gas Compressor Station A tract of land, 220 feet by 180 feet, in the Southwest Quarter (SW%) of Section Thirty-four (34) , Township Two (2) North, Range Sixty-seven (67) West, Weld County, Colorado, more particularly described as follows: Commencing at the Southwest corner of the SW1 of Section 34 Township 2 North, Range 67 West; thence North 39 degrees 53 minutes East 1021.49 feet to the place of beginning; thence South 89 degrees 49 minutes East 220 feet to a point; thence North 0 degrees 12 minutes West 180 feet to a point; thence North 89 degrees 49 minutes West 220 feet to a point; thence South 0 degrees 12 minutes East 180 feet to the place of beginning, containing .909 acres, more or less. THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WELD COUNTY, COLORADO BY: MARY ANN FEUERSTEIN COUNTY CLERK AND RECORDER AND CLERK TO THE BOARD BY: Jeanne Lou Heimbuck, Deputy Dated: September 29, 1976 Published: October 1, 1976 and October 22, 1976 in the Greeley Booster //I / N(I ICF: cunt to the •r"ning laws of the ...-,tatt at ('ulorado, a puhla' heating 1t,ii h' held in th. 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November 1971; 'C1 a'I 2 "II 1'JL la's •I Spatial 1'-e L''twit N,nu1 I (LI, ('otnptessor Station t ,,I land, 2211 feet 1( 1, in the Suutllwet.t (.;1(.n I. of 5, t,nn Thu'tt-t"I'I T , t ,hip Tv,,,, (2) \' i'l, I tan_' 51415--t it a (07) AA, -t \1 t IC t I,nr,,y l'' 1uradn. )non I'a- Lt 1, ;1' (1' ct.1,,d a,: fnllos Int; of the South,t,-t t,r' , ul the SVV'i1 of Sei U"i' I} 'C,',;•nship I Not th, Rang' ' It' thence North ']9 del_ 5, , le. East 1021 1 i le' I "' ti" '.l,"e of be_ununa, th,u' 5.,, ' sI der'm'a, i9 11111'a' 22)) tent to a pain t t'1(1.,' ::u,'lh II dc'•te„ l2 HIM- AV( .t 1st) t,,t t,, ,' paint t'.' .'I N.11 th i ' 1 _tee, I'' 1ann,'tts West __11 tett to .� pnr.t thence South II d' - 12 i'1 notes Last t;II plate 1(t bepnlntni' (Troia;';"ia .'•1(!i art' ,, mot, 'r le ; S.pt(mL, , TdiF: BO VII) O1, (Oi-iT'1 l'llt'i WELD ('O1'\'l'T,, (O!.OII V)O Ii1 Jury .Awt l',.lac in l'u linty Clerk anti Ile,ur,le, And ('letk to the L'oard 1i}. Jeanne Lon Iie,mhucic, I),'puty , t'' "t 1, 1'l •,d ("1,+ ,r�_ , 1''Is III tilt III et NOTICE Pursuant to the zoning laws of the State of Colorado, a public hearing will be held in the Chambers of the Board of County Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado, Weld County Complex, 915 10th Street, Greeley, Colorado, at the time specified. All persons in any manner interested in the Special Use Permit are requested to attend and may be heard. BE IT ALSO KNOWN that the text and maps so certified by the Weld County Planning Commission may be examined in the Office of the Clerk to the Board of County Commissioners, located in the Weld County Complex, 915 10th Street, Third Floor, Greeley, Colorado. Docket No. 76-39 Colorado Interstate Gas P.O. Box 1087 Colorado Springs, Colorado 80944 Date: November 3, 1976 - Time: 2: 00 P.M. Request: Special Use Permit, Natural Gas Compressor Station Approximately three miles Northwest of Ft. Lupton, Colorado. THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WELD COUNTY, COLORADO BY: MARY ANN FEUERSTEIN COUNTY CLERK AND RECORDER AND CLERK TO THE BOARD BY: Jeannette Ordway, Deputy Dated: September 29, 1976 from the Office of Greeley, Colorado TILE BOARD OF -COUNT OMMISSIONERS WELL) COUNTY, COLOI __ October 1, 1976 19 Publisher : Please insert the enclosed notice in your issue the week of October 1R, 1976 one time only. Regarding payment, complete the enclosed voucher and forward it to us. When returning the voucher, please include an affidavit of publication so we may complete our files . Thank you for your cooperation. Sincerely, Docket #76-39 THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WELD COUNTY, COLORADO BY : Mary Ann Feuerstein County Clerk and Recorder and Clerk to the Board ) �s B y: 4 D -puty County Clerk RECEIPT IPlT_ �®[R (nth u uu - " 23c (;::_ p®stap,o) SENT TO —=ti ==J._, :,t�_ Ft. Lupton Press STREET AND NO. 415 Denver Avenue - LO P.0, STATE AND ZIP CODE gn • SENDER Complete item; I,2,and 3 CO I F t. Lupton,_ CO 80621 _ Add your address in the "RETURN TO" space on rever r T se C TI0NAL SERVICES FOR ADDITIONAL FEES __ *x,, „ ,. , R�YI'RtJ 1. ShOrIs to 1-, :.-.1 c-'d dcto delivered 160 m 1. The following service is requested (check one). CO With ccutc-y to addre-sco only .. 650 a RECEIPT 2. Shoop to c_`c�,;_- C ar9 e,i cTo Colivcred . 350 El Show to whom and date delivered 15 s czviCES D With de!i�er;to addressee only _II5^ 3 Show to whom, date,& address of delivery.. 350 DELIVER TO ADDRESSEE ONLY _ _ • 50d ® SPECIAL D[LIVERY (outro fco oc, t*ca) 0 lIl RESTRICTED DELIVERY. „ , .., Z PS Farm f�0 JC:S14i1AfJCE COMM' 'F?AVPITE1) Show to whom and date delivered....._----- 650 liA El RESTRICTED DELIVERY. Show to whom, date, and address of delivery 85? A 2. ARTICLE ADDRESSED TO: c Ft. Lupton Press i 415 Denver Ave m Ft. Lupton, CO 80621 01 3. ARTICLE DESCRIPTION: I REGISTERED NO CERTIFIED NO. INSURED NO. in 2R1e54 to (Always obtain signature of addressee or agent) m I have received the article described above GSIGNATURE , ❑ Addrrrssee ❑ Authorized,agent .""� k.,,p-"'".w4,.3 e+s-• : ',`._.,r - r.''h.-a._ R-'✓yid' V•s^� pA C 4 i _L j_J a , . of . - 1 'AZ ,,,,R...- x DATE OF DELIVERY r POST,li1AftC\ -•� O• 47 o C 5 ADDRESS (CorOplete only If requested) i / n , �CO` ni 9, m• 6. UNABLE TO DELIVER BECAUSE: _ a L E DOC 76-39 t ,, , , ',+: • , - ,' r..PO 10)5—O-5RA-0a7 ,� r November 3, 1976 I hereby certify that pursuant to a notice dated September 29, 1976, duly published October 1, 1976 and October 22, 1976 in the Greeley Booster, a public hearing was held on the request of Colorado Interstate Gas, for a Special Use Permit, natural gas compressor station. After discussion motion was made by Commissioner Carlson to approve the request with the development standards as stated by the Planning Commission. 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MEETING f Rr_rr,RED ,a; --i SURROUNDING PROPERTY OMMNERS y,' 1 I ,v1 it 1.4 I AIRPHOTO/VICINITY MAP ipaoliver 044 `( , h SENT TO COUNTY ATT,;RNEY ' - J2 ' - y4 _ . --- --=I APPROVAL OF COUNTY ATTORNEY 7" ) �7�-Tom' 1��'-----' �y-___.- PUBLICATION BY: __,/t/4 ' �_1 SIGN POSTED BY: _42,4- _ __ _________ Posted: IA; - I -_— -4 SURROUNDING PROPERTY OWNERS NOTIFIED BY: 0,-3)24 lea?3 [ � i FIELD CHECK AND REPORT �7/� 7,1' r �___'- �I_.R REFERRALS: ((OMO�_F-TINCO';PLLTCVI/A : I { COM ENTS - -- - -- --- ' - - I --PRELIMINARY STAFF COMMENTS ri16/74I y_� y�//STAFF CONFERENCE it i ;eV/ STAFF COMMENTS W/ ! _ _ , __J P.C. HEARING ACTION: _ 'r 0 v4 I _! _ _L C' F Yc I P.C. RESOLUTION I .„7/.2I _p-L_- \A. CASE SENT TO CLERK; TO BOARD i7- X >( -' I SIGN POSTED } -----_-i - _ C.C. HEARING �(., AC .iON r�?_��L l ----- 1 ,- 7 I -?',' ' ' VEt C.C. RESOLUTION E CIV I i {�L. ION RECEIVED [1 m (o__P R_ I HISTORY CARD COMPLETE Ok-O240 P _ 1_ - � ., UT_ON _ T� D.',:',77: ', CHI �-7 C.C. RESOLUTION.r tiF . IOC - -- DRAFTED ON MYLAP. 111-1e-76I /UT: I II DOCUMENT SENT TO CLERK A : r � ER I I P.C. MINUTES U_V_' - 7,(1)I __Da I N.-. fi CASE/FILE COMP' E'-- Weld County Planning :ommissi-)n .>( ivice5 Building, ;recley, Cobra l FOR PLANNING DEPARTMENT USE ON1 Y: 04 ' "UMHLR : SEC: TWP aA'.' _. —_ =a.�I�' !?rTP: LAND CODE: T: S: 1/± _ - — — KEY: SUB/DIV CODE: SUB BLK: !PT: -- - ---- ------------ _1 " REFER TO: t? T C) ,X' 1) D'kTL• :+ • C'l l' Kf i! BY: 2) DATE: ------- -- F'' :PT NO. 3 /7/? A 3) Tit TE• —_- : I_";L DECS . APPRVL: — — 4) D'.T79Lie2 .OO *lee 72-11, el9/21 f:; TO BE COMPLETED BY APPLICANT IN ACCORDANCE ''i :'-I PROC>=-LURAL O;JlL1. RE U I REMENTS: Print a: type only, except for necessary signatures: I, (we) the undersigned, heresy request a hearing l o.r re -t.':e 'held County Planning Commissi concerning a proposed Special Use Pr-rr:--'-t f2r t' c {' l!' ': deccr i Led unincorporated area ^f Weld County: LEGAL DESCRIPTION of contiguous property owned : ; vL' rn oecial Use Permit is proposed: (see attached sheet) y_ LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF SPECIAL USE PERMIT AREA: A tract of land, 220 feet by 180 feet in the Southwest Quarter (SW'k) of Section Thirty-four (34), Township Two (2) North, Range Sixty- seven (67) West, Weld County, Colorado, more particularly described as follows: Commencing at the Southwest corner of the SW'k of Section 34, Township 2 North, Range 67 West; thence North 39 degrees 53 minutes East 1021.49 feet to the place of beginning; thence South 89 degrees 49 minutes East 220 feet to a point; thence North 0 degrees 12 minutes West 180 feet to a point; thence North 89 degrees 49 minutes West 220 feet to a point; thence South 0 degrees 12 minutes Eas'-t 180 feet to the place of beginning, containing .909 acres, more or less. STREET LOCI:TION: ZONF --- -s----- PROPOSED USE: Natural Gas Compressor Station REASON: To pump processed gas from Amoco's Spindle Plant to CIG's mainline. FEE OWNERS OF AREA PROPOSED .='iR PFCIAL USE: 57Q- li2 g NAME: Colorado Interstate Gas Co. ADDRESS: P. 0. Box_ 1087_ S2gsTEL: _ 303-473-2300 NAME: ADDRESS: CO 80944 TEL: NAME: ADDRES : ---- -_- - ' -- TEL: - - I hereby depose and state under the penalties c. T' ar all statI:aents, proposa' . and/or plans suhm_ttod with or 'nntain•3d thi ; a . . uatirn are +rue and correct tot best of 'ry kriowled9c. COUNTY OF !'1ELD — ) Colorado Interstate Gas Co. STATE OF COLORADO By ��— . :r : r ,,t :ror;_� Aceat R. Frank Williams, Sr. Vice-President Subscribed and sworn to herore ;re this .7....v day 1 — �- 9 1' %r �,e4p / 29-� S'C'ARY SEAL My Commission expires �s >f c.> .� f97/ V LEGAL DESCRIPTION of contiguous property owned upon which Special Use Permit is proposed: South half of Section Thirty-four (34), Township Two (2) North, Range Sixty-Seven (67) West, Weld County, Colorado less a tract of land Six- hundred Sixty feet (660') by Nine-hundred Ninety feet (990' ) in the South east corner owned by Amoco. RECEIPT WELD COUNTY, COLORADO PLANNING COMMISSION GREELEY, COLORADO 80631 DATE . r7 19 7L RECEIPT N0. 7 8 3 3 6,4,,,,,,iRECEIVED FROM L'' t-'/"" "_ ""4. DV-a �_ NO. TYPE VALUATION FEE ACCT. NO. 01301022 MISC. BOOKS 01301022 ZONE,SUBDIV. & R.E. `I 01301021 SIGN PERMIT te,` QI?)7( 01301022 MAPS AND PRINTING 0130102 SUP's�CUP's& MHP's (( 0-S" (90 01301022 VARIANCE 01302215 INC. TOWNS/PLNG. ASSIST. 01302221 STATE 01302222 H.B. 1041 ❑ , ❑ CASH CHECK M.O. " 676.: , TOTAL BY i/r � 712L � CUSTOM COPY J //d ii--. % 3.) . / r. OFFICE OF THE WELD COUNTY WELD COUNTY INSPECTION DEPARTMENT — Building Permit — 1516 HOSPITAL ROAD HEALTH DEPARTMENT BUILDING 6 y I CC -3 -1,-/ // r/ '/ GREELEY, COLORADO 80631 1 / ( i / ' ' L ' , L r \ PH 1303) 353 2212 ExT 230 / ‘ .� 1 \ti N o. \\0,c20/^//- !:_ C. � err' . /.:7t, � 4 b IMPORTANT Complete All Items Mark boxes where applicable NAME i / + PHONE L - , _ /'' i1 / I`. +-C , " - r 4 _ 11 G {, , - .L •:y.t. /1 /4- / . ., ,! f `- . !, ( , ADDRESS ' ? • - i/i-' /4. ' ,,,,r C. ./ / ,,)/ '4- "% C A 4,-- _ r i, ' - -, --,./.."-7 CITY-STATE-ZIP . r r ii Lot Block Census Tract )/ "if'11.c c.: f --, /, i r.( F,;.' : - /.E r ,•:- A SUBDIVISION CO;Rb,,O. LEGAL DESCRIPTION y��_- _ r f / `-fit,L 1 /7 � 1 ,/- Section �� 1, T G-- ,N.,R. C' / W Zoning District CL� 1 f (r- tit, L I ( 1� (I 6 r Distance from Lot Lines N r r r / , •r / , S r " , E L.-1i, ' , ' ' ,W i, � 4: - • Yee /, ., ,3 ,0 II TYPE AND COST OF BUILDING — All applicants complete Parts A — D Attach Detailed Plans A TYP 'OF IMPROVEMENT D PROPOSED USE All ew building Residential (Omit cents) ❑Addition (If residential, enter number C. COST /' $ ❑One family of new housing units added, if any, --•,,...-',', in Part D, 131 Cost of Improvement r. r.,' 1 /'/ 1 3 c ❑Two or more family — Enter ❑Alteration (See 2 above) To be installed but not uncle Jed number of units . in the above price ID Transient hotel, motel, ❑Repair, replacement or dormitory — Enter number ❑Movable Structure of units _ E1 Moving (relocation) a. Electrical ❑Garage — Single ❑ Double 0 ❑Foundation only b. Plumbing Attached ❑ Detached ❑ ❑steel Building c. Heating,air conditioning ❑Carport B OWNERSHIP d. Other (elevator,etc.) ❑Patio -- Attached C) Detached ❑ - $ j ❑Basement Yes ❑ No 0 j,❑Private (individual, corporation, non "it Partial C7 Full ❑ profit institution, etc 1 L 7 Retaining wall ❑Fence ❑Public (Federal State, or - I local government) 4J Other - Specify %/, ,' /// / ,, //'t- ' COST (TOTAL) (Omit cents) Nonresidential -- Describe in detail proposed use of buildings, e g, food processing plant, machine shop, laundry building at hospital, elementary Cost of improvement $ school, secondary school, college, parking garage for department store,rental office building, office building at industrial plant If use of existing building is being changed, enter proposed use 1 ,' w I CV- ,t i L - � _ . t:f ! '. , _ F! ,d" L .ii‹- -(•-,7;i , _ •- / / -', i/t/ '_ - 1 1 , , -) ',t' r r{r'L Li / I. ;l, — ( ;,;/ .. /' -/`/' _ — /<.'' t' % ' 1 / .4. , A. '(.1 ,�f ' . E PRINCIPAL TYPE OF FRAME 0 TYPE OF SAGE DISPOSAL J DIMENSIONS ` Number d stones ❑Masonry (wall bearing) L7 Public or rivate company ..... ❑Woad frame Total squar .feet of floor L1 Individual (septic area, all floors;.pased on ex- r❑Structural steel tank, etc ) • tenor dimension . .... ... . y❑Reinforced concrete NAME Dimensions i. ❑Brick veneer H TYPE OF WATER SUPPLY Total land area, sq ft ❑Other -- Specifiy --- L]Pu c or private company K NUMBER, OF OFF-STREET [I Indivi al (well, cistern) PARKING`SPACES F PRINCIPAL TYPE OF HEATING ...Ns' i Enclosed FUEL NAME Outdoors �� ❑Gas I TYPE OF MECHANICAL L REST ENTIAL BUILDINGS ❑Oil Will th a be central air ONLY GO ndlti0 'i(19? ❑Electricity \ ❑Coat Cl Yes L 7 No Numbe f bedrooms Partial ❑Other -- Specify_.____ Will there be a�elevator? L1 Yes \ [7 No Number of bathroomsI 1 NOTICE The applicant, his agents and employees shall comply with all the rules, regulations, restrictions and requirements of the Weld County Zoning Regulations ancl the Uniform Building Code governing location,construction and erection of the hereinabove proposed structure for which the permit is granted. Violation of any of the rules or regulations applicable may result in the revocation of this permit The Building Inspector or his agents are authorized to order the immediate cessation of construction at any time a violation of the rules and regulations appears to have occurred. The applicant is required to call for inspection at various stages of the completion of the construction and in accordance with the aforesaid rule, the applicant shall give the Building Inspector not less than one day's notice to perform such inspection In the event construction is not commenced within 60 days of the issuance of this permit, then the same is automatically void and of no further force in effect Cessation of work for a period of 120 continuous days shall cause the permit herein issued to be void Signature of a¢pJwant�t, ,1�`s• /..,, Address Application date OFFICE USE FEES INSPECTIONS ' ` Approved Date 1 -�( Building permit A.--?-,74.) rooting —-- -- A py oy�% '5'5-. 1:,‘. Waierproolinq ))Receipt No ------ 1 /!^<- Plumbing_ —..dry _ ___— / _ r, cQ" / TOTAL -),, • -• . I raining yivil / / 1 Building Dept White .� 2 Applicant Pink 3 Assessor Yellow i , ' 4 Inspector's Goldenrod Si 'F.cy.,,. DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS SPINDLE COMPRESSOR STATION A. DESCRIPTION OF FACILITIES 1. Present Two (2) 225 horsepower natural gas engine/compressor units and auxiliary equipment for pumping 19 million standard cubic feet of natural gas from 600 psig to the pressure required to enter CIG's 22" Wyoming mainline 6 miles away (present maximum discharge 850 psig). These units are housed in a 30' x 60' prefabricated commercial building. This is a Federal Power Commission certi- ficated installation. 2. Future Because of increased drilling permitted in the field we plan to install two (2) additional 600 horsepower compressor units before the end of 1976. Any changes reducing or increasing the size of the installation will have to be certificated by the Federal Power Commission. Above increases are subject to approval by the Weld County Commissioners with additional sound studies. We expect a field life of three (3) years. B. OPERATION 24 hours/day - 365 days/year Operator - one man 1 hour/day Maintenance - 1 man 8 hours every month 4 men 40 hours every 2 years Office Headquarters - E. Denver Station, Aurora, Colorado C. ABANDONMENT OF OPERATION Equipment to be removed from site and foundation to be removed to depth of 3 feet below grade with hole filled with top soil and left in a farmable state. Easement terminates. D. WASTE DISPOSAL All liquid wastes are piped to an underground tank to be pumped out and hauled away. There is a self-contained Porta-John on the site. All facilities comply with county and state Health Regulations. J DRAFT DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS FOR SPINDLE COMPRESSOR STATION PURPOSE OF STATION: Amoco Spindle plant is under contract to Colorado Interstate Gas Company (CIG) to deliver processed gas to the meter run adjacent to their property at pressures not to exceed 600 pounds per square inch gauge (psig). This gas travels through a six inch line approximately twelve miles to CIG's 22 inch main line. Amoco Spindle has been delivering the gas up to 700 psig when the volumes are around 15 million standard cubic feet a day (MMSCFD). Because of increased drilling and larger production capability in this gas field the volume has increased from a maximum of 15 MMSCFD to 23 MMSCFD and is expected to increase more than 50 MMSCFD before the end of the year. This increase in volume coupled with CIG's requirement for higher mainline pressures to help in storage injection has caused Amoco's discharge pressure to rise above 700 psig. When this happens, Amoco must flare the excess gas which is a dreadful waste of natural resources. The CIG Spindle Compressor Station will pull Amoco's discharge back down below the 700 psig to stop the flaring. The first two small units are designed to handle the gas that is presently available (approximately 20 MMSCFD) . The two larger units tentatively plan for installation by the end of October and will pump an additional 40 MMSCFD. Because of the accelerated production of this field its life expectancy has fallen to three years. Our easement states that when CIG no longer used the site for a compressor station the easement terminates and the land will f be returned to the owner in the original conditon i.e. suitable for dry wheat farming. DESCRIPTION OF FACILITIES: The original installation will consist of two 225 horsepower (HP) natural gas engine/compressor units housed in a three (3) bay building, 30' wide by 66° long. The building is a prefabricated commercial Butler Building. Gas piping for these units is included at this facility. A scrubber is installed to remove any liquids intraned in the gas before it is compressed. A buried 6' diameter by 5' high fiberglass tank is installed to collect the liquid removed by the scrubber or any waste liquids such as lubricants or antifreeze that might be discharged from the compressors. There will be a self-contained Porta-John facility on the site. Both the portable toilet and the fiberglass sump tank will be pumped out and the material will be hauled away for disposal or recycling. The only utility on the site will be electricity for building and yard lights. Lights will only be used when personnel are working on the site. In October we expect to add two 600 HP units. This addition, . as well as the original installation is dependent upon the Federal Power Commission (FPC) Certifications. To add these new units we will add two new 22' bays to the existing building. The building will then be 88' long by 30' wide. No other facilities will be added other than piping for these units. These facilities will comply with all local, state and federal regulations. ./ OPERATION OF FACILITIES: We expect at least one of the 225 HP units will run 24 hours a day every day and the second unit will run at least 757 of the time. When the 600 HP units are added we expect the two 225 HP units will be spare and the large units will run as above (1 - 100%, 1-75%). One man will spend an hour each day on the site to inspect the operation. Other than this the units will run unattended. We expect one man to spend eight hours a month there to do minor maintenance on the units. We expect to have four men there for forty hours every two years to perform major maintenance i.e., complete overhaul of the units. The Headquarters Office for this facility is at East Denver Station, P. 0. Box 368, Aurora, Colorado 80010, telephone 364-2631. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT: This operation is very small compared to the Amoco installation and with its proximity noise pollution cannot be detected by the local residents. Natural Gas burning engine is the cleanest combustion engine available. No liquid wastes will be allowed to pollute the area. All such waste will be stored and trucked away. COLORADO INTERSTATE GAS COMPANY Mary E. Edwards , Assistant Secretary of COLORADO INTERSTATE GAS COMPANY, hereby certifies that the following are the duly elected officers of such Corporation: Harold Burrow Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer Oscar S. Wyatt, Jr. Vice Chairman of the Board Thomas L. Pelican President and Chief Operating Officer Peter J. King, Jr. Executive Vice President Robert H. Mahon Senior Vice President Homer H. Martin, Jr. Senior Vice President R. Frank Williams Senior Vice President John T. Baker Vice President Clyde E. Milligan Vice President Kenneth M. O'Connell Vice President James R. Paul Vice President - Finance G. L. Richards Vice President Henry E. Brown Secretary and General Counsel Jerome T. Weil Treasurer and further certifies that under the Bylaws of the Corporation the President or any Vice President is authorized on behalf of the Corporation to execute any deed, contract , bond, debenture, note or other obligations or evidences of indebtedness , or proxy, or other instrument requiring the signature of the officers of the Corporation. She further certifies that the following are the duly appointed officers of such Corporation: . Jon R. Whitney Controller William I. Blount Assistant Vice President Robert R. Olson Assistant Vice President Edwyn R. Sherwood Assistant General Counsel and Assistant Secretary William F. Cameron Assistant Treasurer Dixie Lee Cobham Assistant Secretary Mary E. Edwards Assistant Secretary A. Ray Kimmons Assistant Secretary W. J. Knight, Jr. Assistant Secretary Gordon L. Dady Assistant Secretary Robert W. Randall Assistant Secretary Bernard W. Schrader Assistant Secretary T. A. Simpson Assistant Secretary and further certifies that under the Bylaws of the Corporation the Secretary or any Assistant Secretary os authorized on behalf of the Corporation to attest the signature of the President or any Vice President, and to affix the corporate seal to any document so attested. Dated this 16th day of March, 1976 . 7,--(...7. e. z.g.....„4___,_____ Assistant Secretary i - 2 - AMMENDMENT NO. 1 NOISE SURVEY SPINDLE COMPRESSOR STATION Weld County, Colorado September 1976 Prepared By: Howard N. McGregor Registered Professional Engineer State of Colorado rfrc__ wwwww N. 464 wGISTc,e pF 0; *If <� 0 p /ALE 30 creaeu- engineering dyno-rics, inc Introduction This ammendment to a report titled, "Noise Survey Spindle Compressor Station, Weld County, Colorado" dated June 1976 is submitted in response to the request of Mr. Wayne G. Jobe, Project Engineer of the Colorado Interstate Gas Company, Colorado Springs, Colorado. The purpose of this ammendment is to evaluate the acoustical impact of the planned addition to the facility of two White 8G-825 650 H.P. engines in addition to the existing two Cat - G379NA 225 H.P. engines. angincering dynamics. Inc I . Noise Level Computation In order to estimate the sound level as a function of distance from the compressor facility it is necessary to determine the acoustic output of the combination of four engines. These computations follow: Engine Type Mechanical Exhaust Noise Noise Cat - G379NA 85.9 dB (A) 98.8 dB (A) 225 H.P. @ 23 ft @ 23 ft White 8G825 94.8 dB (A) 103 .80 dB (A) 650 H.P. @23 ft @ 23 ft Total Noise 98.34 dB (A) 108 dB (A) @ 23 ft @ 23 ft Less Building Attenuation -20 -0 Less Muffler Attenuation -0 -35 Equivalent Source Level 78. 34 73.00 Total Equivalent Source 79. 5 dB (A) @ 23 ft These computations include additional building sound isolation measures and the installation of Maxim M-51 mufflers rather than the standard mufflers. The attenuation provided by this muffler is shown below as a function of frequency: cngincering dynamics Inc , Frequency Attenuation (Hz) (dB) 31. 5 2 63 10 125 25 250 32 500 37 1000 31 2000 28 4000 27 8000 27 Given 79.5 dB (A) at 23 ft, the 70 dB (A) limitation will be equaled at 68 ft. This prediction is conservative because the sound levels estimated for the new White 8G825 engines are the highest predictable. Therefore, it is possible that the 70 dB (A) limitations will be achieved at a shorter distance. In either case, sound level measurements will be made by Engineering Dynamics, Inc. upon completion of the proposed compressor station additions, and, if necessary, further attenuation measures will be implemented to insure that the 70 dB (A) limitation is met. Additional sound control measures may include increases in the sound absorption materials inside the station, increases in the station structure, longer exhaust pipes, redirection of exhuast pipes and additional mufflers. All these steps are practical and could be implemented without undue expense. Applying this new emission level to the ambient level data collected for the previous report, the new 50 dB (A) contour will be at a radius of 530 ft. The new 40 dB (A) contour will be at 1, 350 ft. engineering dynamics inc i II. Impact of the Proposed Addition of Two Engines With the addition of the two engines, the installation of Maxim M-51 mufflers on all four exhaust and, treatment to in- crease the building attenuation by 5 dB, the 50 dB (A) radius is predicted to decrease from 850 ft to 530 ft and the 40 dB (A) radius is estimated to decrease from 1,700 ft to 1, 350 ft. Additional compressors are planned for the adjacent AMOCO facility and, because of this addition, noise control measures are planned to offset the increased noise due to the increase of equipment. This is to be detailed in a report to AMOCO by Dr. Robert Chanaud of Engineering Dynamics, Inc. which will be published at a later date. The net result of the additional equipment and the noise control measures at the AMOCO facility will be that there will be no change to the noise levels from the AMOCO plant. Thus, the AMOCO plant will still predominate, noise wise, over the CIG facility even when the two additional engines are installed . Sound level measurements will be made at the Compressor Station boundary line by Engineering Dynamics, Inc. following installation of the proposed facilities to the Colorado Interstate Gas Company Spindle Plant. If the noise emissions exceed 70 dB (A) at this eyhhoeriy dynrrics hhc � f i P- 1 time, then additional noise attenuation measures will be im- plemented to reduce the emissions to the 70 dB (A) limitation level. engineering cvnaTics ino NOISE SURVEY SPINDLE COMPRESSOR STATION WELD COUNTY, COLORADO June 1976 Prepared By: Howard N. McGregor Registered Professional Engineer ' State of Colorado engineering cynamcs inc: V Introduction The noise survey is submitted in response to the request of Wayne G. Jobe, Project Engineer of the Colorado Interstate Gas Company, Colorado Springs, Colorado. The study shows the existing acoustical environment and impact upon this environment of the planned Spindle Compressor Station located in Sec. 34, T-2-N, R-67-W, Weld County, Colorado. ii engineering cyncnics, in Contents Introduction ii Contents iii I. General 1 A. Environmental Noise 1 B. Ambient Sound Levels 1 C. Transmission 4 D. Audibility 5 II. Measurement and Analysis Methodology 6 A. Site Locations 6 B. Measurement Methodology 6 C. Analysis Methods 7 III. Existing Acoustical Environment 8 IV4 Impact of Planned Facility Upon Existing 11 Acoustical Environment V. Conclusions 16 References 17 iii cncincering cyncmcs, Inc I. General A. Environmental Noise Noise may be defined as unwanted sound. In discussing noise it is thus necessary to consider (1) sound sources and the re- sultant levels of ambient sound (the totality of sound existing at a receiving point) ; (2) the medium through which the sound is transmitted, generally air; and (3) the receivers of the sound and their attitudes toward it. B. Ambient Sound Levels Because sound is a wave phenomenon, its two principal character- istics are the amplitude and frequency of the sound wave; these relate respectively to the intensity and pitch of the sound. Other important characteristics to be considered in a discussion of ambient sound levels are the time duration and spatial exten- sity of the sound. There are various ways of measuring these characteristics of ambient sound ; those that are of importance in the consideration of environmental noise are discussed briefly below. Sound is a pressure fluctuation superimposed on the steady barometric pressure. The intensity of sound is related to the size (amplitude) of that fluctuation. The intensity of sound is generally measured in terms on the decibel scale (dB) , a logarithmic 1 cnginccring oyncmics, inc f scale in which each increase of 10 units represents a ten-fold increase in intensity level. For example, a moderately loud sound (dB 60 to 70) have 10 to 100 times the intensity of a quiet sound (dB 50) , while a very loud sound (dB 80) has 1000 times the intensity of a quiet sound . The frequency of sound is measured in cycles per second (hertz, abbreviated Hz) . Frequency of sound is important in environmental noise considerations primarily because humans do not hear all frequencies equally loud (sound of the same intensity but different frequency have different loudnesses to the human ear) . To accom- madate this difference, measurement devices are designed to measure intensity in a way similar to that heard by the human ear. In this case the intensity scale is referred to as the dB (A) scale; This scale is the one commonly used in measuring the sounds that make up environmental noise. Frequency of sound is also important because different frequencies have different transmission character- istics, low frequency sound generally carrying farther than high sounds. The following table illustrates the dB (A) scale in terms of sounds commonly encountered : 2 or y.-;meting cyncmcs in Activity dB (A) Subjective Impression Rock Music 110-120 Uncomfortably loud Aircraft takeoff 100-110 Uncomfortably close-by Large Lawnmower 90-100 Very loud Food blender 80- 90 Very loud Urban Street (day) 70- 80 Moderately loud Conversation 60- 70 Moderately loud Residential Street 50- 60 Quiet Quiet Household 40- 50 Moderately Quiet Rural 30- 40 Very quiet The duration of a particular sound is another important con- sideration. For example, an intense sound of very short duration may be less annoying (and therefore have less impact) than a less intense sound of longer duration; however, if the short-duration sound occurs repeatedly, it may become more annoying. Various ways have been devised to measure duration of sound , generally relying on percentile levels; that is, a certain dB (A) level of sound is said to occur or be exceeded a certain percent of the time, usually 10, 50, or 90 percent. These modes of occurances are referred to as L10, L50, and L90, respectively. More refined methods average these levels in terms of energy equivalence over a longer period of time, such as 24 hours, such a mode would be referred to as Leg24. A further refinement separates tha 24 hour day into daytime and nighttime periods, and weighs nighttime averages more heavily than dyatime averages, nighttime sound being thought to be more annoying. 3 ( -1 inineor !FAD < ynnics it lc This mode, the Day-Night Average Sound Level, is referred to as Ldn, and is widely used in assessing environmental noise. The spatial extensity of sound has a direct bearing on the number of people who will be affected by noise. This is largely a function of transmission of sound, which is discussed below. In general, noise is a very local phenomenon that does not extend beyond a mile or so from its source. C. Transmission To reach a receiver from a source, the sound waves must be transmitted through ,some medium. In this process, the sound level attenuates (decreases in amplitude) with distance traveled. In a so-called perfect medium, sound attenuates 6 dB for every doubling of distance from the sound, and 20 dB for every ten-fold increase in distance. In air, which is the medium through which sound would propagate from the proposed site to potential receivers, micrometeorological and ground conditions cause excess attenuation, that is, decreases in sound level with distance additional to those expectable in a perfect medium. Among air and ground that affect soui.d propagation are temperature gradients, wind gradients and direction, humidity, • vegetation, and topography. For example, upwind attenuation may be as much as 26 dB per distance-doubling, whereas downwind attenua- tion may be about 9 dB. Large stands of mature trees ( 0-50 feet 4 Ear uneerincJ dyu- mk it )( _ - - high and 100-200 feet in depth) may provide attenuation on the order of 5 to 7 dB to a receiver a few hundred feet behind them. D. Audibility If a noise cannot be heard it is inaudibly and, of course, has no adverse impact upon the receiver. Thus, one criteria for setting a measurable bound on noise is its zone of audibility, how far away from the source must one go before the source can- not be audibly detected. The range of audibility is dependent upon two factors; first the noise level of the source and second the normal existing noise in the area of the listener. In a noisy city a nearby noise source is covered-up (masked) by the amibent noise, on the other hand, in a very quiet rural area the noise can be heard at greater distances because the ambient noise level is much lower. 5 engineering cyncmcs Inc, II. Measurement and Analysis Methodology A Site Locations Sites I through IV are located at the N.E. , N.W. , S.W. , and S.E. corners of the compressor station property respectively. Site V is located near a residence 2000 ft east and 100 ft south of the facility. Site VI is located near a group of residences 2500 ft south and 1000 ft west of the facility. B. Measurement Methodology The acoustic measurements were taken with a statistical analyzer, General Radio Type 1945, and a z inch precision micro- phone and preamplifier. The system was calibrated with a General Radio Type 1562-A microphone calibrator corrected for altitude effects. A windscreen was used to reduce the effects of aero- dynamic turbulance upon the microphone and when the wind speed exceeded 10 mph the measurements were terminated and not resumed until the windspeed fell below 10 mph. Measurements were taken at the four corners of the planned site at an elevation of 1 m above the ground . The initial measure- ments showed a relatively high ambient sound level emiiiating from the Amoco Plant located to the immediate southwest of the planned site (ref. 1) . Measurements were taken adjacent to suvetdl nearby residences in order to assess this existing acoustical environment . 6 engineering clyn micTh,s it nc V C. Analysis Methods The measured acoustical data was converted to statistical data by the processor built-in the statistical analyzer. The processor produced the following data for each measurement interval: Lmax' L,1, L1, L2, L5, L10, L20, L50, L90, L99, Lmin' and Leg. It is from these data that a description of the existing sound environment is derived and when used with the data given on the noise emission properties of the planned compressor station the impact of the planned facility can be measured . I j fI 7 ( )nor le( r In, dynorn If lc III. Existing Acoustical Environment I The L levels at Sites I through VI are shown in Table I and I I the results show that the ambient level of the existing environment I I is quite high for a rural area, Leg values ranging from 59 dB (A) close to the Amoco Plant (Site III) to 51 dB (A) at nearby residences ; i (Site V) were measured. 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L9 t,0 Ln Ln In in Ln in Ln LI) q v) corn O a • Z 0 C7 Z Ln Ln H W d' H M I-1 O CO 0 d' r1 CO M rl M r I H a •• •• l0 l0 l0 LI) in in in Ul q N CO H Z H rl X H Ln Lc) W U) rl d' rl O co t•-• l0 d' N Ls N 01 CO O a) •• •• 0 l0 Ln Ln Ln Ln Ln d' d' M M Ln (1) -P l- N -H H rI -P U) In in 4--1 d' rl co N LIl d O N Ln N co d' rl Ln .. .. 0 0 0 l0 O in Ln Lf) CJ' d' d 0 I'- M H H 0 �Uy a ( H a r-I N Ln H O O m c H a) iC�i a) z O w a) r RI w 10 engineering dyncmics Inc IV. Impact of Planned Facility Upon Existing Acoustical Environment The planned facility will consist of a 30 by 66 ft compressor building which will house two Knight two-throw Compressors each driven by a Cat-G379N.A. 225 HP IC natural gas engines. The en- gines are to be equipped with maxim 8" - M31 exhaust silencers. The engines are quoted by the manufacturer to have the following noise emission levels: Mechanical Noise 86 dB (A) at 23 ft Exhaust Noise 99 dB (A) at 23 ft The maxim M31 muffler has the following attenuation: Freq-Hz Attenuation 63 20 125 25 250 24 500 23 1K 20 2K 18 4K 17 8K 17 If we assume the worst case condition of both engines operating unmuffled and the noise sources to be coherent then the sound pressure level at 23 ft would be doubled or 105 dB. Although the possibility of the noise from the two engine exhausts being co- herent is remote there is another phenomena where Lhe exhaust noise will periodically become coherent and a distant auditor will hear the rise and fall of the exhaust noise in a periodic pattern. This will occur when the engine speeds are not exactly equal. 11 ongineennc ciyr y IT Irs it �c Also assuming no excess attenuation, the sound pressure level as a function of distance from the compressor station for this con- dition will be as shown in figure I, curve A. Curve B shows the sound pressure level as a function of distance for the muffled engines. Again no excess attenuation has been assumed but co- herency of exhaust noise has. The mechanical noise from the two engines will be incoherent and therefore the sound pressure level will only increase 3 dB, a doubling of acoustic power. The engines will be inside of the compressor building which will provide a minimum of at least 10 dB attenuation. Curve C shows the sound pressure level for the engine mechanical noise as a function of distance. At the compressor station facility property line the sound pressure levels will be about 75 dB(A) . The dashed lines of curves A, B and C show the excess attenua- tion due to atmospheric absorption and it can be seen that close to the station, less than 200 ft, there is for all practical purposes no excess attenuation. Transforming the data of figure I to figure II which is a typographic map of the area noise con- tours can be plotted. The 50 dB (A) contour, which extends about 850 around the site, shows the area outside of which the facility would be in compliance with the Colorado Noise Law at night and 12 engincohng cyrcnics, Inc in a residential district. That law may be found in Article 25- 12 of the Colorado Revised Statutes 1973. The law provides that noise from "light industrial zones" must be 65 dB (A) or less at night and 70 dB (A) or less during the day (7am to 10pm) . If at some future date the surrounding property is zoned for residential use, then upon complaint, the plant will have to comply with the 50 dB (A) limit at 25 ft beyond the property line. This would re- quire about a 20 dB reduction in facility noise. However, such a reduction would not be measureable becaust the existing noise level from the adjacent Amoco plant would predominate and hold the sound level at about 55 dB (A) around the compressor station. The 40 dB (A) contour is shown in the figure to denote the distance at which the noise from the compressor plant would merge with the background noise 90% of the time if the Amoco facility were not in operation. 13 cnginccring sync-nics, Inc ,/ I j � — �^ t , ! I - - 1 . ' . -1 - . ,-, .r I za t - i , • I f1 W I f w_ ; __ _ - 7! 1 _ � 1_� _ _ _ • - 1 1 � ` . . I . . / � I / H -- - — t ' j ! / Um I ! , I - 11 IL, ' ; . _.. W i a r4 • -,-1 • O ,—i U • '\I - Ii I 3 O P4 - t ''' i—q — ill O ;--qi I i ' I i I I I i t�1) tua,-i la`I 'axrtiss'a.xd iputlo, cn i I ' Ii I II I " ' , lii1I % ill IJll . iii IL1 '_. . I ' , , i ii , 14 f Site V,,,,, ,,. -,-„z-_.):-) - \-, ,\ , - —7) 1 Contour ii 2 iii i `l / i��a r_____,-----� �. r-T11" o II 05° f l\ ( r---- ! ` %-• a l j AMa b !y[A N T t I�`i� CoMpR S r•4 / . r,/ .W • ■ fall , . ) O J ' " " sop() /■ .c • ..._...7-----7 , „ \ _____, / I 40 dB (A) o Site VI Contour i { ' VICINITY' PLAN i SCALE,' /"•2a0u ' Figure II 15 engineering dynamics Inc V. Conclusions 1. The sound from the compressor station will be completely in- audible beyond 2000 ft around the facility to the north and east. To the south and west the sound from the facility will be masked or covered up by the sound from the existing Amoco facility. 2. Noise control measures are not required except for the mufflers on the engines and the location of the engines and compressor within the building as already planned. 3 . The Amoco facility is a larger sound source and would have to be silenced before any noise control measures would have to be applied to the compressor station. 4. If residential areas develop immediately next to the proposed station, it is technically feasible to quiet the station to meet the stringent requirements of Colorado Law for residential zones. 16 1 eng necriy dyne mics, Inc ti References "Prediction and Control of Potential Noise From Amoco Production Co. West Spindle Compressor Station" , Robert C. Chanaud, February 14, 1975, Engineering Dynamics, Inc. , Denver Colorado. I I 17 engincering dynamics, Inc 1 Colorado Interstate Gas Company Special Use Permit - natural gas compressor station September 7, 1976 Referrals - y,County Engineer - County Attorney -- County Health Department w/Noise Study Ft. Lupton Fire District — Donald McPherson \W�,ti� 335 3rd Street Ft. Lupton, CO Ronald Heitman -- 14502 County Road 6 Ft. Lupton, CO Tri Area Planning Commission J Farmer & Miner Newspaper Frederick, CO Ft. Lupton Planning Commission - P. 0. Box 158 Ft. Lupton, CO 80621 Colorado Geological Survey - 1845 Sherman Denver, CO 80203 Dacono Planning Commission Town Hall Dacono, CO 80514 Frederick Planning Commission - Town Hall Frederick, CO 80530 Firestone Planning Commission J Town Hall Firestone, CO 80520 ,/E tif i. -, ' ,ikJ?)CAillY*1"41/-- - WELD COUNTY� yy PLANNING COMMISSION '` 1 gnV XXXXXEOMX 'G '[1 0, ioa. 915 10th Street TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: The Weld County Planning Commission will review a request from Colorado Interstate Gas Company for Special Use Permit for Natural Gas Compressor Station on property described as follows: SW4 of Section 34, T2N, R67W of 6th P.M. , Weld County . If you have any suggestions or objections, will you kindly notify us in writing before August 30, 1976 . If you wish to attend the meeting, call Greeley A6XXX $ XExt. XXXXand we will give 356-4000 404 you the exact time and place of the meeting. Thank arl You are receiving a copy of this notification because your name appears as a surrounding property owner owning property within 500 feet of the proposed use. September 1 , 1976 RE: Colorado Interstate Gas Company - SUP Ron Ceretto Fire Chief Ft. Lupton Fire District Mr. Ceretto indicated the Ft. Lupton Fire District had no objections to the proposed expansion. • 1 1HE [: ORAflDUII1 WC:=1:111kTo Planning CommissionDate August 17, 1976 COLORADO From Engineering Department subject:Colorado Interstate Gas Company S.U.P U.P Ingress and egress to described property to be by existing access as shown on submitted copy of Easement dated April 12 , 1976 , therefore no engineering problems from this request are anti- cipated. f Gilman E. Olson mfm r' Weld/ BOARD OF HEALTH County Health Department CATHERINE BENSON, AULT FRANKLIN D YODER, MD, MPH 1516 HOSPITAL ROAD RALPH AAB GREELEY DIRECTOR GREELEY, COLORADO 8O631 WILLIAM BLICK, ROGGEN CLARENCE SITZMAN. GREELEY (303) 353-0540 DAVID WERKI NG DOS, GREELEY August 25, 1976 Mr. Gary Fortner, Director Weld Co. Planning Commission f = , Weld Co. Centennial Center 915-10th Street '_ , l 4U Greeley, CO 80631 Rcrso � � `90' AI 4 ,f e '7'7* �w.V°� v TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: We recommend approval of SUP for Colorado Interstate Gas Company in the SW4, Section 34, Township 2 North, Range 67 West, Weld County Colorado, provided the dB(A) is not higher than 70 outside of property line. Sincerely, Glen E. Paul, rector Environmental Health Services GEP:dr Yt TRI-AREA PLANNING COMMISSION _,,r,¢ y{,t,fat' It r.I' BOX IOU FIRESTONE, CON, 80520 r1 • August 23 ,1976 ', r . C{ 1 4c y Weld County Planning Commission 915 Tenth Street Greeley, Colorado 80631 Dear Sirs : The Tri Area Planning Commission reviewed the applications for Special Use Permits from the Colorado Interstate Gas Co. and TOA American Gas Products Plant. It is the feeling of the Commission members that expansion of these facilities would be an interference with Comohrensive Planning in the area. They do not favor development here as the residential growth here is directed that way. The homes in this direction are of the higher value and industrial development does not seem to fit into this area. The Commission was given the understanding that the gas would be pined out so situations like these would not occur. We are sorry our comments did not reach you sooner, but our meeting is on the third Tuesday of the month and we found no town council had received this information for their meetings yet. . Thank you for letting us express our comments. Tri Area Planning Commission Minnette Paul , Secretary .✓ FORT le erttp at jort Lupton y COUNTY OF WELD 18 p �+ 4--v4 330 PARK AVENUE FORT LUPTON (303)857-6667 ,x 86 P.O BOX 158 DENVER METRO (303)893-5404 �1 FORT LUPTON,CO 80621 GREELEY METRO (303)785-6108 COLORMO �; Sb $ R `S ns )/31 Sept. 2, 1976 Weld County Planning Commission Ken Williams 915 - 10th St . Greeley, Colo. 80631 Dear Mr. tililliams, The Ft. Lupton Planning Commission met August 31, 1976 and reviewed the application from Colorado Interstate Gas Company for a Special Use Permit for a natural gas compressor station. After due consideration the Planning Commission, by motion, voted to recommend approval of the Special Use Permit . Please contact me if you have any questions. Sincerely, Rose M. Bowles Secretary to Planning Commission September 16, 1976 RE: Colorado Interstate Gas Co. Donny Pasco Clerk, Town of Dacono Ms. Pasco indicated the Town of Dacono objected to this proposed expansion due to adverse environmental impacts and because of the growth expansion proposed in the Dacono Comprehensive Plan which proposes to have residential growth 2 miles to the East and 3 miles to the South. Phone:833-3291 TOWN OF FIRESTONE WELD COUNTY FIRESTONE, COLORADO 80520 e D' `!- , September 2 , 1976 k cf AFCJ. Weld Co. Planning Commission 915 Tenth St. '°0 Greeley, Colorado Dear Sirs : At the regular meeting of the Town Council held on September 1 , 1976 , the applications of Colorado Interstate Gas Company and T0A American Gas Products was reviewed. The Council accepted the recommendation of the Planning Commission which recommended a letter of dissent be forwarded. The Council is not in favor of expansion of these facilities . The growth of this area will be directed in that direction and will be adjacent to these facilities . The plants were permitted in the area by the Councils here with the intention of being that size so expansion is not favored. Sincerely, Town of Firestone Town Clerk Se" c- r,P( J 2 sFp n O/ RICHARD D LAMM JOHN W. ROLD GOVERNOR 4 • V'-4 �� ,ft Director ' " cr COLORADO GEOLOGICAL SURVEY DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES ROOM 703 254 COLUMBINE BUILDING- 18'45 SHERMAN STREET x;,1.3 SHFRMAN STREFT DENVER, COLORADO 80203 PHONE 892-2611 August 31, 1976 Mr. Kenneth McWilliams Weld County Planning Department 915 10th Street Greeley, CO 80631 Dear Mr. McWilliams: RE: COLORADO INTERSTATE GAS COMPANY, SPECIAL USE PERMIT FOR A NATURAL GAS COMPRESSOR STATION We have reviewed the above application for a special use permit by Colorado Interstate Gas Company. It appears to us that there is no geologic reason why this application should not be approved. The area proposed for the development does have some minor soils problems which can be handled by an adequate soils engineering investigation. If we can be of further assistance, please contact our office. Sincerely, r David C. Shelton Engineering Geologist cc: Land Use Commission DCS/jp GEOLOGY STORY OF THE PAST . . . KEY TO THE FUTURE UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE 2017 W 9th Street Greeley, CO 80631 SUBJECT. de: Soil Evaluation DATE May 19, 1976 Natural Gas Compresser Station TO Wayne Jobe' Project Engineer Colorado Interstate Gas Company P.C. Box 1087 Colorado Springs , CO 80944 Dear Mr. Jobe: This is in reply to your request for a soil evaluation in the SW]:,SW'> Section 34, T2N, R67h, Weld County. Evaluation is to determine the soil suitability of the area for a compresser station (building). The soils at or near this site are deep well drained soils. This area has only slight limitations for commercial structures, housing, and septic tanks and leach fields. The area is not subject to flooding. Sincerely, W. Kent Ververs District Conservationist srw:UKV cc Weld County Planning Commission k!!!"01 ✓' Spindle [_o ptessor SLaLi ou Addition C.U. i80 E A S E 11E N T STATE OF COLORADO ) ) ss. KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: COUNTY OF WELD ) , 'that the undersigned, hereinnFter called First Party, whether one or more, in consideration of the sun of Ten Dollars ($10.00) and other good and valuable consideration in hand paid by COLORADO INTERSTATE GAS COMPANY, a Delaware corporation, hereinaFter called Second Party, the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged, does hereby grant, sell and convey unto said Colorado Interstate Gas Company, its successors and assigns, the right, privilege and authority to construct, operate and maintain field cosipressor station facilities, natural gas metering and regulating facilities, gas odorization facilities, natural gas pipelines and other related facilities for use in connection with Second Party's natural gas pipeline system on the following described property situate in the County of Weld, State of Colorado: A tract of land, 180 feet by 75 feet, in the Southwest Quarter (SW ) of Section Thirty-four (34) , Township TWo (2) North, Range Sixty-seven (67) West, Weld County, Colorado, more particularly described as follows: Commencing at the Southwest corner of the SA of Section 34, Township 2 North, Range 67 West; thence in an easterly direction with and along the South property line of said SW 1/4 of Section 3/t, 660 feet to a point on said South property line; thence North 0 degrees 12 minutes West 786.1 feet to a point; thence South 89 degrees 49 minutes East 220 feet to the place of beginning; thence South 89 degrees 49 minutes East 75 feet to a point; thence North 0 degrees 12 minutes West 180 feet to a point; thence North 89 degrees 49 minutes West 75 feet to a point; thence South 0 degrees 12 minutes East 180 feet to the place of beginning, containing .31 acres, more or less. First Party further grants unto said Colorado Interstate Gas Company the exclusive use of the surface of the above described property for the purposes stated above, together with the right of ingress and egress to and from said facilities for the purposes of maintenance, replacement, repair and operation and the right to fence the above described tract of land. All . structures, equipment and machinery (including but not limited to engines, compressors, control panels, gas scrubbers and all related equipment, piping valves, fittings, foundations, structural supports, etc.) placed upon said said premises by Second Party or at Second Party's direction or for the Second Party's benefit shall remain the personal property of Second Party - t - or those making said structures, machinery and equipment available for Second Party's benefit, and shall be removable at any time and from tiara to time shall be removed therefrom at the expiration of this gLant. Second Party by the acceptance hereof agrees as follows: 1. All ingress and egress by Second Party to and from the described property shall be strictly confined to the existing road along the North side of the Amoco Production Company tract located in the said SW k, Section 34, Township 2 North, Range 67 West, Wield County or such other existing road right of way located on the property of First Party in said SW k. 2. Second Party shall cons U.uct and maintain a good and sufficient fence around all facilities constructed and placed on the described property, Second Party shall keep the weeds cut on its property and two (2) feet outside its fence in a proper and sufficient manner in confoLiLity with surrounding agricultural practice. 3. Any structure erected on the described property by Second Party ` . shall conform in color, as nearly as possible, to that of the present structures of Amoco Production Company now located on its property adjoining the described property. The parties hereby ratify and reaffiLiu the easement dated October 24, 1972 recorded in Book 681, Reception No. 1603321. It is agreed and understood that the easement herein granted to Second Party is a perpetual easement but that the easement and all rights granted hereby shall cease, terminate and expire, upon abandonment by Second Party, and it is agreed that if Second Party does not use said easement for its designated purpose for a period of 24 successive months then same shall be conclusively deemed to have been abandoned, and, unless earlier abandoned, same shall thereupon revert to First Party, their heirs, successors and assigns. � EE . this (Li t/ day of (1 e , , 1977. Sheldon R. Sickler �_<< Anna Mae Sickler STALL OF COLORADO ) ) ss. / COUNTY OF '/,�J ci Before rr , a Notary Public in and for said County and State, on this /1/,, day of /, ,: /).!„- , 1977, personally appeared Sheldon R. Sickler and Anna l`ae Sickler, to Iry personally known 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. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set rrry hand and official seal the day and year last above wLitten. ,/.1 Notary Public t Com mission expires: `� 1,,, ll l/ /v77 F_____ AL_89 X49'M 220' A1.89°49'w. 75' - -- - ---- �y 9OVI ! ' `0 .o ' - AoDirioN 0 4 0' EX/sr,,VG Sp/n/OLE .310 AcRE. I ComPRESSOK STAT7ov SITE 14 11.1 N N• N • 0 O o .909 ACRES 0 o 0 0 r I L..."(i. cc,i9 S. 89 X49' E. 22O' S.89°49'E; 75' I I [ , co • I -f' )5w. i LAND 1 33 34- GGo' I �ACQUISITION ONLY f �Q-_ p ��! T-2-Al _ t i 413 4 1 - i I s Colorado Interstate Gas Co. I —� COLOR aG r S CC?lC: ^J !I , 77 L/IA/D PLAT ; 7 /977 ADO/. - Sp-DII✓oLL Com hoR. STA. SITS- l ,Ec. �4- 7--2-A1 R-67-W, V�\v o Coun/r�, CoLo 24:DOi NO C C) NO DLSCRIPII0N DATE DY 1CHIC ArPR '- ` "T a .CA:E /I-.1� I�KA1:N 16• `-• Ia-P p5 Vy r{'7 5/ I/ REVISIONS "ATE 8125/77' C`IFC✓.• il.'K I C O Z39 73 I -W LIt" ..1-_,. . .-...--_----.7 _ -- .....“---..—=7 - - —- _ — — _ xwonme,rstolfTrU17"7*,; ." akt�',--"N;.ip1..`,"'''�`s ,,,N•p�.*:,„««'w1.v;� a,"�, • ,•' 1 ,•a w� .M....a .»-. ,s..<�•.. , Sp'hd/e CoMder/5Sor 54g • EASEMENT STATE OF COLORADO ) ) ss. KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS : COUNTY OF WELD ) 1. That the undersigned, hereinafter called First Party, whether one or more, in consideration of the sum of Ten Dollars ($10 .00) and other good and valuable consideration in hand paid by COLORADO INTERSTATE GAS COMPANY, a Delaware corporation, hereinafter called Second Party, the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged, does hereby grant, sell and convey unto said Colorado Interstate Gas Company, its successors and assigns, the right, privilege and authority to construct, operate and main- tain field compressor station facilities, natural gas metering and regulating facilities, gas odorization facilities, natural gas pipelines, and other related facilities for use in connection with second party's natural gas pipeline system on the following described property situate in the County of Weld, State of • Colorado: A tract of land, 220 feet by 180 feet, in the Southwest Quarter (SW4) of Section Thirty-four (34) , Township Two (2) North, Range Sixty-seven (67) West, Weld County, Colorado, more particularly described as follows : Commencing at the Southwest corner of the SW4 of Section 34, Township 2 North, Range 67 West; thence in an Easterly direction with and along the South property • line of said SW4 of Section 34, 660 feet to a point; thence North 786.1 feet to the place of beginning; thence South 89 degress 49 minutes East 220 feet to a point; thence North 0 degrees 12 minutes West 180 feet to a point; thence North 89 degrees 49 minutes West 220 feet to a point; thence South 0 degrees 12 minutes East 180 feet to the place of beginning, containing .909 acres, more or less . First Party further grants unto said Colorado Interstate • Gas Company the exclusive use of the surface of the above described property for the purposes stated above, together with the right of ingress and egress to and from said facilities for the pur- pose of maintenance, replacement, repair and operation and the • - 2 - right to fence the above described tract of land. All structures equipment and machinery (including but not limited to engines, compressors, . control panels, gas scrubbers and all related equip- ment, piping valves, fittings, foundations, structural supports etc. ) placed upon said premises by Second Party or at Second Party' s direction or for the Second Party' s benefit shall remain the per- sonal property of Second Party or those making said structures, machinery and equipment available for second party's benefit, and shall be removable at any time and from time to time shall be removed therefrom at the expiration of this grant. Second Party by the acceptance hereof agrees as follows: 1. All ingress and egress by Second Party to and from the described property shall be strictly confined to the existing road along the North side of the Amoco Production Company tract located in the said SW1/4, Section 34, Township 2 North, Range 67 West, Weld County or such other existing road right of way located on the property of First Party in said SW1/4. 2. Second Party shall construct and maintain a good and sufficient fence around all facilities constructed and placed on the described property. Second Party shall keep the weeds cut on its property and two (2) feet outside its fence in a proper and sufficient manner in conformity with surrounding agricultural practice. 3. Any structure erected on the described property by . Second Party shall conform in color, as nearly as possible, to that of the present structures of Amoco Production Company now located on its property adjoining the described property. • The parties hereby ratify and reaffirm the easement dated • October 24, 1972 recorded in Book 681, Reception No. 1603321. . - . - - :'� • • - 3 - It is agreed and understood that the easement herein granted to Second Party is a perpetual easement but that the easement and all rights granted hereby shall cease, terminate and expire, upon abandonment by Second Party, and it is agreed that if Second Party does not use said easement for its designated purpose for a period of 24 successive months then same shall be conclusively deemed to have been abandoned, and, unless earlier abandoned, same shall thereupon revert to First , Party, their heirs, successors and assigns_ EXECUTED this /) H- day of Apr, ' . , 1976. Sheldon R. Sickler 717 �- , / • Anna Mae Sickler STATE OF COLORADO • ) ) ss. . COUNTY OF ) • Before me, a Notary Public in and for said County and State, on this /.2 " day of c2 , "• , 1976, personally appeared Sheldon R. Sickler and Anna Mae Sickler, t o me personally known 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. - IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and official seal the day and year last above written_ tr� Notary Public �• r4y Commi,\sion expires: L•" , - ---• _• , , S 'l1 ,i ' • - Ff ' • 1 3 N 6.9e 49 W 220 P • • ....)c; tr\ 961: -b- Q 0 • V O O O - _ .9O9 ACI2 S - : N - ,S� 0 h N t.• O I - S 89°49'E 22O - • -I •.11 • • • ---33 34 GOO' I illi T-2-Al 4 _ 3 .nr • A // -cui.LNiuo INTERSTATE GAS COMPANY 1 COLORADO SPRINGS, COLORADO i 11 • AV . LAND PLAT / SPINDLE CoMPQg 5O12 STA. SITE ,-7/. SEG. 34 7:2- R—G7—ly $ =144 c11622 pe r5'zz 31'%6 tQCF(-r j. wE 'n caul JrY JJ ff -:cct o 7,4 DO s • CO NO DESCRIPTION DATE I BY CHK. I APPR•I cc /r_.5Q° PRAWN•rE443" APP•i{? - 88 )- X75•/8 R[vIsioNs I�•Ari .073-7 CHECK:Lit GO JJ2 3/414 CJ d - i`( 6 .2 I I li - - -- L ci, 40 CD s C4t' ..:& 7 1- r I kfl 7, C6; Fs lrk- +,-.., -'''.`Y 4 S"''''' A LT_ a, ,,, 4' I I' ' � r E ` Ti • • v .r J I J'43I •I Colorado Interstate Gas Co. SUP-317 Natural Gas Compressor Station Sheldon R. and Anna Mae Sickler Rt. 1 , Ft. Lupton, CO 80621 Amoco Production Co. Security Life Building Denver, CO 80202 Norman Yurk Rt. 1 , Box 338 Ft. Lupton, CO 80621 Thomas E. & Doris L. Spurling 3940 So. Mariposa Englewood, CO Paul & Anna Dickerson Rt. 1 , Box 223 Ft. Lupton, CO 80621 Pete & Cora L. Montoya 3934 Clay St. Denver, CO Jack & Barbara Berger RFD Ft. Lupton, CO 80621 Suckla Farms, Inc. Rt. 1 , Box 689 Ft. Lupton, CO 80621 Susan Froudt et.al . 340 Crestridge Lane Longmont, CO 80501 Carl M. and Oletha M. Cary Rt. 1 , Box 405 Ft. Lupton, CO 80621 Continental Pipeline Co. 1000 S. Pine Street Ponco City, OK 74601 August and Anna M. Gittlein Rt. 1 , Box 618 Ft. Lupton, CO 80621 date: July 9, 1976 to: B. C. Stenzel interoffice correspondence from: L. W. Sne l l emanj /�� c re: Landowners surrounding the facility. Spindle Compressor Station Co. 23246 The following are the landowners within 500' of the Sheldon R. Sickler property in Section 34-T2N-R67W, Weld County, Colorado: Amoco Production Co. Southwest side Security Life Building Denver, Colorado SW/4 Sec. 35 East Side Jack & Barbara Berger Ft. Lupton, Colorado (857-2094) NW4 Sec. 35 Northeast side Paul & Anne Dickerson Rt. 1, Box 283 Ft. Lupton, Colorado (857-2038) Portion NW/4 Sec. 35 Northeast side Pete & Cora L. Montoya 3934 Clay St. Denver, Colorado 455-0224 EzNE4 Sec. 34 Northeast side Sec. #3 857-2038 W1/2 NE 14 Sec. 34 North side Norman W. Yurk Rt. 1 Box 388 Ft. Lupton, Co. (857-2087) NW4 Sec. 34 North side Thomas E. & Doris L. Spurling Deer Trail Drive 841-3919 Parker, Colorado WZ NW4 Sec. 2-1-67 Southeast side Carl M & Oletha M. Cary Rt. 1, Box 405 Ft. Lupton 857-2140 N1 NE4 Sec. 3-1-67 South side (Sec. 2) (Burger 857-2094) .4 continued . Landowners surrounding the facility Spindle Compressor Station Co. 23246 interoffice correspondence Portion of N1/2 NW 1/4 Sec. 3 South side August & Anna M. Gittlein Rt. 1, Box 618 Ft. Lupton, Colorado (857-2861) Portion of NZNW1/4 Sec. 3 South side (See #10) NAT zNE 4 Sec. 4-1N-67W (See #10) Southwest side SE4 Sec. 33-2-67 West side Susan J. Troudt, et al 340 Crestridge Lane Longmont, Colorado c/o John Haley 1236 Main Longmont 776-8353 NE4 Sec. 33-2-67 Northwest side Suckla Farm, Inc. Rt. 1, Box 689 Ft. 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A 'r 'i' ENDA N c 1 R E C D " Applicant : Colorado Interstate Gas lime ; 2: 00 P.M. Docket • 76-39 Date : November 3, 1976 Request ; SUP, Nat' l Gas Compressor Station NAME ADDRESS J L'a' ' de-- 'ri"' i /n A/ �•A ,3� , ) V �.4 /J • Wars .ZI 5 a„.„ j3 ., /D n ' 1 C L O Sa!' /sh e,. L \ 4 46 O'Q 7 09 ///y/ I i f' 0 !_ IC 7 / LLB �� yJ c�`� , Cam*�e:/)...c/5( aL�sA C e, - ?//0,,,f �1 ---- to /,,r7 r, ' -,..r. 1- e-9410-p-. eie- , ,i.<47 .1,74 30OSTER (Grecley, Colo,) FRID • NOTICE - Put stint to the zoning laws of the State of Colorado, a public hearing will be held in the Chambers of the Board of County Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado, Weld County Complex, 915 10,h Street, ('reeley, Colora-I do, at the time specified All per- .sons n any manner interested in' the Sl ecial I'se Permit are re-i quested to attend and may he heard BE IT ALSO KNOWN that the text at_d maps so certified 1,9 the I Weld County Planning Commis- I stun may be examined in the Office of the Clerk to the Board • of County Commis stoners, located in the Weld County Complex, 914 10th Street, Third Floor, Greele\, 1 Colorado. 1 DOCKET No. 76-39 Colorado Interstate Gas II P (1 Box 1087 Colorado Springs, Colorado 80944 I DATE. November 3, 1976 ' I TIME 2 011 P.M Request Special U-re Permit Natural Gas Compressor Station A tract of land, 220 feet by 1s0 feet, in the Southwest Quar to r (SW' ) of Section Thirty-fii r ' (34), Township Two (2) North Range Sixty-seven (67) West, Weld County, Colorado, more pa)- ticularly described as follows. C'ominenctog at the Southwest conic r of the SW 1/1 of Section 14 Township 2 North, Range 87 West, thence North 39 degrees 53 minutes East 1021 19 feet to • the place of beginning, thence South 89 dearer s 49 minute s Emit 220 feet to a point. 1 thence North () degrees 12 min- ute~ West 1811 feet to a point, 1 thence North 99 degrees 19 minutes West 220 feet to a point, thence South 0 degree. 12 minutes East 180 feet to the place of beginning, containing .909 acres, more or less Date) September 29, 1976 ' THE IIOIRD OP (' OI%TI CO` MISSIO(ER WELD COI ATI, COLORADO By Mary Ann Feuerstein County Clerk and Item-order And Cleric to the Board ' By: Jeanne Lou Tic imbucic, I)eptity Published ne to'ucr 1, 1'h7h: •,nu1 ' r' lol I ..-, 19,b n) the e,1.- 1, i _ ___ —_L'.,, urutu LiJWDILc3®c' Ohm post�agc�) I SCr,' 10 POSTMARK ,1 OR DATE Colorado Interstate__Gas- _ cr, i ST1_ET AND NO OC P. O. 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Ek Show to whom and date delivered 15¢ _ Show to whom and date delivered 15¢ O Show to whom, date,& address of delivery.. 35¢ O Show to whom, date,& address of delivery.. 35¢ RESTRICTED DELIVERY N RESTRICTED DELIVERY Show to whom and date delivered_ 65¢ Show to whom and date delivered 65e CT ___ -___--- ❑ RESTRICTED DELIVERY. RESTRICTED DELIVERY. Show to whom, date, and address of delivery 85¢ Show to whom, date, and address of delivery 85¢ A 2. ARTICLE ADDRESSED TO: 2. ARTICLE ADDRESSED TO: q Norman Yurk '• Sheldon & Anna Sickler l Rt 1, Box 338 z Rt 1 m Ft. Lupton, CO 80621 A Pt- T.npi-on, CO R0621 m 3. ARTICLE DESCRIPTION: m 3. ARTICLE DESCRIPTION: REGISTERED NO CERTIFIED NO. INSURED NO. I REGISTERED NO. CERTIFIED NO. INSURED NO. m 1283715 x 2R1717 7 y (Always obtain signature of addressee or agent) (Always obtain signature of addressee or agent) -I m I have received the article described above. m I have received the article described above. 73 m m SIGNATURE EAddressee [,.1 Authorized agent m SIGNATURE ❑ Addressee [i Authonicd agent o y -7� Nr q z ^\ � � a \ J to 4 (iii./1". //t ��4 L G -14- ', C z 4 ' � ~DATE OF DELIVERY � POSTMARK m � DATE 0 DELIVERY <,150STMA •. �_ � a I z Z 5. ADDRESS (Complete only if requested) p 5 ADDRESS (Complete only if requested) ; " O . rf m m xi -- ?i -71 ru 6 UNABLE TO DELIVER BECAUSE: CLERK'S m 6 UNABLE TO DELIVER BECAUSE: CLERK'S 0 I A.S O INt'TIALS ; l \ 70 F nnr• 7A-':q y F MOC 76-39 _ _ _ _ _ 60-1_L4:, t3 2;58 JO - _ _ _-__ _ _ - • cn • SENDER• Complete item; 1,2,and i c Add your address m the "RETURN TO" space on y • SENDER Complete gems t 3 o ,2 and i reverse. Add your address in the "RETURN TO'' space on reverse o I. The following service is requested (check one). 3 I. The following service is requested (check one) Show to whom and date delivered 150 Show to whom and date delivered 154 O Show to whom, date,& address of delivery.. 350 a }'. ❑ Show to whom, date, & address of delivery_. 350 N ❑ RESTRICTED DELIVER Show to whom and date delivered - 650 N ❑ RESTRICTED DELIVERY. Show to whom and date delivered.. __........ 650 ❑ RESTRICTED DELIVERY. ❑ RESTRICTED DELIVERY. Show to whom, date, and address of delive 850 rs Show to whom,date, and address of delivery 850 2. ARTICLE ADDRESSED TO: 2. ARTICLE ADDRESSED TO: c Colorado Interstate Gas p z q Amoco Production Co. z P.O. Box 1087 A z z Security Life Building m Cnlo. Springs, CO 80944 m 3. ARTICLE DESCRIPTION: A DenvE Co RQ7(12 m REGISTERED NO. CERTIFIED NO INSURED NO 3 ARTICLE DESCRIPTION: REGISTERED NO I CERTIFIED NO. I INSURED NO. 73 283718 p m N (Always obtain signature of addressee or agent) Gt (Always obtain signature of addressee or agent) m I have received the article described above - o SIGNATURE " Addtecce•e ,: Authotvrd agent m I hal,e received the article described above. m SIGNATURE E Addrec or cce C Authorized agent E 7/ / _`_• 0 C m 4 DATE OF DELIVERY t /'' ' (J4(0STMARK, C 4. —� , ' I POST RK p 13 DATE OF DELIVERY , 0 5. ADDRESS (Complete only If requ4335tl)`1976 i,, 1. z,„, n `, G 5 ADDRESS (Complete only if request d) m �_ n a -1 DOC 76-39 \\:"f 'i » m 4'� -7 _ _- -Ai r�.r m 6 UNABLE TO DELIVER BECAUSE: . CLERK'S CLERK'S Oo INITIALS m 6 UNABLE TO DELIVER BECAUSE INITIALS 0 > DOC 76-39 F -S _ • J- ' FOR CERTIFIED ] L-3 c (r,is ;,,2: --_-- _"s__ POSTMA Srr,T TO OR DAT_ August & Anna M. Gittlein f - y • SENDER Complete item,- and ' STr-ET AND NO. o Add your address in the "RETURN TO" space on CD Rt 1, Box 618 — — 3 reverse ® '0 ST,%T'c AND ZIP CODE m 1. The following service is requested (check one). 2 _ Show to whom and date delivered 150 Ft. Lup ton CO 806".1 � CI VTR,;cl 5,MC{'') I-u C» 1' L ILL) r t, ,�o,r;to t,. old -"tc „creel 150 ❑ Show to whom, date, & address of delivery.. 350 00 R'T" 1 ;1.V,delnc,y to .'d-c, ca only 150 C\II + I: N = 2 Vr^ _ ,a\`27 _ tc C];'11.:.7:1 ,5y RESTRICTED DELIVERY II ,�,,,yCC, v With dclivci,to ^''or, ,cc only -r: y_ Show to whom and date delivered b50 o I D,LRE1 TO ADDRESSEE ONLY „OC I RESTRICTED DELIVERY ® S?-(;'TL DELI'!ERY (out,-0 fco ioc,.lrc•--) — �/ NO lliSllilS[ E CO.,..-.,.!:L: P. Jilt/r3— (Soo o,hcr c1 Show to whom, date, and address of delivers 850 �� NOT I:0il ltflMATIONAL BAIL ,.Gr o to.' U- 2 ARTICLE ADDRESSED TO: M Carl M. & Oletha Cary Z Rtl, Box 405 vV. i� �'EII T FOR C�[?G��CFCsD C��A L- 3®c (Wins _ _ - Al Ft. Lupton, CO 80621 Sr NT TO - - F01 DATE n - - Oi DATE m 3. ARTICLE DESCRIPTION• Continental Pipeline CO. REGISTERED NO CERTIFIED NO INSURED NO. ST,,LET AND NO. xi 283708 N' 1000 S. Pine St __ _— —- --- — rn (Always obtain signature of addressee or agent) ® P 0 STPTC Ar,'"� ZIP CODE to (j m I have received the article described above PC1nC((��. P'7, r, QK r7tin�j9 m SIGNATU E-+ i , Addr,ssee I Autholln'd agent CO - ( �TiC^Jr�- L ESC-S H..� R^_JI IC S FI •� p --_ . t. SI' td r.; I -^ 't.^. r'clrrcrci 150 / V R_r'`- With dcln,.ry'c Grt.,..ccecly 150 + /� °- -- - 2 -,a r` :!-Lo z f r,i•c)re da11(cEcl 3,y N e-`mss-.c f/ �.{7.-:4. , C.. / Wlth dc'',c•.'- ^^drr-sec cnhr— Ca, C 4 r 111 —— - I', , IC t,DC'IESSEE ONLY 50d I m DATE"OF DELIVERY ' .?. PR�jtilARK oc " D—z f.fl s8;"' iE hG _CaGL P(:DVYIDk0- (S••a ,. .Cr ' 0 5 ADDRESS (Complete only if requested)' [ t••••- ' NOT F3l1 INTErraATuoNAL BAIL ,_ o , m . - a, m 6 UNABLE TO DELIVER BECAUSE' CLERK'S pINITIALS - P FOR CE TIIFCCLD `,,91 -3®c (r�;) r—,-, ; .I PosTr'nP' > DOC 7 6—39 / �_SrR_ V��_�� 10 I OR r:r� Carl M. &- Oletha- M._ Cary _ _ V s--:_i Arc; r,::. Rt 1, Box 405 — — -- ® 0, sirJE AND ZIP CODE pO(� I G� T• O P.Q, ?f1+' I, .End i CIO F t. Was, y • SENDER Add yourlete item-p •P%t'(�� ,�j• � {, !.;J'� � T Add address in .he "RETURN TO" space on 00 1 , to L":^ del+,cre� 15y e. reverse _�,�1 ,.,It'i ' L ()nisi 150 3 C I•-CE11T I -r-- -t 1, _--1 c'''-.Cae d^11).-7-0 350 m 1. The following service is requested (check one). '6 7 Err "2,: / _ :sill a' •- -^'irr-Ice only C5( Dn'VER TO ADCI'rSarL ONLY Sod Show to whom and date delivered 150 © r Llt; t • r vc�:r`. ,t-1) — ElShow to whom, date, & address of delivery 350 r "--• ___ r10 J11'r(g;nr;'I, E;G��l1taU,' r.DHOW— (soo 0ttor RESTRICTED DELIVERY. Show to whom and date delivered _- - 650 D RESTRICTED DELIVERY. FOR ��aa �p � p p Show to whom,date, and address of delvers 850 ., -' FOL MEIf�S1�FLE CV A L®3©(' (0E,', - - 2 ARTICLE ADDRESSED TO: SFr1T TO POSTr.1ARr; >o OR DATE Continental P ipeline r Thomas E. & Doris L. Spurli g c - - - Z 1000 S. Pine St 1 ) 1 iI ST'_:T Arc NoOK _ 7 4 601 3940 S. Mariposa _____ __— m _ Ponco—City n 3. ARTICLE DESCRIPTION: REGISTERED NO I CERTIFIED NO INSURED NO. CO 3 Eng 7i , ' ')_ ,if,r, IC00..-.: '', - -4; -- - m III[,R37Q7 CO V 1, S . .,to s,'-�'I c-•l d-'^ (,::haired 150 rn t tilt Jc ,._, only G5y 1 (Always obtain signature of addressee or agent) f,CI_I', �\ 2 1-to I t( c,c rJcli :Cet1 350 f r, ;E'_g / ,,1 m I have rece' a ;the article described above. V 2h dc' .c•, ^ -sec^.nisi 850 s , o p 1:_LIOLd 10 ,:DOdLSSCE ONLY 50d I rn 0 SIGNATU dresser � Authorv,d agent S far a r U® ;la (➢IiR',l E` 0 O CC' [2A�! F,iLT!tl74J-- (Soo oihor cl( y ` 1� 3��T) NOT Vt :' :.i;11TV®..AL ,(_O _-- _ ' C 4 DATE t5F,D IVEleY; r POSTMARK , D Z 5 ADDRESS (Complete only if requested) CC','lRydC ' E® 6vidA L— as (i'...:3 .:',, m /`r' J SLNT lu -- - I'(.a'",.,. -I OR DATE '—I 6 UNABLE TO DELIVER BECAUSE' �► _r CLERK'S Norman Yurk - 0 INITIALS STCEET ANC NC.in ; Rt 1, Box 338 — ---- F -, —u r__--�— C STATE A,9 LIP CODE • •— M - Ft.o,bu$t.R��k:c, IGO ;,B.,Q62 ; - - 00 IT-,,,hil [...\\ 1. Shad';to ,. I d,to da1,,ucrc] 150 _Cr 1?Y 'wit'' J_ . '. _.'a L. ' 'only G50 f CM r / 2 ia' 2a C S', c e Cc,I�crc 350 ,.ftlllCTS V With ia' ,to -r':Nrc:;cc only 850 Dal TO tiGCIcESi'',E WAY 50d o • © c?-'IAL C-LI'f iY ( :u'ra fc- o(,.,i rc ) r',/ -- - -- iia�dit l;i+ • - ,S_,, (. ar _,�_r NOT FC`i I'NTEI ,' ._ I I , cro 1 . -', 30 a- SENT TO POSTMARK OR DATE Amoco Production Co. _ STREET AND NO LC Security Ii .fe__B1dg_— — P 0, STATE AND PIP CODE y • SENDER Complete items I.2,••nd i o Add your at dress in the "RETURN TO" space on Denapp��^^ ((�� 802- — 3 reverse. CO _ C�TTFAt SI CES I,;Vg 9a,"144. FEES OO 1. St-oo�to v,,'-c.-1e-Irl Cle delivered 15¢ 1• The following service is requested (check one). RETURN Withdelivery to o dr ce only 65Y - U Show to whom and date deliveredCOJ 150 � Show to whom, date, RECEIPT ?. Shac' 20 c`c [lc e d t,''crc dclitarcd 35; SERVICES D With dc'.very to fdrr sec only — 03 & address of delivery. 35 DELIVER To ADDRESSEE ONLY _ 50e f ® SPECIAL DELIVERY (oiit a Ice rc_c,+irci) N O RESTRICTED DELIVERY. PS Darn NO INSURANCE EGJ:GAGE P:OVIDED— (Sec .. .:r c,c'c) Show to whom and date delivered ---- --- 650 .4.,-.: 1971 3h00 NOT FOR INTERNATIONAL MAIL *c,•a is 2 o-/_;1_7,_- EiRESTRICTED DELIVERY Show to whom, date,and address of delivery 850 2 ARTICLE ADDRESSED TO. - APT FOR C I TII IJED C��AIlL-3 e (�e��eas i- A Thomas & Doris Spurling SENT TO POSTMARK c OR DATE z 3840 S. Mariposa Sheldon R. & Anna Mae_Sickl r m Englewood, CO 80110 STf_ET AND No _m 3. ARTICLE DESCRIPTION: r Rt 1, _- - - _ - REGISTERED NO CERTIFIED NO. INSURED NO. P 0, STATE AN.) LIP CODE m 283714 Ft=riruR ': Orrnhcp§ — — 0_ in (Always obtain signature of addressee or agent) 00 RC7URfJ 1 Sl;o..I to tr,':.� e-1 C-_te Cclnicrcd 6154I have received the article described above With dell[ ry tc zdort_ecc only RECEIPT D 2. St-z,;:',to L;e-I,_-etc c'd e„'Cro dc.lnered 35" mO SIGNATURE'r ❑ Addressee ❑ Authorized agent SERVICES Vvth d"' .c•y to -C.:”.,-see only --- 50C DLLIVER Dt ADDRESSEE ONLY -- 2 /%��1' ' p I N /yr/, ,/./J // 1. ® S?—CIA! DIuVE;Y (ctt* 5 4cc oc, rr-) — C 4. �y� ,95 ^,rn No 1[,S[l[i�[ E Gc;,—_,;IDS s„0V[3Ld-- (Sco othor tic m TE OF DELIVERY POSTMARK A�,. 1971 30Od NOT FOR INTERNATIONAL MAIL a COO n.2 O-^-C)-', D i a 5. A DRESS (Complete only if requested) O n m -i .,CElPT FOR CEI TIMEZDD MADLY-3®( (ir5�JS 7 C 6. UNABLE TO DELIVER BECAUSE CLERK'S SENT TO POSTMMARY INITIALS 0:1 DAT > Colorado Interstate Gas _ i= nr'r -/ STREET AND NO 1,ero isrs--n-560-nac 03 P.O. Box 1087 -- - - ti P 0., STATE AND ZIP CODE O1 Cel Ig7T0 9Efl1,`[ 'Sr i,.:P:tr"IIC P_S--80-9-44 -RERETURNt.1. Shoci, — -_., n-,,, oilivcrcd , 150. co only . 650 CO RECEIPT 2 or----- `cro Ccf,tc'C1 5; I SERVICES 1, sec only _ _C50 • c DELIVER TO ADDRESSEE ( 50d ® SPECIAL DELIVERY (cutrc Ni -- - — -- I - ,-,mni p— (Soo o;'or sldo) . .1r-, 1;',i I , - .,.:.,,. -O L.. - O-^-CD-i'3 n p . di 0 'IiaTaaa0 'zaa.ua3 Tszuuaqua0 2c:uno0 pTaM alp uT 2uznaam go aoETd asTn$a.z aqa as paeog p-tss go smeT-Aq pus meT alp qaTm icrzuctojuoo TTn3 uT uozssas auTn$aa uT lam 'opeaoTo3 '2cauno0 pTaM go saauozss'tumlo0 icauno0 go paeog mu LZT 3 9ZT 'SZT-9L # adPI 9L6T 'LZ aegmagdaS 4. oavuoa00 'AINII00 a'IgM S2IgN0ISSINhI00 AINII00 30 GUVOg I, SgLflNIW RECEIPT FOR CERTIFIED MAIL---30(' (plus pc-Li::- .3 SENT TO POSTI';-,•i , OR DATE Susan Froudt et al y SENDER: Complete gems I.2,and -STREET AND NO your P-n Add a revere.. address in the "RETURN TO" s ace on — — ----- -- Cr) 3 34 0 Crestridge bane ;, 1. The following service is requested (check one). CD -P.0, STATE AND ZIP CODE -- N- Q n � - Show to whom and sate delivered 15? D' —_ -LDn n�_fOVIC Olosi7 A_6 ,.� FEES _ O Show to whom,date,& address of delivery.. 350 1. Shares to ratan and Onto delivered .... 150 CO RETURN Edith delivery to addressee only . 650 N ❑ RESTRICTED DELIVERY. CV RECEIPT 2. Shari to rAi:1,Csto c':d there dolivared . 350 SERVICES With delivery to addressee only . D50_ Show to whom and date delivered 650 a DELIVER TO ADDRESSEE ONLY _ _ 500_ O RESTRICTED DELIVERY. SPECIAL DELIVERY (otttra Tee rogaircci) Show to whom, date,and address of delivery 850 Z PS Farm 3OD NO INSURANCE COVERAGE PROVIDED— (sec c.;or Cc!, Ap—. 1971 NOT FOR INTERNATIONAL MAIL 0 CPO 1072 0-'.27-7, 2, ARTICLE ADDRESSED TO: X c Susan Froudt et al RE_EI T FOR CERTIFIED MAIL -3C4 (plays postage A 340 Crestridge Lane m Longmont, CO 80501 SENT TO POSTMARK O OR DATE m 3. ARTICLE DESCRIPTION: Suckla Farms, Inc. REGISTERED NO. CERTIFIED NO. INSURED NO. STREET AND NO. 23 m L83709 C D 0 s-II _ _ _Rt 1 L_Bo 689 y (Always obtain signature of addressee or agent) P o., STATE AND ZIP CODE m I have received the article described above. �' ___Ft -- upi-on, CO_ 8.0 1 m SIGNAT RE ❑ A dressee ❑ Authorized agent C2 ION ZoERVIC-."i EUI1 RDITHEIN6L PEES7") co M al i — 9. Sous to ration ird date delivered 150 RETOrriJ With delivery to addressee only . 650 Z RECEIPT 2. St a-:13 to vitas,date ord r,hcro delivered . 350 to C 4 1e-'"'"' SERVICES Edith dc_Irvcry to addressee 1350 m DATE VF DELIV ! �'-Y � "'M Ric a DELIVER TO ADDRESSEE ONLY __ 500_ O F' 14.I r SPEC Al.. DELIVERY (extra fco required) • _ X _1 OCT Z c'F '"rm 38aD NO INSURANCE COVERAGE Iii OVIDED— (see other rid v 5. ADDRESS (Complete only if request;.) Apr. 1..1 NOT FOR INTERNATIONAL MAIL t,Gm:1672 G-420-s. 1 �>, 197 6. UNABLE TO DELIVER BECAUSE: RK'S G 1'I IALS RECEIPT FOR CERnMED MAIL----30(' (plus rostn ; SENT TO POST' i r DOC 76—39 OR CAT: r,ran tsr5-0 1975-0-568-047Jack & Barbara Berger STREET AND NO. r-1 • RFD -__--- - 'r 4 • P O., STATE AND ZIP CODE 21 CO F t TTT'I 'L nct`' G a FErc` ji • P 1.2,and i.`r�� p ,,• � l RDDIT A � w • SENDER: Complete items CO RETURN 1. Shoos 4o alien sad date delivered ... 1S0 o Add your address in the "RETURN TO" space on With delivery to addressee only 650 3 reverse. RECEIPT 2. Sr.aris to ratan,date end nl.cro delivered 350 SERVICES i With de_'very to addressee only 850 ;_ 1. The following service is requested (check one). a DELIVER TO ADDRESSEE ONLY _ 500 " Show to whom and date delivered 15� SPECIAL DELIVER/ (extra fcc required) ‘- Z o5 F.-n NO INSURANCE COVERAGE PROVIDER- (See c:hor O Show to whom,date,&address of delivery.. 350 -_. Yu 39OD NOT FOR INTERNATIONAL PAIL „CPO 1072 O-t: O RESTRICTED DELIVERY. Show to whom and date delivered 650 ❑ RESTRICTED DELIVERY. Show to whom,date,and address of delivery 850 RE.CZBPT FOR CERTIFIED MAIL-30( (plus pos'lEa SENT TO POSTMARK a 2. ARTICLE ADDRESSED TO: OR Pete & Cora L. Montoya q Suckla Farms, Inc. STREET AND NO. z Rt 1,Box 689 CV 3934 Clay St_ A Ft_ Lupton, CO 80621 �` P.O, STATE AND ZIP CODE m 3. ARTICLE DESCRIPTION: REGISTERED NO. CERTIFIED NO. INSURED NO. CO —_Dontver d��Lfit�ic�s F�R315�tYr.as FEES ,0 283710 OO P.TDC,] 1. Shoc7a to Paton ',-,d on. delivered . 150 With dcl eery to eddre.sec only . 650 0 O.1 RCMP.' :r, 2. St-caa to ratan,Cate c-d r,cro dollvcrcd . 350 in (Always obtain signature of addressee or agent) SERVICES With delivery to addresseo only . • 850 m I have received the article described above. a DELIVER TO ADDRESSEE ONLY — - 5O� Is SIGNATURE D Addressee I1] Authorized agent O SPECIAL DELIVERY (otttra fco roc, Tice) O Z °3 �Ar,m 3�.2 NO INSURANCE CG'Jr;RAGE PROVIDED— (See other sir i Apr. 1971 NDT FOR INTERNATIONAL MAIL 0 CPO 1972 G-460- C 4. • .--2-sr---m....ge ....-/Le7...."7-47 PI DATE OF DELIVERY�LI POSTMARK t) /G, - 7 - 710 0 5. ADDRESS (Complete only if requested) RECD,:Lair FOR CERTIFIED MAIL-38c (plus postagE m PC'• r'^;,1 74 SENT TO Od DNTE _Paul_& Anna Dickerson __ 0 6. UNABLE TO DELIVER BECAUSE: CLERK'S IN IALS STREET AND NO s i CYi _ Rt 1, _BoX-223---- > S"--1 P 0, STATE AND ZIP CODE r DOC 7G 3D '4aPr' 1975+-0-568-047 -F-t-o gIRtgtl}0- 5 Ic Clpt,PT4'�!@ -- RETURN - t. Stars to a:3-1 c-'d dote Lclivcrcd .. 15000 1,With delivery to addressee only 650 RECEIPT 2. Stov's to viha�,Cate a'd r,here delivered 350 SERVICES With delivery to cldressec only_ .550 a DELIVER TO ADDRESSEE ONLY _ _--- -- O SPECIAL DELIVERY (extra fee rot,:i rc:1) _ - — Z zS '7rm 3860 NO INSURANCE COVERAGE P}ROVIDED— - . 1971 NOT FOR INTERNATIONAL MAIL o GPC , - - , co • SENDER. Complete items I 2, vi,! ; On Add your address in the "RETURN TO" space on .' reverse H • SENDER Complete item; 1 2,.in,l i w 1. The following service is requested (check one) o Add your address in the "RE'i'ORN TO' space on 3 re%ertz Show to whom“nd date delivered_._ 15¢ Oo, 1 The following service is requested (check one) Show to whom, date, & address of delivery 15¢ RESTRICTED DELIVERY RESTRICTED Show to whom and date delivered 15¢ Show to whom and dah delrvru d = E Show to whom, date,& address of delivery_ 35¢ 65¢ ❑ RESTRICTED DELIVERY �n RI❑ RES URIC]ED DELI\ERY Show to whom, date, and addres,of deliver) 85¢ Show to whom and dati delis,rid _ 6i¢ RESTRICTED DELIVERY m 2. 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