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A&W Water Service was started in 1954 by
Charles Wright who worked the DJ Basin in
Eastern Colorado and Nebraska for 50 years .
Gary Wright currently manages and oversees
A&W 's daily operations continuing his father's
commitment of providing superb service and
customer satisfaction .
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through experienced personnel quality equipment
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relationships with our customers and security for I .
our employees .
Primary services include oil field water hauling ,
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hauling . A&W Water Service has its own
industrial water well and operates a pipe storage
yard for customer convenience . We also supply
KCL/ Potash and Biocide for our customers .
A&W is the hub for the CPS Service Center for
the Rockies Division in the DJ Basin . A&W Water
Service 's fabrication facility installs water tanks
and vacuum tanks on customer's vehicles and
provides other custom fabrication work as
needed .
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303-857-1638
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Greeley,Colorado 80631
ATfN: Kim Ogle
RE: USR 1662
Dear Kim:
I am writing this letter on behalf of myself,Diane G.Wolfe and my sister, Donna J.Wolfe to share our
concerns with regard to USR 1662. My property is located at 13292 CR 38.5;Donna's is located at
13031 CR 38. Although we do not fall within the 500 foot buffer requirement(Sec.23-2-2101,there are
concerns with our properties that will cause additional impacts with Noble Energy's business. This area is
already inundated with diesel smell, noise, dust and heavy traffic - water trucks,dump trucks, gravel
trucks, oil equipment,commodity trucks,to name a few. We recently wrote a letter to Public Works
requesting a count due to the heavy traffic on CR 38. At that time the traffic was coming from Sand Platte
and Gravel. This situation may have been a two week special project;however, it was absolutely awful. At
one point,I counted 39 trips by dump trucks in a 45-minute period utilizing CR 38. [Picture#1)
The speed limit on State Highway 60 is 65 mph and is only a 2-lane highway. With the increase in traffic,
the County and the State should be very concerned about the traffic on State Highway 60 between CR
38.5 and CR 38. At CR 38.5 you have the water trucks continuously going in and out of A&W Water's oil
and gas support business site on a daily basis[7 days a week]. At CR 38 you have water trucks,gravel
trucks,dump trucks,etc. If Noble Energy is allowed a USR at this location,this will increase congestion to
this potential traffic hazard area.
There are no signs indicating"Heavy Truck Traffic";"Caution:Trucks Entering the Highway" - not one sign.
We have seen vehicles swerve around turning trucks,trucks go through stop signs to beat the traffic-all on
• a regular basis. There is a serious need for some signage, even to the point of reducing the speed limit.
The water trucks will clip along at a pretty good rate because of traffic behind them,then put on their"fake
brake"to make a quick turn. As an example,on July 21,2008 there were 5 out of B trucks in a 20
minute period that did not stop entering onto State Highway 60. Additionally,on August 17,2007 A&W
Water had a"Driver Appreciation Day"which generated a large amount of traffic at State Highway 60 and
CR 38 Y ; plus another large gathering on October 4,2007. [Picture#2).
A&W has a very large business with their oil and gas support operation in the agriculture zoned PRIME
FARM LAND area. Not only do they haul water,they have allowed the oil companies to dump"sludge", in
excess of the Oil and Gas Commissions regulations,on their property. In 2007,from January-November,
on fourteen[14)occasions I documented the number of water trucks entering,or exiting,the main A&W
Water driveway off of State Highway 60. The total time I surveyed was approximately 8 hours,which
calculated to 223 water trucks per hour. In 2008, beginning around January or February,I noticed the
0� traffic becoming exceptionally heavy,between CR 38 and approximately'/2 mile north of CR 38 '/2, I
continued to document the water trucks and sludge trucks. The water trucks,for the 17.5 total hours
R. documented,was 395 trips which amounts to 22.1 trips per hour,the sludge trucks for the same amount
of time,totaled 341 trips,which amounts to '19.5 trips per hour. These operations continues anywhere
from 8-12 hours per day,7 days a week My calculations do not include commodity trucks,oil qompany's
equipment, etc....just water trucks. (Picture#3 and Picture #4)
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Having another large business in this area is not compatible with this area for these reasons:
SECTION 22-1-50-Content of Plan: D3 b.-Industrial: "Industrial uses directly related to agriculture may
be accommodated in agricultural areas." SECTION 23-3-10 Intent: "Agriculture in the COUNTY is
considered a valuable resource which must be protected from adverse impacts resulting from
uncontrolled and undirected business, industrial and residential land USES."
This is not an industrial zone; it is PRIME FARM LAND in the agricultural zone. This request is not related
to, or dependent on agriculture.
SECTION 22-4-10-Purpose-A,B&D: "....in order to preserve a healthy and positive quality of life for County
citizens,the following four[4) principles should be considered in all land use issues: A. Impacts from
proposed land uses on air,water,waste, noise and public health should be considered;
B.Environmental impacts should be reduced or mitigated in order to prevent harm to life, health and
property. D.The County shall encourage and promote coordination and cooperation between federal,
state and local governmental entities charge with making decisions which may have environmental
impacts on the land uses and residents in the County."
Once again,the noise, dust and traffic issues make a huge impact on this area, posing health and safety
issues. The dust is so thick your visibility is little to none. The County and State need to evaluate this entire
area before allowing another industry in the Agricultural zone. (Picture #5)
SECTION 22-4-40 Air-C: "In addition to emissions of criteria and hazardous pollutants,the County is
concerned with nuisance emissions of odor and dust. The County will encourage development to occur in
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a manner that minimizes these impacts."
The trucks continue to cause a nuisance condition with the dust and diesel fumes. The large volume of
trucks has made the area a major concern for health issues with the diesel fumes and dust Based on
what Planner Kim Ogle told us, Public Works will require this operation to use only paved roads. There are
no guarantees that will happen.
SECTION 22-2-60 Agricultural goals and policies A.Policy 1.3 "Allow commercial and industrial uses,
which are directly related to, or dependent upon agriculture,to locate with the A(Agricultural)Zone when
the impact to surrounding properties is minimal, and where adequate services and infrastructures are
currently available or reasonably obtainable. ...Agricultural business and industries are defined as those
which are related to ranching, livestock production,farming and agricultural uses."
This business is not related or dependent upon the Agricultural industry.
SECTION 22-460 Noise and SECTION 22-470 Noise goals and policies-A.N.Goal 1: "Noise is a source
of environmental pollution. Exposure to excessive noise levels over prolonged periods can be a threat to
public health. Statutory noise standards have been established for areas where commercial, industrial and
residential uses are located." A.N Goal 1: Minimize the impact of noise on County residences."
Again,the large trucks and equipment make up for the noise concerns in this area. Per Noble's USR
request, 30 trucks per day will utilize this area adding to the current adverse conditions. There is also no
guarantee that there will only be 30 trucks,or that they will be only storing pipe at this location. The
trucks loading or unloading the pipe will add to the noise.
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SECTION 23-2-240-Design Standards-A.8:"An applicant for a Use by Special Review shall demonstrate
compliance with the following design standards in the application and shall continue to meet these
standards if approved for DEVELOPMENT:The access shall be located and designed to be safe; ingress
and egress shall not present a safety hazard to the traveling public or to the vehicle accessing the
property. For USES generating high traffic volumes and large number of large,slow-accelerating vehicles,
acceleration and deceleration lanes may be required to mitigate a potential traffic hazard." SECTION 22-
1-50-Content of Plan:E2 Transportation: "The goals and policies of these Sections promote efficient and
multimodal transportation that is sized and designed appropriate to the use. Any proposed land use
changes will be required to address the impacts on transportation that may occur because of the change"
SECTION 23-2-160-Site Plan Review-S: "A statement explaining how acceleration/deceleration lanes,
when required by the Dept. of Public Works or the Colorado Department of Transportation,will provide
safe,efficient access to ARTERIAL or COLLECTOR STREE I S."
There is already the potential traffic hazard on State Highway 60 between CR 38 and CR 38 1/2, as well as
west of State Highway 60 on CR 38. As stated above,there are no Department of Transportation signage
indicating "Heavy Truck Traffic"or"Caution: Heavy Side Road Traffic", nor are there
acceleration/deceleration lanes on State Highway 60 or on CR 38 west of State Highway 60. There are
no Weld County signs on CR 38 or 38 1/2 indicating the same. This is a very potential traffic hazard. The
traffic entering or exiting from CR 38,west of State Highway 60,is unbelievable. There is no guarantee
that there will be only 30 trucks a day at Noble's site. Adding another industry to this traffic hazard area
adds to the already adverse conditions.
SECTION 23-2-250-Operations Standards-A:"An applicant for a Special Review Permit shall
. demonstrate conformance with the following operation standards in the Special Review Permit application
to the extent that the standards affect location,layout and design of the Used by Special Review prior to
construction and operation. Once operational,the operation of the USES permitted shall conform to these
standards:The operation of the USES shall comply with the noise standards enumerated in CRS:Section
25-12-101. CRS states "...noise is a major source of environmental pollution which represents a threat to
the serenity and quality of life in the State of Colorado. Excess noise often has an adverse physiological and
psychological effect on human beings, thus contributing to an economic loss to the community.
Accordingly, it is the policy of the general assembly to establish statewide standards for noise level limits
for various time periods and areas. Noise in excess of the limits provided in this article constitutes a public
nuisance."
The trucks sound like a train coming down the road, back off of their"jake brake", honk their horns. It is
already a very noisy area with the trucks. When they come down these roads,the windows in the house
rattle,you can't open windows to allow"fresh"air to come into the house.
There is much concern with the dust issue and safety of trucks turning onto or off of State Highway 60, as
well as the safety of vehicles utilizing these side roads. Requirements from CDOT should be in place to
comply with their standards for the type and amount of volume. (This requirement should also apply to
A&W Water and Sand Platte and Gravel; currently they produce a large amount of traffic) There is
already in place a full fledged industrial operation going on with A&W Water. The State and County needs
to evaluate this situation before allowing USR 1662 to be approved. There have been oil derricks and
equipment stored on that property prior to Noble's request. This is Agriculture land, PRIME FARM LAND,
not Industrial.
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We present these facts to you because there is a serious need in this area that the County and State need
to evaluate. There are two large businesses,Sand Platte &Gravel and A&W Water that are affecting the
area on State Highway 60 between CR 38 and CR 38 '/e. Another business would cause additional
adverse conditions. Noble Energy is a large company and has obviously stored their equipment in other
places,which they should continue to do.
Our family has lived in this area since 1970. I, Diane, have lived at 13292 CR 38 '/z since 2002. My
parents built this home in 1976. Donna's property at 13031 CR 38 is currently empty. We are in the
process of cleaning, painting and selling this property. However, along with all of the above mentioned
issues, allowing another industry to this area depreciates the value of this home. My renter had called the
County in October 2007 to complain about the truck traffic generated from the oil and gas support
business working from an agricultural zoned area. She was informed by Roger Caruso that"if that
business was there before her,then she should move." He was to phone back with additional information
and never did. We hope the information in this letter is better received.
We contest to Noble Energy utilizing this area for their business purposes.
If you have any questions,you may call me at 970-737-2225. Thank you for your time.
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PROPERTY PROFILE
Account#: R0067994 Parcel#: 1209130010:
Tax Area: 2191 Bordering County:
Acres: 3.72
Township Range Section Quart.Sec. Subdivison Name Block# Lot#
03 - 67 - 13 - 0 OLINGER GARDEN TRACTS RPLT LOT 4 BLK 2 - 2 -4B
Owners Name&Address: Property Address:.
CRESS FRANK L Street: 15145 STERKEL BLVD WELD
P O BOX 1314 City: WELD
PLATTEVILLE, CO 80651
Business/Complex:
Sales Summary
Sate Date Sale Price Deed Type Reception#
1/18/1994 $140,000 02370124
Legal Description
OL-R4-B PT L3 BLK2 E2SE4 13 3 67 OLINGER SUB-D1V GARDEN TR 1ST FILING DESC AS BEG AT A PT ON W LN OF SAID L3 FROM WHICH PT THE SW
COR BEARS S0D43'E 557.50'THENCE N0D43'W 52.50'588D24'E 618.60' S0D21'W 48'THENCE ALONG SLY EDGE OF AN EXISTING FENC
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Land Type Abst Code Unit of Number of Actual Value Assess
Measure Units
Agricultural 4117 Acres 3.72
Land Subtotal: 3.72 ;1.722 ;51
Buildings Val_u_ation Summary
Actual Value Assess
Bldg# Property Type Vat.
1 Residential
2 Out Building
4 Out Building
Improvements Subtotal: ;111,882 $9,3
Total Property Value $113,604 $9,8
Building Details
Account#: R0067994 Parcel#: 1209130010
Owners Name&Address: Property Address:
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P 0 BOX 1314 City: WELD •
PLATTEVILLE, CO 80651
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Account#: R0110388 Parcel#: 12091300
Tax Area: 2191 Bordering County:
Acres: 16.05
Township Range Section Quart.Sec. SubdivisonName Block# Lot#
03 -67 - 13 - 0 OLINGER GARDEN TRACTS RPLT LOT 4 BLK 2 - 2 -4 A
Owners Name&Address: Property Address:
HARDING MARLENE DILL Street:
2176 27 AVE CT City:
GREELEY, CO 80631
Business/Complex:
Sales Summary
Sale Date Sale Price Deed Type Reception#.
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Legal Description
21196-B L5 BLK2 E2SE4 13 3 67 OLINGER SUB DIV GARDEN TRACTS 1ST FILING BEG SE COR L5 THENCE NLY 25' W22' NOD15'E 617.88' N87D14
637.98'S0D18'W 655'M/L S88D24'E 660.17'TO BEG ALSO L4-A CORRECTION PLAT OF REPLAT OF L4 BLK2 OLINGER SUB OF GARDEN
. Land Valuation Summary
Land Type Abst Code Unit of Number of Ass€
Actual Value
yp Measure Units 1
Ag ricultu ra I 4117 Acres 16.05
Land Subtotal: 16.05 $7,429 $:
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PROPERTY PROFILE
Account#: R4797586 Parcel#: 12091300
Tax Area: 2191 Bordering County:
Acres: 11.24
Township Range Section Quart.Sec. Subdivison Name Block#Lot#
03 -67 - 13 - 0 OLINGER GARDEN TRACTS - 2 - 6
Owners Name&Address: Property Address:
CHRISTO NICK B Street: 700 REYNOLDS AV WELD
700 REYNOLDS AVE City: WELD
PLATTEVILLE, CO 80651
Business/Complex:
Sales Summary
Sale Date Sale Price Deed Type Reception #
4/30/1998 $180,000 WD 2611292
Legal Description
21192 L6&PT L7 E &S OF BUCKER D BLK 2 E2SE4 13 3 67 OLINGER SUB GARDEN TR 1ST FILING PLATTEVILLE (OUT) SITUS: 700 REYNOLDS A'
WELD 00000
• Land Valuation Summary
Land Type Abst Code Unit of Number of Actual Value Asse
Measure Units
Agricultural 4117 Acres 11.24
Land Subtotal: 11.24 $3,652 $1
Buildings Valuation Summary
Asse
Bldg# Property Type Actual Value
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1 Residential
2 Out Building
3 Out Building
4 Out Building
Improvements Subtotal: $105,318 $10
Total Property Value $108,970 $11
Building Details
Account#: R4797586 Parcel#: 12091300
Owners Name&Address: Property Address:
CHRISTO NICK B Street: 700 REYNOLDS AV WELD
700 REYNOLDS AVE City: WELD
PLILLE, CO 80651 EXHIBIT
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PROPERTY PROFILE
Account#: R4797686 Parcel#: 12091300
Tax Area: 3923 Bordering County:
Acres: 14.23
Township Range Section Quart.Sec. Subdivison Name Block!Lot#
03 - 67 - 13 - 0 OLINGER GARDEN TRACTS - 2 -9
Owners Name&Address: Property Address:
FORT VASQUEZ LAND CO LLC Street: 11988 32.5 RD PLATTEVILLE
11777 CR 36 City: PLATTEVILLE
PLATTEVILLE, CO 80651
Business/Complex:
Sales Summary
Sale Date Sale Price Deed Type Reception #
2/12/2002 $0 BOSN 2926958
Legal Description
PVI 21191 L9 BLK2 E2SE4 13-3-67 (FORT VASQUEZ ANNEX) OLINGER SUB GARDEN TR 1ST FG (.50D) PLATTEVILLE (OUT) 11988 32.5 RD PLATTEVI
80651
Land Valuation Summary
Land Type Abst Code Unit of Number of Actual Value Asse
Measure Units
Agricultural 4117 Acres 14.23
Land Subtotal: 14.23 $4,623 $1
Buildings Valuation Summary
Asse
Bldg# Property Type Actual Value
1 Residential
2 Out Building
Improvements Subtotal: $95,944 $7
Total Property Value $100,567 $9
Building Details
Account#: R4797686 Parcel#: 12091300
Owners Name&Address: Property Address:
FORT VASQUEZ LAND CO LLC Street: 11988 32.5 RD PLATTEVILLE
11777 CR 36 City: PLATTEVILLE
PLATTEVILLE, CO 80651
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