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Home My WebLink About20020883.tiff DISTRICT COURT, WELD COUNTY, COLORADO 901 9th Avenue P. O. Box 2038 Greeley, CO 30632 Telephone (" 970) 351-7300 IN RE: HILL 'N PARK SANITATION DISTRICT, A COLORADO SPECIAL DISTRICT, PETITIONER R. Sam Oldenburg A COURT USE ONLY A Witwer, Oldenburg, Barry & Bedingfield, LLP 822 7th Street, Suite 760 Greeley. CO 80631 Case No. 65 CV 16679 Telephone (970) 352-3161 Division 1 Fax (970) 352-3165 F-*rail: SOLDEVELRG@WOBB-1,LP.00M Registration No. a I:6 NOTICE OF FILING OF PETITION FOR DISSOLUTION Notice is hereby given that Hill 'N Park Sanitation District has Bled a Petition Dissolution. The Court will hold a hearing on said Petition at `< o'clock .M. day of , , in Division i of the Weid County District Cou:. Weld County Court Houge, 9th Street and 9th Avenue, Greeley, Colorado. Any interested parry znay appear and be heard on the sufficiency of the Petition for Dissolution or the adequacy of 'lie applicable financial and service provisions. The applicable financial and service provisions, as contained in the Petition, are as foilows: The plan for final disposition of the assets of the District, for dissolution of the District and for assumption of the service obligations of the District by Evans are specifically set forth in the Second Supplemental Agreement to Intergovernmental Agreement between the District and City of Evans, Colorado, attached to the Petition, and generally provides: l. The District has no cash,no accounts receivable, no accounts payable and no bonded indebtedness or other obligations or liabilities other than the obligations of continuing sewer service to customers, both within and outside of the District boundaries; 1 2002-0883 /2`/, .H,42l 2. The only assets of the District are the facilities for the collection. transportation, treatment and discharge of sewerage which will be transferred to Evans simultaneous with dissolution; 3. Evans has agreed and agrees upon dissolution of the District that it will accept conveyance of the District sewerage facilities and continue the operation of the facilities and provide sewer service to the customers of the District.; and 4. The District will not continue for any purpose on dissolution and the Board of Directors will not continue in office. Dated this 9c day of co Li.„-r r . BY THE COURT: 2 DISTRICT COURT, WELD COUNTY, COLORADO -- 901 9th Avenue P. O. Box 2038 Greeley, CO 80632 Telephone ( 970) 351-7300 IN RE: HILL 'N PARK SANITATION DISTRICT, A COLORADO SPECIAL DISTRICT, PETITIONER - R. Sam Oldenburg, #4156 A COURT USE ONLY A Witwer, Oldenburg, Barry& Bedingfield, LLP 822 7'h Street, Suite 760 Greeley, CO 80631 Case No. 65 CV 16679 Telephone (970) 352-3161 Division 1 Fax (970) 352-3165 PETITION FOR DISSOLUTION Petitioner Hill 'N Park Sanitation District (the "District"), by and through its attorneys Witwer, Oldenburg,Barry&Bedingfield, LLP,hereby petitions the Court pursuant to C.R.S. §32-1- 701, et seq., for an order dissolving Hill 'N Park Sanitation District. As grounds therefore, Petitioner states: 1 . Hill 'N Park Sanitation District, a Special District, was created pursuant to the then law relating to water and sewer districts and by order of this Court dated September 6, 1965, is located in Weld County, Colorado, and its boundaries are described as follows: A tract of land located in the South Half(S%) of Section 26, Township 5 North, Range 66 West of the 6`h P.M., Weld County, Colorado, more particularly described as follows: Considering the South line of said Section 26 to bear North 89°38'00" East, and with all bearings contained herein relative thereto: Commencing at the Southwest corner of said Section 26, thence North 89°38'00" East along the South line of said Section 26 a distance of 1,839.67 feet to the True Point of Beginning; thence North 00°22'00" West 1,754.00 feet; thence North 89°38'00" East 649.69 feet; thence North 84°51'35" East 122.66 feet; thence South 82°4520" East 588.00 feet; thence South 33°45'20" East 402.00 feet; Page y .i, sy =h thence South 67°59'20" East 537.00 feet; thence South 44°17'20" East 463.00 feet; thence South 04°40'20" East 729.50 feet to a point on the South line of said Section 26; thence South 89°38'00" West along the South line of said Section 26 to the True Point of Beginning. 2. A map showing the District is attached hereto as Exhibit A. 3. The District was organized for the purpose of providing a sanitary sewerage collection, transmission,treatment and disposal system and service for the inhabitants of the District. The District provides such services both inside and outside of the District boundaries. 4. Demand for sanitation sewer service in the general service area of the District was increased to the point that the District treatment facilities needed improvement and expansion, and the District had insufficient funds for such capital expenditures. 5. In order to meet the needs for expansion and improvement, the District and the City of Evans, Colorado ("Evans") on June 12, 1997, entered into an Intergovernmental Agreement, a copy of which is attached hereto as Exhibit B and by reference incorporated herein; and on June 16, 1998, the District and Evans entered into a First Supplemental Agreement to the Intergovernmental Agreement, a copy of which is hereto attached as Exhibit C and by reference incorporated herein. 6. On or about June 16, 1998, pursuant to the Intergovernmental Agreements, the District transferred to Evans all of its cash reserves, accounts receivable and possession of all of its sewerage collection, transportation, treatment and disposal facilities, and Evans assumed all of the District's accounts payable on that date. Since that date Evans has operated the District facilities and provided the sanitary sewer service to all of the District customers. 7. The plan for final disposition of the assets of the District, for dissolution of the District and for assumption of the sanitary sewer service obligations of the District by Evans are specifically set forth in the Second Supplemental Agreement to Intergovernmental Agreement between the District and City of Evans, Colorado, attached hereto as Exhibit D and by reference incorporated herein, and generally provides: a. The District has no cash,no accounts receivable, no accounts payable and no bonded indebtedness or other obligations or liabilities other than the obligations of continuing sanitary sewer service to customers, both within and outside of the District boundaries; b. The only assets of the District are the facilities for the collection, transportation, treatment and discharge of sanitary sewerage which will be transferred to Evans simultaneous with dissolution; Page 2 c. Evans has agreed and agrees upon dissolution of the District that it will accept conveyance of the District sanitary sewerage facilities and continue the operation of the facilities and provide sanitary sewer service to the customers of the District pursuant to the terms of the Second Supplemental Agreement to Intergovernmental Agreement; and d. The District will not continue for any purpose on dissolution and the Board of Directors will not continue in office. 8. Hereto attached as Exhibit E and by reference incorporated herein, is a certification of the Secretary/Treasurer to the Board of Directors, certifying that the District has no bonded indebtedness or other obligations and that the only assets of the District are the sewerage collection, transportation, treatment and discharge facilities. WHEREFORE, pursuant to C.R.S. 32-1-701, et seq., Petitioner prays that the Court: A. Give notice by publication in the form and content of the notice filed by Petitioner herein; B. Cause a copy of said notice to be mailed to the Board of County Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado, the City of Evans, Colorado, the Town of LaSalle, Colorado, and the City of Greeley, Colorado, being municipalities three miles distant from the District boundaries; C. Set the time and place of hearing on the Petition to be held not less than fifty (50) days after the filing of said Petition; and D. After hearing, enter an Order for election on the question of dissolution or enter an Order of dissolution, as appears proper. Dated this 4th of March, 2002. attio Gr eJ 1 . Sam Oldenburg Attorneys for Petitioner Page 3 Io e°"RA 5 0 O^ d BUSH MILLS AVENUE J y p C r9 I � • r ` L_. a .. to l'—tu .M CI'GT FUME C4 n P W re SA f ST �ftila�� ,AND cr z oa _... i�r� I I• I F.k • I I___ ' n .. 0 EG ' LL D0. m ti fI• • 'Y.Inf ��a. //I 4' IIII�III ._ I ' __5 r ass _� m I 1 — — b s zz s J K Z m g F+y Fl J. )--,y �A W CITY OF EVANS, COLORADO RESOLUTION NO. 16-1997 APPROVING AN INTERGOVERNMENTAL AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF EVANS AND THE HILL N' PARK SANITATION DISTRICT WHEREAS, growth in the future service area of Evans has created a demand for improved and expanded sewerage and sewage treatment by the Hill N' Park sewage treatment plant, and WHEREAS, the City of Evans and the District have a common interest in providing sewerage facilities and sewage treatment works to meet present and future needs of customers within the future service area of Evans, and WHEREAS, the City of Evans and the District are agreeable to entering into a long-term contract for the operation, maintenance, improvement and expansion of the Hill N' Park sewage treatment plant and sewerage facilities, and WHEREAS, C.R.S. 29-1-203, enables local governments to enter into intergovernmental agreements and ender the Home Rule Charter of the City of Evans, such intergovernmental agreements must be approved by the City Council by Resolution, and WHEREAS, the City Staff has recommended that the City Council enter into such an intergovernmental agreement, a copy of which is attached hereto and incorporated herein by reference. NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EVANS, COLORADO: 1. The recitals above set forth are incorporated herein by reference for all purposes as though set forth in full. 2. The Intergovernmental Agreement attached hereto, between the Hill N' Park Sanitation District and the City of Evans, is approved and the Mayor and City Clerk are authorized and directed to execute such agreement. PASSED, APPROVED, AND ADOPTED at a regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Evans on this 20th day of May , 1997. CITY OF EV , COLORAD Mayor ATTEST: C fEXHIBIfl INTERGOVERNMENTAL AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF EVANS, COLORADO, AND THE HILL N'PARK SANITATION DISTRICT THIS AGREEMENT is made this day of , 1997, by and between THE CITY OF EVANS, COLORADO, a home rule municipality ("Evans"), and THE HILL N' PARK SANITATION DISTRICT ("District"), a political subdivision of the State of Colorado, acting by and through its duly authorized Board of Directors, for the operation, maintenance, improvement, and enlargement of the hill N Park sewage treatment plant and the sanitary sewer system constructed and currently operated by the District. WHEREAS, pursuant to C.R.S. §29-1-203, governments (including any political subdivision of the State) may cooperate or contract with one another to provide any function, service, or facility lawfully authorized to each of the cooperating or contracting units of government; and WHEREAS, pursuant to C.R.S. §31-15-710, a municipality has the power to construct, reconstruct, improve, better, and extend sewerage facilities and sewage treatment works wholly without the municipality; and WHEREAS, pursuant to C.R.S. §31-35-402, a municipality has the power to operate and maintain sewerage facilities for its own and the use of public and private consumers without the territorial boundaries of the municipality and to enter into joint operating agreements, contracts, or arrangement with consumers concerning sewerage facilities and to enter into and perform contracts, not exceeding fifty years, with any consumer for the provision and operation by the municipality of sewerage facilities; and WHEREAS, Evans presently furnishes treated water to consumers within the District and to other consumers outside the District who are furnished sewerage and sewage treatment by the District; and WHEREAS, growth in the future service area of Evans has created a demand for improved and expanded sewerage and sewage treatment by the Hill N' Park sewage treatment plant; and WHEREAS, Evans and the District have a common interest in providing sewerage facilities and sewage treatment works to meet present and future needs of customers within the future service area of Evans; and Page t of 9 WHEREAS, Evans has the staff and expertise to operate, maintain, improve, and expand the Hill N' Park sewage treatment plant and sewerage facilities, as more fully set forth herein; and WHEREAS, Evans and the District are agreeable to entering into a long-term contract for the operation, maintenance, improvement, and expansion of the Hill N' Park sewage treatment plant and sewerage facilities by Evans through an intergovernmental agreement; and WHEREAS, the parties are desirous of reducing the understandings, terms and conditions of said agreement to writing; NOW, THEREFORE, IN CONSIDERATION of the mutual covenants, undertakings, terms, and conditions contained herein, the parties agree as follows: 1. Definitions. The terms used herein are defined as follows: a. "Evans" shall refer to the City of Evans and any authorized representative thereof. b. "District" shall refer to the Hill N' Park Sanitation District and any authorized representative thereof. c. "Hill N Park sewage treatment plant" shall refer to the sewage treatment plant constructed and currently operated by the District. 2. Evans hereby agrees, under the conditions hereinafter sets forth, to: a. operate, maintain, improve, and expand the District's sanitary sewer system; b. issue all permits for connection to the District's sanitary sewer system or to the Hill N' Park sewage treatment plant; c. operate, maintain, improve, and expand the Hill N' Park sewage treatment plant; d. treat sewage originating from the District's sanitary sewer system within the area presently served by the District, as indicated in the descriptions attached hereto marked Exhibit A; e. treat sewage originating from consumers for whom the District has agreed to process sewage; f. treat sewage originating from new consumers located outside the District pursuant to contracts approved by Evans; and g. bill and collect directly from consumers for all applicable rates, fees, tolls, and charges associated with the operation, maintenance, improvement, and enlargement of the District's Page 2 of 9 sanitary sewer system and the Hill N Park sewage treatment plant, including necessary operating expenses for the District. The District specifically agrees that during the term of this agreement and any renewal thereof, no connections to the District's sanitary sewer system or to the Hill N Park sewage treatment plant shall be permitted except as provided in this agreement. 3. The District hereby agrees, under the conditions hereinafter set forth, to: a. lease to Evans for one dollar for the term of this agreement, and any renewal thereof, the Hill N'Park sewage treatment plant, the land on which the Hill N' Park sewage treatment plant is located, and all inlets, drainage or disposal lines, intercepting sewers, storm and sanitary sewers, outfall sewers, all pumping, power, and other appurtenances, including any extensions, improvements, remodeling, additions, and alterations thereof, and any and all rights or interests of the District in such sewage facilities owned by the District; and b. lease to Evans at nominal cost any land owned by the District which is needed for the improvement or expansion of the Hill N Park sewage treatment plant. 4. Evans shall prepare a plan to improve and expand the District' sanitary sewer system and the Hill N'Park sewage treatment plant which shall be presented to the Board of Directors of the District for approval. When approved by the Board of Directors, the plan shall become a part of this agreement. 5. Ownership of the improvements to the Hill N' Park sewage treatment plant shall be in Evans. If this agreement is terminated, improvements shall be conveyed to the District if such improvements have been fully paid for by users of the Hill N' Park sewage treatment plant. 6. Upon approval of the plan, the District shall transfer to Evans all cash and tap fees which it has reserved for improvement of the Hill N' Park sewage treatment plant, and Evans shall proceed to improve and expand the District's sanitary sewer system and the Hill N' Park sewage treatment plant in accordance with the plan, subject to the availability of funds transferred by the District and collected from users of the Hill N Park sewage treatment plant. 7. Users of the Hill N' Park sewage treatment plant shall pay the total cost to improve and expand the District's sanitary sewer system and the Hill N' Park sewage treatment plant, less such funds transferred to Evans in accordance with the preceding paragraph. Page 3 of 9 8. The award of all construction contracts to improve and expand the District's sanitary sewer system and the Hill N' Park sewage treatment plant shall be made by Evans. Such contracts shall be administered, during the course of construction, by the Evans Director of Public Works. 9. The Board of Directors of the District shall take all actions within its powers deemed necessary by Evans to establish standards for the operation of the District's sanitary sewer system in accordance with this agreement, to control influent to the Hill N Park sewage treatment plant, and to do all other things necessary to enforce e1₹luent standards that shall comply with existing state and federal standards and carry out the purposes of this agreement. 10. The District covenants and agrees that it will levy any taxes necessary to enable it to generate funds to make payments required under the terms of this agreement and any renewal thereof 11. The District agrees that all applicable Code provisions and rules and regulations of Evans, including amendments thereto, during the term of this.agreement, and any renewal thereof, shall be the standards for the operation of the District's sanitary sewer system. 12. Evans shall issue all permits for connection to the District's sanitary sewer system or to the Hill N Park sewage treatment plant. Evans' permitting requirements for sanitary sewers shall be followed in issuing such permits and taps. All plans, specifications;and methods of work within the District shall be submitted to Evans and approved by Evans prior to any construction or tap in the District's approved area. 13. The District has obtained a permit for the discharge of pollutants from the Hill N Park sewage treatment plant under the provisions of the Clean Water Act, 33 U.S.C. §1251, et seq., and State law, and the District represents that the Hill N' Park sewage treatment plant is currently in compliance with its discharge permit. The District agrees to furnish or provide any records necessary to comply with its discharge permit. The District further understands that Evans will be subject to continuing Federal and State statutory and regulatory control in the operation of the Hill N Park sewage treatment plant which may, subsequent to the date of this agreement, be changed, amended, or added to, and which may result in additional costs for the operation, maintenance, improvement, and expansion of the District's sanitary sewer system or the Hill N' Park sewage treatment plant. . 14. Should Evans determine that any discharge enters the sewer system contrary to governing laws, ordinances, statutes, rules, regulations, or permits, Evans may proceed at once to take whatever lawful means may be necessary to rectify any such problem or condition. The Board of Directors hereby authorizes Evans to act as its agent for the purposes of conducting any Page 4 of 9 enforcement activities to control influent to the Hill N Park sewage treatment plant and to enforce effluent standards to comply with State and Federal standards. 15. Evans shall have the right to allocate service under this contract, and Evans may deny additional service for any utility-related reason, but in no event will Evans terminate any service without cause. Evans shall have the right to disconnect service to any area annexed by the District when such annexation takes place without prior written approval by Evans. 16. Evans shall prescribe, revise, impose, and collect, in advance or otherwise, from all consumers who are furnished sewage treatment by the Hill N' Park sewage treatment plant or from any owner or occupant of real property connected to the Hill N' Park sewage treatment plant or to sanitary sewer facilities of the District, rates, fees, tolls, and charges, or any combination thereof for the services furnished by, or the direct or indirect connection with, or the use of, such sewerage facilities, including, without limiting the generality of the foregoing, minimum charges, charges for availability of service, tap fees, disconnection fees, reconnection fees, and reasonable penalties on any delinquencies, reasonable attorneys'fees and other costs of collection, in accordance with C.R.S. §31- 35-402(1)(f). Such rates, fees, tolls, and charges shall include necessary operating expenses for the District. 17. Evans shall bill consumers and owners or occupants of real property directly for all applicable rates, fees, tolls, and charges for services furnished by Evans under this agreement. 18. This agreement does not offer, and shall not be construed as offering, sewage treatment service to the public generally or to any area outside the limits of the District's service area herein described, except as expressly agreed to by Evans. 19. This agreement may not be assigned, sold, or transferred by the District without Evans' written consent. 20. Should any federal or state law, rule, permit, or regulation, or should a decree or order of a court render void or unenforceable any provisions of this agreement, in whole or in part, if possible, the remainder shall be of full force and effect. 21. The District shall comply with the provisions of the Special District Act, C.R.S. §32-1- 101, et seq., during the term of this agreement and any renewal thereof; provided, that if Evans deems it to be in the best interests of Evans and the people served by the District that the District be dissolved, and Evans agrees to assume responsibility for sewage treatment and sanitary sewage services provided by the District, the Board of Directors of the District shall file a petition of Page 5of9 dissolution with the court, and shall also promptly and in good faith, take the necessary steps to dissolve the District in accordance with law. Evans may refuse to serve a consumer or potential consumer, disconnect the service of any consumer, or take other appropriate action in the event of: a. nonpayment by such consumer of any rates, fees, tolls, or charges made by Evans for services under this agreement; b. any violation or noncompliance by such consumer with the terms of this agreement; or c. violation or noncompliance by such consumer with the laws, rules, permits, or regulations of the City, the United States government, including the EPA, the State of Colorado, including the Department of Health, or other law, rule, permit, or regulation applicable; and d. continued breach of the agreement by the District and/or its consumers shall be considered cause for Evans to terminate this agreement. Should the District fail to promptly rectify a breach of those provisions identified herein, after notice thereof, Evans may take such steps and do such work as it deems necessary to enforce this agreement, including litigation and specifically a right to injunction or specific performance against the District or any of its consumers as is necessary to protect Evans' operations. The prevailing party shall be entitled to expenses and costs of suit, including attorneys' fees. 22. The rates for sewage treatment charged to consumers served by the Hill N' Park sewage treatment plant shall be established by Evans based upon the cost-of-service plus ten percent. The cost-of-service rates shall include necessary operating expenses for the District. The Board of Directors shall determine in each year the amount of money necessary for the operating expenses for the District, which shall be submitted to Evans for review and approval. The cost-of-service rates shall be reviewed annually and adjusted in accordance with section 2.24.081 of the Evans Municipal Code. Evans shall pay the necessary operating expenses for the District upon presentment by the District to the extent of moneys available from cost-of-service rates. If the monies produced by the cost-of-service rates are not sufficient to pay punctually the necessary operating expenses for the District, Evans shall make such adjustments to the cost-of-service rates as may be necessary to pay such expenses. 23. The District specifically acknowledges and agrees that no rights to sewage treatment by Evans shall become vested as a result of such service. Further, the District shall not assert or claim any vested rights to continued service. Page 6 of 9 24. Evans shall not be liable for failure to operate or maintain the District's sanitary sewer system or the Hill N' Park sewage treatment plant when such failure is the result of any injunction, order,judgment of any court, State or Federal agency action, or when such failure is the result of a strike, casualty, upset condition, mechanical or power failure, weather or flood conditions, or other cause beyond Evans' reasonable control. 25. Both Evans and the District are public entities, as that term is defined pursuant to the Colorado Governmental Immunity Act, C.R.S. §24-10-101, et seq. The parties to this agreement have the benefits and responsibility enumerated in the Colorado Governmental Immunity Act. Each party shall defend any and all claims for injuries or damages pursuant to and in accordance with the requirements and limitations of the Colorado Governmental Immunity Act occurring as a result of negligent or intentional acts or omissions of the parties, their agents, employees, and assigns. In addition, Evans shall be responsible for any and all liability for injuries or damages caused by any negligent acts or omissions of Evans, its officers, employees, and agents performing functions or activities upon the property of the District. Until Evans has taken over complete operation and maintenance of the District's sanitary sewer system and the Hill N' Park sewage treatment plant pursuant to this agreement, the District shall be responsible for any and all liability for injuries or damages caused by any negligent acts or omissions of the District, its officers, employees, and agents performing functions or activities in connection with the operation and maintenance of the District's sanitary sewer system and the Hill N' Park sewage treatment plant. The District shall provide adequate workmen's compensation insurance for all of its employees, agents, and assigns engaged in such activities and functions. Each party shall furnish the other party current certificates of insurance stating the coverages outlined above are in full force and effect. 26. The District, its directors, and employees agree to neither assert nor support any statement, policy, petition, rule-making, or legislation attempting to place the Hill N' Park sewage treatment plant under the rate-making authority or jurisdiction of the Colorado Public Utilities Commission by virtue of this intergovernmental agreement or otherwise. .27. In the interest of reliability and security, this agreement shall be for an initial term of twenty-five years from the date of its execution. After its initial term, this agreement shall be automatically renewed for successive ten-year terms, unless terminated as provided below. Page 7 of 9 28. In the event either party fails to meet the terms and conditions of this agreement, such failure shall constitute a default of this agreement and the non-defaulting party may immediately terminate this agreement, the effective day of termination being thirty days after the receipt of written notice of default by the defaulting party. Notice shall be either to the Evans City Manager or the Secretary of the District at 708 8th St., Greeley, CO 80631, or as the District may otherwise direct. Either party may cure any default during the aforesaid cure period. Upon cure of any default, this agreement shall remain in full force and effect. Nothing herein shall limit either party from collecting damages and amounts due from the other party upon termination of this agreement by default. 29. This agreement shall be interpreted pursuant to the laws of the State of Colorado Venue to enforce this agreement shall be in Weld County. 30. This agreement shall be amended only in writing with the approval of the governing bodies of Evans and the District. This agreement shall be governed by, construed and enforced in accordance with Colorado law. 31. Should disagreements arise regarding the interpretation of any portion of this agreement, the parties agree to make efforts to resolve such disputes through negotiation; first, at the staff level; and second, with the Water and Sewer Board and/or the City Council of Evans and the • Board of Directors of the District. Procedures for such negotiations shall be established by mutual agreement at the time and may, with the concurrence of the parties, involve the use of qualified outside mediators. Any negotiations and resolution agreements reached therefrom must be within the legal authority granted to the parties by appropriate City Charter and/or State statutes, or shall be null and void. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in this agreement, it is expressly agreed between the parties that this provision for dispute resolution does not apply to the powers granted the Evans water and sewer board pursuant to section 2.24.081 of the Evans Municipal Code, including but not limited to, the recommendation of minimum sewer rates to the Evans City Council. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have executed this agreement the day and year first above written. ATTEST: THE CITY OF S, C O v. U By: • City Clerk Mayor Page 8 of 9 Approved as to Substance: Approved as a Leg I o : By: ! � � 2 f /� By: ` , Gz L/12'i icy Mana ' City Attorney THE HILL N PARK SANITATION ATTEST: DISTRICT By: By: Secretary President • Page 9of9 EXHIBIT "A" TO INTERGOVERNMENTAL AGREEMENT BETWEEN HILL 'N PARK SANITATION DISTRICT • AND THE CITY OF EVANS, COLORADO OT_ IN CASR I A,SE ESTATES (FOR!MlERL Y CHALET WEST) CURRENTLY NOT SERVED BY THE HILL N PARK SANITATION DISTRICT: :OT BLOCK STREET i 34TH STREET 3 _ :4TH ST. RD. (HEIN=A!USH TAP PD-NOT ACTIVE) 4 1 74TH ST. OR 34TH AVE. 6 1 34TH ST. RD. (SEARS 4r=: TAP PD-NOT ACTIV7=) 2 35TH STREET 4 2 =5TH STREET • A y 35TH ST.. (TAP PD. SEARS - NOT ACTIVE) 1 3 W . 75TH ST. W. 35TH ST. W. 35TH ST. 4 3 W. 75TH ST. W . _5TH ST. W. 75TH ST. i 4 W. 75TH ST. (EARS TAP PD - N 'T1 ACTIVE) 7 4 W. 3=TH ST. (SEAR- TAP PD - NOT ACTIVE) 4 µ W. 35TH ST . (SEARS TAP PD - NOT ACTIVE) 4 W. 35TH ST. (SEARS TAP PD - NOT ACTIVE) b 4 W. 35TH ST. (SEARS TAP PD - NOT ACTIVE) 1 z 4 34TH AVE. (MEEK TAP PAID - NOT ACTIVE) TRACT "A„ ( 4 . 575 AC) :; a PARK to ,•r',TIO• D n ::; :: z;�., �,�t _ ,..'_,-r:: '-C ? SE )E' .�'�' h!,..-_. N . ;f3.. f.}.I , :.,f, .. s. .. .. . 1.A .Fil : t.S. N PARK 3RD s-J:...T?C!_? t,..I &JJCK S.-ME _ iflq.: l.;anv.,{... :'v, :.: '-a :Jrartf_9 .L'r . _ Kings Ca n':•c r nr.. ? _ ''.i t fi Can;' .':' _ `!L'r '•. i5 Y ! +q'; l:art• vn j ," Kings Can yon ;fit • 1 . Kings Canl,cr; (l.r. 21; 3 Kings Canyon Dr , _• Kings Canyon t!)r... 2 :} Kings Canyon Dr . -- _ Kings C.ar:vcn Dr2 ,. 3 Kings Canyon Dr ‘ ;7 Kings Canyon Dr . 4 f Kings Canyon Dr. K ngt Canyon Dr. z 7 Kings Canyon Dr. 9 7 King= Canyon Dr. ry7 Carlsbad £,r. (iaaess<er show here ! . -.a 7 Everglade Cho°.tt 42 7 Everglade Court iL; 1 Ever-glade Court fit, 7 Everglade Court . 47 '% Everglade Court 49 Lassen Cou"r+ f Lassen Court 5. ? Lassen Court ( as'�.e. sno.!4 i'C3m c�c ? Lessen Court • 75e Lassen CrfLtrt 5;:i 7 Lassen C,It t 60 L._:.sscn. =c_+r t. C=i=:re yEi an e 4'r. !�'r <LJ . '.:nyi_ r sB Casa Grande Dr. La tar l.,had Syr•. 21 - Kings t. anus r r. Q Dino •'-'.r. =.)U: { t:: D l o o s a u r r)'..r t ._ . hi'..... N FfTi4: 47P r Is_1'' • . F, :- v ;-1, ., . . .?L:.). .- ,! .::37 2 . =aL_t:..:K _._.. HILL N PARK SANITATION DISTRICT f EJ 3 NUMBER LOT BLOCK ACCOUNT NO. 5- ACADIA COURT 4300 10 14 LATOJO 4301 11 14 FC8ELA 23O5 12 14 ELIAED 4306 ? 14 @ONZPA 4310 8 14 GUERCI ARCHES STREET 24804 700 1 13 5FECHE fs WHMR 4201 9 - ±3 FORTE 4204 z2 - 4205 10 12 WHNF 4209 10 11 WHNF 4210 1 14 SCHUGA 4214 16 14 LOCHRO 4216 15 14 LANT6W 4220 14 44 MATTJA �r NDS 4 ESTRRI E :LAun2 COURT 4804 -3 4 ASHBCH 4305 2- 4808 22 4 IBARFE 4809 21 4 MEJIJU BEND COURT 4684 11 4 CARLJE BIG 4 WEBEVI #6@5 8 4496 10 4 . PEDRFR 4497 9 4 PEDRF7 40 10 LEHMAL BLACK CANYON COURT 4344 5 35 10 STROMA 434 - 434R _ . 10 MALDDA 4\49 36 10 BROWWA 4388 38 10 MALDGA 4389 37 10 GETTCH BRYCE CANYON DRIVE 4701 10 10 MURRLE 4702 5 11 RAMIRO 47. Va-� 11 10 RIZOJO 4704 4 11 LEWIAL 47O5 22 O0 SMITR! 4706 3 11 KARRHA 4707 13 10 RAEHDA 4708 2 11 STERJA 4709 14 10 PHILR4 CARLSBAD DRIVE 4319 45 10 MATTCH 4341 . 43 10 WEBEEI 4360 15 6 ENRILE 4361 44 10 MATTCH 4366 14 6 xELLMI 4405 14 . 9 RENDIC I 5TREE.T NUMBER LOT BLOCK ACCOUNT NO. CAF:LSBAD DRIVE 4410 13 6 ARCHMA 4425 15 9 GUITCL 4430 12 6 SANDV I 4445 16 9 FRIEDO 4449 17 9 GLODVA 4530 20 7 DOMIJL 4536 19 7 P.e ALV :,L 4542 18 7 DIETJE 4543 25 9 DAFNGA 4548 17 7 BARR:LA. 4551 26 9 REEDRI 4634 16 7 RUNDSH 4635 14 a ROCKSA 4641 15 8 RASKWA 4646 14 7 MONTHO 4647 16 a BECKJO O 4652 1: 7 STRAKA I MEISMI GRANDE DR:I VE 44 75 46 10 4406 13, 9 BURHRA SA 4409 47 10 MEISRO SRO 4413 48 10 DELGRA 4414 7 9 SANCCH 4417 49 10 MCHALA 4421 ' 50 10 FULLTY 442', 6 9 PETEAL 4425 51 10 WINSRO 45,E�1 52 10 HAYEGU 4502 5 9 WILLDA 4508 4 9 OSTEAL 4511 53 10 N I ESDA 4512 3 9 ANDEDE 4;15 54 10 BRENK.E 4516 2 9 DELAJU 4520 1 9 ANTHSC 4610 5 8 FRYEMI 4611 40 1 WILLST LLST 4616 4 8 PATRDA 4617 41 1 KILLEL 4622 3 8 ZAMOEM 46'37 42 1 APAGRI 4629 43 1 CHAVFR 4675 44 1 WESTGI 4641 45 1 FERDAR .. '- SHEPRO R�r. CORONADO STREET 4202 1; 5 4205 13 13 CRUIMI 4206 14 lc, TORRJO 4210 13 15 TAPICL CL 4700 12 15 STEPHA STREET E �ET NUMBER LOT BL OCK ACCOUNT NO. -- CORONADO STREET 4304 11 15 HUGHRO--I NACT I'JE 4306 10 15 HUGHRO 4;12 9 15 AULTED 4313 13 14 D'INK.PE 4•="16 8 15 MANLPA 4720 7 15 WARNED 4401 11 10 MOORMI 4402 6 15 BEARED 4405 12 10 HOTHDO 4409 1.3 10 WEL CF:O 4413 14 10 HAF:KGA 4414 25 10 DARKEL 4417 15 10 HOJIM4 4418 24 10 ALMEJE 450._ 16 10 i'.I_MBWA 4504 23 10 CONALE 4_._i7 17 10 91;W-in 4500 22 10 E-iR'_C A 4511 18 11 ACKEIC 4515 19 10 E U GHT I 4516 21 10 WEBEET. 4520 20 10 YBARDA DINOSAUR COURT 4541 22 9 W I LSME :2542 21 9 EVANTO 4951 24 9 JUNORE 4554 19 9 AULTTH H 4560 18 9 r P.PLA ; 4 '7; 7 WILLJP EVERGLADE COURT : _ `2' 4728 41 7 COLLTR 4737 44 7 CARP'CL 47.34 40 7 DA T E .E 4746 3a 7 EMERWE FLAMING GORGE C T. 4810 5 4 COXERN 4811 2 4 SAMUVI 4814 4 4 HOJIII- 491 5 3 4 MACKWI GLACIER DRIVE 77702 18 1.3 J ANEMA _904 17 13 WINTBI ',905 14 12 PH I LRO ._i9,06 16 13 MOOFE? . =907 07 15 12 GRANLY 390E 15 13 BODICA 3909 16 12 TRUJ G I 7,910 14 13 RDSE�E _911 17 1 ` MIL+ JU 7^12 1 •_. 1_ HUNTLE LE STREET NUMBER LOT BLOCK ACCOUNT NO. GLACIER I 3913 S 12 PHI LP', 3914 12 17 FREIDO 3915 i 9 12 TAPICI . _ +m+ 4001 71 9 +g± mm 4 3 72 007 10 139 \Gye 4004 9 17; COLLJE E 4009 s1+ 4006 % i _ DELKER 34 9 MINCED _ 4007 400/ mom _ . 9 35ml±, 4.0 6 +!m! g 9 BOYCEU 401 \ _ I - 4013 4014 37 G+ 4016 3 13 - _ 2 +�y 4101 16 8 SANTDA 4103 7 8 HARWMA GRAND CA m DR. 4501 17. 9 WAREMI 4504 12 7 +«B . 4507 13 9 FAUSRO . 50R 13 7 ++m 4511 14 9 MENDRE 4517 14 7 HTEBFL !, WINTKE 4516 5 15 9 m:G: 4570 16 7 +:yc 4574 17 7 IFWIFA 4575 16 9 ESPIDA 4600 i p 7 + 4602 19 7 Nct 61)n 8 10 HOWERA 4605 9 10 G+m , ,ate Ge! 4606 70 7 WELTRO 4610 21 : o 4,414 7 + »ate; 4615 6 11 SRO+ 441B 27- !+: 4621 7 ilmE a 4677 24 m» 25 7 +AA9 OL 4700\ P 12 PmGQ 4704 2, +l6) 0 4708 27 7 WATKLL 4711 9 12 MIL' HE 4 STREET NUMBER L OT BLOCK ACCOUNT NO. GRAND CANYON DRIVE 4715 10 12 MULLSH' 4719 11 12 BON I MO 4800 28 7 WAYNAR 4801 1 2 12 CASTRA 4805 13 12 ALLEDW 4306 29 7 DOLLUR 4812 30 7 BURNEL 4520 31 7 KILLWO F hi , TETON ROAD 4201 3 8 HERNTO GRAND L. T�T--i�' 4203 2 8 ALARJO 4205 7 8 OJEDMI 4206 7 4 ENTZLE 4207 20 5 REEDLI 4209 21 5 BETZKA 4210 �6 4 PHILR2 4211 22 5 - S T EYLA 4212 5 4 BETZMI 421.3 23 5 TGBAJU 4214 4 4 DEUBKE 4215 24 5 5UL215 4217 25 5 SARCJU 4218 3 4 MCDACH 4219 26 5 FRYZCR 4220 2 4 BRANMI I 4221 27 5 ENTZLE 4223 28 5 WOODST 4225 29 5 WARECL 4227 30 5 SIMPGR 4228 1 4 5UL228 4229 31 5 ENTZJ9 4231 =2 5 REASSE 4233 A. 2 ECKHBE 47'7;5 5 2 GARDAN 4236 11 3 HAIGRA GRA 42.37 4 2 DERRSA 4238 10 7; MAYNKE 4240 9 3 RDTHHO 4242 8 3 GARZJO 4244 7 LAMBS' 4247 6 8 AMENL7 4249 9 8 KILLW9 425 1 4 8 TROUJA HILL N PARK DRIVE 4900 C BAPTCH HOT SPRINGS DRIVE 4401 7 -; 10 ALBEFR 4404 1 5 WADEST 4406 7., 5 SANCCY 4410 3 5 HARKRD RD 5 STRUT NUMBER LOT BLOCK ArCOUNT ,c FR A mis SPRINGS DRIVE 4497 0 mo s4 . 9 }c o 4 e 10 4 4 ^} m, FRIERS 4509 6 s WILLJU 4517 41710 AMENLE 4604 :' 4609 7 5 NOLERO 44 nAVIPP _ 6 • 1 m+m • 2 9 SCOTGL 4616 1C 5 !LANGE 4619 4 KAMEKA 4620 \ mo O 4701 11 4 AUSTWI 4702 12 4706 13 4710 14 5 55 L o ATmE 1 ~/ BROORO 4 \ RIG 48 -\ m: . _ ` ROTHFR 4i\ 28 ROC, 4813 eA AN 4814 + 48 ORNEJO 4818 OCHOJA Meru 24 7 m L m 4974 27: lmmO m ae 11 497 A. sm:+ • / 22 7 IANNJO 4829 21 7 I TTTJF KINGS CANYON DRIVE 4549 20 \ / 4549 s 19 8 l7E 455 4 s REEVTE 454 m _ KOONGA • 9 JA 473012 7 a+m! 4734 11 : 4775 7 7 .7mNsws 4 4738 10 7 WINTRR 4777 . _ SUMMTA 4790 \ 7 MINNOW 4 y 1 7 qTFVRI STREET MiU,MDER LOT BLOCS: ACCOUNT NO. tyF�O KINGS CANYON DRIVE 4914 1 3 n.7 EE NNRO 41120 14 NrE•IBR�i 4821 13 3 4822 5 7 LAB0PA 4823 12 3 BEAMRO 4925 11 3 CONNMA LAKE MEAD DRIVE 4526 4'4,77 _,9 9 T H QOM ..'A 4538 27 9 MARSJA LASSEN COURT 4624 57 7 WH I TGA 4706 56 7 '4L►LL:.-- a fl RI 1 HA 4707 = / 7 GONZBE ^x730 i 2 7 KRf iNME 4742 50 7 WARNEL 4754 48 7 JENSTI VERDE DRIVE 4707 ' 2 13 AT KE.VE MESA �` 4206 11 17 WELSBA 421O 10 13 FILLER 4214 9 17, PAZMAR 4-'18 8 13 OLIVMA 4222 7 1_ CHAMJA 4226 6 12 WEDEPA 4 300 5 13 AND E K5 '704 4 17 COFASC 08 _ 13 W0OLTI 24717' 2 13 NUNNTR � NAVAJO COURT 4420 1 9 FR I ES T 4421 8 9 GOWP.E0 44.39 99 STRAJO 417r:1(l 11 9 SMYTRI 4490 10 9 MAYFJA NO. SHENANDOAH ST. 4202 4 13 RAMOCO 4207 14 4208 6 14 EMMUR I 4211 15 13 TORRAL 4215 16 13 HODSMI 4214 5 14 TILLD0 4219 17 13 EIKEBR 4300 4 14 RICEJO 4701 18 13 WAYNMY 4305 19 13 DEHNAR 4309 20 13 HOPF'SE 4710 3 14 DUNCHA 4317 21 17 ZUHLD'O 47147 14 F'ASCEA O. STREET NUMBER LOT BLOCK ACCOUNT. N P. 4 QALK3R OLYMPIC DRIVE 4201 7 6 3 COY! FR 4203 . 4 ESRIJE 4204 5 3 ANDEK4 4205 10 4 GONZ3O 4206 4 3 ECKENA 4207 11 4 EUMPLA 420@ 3 3 . SHIEKA 12 4 MICHCL 4209 4210 2 3 PEAVJO 4211 13 4 WEEMEA 4212 1 - SOHWR2 4213 14 4 SUL213 4608 13 8 SNYOVI SCOTTSBLUFF COURT - 8 HAYERA 4609 6 REINKU 46±4 12 8 � 4615 7 8 8RAYCA 4620 11 8 AMENTO 4621 a 8 LEVEMI 10 e DIALAL 4626 - per= 4627 9 _ THORSA I@ KNOSRE O . SHENANOOAH ST. 4400 111 11 RODRSE 4403 - 10 FERGJE 4407 7 4406 12 11 STELJA 4411 13 11 MCCLMI 4412 8 10 RHOTSH 4415 14 11 REINBO 4416 7 10 BACOEU 4419 15 11 NAOMRO 4500 6 10 CLAUFR 4501 16 11 BUR<DA 4504 5 10 SHOCRO 4505 17 11 HOPKDO 4508 4 10 NOXOVI 4509 18 11 FALLJO 4510 3 10 STITMO KNIFSO 19 11 KS 4514 2 10 BROOJA za WHNR TREES - 1 METER - i c 4306 17 4 WARERA WHITE SANDS COCKY 14 4 SCHWRO 4@07 . 4810 ±6 4 MYERBY 4811 15 4 SEYMEH 8 STREET NUMBER LOT BLOCK ACCOUNT NO. WHITE SANDS S T 4704 iA 5 RteE 4705 70 7 GARNES 4708 17 5 SPOHPA 4709 71 7 amI YELLOWSTONEMNE DRIVE 4601 ! 1 9MITPA 4602 7 5 HUFFYA 4e0s 2 1 OTTORO 4604 Gm 4605 3 / +oo+ 4606 5 5 OmMRFR 4602 mm MA 08 4 5 MEDSHA 4609 9 1 «e«a 4610 3 »m+ 4411 4 5 MCEWIC 4 7 5 KALLTI 4417 7 1 ROBBLU 4614 1 5 V e o 4701 8 1 MATCRm 4702 1 2 4703 9 FATTBA 4704 1 MENDHE ( Inactive ) 4705 10 1 DONAJA/CASEL4 L4 . 4706 SANTES 4707 - , 4709 11 1 ARMSLI 4711 13 1 v RADA 4717 14 1 WHITFR 4715 15 1 frO It ws 4921 Little StorR YENTA YOSEMITE DRIVE 3501 2A 10 SHIEMA 7507 27 10 REMFDO 704 5 15 nmmR \095 m 10 BRIG 3507 29 10 eon m 3509 4 15 BUNDIC 3509 30 . 10 SEWASA 7911 . 10 vmgE 3512 3 15 D U 3513 32 10 SA,09E 3516 2 15 ORTEHE 7600 1 15 HARTLA 06 1 6 emMR: 3610 :mms 3614 . \ 6 CATNBA 20 4 6 scy, 3624 5 a BELL= 7675 e 5 sm+a STREET NUMBER LOT SLFICK ACCOUNT NO. r� DRIVE VE 3627 9 5 BELL OS YOSEMITE I TE MAP.TTF-i 3701 10 5 DUFOIC 3702 1 7 KELSD0 3705 11 5 ATK_IME in 7708 2 7 MEFAMA-- 'CF�M M . x.711 12 KELLCA ` BLEPTJA 3715 13 5 SCDGMA 3716 4 7 FLASJA 3721 14 5 FUHRRA 3722 5 7 HELZRO 7800 6 7 BRANEtU 3903 15 5 TAz:EGE 3804 7 7 BAKEJO 3807 16 5 PRATLL 7810 8 7 CDUNWI 3813 17 5 RODRwO 7814 9 7 ZAMOJE 3217 18 5 SUL817 3820 10 7 BERNFR 3821 19 5 STETt E 3822 11 7 LONGWI • 39O1 8 8 BRODRI 3904 i 1 9 NORSGR 3905 9 a PEDRG3 • 39063906 - if) 9 FLEIRO 3908 9 9 RASKES _,909 10 C HARTWA 3912 8 9 RAIGJE 3915 11 8 SUL915 3916 7 9 RASKE6 :919 12 8 HARPDO 4000 6 9 RICHIC 4003 13 8 SMITCO 4004 5 9 TORRDA 4009 14 8 HOJIM9 4010 4 9 RAMIMI 4014 3 9 GESIDI 4015 i5 8 BARTLE 4018 2 9 KRAMJO 4022 1 9 AF:TM04 4104 1 13 LESCDA 4205 Senior Citizen 's Ctr. SENIOR 4225 Volunteer Fire Dept. MILLFD 4305 20 5 KOENLE 4306 24 4 AUSTIL 4309 19 5 COXJUD 4312 19 4 NIETBE 4313 t 8 5 TEF:RHA 10 NuMPER IOT BLOCK Ann-UN? NO.STREET YOSEMITE DRIVE 4718 isi 4 MIRAMA 7'7: 17 4 \\m . 4775 _77 7 . NIXWI 4733 73 7 rRriNNT nARMBI Aam: 47} cqm 36 4745 37 7 L E A 4430 12 4? NIGGGL S } \ 6 . S % /G ATam DRIVE 7 104 3 17 SCHMRO M 4 6 ~` t - R 4607 \ A 10 .w ; \ / \ . . 4612 K10 W .4612 4 !Em 10 !1-.ALISE i§ 9 WHITJA seg 4416 r 7 4617 24 4617 29m+:m_ : 2 PR Em: 4 2® 9 28 9 URKT } 7 29 7 LOMAPE !e to 9T9PJU 9 ;mo 4629 30 emm! 41-71 -1 12 y - L E • 35 3 12 4636 11 11 DOMIITU 412 KUNKGR 463937 12 core 0 :mein • m 10 11 4641 6 12 FRIARA nec 4643• 43 9 7 12 jrNSDA 44 . , 11 RHEBST 11 STREET �OMBER L__ BLOCK ACCOUNT NO. CARRIAGE ESTATES - HILL N PARK SANITATION DISTRICT. 33RD AVENUE COURT 3301 34 1 CARPHE 3302 35 1 EEDELA 3305 33 1 ETHEWI _306 36 1 9ROWJO 3309 32 1 MCELKE 3310 37 1 TROYRO 3314 38 1 BICKLA 3315 31 1 CLEEDA 3318 39 1 ARNEPA . 3321 30 1 HOEHKE 3322 40 1 PRESTI 3326 41 1 FOXCA _330 42 1 FUMIFR 3334 43 1. MCGLWI 3402 44 1 KLUGJA 34TH AVENUE 3404 9 2 FOOSRU . 3405 5 1 ANDE05 3407 5 1 ANDE07 3408 10 2 REHBDU 3409 5 1 ANDED9 3412 12 4 KLASA2 3414 12 4 KLASA4 3421 4 1 LOREBI 3423 4 1 LOREB3 AVENUE COURT 3313 20 JELIGA 34TH � . 1 3314 21 1 ROLLCA 3315 19 1 DANIAL 3319 18 1 VALEFR 3322 22 1 WEITLA 3323 17 1 NATIGI 3326 23 1 FULLDI 3327 16 1 WEIDRA 3528 24 1 DUNHDE 3333 15 1 DECHPA 3334 25 1 SCOTJO 34TH AVE. PLACE 3309 6 1 POPEMI 3311 5 1 WINTGA 3312 7 1 HAUGFR 3316 8 1 OLSORO 3317 4 1 SALAJO 3220 9 1 MOCKLY 3321 . 3 1 DECKRE 3324 10 1 HEINDA 3225 2 1 ELLIJI 12 STREETNUM@ER LOT ELcC\ ACCOUNT NO. CARRIAGE ESTATE - HILL N PARK SANITATION _ w�e, -= 34TH AVE . 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Said parcel contains 9.764 acres more or less. Elmer Lundvall - Alter Subd, Exemption A PARCEL OF LAND LOCATED N THE NORTHWEST QUARTER OF SECTION 26, TOWNSHIP 5 NORTH, RANGE 66 WEST OF THE SIXTH PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, WELD COUNTY, COLORADO, BEING MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: COMMENCING AT THE WEST QUARTER CORNER OF SAID SECTION 26, AND CONSIDERING THE WEST LINE OF THE NORTHWEST QUARTER OF SAID SECTION 26 TO BEAR N 0° 00' 00" E WITH ALL BEARINGS HEREIN RELATIVE THERETO; THENCE N 88° 35' 34" E, .14.02 FEET ALONG THE SOUTH LINE OF SAID NORTHWEST QUARTER TO THE TRUE POINT OF BEGINNING; THENCE N 00° 37' 03" E, 131.50 FEET; THENCE N 88° 17' 18" E, 200,03 FEET; . THENCE N 01° 42' 42" W, 20.00 FEET; THENCE N 88° 17' 18" E, 1692.06 FEET; THENCE S 42° 58' 15" E, 215.81 FEET TO A POINT ON THE SOUTH LINE OF SAID NORTHWEST QUARTER; THENCE ALONG SAID SOUTH LINE OF THE NORTHWEST QUARTERS 88° 35' 34" W, 2039.78 FEET MORE OR LESS TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. SAID PARCEL CONTAINS 6.976 ACRES MORE OR LESS. 4 Quarter Land Comp y -Before A PARCEL OF LAND LOCATED IN THE NORTHWEST QUARTER OF SECTION 26, TOWNSHIP 5 NORTH, RANGE 66 WEST OF THE SIXTH PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, WELD COUNTY, COLORADO, BEING MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: BEGINNING AT THE WEST QUARTER CORNER OF SAID SECTION 26, AND CONSIDERING THE WEST LINE OF THE NORTHWEST QUARTER OF SAID SECTION 26 TO BEAR N 0° 00' 00" E WITH ALL BEARINGS HEREIN RELATIVE THERETO; THENCE N 00° 00' 00" E, 315.11 FEET ALONG THE WEST LINE OF SAID NORTHWEST QUARTER; THENCE S 86° 29' 04" E, 341.19 FEET; THENCE S 14° 32' 18" W, 212.97 FEET; THENCE N 88° 14' 42" E, 1965.77 FEET; THENCE N 33° 24' 12" W, 83.57 FEET; THENCE S 42° 58' 15" E, 215.81 FEET TO A POINT ON THE SOUTH LINE OF SAID NORTHWEST QUARTER; THENCE ALONG SAID SOUTH LINE OF THE NORTHWEST QUARTER S 88° 35' 34" W, 2353.80 FEET MORE OR LESS TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. Said Parcel Contains 6.134 acres more or less. 4 Quarter Land Company - After sub . Exemption A PARCEL OF LAND LOCATED IN THE NORTHWEST QUARTER OF SECTION 26, TOWNSHIP 5 NORTH, RANGE 66 WEST OF THE SIXTH PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, WELD COUNTY, COLORADO, BEING MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: BEGINNING AT THE WEST QUARTER CORNER OF SAID SECTION 26, AND CONSIDERING THE WEST LINE OF THE NORTHWEST QUARTER OF SAID SECTION 26 TO BEAR N 0° 00' 00" E WITH ALL BEARINGS HEREIN RELATIVE THERETO; THENCE N 00° 00' 00" E, 315.11 FEET ALONG THE WEST LINE OF SAID NORTHWEST QUARTER; THENCE S 86° 29' 04" E, 341.19 FEET; THENCE N 14° 30' 59" E, 26.90 FEET; • THENCE S 00° 37' 03" W, 180.14 FEET; THENCE N 88° 17' 18" W, 30.03 FEET; THENCE S 00° 37' 03" W, 131.50 FEET TO A POINT ON THE SOUTH LINE OF SAID NORTHWEST QUARTER; THENCE ALONG SAID SOUTH LINE OF THE NORTHWEST QUARTER S 88° 35' 34" W, 314.02 FEET MORE OR LESS TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. SAID PARCEL CONTAINS 2.293 ACRES MORE OR LESS. FIRST SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT TO INTERGOVERNMENTAL AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF EVANS, COLORADO AND TM HILL N' PARK SANITATION DISTRICT This First Supplemental Agreement to the Intergovernmental Agreement between the City of Evans, Colorado, and the Hill N' Park Sanitation District dated the 12th day of June, 1997, ("Intergovernmental Agreement") is made and entered into this 16th day of June, 1998, by and between the City of Evans, Colorado ("Evans"), and The Hill N' Park Sanitation District ("District"). RECITALS WHEREAS, the Intergovernmental Agreement provides for Evans to operate, maintain, improve, and expand the Hill N' Park sewage treatment plant and sewage facilities, subject to the terms and conditions set forth therein, which Intergovernmental Agreement is incorporated herein by reference; WHEREAS, Evans and the District have agreed that approval of a plan to improve and expand the District's sanitary sewer system and the Hill N' Park sewage treatment plant is a condition precedent to implementation of the Intergovernmental Agreement; and WHEREAS, in accordance with paragraph 4 of the Intergovernmental Agreement, Evans engaged, with the consent and concurrence of the District, HDR Engineering, Inc. ("HDR") to evaluate and prepare a plan to improve and expand the District's sanitary EXHIBIT C sewer system and the Hill N' Park sewage treatment plant, which issued a report entitled "Hill N' Park Wastewater Collection and Treatment System Evaluation Report" dated November, 1997 (the "HDR Report); WHEREAS, the HDR Report was subsequently modified and supplemented by the following: 1. Letter from HDR dated February 19, 1998, providing for alternative cost allocations of improvement and expansion expenses (the "HDR letter"); and 2. Letters from Picket Engineering Company dated May 4, 1998, and June 19, 1998, supplementing the HDR Report and providing information confirming various corrective procedures undertaken by the District and more precisely evaluating the existing system capacity; and WHEREAS, Evans and the District have agreed that Cost Allocation Method No. 1 set forth in the HDR letter is the most equitable for cost allocations of improvement and expansion expenses; and WHEREAS, Evans and the District have confirmed that there is adequate capacity in the existing collection and treatment system to issue twenty (20) sewer taps to West Hill N' Park Fifth Filing, together with two adjacent properties; and WHEREAS, paragraph 4 of the Intergovernmental Agreement states that when approved by the Board of Directors of the District, the plan to improve and expand the 2 District's sanitary sewer system and the Hill N' Park sewage treatment plant shall become a part of the agreement; and WHEREAS, Evans and the District have agreed and do hereby agree to implement the Intergovernmental Agreement as herein provided. IT IS THEREFORE AGREED: 1. The recitals set forth herein above are incorporated herein by reference. 2. The Board of Directors of the District approves the plan to improve and expand the District's sanitary sewer system and the Hill N' Park sewage treatment plant as set forth in the HDR Report, modified and supplemented as described in the recitals herein. 3. On or before July 1, 1998, the District shall transfer to Evans all funds held by the District, including all cash and tap fees, together with all accounts receivable. 4. Effective July 1, 1998, Evans shall take over the complete operation and maintenance of the District's sanitary sewer system and the Hill N' Park sewage treatment plant pursuant to the Intergovernmental Agreement. 5. It is the present intent of Evans and the District that on or about July 1, 1999, they will explore the feasibility of and pursue if feasible the dissolution of the District in accordance with law. Dated this day of , 1998. 3 ATTEST: THE CITY OF EVANS i 12 ___ By 4-12! 2 6,171 Kim 'etz, City Clerk Mike Cooper, Mayor APPRO 0 FO APPROVED AS TO SUBSTANCE: 4 R., u "se Anson, City Attorney Michael J.!; ith, City Manager A 1 1tST: THE HIL Lr PARK 7/ $ANITATIOI)i DIS FT Secretary ✓ z 4 February 19, 1998 Mr. Earl H. Smith, P.E. Director of Public Works City of Evans 3700 Golden Street Evans, CO 80620-2724 Re: Hill-N-Park Wastewater Treatment Cost Allocations Dear Earl: As you requested, we have considered alternative methods for allocating the Hill-N-Park Wastewater Treatment System upgrade costs among new and existing system customers. Two possible cost allocation alternatives are described below: Cost Allocation Method No. 1 The value of the upgraded treatment system was estimated to be approximately $2,000,000 in the "Hill-N-Park Wastewater Collection and Treatment System Evaluation Report". The capacity of the upgraded system is 0.4 mgd, sufficient to serve an estimated 1330 residences if each contributes an average of 300 gallons of wastewater per day. This represents a total system value of approximately $1,505 per residence. The value of the existing facility was estimated to be approximately $1,040,000. This was calculated by subtracting the estimated cost of recommended system improvements from the total system value. If the value of the existing facility is attributed to the existing customers, this represents an existing value of approximately $1,485 per existing residence. To bring the existing customer's investment up to the system value per residence of $1,505, each existing residence would be assessed an additional $20. (Amortized over 10 years at a 6 percent annual interest rate, this represents a monthly assessment of$0.22.) All new customers would be assessed the total equitable investment value of$1,505. This approach to allocating the cost of system improvements would require the City to cover the initial cost of the system upgrade. These costs would be recovered from existing customers through the increase in monthly charges and from new customers through connection charges. (The cost to the City of financing the system improvements are not included in this calculation.) HDR Engineering, Inc. Suite 300 Telephone 303 East 17th Avenue 303 764-1520 Denver, CO Fax Employee-owned 80203-1256 303 860-7139 ,VL. 1. .1i_..�_ February 19, 1998 Page 2 Cost Allocation Method No. 2 A second method of allocating the system upgrade costs is to arbitrarily assess some percentage of the upgrade costs to existing system users and the remainder to new users. For example, 25 percent of the upgrade cost could be assessed to existing customers and the remaining 75 percent to new customers. The result would be a cost assessment of$340 to each existing user and $1,140 to each new user. The $340 assessment to existing users amortized over 10 years at 6 percent annual interest rate represents a monthly assessment of about $3.75 per existing system user. As with Alternative No. 1, this approach would require the City to finance the initial cost of the system upgrade. The portion of the upgrade cost allocated to existing customers would be recovered through an increase in the monthly service charge. The portion of the upgrade cost assessed to new system users would be recovered through system connection charges. (The cost of financing the system improvements are not included in this calculation.) I hope this information is helpful to you in determining the best way to allocated the system upgrade costs among new and existing users. As always, if you have any questions about this cost allocation information or anything else relating to the Hill-N-Park system improvements recommendations, please give me a call. Sincerely, HDR ENGINEERING, INC. g t. Boyd D. Hanzon, P.E. Project Engineer c\boydlevans\hillnprk\2-19-98.Itr 2/19/98 P lCkci- uXi Irt�: i c, 05/08/1998 12:24 356-6486 j -1.2err PICKETT ENGINEERING COMP/ Y 210 Bank One Plaza, 822 711,Street, Greeley Co 80631 May 4, 1997 • Victor Sainm, District Engineer Water Quality Control Division 4210 E. 11th Avesue • Denver CO 80220 Re: Hill-N-Park Sanitation District . PEC 1198-017 • Dear Mr. Saint: • In November 1997, HDR Engineering,Inc. in Denver, Colorado prepared an evaluation of the Bill-N-Park wastewater collection treatment system. They published this report on behalf of the City of Evans because the City of Evans is pursuing the assumption of the district and its facilities. That report indicated several areas where they believe that the collection treatment system needed repair and/or did not meet state regulatory requirements. • - • The purpose of this letter is to inform you of the actions that have been taken to date,the current status of the system, and totshow that: • 1. the existing system meets the effluent requirements of the existing permit 2. that the existing facilities, as they are today. are adequate to serve existing load, as well as the requested addition of twenty taps by Mr.Roy Lundvall 3. to bring you up to date on the status of the City of Evans agreement with ITill-N- Park to take over the facilities • • 4. to disn'cs the improvements and intentions the City of Evans has with respect to the system. First, to address the comments and conclusions that were made in the engineering report, refer to Pages 9 and 10. I would like to point out that the following items have been completed: • Both 15 h.p. aerators are operable, and are running 24 hours a day. • A new influent measuring device with automatic metering has been installed. • The effluent discharge location is directly south of the chlorine contact basin, approximately 250 feet south of the discharge from the chlorine contact basin. Acme 9703564767 • Fax 170356-6416 95i 0fli 1998 • Hill-N-Park report, cont'd • Page Two May 2, 1998 • • The chlorine building has been cleaned and painted. - • At the time of last observation, the chlorine was being administrated at approximately five pounds per day. • The weeds have been removed and appear to have been mowed a second time. 1. -The capacity of the existing system and its ability to meet existing permit requirements: I have reviewed the DMR's for 1997, and it appears that each of the reports indicates that the system is handling the inflows and discharging with effluents within the permit limits. I also reviewed the flow measurements from January 27 through April 7, 1998, and they indicate an average effluent discharge of 0.2047 mgd. A. With respect to HDR's report Pages 13-16, I offer the following comments: • - • The aeration capacity as stated has been repaired and remains at 30 h.p. The • HDR report indicates the capacity is therefore 0.28 mgd. • HDR's report indicates that the limiting factor, once aeration capacity was increased, is the chlorine feeder and chlorine contact time. The chlorine feeder has been inspected and appears to be working properly. While the chlorine contact time is less than current State requirements suggests, it appears from the . effluent discharge that the chlorine contact time is not a significant issue in meeting permit requirements. Therefore, the existing system meets existing needs with adequate capacity to handle inflows. 2. The existing system will likely handle up to the 0-28 mgd capacity that HDR's report • estimates for the aeration limitation. From this, and with the knowledge that there are 794 permanent dwelling units on the system, this gives an average of 257.8 gallons per day, per dwelling unit. If the system were to add twenty units, then this would mean influent of • 0.2096 mgd, or a 2.5%increase in the treatment requirement- This should easily be accommodated by the existing system. As an additional check, we are performing independent sampling of the effluent discharge twice a week for the next four weeks to have an independent sampling and testing of the effluent to confirm that the system is in compliance with the permit requirements. 3. A meeting was held with representatives from Dili-N-Park Sanitation District, the City of Evans, and HDR Engineering on April 24, 1998 to review the improvements that have been made to the facility and to discuss negotiations for the City taking over the wastewater collection treatment system at Hill-N-Park. From that meeting, it was determined that I would write this letter to you to give you an indication that the system Picker&ginning Company •Phone 070a566767 • Fu D70356-6466 • [fill-N-Park report, cont'd Page Three May 4, 1998 • is performing within its permit limits, that the additional 20 lots would still allow the system to perform within its permit limits, and to inform you that the City of Evans is pursuing a contract with 11111-N-Park to assume control and responsibility of the system on or before July 1, 1998. Those negotiations and final contract are being drawn up now. 4. The City of Evans has agreed to make any improvements necessary to comply with the existing permit regulations for the existing customers, as well as the additional 20 that • are being requested, and do those in a very timely manner,if needed. In addition,the(Sty. of Evans that they have made commitments to additional users outside the existing system, and will therefore be taking actions in the near future to both upgrade the system to meet current State regulatory requirements for the existing load, but also to expand the fealty's capacity. Therefore, it appears that, while the existing system does meet effluent permit requirements, that it does not have some of the current regulatory facilities that would be required for a new system, that the City of Evans will be upgrading the system to not only add capacity, but to bring the facilities to compliance to existing regulatory requirements- In conclusion, please respond by indicating that the existing facility does work within the existing effluent requirements of the permit, and that you find the 20-tap addition to be within the sting system's capacities. Should you have any question regarding this letter, please contact me at(970) 356-6362. Sincerely, • • PICKET! ENGINEERING COMPANY Kris A.Pickett,P.E. Principal Engineer KAP/bc cc: Earl Smith, Director of Public Works, City of Evans Roy Lundvaf,Director,Fill-N-Park Sanitation District Sam Oldenberg, Legal Counsel for Hill-N-Park Sanitation District Trevor Jiricek, Weld County Health Department Mike Thomas 'Naha F.nri^•ei^g Canny •➢tone 9RV3566362 • Far P7a?56dta6 PICKETT ENGINEERING COMPANY 210 Bank One Plaza, 822 7th Street, Greeley Co 80631 June 19, 1998 Victor H. Sainz, P.E. District Engineer, Technical Services Unit Colorado Department of Health 4300 Cherry Creek Drive So. Denver CO 80246-1530 Re: Hill-N-Park Sanitation District Permit No. COG-582012 Weld County PEC #98-017 Dear Mr. Saint: This is in response to requests for information in your letter dated May 29, 1998 regarding Hill-N-Park Sanitation District operations. In this letter you requested information regarding the system's permit compliance; and asked for the following items: A. The design evaluation calculating the total detention. B. Detention time for each cell. C. Aeration capabilities for the total system. D. Influent waste load. E. Effluent quality. F. Chlorine chamber contact time. G. Copies of the independent sampling that we have performed on the effluent of the facility. Information given in this letter relative to Items A, B, C, D, and F are largely information based on information provided by Mr. Boyd Hannon of HIDR Engineering, Inc. Phone 970/356-6362 • Paz 970/356-6486 Hill-N-Park Permit,con'd Page 2of3 , June 19, 1998 Following is the information you requested. A. The calculated detention indicates a total volume of 11,900,000 gallons. This is the addition of cell #1, which is calculated to contain 8,800,000 gallons, and cell #2, which is calculated to contain 3, 100,000 gallons. B. The estimated hydraulic detention time for cell #1 is 22 days, and cell#2, 7.8 days. Therefore, the estimated detention time is 30 days. C. The estimated oxygen transfer capacity for the aeration of cell#1 is 1,080 lbs. of oxygen per day, 520 lbs. BOD5 per day; or 0.26 mgd @ 240 mg per liter BODs. D ' Using data from July 1996 to June 1997, it appears that the influent BOD5 concentration averaged 241 mg per liter. - E. It appears, from the records that I been able to review over the past 18 months, that the facility has been in substantial compliance with the permit requirements. It does appear that there have been some periodic conditions where the permit limitations have been exceeded on a single testing event, and there appears to have been a recent short-term problem as will be discussed in Item G. F. The calculated chlorine contact time is as follows= The contact basin ' volume is estimated at 9,200 gallons. This provides 30-minute of detention time at 0.44 mgd during a peak condition. The average contact time based on the average flow of 0.19 mgd is 68 minutes. G. The summary of the independent sampling is provided below m a chart '. form, and copies of the test reports are attached for your review. In total, six samples were taken ranging from May 1 to May 22, 1998 Laboratory analysis were performed by Warren Analytical Laboratory in Greeley, Colorado. Independent Samples May 1998 Sample Date 5/1/98 5/6/98 5/12/98 5/15/98 5/22/98 Fecal Coliform Count (org./100ml) 1 1 6000 4500 10 BOD5 (mg/I) 30 40 38 125 110 Total Suspended Solids (mg/I) 220 60 70 70 78 pH 7.72 7.54 7.58 - 7.33 Oil & Grease (mg/I) 2 2 5 2 5 Residual Chlorine (mg/I) ND ND ND ND ND Pick Engineering Company • Phone 970/356-6362 • Fax 970/356-6486 Hill-N-Park Permit, con'd Page 3 of 3 Lune 19, 1993 Permit Limits 30 Day avg. 7 Day avg. Daily Max. Fecal Coliform Count (org./100m1) 2000 4000 N/A BOD5 (mg/I) 30 45 N/A Total Suspended Solids (mg/l) 105 160 N/A pH N/A N/A 6.5-9.0 Oil &Grease (mg/I) WA WA 10 Residual Chlorine (mg/I) • If you have any additional questions,please call me at (970) 356-6362.- Sincerely, PICKETi ENGINEERING COMPANY s A P-ckett, P.E. Principal Engineer KAP/bc - cc: Earl Smith, Director Public Works City of Evans r Roy Lundvall, Director, Hill-N-Park Sanitary District Sam Oldenberg, Legal Counsel, Hill-N-Park Sanitary District Trevor Tiricek, Supervisor, Weld County Health Department • PicFmEnginee ing Company • Phone 970/356-6362 • Fax 970/356-6386 Warren Analytical Laboratory • P.O. Box G Warren Analytical Greeley, le Street I 0 LaboratoryGreeley, Colorado 80970)35 0 (970) 351 634A/Fax(970)3516648 O 1-800-945-6669 LABORATORY ANALYSIS REPORT TRADE SECRET Confidential Commercial Report Attn: KRIS A PICKETT Page: 1 PICKETT ENGINEERING CO Work Order No. 9809743 Water Receive Date : 05/01/98 Reported: 05/12/98 SMP. DATE IDENTIFICATION TYPE I.D. 04/30/98 WILL N PARK Water 98MC-00216 <1 CFD/100m1 pH 7.72 Fecal Co1i£o rm Count Oil and Grease <2 mg/1 SOD 30 mg/1 Total Suspended Solids 220 mg/1 Residual C:ilorine N.D. mg/1 N.D. - none detected. 119/7O-i-C- CtAA.M./ Watta__ Ann Wallace Ed. Grove Chemistry Supervisor Microbiology Supervisor Warren Analytical Laboratory P.O. Box G Warren Analytical 650 le Street l,.oloratO Greeley, Colorado 80632-0350 11� r�/ (970) 351-6344/Fax: DM)351-6648 I © 1-800-945-6669 LABORATORY ANALYSIS REPORT TRADE SECRET Confidential Commercial Report Attn : KRIS A PICKETT Page: 1 PICKETT ENGINEERING CO Work Order No . 9809986 Water Receive Date : 05/06/98 Reported: 05/12/98 • SMP. DATE IDENTIFICATION TYPE I.D. 05/06/98 HNP 5698 Water 98MC-00222 Fecal Colifonu Count <1 CFU/100m1 pH 7.54 SOD 40 mg/1 Oil and Grease 2 ppm Total Suspended Solids 60 mg/1 Residual Chlorine N.D. ppm N.D. - none detected. Ed ove Ann Wallace Microbiology Supervisor Chemistry Supervisor c Warren Analytical Laboratory P.O. Box G 0 Warren Analytical 650 "0" Street Laboratory Greeley, Colorado 80632-0350 l (970) 351-6344/Fax: (970)351-6648 P p 1-800-945-6669 LABORATORY ANALYSIS REPORT TRADE SECRET Confidential Commercial Report Attn: KRIS A PICKETT Page: 1 PICKETT ENGINEERING CO Work Order No - 9810530 Water Receive Date : 05/12/98 Reported: 05/19/98 SMP, DATE IDENTIFICATION TYPE I.D. 05/12/98 WAfl4C Water 98MC-00229 Fecal Coli£orm Count 6000 LFll/100m1 pH 7.58 HOD 38 ppm Oil and Grease 5 ppm Total Suspended Solids 70 ppm Residual Chlorine N.D. ppm N.D. - not determined. Grove • Ann Wallace r icrobiology Supervisor Chemistry Supervisor Warren Analytical Laboratory P.O. Box G 123 Warren Analytical 65O "0"Street Laboratory Greeley, Colorado 80632-0350 (970) 351-6344/fax (970)351.6648 I 0 1.800-945-6669 LABORATORY ANALYSIS REPORT TRADE SECRET Confidential Ccumnercial Report Attn : KRIS A PICKETT Page: 1 PICKETT ENGINEERING CO Work Order No . 981O941 Miscellaneous Receive Date: O5/15/98 Reported: 05/21/98 • S.B. DATE IDENTIFICATION TYPE I.D. 05/15/98 ENP (BOX) 8:iOAM Miscellaneous 98MC-00241 Fecal Coliform Count 4500 CFU/ml PH N.M. BOD 125 mg/1 Oil and Grease 2 Ppm Total Suspended Solids 70 mg/1 Residual Mhhlorine N.D. ppm N.M. - not measured. - N.D. - not determined. dyikze _ A._ tthatzi,c_ . Ed Grove //` — Ann Wallace Microbiology Supervisor Chemistry Supervisor Warren Analytical Laboratory P.O. Box G 0 Warren Analytical 650 '0" Street Laboratory Greeley, Colorado 80632-0350 (970) 351-6344/Fax: (970) 351-6648 p 1-800-945-6669 LABORATORY ANALYSIS REPORT TRADE SECRET Confidential Couercial Report Attn: KRIS A PICKETT Page: 1 PICKETT ENGINEERING CO Work Order No. 9811551 Water Receive Date : 05/22/98 Reported: 06/03/98 MP. DATE IDENTIFICATION TYPE LD. '5/22/98 HNP BOX 8:15AM Water 98MC-00264 Fecal Coliform Count 10 CFU/100m1 pH' 7.33 BOO 110 ppm 011 and Grease 5 ppm Total Suspended Solids 78 ppm Residual Chlorine N.D. ppm ;d Grove Aan "allace licrobiology Supervisor Ch= ., 'stry Supervisor SECOND SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT TO INTERGOVERNMENTAL AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF EVANS, COLORADO, AND THE HILL 'N PARK SANITATION DISTRICT This Second Supplemental Agreement to the Intergovernmental Agreement between the City of Evans, Colorado, and The Hill 'N Park Sanitation District is made and entered into this day of , 2001, and between the City of Evans, Colorado ("Evans"), and The Hill 'N Park Sanitation District (the "District"). RECITALS A. Evans and the District entered into an Intergovernmental Agreement dated June 12, 1997, which Intergovernmental Agreement is incorporated herein by reference; B. Evans and the District entered into a First Supplemental Agreement to the Intergovernmental Agreement on June 16, 1998, which agreement is incorporated herein by reference; C. The District has prepared and will promptly file a Petition with the District Court in and for the County of Weld, State of Colorado, for dissolution of the District; and D. The District and Evans enter into this Second Supplemental Agreement in furtherance of the plan to transfer all of the District facilities to Evans and Evans assuming the service obligations of the District. NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS AGREED: 1. The recitals set forth above are incorporated herein by reference. 2. Evans agrees to accept and become the owner of all of the District sanitary sewerage collection, transportation,treatment and disposal facilities by tender of appropriate deeds to the real property and bills of sale to all other facilities and property owned by the District. 3. Evans agrees that it will assume and provide the sanitary sewerage treatment services to those who presently are connected to the sewerage treatment facilities and those who have been issued sewer taps by the District, all of which are specifically identified in the Intergovernmental Agreement. The District facilities will be incorporated into and be administered as a part of its municipal sanitary sewer system. The service area of the District shall be served and administered under the applicable rules, regulations and ordinances applicable to all municipal customers. 4. Evans agrees to the dissolution of the District. EXHIBIT D E • Dated this /7 day of � , 200-W/. THE CITY OF EVANS, COLORADO ) BY ' ATTEST: Mayor r �/ City Clerk THE HII,L` ARKSANITA ONDISTRICT By A.1"_EST: President 111. /i Secrery g:nn/clients/e-h/hill 'n park/2nd supp agmt 031601:O1d HILL 'N PARK SANITATION DISTRICT P. O. Box 632 Greeley, Colorado 80632 (970) 339-8730 The undersigned, Secretary/Treasurer of Hill 'N Park Sanitation District, hereby certifies as follows: 1. The District has no cash, reserves, accounts receivable or any other tangible personal assets other than the collection, transportation, treatment and disposal facilities. 2. The only assets of the District are the collection, transportation, treatment and disposal facilities. 3. The District has no accounts payable, bonded indebtedness or liabilities of any kind other than its obligations for continuing sewer service within the boundaries of the District and customers outside of the District which the District has agreed to serve. Dated this .4/11 day of .�41� , al. Secret reasurer to t e board of Directors of Hill 'N Park Sanitation District EXHIBIT E DISTRICT COURT, WELD COUNTY, COLORADO Court Address: 9th Street and 9th Avenue Greeley, CO 80631 Phone Number: 970-351-7300 IN RE: HILL 'N PARK SANITATION DISTRICT, A COLORADO SPECIAL DISTRICT, PETITIONER - Attorney or Party Without Attorney A COURT USE ONLY A R. Russell Anson Case No. 65 CV 16679 820 13th Street Division 1 Greeley, CO 80631 Phone: 970-353-5508 Fax: 970-353-5722 Registration No. 5672 ENTRY OF APPEARANCE Pursuant to C.R.S. 32-1-704, the City of Evans, Colorado, by its undersigned counsel, acknowledges receipt of a copy of the Petition for Dissolution and enters its appearance in this matter. Dated this day of , 2001. Attorney for City of Evans, Colorado CERTIFICATE OF MAILING The undersigned certifies that a true and correct copy of the foregoing Entry of Appearance was mailed, postage prepaid, this day of , 2001, to R. Sam Oldenburg and Patrick M. Groom of Witwer, Oldenburg, Barry & Bedingfield, LLP, 822 7th Street, Suite 760, Greeley, CO 80631, Attorneys for Petitioner. g:/nn/clients/e-h/hill'n park/entry of appearance DISTRICT COURT, WELD COUNTY, COLORADO 901 9th Avenue P. O. Box 2038 Greeley, CO 80632 Telephone (970) 351-7300 IN RE: HILL 'N PARK SANITATION DISTRICT, A COLORADO SPECIAL DISTRICT, PETITIONER R. Sam Oldenburg, #4156 Witwer, Oldenburg, Barry & Bedingfield, LLP 822 7th Street, Suite 760 A COURT USE ONLY A Greeley, CO 80631 Telephone (970) 352-3161 Fax (970) 352-3165 Case No. 65 CV 16679 Division 1 CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE I hereby certify that on this L$ day of April, 2002, I placed a copy of the foregoing Notice of Filing of Petition for Dissolution and Petition for Dissolution in the U.S. Mail,postage prepaid, addressed to: Greeley City Clerk 1000 10th Street Greeley, CO 80631 Board of County Commissioners P.O. Box 758 Greeley, CO 80632 Tony Polland 128 N. 2nd LaSalle, CO 80645 Hello