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Home My WebLink About20110708.tiff SITE SPECIFIC DEVELOPMENT PLAN AND USE BY SPECIAL REVIEW(USR) APPLICATION • FOR PLANNING DEPARTMENT USE DATE RECEIVED: RECEIPT#/AMOUNT# 1$ CASE#ASSIGNED: APPLICATION RECEIVED BY PLANNER ASSIGNED: Parcel Number t d 57S -_._Lz - - O d -O .4 1 (12 digit number-found on Tax I.D.information,obtainable at the Weld County Assessors Office,or www.co.weld.co.us) ' Legal Description la (hp OIF- t 14 , Section 1Z, Township-4- North, Range est Zone District: A , Total Acreage: 14' , Flood Plain: , Geological Hazard: Airport Overlay District: FEE OWNER(S) OF THE PROPERTY: Name:Ai, Qca02>G3 \/p/rv14014...! Work Phone#';gyp 3 —4?77Home Phone#qx -33c-477-Email .ben-- 4 ,Q 'Z7Z 2 > Address: 3 --p1. 22) Address: City/State/Zip Code '"-Atege4rer, LFo, ' e 34- Name: Work Phone# Home Phone# Email Address: Address: City/State/Zip Code Name: Work Phone# Home Phone# Email Address: Address: City/State/Zip Code APPLICANT OR AUTHORIZED AGENT (See Below;Authorization must accompany applications signed by Authorized Agent) Name: 'VO4fcr.5civ Work Phone#f2v-Zel-6cer, Home Phone #9? S 1�_Email Q04.eo i Address: l}fIL— ' ' $34-49-1 ,46, Address: 440, City/State/Zip Code t a ad, dia5/.4S.-- PROPOS SE: I (We)hereby depose and state under penalties of perjury that all statements, proposals, and/or plans submitted with or contained within the application are true and correct to the best of my(our)knowledge. Signatures of all fee owners of property must sign this application. If an Authoriz ent signs, a letter of authorization from all fee owners must be included with the application. If a torpor- '•n i the fe n= , n itarize• evidence must be included i icating that the signatory has to legal authority t ig .r the rat' AOSignature: Owner or Auth i d Agent Date Signatu�: ner or Authorized A•ent 1111 EXHIBIT 2011-0708 • • C GZ Weld County Public Works Dept. ' lft. 1111 H Street ACCESS PERMIT '7 srti P.O. Box 758 w ,' Greeley,CO 80632 APPLICATION FORM ... J s Phone: (970)304-6496 Fax: (970)304-6497 Applicant Property Owner(If different than Applicant) �, Name 62. .----1©b+#J � ) Name .C DoU �K �'`"� Company -FL 6. t �1 Address 3S .C �s�. v1.0w A Address 224 SS. L.-"c17 ' r-L State Zip 43 3Q City 1-Ar Jv' 1 4 State C?n Zip S Phone 4, gyp_ S16- 41? Business Phone 17d^Z$ 4-b0Ead Fax Fax 11149- 2.€4-14=8 -2 Z E-maildOTZDo►J OW(6¢po'z'Rt , Gc).-t E-mail t≤ ® 151e:torac'Z"fl.4 F• C.c),,, A= Existing Access A= Proposed Access Parcel Location &Sketch �,Q The access is on WCR "4 q Nearest Intersection:WCR &WCR 449 WCR 48 i Distance from Intersection LIZ- -tiLf- e-- Parcel Number IDS—Si Z oc '4 r Section/Township/Range 5E4 12—4 - (es- T •Is there an existing access to the property? O N 3 11, Number of Existing Accesses 3 Road Surface Type&ConstructionK.-Treated 11 InformationV Asphalt_ Gravel 1c Treated Other WCR •4tap -_I I Culvert Size&Type 1 Materials used to construct Access 314 n 45ASS.- TConstruction Start Date la: 80 Finish Date tiled Proposed Use o Temporary(Tracking Pad Required)/$75 o Single Residential/$75 o Industrial/$150 o Small Commercial or Oil&Gas/$75 ❑ Large Commercial/$150 o Subdivision/$150 o Field (Agriculture Only)/Exempt Is this access associated with a Planning Process? o No o USR o RE o PUD o Other Required Attached Documents - Traffic Control Plan -Certificate of Insurance -Access Pictures (From the Left, Right, & into the access) By accepting this permit,the undersigned Applicant, under penalty of perjury,verifies that they have received ail pages of the permit application;they have read and understand all of the permit requirements and provisions set forth on all pages;that they have the authority to sign for and bind the Applicant if the Applicant is a corporation or other entity;and that by virtue of their signature the ill[Ipplicant is boon. • and agree + o c• pl with all said permit requirements and provisions,ail Weld County ordinances,and state laws egarding faci' es c struct..•. Signature Printed Name6 viti 7V5Cev Date /Z-424%) Approval or Denial ii •e issued in minimum of 5 days. Approved by Revised Date 6/29/10 Sod Farms /' r� Sports Turf Contractors B(GFOO 1 22455 WCR 49 • TURF /12 . LaSalle, CO 80645 f 970-284-6000 • 800-632-7473 www.bigfootturf.com • bigfoot@bigfootturf.com December 3, 2010 I here by authorize my son Greg Johnson to be the Authorized Agent for me with regards to negotiating with on the use of Bigfoot Turf's baseball field and the adjacent property. H Gordon Johnson dba Bar 9 LLC ‘„0„1/41,4.. --..N„</„.'' Y PV -- • L . Ko st zz{ TERRY L O = MATTHEwS] C 31 ICI OF COQ ION ,,,, otb, Dkre • Sod Farms Sports Turf Contractors B(GFOOT 22455 WCR 49 • TURF 11 LaSalle, CO 80645 970-284-6000 • 800-632-7473 www.bigfootturf.com • bigfoot@bigfootturf.com USE BY SPECIAL REVIEW QUESTIONAIRE 1. Proposed Use Bigfoot Turf is an agricultural operation which has been family owned and operated since 1979. We specialize in raising sod for the residential, commercial and municipal markets serving the front range of northern Colorado. In the fall of 2001 we build a baseball field so that our oldest son could have a fall wooden bat league team. The league required each team to host games and no fields in the surrounding area would open their fields up in the fall so we decided to build a baseball field on our farm. Since that first year, the Bigfoot baseball field has had limited use by adult baseball leagues, the Colo. University and University of Northern Colo. club baseball teams, the Greeley Boys and Girls Club baseball teams, local high school baseball teams and this past fall, by a 13 year old Greeley Evans Youth team who practiced on the field because they couldn't get practice time on a field at the Greeley Evans Youth complex. 2. Consistency with Chapter 22 of the Comprehensive Plan Section 22-2-20 item B. 3. A. Policy 2.3 Encourage development of agriculture and agriculturally related businesses agri-entertainment. • Our baseball field encourages the public to enjoy agricultural land and be entertained at the same time by allowing them to watch their friends and/or family members' baseball games while out in the country. Section 22-2-10 E states: In keeping with the intent of the preamble of the Weld County Charter"to provide uncomplicated, unburdensome government, responsive to the people," development in rural areas provides opportunities for land divisions that are exempt from subdivision regulations and allow land use by small agricultural operations and home businesses. Our baseball field is a small business which gives us the ability to support our sod farm, agricultural operation thru advertising, name recognitions and good will. Section 22-2-20 item F. 4. A. Policy 6.4 Encourage agri-tourism. Review land use regulations to ensure that they are consistent with this policy and that they support agri- tourism. Our baseball field is viewed by quite a few people who have heard about our Colorado "Field of Dreams" and want to tour the facility. Our field helps support agri-tourism. It gives urban people the opportunity to experience agriculture first hand and to see how agricultural operations contribute to the community and the well being of area youth. 3. Compatibility with Chapter 23 of the Comprehensive Plan Section 23-3-20 J lists Public parks and Public recreation facilities as being a"Use allowed by right". A Private park and Private recreation facility is the same use as a Public park and Public recreation facility so it's a consistent use with the Public "Use • allowed by right". If the code allows public parks and recreation facilities by "use allowed by right", then a private park and private recreation facility use is also consistent. 1 Section 23-3-40 C. 8 allows Recreational Facilities such as waterskiing lakes Commercial Recreation Facilities. Our baseball field is another Commercial Recreation Facility thus allowed by the County Code. • 4. Consistency with surrounding land uses The surrounding irrigated farm ground to the east, south and west of the field is covered with sod. A baseball field is 95% sod so the baseball field fits in well with the surrounding use. Besides the infield dirt, warning track and backstop, which make up a small percentage of our baseball field area, no person could distinguish our baseball field from our sod fields. We grow sod on our farm ground and sod on our baseball field making the baseball field consistent with the surrounding uses. To the north of Bigfoot field is Bob Easton's Valley View Air Park which he uses as his base of operations for his aerial application business. Valley View Air Park is also used by recreational pilots who fly ultra light and self propelled hang gliders along with regular aircraft. Valley View is also home to a remote controlled model aircraft club who use the air field mostly on the weekends for recreational flying of their remote control airplanes. The baseball field is consistent with the current, surrounding recreational uses. 4A. In the future,the land surrounding our baseball field will most likely be used for residential housing. Our baseball field will blend in nicely with a residential community setting and satisfy open space requirements. Our baseball field will be a valuable amenity for a future residential environment. 5. Descriptions a. Number of people Spring College Club Baseball • 3 games from March thru mid-May -15 players per team, 5-10 fans Valley High School Baseball 10 games from March thru mid-May -15 players per team, 26 fans (see attachment 1), 6 coaches -All Valley players and coaches to ride 1 school bus to field 10 practices 4 practices per week from March thru Mid-May -15 players, 4 coaches -All Valley players and coaches to ride 1 school bus to field Denver Men's Adult baseball league (MSBL) 6 days, 2 games per day, June thru August -11 players per team, 2-6 fans b.Number of employees We employ 11 people at Bigfoot Turf c. Hours of operation 9AM until dark d. Type and Number of structures N/A e. Type and number of animals N/A f. Kind of vehicles and how often Personal vehicles and school busses • Spring College-30 cars per day Valley High-Games-20 cars and 2 school busses per day -Practice-1 school bus 2 Denver MSBL-40 cars per day g. Fire protection. Bigfoot Turf LaSalle Volunteer Fire Dept Kersey Volunteer Fire Dept • h. Water source Drinking-Central Weld County Water District -Supplied in water jugs at field by Bigfoot Turf Irrigation-FRICO irrigation company surface water i. Sewage disposal Porta-potty supplied by Waste Chasers. (See Attachment 2) j. Storage or warehousing N/A 6. Landscaping plan N/A No additional landscaping 7. Reclamation procedures N/A It's already just like everything around it 8. Storm water drainage (See Attachment 3) All surfaces will remain pervious so there is minimal run off and precipitation will continues to percolate thru the surface soil and recharge the aquifer. 9. Construction timing N/A It's already built 10. Storage and stockpile of wastes Bigfoot Turf supplies trash cans at field and empties them daily into a dumpster, serviced by Waste Management, located at our office. (See Attachment 4) 11. Dust control • The office parking area and the baseball field parking area is covered with pea gravel which suppresses dust. The road from the office area to the baseball field is partially irrigated with a center pivot sprinkler which helps with dust control and Bigfoot Turf uses EnviroTec to apply mag. Chloride on the road if road dust gets bad. In regards to the complaint from Any Martinez, Mayor of LaSalle: Martinez's complaint was based solely on his perceived danger for the kids to be driving on CR 49. Martinez obviously failed to research Colorado statistics before filing his complaint. We contacted the Colorado State Patrol and received the following data(see attachment 5). The chances of being involved in an accident are 8 times greater on Hwy 85 than on CR 49. Valley High School student athletes will ride to our field on a school bus which will never even drive on CR 49. Valley High School students and fans are going to be safer because of the fact that they won't have to drive on Hwy 85 as much as they did when games were at the LaSalle fields. The baseball players will also be safer while playing on our field than on LaSalle's because our field is maintained properly. LaSalle's infield is basically a large bowl which retains water. This muddy and inconsistent playing surface is dangerous for the athletes because of inconsistent ball hops. LaSalle's transition from infield dirt to grass (known as lips) has been allowed to rise in elevation from lack of maintenance. These lips create an unsafe condition which sometime causes hard hit baseballs to unexpectedly fly up and hit players in the face causing injuries. • Valley baseball players will be playing on a Major League quality playing surface that is maintained with the same techniques and cultural practices as Coors field in Denver. 3 General Information Applicant: • Greg Johnson for my 89 year old father H. Gordon Johnson 22455 WCR 49 3502 Range View Rd LaSalle, Co Greeley, Co 80645 80634 Office 970-284-6000 Home 970-330-4977 Cell 970-534-0466 Cell 970-396-4977 Legal Description: NW1/4 of the SE1/4, Section 12, Township 4 North, Range 65 West Total acreages of parcel: 140 acres this parcel 260 acres total parcels with all deeded land included Existing land use: Agricultural-Sod arm Existing land uses of adjacent properties: Residential/mini ranches Farming Airport Registered cattle operation • Present zone and overlay zones: None known Gre J n on—Applicant H Gordon Johnson- O • 4 Page 1 of 1 1 Greg Johnson • From: Jo Barbie [barbiej@weld-re1.k12.co.us] Sent: Monday, December 06, 2010 11:17 AM To: Greg Johnson Subject: Info for Application We have figured stats on average game attendance based on last year's gate receipts Average game attendance—26 We are planning to play about 9-10 games on the field this year. Let me know if I can help with anything else. I will try to send a letter Wednesday. Jo Dr.Jo Barbie Superintendent of Schools Weld County School District RE-1 P.O.Box 157 14827 W.C.R. 42 Gilcrest, Colorado 80623 970-737-2403 • 303-629-9337 970-737-2516 FAX • 12/6/2010 Waste Chasers Invoice PO Box 1733 reeley, CO 80632 Date Invoice# 10/25/2010 23888 Bill To Bigfoot Turf 22455 Weld CR 49 LaSalle,CO 80645 Terms Project Serviced Qty Description Rate Amount '1/2010 1 WS Winter months(Includes Antifreeze Additive) 90.00 - 9000 • - -. 16-2, CEAAt-4 It's been a pleasure working with you! Total $90.00 • Payments/Credits $o.00 • Balance Due $90.00 • Phone It Fax# E-mail Web Site 970-556-0916 970-378-7803 twilson@Jwastechasers.net ... , . _ zet N t _ 3r litOJA%ADZIHN3 C O x 14011 4 ' a . \\46 , CD 0 • t_ . i. 4 L © o' L •I fa 0iii • ,T•y. it An' lb \ t • 41 t as t" At Vim_ ' a f \ ( ., -i -a _ .- —_ �� - lf:)141%\l' 44. _ *a 1 _ IA-'Tr ._._ __— -_ _ _. _ .. ._war.-.. ` _ - . -A , fen: 61 It*. i CD _L 00 6 r 4.'so• O 404 - - .: i '..: -,ii - is\' 0 i � ,^ (9 • O ID r) r- 8 OQ ; a ' l . Z c it g Al/• P' - NSW _ 1' 1 6aa W ( � _' � hz- Z kit �W �� , • S. U O O Qsiimilt. s , to t V c3 p Nit SI+ v - .�•. ', .yam .^1 03li- O iii\liP IC " • oe ` t T% • .. . CIF', I . F \\ill _ ,,, • Y .{O • ir .ei � -Jr 1 R ca. -a44-- E • '' - C t -, 41 O NCa _.c NC 40 li 1 ' t (• .‘7 ce. . 4 _ . ... ..,.... _ .. . , ' .# .:- 4 1 .f., (ndl ''r '^ \ . \itzti% A A .I t „Sigh ii. j,„ 1IX r ;v gilk.% j rn . .kr__ _ 0li 1 k illt J 3 ' / /7 tag -- _ . . � � re _ a 1: O . W l' `r' Page 1 of 3 Customer: BIG FOOT TURF FARMS ® INVOICE Account Number: 855-0960603-2534-5 WASTE MANAGEMENT Invoice Date: 11/01/2010 WASTE MANAGEMENT OF NORTHERN COLORADO Invoice Number: 2451227-2534-5 4rSELD COUNTY ROAD 25 Due Date: Due Upon Receipt AL 80610 WM ezPay Account ID: 00001-63532-14001 (970)482-6319 Current Invoice Amount Total Amount Due 1-866-482-6319 • — -------- — -- 105.58 105.58 Account Summary Please pay total amount due.Thank you for your Description Amount business. Previous Balance 212.37 Total Credits and Adjustments 0.00 Total Payments Received 212.37- Total Current Charges 105.58 Total Amount Due 105.58 Total Amount Past Due 0.00 • irvice Periods 11!01!14-11/30110- - ..ription Amount nmercial 105.58 To ensure prompt and efficient payment processing,please Total Current Charges 105.58 use one of these three methods to submit payment:1.Send a check to the Phoenix address on the remittance stub below.2.Visit wm.com to pay online on WMezPay.3.Pay by ill payment of the invoiced amount is not received within 30 days of the invoice date, you phone at 866-WMI-2PAY(866-964-2729)for a$5 fee. be charged a monthly late fee of 1.5% of the unpaid amount, with a minimum monthly [rye of$3.00, or such lesser late fee allowed under applicable law, regulation or contract. each returned check, a fee will be assessed on your next billing equal to the maximum ,ermitted by applicable state law. Want to pay this bill on-line?Go to www.wm.com to learn more about WMezPay and make a convenient,secure payment. Current Due Over 30 Over 80 Over 90 Over 120 Total Due • 105.58 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 105.58 • From everyday collection to environmental protection, Think Green° Think Waste Management. rery;edon paper, j�� a`4�17,Q� � Page 1 of 1 Greg Johnson �� • From: Terry [terry@golfandsportsolutions.com] Sent: Wednesday, December 01, 2010 7:44 AM To: 'Greg Johnson' Subject: Accident Statistics CR 49 vs Hwy 85 The State Patrol reported statistics: WCR 49 2010(YTD) 15 2009 22 Hwy 85 2010 (YTD) 119 2009 194 The Sheriffs dept is supposed to call me back with their statistics.. 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Welcome, Sunday ^r+•run t,:Jt+ Guest F.n:a�l .. ..Ji1 Fr'i RP.COmme-w: :;Pint:r:c^....itOi.AK :,:..... :> .i, . .L..;., d:Jnmt.S! 1•:)(:).t. • ..u.. .. .. .,hrl net.: 1.Dora Iseka.22.of Aurora was in a crash on Jan. t1 fA map of 20101 fatal crashes•n Weld on Interstate 76 near Lochbuie and died on Jan.20 in a �flq County Denver hospital.She was wearing a seat belt. 2.Johnnie Baca.33.of Greeley was killed on Jan.25 m a one-car crash near Weld County roads 113 and B0.He was wearing a seat belt. 3.Karla Mendoza-Gonzalez,15.of Greeley died Feb.2,when a car driven by her brother,Francisco Mendoza. Gonzalez.16.pulled out from a stop sign into the path of an Eaton school bus in the 3900 block of F Street. She was wearing a seat belt. 4.Juan Medina Jr..36.of Evans was killed on Feb.20 while walking in the 3800 block of U.S.85 when he was Struck by a Greeley Tribune route driver. 5.Ryan King.21.of Greeley was a passenger and died March 17 following a one-vehicle crash in the 1800 block of 42nd Street in west Evans.He was weanng a seat belt. . 6.Dagoberto Lopez-Marquez,31.of Greeley was killed April 10 near the intersection of Weld County roads 49 ; Deals in your inbox and 30.He was involved in a rollover crash in his car,then got out and was walking on the dark county road when he was hit and killed by another car. 41 .� 7.Shabbath Campbell,27,of Greetev died April 16 in a head-on crash between two semitrailer trucks near rEnter Your Email Here ; weld County roads 49 and 50.He was not wearing his seat belt. ks� 8.Antero Martinez Alaniz Jr..59,of Evans died in the same April 16 crash as Campbell.He was driving the 3 Event Calendar ....�r... other semi.He was wearing his seat belt. UPCOMING EVENTS SEARCH 9.Ariel Ivan Heredia•5lnaloa.22.of Evans was killed in a one-car crash on May 3.near the intersection of Weld County roads 50 and 43.The location is about three miles east of La Salle.He was not wearing his seat 11312011 Fundraiser for the Barlow Foundation belt. (We help Adults struggling with • 10.Joe Arthur Martinez.42.of Greeley died on May 23 of injuries sustained in a crash on May 22.He was Carincer) riding his motorcycle north on 47th Avenue and 9th Street when he swerved to avoid a vehicle that had 11312011 Fundraiser for the Barlow Foundation slowed to turn.He Skidded and was thrown from the motorcycle.He was not wearing a helmet. (We help Adults struggling with Canncerl 11,Stephen Smith,58,of Cheyenne died May 31 when the car he was driving collided head-on with a pickup 113/2011 Weekly Buddhist Meditation Classes- truck that was passing a line of cars.The crash occurred near Cola.392 and Weld County Road 21.He was wearing his seat belt. New Year.New Mindfulness! 17312011 L.A.M.Ministries 12.Patricia Smith.55,of Cheyenne died in the same crash-as her husband.Stephen,She was a passenger in 114/2011 Fort Collins Photographer Opens the car and was wearing her seat belt. Exhibition at the Denver Art Museum • 13.Travis McPherson,20.of Loveland died on June 3.He was dnving west on Colo.56 approaching weld 1/412011 Fundraiser for the Barlow Foundation • County Road 1 when he veered into the eastbound lane,hitting a cement truck head-on.He was not wearing (We help Adults struggling with his seat belt. Canncerl 14.Jason E.McCanless.38,of Roggen died on June 9 when his car ran a stop sign and was hit by a train at 11472011 Ohlo valley GeidESilver Refinery Weld County Road 398 near Roggen.He was weanng his seat belt. VIEW ALL EVENls e 15.Jesus Jose Lucero,61.of Greeley died on June 17 when he lost control of his 1996 Chevrolet Tahoe and it rolled and collided with a parked van on weld County Road 58 near the intersection of Weld 51,about a mile north of Kersey.He was partially ejected and pinned under the vehicle.He died at the scene.He was not To Jobs wearing his seat belt. P 16.Paul Hannon.68.of Colorado Springs died Juty 1 when his westbound Honda Civic drifted into the eastbound lane of Colo.14 arid Weld County Road 89 near New Raymer.His vehicle collided with a trailer axle of an oncoming semitrailer.He died at the scene.He was weanng his seat belt. 17.James McAMchan,43.of Nunn died July 10 when he lost control of his pickup on Weld County Road 39 at • Weld 96 southeast of Nunn after threatening Nunn town board members with a knife.He was not wearing a seat belt. 18.Jane Smith,58,of Boone,N.C.,was killed in a head-on collision July 12 on Interstate 25 and mile marker 246 near Mead when another car crossed the median into southbound traffic and hit her.She was wearing her seat belt. • http://www.greeleytribune.com/article/20110102/NEWS/701029986&parentprofile=search 1/3/2011 haunt u4 -Stu If WI vvclu suaua CC IC, I IIULIHC rage 2 OI 4 • • 19.Jeremy Tenono,33,who lived in unincorporated Weld County,was killed on U.S.85 south of Fort Lupton Z on July 14.He was traveling north when a car changed lanes and struck his motorcycle. 4 20.Jose Zavala'Gonzalez, 18.of Brighton was a front-seat passenger in a car that collided with a pickup on • Aug. 13 at U.S.85 and Weld County Road 14.5 near Fort Lupton.ne was weanng a seat bell and was3 Assistant Director of Nursinn pronounced dead at the scene. Assistant Directorof Nursing(ADON I . Centre Avenue Health and Rehab is 21.Jonathan Heardt.46.of Milliken was the driver of a motorcycle that crashed where U.S.85 merges into dr seeking an RN with recent hospital U.S.34 in south Greeley on Aug.29. experience and superior leadership skills' 22.Elizabeth Trujillo.48.of Lakewood died in the same crasn as Heardt.She was a passenger on the Experience in management and long term motorcycle. care Qualified candidates will take an interdiscip 23.Todd Aguirre,46.of Bnggsdale died Sept.8 from a single-car rollover that occurred on Sept. 1 at Weld Heavy Equipment Operator County roads 86 and 105 near New Raymer.He was not wearing a seat belt 24.Nathan Raveling.20.of Loveland was in a one-vehicle motorcycle crash near the University of Northern Colorado campus in me 1100 block of 20th Street on Sept.2.He died Sept.5 at a Denver hospital. He was pair by Cgogle not wearing a helmet. 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See Us in irrigation canal. It was unknown if he was wearing his seat belt. Glenn Dale. 29.Scott Barnhart.43.o'Nunn was driving a van and Paled to stop at a stop sign at U.S 85 and Weld County .7 Toyota Safety Road 100 on Oct. 14 and collided with a semitrailer. He was not wearing his seat cell Updates We're Dedicated to 30.Christine Prieto,40.of fort Lupton was killed in a collision with a pickup a:the intersection of Colorado Mdkmtl our Cars Even Boulevard and Weld County 6 on Oct. 24.She was wearing her seat belt. Safer You-Safety 31.Salvadoi James Prieto.9.of Fort Lupton was the son of Christine Prieto and died of inlurles as a result of Drives Us. the same collision on Oct.25 at Children s Hospital in Denver. He was wearing his sea:belt 32.Tanya Guevara,23.of Fort Lupton died from a heap-on collision at Colo. 52 and weld County Road 21 Vehicle safety recall west of Fort Lupton on Nov. 1.She was wearing a seat bell. Nation's=1 Recall Management Firm 33.Adrian Lara, 1 month.was the son of Guevara and died n the same collision-en was restrained. Prod Recalls for • Companies .. 34.James Maag.57.01 Ho sw died Oct.28 when the mold cycle tie was d rig lea-ended a car at U.S. 34 and Weld County 45 near Cs eeley. Kelley Blue Book+C3 35.William Glover,50.of Earls died in a crash on the east sloe of i 2S Frontage Road near Johnson s Corner Neon Help Deciding when the Saturn he was driving was hit by a pickup truck that an a stop sign on Dec. 14. He was wearing his On a Nev..Or Used seat bell Car, Iry Our Perfect 36.Madison Middleton. lb a UNC student whose family lives Just outside of Brighton.died on Dec. 19 near Car=mder the intersection of U.S.85 and Weld County Road 26.Site was southbound On WS E5 w/hen she crossed over into the north lane and collided with a semi carrying an AMY,'water tank.It was t impossible to tell whether she was wearing a seat belt because her cat burned. 37.Johnny Hale,67,of Greeley died on Nov. 14 front compbcat ions from mjunes mat occurred on Oct.2' at 10th Street and 14th Avenue when he walking alongside the road and was clipped by a truck. 38 Susan Carroll.60.of Roggen died in a single vehicle rollover at Weld County roads 81 and 2 on Nov.8. She was not wearing a seal belt. 39.Larry Cooley.44,e'Wellington died on Dec.2 from'noir tes that°ccunect on Nor.29 from a single vehicle rollover at U.S.85 and mire marker 289 near Nunn He was not wearing a sea'. belt. 40.Matthew Carrera, :'. of Hudson was kilted in a single-vehit le rollover on Dec.8 at the intersection of Weld County roads 45 and 1C.He was not wearing his seat bolt. 41.Steven Lebsock.53.of Fort Morgan.was killed in a two-car collision at the intersection of Colo. 52 and Interstate 76 near Hudson on Dec. 22 He was not wearing his seat belt. Erna, . air rawurok sportsorad Lmks Welding Welder Welders Mig Welder Welding Jobs Other Top Items Related Articles Most Recommended Articles • :immigrants arrested for a y Vie,,", Colony Schools prouder,a great ed scat IRO: Survey suggests economy crown is Wyoming wan Area law enforcement a:cers arrest-m ec Su r18. 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