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Home My WebLink About20082607.tiff September 22, 2008 Weld County Commissioners • 915 10 Street Greeley, CO 80631 RE: Noble Energy USR 1662 V _ Dear Commissioners: I am writing this letter on behalf of myself, Diane G.Wolfe and my sister Donna Wolfe to share our conrer'ns with USR 1662. My property is located at 13292 WCR 38 1/2; Donna's is located at 13031 W' 1 38 [The corner of SH 60 and CR 38). We are writing to object to USR 1662 being approved at this location for the following reasons: Referencing SECTION 22-1-50-CONTENT OF PLAN D3 b. industrial;SECTION 23-3-10-INTENT; SECTION 22-2-60 AGRICULTURAL GOALS AND POLICIES: Noble Energy is an industrial business. This is not an industrial zone. It is Prime Farm Land in the agriculture zone. Agriculture is a valuable resource for our community. Noble's business is not related to or dependent upon agriculture. This is not protecting prime farm land. Referencing SECTION 23-2-240-DESIGN STANDARDS AS; SECTION 23-2-160-SITE PLAN REVIEW: The intersection at State Highway 60 and WCR 38 generates very high traffic volumes and a large number of slow-accelerating vehicles - there are no acceleration and deceleration lanes to mitigate a potential traffic hazard. Noble Energy indicates that CDOT and Public Works "believe they(Noble)will not have an impact on the existing background traffic." Noble Energy's storage yard business will increase traffic. The application states that CR 38 is primarily used by gravel trucks,farm vehicles, area residents and the sod farm. What is not mentioned is the numerous dump trucks hauling dirt(in addition to the large gravel trucks),the dump trucks/bobtail trucks hauling sludge/mud,water trucks,oil &gas equipment,just to name a few. • [PICTURE#1) From CR 38 1/2 to CR 38 there is a very high traffic volume. It has increased over the past year. This goes on all day - not just peak times, granted peak time traffic is much heavier,thus increasing the traffic hazard. A&W Water's industrial business and Sand Platte and Gravel contribute to the heavy traffic (A&W operates 7 days a week. Sunday traffic is not as heavy as Monday-Saturday). It poses safety issues and is a traffic hazard. Noble Energy's industrial business will contribute to these unsafe conditions. It isn't practical or feasible to locate this Storage Yard in this area. On many occasions we have seen trucks that don't stop at stop signs, or they"piggy back"to beat traffic. That includes on A&W Water's property and at CR 38 and SH 60. For example, on July 21, 2008: 5 out of 8 sludge trucks did not stop at the stop sign exiting A&W Water's property; on September 18, 2008:4 out of 5 water trucks did not stop at the sign exiting A&W Water's property. (PICTURE#2) From February-July 2008 I documented, on 30 different occasions, a total of 736 trips in/out of A&W Water's industrial site - counting only the water trucks and trucks dumping sludge on their property - I did not count any other traffic going into/out of the site. Over the time documented,the average is 42.1 water and sludge trucks per hour or 1 truck every 1.4 minutes. Of those 736 trips,613 entered or exited south on SH 60. That is 83%of that traffic intersecting with CR 38 and SH 60. There are lulls at time, but not for a lengthy time.Once they get into their rotation, it goes on all day. A CDOT traffic count conducted in 2007, from Highway 256 to Highway 85 on SH 60 shows 3700 trips per day. The 2007 traffic count on CR 38, from CR 251h to SH 60 is 377 trips per day. Noble Energy states "they were very conservative on their estimation of 60 roundtrips per day." Those 60 roundtrips will have a major impact on the traffic at CR 38 and SH 60. If they only have 40 trucks one day,they could have 80 the next day to stay within their average. This industrial business will add to the already unsafe and adverse conditions. Public Works indicates Noble • drivers are to exit from their property onto CR 38 to SH 60 and continue north or south on SH 60". There is no way to enforce or monitor that they are traveling north,south, east or west. There is no way to enforce or monitor the number of trips per day. EXHIBIT 67608-,2(0'7 USR. lotto PAGE 2 Presently,there are a number of vehicles,approaching SH 60 from the west on CR 38. These vehicles turn north or south onto SH 60, or continue east on CR 3B to Highway 85. (PICTURE#3) • On SH 60, in order to alert the motoring public,there are no "heavy side road traffic", "caution: heavy truck traffic"signage located anywhere near A&W Water's business(CR 38 1/2 and SH 60) or at CR 38 and SH 60 where a large percentage of trucks and vehicles intersect. There are no signs on CR 38 or CR 38 1/2. There are no acceleration or decelerations lanes,or turn lanes on SH 60 or CR 38 (west of SH 60). There are no shoulders on SH 60 from Highway 256 to Highway 85. There is one spot on the west side of SH 60, between CR 46 and CR 42 where someone could pullover if needed. Requirements from CDOT and the COUNTY should be in place to comply with their standards for the type and amount of volume. There are two large businesses currently causing adverse conditions - Sand Platte and Gravel and A&W Water. When these large vehicles exit with a full load, it takes them a while to pick up speed,traffic gets backed up - drivers get impatient and start swerving around to pass the trucks; or traffic gets backed up waiting for the trucks to turn. This is not a safe environment and poses a risk for the safety and welfare of the motoring public. (PICTURE#4) Public works indicates they will recommend reducing the speed limit at the hill on CR 38,west of SH 60 plus add signs indicating "trucks turning" and "blind hill". There is much concern for the safety of trucks, as well as the safety of other vehicles at the intersection at CR 38 and SH 60 - in from all directions. Noble Energy's industrial business will contribute to this traffic hazard area. Referencing SECTION 22-4-40-AIR(CI: The dust is awful. The trucks that travel on CR 38 east to Highway 85 don't drive slowly. The bigger they are +the faster they drive = an enormous amount of dust. Visibility is little to none. You can't open windows in the house for fresh air. Although Noble Energy will instruct their drivers to utilize SH 60,there is no way to monitor that they will go north,south,east or west. Proceeding east on CR 38 to Highway 85 will add to this nuisance condition. Additionally,the diesel fumes are present on a regular basis throughout the day. (PICTURE#5) • Referencing SECTION 23-2-250-OPERATIONS STANDARDS IA): The location, layout and design of this USR will impact the noise in this area. Even with the attempt to minimize the noise, by placing their tuboscope to the NE corner of the lot,with that type of equipment, loading and unloading will inevitably be noisy. The trucks with their size and type, alone are noisy. You hear and feel them before you see them;the windows rattle in the house;they back off their"fake brakes", honk the horns. Noble will add to the noise with the additional trucks and loading/unloading the equipment. Noble Energy is a large industrial business. They operate a large number of oil and gas wells and production wells in the Denver-Julesburg DJ Basin area,with the vast majority in Weld County. Noble Energy's website indicates that in 2008 the Company added 7000 additional acres. Weld County is approximately 4000 square miles in size and is second to Garfield County in drilling permits. With the newly acquired 7000 acres and the 4000 square miles in Weld County,there is a location better designed and suited for industrial businesses where adverse conditions and traffic hazards are not present. This area is not designed or zoned for industrial businesses. There may be a need for them to have a storage yard, or to relocate a current facility, but not at this location, on prime farm land or at this location which currently has a large industry in A&W Water and Sand Platte and Gravel that contribute to these adverse traffic conditions and traffic hazards. The Traffic Impact Summary Memo to Public Works concludes: "Based on the existing utilization of CR 38 and SH 60 and the limited additional daily trips,that the proposed activities will generate, it does not appear that approving the proposed use would be detrimental to the safety or welfare of the motoring public in Weld County." We have already seen the detriment to the safety and welfare of the motoring public in Weld County at CR 38 and SH 60 - The daily additional trips for Noble Energy's industrial business will contribute to these unsafe conditions. • PAGE 3 We depend upon our Board of Commissioners to protect the health,safety and welfare of the COUNTY and • help preserve prime farm land. We depend upon you to insure there is a safe environment for the residents of the COUNTY. Approving USR 1662 for Noble Energy's Storage Yard for oil and gas support,would allow this large industry to: 1) Be located in an agricultural zone, on prime farm land; 2) Be located in an area that is not designed or zoned for industrial uses; 3]Affect the safety and welfare of the motoring public; 4) Decrease the air and noise quality 5) Have a business that is not compatible with the area We conclude by saying, unless a person is in this area day after day,they may not understand the reason for our concerns. We see it,we hear it every day. It is a very serious situation that is affecting the health, safety and welfare of the motoring public. We object to USR 1662 being approved at this location. Respec ii 11 Diane G. o Donna Wolfe 13292 WCR 38 '/2 13031 WCR 38 • Platteville, CO 80651 Platteville,CO 80651 • . r • — • a O 1 O " N f • �• 1 co 0' a- N j i LS) O .4 O . 'a ,i t t ill Si / • UP gil o \III , , tit ii O . ) Ln V , ' -ID / M A & I . ,' . i: V D ti 2 I • - ‘. t; V) .. li _., 41 (,... . 'W. , v tr- N II of N fr- . . . ..Q . COa, . L.O ., o ... . . . ....„ , . • ,, , . ,....,_# .,.. , 3 . t . Si I 4. i _ 4 L f -. • co J I L Icr CO k ' I 1 : O . ,. o " N j 0 • filikangi _1, 00 O sr- .2. —sit- , . . , a -Ar; a ,A; 4.1:1 :I 4 j I . I o � r.4 a �� -. M r •..4 ' �,.i _16 3 1 _, v t - Y 0 ,,.. • 1 CO CO I, Wtea 0° 1 ti C r 41}S 'ci O 414$ NC) N as 4.--. t. • s o u _ , "s 4 V y It 41 f i. 4A. a ., a F 11 . P 141) se • r t tits . . 11 l‘to . irr : 44:- 1 1 . (r: . c. 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II • CO CO O • 00 O O N 0 N c O t O O O 0 rsk N N 03 O 4. • • r +s 1 oa noble1,.O energy Use by Special Review Application Noble Storage Yard Board of Courtly Commissioners.Meet4ng October 1. 2008 ciliIi 7 noble ener • A III 0 & SELINE u rpu•n roo ' elletili7, Q r SITE �: • r- / r • - - sa noble ener • , III EXHIBIT 1 8 r 1 r+ 6::, e noble energ Noble Storage Yard -- USR Application ■ Proposal to use a 14 sue parcel for receiving storing,testing, and dispatching of tubulars for well operations and the recemng. stonng and dispatching of oil and gas production equipment + Reasons why this property was chosen - Not heavily populated area - Large enough parcel, centrally located to existing and proposed welts - Is not presently being used for Agricultural use or considered prune agricultural land - Relative proximity to US Highway 85 access • Tuboscope operations and one permanent office structure with one full time Noble employee Iwo fufi time contract employees,and two tuboscope operators • Facility to support the - 5000 oil and gas wells in Weld County and •1- 2500 production facilities Noble presently operates a Property zoned Agricultural and Oil and Gas Support facilities are a Use by Special Review(Sec 23-3-40 of the Weld County Zoning Code) • USR Criteria in Section 23-2-200 through 23.2410 used to evaluate this application- and to determine that the application complies ono • e _ energ • i_ .r 11111 _ •_ • Asa • Existing Oil and Gas Sales Line L:,1I_hUC.l.i Cr; _:t.i.11 J@i: 1 al iJ LSiliil(�li I�11(r74'i�,;, no e energ • rkt • CRSe Pak- - = a ay r Tyii •- 2 • I ' ano • e ener s Tuboscope operation ..+"'`... ,riff. __.. • • ' wy' I f `\� \\`\\\*.::`\\ 'c1 A i j - I I D DDCD JD:lr.: : l 11 _ _ Entrance 1 .pi._ ' ',_r I t..l .. I _L, , _ , . : . . • , .-• 'J.[ -- ' --1 I SI-4 - dfl:‘, ftahUtflll*utt' 1 ifi:: 1. I . 7non e ener . , 0 X..... , • • Tuboscope O e ,-- ';, , .- • ti _ _ _. r ^ono . e • ' I ' • 3 'v . -ono • e energ I` - I '. Separator Stack Stair. i Scpara;era Planning Commission Items of Discussion r DUST. Node has a dust abatement plan to be approved by Weld Casty Heath Dept - Noble wit be traveling on paved rows the acoess road into de taooerfy well be paved for a'Jatanoe of 3D3 feel n rowed try the county when Nether reduces dust - Present dust cried by citizens is from operation,rot related to proposal and not earns route as Node + LANDSCAPING larol•ca xng sit acorn bet-ten the site and adracent townhouse - Earthen Berm, Opaque Forcing Ample Setbacks(3o to 7170 Feet) and Evergreen trees r TRAFFIC Approximately 30 vehicles to end ham the me we occur an a UMy basis - Existing Average Daly Tripe HWY 60:3.700-WCR 38:377 tp•c Weid Co counts) - S to 10 vehicles arrlcipated during Peak Han(AM and PM) - tnp generat cn in and as of the property will not exceed 5)ADT for*Lela + NOISE 'ribosome operation has a decibel levet the same as a Inn mown - Tuboscope operation is 700 feet to the northeast of the closet residence e ZONING&LAND USE OA and gas wen and production fsahoes permitted as a Use by Special Review m the Agnwhural zone datrnct. - Support racemes for al and gas wodd naturally be close to waif hems - Not considered prime agricultural tene m the scrtrmms✓dt is less than Bo ales - Part of a sub*res,en wtid'was approved try BOCC en May 2005 and Amended in January 2CC8 has adequate services rti noble ener • , Weld County Comprehensive Plan These lands are not guaranteed to:amain traditional agricultural lands. but can be converted by the individual land owner to other uses through the appropnate land use process 'Conversion of agricultural land to urban scale residentiat commercial and industrial uses will be considered when the subject site is located where adequate senvices are currently available or reasonably obtainable " a 'Encourage techniques and incentives such as easements. clusters. building envelopes and setbacks to minimize the impacts on surrounding land when conversion to another use occurs and to ensure the health. safety and welfare of the inhabitants of the County . -The minimum lot size of parcels in the A (Agricultural) Zone District should remain at eighty (80$ acres to encourage parcels large enough to retain viable farming operations or to accommodate modern agricultural equipment and rmgation practices 7no • e ener • , 4 • Planning Commission 's list of Recommended Conditions >r Install *40 mile per hour speed limit sign(s) on CR 38 is Install Trucks Turning" signs! before the ditch crossing on CR 38 • Install a -Blind Hill sign related to the hill to the west d Install No Jake Brakes" signs; Add a development standard that states the maximum number of truck traffic trips per day shall be 60 • Amend the development standard language to allow up to 5 persons ;employees) on the site rather than the original 3 listed rle noble ener , ' noble energy • • 5 • tb. www.theFencePost.com Monday, )eptemher 15. 2005 • THE FENCE POST � • 7 Young farmers are more . 4v , �� ,[., optimi stic than ever `� � r - , _ �r'�� ; y www.dtnag.com• P' ,' i•P 'v %Az D R:cord commodity prices may have ., . a y 4L` omething to do with it. Young farmers and "" � • x` �` ranchers—ages 18 to 35 —are more optimistic ..1:... , t.:+;,��-$-r - ;<: 1 � farming and believe - * - rill/Es-rot sV 4 is than ever about the future of ,■— they are better off today than five years ago. • Standard +3 Their bright outlook, however, is tempered by Solar Panei the group's top challenges—availability of land • and farm facilities, and overall profitability. • Pregalvanized That's just a few of the highlights from the 16th annual survey of participants at the • Tow at Highway Speeds American Farm Bureau Federation's Young •Sets Up In Minutes 1 Farmer & Rancher Program. Sale + Freight Following land and facility availability (361 1 ,350 percent) and overall profitability (20 percent), �"sullied o o°'"g,without notice.Mao°0 p not Include lanes or Irslgttl. young farmers and ranchers cite increasing B�G4,V• 1-840-72b-9091 (970}284-5599 urbanization and loss of farmland (14 percent), LaSalle, CO BBB NZtl 411P ,A,government regulations (11 percent) and the LaSalle, availability and costs of health care (10 percent) AckermanDistributing.com as the next most pressing challenges. ` The vast majority— 83 percent — said they M are more optimistic about farming than five years -iD `` percent in 2007 and �""" '" ` all of ago. That compares to 79 � For ,, :-_ .. 61 percent in 2003. And 90 percent indicated ' ° ', m your Hay Eris they are better off now compared with only 70 Handling 1 percent in 2000, the lowest percentage since the ; iiato Pont ••- Needs! survey's inception in 1993. ..'�; ji In addition, 92 percent of those surveyed 1: __ From Small see themselves remaining in farming for the rest squares to ¢_��thou peon of their lives, and 95 percent would like to see - a Pew( loose�ay." their children follow in their footsteps. Eighty- DOSS IT 1,-. �- Skidloaders four percent believe their children will be able to �� .� to Fayloaders'. Ilb PI embrace the same career if they choose to do so. ok . - ,.... 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Subdivison Name Block*_Lot* - 67 - 13 - 0 OLINGER GARDEN TRACTS RPLT LOT 4 BLK 2 - 2 -4 A triers Name&Address: Property Address: RDING MARLENE DILL Street: 76 27 AVE CT City: EELEY, CO 80631 siness/Complex: Sales Summary Sale Date Sale Price Deed Type Reception $0 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'N 637.98'50D18'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 Abst Code Unit of Number of Units Actual Value Asses! Measure Va icultural 4117 Acres 16.05 id Subtotal: 16.05 $7,429 $2,1 No Buildings on Parcel • Pagel o • i1 _ _I ! — I - -�.-1 -- 4 jilt.- "V i it i i -. ,-s-.--I `4 L1wii` , ( . . ]t,- ;� _I } l L_1 -_.,icefi r, ,• -,:,Z OP 13 �' OWN 031186W0 1 . - - - —r - �•r-t. au i -i .' - . 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Property Address; )RE BROTHERS INVESTMENT LLC Street: MILLIKEN )N FRANKLIN ST City: MILUKEN VER, CO 80216 iness/Complex: Sales Summary Sale Date Sale Price Deed Type Reception # 5/26/2006 $0 WDN 3394955 Legal Description MIL MCCRA Ll BLK1 MILLIKEN CORPORATE CENTER REPLAT A SITUS: MILLIKEN 0 Land Valuation Summary Unit of Number of Assess Abst Code Measure Units Actual Value Val �s 0300 Square Feet 908226 d Subtotal: 908226 $599,480 $173,8 No Buildings on Parcel �rcIMS Viewer Page 1 o •4 It t , # 1 4 Cr [ 6 Tmis - _--,r R, mac +�6wa�F�"fr+�alin•�.�ir 1 7. � f � •ir . . '• -?. . 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Subdivison Name Block* Lot* -67- 13 -0 OUNGER GARDEN TRACTS - 2 - 6 vners Name&Address: Property Address: IRISTO NICK B Street: 700 REYNOLDS AV WELD 0 REYNOLDS AVE City: WELD 4TTEVILLE,CO 80651 ,siness/Complex: Sales Summary Sale Date Sale Price Deed Type Reception# 4/3O/1998 $180,000 WD 2611292 Legal Description 21192 L6&PT L7 E&S OF BUCKER D BLK 2 E25E4 13 3 67 OLINGER SUB GARDEN TR 1ST FILING PLATTEVILLE(OUT) SITUS: 700 REYNOLDS AV WELD 00000 Land Valuation_Summary Abst Code Unit of Number of Actual Value Asses Measure Units Va icu al 4117 Acres 11.24 id Subtotal: 11.24 $3,652 $1,( Buildings Valuation Summary g# Property Type Actual Value Asses Va Residential Out Building Out Building • Out Building )rovements Subtotal: $105,318 $10,8 al Property Value $108,970 $11,9 BuildingDetails ount#: R4797586 Parcel#: 120913001( iers Name&Address: Property Address: ISTO NICK B Street: 700 REYNOLDS AV WELD REYNOLDS AVE City: WELD TEVILLE, CO 80651 di Property Type Residential Page 1 A .. 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Subdivison Name Block# Lot_# - 67 - 13 - 0 OLINGER GARDEN TRACTS - 2 -9 vners Name&Address: Property Address: RT VASQUEZ LAND CO LLC Street: 11988 32.5 RD PLATTEVILLE 777 CR 36 City: PLATTEVILLE \TTEVILLE, CO 80651 • siness/Complex: Sales Summary Sale Date Sale Price Deed Type Reception#_ 2/12/2002 $0 BOSN 2926958 Legal Description 'I 21191 L9 BLK2 E2SE4 13-3-67 (FORT VASQUEZ ANNEX)OLINGER SUB GARDEN TR 1ST FG (.50D) PLATTEVILLE (OUT) 11988 32.5 RD PLATTEVIL 80651 Land Valuation Summary le Abst Code Unit of Number of Actual Value Assess Measure Units Val ici pal 4117 Acres 14.23 id Subtotal: 14.23 §4,623 $1,3 BuildingsValua_tion Summary g# Property Type Actual Value Assess Val Residential Out Building movements Subtotal: $95,944 $7,8 al Property Value $100,567 $9,2 Building Details punt#: R4797686 Parcel#: 1209130010 iers Name&Address: Property Address: T VASQUEZ LAND CO LLC Street: 11988 32.5 RD PLATTEVILLE 77 CR 36 City: PLATTEVILLE TEVILLE,CO 80651 ding# Property Type • Residential Page H c S f: _ we'..,s4;11 a 5lt a. { ' �'~'`� A �,� • ,L • ti •'4r lt- T ( _ R� p y t. ed- /�( R • -• , \ rr t. -t w r L ;'~it ,. jY t �,:: jpSTj - 4 1. 1A M1 v-� J-- .y * _11 "ab. .1? fri.1.- laa: :r.:-.40.•\;a•-• -‘1 ': (-4 ' 1:"*1 t ,},tirr `. :. v. r ��,► an. • .�, PLATTEVILLEt ��'� r i fir. t.: — 03,466* \ ..4. 11,.. —a - . „. 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Buildings Valuation Summary Asses 1g# Property Type Actual Value V: Commercial Commercial iprovements Subtotal: $18,901 $5, tal Property Value $22,107 $6; Building Details count#: R0032901 Parcel#: 121118004 liners Name&Address; Property Address: EWART FRANK C& Street: PLATTEVILLE BOX 365 City: PLATTEVILLE I.a ILLE,CO 80651 it _ g# Property Type IT %-iu t.uwiuy, kAmorauo Page 1 • WELDCOUNTY 'taTi1TJlCt7` '" HOME Parcel Summary - I-- _ arcel#: 121118004003 Layers wner: STEWART FRANK C & ' .. Visible i i� ddress: P O BOX 365 I Rivers and Streams ity: PLATTEVILLE is .Lf2Y.. Late: CO s - i % ea Railroads p Code:80651 Le ,; I • `; rT l di SUeetfRoad Name E ' i r l 1 J Precincts ►ther_Accounts on this Parcel �rhri _ r "` t as. L I Sales 4.T fJ ccount Type # of Account's , E. — II I \` ) . . - s a V County Border f i Lakes and Ponds • dditional Owners on this Parcel ; :,,\ e' [� City Limits••EWART RUTH C ., . v� , . 03Ne'.*YV 4:::i jir IX `` \ c . I. is 0sNs6iv [V Parcels ill I to ii . • =4 [�/1 Section Grid e-toil Information: .� n .t � � \. ' .. LAND a 'R'• 4: 5 , I \.. , • ‘ Z VI Qtr. Section Grid gala 13 .x • PLATTEVILLE , \ \\ ; Township CCiagal / s " ti i -'18 ' . [y Photography (high Res.) ' OPERTY PROFILE BUFFER PARCEL ' �� .41/4 � �.' ..... c+� y�� I,, V Photography (tow Res.) is Swmmary ° u L4'.11 m �jk R- . r ' - ',,a . I Refresh Ma count* R0032901 .�'FA, t•) 6 'I -.1: . ._4-. Map I "es: $416.78 -I -:, 'S :+ 4. i ' I" .4 w , 65.021 _Welts_ Canmy.Cotaraao� ;t g ' . ' 1- ?1� �� c Year: '� ;,; 2007 • - 3nt taxes and mill levy are year 2007 which are payable in 2008.Tax line for the full payment is April 30. Payment after this dale will incur 3st. Adjustments to Total Taxes Due, such as Sena Citizen's iption. Special Improvement districts, Declaration Penalty, TD 1000 illy or prior years'delinquent taxes we not included. Treasurer's Office fro Designed and Hosted by: I=J1�JG4J4Jg I�l�lt ) 4frp11lit Pan oMERRICK t Duo Duestiotts regarding this page? ,vehtttap(a nterriek.eam ientify Results Page 1 • WELD COUNTY ASSESSOR PROPERTY PROFILE :ca: R4879986 Parcel#: 12111900( ix Area: 2179 Bordering County: :res: 42 ,wnship Range Section Quart.Sec. Subdivison Name Block# Lot# - 66 - 19 -0 PLATTEVILLE- 17- 28 vners Name&Address: Property Address: .MP MR) HOLDINGS LLLP 1/2 INT& Street: 0 CAMP MELVIN) City: BOX 127 4TTEVILLE, CO 80651 ditional Owners:, LSON PHYLLIS EDITH CAMP 1/2 INT siness/Complex: Sales Summary Sale Date Sale Price Deed Type Reception # 11/7/2005 $0 BSON 3449695 Legal Description 16614 W2NE4 19 3 66 EXC L28 TO 31 BLK17 PLATTEVILLE ALSO EXC 250'X 350'PLATTED&KNOWN AS CENTRAL PARK PLATTEVILLE IN SE COR 0 N2NE4(2.69A)(OUT)ALSO EXC BEG AT NE COR SEC 19 W1700'540'TO TRUE POB 5100'W50'N100'E50'TO BEG (2RBD2RES24RR) • Land Valuation Summary id Type Abst Code Unit of Number of Actual Value Asses: Measure Units Va icultural 4147 Acres 2 icultural 4127 Acres 3 icultural 4117 Acres 17.07 icultural 4117 Acres 19.93 d Subtotal: 42 $18,561 $5„ No Buildings on Parcel • Page 1 c A ♦ Al -n z , (\N..\,,r : ��y w��.. _ .,.... (#ter .,.P, �1J • � �. 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Subdiviso_n_Na_me Block# Lot# 04 - 66 - 28 - 0 GILCRESTAMD - 85 - 1 Owners Name&Address: Property Address: HALL BILL Street: 19162 29 CR GILCREST 1220 11 AVE #201 City: GILCREST GREELEY, CO 80631-3860 Business/Complex: Sales Summary Sale Date Sale Price Deed Type Reception # 12/8/2005 $0 QCN 3345971 Legal Description GIL 16937 ALL BLKS 85-86-87-93-94 TOG WITH VAC STREETS AD]TO EXC 4TH STREET ALG NORTH LN SITUS: 19162 29 CR GILCREST 00000 Land Valuation Summary Unit of Number of Asse! La pe Abst Code Measure Units Actual Value V 4117 Acres 21 Re zanlIb 1./6111- Land Subtotal: Si1/blt 5 f,2M-L 21 $9,720 $2, Buildings Valuation Summary Asse: Bldg# Property Type Actual Value V 1 Residential 2 Out Building 3 Mobile Home Improvements Subtotal: $68,490 $5, Total Property Value $78,210 $8, Building Details Account#: R4431886 Parcel#: 10572800: Owners Name&Address: Property Address: HALL BILL Street: 19162 29 CR GILCREST 1220 11 AVE #201 City: GILCREST GREELEY, CO 80631-3860 Building# Property Type 1 • Residential http://maps2.merrick.com/Website/Weld/setSql.asp?cmd=QUERY&DET=PP&pin=105728001004&acct=R... 9/24/2 4 r • • _. ,. WELDC ? U NTY " - 2-- C ONTACT "" .; NOME --. a.: Parcel Summary M - Layers parcel*: 105728001004 Visible Owner: HALL BILL i' ='f IIRivers and Streams Address: 1220 11 AVE #201 ' Z ' ' City: GREELEY mop j4AA I Railroads State: CO L ,:r . . Y� i Zip Code:80631-3860 �' = ^?_ _ _...........r....-, :r „,t.- cR�'- >. , �_ Street/Road Name V ,.i I N.lt:• `t-n-• In Precincts Detail Information: I . — ( Sales a Ilia BUeLD1NG Fka*t b �yt 7,73+ V County Border air c1il.;, x�t� - '-�_ L-_.. I -a j Y.'•r---E 1 .,. Lakes and Ponds ,, h of �— PROPERTY PROFILE BUFFER PARCEL e �' ", . :' -� '- ' b.0 City Limits re " =�71 1 : GILCREST.e''CAWS*3 V Parcels —�- � Section Grid raX, Silillitlal'x ,- - . .. 29 �: •, ,. ,. * .-. ;, 28. -q try Recount# R4431886 *�' °� .. - Eotal Taxes: �/ Qtr. Section Grid $1, 122.92 ti ti . �. t.• 1 !� %mount Due: $5.00 V Township ' f lilt Levy: 66.267 ; am. "f rax Year: 2007 `N. , � Photography (high Res.; 4...4.--i f ` 3 ^ „cc --.. ), Photography (low Res.) ::urrent taxes and mill levy are year 2007 which are payable in 2008.Tax j teadline for the lull payment is April 30 Payment alter this date will incur • _. terest. Adjustments to Total Taxes Due, such as Senior Citizen's Yy '� I Refresh Map j 'rein lion, Special Improvement districts. Declaration Penalty. TD 1000 '� „ ,.4v ' r prior years'delinquent taxes are not included. i Treasurer's Office il. .. c tNa►d county,coaraao iiii3 3 • Designed and Hosted by: intElqlqiiralitlelt4L* Identify Parcel • 000 oo MERR!1 Poo 1< Questions regarding this page? 1vehnurpramrrerritt.com tp://maps2.merrick.com/website/weld/viewer.htm?Title=Weld%20County%2C%20Colorado 9/24/: entify Results Page 1 o WELD COUNTY ASSESSOR PROPERTY PROFILE AID: R4431986 Parcel#: 1057280011 x Area: 0176 Bordering County: res: 61.71 wnship Range Section Quart.Sec. Subdivison Name Block*_Lot* - 66-28-0 GILCREST AMD -54 - 1 rnersName&_Address: Property Address: _SON EUGENE K Street:GILCREST )10 CR 382 City: GILCREST OVER,CO 80729 siness/Complex: Sales Summary Sale Date Sale Price Deed Type Reception# 12/30/2005 $0 PRON 3352433 Legal Description GIL 16915 ALL BLKS 54 THRU 61 & BLKS 88 THRU 92& 1/2 OF VACATED ST AD)THERETO EXC US85 ALSO EXC L13 THRU 16 IN BLK54 SITUS: GILCREST 00000 Land Valuation Summary d Abst Code Unit of Number of Actual Value Assess Measure Units Val cu ral 4117 Acres 30 cultural 4117 Acres 31.71 d Subtotal: 61.71 $28,564 $8,21 No Buildings_on Parcel 0 geld County, Colorado Page 1 ( OW E L D C O U N T Y C CONTAC`t'•' 0 - HOME Parcel Summary -� ` '� - I�, Layers 'rcei#: 105728001005 • : i; , Visible rimer: NELSON EUGENE K `' Rivers and Streams r !dress: S8910 CR 382 ;: 21 [J ty: GROVER ` u:. '',-- ii Railroads ate: CO _,4. r E p Code:80729 - y -- _ ._. .� - ' � •. V Street/Road Name '_ ` <G� r~ "f1 Precincts n ,-• 7 L rte` , then Accounts on this Parcel ��: I*. ' ', �' '' - . Sales count Type # of Account's '^ T - c �i ./ County Border 11 2 '` Y l I, lir. • • ;t-._.._F 1 �' ri Lakes and Ponds f t. _-L.,�. . �-. � � I` �; ,y -; Lr...� ,. -�.r � City Limits etail Information: —i ti z� . . —' .� t _.�I GILCREST> '' Parcels . ... BUILDING ' j' I • *• ' f.t 1.1441.k ill 'Zg a _ •_ s , , y • ' _ . ' 'g il! _. d Section Grid 2g - .t, - ; �1 a_ * • Kam` , „ _ tl;4 _ . ;-c �/ cur. Section Grid • OPERTYPROFILE BUFFER PARCEL `'` lr :; ` „ i5 • ' alt • t ,,++ ' ,mss \s\- ♦� %, Township rc�r --•7'\--. II \- % \ ---4-`'''. ^s _ 1 '', 1 • • ` ` ' ' �\ N - IS` ' V Photographyh' h Res. �, ," 'Y (high } ix Summary ��- ^.'� `� : ti / • . /ft.. */ Photography (low Res.) f :ount# R4431986 f �4°. • ' I�f : f; tal Taxes: $548.70 I i a ...\\,... ., '. ^ K'' Count Due: $0.00 Levy: 66.267 ,10? -0 , I Refresh Map ` i c Y r• 2007 f�. e and mill levy are year 2007 which are payable in 2008.Tax . `_< • a Y ' „ , !line For the full payment is April 30. Payment after this date will incur we;d caurtty,Colorado 33 wit, ;� ` -i .. est. Adjustments to Total Taxes Due, such as Senior Citizen's option, Special Improvement districts, Declaration Penalty, TD 1000 illy or prior years'delinquent taxes are not included. Treasurer's Office Designed and Hosted by: fr J I&1j4tjfIit14 I _J4JOj4!4IoJ identify Parcel 000 a° o MERRICK Ioo Questions regarding this page? irehmap(dmerrieL.com iving directions: 13031 County Road 38, Platteville to 80651 SIr • Are rf :4(.4, t t 7 ! e • y 4 • - .. A. 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IN a & w water Service, Inc. - A Complete Energy Services Company Page 1 c ,4 i al - 44. 1I .41fr -.Jait gar T1 : ,Iti A Complete Energy Services Cc 1OME WATER HAULING FRAC TANKS DRILLING RIGS PIPE YARD SERVICE CENTER 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 . • A&W Water has exceeded in developing reputable - „AL'a"•40.)1t-P, ,\ .�.: . - long lasting relationships with many -y customers _. kxf : Incb °� y, � r �f I h tie. �v �..,, y • ,�;';y 14--4 , kit ?' g experienced personnel quality equipment Mti�_.; t-i,. Y ��Y ;1 ,., r ..7 .•" err . t' � `� ti . rti �' .Tiy+ `t f 6�F ' 3 .. an roviding competitive pricing . With these It ' ' r t `• ` � „It M .N .i `• tiywhr �' M`-. •w .Y M1Z t• YLI - T].) tyyN - �ttributes come the :..' •� ° * r�� - assurance of continued y . '� Al 4 � �vi,� elationships with our customers and security for 4. r t � employees. ?]tSa . ,. s f 1, Dur t 9]. . ry services include oil field water hauling, prima . ..: ✓ f. . ra C t ,y Q CF tank rental, pipe trailer rental and flatbed `` " = 'iauling . A&W Water Service has its own ndustrial water well and operates a pipe storage lard for customer convenience. We also supply :CL/Potash and Biocide for our customers . &W is the hub for the CPS Service Center for le Rockies Division in the DJ Basin . 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MC I . _. _ _. 0 acv �d �� 3 g % Pint/EV•i LLE b5- Hf,'14 Jennifer VanEgdom From: Bruce Barker Sent: Wednesday, October 01, 2008 4:01 PM Jennifer VanEgdom Kim Ogle Subject: Language for Condition 1.H. 1.H. The applicant shall submit an improvements agreement that addresses the timing and scope of the applicant's participation in paying the costs of improvements to the intersection of WCR 38 and State Highway 60, based upon the applicant's proportion of overall use of that intersection. • EXHIBIT • I G 3 l Hello