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RESOLUTION
RE : APPROVAL OF USE BY SPECIAL REVIEW FOR AN OPEN-PIT (WET) SAND
AND GRAVEL MINE - LA POUDRE SAND AND GRAVEL, INC.
WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners of Weld County,
Colorado, pursuant to Colorado statute and the Weld County Home
Rule Charter, is vested with the authority of administering the
affairs of Weld County, Colorado, and
WHEREAS , the Board of County Commissioners held a public
hearing on the 5th day of October, 1983, at the hour of 2 : 00
o 'clock p.m. in the Chambers of the Board for the purpose of
hearing the application of La Poudre Sand and Gravel, Inc. , c/o
Mr. Robert Bosley, Attorney at Law, 520? Main Street, Windsor,
Colorado 80550 , for an open-pit (wet) sand and gravel mine on
the following described real estate, to-wit:
Part of Section 19 , Township 6 North, Range
67 West of the 6th P.M. , Weld County, Colorado.
WHEREAS, Section 24 . 4 . 2 of the Weld County Zoning Ordinance
provides standards for review of said Use by Special Review, and
WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners heard all of the
testimony and statements of those present, has studied the re-
quest of the applicant and the recommendations of the Weld County
Planning Commission and all of the exhibits and evidence presented
in this matter, and having been fully informed, finds that:
1. This request is in compliance with the Weld County
Comprehensive Plan and the Weld County Extraction
Plan, Mineral Resources, Volume II . The Weld County
area in question is located in a resource conserva-
tion area. The Weld County Extraction Plan states
that extraction shall be encouraged in resource con-
servation areas, as long as appropriate extraction
standards are followed.
2. The submitted materials are in compliance with appli-
cation requirements of Section 24 . 7; 44 . 1; 44 . 2 and
44 . 3 of the Weld County Zoning Ordinance.
3 . It is the opinion of the Board of County Commissioners
that the applicant has shown compliance with Section
24 . 4 . 2 of the Weld County Zoning Ordinance as follows :
a. The proposal is consistent with the Comprehensive
Plan policies which allow uses of an industrial
nature to occur where the resources are available
(i.e. gravel and sand operations as noted on
pages 62-63 of the Comprehensive Plan) .
b. The proposal is consistent with the intent of the
Agricultural Zone District in that the proposed
use does not interfere with other agricultural
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RE : USR - LA POUDRE SAND AND GRAVEL, INC.
activities in the area or the County and as a
Use by Special Review can take place in the
district.
c. The activities proposed will be compatible with
existing agricultural and rural residential uses
in the neighborhood, as well as with projected
development in the future.
d. Use by Special Review Operations and Design Stand-
ards provide adequate protection of the health,
safety and welfare of the area and the County.
e. The subject site is in a Flood Hazard Overlay
District area. Operation Standards address this
concern.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of County Com-
missioners of Weld County, Colorado, that the application for a
Use by Special Review for an open-pit (wet) sand and gravel mine
on the hereinabove described parcel of land be, and hereby is,
granted subject to the following conditions :
1. The attached Operation Standards being adopted.
2 . The following note being placed on the Use by Special
Review Permit plat:
NOTE : The Mined Land Reclamation Board has the
authority to issue permits for mining and
reclamation activities. Activities related
to mining and reclamation are , therefore,
under the jurisdiction of the Mined Land
Reclamation Board; however, Weld County has
jurisdiction of those matters outlined in the
Operation Standards.
3. The approved Operation Standards shall be placed on the
Use by Special Review Permit plat. The Use by Special
Review Permit plat shall be delivered to the Depart-
ment of Planning Services .
4 . The applicant shall comply with Sections 26 . 2; 26 . 4. 9 ;
26 . 5 .2 and 53 . 7 . 1. 2 of the Weld County Zoning Ordinance
in the event any portion of the Cache La Poudre River
is to be altered or relocated. Also, in the event of
the Cache La Poudre River alteration or relocation,
the Army Corps of Engineers (Permit Branch, Omaha,
Nebraska) shall be notified and the applicant shall
comply with Section 404 of the Clean Water Act, obtain-
ing a 404 Permit prior to any stream alteration or
relocation.
5. Prior to the extraction of any sand and/or gravel
material from the Use by Special Review area, the
applicant shall offer and agree to an acceptable pro-
gram of road maintenance with the Weld County Commis-
sioners. The agreement shall mitigate impacts generated
on county roads by the gravel mining operation' s
truck traffic. The maintenance proposal shall address
maintenance of the haul routes on Weld County Road 13 .
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RE: USR - LA POUDRE SAND AND GRAVEL, INC.
E . Prior to the extraction of any sand and/or gravel from
the Use by Special Review Area, the applicant shall
establish a planting screen on the east and north
boundaries. The Soil Conservation Service shall re-
commend a vegetative screen of sufficient depth and
height to accomplish a buffer effect from noise and
dust pollution.
The above and foregoing Resolution was, on motion duly made
and seconded, adopted by the following vote on the 5th day of
October, A.D. , 1983.\MaI/l -�Jr� BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
ATTEST: 4 V?1.14A Teu,"J{C&, , WELD COUNTY, COLORADO
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Weld County Clerk and Recorder ,2 G
and Clerk to the Bo
uckCarlson, Chairman
Deputy County ei'k n T. Martin, Pro-Tem
LeAPP VED AS TO FORM:
Gene R. Brantner /J
County Attorney Norman Carlson
cqu ine J h son
DAY FILE : October 10, 1983
OPERATION STANDARDS
LA POUDRE SAND & GRAVEL INC.
DSR-571 :83:34
1. -The uses permitted on said described parcel shall be the extraction
of sand and gravel, as described in the application presented by
La Poudre Sand & Gravel Inc. and as amended in a letter dated August 11,
1983 from their consulting engineers. The amended application will be
on file in the office of the Department of Planning Services.
2. The open-cut gravel operation shall comply with Section 44.4,
Operation Policies. Any violation of these regulations shall be
grounds for enforcement of Section 44.5, Cancellation of Permit.
3. All phases of the sand and gravel operation shall comply with all
County and State Health Standards and regulations pertaining to air
quality, water quality, noise emission and sanitary disposal systems.
4. She property owner(s) and/or operator shall apply for a well permit
with the Division of Water Resources to comply with CRS 37-90-137.
5. The applicant shall obtain a N.P.D.E.S. Permit from the Water
Quality Control Division of the Colorado State Health Department
prior to discharge of any water in the La Poudre River.
6. All operations on said described parcel shall be in conformance
with the Weld County Flood Hazard Regulations indluding:
A. NO fill, berms or stockpiles shall be placed in the one-
hundred (100) year flood plain of the La Poudre River which
would obstruct passage of flood flows; and
B. All fuel tanks, septic tanks, temporary buildings, and any
other hazardous items that might wash away during flooding
shall be securely anchored and adequately flood-proofed to
avoid creation of a health hazard. Following completion of
mining, all temporary buildings shall be removed.
7. Vehicular traffic shall ingress and egress onto Weld County Road 13 from
not more than two (2) access points. The main access point shall be
located south of the Cache La Poudre River, utilizing a farm road
which services the southern boundary of the extraction area. The
alternate access point shall be the existing access north of the Cache
La Poudre River for SUP-409:79:31. The points of ingress and egress
shall be maintained for dust abatement for a distance of thrty (30)
feet from Weld County Road 13 to the extraction area. Dust abatement
shall be controlled by either oiling or paving, depending on the
maintenance agreement for Weld County Road 13.
8. Copies of all documents filed with the Mined Land Reclamation Board
that are pertinent to this case shall be forwarded by the applicant
to the Department of Planning Services office for review.
9. She Use by Special Review Permit area shall be limited to the plans
-shown hereon and governed by the Operation Standards stated above
and all applicable Weld _County Regulations. Any material devia-
tions from the plans and/or Operation Standards, as shown or stated
above, shall require the approval of an amendment to the Use by
Special Review Permit by the Weld County Planning Commission and
the Board of County Commissioners before such changes from the
plans and/or Operation Standards shall be permitted. Any other
_changes from the plans and/or Operation Standards shall be filed in
the office of the Department of Planning Services.
10. Prior to the Board of County Commissioners Public Hearing, a revised
set of maps (i.e. premining, mining and reclamation) shall be submitted
to the office of the Department of Planning Services to amend the sand
and gravel extraction boundaries.
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HEARING CERTIFICATION DOCKET #83-57
RE: USE BY SPECIAL REVIEW, OPEN PIT (WET) SAND AND GRAVEL MINING OPERATION,
LA POUDRE SAND AND GRAVEL, INC.
A public hearing was conducted on October 5 , 1983 at 2:00 P. M. , with
the following present:
Chuck Carlson Chairman
John Martin Pro Tem
Gene Brantner Commissioner
Norman Carlson Commissioner
Jacqueline Johnson Commissioner
Also present:
Acting Clerk to the Board, MAY Reiff
Assistant County Attorney, R. Russell Anson '
Planning Department Representative Rod Allison and Michael Mullen
The following business was transacted:
I hereby certify that pursuant to a notice dated September 12, 1983, and duly
published September 22, 1983, in the LaSalle Taader, a public hearing was held
for the purpose of considering the application for a Use by Special Review,
_open pit (wet) sand and gravel mining operation, for La Poudre Sand and Gravel,
Inc. Russ Anson, Assistant County Attorney read this proposal into the
record. Mike Mullen, representing the Planning-Department, read the favorable
recommendation from the Planning Commission into the record. He stated there
are ten Operation Standards associated with this proposal. Gerry McRae, of
McRae and Short Engineering, explained that this is being presented concurrently
with the application to Mined Land Reclamation Board, which will meet for final
review on this proposal the end of this month. They anticipate establishment
of a reclamation bond of about $40,000. The site is located about one and a
half miles west of Windsor on Weld County Road 13, the Tarimer-Weld County
boundary. A neighboring ten-acre site has been in operation for approximately
• four years. Mr. McRae stated that La Poudre Sand and Gravel now has a lease
agreement with Loveland Excavating. Approximately fifteen to twenty years of
life is expected from the pit. Chairman C. Carlson asked whether a water
augmentation plan has been developed, and Mr. McRae stated that Resource Con-
sultants, of Ft. Collins, has been handling the water plan which has been pre-
pared. Commissioner Johnson drew attention to Operation Standard #7 regarding
Weld County Road 13. Mr. McRae stated that LaPoudre Sand and Gravel's lease
agreement with the operator includes maintainence of that road. Commissioner
N. Carlson questioned the status of the bridge an Weld County Road 13 and was
assured it was in good condition. Further discussion was held on the condition
of Weld County Road 13. Bob Bosley, attorney, stated that the past record shows
that the job has been well done in the past and there have been no complaints.
He stated he would like to be notified if there are any complaints about the
upkeep of Weld County Road 13. Commissioner N. Carlson moved to approve this
Use by Special Review with the Operation Standards as recommended. Commissioner
Johnson seconded the motion, which carried unanimously.
APPROVED:
Q�Alftlte � BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
ATTEST: WELD , COLORADOWeld County Clerk and Recorder Cn/Cr�d
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Deputy Count Cler Jo T tin, Pro-Tem
Gene R. Brantner TAPE #83-104 C2:-N44,-,_
Norman Carlson
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DAY FILE: October 10, 1983
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A TTENDANCE -RECORD
TODAY ' S HEARINGS ARE AS FOLLOWS:
DOCKET # 83-50, Michael J. Stepanick (Dog kennel operation)
DOCKET # 83-37 , -La Poudre Sand & Gravel, Inc. (Open pit sand & gravel operatJ
DOCKET # 83-56 , Scott & Karen Decker (Dog kennel for 8 dogs)
DOCKET # 83-b3, Gerrit & Henrietta Hoogland (Dairy operation)
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SubFcLed and a1 swc: to before me this I� day
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NOTARY PUBLIC
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NOTICE
pursuant to the zoning laws of the State of Colorado and the Weld
County Zoning Ordinance, a public hearing will be held in the
Chambers of the Board of County Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado,
Weld County Centennial Center., 915 10th Street, Greeley, Colorado,
at the time specified. All persons in any manner interested in the
Use By Special Review are requested to attend and may be heard.
BE IT ALSO KNOWN that the text and mapsso certified by the Weld
County Planning Commission may be examined in the -office of the
Clerk to the Board of County Commissioners, located in the Weld
County Centennial Center, 915 10th Street, Third Floor, Greeley,
Colorado.
DOCKET NO. 83-57 APPLICANT
_La Poudre Sand and Gravel, Inc.
c/o Mr. Robert Bosley, Attorney at Law
5201 Main Street
Windsor, CO 80550
DATE: October 5 , 1983
TIME: 2 : 00 P.M.
REQUEST: Use By Special Review — Open pit (wet) sand and gravel
mining operation
LEGAL DESCRIPTION
Part of Section 19, Township 6 North, Range 67 West of the 6th
P.M. , Weld County, Colorado
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS-
WELD COUNTY, COLORADO
BY: MARY ANN FEUERSTEIN
COUNTY CLERK AND RECORDER
AND CLERK SO THE BOARD
BY: Mary Reiff, Deputy
DATED: September 12, 1983
-PUBLISHED: September 22, 1983 in the LaSalle Leader
DATE : Hepter r 12 , 1983
eO: The Board of County Commissioners
Weld County, Colorado
ROM: Clerk to the Board Office
Commissioners:
-If you have no objections, we have tentatively set the
Following hearings for the 5th day of October, 1983 at 2 : 00 P.M.
Docket Number 83-36 - Scott and Karen Decker, USR-Dog Kennel
v _Docket Number 83-37 - I,aToudre Sand and Gravel Company, ZJSR-open pit
(wet) sand and gravel mine •
OFFICE OF THE C ERK TO THE BOARD
BY: 2 t j' Deputy
The above mentioned hearing date and hearing time may be scheduled
on the agenda as stated above.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
WELD COUNTY, COLORADO
BEFORE THE WELD -COUNTY, COLORADO PL-ANNING COMM SION I
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i SEP 9 1983
RESOLUTION OF RECOMMENDATION TO THE BOARD OF COUNTY ISSIONERS U
!GREELEY, COLO.
Date September 6, 1983 Case No. USR # 571:83:34 /f-•Ssa,m,
APPLICATION OF La Poudre Sand and Gravel, Inc.
ADDRESS c/o Mr. Robert Bosley, Attorney at Law, 5201 Main Street, Windsor, CO 80550
Moved by Doug Graff that the following resolution -be introduced
for passage by the Weld County Planning Commission:
Be it Resolved by the Weld County Planning Commission that the application for
an open pit (wet) sand and gravel mine located on the following described
property in Weld County, Colorado, to-wit:
Part of Section 19, T6N, R67W of the 6th P.M. , Weld County, Colorado
3::, --recommended (favor-ably) (1051KNE ) to the Board of County
Commissioners for the following -reasons:
1. This request is in compliance with the Weld County Comprehensive Plan
and the Weld County Extraction Plan, Mineral Resources, Volume II.
The Weld County area in question is located in a resource conservation
area. The Weld County Extraction Plan states that extraction shall
be encouraged in resource conservation areas, as long -as appropriate
extraction standards are followed.
2. The submitted materials are in compliance with application require-
ments of Section 24.7; 44.1; 44.2 and 44.3 of the Weld County Zoning
Ordinance.
3. It is the opinion of the Weld County -Planning Commission that
-the applicant has shown compliance with Sections 24.3.1.1 and 44 et
seq. of the Weld County Zoning Ordinance as follows:
Motion seconded by James Docheff
Vote:
For Passage Ed Reichert Against Passage
Doug Graff
Paulatte Weaver
James Docheff
Sharon linhart
Bill McMurray
Jack Holman
Bob Ehrlich
The Chairman declared the Resolution -passed and ordered that a Certified _copy be
forwarded with the fil-e of -this case -to the Board of County Commissioners for
further pro_c.eedings.
CERTIFICATION OF COPY
I, Bobbie Good , Recording -Secretary -of the Weld County Planning
Commission, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing Resolution is a true
copy of the Resolution of the Planning Commission of Weld County, Colorado,
adopted on September 6. 1953 and recorded in Book No. VTTT _ of the
proceedings of the said Pi-anning Commission.
Dated the 8th day of September , 19 38 .
C:1\4Z:.ea
Secretary
usr-571:83:34
La Poudre Sand and Gravel, Inc.
Use by Septial Review Permit for an open-pit (wet) sand and gravel mining operation
Part of Section 19, T6N, R67W of the 6th P.M. , Weld County, Colorado
September 6, 1983
Page 2
a. The proposal is consistent with the Comprehensive P1-an policies
which allow uses :of an industrial nature to occur where the
resources are available (i.e. gravel and sand operations as
noted on pages b2-63 of the Comprehensive Plan) .
b. The proposal is consistent with the intent of the Agricultural
Zone District in that the proposed use does not interfere
with other agricultural activities in the area or the County and as -a
Use by Special Review can take dace in the :district.
c. The activities proposed will he compatible with existing agricultural
and rural residential uses in the neighborhood, as well as with
projected development in the future.
d. Use by Special Review Operations and Design Standards provide
adequate protection of the health, safety and welfare of the
area and the County.
e. The subject site is in -a Flood Hazard Overlay District area.
Operation Standards address this concern.
The Weld County _Planning Commission's -recommendation for approval is
conditional upon the following:
1. The attached Operation Standards being recommended and approved
for this request.
2. The following note being plated on the Use by Special Review
Permit plat:
NOTE: The Mined Land Reclamation Board has the authority
to issue permits for mining and reclamation
activities. Activities related to mining and
reclamation ars, therefore under the jurisdiction
of the Mined Land -Reclamation -Board; however,
Weld County has jurisdiction Df those matters
outlined in the Operation Standards.
3. The approved Operation Standards shall be plated on the Use by
Special Review Permit -plat. The Use by Special Review Permit
plat shall be delivered to the Department of Planning Services.
4. The applicant shall comply with Sections 26.2; 26.4.9; 26.5.2
and 53.7.1.2 of the Weld County Zoning Ordinance in the event
any -portion of the Cache La Poudre River is to be altered or relocated.
Also, in the event of the Cache La Poudre -River alteration or relocation,
the Army Corps el Engineers (Permit Branch, Omaha, Nebraska) shall be
notified and the applicant shall comply with Section 404 of the
Clean Water Act, obtaining a 404 _Permit prior to any stream
alteration or relocation.
5. Prior to the extraction of any sand and/-or gravel material from
the use by Special area, the applicant shall offer and
agree to an acceptable program _of road maintenance with the Weld
County Commissioners. The agreement shall mitigate impacts
generated on county roads by the gravel mining -operation's truck
traffic. The-maintenance proposal shall address maintenance of
the haul routes on Weld County Road 13.
6. Prior to the extraction of any sand and/or gravel from the use by
Special Review Area, the applicant shall establish a -planting -screen
on the east and -north boundaries. The Soil Conservation Service shall
recommend a vegetative screen of sufficient depth and height to accomplish
a buffer effect from noise and dust pollution.
MSM:dg
Date: tember 6, 1983
CASE NUMBER: USR-571:83:34
NAME: La Poudre Sand & Gravel Inc.
REQUEST: Use by Special Review Permit for open pit (wet) sand & gravel mining operation
LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Pt. Sec. 19, T6N, R67W of the 6th P.M. , Weld County, Colorado
LOCATION: .75 miles west of City of Windsor; south of Highway 392 and east of WCR 13
THE DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING SERVICE'S STAFF RECOMMENDS THAT THIS REQUEST BE
APPROVED FOR THE FOLLOWING REASONS:
1. This request is in compliance with the Weld County Comprehensive Elan
and the Weld County -Extraction Plan, Mineral Resources, Volume II.
The Weld County area -in question is located in a resource conservation
area. The Weld County-Extraction Plan states that extraction shall
be encouraged in resource conservation areas, as long as appropriate
extraction standards are followed.
2. The submitted -materials are in :compliance with application require-
ments of Section 24.7; 44.1; 44.2 and 44:3 of the Weld County Zoning
Ordinance.
3. It is the opinion of the Department of Planning Services staff that
the applicant has shown compliance with Sections 24.3.113 and -44 et
seq. of the Weld County Zoning Ordinance as follows:
a. The proposal is consistent with the Comprehensive Plan policies
which allow uses of an industrial nature -to occur -where the
resources are available (i.e. gravel and sand operations as
noted on pages 62-63 of the Comprehensive Plan) .
b. The proposal is consistent withthe intent of the Agricultural
Zone District in that--the proposed use does not interfere
with other agricultural- activities -in-the area or the County and as a
Use by Special Review can take -place in the District.
c. The activities proposed will be compatible with existing agricultural
and rural residential uses in the neighborhood, as well as with
projected development in the future.
d. Use by Special Review Operation and Design Standards provide
adequate protection of the health, safety and welfare of the
area and the County.
e. The subject site is in a Flood hazard Overlay District area.
Operation Standards address this concern.
The Department of Planning Services staff's recommendation for approval is
conditional upon the following:
1. The attached Operation Standards being recommended and approved
for this request.
2. The following note being -placed on the Use by Special -Review Permit plat:
NOTE: The Mined Land Reclamation Board has the authority
to issue permits for mining and reclamation
activities. Activities related to mining and
reclamation are, therefore under the jurisdiction
of the Mined Land Reclamation Board; however,
Weld County has jurisdiction of those matters
outlined in the Operation Standards.
USR-571 :83:34
La Poudre Sand & Gravel, Inc.
Staff Comments
September 6, 1983
Page 2
3. The approved Operation Standards shall be placed on the Use by
Special Review Permit plat. The Use by Special Review Permit
plat shall be delivered to the Department of Planning -Services.
4. The applicant shall comply with Sections 26.2; 26.4.9; 26.5.2
and 53.7.1.2 of the Weld County Zoning -Ordinance in the event
any portion of the La Poudre River is to be altered or relocated.
Also, in the event of the La Poudre River alteration orrelocation,
the Army Corps of Engineers (Permit Branch, Omaha, Nebraska) shall be
notified and the applicant shall comply with Section 404 of the
Clean Water _Act, 404 Permit prior to any stream
alteration or relocation.
3. Prior to the extraction of any sand and/or gravel material from
the Use by Special Review area, the applicant shall offer and
agree to an acceptable program of road maintenance with the Weld
County Commissioners. The agreement shall mitigate impacts
generated on county roads by the gravel mining operation's truck
-traffic. The maintenance-proposal_shall_address -maintenance of
the haul routes on Weld County. Road 13.
-6. Prior to the extraction of-any sand and/or gravel from the Use by
Special Review Area, 'the applicant shall establish a planting screen
on the east _andd -north boundaries. The Soil Conservation Service shall
recommend a vegetative screen of- sufficient depth and height to accomplish
a buffer effect from noise and dust pollution.
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-CASE SUMMARY SHEET
Case Number: IISR 571:83:34
Size of Parcel: Initially 178.7 acres; subject to a reduction in acreage
Request : Use by Special Review Permit for an open pit et )
sand and gravel mining operation
Staff Member to Contact : Mike Mullen
Possible Issues Summarized from Application Materials:
Extraction of valuable mineral resources such as sand and gravel is considered
a priority prior to urbanization taking place on the land. This has been a
policy of Weld County since the adoption of the -Comprehensive Plan and Mineral
-Resource Study.
Several issues may warrant attention with regard to this application. First,
truck traffic entering Colorado Highway 392 may require an accel/decel lane as
well as a maintenance agreement for WCR 13. Second, the City of Windsor has
suggested landscaped screening to control noise and fugitive dust. Finally,
the Division of Wildlife has concerns with their easement and the proposed
mining plan. (See referrals in the information packet) .
Please note that this application is facing a revision. A mineral lease has not
been secured in the southwestern corner of the parcel and will result in the
elimination of Pit #3 and a portion of Pit #2.
The Department of Planning Services has not received any objections regarding
this application.
FIELD CHECK
FILING NUMBER: USR 571:83:34 DATE OF INSPECTION: 8-19-83
NAME: La Poudre Sand & Gravel Inc.
REQUEST: Use by Special Review Permit for an open pit (wet) gravel mining operation
LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Pt. of Section 19, Township 6 North, Range 67 West
LAND USE: N Frank residence, pasture, irrigated cropland (corn) Hwy. 392, 1 farm residen
E Irrigated cropland (corn, alfalfa) , pasture, 1 farm residence, Whitney
Ditch, Eaton Ditch
S Rangeland, irrigated cropland (corn) , corrals
WCR 13, 1 residence (Larimer County) , cropland (corn, alfalfa) ,
W La Pnudrp River, rangeland (bluff areal.
ZONING: N_Acricu] tural _
LOCATION: .75 miles west of the City of E Agricultural
Windsor; south of. Highway 392 and east of
S Agricultural
Weld County Road 13 W
gricultural
COMMENTS:
Subject site is currently used for pasture, irrigated cropland (corn) , a conservation
easement, water diversion from the La Poudre for two major canals (Whitney and Eaton) ,
_and an existing sand and gravel operation (SUP #409) . A majority of the site is flat with
the only exception found with the irrigated cropland on the southern edge of the parcel.
A number of forested groves can be found along the La Poudre River. Access is to Weld
-County Road 13 (County Line Road) , a gravel road. Visibility from Weld County Road 13 onto
Colorado Highway 392 is good, however, a large number of trucks entering onto Highway 392
may require an accel/decel lane on 392. Four residences are within the immediate area.
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REFERRAL LIST
APPLICANT: La Poudre Sand and Gravel, Inc. CASE NUMBER: USR-571:83:34
SENT REFERRALS OUT: July 25, 1983 REFERRALS TO BE RECEIVED BY August16, 1983
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Colorado Geological Survey
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Denver, Colorado 80203 Division of Wildlife, Northeast
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Denver, Colorado 80203 686-2626
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1420 2nd Street Windsor City Hall
Greeley, Colorado 80631 116 5th Street
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✓ XX Water Quality Control Division 686-7477
4210 East 11th Avenue
Denver, Colorado 80220 Rocky Mountain Energy
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Lucerne, Colorado 80646 Broomfield, Colorado 80020
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REFERRAL LIST
APPLICANT: La Poudre Sand and Gravel, Inc. CASE NUMBER: USR-571:83:34
SENT REFERRALS OUT: July 25, 1983 REFERRALS TO BE RECEIVED BY August 16, 1983
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FIELD CUECK
FILING NUMBER: USR-571:83:34 DATE OF INSPECTION:LS ,29 d �y �
NAME: La Poudre Sand and Gravel, Inc.
REQUEST: an Open-Cut Sand and Gravel Mining Operation
LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Part of Section 19, T6N, R67W of the 6th P.M. , Weld County, Colorado
LAND USE: N ,A, /��� / K�
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ZONING: N ,),_,
LOCATION: .75 mile west of Windsor; south E A ti
of Colorado State Highway 392 and east of S -irJ i
Weld County Road 13 W
COMMENTS: /7);,,," -0 (d � �
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Li July 11. 1983
Weld Co. Planning Commission
Mr . Mike Mullen
Planner , Weld County
Weld County Planning Department
P . O. Box 758
Greeley. Colorado 80631
Dear Mike:
Pursuant to your request, i have enclosed for your
use one additional map illustrating Union Pacific fee property
and mineral ownership within Weld County, Colorado . I
appreciate your keeping me abreast of activities involving our
Land Grant minerals .
I am looking forward to receiving the map concerning
LaPoudre Sand & Gravel ' s expanded operations within Section
19 , Township 6 North, Range 67 West . As I mentioned to you on
the telephone, I have contacted LaPoudre relative to leasing
our sand and gravel from the southwest quarter of said Section
and I am awaiting their response. Obviously. Rocky Mountain
Energy Company opposes any sand and gravel extraction from
Unin ando gravel finterest under ic lands if eaesuitable leasextractor has oarrangement .t secured sand
will
Thank you for notifying me of this activity. I said
certainly keep you informed as to our success of leasing
sand and gravel to LaPoudre.
Should you have any questions concerning this matter .
please do not hesitate to call .
Very truly yours ,
David N. Karpel
Land Representative
Enclosure
101 acres Peak Bave
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July 20, 1983
Mr . Mike Mullen
Current Planner
Weld County, Colorado
915 - 10th Street
Greeley, Colorado 80631
Der Mr . Mullen:
Re : Proposed Sand & Gravel Operation
LaPoudre Sand & Gravel Company
Township 6 North, Range 67 West
Section 19 : SW/4,
Weld County, Colorado
Referencing our recent telephone conversation
regarding LaPoudre ' s proposed sand and gravel operation on the
above-referenced property, please be advised that Rocky
Mountain Energy Company, the mining subsidiary of the Union
Pacific Corporation, owns the oil , gas and other mineral
rights to the subject lands . Upon reviewing LaPoudre ' s
proposed mine plan, it appears Pit No . 3 and the west half of
Pit No. 2 are on Union Pacific minerals . We have been in
contact with LaPoudre ' s attorney, Robert Bosley, relative to
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leasing our sand and gravel . Rocky Mountain Energy does
support sand and gravel extraction from the proposed site and
we are hopeful we can successfully arrange a suitable
agreement with LaPoudre. However, to date, no agreement has
been realized.
We appreciate your withholding approval of the
special use permit until such time as Rocky Mountain Energy
and LaPoudre have consummated lease arrangements .
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Mr . Mike Mullen
July 20, 1983
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Thank you for bringing this matter to my attention.
We look forward to working with Weld County and LaPoudre Sand
and Gravel in bringing this project to a successful conclusion.
Should you have any questions , please do not hesitate
to call me.
Very truly yours,
David N. Karpel
Land Representative
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Weld Co. Planning Commission
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Weld Co. Planning Commission
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To MICHAEL S. MULLEN, PLANNING Date AUGUST 15, 1983
COLORADO F omRON STOW, ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH
Subject: USR-571:83:34--LA POUDRE SAND AND GRAVEL, INC.
Our comments are as follows:
1. An Air Emissions Permit must be obtained from
the Air Pollution Control Division, Colorado Department
of Health, for mining, crushing, concrete batch, and
overburden removal operations.
2. Facility noise levels must not exceed the
limits stipulated in the Colorado Abatement
Statute, C.R.S. 25-12-101 et. al.
3. A Colorado Discharge Permit must be
obtained for any proposed discharge to
a Colorado watercourse.
4. Any septic system will have to be designed
by a Registered Professional Engineer due to
elevated ground water conditions on site. The
Septic Permit must be obtained from our office.
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RICHARD D. LAMM w z ffsa+ 9tj,.,,,
Governor iy O'I JERIS A. DANIELSON
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OFFICE OF THE STATE ENGINEER
DIVISION OF WATER RESOURCES
1313 Sherman Street-Room 818
Denver, Colorado 80203
(303) 866-3581
August 11, 1983
Mr. Michael S. Mullen
Weld County Planning Department
915 10th Street
Greeley, CO 80631
Re: La Poudre Sand and Gravel, Inc.
Mining Operation
Dear Mr. Mullen:
As requested, we have reviewed the above referenced application for a
gravel pit. We have already looked at the pit application once for the Mined
Land Reclamation Division (MLRD). Since it does not appear that La Poudre
Sand and Gravel has materially changed their application, we are forwarding a
copy to you of our earlier memorandum to the MLRD.
Sincerely,
Richard L. Stenzel, P.E.
Chief, Water Management Branch
For: Hal D. Simpson, P.E.
Assistant State Engineer
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Enclosure
cc: Jim Clark, Div. Eng.
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liIt /;U G 15 1983
Weld Co. Planning Commission
RICHARD D LAMM
Governor/ o)E - JERIS A. DANIELSON
886H r,.<4 rnn e, State Engineer
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OFFICE OF THE STATE ENGINEER
DIVISION OF WATER RESOURCES
1313 Sherman Street-Room 618
Denver, Colorado 60203
(3031 866-3581
July 27, 1983
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TO: Mined Land Reclamation, Attn: Peter O'Conner '
FROM: Hal B. Simpson, Assistant State Engineer I I)'
SUBJECT: La Poudre Sand 4 Gravel Co. , Application for Mining and
Reclamation Permit, 083-90
As requested, we have reviewed the above referenced application for a gravel
pit near Windsor. The application indicates that the ponds created by mining
will be used for fishery and wildlife. Using an impoundment of water for
recreational purposes, including fishery and wildlife, has been defined in CRS
1973, 37-90-103, as putting the water to beneficiAl use. Since the source of
water for the ponds that will be created by the gravel pit operation is ground
water and the ground water will be used beneficially, we require that a well
permit be obtained from our office. The well permit must be obtained prior to
excavation of the gravel pit. Otherwise, La Poudre Sand and Gravel will be in
violation of CRS 1973, 37-90-137. Since the proposed gravel pit would be
located in an over-appropriated basin, the well permit could not be obtained
until a court approved plan for augmentation has been developed.
The correct procedure to obtain a well permit is as follows. La Poudre Sand
and Gravel should first file for a well permit with this office. The well
permit will be denied since the proposed gravel pit is located in the over-
appropriated Cache La Poudre River basin. Before receiving this denial, La
Poudre Sand and Gravel could submit a plan for augmentation to the Water
Court. The augmentation plan should replace the out-of-priority consumptive
use associated with lake evaporation and any other out-of-priority consumptive
uses. Upon the court's approval of the plan for augmentation, this office can
issue the well permit. The Water Court can only act upon the plan for augmen-
tation after we have denied the original well permit application or if we have
not acted upon the well permit application within six months.
La Poudre Sand and Gravel is aware of the need to mitigate for injury to
senior water rights caused by mining. Section G of the application contains a
water balance analysis by Resource Consultants, Inc. This analysis shows that
the water saved by reducing the irrigated acres in the mine site area more
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July 27, 1983
than compensate: for pond evaporation and other losses from mining. While we
commend La Poudre Sand and Gravel for making this analysis, we have the
following questions and problems concerning the analysis.
1. The landscape area is used in computing pond evaporation loss.
Shouldn' t the pond surface area have been used to determine evapora-
tion loss?
2. Three Acre Lake was decreed to be used for lands in Section 18 and,
therefore, should not be used in Section 19. Illegal uses which have
occurred in the past could not be considered in a plan for augmenta-
tion. Even if water could be used in Section 19, the storage right
for the lake is very junior and probably would not be considered as
an adequate sou'ce for augmentation water.
3. I£ water will be used for dust control or concrete mixing, replace-
rw nt water should be included in the plan for augmentation. Water
from Eaton Ditch could not be used for either dust control or con-
crete mixing unless this change of use was included as part of the
plan for augmentation or in a separate change of use decree.
4. The point of recharge for any replacement water should be into the
gravel pits.
S. Holding pond water pumped to a ditch must be allowed to flow
undepleted to the river.
We will look at any revised plan for augmentation in detail when it is filed
in the Water Court.
The application states that since no dewatering is anticipated, there should
be a minimal affect on the water table on the property or adjoining proper-
ties. While this may be correct, we feel if they have not done so, La Poudre
Sand and Gravel should meet with the owners of the Whitney and Eaton ditches
and any well owners in the area to resolve concerns they may have about the
proposed mining operation.
In summary, we would not object to this operation if La Poudre Sand and Gravel
gets court approval of an augmentation plan, obtains a well permit, and coor-
dinates with other water users in the area. However, we will order La Poudre
Sand and Gravel to cease operations if our Water Commissioner determines
ground water is being exposed without a well permit.
IBS/JRII:gia
cc: Jim Clark, Div. Eng.
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To Planni g Department Date August 8 , 1982
COLORADO From Weld County Engineering Department
Subject: Submittal Cnmpletenesc
Applicant: La Poudre Sand and Gravel , Inc. Case No. USR-571:83:34
Development Name:
Subdivision P.U.D.
Sketch Plan Sketch Plan XX Use by Special
Review
Preliminary Plan Final P.U.D. Plan
Recorded
Final Plan Change of Zone Exemption
The above application is:
Complete
Incomplete
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in regard to engineering information which must be submitted to
proceed with a proper Engineering Department review.
The following additional information is required:
The proposed gravel mining operation will bring additional hea y
truck hauling traffic on Weld County Road 13 to Colorado State
Hwy. 392. We would require the applicant to maintain the road
from the main entrance to State Hwy. 392 by grading and gravelling.
I also recommend that the applicant be required to control dust on
Weld County Road 13 during periods of heavy hauling. --
Further information may be requested at the time 444f?r a review.
mis 91983
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Donald R. Carroll
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COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
Richard D. Lamm 1`*\ ='�'�" 4.* Frank A.Traylor, M.D.
Governor 18 76 Executive Director
August 2, 1983
Mr. Michael S. Mullen
Department of Planning Services
Weld County Centennial Center
915 10th Street
Greeley, Colorado 80631
RE: La Poudre Sand and Gravel, Inc
Gravel Mining Operation Application
Weld County
Dear Mr. Mullen:
We are in receipt of the La Poudre Sand and Gravel, Inc. gravel mining
application (Case No. USR-571:83:34) referred by you to our office. As
the mining plan states, a Colorado Discharge Permit System permit must be
obtained by the owner or operator, prior to any discharge of any water
encountered during the mining operation, or of any process water.
The applicant appears to be aware of this requirement, and therefore we
have no objections to their application.
If you have any questions, please give us a call.
Yours� truly,
Kathryn Dolan
Engineering Technician
Permits and Enforcement Section
WATER QUALITY CONTROL DIVISION
xc: Mined Land Reclamation Division
La Poudre Sand and Gravel, Inc. 7_;.-,�
2.91(sILry �i
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AUG 81983
Weld Co. Planning Commission
4210 EAST 11TH AVENUE DENVER,COLORADO 80220 PHONE (303) 320-8333
LARIMER COUNTY COMMISSIONERS P.O. Box 119O, Fort Collins, Colorado 8O522
�pP`MFeiL.rOb*�r
Courtlyn W.Hotchkiss
District 1221-7001
221/7683 `a u
Nona Thayer �(
District 11221-7002 ^�0 o. estonn
James a Lloyd r , �'
District III 221-7003 '� / $; .`
Planning Department
J p�2aalgg Cpmmissio <:,
July 29, 1983 0
ul
Mr. Michael S. Mullen, Current Planner
Weld County Planning Services
915 - 10th Street
Greeley, CO 80631
Dear Mr. Mullen:
Our office has reviewed the special review application of LaPoudre Sand and
Gravel, Inc. for an open cut sand and gravel operation (19, T6N, R67W) , being
adjacent to Larimer County and submit the following for your consideration:
Primary access to the site is via a gravel county road running south from
State Highway 392. Approximately 0.7 miles of County road is used for the
operation. It would appear from the size of the mining operation, amount
of material to be removed, and the life of the mine being 15-20 years, serious
consideration should be given to requiring the applicant to pave (hard surface)
that portion of the road from the access point of the mine to Highway 392.
This improvement would reduce the amount of dust generated by numerous vehicles
involved in the mining and also reduce costs for maintenance of the road
to the County as a result of increased traffic due to mining.
We appreciate the opportunity to review and comment on this matter.
Sincerely,
John Pedas
Planner II
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CO
983 80526
STATE OF COLORADO
DIVISION OF WILDLIFE
DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES i
DATE: June 28, 1983
;el Application
it as far as the mining and reclamation plan is involved.
ie errors that must be corrected before a permit is y
permit to mine must be held in abeyance until such time fUne 28
..orrected. 1983
con,
'e the points to which exception is made. and
our
ease
m is made of the permanent easement to the Division of e PermZrs are en •
-graph of #6. We will not relinquish our easement.
ree to permitting the operator to restrict access to
area and nothing else.
ugmentation is only for the period of mining. Bosley
t a meeting in our office to augment any water that
r evaporation from the lakes after the gravel project
is a must proposition because we are allowing them to
t from a basically terrestrial habitat to an aquatic
s to be a part of that deal to keep our easement viable.
ges H-2, H-3 and H-4) .
, paragraph 3 - It must be changed as it tLovelandu '
le and exclusive possession of the property. This isa
asement cited in the previous mentioned contract with
107.426
,t
Divisional Correspondence Only
STATE OF COLORADO
DIVISION OF WILDLIFE
DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES
DATE: June 28, 1983
TO: Al Whitaker
4F
FROM: Don Bogart ,I1
RE: LaPoudre Sand and Gravel Application
This is a good document as far as the mining and reclamation plan is involved.
However, there are some errors that must be corrected before a permit is
issued. Otherwise the permit to mine must be held in abeyance until such time
as these matters are corrected.
The following items are the points to which exception is made.
1. Page 2 - No mention is made of the permanent easement to the Division of
Wildlife.
_2. Page 8 - Last paragraph of #6. We will not relinquish our easement.
However, we did agree to permitting the operator to restrict access to
the actual working area and nothing else.
3. Page G-3 - Water augmentation is only for the period of mining. Bosley
and McRae agreed at a meeting in our office to augment any water that
might be needed for evaporation from the lakes after the gravel project
is finished. This is a must proposition because we are allowing them to
change our easement from a basically terrestrial habitat to an aquatic
habitat. Water has to be a part of that deal to keep our easement viable.
(See exhibit H, pages H-2, H-3 and H-4) .
4. Page Q3-3 and Q3-4, paragraph 3 - It must be changed as it gives Loveland
Excavating Co. , sole and exclusive possession of the property. This is a
violation of the easement cited in the previous mentioned contract with
DOW.
DB/js
cc: Walt Graul
Darryl Todd •Llijk
DOW-A-F-e
CICOTIV4 Will.4501r
�r ��a P.O. BOX 627 WINDSOR, COLORADO 80550
ty
TELEPHONE (303) 686-7476
Yr
August 10 , 1983
Mr . Michael S . Mullen
Current Planner
Weld County
915 Tenth Street
Greeley, Colorado 80631
Dear Mr. Mullen:
The Windsor Planning Commission considered the Weld
County referral for an open-cut sand and gravel mining
operation from La Poudre Sand and Gravel , Inc . August 4 ,
1983 . As you know, this proposed activity is located
one-half mile from our current town limits . We would
therefore request that a planting screen on the east
and north boundaries of the property be required as this
is the projected direction of growth according to our
Comprehensive Plan. It should also be noted that the
planting screen be of sufficient depth and height to ac-
complish a buffer effect from noise and dust pollution.
The Planning Commission is recommending approval
of the proposed operation and would hope that the above
request be taken into consideration when making your
decision. Please send me a copy of the final action
taken by the Weld County Planning Department regarding
this matter.
If you have any questions or comments, please do
not hesitate to call .
Sincerely,
TOWN OF O WINDSO
Nit"-and
Richard Lessner
Town Administrator
RFL/jel .17e- Imo: 1 ?2,1
III PUG 111983
Weld Co. Planning Commission
MAILING LIST
La Poudre Sand and Gravel, Inc.
USR-571:83:34
Town of Windsor
P.O. Box 627
Windsor, Colorado 80550
Norman E. , J. H. Jr. , and
Pauline Jacoby
Route 1 Box 202
Windsor, Colorado 80550
Richard L. and Linda L. Pitner
520 Apple Blossom Lane
Fort Collins, Colorado 80526
Investment Systems, Inc.
408 Main Street
Windsor, Colorado 80550
Thomas J. Cowan
1617 North 35th Avenue Court
Greeley, Colorado 80631
Kenneth and Leone Thayer
8420 Southeast Frontage Road
Fort Collins, Colorado 80525
United Bank of Greeley
P.O. Box 1057
Greeley, Colorado 80632
C C
MAILING LIST
SUBSURFACE OWNERS
USR-571:83:34
La Poudre Sand and Gravel, Inc.
Mary Richards-Smith
1415 North Elm
Suite "C"
Denton, Texas 76201
Velma Frank
Route 1 Box 183
Windsor, Colorado 80550
24.4.2 The Board of County Commissioners shall hold a
• public hearing to consider the application and to
take final action thereon. In making a decision
on the proposed Use by Special Review, the Board
shall consider the recommendation of the Planning
Commission, and from the facts presented at the
public hearing and the information contained in
the official record, which includes the Department
of Planning Services case file, the Board of
County Commissioners shall approve the request for
the Special Review Permit unless it finds that the
applicant has not met one or more of the standards
or conditions of Sections 24.2.2, 24.5 and 24.6.
The applicant has the burden of proof to show that
the standards and conditions of 24.4.2, 24.5 and
24.6 are met. The applicant shall demonstrate:
24.4.2. 1 That the proposal is consistent with the Weld
County Comprehensive Plan.
1 24.4.2.2 That the proposal is consistent with the intent of
the district in which the USE is located.
24.4.2.3 That the USES which would be permitted will be
compatible with the existing surrounding land
USES.
24.4.2.4 That the USES which would be permitted will be
compatible with the future DEVELOPMENT of the
surrounding area as permitted by the existing zone
and with future DEVELOPMENT as projected by the
COMPREHENSIVE -PLAN of the COUNTY or the adopted
111 MASTER PLANS of affected municipalities.
24.4.2.5 That the application complies with the Weld County
Zoning Ordinance, Section 50, Overlay District
Regulations if the proposal is located within any
Overlay District Area identified by maps
officially adopted by Weld County.
24.4.2.6 That if the USE is proposed to be located in the
A-District, that the applicant has demonstrated a
diligent effort has been made to conserve
productive agricultural land in the locational
decision for the proposed USE.
24.4.2. 7 That there is adequate provision for the
protection of the health, safety and welfare of
the inhabitants of the NEIGHBORHOOD and the
.Y, COUNTY.
24.4.3 Upon the Board making its final decision, a
resolution setting forth that decision will be
drafted and signed. A record of such action and a
copy of the resolution will be kept in the files
of the Clerk to the Board.
24.5 Design Standards for Use by Special Review
24.5. 1 An applicant for a Use by Special Review shall
demonstrate compliance with the following design
standards in the application and shall continue to
meet these standards if approved for DEVELOPMENT.
20-25
APPLICATION FOR:
STATE OF COLORADO
MINED LAND RECLAMATION BOARD PERMIT
I\ND
WELD COUNTY, COLORADO
USE BY SPECIAL kEVIEtt
LA POIJDRE SAND & GRAVEL, INC.
APPLICATION AND REPORT FOR
REGULAR OPERATION
OPEN PIT GRAVEL MINING OPERATION
WELD COUNTY, COLORADO
SUBMITTED BY:
LA POUCRE SAND & GRAVEL., INC.
C/O ROBERT C. BOSLEY, ATTORNEY
P.O. BOX 880
WINDSOR, COLORADO 80550
PREPARED BY:
McRAE & SHORT, INC.
1227 - 8th AVENUE
GREELEY, COLORADO 80631
PHONE : 356-3101
PROJECT NO. 139 .811
JUNE I , 1983
4 McRAE & SHORT, INC.
1227 - 8th Avenue
Greeley, Colorado 80631
Telephone (303) 356-3101
Engineering, Surveying, Planning & Land Development
August 11 , 1983
PROJECT NO. 139-811
Mr. Mike Mullen
Department of Planning Services
Weld County
915 - 10th Street
Greeley, Colorado 80631
v:
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RE : LA POUDRE SAND & GRAVEL PIT f 1
WINDSOR, COLORADO II'
l,( Luc c , i,33
USE BY SPECIAL REVIEW iii
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Weld Co. Planning Commission
Dear Mr. Mullen ,
As you are aware, Rocky Mountain Energy, a subsidiary of Union Pacific Railroad
has raised a question on the ownership of the sand and gravel in the Southwest
Quarter of Section 19. It appears that this matter could take an indefinite
amount of time to resolve.
Therefore , we are hereby notifying you that we will be changing the coundary of
this project to exclude all mining in the Southwest Quarter of Section 19. Basi-
cally, this eliminates Area 3 and a portion of Area 2 from the mining. The sur-
face uses shown in the Southwest Quarter will remain as a part of the total op-
eration. The change will effect the sequence and timing, but not the operation
and planning considerations. The engineering and hydrological considerations can
be modified to the new boundary.
Corrected boundary descriptions and areas will be submitted prior to final
approval and filing.
If you have any questions , please contact us.
Respectfully,
McRae & Short, Inc.
Pferree,/". 7
Gerald B. McRae , P.E. & L.S.
cc: Robert Bosley Attached: 9 additional copies of Report
as requested.
ri1
1227 - 8th Avenue
Greeley, Colorado 80631
Telephone (303) 356-3101
Engineering, Surveying, Planning & Land Development
June 1, 1983
PROJECT NO, 1.39-811
Department of Panning Services
Weld County
915 - 10th Street
t
Greeley, Cot.' ,id-o 80631
RE : LA POUDRE '-AND & GRAVEL PIT
WINDSOR, COLORADO
"USE BY SPECIAL REVIEW" APPLICATION
FOR OPEN CUT MINE PERMIT
Gentlemen:
Enclosed are twenty (20) copies of the application form and supporting information
for your review of this project. Also enclosed is a check for $526,00 (five hundred
and twenty-si >: dollars and no cents) . for the application fee.
An applicatic:ri is being made concurrently to the Colorado Mined Land Reclamation
Board, We will keep you infornced of the progress and requirements of this Board.
Please advise ;is if any additional information is required. We would appreciate
your scheduling this for the earliest possible review.
Respectfully.
oolownwilito
tic Rae & Short , Inc, �'� OA-p(3'•M�,���'�
•
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Gerald B. McRae, Professional Engineer and ; og
Land Surveyor, Colorado Reg. No. 6616 %15•`F
\icll • ;i j r S:‘.,;C
1227 8th Avenue
Greeley, Colorado 80631
Telephone (303) 356-3101
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Engineering, Surveying, Planning & Land Development
June 1 , 1983
PROJECT NO. 139-811
State of Color ido Department of Natural Resources
Mined Land Reclamation Board and Di vi:ion
1313 Sherman Street, Room 423
Denver, Colordo 80203
RE : LA POUDRE SAND & GRAVEL PIT
WINDSOR, COLORADO
' REGULAR PEWIT APPLICATION
ilient1 emen :
Enclosed are i`n'ns (4) copies of the application form and complete report for your
review of this project. Also enclosed is a check for 31579.00 (one thousand five
hundred seventy-nine dollars and no cents) for the application fee.
An application is being made concurrently to the Weld County Commissioners for
review and issuance of a Use by Special Review Permit, including Development
Standards . A copy of their action and permit will be forwarded for your files
as soon as co4:iete. A Bond will be furnished as soon as all reviews are complete.
Please advise 95 if any additional information is required. We would appreciate
your scheduling this for the earliest possible review.
Respectfully,
,'
oom u2 rntrlr%���
csc- ,x157f,71..+''1�-
Mcl?ae & Short , inc. 11 ?z. -O6.1.0
MAt; 6616 c2fe.,a4i/7..,/ .:._Gerald B. McP_e, Professional Engineer and '" %/0;••'••o�Q�`�:
Land Surveyor, Colorado Reg. No. b616 iruiruillhom �`�'��
TABLE OF CONTENTS
EXHIBIT
SECTION _.. ITEM _-- PAGES
Table of Contents 1
Application Forms
I. Colorado Mined Land Reclamation 2-4
2. Weld County 5-6
General Information
1. Location
2. Ownership
3. Existing Open Cut Mine
4. Topography and Uses
5. Adjoining Uses
6. Zoning
1. Flood Plain and Drainage
8. Site Access and Traffic
9. Flood Plain Map
A Legal Description A I
B Area Map B I
Index Map B 2
C Pre-Mining Plan
I. Mineral Evaluation (Empire Lab. ) C I - C 25
2. Pre-Mining Plan Map (Back Pocket)
D Proposed Mining Plan D 1 - D 9
1. Sand & Gravel Resources
2. General Operating Methods
3. Operations Phasing
4_. Time Schedule
5. Site Disturbance
6. Groundwater/Well Protection
7. Environmental Protection & Safety
8. Site Access & Traffic
9. Mining Plan Map (Back Pocket)
L Reclamation Plan E 1 -- E 4
Reclamation Plan Map (Lack Pocket)
G Water Information G O - G 6
H Wildlife Information H I - H 5
I Soils Information 1 1 - 1 10
J Vegetative Information J 1 J 3
Reclamation Costs L I - L2
P Owners of Record of Surface Subsurface Rights & Adjacent Property P 1 - P 19
Q Appendix
I. Source of Legal Right to Enter Q1-1 - Q1-8
2. Local Government Approval Q2-1 -•
3. Mining Lease Q3-1 - Q3-9
4. Other Permits , Licenses & Easements Q4-1 - Q4-16
MAP POCKET
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��' ��,p\ DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES
e� 9Q� Mme Pascoe. Exenut+ve Dimino!
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. ./ MINED LANE) RECLAIVYA s'ION DIVISION
\ \ r �►r DA'r!C C. SHELTON Dhrettor
fi,cnard D Lamm aF
Governor •
REGULAR (12 2) PERMIT APPLICATION
FORM
Late of Colorado Application for Mining and
rt oen t of Natural "esources Reclamation Permit, Pursuant to
:' .VED LAND RECLAMATION BOARD AND DIVISION 34-32-101 et seq. , C.R.S. 1973,
;'13 Sherman Street, Room 423 as amended.
<-.nver, Colorado 80203 (303) 866-3567
(Type or Print Clearly)
Name of Operation �I_A POUDRE SAND & GRAVEL, INC.
- (pit, mine or site name)
Name of Applicant/operator Lit POUDRE SAND & GRAVEL, INC.
(name to be used on permit)7.
Address and Phone Number of 32852 WELD COUNTY ROAD NO. 13
Local Office - ---
�`_ WINDSOR, COLORADO 80550 (PHONE: 686-2018) ^�--
. Address and Phone Number of tC! ROBERT C. BOSLEY, ATTORNEY (PHONE: 686-7742)
General Office .520-1(2 MAIN ST. , WINDSOR, CO. 80550
Name and Phone Number of Person GERALD B. frcfAE
Staff Members Should Contact
1.11cF'AF & SHORT. INC. . ENGINEER 356-3101
Parent Corporat.,:on, If Any L_ r ONL
(include name and address)
7. Owner(s) of Record of Affected I'JELh1A FRANKS MARY L. RICHARDS-SMITH
Land (surface a,•ea)
(if more than two, list in
EXHIBIT P)
Owner(s) of Substance to be i - S R,,y INC
Mined (if more t )an two, list
in EXHIBIT ?)
Source of Legal R:yht to Enter E SF FROM VELMA FRANK AND MARY L. RICHARDS-SMITH
(indicate what type of proof is — -'�--`�
included in EXHIBIT 0) See
34-32-112(2) (d)
Type of Mine and Substance to 1.1ffEILLELLUE,___EO v � �.SfifuCl .� Gf,r1lELhe Mined (specif=.� underground,
open pit, quarry, etc. and
.substance(s) to b& mined)
423 Centennia. 8urfd'sng, 1313 Sherman Street Denver. Colorado 80203 Tel. (303) 866-3567
-
REGULAR (11.L) HERMIT APPLICATION
FORM
1 General Location and Elevation Lb- 5 MILES WEST OF WINDSOR, WELD COUNTY,COLORADO ON
(miles and direction from SECTION 19, TOWNSHIP 6 NORTP,
nearest town and approximate STATE HIGHWAY NO. 392;
site elevation)
RANGE 67 WEST OF THE 6th P.M., ; USGS ELEV. 4780
22. County WELD COUNTY
`1w Total Surz'ace Acreage to be In- (includes 57.6 Acres in River Bottom Land and
eluded in Permit. (see Rule L.2(2)) 246.2 A. (9.9 Acres in Existing Permit. )
I 'r'' Tctal Acreage cf Affected Lands 173.7 ACRES
(see Rule 2.11(14))
.z=. Application Fee (see RULE 2 to $1579,00 __V de termine amount, based on
permitted area)
}
_ . _ Present Land Use (i.e., agri- (AGRICULTURAL) 37.5 = ACRES CULTIVATED; 141.2 - ACRE.)
cultural, industrial, etc.) IN PASTURE: 57.6 ± ACRES RIVER BOTTOM; 9.9 A. GRAVEL PIT
16. Surrounding Land Uses AGRICULTURAL TO NORTH, EAST AND WES[ ; RANGELAND TO SO( •!'
Proposed Future Land Use (final OPEN SPACE, CONSERVATION, RECREATION
use after reclamation)
_ •
13. List Mining Operations Currently NONE -- -----__
In Violation of the Act. (see
34-32-I20)
19. The Lands Herein Do Not Affect TO THE BEST OF MY KNOWLEDGE, NONE OF 1HE LANDS SO
any of the Lands Described in SPECIFIED ARE INCLUDED HEREIN THIS APPLICATION.
Section 115(4) (f) of the Mined r---- __..._
Land Reclamation Act. (specify k___
^ ` affi:matio-s)
MAPS AND EXHIBITS
':1j t'f each of the five (5) copies of ehe application form, the applicant mu. t submit t a cerresFx-ee.—
.: ; set of the maps and exhibits outlined in RULE 2, as follows:
EXHIBIT A - Legal Description
2. EXHIBIT B - Index Map
3. EXHIBIT C - Pre-mining and Mining Plan Map(s) of. Affected Lands
4. EXHIBIT D - Mining Plan
5. EXHIBIT E - Reclamation Plan
6. EXHIBIT F - Reclamation Plan Map
7. EXHIBIT G - Water Information
6. EXHIBIT H - Wildlife Information
-9. E?C:IBIT I - Soils Information
.().. EXHIBIT J - Vegetation Information
EARIBIT K •- Climate
12. EXHIBIT L - Reclamation Costs
.13. XHIBIT M - Compliance with Local Zoning ) See 34-32-115(4)(e)& 109(6) .'
._4. ExHI13IT N - Other Permits or Licenses ) See 34-32-115(4) &(4) (c)
15. EXHIBIT O - Source of Legal Right to Enter ) See 34-32-112(2) (d)
16. EXHIBIT P - Owners of Record of Surface and Subsurface Rights) See 34-32-112(2) (h)15(c)
*. , Ph;:H._ 't nk'. ,i :.•. •
FORM
NOTICE OF PROCEDURES
:•:.-ter the applicati.ln is considered "filed" (pursuant to RULE 1.1(10)) with the Mined Land
_•c•c•l•amation Division, notice procedures outlined kn RULE 2.2 must be followed. (Format for
. h notices will ho includes+ in the letter you receive from the MLR Staff informing you of th
_vripleteness ("filing") of your application.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
':is space can be .. =renced for further information of any or the items in this form.
the best of my knowledge, all the information presented in this application is true ,lnd
sect.
Larroudre Sand f; Gravel , [ nc .
_BY: I I;;;,f,.'
. TITLE: President
(Signature by individual legally authorized to
bind the operator to this application)
I •
DATE: May 26 , 1983
. 3/9/82) -4-
Fr
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hor..Eervies
A7, 1 c2tioo ...C_ivod: _....._...._ ... .. :1w t..:
„Oct-on: ,— , Township: .:c•r th, ^ca: r,`_
2 i n. District:
Recording .-•_a: ;e:--.i'. Fee:
e:ordin.3 Fee Rec.?ip• n: Receipt tNi:.:.br.
Application Reviewed By
To Re Co:acleted by APPLICANT In Accordance With Procedural Guide Re.^.t;i:-r.ents:
1. I (we), the undersigned, hereby request a hearing before the Weld County
Planning Cclimission concerning a proposed Open Cut SAND &.MAVLL_
(gravel, coal, borrow pit, etc.) mining operation for the following
described unincorporated area of Weld County:
LEGAL D`S..:RIPTION: PART OF EACH OF THE FOLLOWING:
—SHE NNORTHWEST QUARTER, THE SOOTHWESCQUARTCR AND THE WEST HALT OF THE ...J HALL
OF SECTION IT TOWNSHIP 6 NORTH, RANGE 66 WEST OF THE 6th P.M, WEI.C
COLORADO, _ -
TOTAL AMc'AGE:246,2 A.
2. Surface owner(s) of . rea of land del4_2he
�Ot4 Br.( i 6
Nome:ry 1lT F1iRTr ~Address:l4i �Nt. ELM, SUI IE C Phone: 1� 2q11...___
Name0.ALY L. Li CM Apps- _ (11' r� 1.:—
rf IH DENTO`J, TX 76201
3. Owner(s) of mineral rights to substance to be mined
Name: 1. 2CUITEE ;AND & GF.AVEL, IF.0.. EL;: TTOI 'RT C. SOSL,CY, r:TT1!Pt:FY _
PLO. BOX $RO . WINQSOf, COLORADO BOS50 phone:(?03169,_7742_
4. Source of applicants Legal Right to enter and to mine on the land decribed:
LEASE FROM VELMA FRANK AND MARY L. RICHARDS-SMITH _,M
Attach Certified Copy of any Document noted to the Zack of This Fora,"'
*** SEE SECTION Q OF THIS REPOT
5. Address of applicant and ceneral office
Applicants ad^.:,::ess: AS ABOVE
General Cff '.o address:
6. Identify any riur permits for open cut mining held by applicant or affiliated
person: pcRMI T OF LIMITED IMPACT 9.'J ACRES LOCATED IN HiE WEST IJ LF 3r THE
NORTHWEST QUAkTEP; SECTION 19, TGw).;.'tl1P 6 NORTH, RANGE 66 WEST OF ThE 6th P_X_
WEL2 COUNTY, COt.GRADO. —
7. Description of Operation
a. Types and number of operating and pro.:essing equip ent to be nplcyed:
5TAT1ON4RY RA4'Ft PRCrrccOR,..2nn Tnur,- cii"rvDoc. "r: s; 2CR'Ant:__-
�RU:r?r2. 350 TONS?MR: CUmR1'F1T
BAZLHOES,-LOt.G:uJ
b. Maximum n::.oa:P_ of employees: Irt , an: number of shifts: _L.__
c. Nu7: ' r of staces to be worked: 6 , .and periods of time eac;:
is " be worked: SEE REPORT. ESTIPIATES YEARS TO COEPLETE__ 20___,,,._
d. cf mineral d'': ' Sit. 14.5. _,-•?t, and thickness of the
e. -Th: :4 . i be a wet4614Xpit operation
f. Sits ontr•ance/exit points and county roads and bridges to be utilized
be-7,..y r1 site and deliv,±ry point(s) (must be coordinated with County
ALL ACCESS TO BE TO WELD COUNTY ROAD NO. 13, SOUTH OF STATE
13111.jkia 39g. BRJDO ,ACROSS POUDRE RIVER ON COUNTY ROAD NO. 13 TO BE USED.
8. Description of Rehabilitation
a. Proposed rehabilitation land use(s) : CONSERVATION AND RECREATION
b. Source of technical advice for reclamation: SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE„
STATE DIVISION OF WILDLIFE.
c. Exp;3nation of Reclamation Process:
1. REMOVE AND STOCKPILE TOPSOIL --------
2,..._REMLIVE AND PLACE OVERBURDEN ON BANKS OF PREVIOUSLY MINED AREA.
3. SHAPE BANKS AND REPLACE TOPSOIL
4. _PLANTING AND RECLAMATION
-ABOVE PROCEDURES TO BE PHASED WITH MINING AND AS CONTINUOUS AS FEASABLE
WITtt.1-JINING OPEEATION.
I depose and state under the penalties of perjury that all
statements, p.i.opcsals and/or plans submitted with or contained within this
application ..,r e true and correct to the best of my knowledge.
COUNTY OF —.WELD
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STATE OF fi)LQRADO _ iLaPoudre • attd t; G r a , •
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Signature: turner/Authorized 'Agent
subscribed. r.J sworn to before me this 26th day of lli '•
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• • - NOTARY PUBLIC I
. P. O. Box 880, W1ndsor, CO 8(1'_'!5{)
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My •Coirtrai$s,ion expires September 23 , 1983
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1 ,.. , COMPANIES AFFORDING COVERAGES
71? -MOODY INSURANCE AGENCY, INC.
-oulzIrgt 1776 SOUTH JACKSON STREET, SUITE 509 A Reliance Insurance -Company
Lorraisli
gGErviIETTER DENVER, COLORADO 80210 IEl1EP
-PHONE 75&3366
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LETTER
NAME AND ADDRESS OF INSURED -/�
COMPANY ■
Loveland Excavating Company LETTER V
x 1425 S. Lincoln COMPANY D
Loveland, CO 80537
4 COMPANY C
ETTER L
This is to certify that policies of insurance listed below have been issued to the insured nameo above and are in force at this time. Notwithstanding any requirement,term or condition
of any contract or other document with respect to which this certificate may be issued or may pertain,the insurance afforded by the policies described herein is subject to all the
1 terms,exclusions and conditions of such policies.
E - COMPANY roucY Limits of Liability in Thousands(000)
} 9 LETTER TYPE OF INSURANCE POLICY NUMBER EXPIRATION DATE EACH
OCCURRENCE AGGREGATE
I 'y A GENERAL LIABILITY CI 4 661391 6/1/84 4 BODILY IN;URN $ s
COMPREHENSIVE FORM
1 El PREMISES-OPERATIONS PROPERTY DAMAGE E $
NEXPLOSION AND COLLAPSE
HAZARD
IUNDERGROUND HAZARD
yPRODIJCTS/COMPLETED
OPERATIONS HAZARD
LLIC CONTRACTUAL INSURANCE BODILY INJURY AND
y BROAD FORM PROPERTY PRO COMBINED DAMAGE $ 500 $ 500
PERTY
9 DAMAGE
® INDEPENDENT CONTRACTORS
� ® PERSONAL INJURY PERSONAL INJURY 5 500
i AUTOMOBILE LIABILITY HOENE Y INJURY •
a BA5 412002 6/1/84 (EACH PERSON) $
® COMPREHENSIVE FORM
BODILY INJURY $5 x,n
® OWNED (EACH ACCIDENT) �'g
® $ Nx{HIRED PROPERTY DAMAGE * E.''
'4T ® NON OWNED BODILY INJURY AND „yar 'T
y PROPERTY DAMAGE 5 5002:.
COMBINED A'L ^
in
31 EXCESS LIABILITY
p A ® UMBREIIA FORM LU4 PROPERTY DAMAGED 5 $89 6981 6/1/84 3,000 3,000 •
1 ❑ OTHER THAN UMBRELLA
FORM COMBINED
WORKERS'COMPENSATION
STATUTORY
3 and
1 EMPLOYERS'LIABILITY 5
`I OTHER .r/ca Acaul Hr
1
DESCRIPTION OF OPERATIONS/LOCATIONSNEHICLES
i Cancellation: Should any of the above described policies be cancelled before the expiration date thereof, the issuing corn-
y pany will endeavor to mail 1 f1 days written notice to the below named certificate holder, but failure to
mail such notice shall impose'Ho obligation or liability of any kind upon the company. •
NAME AND ADDRESS OF CERTIFICATE HOLDER_
DATE ISSUED June 13, 1983
I LaPoudre Sand & Gravel, Inc, .
Robert C. Bosley, Attorney
P. 0. Box 880 I.
Windsor, CO 80550 ryUT HORIZED REPRESENTATIVE
O -Gary F.
ACORD 25(: 79)
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GENERAL
1 . LOCATION:
The proposers site is centrally located in the "Tri-City" area of Fort Collins,
Loyd-and, and Greeley and therefore has an excellent opportunity to serve this
rapidly growing area. Good roads exist in the area to handle the anticipated
traffic associated with the operation and delivery of materials. The site is
located in Section 19, Township 6 North, Range 67 West of the 6th Principal
Meridian, Weld County, Colorado, approximately 1-1/2 miles West of Windsor,
Colorado arid 1/4 mile South of Colorado Highway No. 392.
2. OWNE SHIP:
The ownership of the total tract (246.2 Acres) is in the names of Velma Frank
(144.5 Acres) and Mary L. Richards-Smith (101.7 Acres) . Both owners have ad-
joining property that is not being included in the gravel pit site due to
lack of economical gravel supply. La Poudre Sand and Gravel , Inc. has obtained
leases from both parties to mine and market the sand, gravel and topsoil re-
sources contained on the properties.
:3. EXISTING OPEN CUT MINE:
A "Limited impact" gravel pit is located in the Northwest corner of the proposed
site. Colorado Mined Land Reclamation Permit No, 79-215 was approved on April
23, 1980 and a Special Use Permit for Open Cut Mining was approved by Resolution
of the Board of County Commissioners, Weld County, Colorado on May 7, 1980.
The mine has been in operation during the past two construction seasons , with
a variety of materials being used by the Weld County Road Department and several
private c!.ntractors. The present operator on the site is Loveland Excavating,
Inc. , and a long term contract has been negotiated for their operation of the
present and proposed site. The location of this existing pit is shown on the
maps. The present operation will be completely integrated into the proposed plan.
4. TOPOGRAPHY AND USES:
The majority of the site lies within the flood plain of the Cache La Poudre
River which meanders Southeasterly through the middle of the site. The land to
the North of the river rises gently. This area is classiTied as "Salt Meadow
Range Land".. It is presently used in its natural state as pasture land with a
variety of tied grasses and is in good condition.
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The land to the South of the river in an area from 500 to 1000 feet in width
is fairly flat. The Westerly half of this area is used as pasture with the
_Easterly half being cultivated into several fields with irrigated crops being
raised.
South of this area the land rises sharply in a large bluff with several large
and small gullies being eroded into the bluff. The Soils Report indicates
that this area has no economically mineable gravel resources.
In addition to the river, two large irrigation canals have river headgates
within the property. The Whitney Ditch and the Eaton Ditch traverse through
the Easterly portion of the site and continue Easterly to serve adjoining
farmland.
5. ADJOil '!NG USES:
The area adjoining the site to the West, North and East is still basically
large agricultural tracts. In addition to tie farm units, a few additional
residential enits have been interspersed in the vicinity. The nearest concen-
tration of residences is located about 3/4 mile to the Northeast in South-
west Windsor. Highway No. 392 is located about 1200 feet North of the North
boundary of the site.
6. ZONING:
All land in the near vicinity is zoned "A" Agricultural in Weld County. The
zoning and use are further regulated as the site area lies within the established
Flood Hazard Overlay -District, according to Weld County maps. Due to the loca-
tion, the restrictions , and the proposed mining , the ultimate use of the site
will be as open-space, conservation and recreation area.
There is at present a Public Easement and Access permit for Hunting, Fishing,
and Other Recreation granted to the State of Colorado, Division of Wildlife on
the Frank property. It is suggested that, due to the intensive mining proposed
on this property, and to maximize the recovery of the sand and gravel
-deposits , that this permit be repurchased or set in abeyance. . .to be reinstated
at such time as a substantial area is completed and its use and value can be
determined.
7. FLOUOPLAIN AND DRAINAGE:
A ropy of the Flood Insurance Rate Map is on Pages 10 and 11 . As depicted,
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the site lies within the 100-Year Flood Boundary with Flood Hazard factors
and elevations undetermined. The site presently has adequate overlot drain-
age and the mining and reclamation plans have taken these items into consi-
deration.
8. SITE ACCESS AND TRAFFIC:
Access to the site is from County Road No. 13. The main entrance to be
located 0.7 miles South of State Highway No. 392. County Road No. 13 is a
well grade and gravelled road and presently carries little daily traffic.
Access tu State Highway No. 392 is at an existing intersection with excellent
sight distances in all directions .
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Greelc v, Colorado 80631
Telephone (303) 356-3101
Enyineering, Surveying, Planninr1 & Land Development
PROJECT NO. 139-811
LEGAL_ DESCRIPTION-
A TRACT OF ! : D LOCATED IN SECTION 19, TOWNSHIP 6 NORTH, RANGE 67 WEST OF 1HE SIXTH
PRINCIPAL MLE 3IAN, WELD COUNTY , COLORADO, AND BEING MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED
AS FOLLOWS :
COMMENCING ti THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF SAID SECTION 19 AND CONSIDERING THE WEST LINE
OF THE NORTHW :T QUARTER OF SAID SECTION 19 TO BEAR SOUTH 00° 00' 00" WEST WITH ALL
OTHER BEARIt. S CONTAINED HEREIN BEING RELATIVE THERETO;
THENCE SOUTH Of)' 00' 00" WEST, 1249.00 FEET TO THE TRUE POINT OF BEGINNING;
THENCE NORTH :'9(' 26' 57" EAST, PARALLEL WITH THE NORTH LINE OF SAID NORTHWEST
QUARTER, 3682.77 FEET TO A POINT ON THE EAST LINE OF THE WEST HALF OF THE
EAST H L OF SAID SECTION 19;
THENCE SOUTH (HI0 20' 59" WEST, 3736.27 FEET ALONG SAID EAST LINE TO A POINT BEING
270.06 iEET NORTH OF THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SAID WEST HALF OF THE SOUTHEAST
QUARTER (II SAID SECTION 19;
THENCE SOUTH °)" 1I' 35" WEST, 835.00 FEET PARALLEL WITH THE SOUTH LINE OF THE
SOUTIII '6 I QUARTER OF SAID SECTION 19;
THENCE NORTIO '3° 00' 00" WEST, 678.00 FEET;
THENCE SOUTH 0° 00' 00" WEST, 810.00 FEET;
THENCE NORTH 33(' 00' 00" WEST, 1148.00 FEET;
THENCE NORTH ('3C) 00' 00" WEST, 436.00 FEET;
THENCE NORTH 76° 00' 00" WEST, 251.00 FEET;
THENCE NORTh 17° 00' 00" WE=ST, 102.00 FEET;
THENCE NORTH 10° 00' 00" EAST, 125.00 FEET;
THENCE NORTH 34() 00' 00" WEST, 125.00 FEET ;
THENCE NORTH 47 JO' 00" WEST, 219.00 FEET;
THENCE NORTI: CO° 00' 00" WEST, 479.57 FEET TO A POINT ON THE WEST LINE OF THE
SOUTHWEST. Q!IARTER OF SAID SECTION 19;
.THENCE NO^T i'.•° 14' 07" EAST, 159.56 FEET TO THE WEST QUARTER CORNER OF SAID
SECTION q;
THENCE NORTH 03 00' 00" EAST, 1390.87 FEET TO THE TRUE POINT OF BEGINNING;
EXCEPTING TIILREFROM THAT PARCEL OF LAND DESCRIBED IN BOOK 688, PAGE 368, WELD COUNTY
RECORDS, CONTAINING 0.61 ACRES, MORE OR LESS :
SAID TRACT OF LAND CONTAINS 246.23 ACRES, MORE OR LESS AND IS SUBJECT TO ANY RIGHTS-
OF-'WAY OR OTHER EASEMENTS AS GRANTED OR RESERVED BY INSTRUMENTS OF RECORD OR AS NOW
EXISTING ON SAID TRACT OF LAN!).
SURVEYOR'S CERTIFICATE
1 DO HEREBY EERTIFY THAT, UNDER MY PERSONAL SUPERVISION, THIS PLAT AND LEGAL
DESCRIPTION ' RE PREPARED ON AUGUST 12, 1982. `coi»tisnuurriccaNt�
��::".NO 8. 4fin/f���4.,,c-G'S‘ •_ 6616 .8
GERALD B. Mcttkt , PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER AND -� :,`�.k• A ,=o
LAND SURVEYOR, COLORADO REG. NO. 66163 5:••:F &t5-•�p9,
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REPORT
OF A
MINERAL EVALUATION
FOR
L\ POUDRE SAND & GRAVEL PIT
WINDSOR, COLORADO
t1cRAE & SHORT, INC.
GREELEY, COLORADO
PROJECT NO. 4361-81
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EMPIRE LABORATORIES, INC.
214 NORTH HOWES STREET
FORT COLLINS, COLORADO
80521
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Tb'e of Contents
Letter of Transmittal
ii
port
',poendix A
A-1
Test Boring Location Plan
Key to Borings
:•+:!g of Borings P:..4
Branch Otferes
Empire Laboratories, Inc.
TI:RIALSAND FOUNDATION ENGINEERS
P o 13r,, s 1'i!,
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March 6 1981 Chevanne, Wyorn.r. 82:)(;i
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`A::Rae & Short, Inc.
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Greeley, Colorado 80631
Atention: Mr. Gerald McRae
Gentlemen:
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We are pleased to submit our Report of ,z Mineral Evaluation prepared for
the proposed gravel pit located two (2) miles west of Windsor, Colorado.
• The accompanying report presents our findings.
Very truly yours,
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• EMPIRE LAFORATORIES, INC.
Neil R. Sherrod
Senior Engineering Geologist
Reviewed by:
Chester Smith, P.E, ,
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REPORT
OF A
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• MINERAL EVALUATION
This report presents the results of a mineral evaluation prepared
for a two hundred fifty-five (255) acre site located west of Windsor,
Colorado. The evaluation was carried out by means of test borings , en-
iineering evaluation, and preparation of this report.
The objectives of this evaluation were to (1 ) determine the depth
of overburden and thickness of sand, gravel , and cobbles encountered at
tee site and (2) determine the approximate quantities of overburden and
sand, gravel , and cobbles encountered.
r[ EXPLORATION
The field exploration, carried out on February 27, and March 2,
: s .. consisted of drilling, logging., and sampling seventeen ( 17) test
;ceinns. The locations of the test borings are shown on the Test ?3i:ring
l':ation Plan included in Appendix A of this report. Boring logs prepared
f .roni the field logs are shown in Appendix A. These logs show soils
encountered, location of sampling, and groundwater at the time cf the
investigation.
All borings were advanced with a four-inch diameter, continuous--
type, power-flight auger drill . During the drilling operations , a geo-
tcchnical engineer from Empire Laboratories, Inc. was present and made a
continuous visual inspection of the soils encountered.
SITE LOCATION AND DESCRIPTION
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The proposed site is located along County Road 13 south of Colorado
Highway 392, two (2) -miles west of Windsor, Colorado. More particularly,
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the site is described as a tract of land situate in Section 19, Township
6 `north, Range 67 West of the Sixth P.M., Weld County, Colorado.
The northern and eastern portions of the site lie in the present
and ancient flood plains of the Cache La Poudre River, which meanders
theough the central portion of the property from the northwest to the
southeast. This area is relatively flat and has minor drainage to the
riser and then in a southeasterly direction. The flood plain area
consists of irrigated pasture land and cultivated farm fields. Numerous
large trees line the river bank. Gravel is currently being extracted by
5kAd County in the northern part of the property, and an existing farm
house, garage, and outhuildings are located in the extreme northwest
c.?rner of the parcel . The southwestern section of the site consists of
:; large bluff rising above the flood plain of the stream. The high area
slopes gently to moderately toward the river and has positive drainage
in a northeasterly direction. The southwest elevated portion of the
pr•:perty consists of pasture land. Several large and small gullies have
been eroded into the bluff. An underground AT&T cable traverses the
western on-third (1/3) of the southern area of the property. The Eaton
Ditch runs through the southeastern section of the site. Sandstone
he rock outcrops were noted along the eroded areas in the southwest
portion of the site. The boundaries of the property are fenced.
SU_SL AND GROUNDWATER CONDITIONS
The soil profile at the site consists of strata of materials ar-
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rangeTI in different combinations. In order of increasing depths, they
are as follows :
(1 ) Silty Topsoil : The majority of the site is overlain by a one
half (1/2) to one and one-half ( _l/2) foot layer of silty
topsoil . This topsoil has been penetrated by root growth and
organic matter. A three (3) foot layer of fill material was
• encountered in Loring 5. This i . recent fill , placed in
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conjunction with the current gravel operations taking place in
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the northern portion of the site.. The fill is underlain by
one (1 ) foot of topsoil .
(2) Silk and/or Sandy Si1ty_Cla,t: The clay stratum was encoun-
tered in Borings 2, 5, 8., 10, 11 , 14, 16, and 17 below the
topsoil and extends to depths three (3) to fifteen (15) feet
below the surTfar.:e. The silty clay is moderately plastic.
contains varying amounts of s-and, and is generally damp to
moist in its natural in place position.
(3) Sandy :►r4'or Sandy Clam_ Silt.: The silt stratum was en-
countered below the topsoil in Borings 1 , 3, 4, 1, and 15 and
extends to depths two and one-half (2-1/2) to greater than
twenty-three and one-half (23-1/2) feet below the surface.
The clayey silt contains varying amounts of s-and and is damp
to moist in situ . Organic matter was encountered in the silt
stratum in Borings 1 and 4.
(4) Silty Sand: The silty sand was encountered below the topsoil
and upper clay stratum in Borings 6, 13, and 14 and extends to
-the gravel stratum below. The silty sand is generally non-
plastic and is damp to moist in its natural condition.
(5) Sand, Gravel , and Cobbles : The gravel stratum was encountere.d
in all but Boring 15 below the upper subsoils at depths one
) (15) the
1 to fifteen n feet below the surface and extends to t
bedrock below. The sand and gravel stratum is well graded and
-contains cobbles ranging in size to four (4) to six (6) inches
in diameter.
(6) Sandstone Bedrock: The bedrock was encountered in all but
Boring 15 below the gravel stratum at depths ten (10) to
twenty-one and one-half (2":-1/2) feet below the surface and
extends to greater depths. The upper one (1 ) foot of the
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• sandstone is highly weathered; however, the underlying sand-
stone is firm to dense.
(7) Groundwater: At the time of the investigation, free ground-
water was encountered in all but Boring 15 at depths two (2)
to sixteen (16) feet below the surface. No free groundwater
was encountered in Boring 15 to a depth of twenty-three and
one-half (23-1/2) feet below the sur₹ace. Water levels in
this area are subject to change due to seasonal variations,
• irrigation demands on and adjacent to the property, and fluc-
tuations in the volume of flow of the Cache La. Poudre River
and adjacent irrigation ditches.
1:.;C0MMENDATIONS AND DISCUSSION
It is our understanding that the existing property is to be developed
for gravel extraction. To analyze the suitability of the site for
. nioeral extraction, the property has been divided into three (3) areas.
;yeas i and II, located in the flood plain of the Cache La Poudre River,
contain varying amounts of sand and gravel . Area III consists of a
topographic high area southwest of the river which contains little or no
r; vel . Therefore, the discussion of gravel included in the report will
e>1:o:apass only Areas I and II.
• Area I is located io the extreme northern portion of the site and
is composed of Borings 1 and 2. The ratio of overburden to gravel in
this area is approximately 1 :1 . The thickness of the gravel stratum in
this area varies from seven (7) to nine and one-half (9-1/2) feet and
has ,in average thickness of approximately eight (8) feet. This portion
of the site is overlain by an average of seven (7) feet of overburden.
based on the two (2) test borings drilled in this area, this portion of
the site contains approximately two hundred seventy-five thousand (275,000)
cubic yards of gravel . An estimated two hundred thirty—five thousand
(:: 55,G00) cubic yards of overburden will have to be removed to obtain
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his gravel . A 1 :1 ratio of gravel to overburden is generally not
considered economical .
Area II comprises the majority of the flood plain area and consists
of Llori ngs 3, 4, 5, 7 through 13, and 17. The gravel thickness in this
area varies from eleven (11 ) to eighteen (18) feet and has an everac,e
thickness of fourteen (14) feet. The overburden in Area. II varies in
e ickness from one 1 ) to six 1
{ . 1 {Eil feet and averages approximately three
;,,d one-half (3-1,/2) feet. Approximately two million eight hundred
• thousand (2,80C,000) cubic yards of gravel exist in Area II. Approxi-
• mately seven hundred thirty thousand (730,000) cubic yards of overburden
will have to he removed to obtained this gravel . This is a ratio of
era.ei to overburden of approximately 4:1 which should br: economically
favorable. It should be -noted that these quantities will be reduced by
• providing adequate buffer zones along property lines and both banks of
the Cache La Poudre River. Since the majority of the gravel encountered
is below groundwater, toe site will have to be dewatered prior to quarryirv,
operations, or quarrying will have to be done by use of a dragline.
ne.
The sand, gravel , and cobbles encountered are composeP1 of fragments
of igneous and metamorphic rock. This material appears to he sound and
• di. -able, and from this visual inspection, it is our e inion that the
sand, gravel , and cobbles encountered in the test -borings is good. quality
aggregate suitable for use in construction. We feel that with proper
crushing and screening, this material would he suitable for use in
cencret-e and asphal tic concrete, base course, and subbase. Without
screening, this maternal may be suitable for use as 3 pit-run structural
fill material , possibly as subbase material , and for other construction
lies..
Since little or no gravel was encountered in the topographically
high area designated in the report as Area III, it is our opinion that
this area -contains no economic deposits cf sand and gravel .
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GENERAL COMMENTS
Variations in soil and groundwater conditions may exist between the
test borings. These variations may not become Evident until quarrying
ou' rations take place. It should he noted that the quantities presented
• in this report are based on an average thickness of overburden -and sand
and gravel interpolates between test borings in Areas I and II at the
sit(.!. These quantities will be reduced by buffer zones provided alon:;
the banks of the Cache La Poudre River -and along property lines,
fd.fiLional test borings and canal !s ' required to
9� laboratory y�is may be re�t,�� rtd prior
a!iy Up-oposed quarrying operations to more accurately deter; ine the
tju,,ntity and quality- of the granular materials encountered at the slt':.
APPENDIX A.
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MA iiiRIA1 S AND FOUNDATION ENGINFENS lonytnun:,Colorado to N06CI1
P.0 Box 1133,
21.4 'fin. li naves Fort CoII his.Coior.:ctn 80522 i3(33) JIG:2121
P..(t i:r :t 29 (3031484.03513
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McP e and Short, Inc.
12 - 8th Avenue
Greeley, Colorado 80631
Attention: Mr. J. L. McRae
Re: Mineral Evaluation for La Poudre Canyon Gravel Pit
Windsor, Colorado
ELI Project No. 4361-81
Gentlemen:
We are pleased to submit our Addendum to a Report of a Mineral Evalu-
ation prepared for the La Poudre Sand and Gravel Pit, Windsor, Colorado
prepared by Empire Laboratories, Inc. March 6, 1981. The objectives of
this addendum are to (1 ) determine the depth of overburden and thickness
of sand and gravel and cobbles encountered in an additional area north
and east of the original project area and (2) determine the approximate
quantities of overburden and sand, gravel and cobbles encountered in
this additional area.
The additional site exploration was carried out on November 13, 1981 and
consisted of drilling, logging, and sampling eight (8) additional test
bori:,t.ps. The locations of the test borings are shown on the Test
Boring Location Plan included as page 5 of this letter. Boring logs
prepared from the field logs are shown on pages 6 and 7. These logs
show soils encountered, location of sampling, and groundwater at the
tine of the exploration. All borings were advanced with four-inch
diee,leter, continuous-type, power-flight auger drills. Daring the drilling
operations, a geo►echnical engineer from Empire Laboratories, Inc. was
present and made continuous visual inspections of the soils encountered.
A sulrilary of test data is included on page 8 of this letter.
The e,Aitional area tested is located adjacent to the eastern and northern
portions of the previous study area. The site lies east of County Road
13 roc! south of Colorado Highway 3c12, approximately one and one-half 1-
1/L) miles west of Windsor, Colorado. More particularly, the additional
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are, is located in Section 19, Township 6 North, Range 67 t
Si �:t'� P.M. , Weld County, Colorado. The study area lies within nth the e
ancient flood plain of the Cache La Poudre River and consists 04 rela-
tively flat topography, which has minor drainage to the south and east
it# ? tho Cache La Poudre River. The site consists of irrigated pasture
an land. Several small irrigation laterals as well as the WhitneyD.' , traverse the Several l
site.te. fences traverse the property and a
We ; (aunty gravel pit is located adjacent to the west eeige of the site
e
io Li? original study area. An existing farmhouse and associated
out.e i l dings were noted to the west.
The :oil profile at the site consists of strata of materials arranged in
d i ` i ':•rent combinations. In order of increasing depths, they are as
fo, ?ows :
(1 ) Silty Topsoil:: The area tested is overlain by a six ;6) inch
layer of silty topsoil . The topsoil has been penetrated by
root growth and organic matter.
(2) Sandy Silty. Cl : This stratum underlies the topsoil and
extends to the gravel below. The silty clay is plastic,
contains varying amounts of sand, and is generally damp in its
natural in situ condition.
(3) Sand, Gravel and Cobbles: This stratum was encountered below
the upper clay at depths two (2) to six (6) feet below the
surface and extends to the bedrock below. The sand and gravel
is well graded and contains cobbles ranging in size to six (6)
inches in diameter. In general , the upper one (1 ) to two and
one-half (2-1/'2) feet of the granular stratum contains varying
amounts silt with little or no coarse material .
(4) Sandstone bedrock: The bedrock was encountered below the
gravel layer in all test borings at depths fifteen and one-
half
16- 2
half 1
( � .) to seventeen (17) feet below the surface. The
upper one ( 3 ) foot of the bedrock is highly weathered; however.,
the underlying sandstone is ;tense.
5) Groundwater: At the time of the investigation, free ground-
water was encountered in all borings at depths three (3) to
five and one-half (5-1/2) feet below the surface. Water
levels in this area are subject to change due to seasonal
variations, irrigation demands on and adjacent to the prop-
erty, and fluctuations in the volume of flow in the Cache La
Poudre River.
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Pay^ 3
Nov'nber 18, 1981
REC:)MMENOATIONS AND DISCUSSION
In our original Report of a Mineral Evaluation prepared for the site,
th , property was divided into three areas. Areas I and II contained
{ grav:.'i . Area I had what appeared to be a noneconomical ratio of over-
bur to to gravel of 1 :1 , and Area II had an economi-cally favorable ratio
of gravel to overburden of 4:1 . The area studied lies somewhere between
Ar ( a:. I and LI as far a favorable ratio of overburden to gravel . In
geacral , this area contains overburden ranging in thickness from two (2)
to six (6) feet and a gravel layer ranging in thickness from ter: (10) to
twelve and one-half (12-1/2) feet. The average ratio of gravel to
ove,.bur•den for the additional area tested is approximately 2.6:1 .. This
ratio varies from approximately 1 .8:1 to 7:1 , but in general , the ratio
of gravel to overburden is 2:1 to 3:1 .
Bar;e:, on the borings drilled in this area, it is our opinion that ap-
proximately two million 000 2 000
( � ) cubic yards of sand, gravel and
cobbles exist in the area designated on the Test Boring Location Plan.
Approximately seven hundred eighty-five thousand (785,000) cubic yards
of overburden will have to be removed in order to obtain this gravel .
This, as discussed above, is a ratio of gravel to overburden of approxi-
mately 2.6:1 , which may be economically favorable. As stated in our
original report, it should be noted that these quantities may be reduced
by providing adequate buffer zones along property lines and the bank of
the Cache La Poudre River. Since the majority of the gavel encountered
is b:. low groundwater, the site will have to be dewatered prior to quarrying
operations or the quarrying will have to be done by use of a drag line.
The sand, gravel , and -cobbles encountered are similar to those encoun-
tere'f in our original investigation and are composed of fragments of
igneous and metamorphic rock. The material appears to be sound and
duraale and from a visual inspection, it is our opinion that the sand,
gravel , and cobbles encountered in the additional test borings is good
qu.. lity aggregate suitable for use in construction materials. It is oar
1 opinion that with proper crushing and screening, this material would be
suitable for use in concrete and asphaltic concrete and in construction
materials such as base course and subbase. Without screening, this
material should be suitable for use as pit-run structural fill and
possibly as subbase material or for other construction purposes.
GENERAL COMMENTS
Variations in soil and groundwater conditions may exist between the test
borings. These variations may not become evident until quarrying
operations take •place. It should be noted that _quantities presented in
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this addendum are based on an average thickness of overburden and sand
and gravel interpolated between test borings in the additional area
drilled. These quantities will be reduced by buffer zones provided
a'ce-ie the Cache La Poudre lover and lines.
. Additional test
borings, test pits, and laboratory analysis may be required prior to aqy
pr•c.pused quarrying operations to more accurately determine the
an,4 .:ivality of the granular materials encountered. quantity
It ,rou have any questions regardi-ng the information provided in this
a&Aendum, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Ve,./ truly yours,
EMPIRE LA3CRAT0R 1Es , INC.
Neil R. Sherrod
Senior Enyineering i*ulog•ist:
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SUMMARY OF TEST RESULTS
Bar Ho Depth To Gravel
No. Overburden ilt Thickness (Ft. ) Ratio
1 4. 5 12.-5 2.8:1
2 / 4.0 13.0 3.3:1
3 5.0 11 .-5 2. 3:1
4 A 5. 5 11 .0 2.0:1
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7 5. 5 10.0 1 .8:1
8 4 6.0 11 .0 1 .8:1
Ave. 4.6 Ave„ 11 .9
Ratio of Gravel to Overburden = 2.6:1
EXHIBIT D - PROPOSED MINING PLAN
1. SAND AND GRAVEL RESOURCES :
It is estimated that La Poudre Sand and Gravel , Inc. 's gravel lease property
contains a total of 5,366,470 gross tons (2,981 ,350 CY ) of recoverable
cornmerciar. quality sand and gravel . Approximately 1,710,225 tons (1,140,150 CY)
of overburden and topsoil material which will have to be removed and properly
stored prior to mining the commercial aggregates . The overburden,and adequate
topsoil , will be used in accomplishing the reclamation plan as proposed.
2. GENERAL OPERATING METHODS:
The operat.i :n proposed for the site is an open pit gravel operation utilizing
normal cons ►.ruction equipment including draglines, loaders, scrapers , dozers
and trucks . The equipment will operate in a manner normally used for both
wet and dr. gravel mining operations and construction excavations. Ho blast-
ing will be required. Only the portion of the area being used for excavation,
stockpile storage and the processing area will be removed from the existing
use and land cover condition.
An area of ';7.6 acres has been set aside to remain as open space in its natural
state. This area consists of the Cache La Poudre River witha 100'widtheach side
of the center; the Eaton and Whitney Ditches; the small area between the Whitney
Ditch and the Cache La Poudre River; the area in the Southwest corner between
the County Road and the Cache la Poudre River. Also included are two areas
with heavy tree growth near the Cache La Poudre River and the set-back from
County Road No. 13. Set aside of these areas will provide for the natural
function ard maintenance of the waterways , and also maintain some natural
areas. This will also provide for immediate use and extension of the recla-
mation plan upon project completion.
The remainder of the area has been divided into several smaller working units
using the natural boundaries of the river and ditches , the ownership property
lines and easement lines to fit the overall concept. These units essentially
may be worked independently without affecting the other units. However, when
an area is opened, mining will continue until completion so that the distur-
-ances are minimized and reclamation can proceed on a phase-by-phase basis.
The procedure on each phase will be to first remove and stockpile the 'topsoil
on the port ion to be mined. Next , the overburden will be removed with the
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initial .amount to be stockpiled. As the pit proceeds, the overburden will be
a "one-step" process of removal and placement along the perimeter of the pond
in its final location. Extraction will then proceed with temporary stockpiles
of pit-run material at the point of excavation. No de-watering will be used.
As material is needed for special processing, it will be hauled to the plant
area. Generally, the sites will be excavated to the finished slopes and grades
during the gravel extraction operation. The banks of the ponds will be cut at
4:1 (horizontal to vertical ratio) fron', 5 feet above to 10 feet below the ex-
pected water line; below the 10 foot level , slopes will not exceed 2:1. When
the mining and overburden placement is completed on a reasonable area, the
topsoil will be. replaced and the reclamation process initiated.
Construction of the plant area will be facilitated by the use of material from
Phase II . Water for washing, concrete mixing and landscaping will be obtained
from water rights in the Eaton Ditch, or from Pond 2 or 3. Pit No. 2 will also
be developed to provide a smaller settling basin for the used water and site
runoff. The temporary percolation berm will be removed upon project completion.
In addition to the main access road, a secondary access point will be maintained
in the vicinity of the existing pit to provide access to the area North of the
Cache La Poudre River. Several internal access roads will be maintained to
provide for farming use and access to the irrigation ditch headgates . As the
areas North of the river and East of the Eaton Ditch are opened for mining, a
temporary river crossing will be made to provide access.
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3. OPERATIONS PHASING:
The first phase of the mining operation will be the continuation and expansion
of the existing pit. When finished, this pit and pond area will provide addi-
tional buffer one and set-hack for the remaining operations. Concurrently
with this phase, the plant site will be developed for use throughout the project.
The second mining phase will be the area Northeast of the plant site. As
mentioned, this pit will the used in conjunction with the operation of the plant.
The sequencing of the additional phases are dependent upon several factors , i .e.
size of projected demand; existing use of land; accessability; ability to com-
plete an area; 'and economics of the above factors .
Table D shows for each phase, the size of the area, the estimated overburden
and gravel quantities and the pond and landscaped areas of the reclamation plan.
It is hoped that the operation can be run continuously except for seasonal in-
terruptions, however, the mining of materials will be dependent upon the eco-
nomic conditions and demand for the products. It is estimated under the -antici-
pated conditions the life of the project will be about twenty (20) years .
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4, TIME SCHEDULE:
The following table has been prepared to show a projected time schedule and
is based on a -production of 100,000 Tons the first year with a 10% annual
increase thereafter. On this basis, the time to complete this gravel pit
operation would be about 20 years, Many combinations of factors could influ-
ence the timetable, but -at this time an operational period of 15 to 20 years
is anticipated and appears reasonable.
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13 325 2,475
14 360 2 835
15 _ 400 3,235 _
16 _.440 3,675
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5. • SITE DISTURBANCE:
The Colorado Mined Land Reclamation Board has defined different degrees
of disturbance in a mining and reclamation operation, The definition of
those three types of disturbance is as. follows :
(Major Disturbance: That area of a mining operation that includes ex—
cavations , overburden spoils , and topsoil stockpiles.
Moderate Disturbance: That area of a mining operation which is a result
of back:fi Ding of an' open cut, stabilization of waste -dumps, leveling of
overburdened soils the smooth grading and the distribution of topsoil or
other suitable approved plant growth medium. Also includes within the
affected area, on•-site privateways; roads; railroads; evaporation or
settling ponds ; leeching dumps; work parking storage or discharge areas
and areas in which structures, facilities, equipment, machines , tools or
other .materials or properties which result from or are used in the mining
operation are situated,.
Minor Disturbance: That area of -a mining operation which is undergoing
preparation immediately prior to planting or seeding; is being planted or
seeded; or has been planted or seeded and has not been released from bond
upon full completion of all reclamation requirements as set forth in the
• permit.
Initial breakdown of the site shows the following total areas for the basic
site conditions.
Open Space (Undisturbed) 57.6 Acres
Plant Site 17.5 Acres
Mined Areas 171 .1 Acres
Total 246.2 Acres
Table 1 (page L-2) shows a breakdown for each phase with areas for each degree
of disturbance. As Areas 3 through 6 are too large to mine all at once, a
15 Acre portion was considered the maximum that would be disturbed at any one
time. On the average, this 15 Acres would provide 12 to 15 months of mining
operation.
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6. GROUNDWATER and WELL PROTECTION
There is a high water table in the area North of the river. Previous ex-
cavations have shown this to have a high flow toward the river from fields,
ditches, and ponds lying to the North. As no dewatering is anticipated,
there should be a minimal effect on the water table on the property or ad-
joining properties.
As outlined in the operation phase, a settling pond will be created near
the plant site to handy all water used in the processing and the surface
runoff -from the plant site. A. N.P.D.E.S. Permit will he obtained for
any discharge to the river.
7. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION and SAFETY
Present use of the property is as follows :
Areas #1 , #5, and #6 --- Natural Open Pasture 115.0 Acres
Area #2 ,& East 1/3 of #3, South Half of #4, and Plant Site --
Cultivated (Corn) 37.3 Acres
Area West 2/3 of #3, North Half of -W4 ---
River Bottom - Grazing 36.3 Acres
Open Space --- Undisturbed River Channel and
Ditches 57.6 Acres
246.2 Acres
The largest economic impact will be on the removal of the cultivated field
(about 3'.5 ,Acres) from production. Almost half of this area (-the plant
site) will be reclaimed after the mining operation. Even if this parcel is
not returned to cultivation, it will have value as it is out of the flood
plain. The open pasture land will essentially be replaced with ponds and
berms . The Open Space will remain in its natural condition. The Open Space
will be environmentally affected during the mining operation due to dust,
noise,rtraffic and people. It is a fairly large area which will help it main-
tain a large portion of its character. I-t is anticipated that upon com-
pletion of the project, total area will be enhanced and provide an increase
in environmental features.
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The type of environmental pollution most commonly associated with mining
operations of the type proposed for the site is the addition of particu-
1 at-e matter (dust) into the air in the area. Fugitive dust during the
extraction will be minimal due to the "wet operation" and no blasting.
With proper operation, dust from the crusher operation can he controlled.
_Dust from the plant site and roads will be controlled wi th watering or
other dust preventative measures. The overburden at the site is consi-
dered the post likely source for fugitive dust. The sequence of opera-
tihns is sjch that most of the overburden is handled only once; from the
new mining site to its final location as shaping and topsoil on the pre-
viously mired area.
As soon us possible the area will be landscaped and planted. The lack of
overburden stockpiles should drastically minimize this source of air
pollution.
Noise and' fumes -from the project should have a minimum affect on the sur-
roundfng properties due to the location of the plant site and the large
setbacks for most of the mining operations. Except during emergency situ-
ations , operations will be only during daylight hours.
Safety considerations at the site can be divided into two general categories.
(1) . Operational -safety by authorized personell ,, in which the operator has
the responsibility of providing proper instruction, warnings and equipment;
and (2) Unauthorized entry by persons, in which the property will be be
properly posted.
The vicinity iissparsely settled with only .six(6) residences within one-half
(1/2) mile of the site perimeter. Two of these residences are owned by the
owners of the gravel site and only one of the total residences could he con-
sidered down-stream and down-wind of the site.
The office can receive domestic water from the North Weld County Water
District. Domestic sewage will be handled with either holding tanks or
approved and permitted septic system.
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8. SIT( ACCESS and ] RA(=i I C
As shown on the site plan, the main access will be located on County Road
13. At this point there is a sharp turn in the road and through -traffic
will tie travelling very slow. Sight distance is -adequate. The County
road is gar, vei surfaced.
The existing access road serving the present gravel pit will be used until
the plant site is developed and then remain as a secondary access point.
The major portion o-f the traffic will go North from the site one-half ( 1/2)
mile and enter onto Colorado Highway 392. Sight distance is excellent
at this intersection.
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EXHIBIT C RECLAMATION PLAN
GENERAL
As shown in Table D (page 0-4) , six ponds will be created. Surface area
ranges from 6.1 Acres to 40.1 Acres, and total 119.7 Acres. Pond depths
will be between 11.3 and 14.3 feet deep. The final perimeters will me-
ander to create asthetic and functional shorelines. The sides will be
shaped to a maximum slope of 3:1 above the high waterline to a point ten
(10) feet below the waterline and a maximum slope of 2:1 below the 10
foot water depth. One side of each pond adjoins the open space strip .
along the river. This will allow for integration and interplay of land-
scaping and uses of both areas.
Topsoil will be placed on the remaining ground from the clearing and grubb-
ing of the next pit area or from a topsoil stockpile in the plant area.
The re-seeding of the completed areas will be done in accordance with the
Soil Conservation Service recommendations which follow in this section.
In addition to the seeding, cottonwood trees will be placed in the larger
open areas along the perimeters of the ponds. These will be spaced on 50
foot centers (approximately 16 per acre. ). Low cover will be provided by
Skunk Bush and current bushes ie. Wild Gooseberry. These will be planted
in clumps of 4 to 6 bushes and placed primarily in the corners of the pond
areas. These will provide cover and feed for the wildlife.
Ponds 1, 5, and 6 on the North side of the river will make use of the
existing surface flow from the swale presently existing in Pond 1. This
flow will be picked up at the Northwest Corner of Pond 1 and directed to
flow circuitously through the ponds . This will provide fresh water and
feed and circulation through these ponds .
Ponds 2 and 3 will receive surface runoff from a large area to the South.
Ground water fluctuations will affect all the ponds.
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As each pond is completed, assistance will be sought from Colorado State
University in regards to the best fishery use.
Willow sprigs will be placed along the newly cut channel of the river at
points where erosion of the hanks is apparant.
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(®2 Department of Conservation 4302 W. 9th St. Rd. , Greeley, CO 80634
�J Agriculture Service
Mr. Cer.'l;i B. McRae
I.1cRae L Short, Inc.
1227 8th Ave.
Greeley, CO 80631 December 8, 1982
Mr. Mc(:.tc',
The fotlew.ing is information which you requested regarding the reclamation
of a 24 , acre gravel pit area located in Section 19, T6N, R67W, Weld County,
Colorado.
The area ;n question is fairly uniform with respect to existing soils and
potent[ -1 ;;alive vegetation. Soils consist primarily of Aquol].s and Aquents
with a t_,ravelly substratum. Potential vegetation on these sites is dominated
by alkali sacaton, western whe_atgrass, switchgra:;s and sedges along with
lesser ar:punts of other grasses and forbs. In depth information is available
in the "Si;a 1 Survey of Weld Co. Colorado(Southern Part)." A list of the pre-
sent plant community has been enclosed for your records.
Upon ccs.pletion of a prepared seedbed which should include a replacement of
topsoil to a depth of 6-8 inches, shaping of slopes to grades not steeper
than 4:1 if possible, fertilizer application of 40 lbs. Pi and 40 lbs. P per
acre, ti:._ seeding rates and species to be used should he as follows:
SPECIE: VARIETY IN MIXTURE ?LS* TO BE SEEDED
Western wheat Arriba 40 6.4 lbs./ac.
Swi tche,r-ass Grenville 20 0.9 lbs./ac.
Streaml:auk wheat Sodar 20 2.2 lbs.Jac.
Reed canary 20 0. 7 lbs./ac.
Total _ 10.2 lbs. PLS/ac.
These :seeding rates are based on 40 PLS per square foot of ground surface for
critical area plantings.
Any mounds of stockpiled soil can be seeded to sand dropseed at a rate of
0.5 11)!;./ac. PLS to prevent annual weed problems. This should only be con-
sidered ii the soil mounds are to remain for three or more years.
Seed should be planted to a depth of 1/4 - 1/2 inches using a grass drill
equipped with depth bands, double disk .furrow openers, packer wheels, agitator
and adequate feeding mechanism. A broadcast method of seeding is not recom-
mended, hut if used, the above seeding rates should be doubled and the ground
surface lightly raked to incorporate the seed into the soil.
*PLS - Pure Live Seed = % Purity x % Germination, hulk seed quantitiy should
3 be 10-2 `.:: heavier.
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If an'. appreciable time has elapsed between replacement of topsoil and
seeding, it may he necessary to lightly disk the soil to break up the
surface crust and get rid of any weed cover before the seed is drilled.
Mulch :.iv,uld be applied immediately after seeding to prevent disturbance
of the soil surface. Straw mulch should be applied at a rate of 2 tons
per acc :although other acceptable methods are available for use. A copy
of S(" L.andards and specifications on mulching; has been enclosed for your
revic•.. .
It is important to be critical of any mulch containing viable seed of any
unwan; .•,i annuals such as rycgrass, ko ,hia or russian thistle. For this
reaso , it may be more advantageous to use some type of cxcelsioh matting
or, if available, long stemmed prairie hay. Any straw or hay mulch should
then ian er. imped into the soil to prevent blowing.
The time of seeding should either be in the fall when the ground is suffi-
ciently cold enough to prevent early germination, usually after Oct. 15;
or in the spring, before April. 15, to insure adequate soil moisture. I
feel shat a fall seeding is best in this particular situation due to the
soil saturation problems commonly occurring on these sites in the spring,
it may be difficult for seeding equipment to he used at a time when soil
temperature and moisture conditions are optimum.
It will then be necessary to keep the reseeded area protected from vehicles
and livestock disturbances for at least two years following treatment or
until a good stand of perennial grass has been established.
If I .• in be of any further assistance to you in this matter, please feel
free 1 :. contact me.
Sincc•,•i•:'e,
..s /
Alan !'Arkey
Range i!ene rvationist
SCS C. , ly Field Off ice
ARF/kp
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U.S. Department of Agrlcu(ture
6/82 Sot I Censervot Ion Sery ice
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PART i - CRASS SEED I ND PLANNED
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Planner: Alan For key Date: 12/8182
Producer: McRae & Short, Inc.
_Contract or Agreement ,Y
1.. Field No. 1..6 Ac. 68.9 Contract item No. Practice No. and Name Critical Area Planting
Land Resource Area ()7__ Irrigated Dry land X Range Site Sal t-FTe-T iw _____"—"--`-"-"'
Seedbed Prep: (a) Mefhoa _-" Seeding Operation: (a) Method: drily X
(b) Approxlmato dates -- lnter:eed -
(c) Clean tilled -- broadcast
i rm seedbed —X+
'tubble cover _ (b) Drill spacing 6-8" (c) Date _1 nterssed —
--- --
Type (d) planting depth .2:••••->.
her "
Fort I f I.ter:
Weed Control:
::'ands actual per acro N : 40
(available) r'`35 Q MOW lrig; X
Chemical: - Type & Amount:
Dates: - __..�.._
lul ch: To be decided upon later —�
Kind:
Amount:• pcunds/Ac
How-app l led:
How-anchored:
Anchorage depth:
(I) (2)
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Yariet Required PLS rates 2 of species
y Spec I es I,er acre (100%) in mixture
Arr:iba Western when t 16.0 lbs.
ri.r AYi1le 40%
_ Switchg~r.a,s T._ 4 ��s. 20°l
+udi Streambank wheat _111 lhR 1Q%
Reed Canary_ 3.5 lbs. 20% .4
(3) (4) (5)
PL.S seeding rate Total PLS I bs/
per species/Ac. Planned species planned
(1)x(2) Acres (3)x(4)
6.4 l.bs.
_--Q.,-2 lbs.
lbs. - --
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RrnTarF;s: Reseedin;ls will be done Ir.riodically, several acres at a time, over an
approximate 15 year time frame.
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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE Technical Guide
Soil Conservation Service Section IV
Colorado All Field Offices
February 1982
STANDARDS AND SPECIF[CATION
MULCHING - 484
(Acre)
Standard
Definition i. Straw or Hay Mulch
Applying; pLant residues or. other I . The material will be grass
materials not produced on the site to hay or cereal grain straw (both
the soil surface. referred to as straw in these
specifications) .
Purpose
2. The normal rate of appl i-
To conserves moisture; prevent :surface cation shall be 4,000 lbs/ac. of
comapact1:1I or crusting; reduce runoff air-dry material spread uniformly
and erois ion; control insects; and help over the area.
establish 'Tint. cover.
3. At .least 50Z of the mulch
Conditions where practice applies by weight shall be 10 inches or
`.y more in le:n;th.
On soils subject to erasion on which
low-residue-producing crops, such as 4 . Th.. straw will he free rat
grapes an.; small fruits are grown; on noxious weeds.
critical areas; and on soils that have
a low int i itration rate. `i. One of the following
methods of anchoring the straw
mulch will be used:
Specifications
a. Manufactured mulch
A. General netting: Mulch netting will be
pulled hand tl ;ht over straw.
I . rise area shalt be relatively Mulch netting wilt. be held firmly
smooth and free of gullies or drifts. In place by metal pins commer-
cially available from mulch net
2. Mulching material shall be manufacturers for this purpose.
applied immediately before or after They are usually made of 8 guage
seeding unless seed is applied with wire and are 6-8 inches long. Pin
the mulch. When stabilizing sandy spacing wi 1 L be in accordance with
soils it is recommended that ;seeding the manufacturer's I nst'r.'ect ions.
will be :lo!me after mulch application !.f time soil is sandy or otherwise
to prcvt':tt seeding too deep. Fur loose_, use iO11 .!F pi :r; .and wooden
additional_ information refer to stakes to firmly Secure the
Agronomy "ocienical. Note #47 (Rev. 1) . netting.
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484-2—Mulching
b. Asphalt: Hither liquid or emulsified asphalt products may he
blown on with the straw, or :;prayed or sprinkled atter the straw is spread.
An application rate of 0.10 gall/sq.yd. or 500 gal/ac. should be used with
the liquid .asphalt and a rate of 0.04 gal/sq.yd. or approximately 200
gal/ac. should he used for the emulsified asphalt:. Manufacturer's
recommenci:::ti•uns should be followed in the mixture of asphalt and carrying
agent.
c. Other products are '1' acetates and organic tackifiers.
ci. Mechanical method - speriat equipment is manufactured
specifically for this purpose. However, if a "mulch crimper" is not
available, ;i farm type disc plow can be used by setting the disc straight
and apply adequate weight to crimp the straw 4 inches into the soil.
C. Jute IJeLting
A heavy woven jute mesh designed for mulching. Install I.n accordance
with the manufacturer's recommendations.
D. Exceliur Mast
A wood product covered with a plastic netting. Installation will he in
accordance with the manufacturer's recommendations.
E. Erosiva Control Fabric or Blanket
A bar•. eeradaabl.e polypropylene material constructed with knitted yarn
interwoven with strips of paper. installation will be in accordance with
the nanuf.:c:turer's recommendations.
F. Feedlot or Barnyard Manure
1 . The manure must be of a type that has 6►0% or more, by weight, heavy
chunks 5 inches or more in diameter. Granular or powdery manure will not
meet speci ` ic.ai:ions.
2. Thu minimum rate of application shall be 20 tons per acre spread
uniformly over the area.
3. The manure will be applied immediately before or after seeding
depending oaf conditions determined by the technician.
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EXHIBIT G
WATER INFORMATION
Prepared for:
LaPoudre Sand & Gravel, Inc,
Resource Consultants, Inc.
P. 0. Box Q
Fort Collins, Colorado 80522
March 1983
Ref: 1194
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EXHIBIT C
WATER INFORMATION
Introduction
This firm, Resource Consultants, Inc. , has been asked by McRae &
Short, Inc. , to prepare a Water Study which will comply with the Rules and
Regulations of the Colorado Mined Land Reclamation Board (July 1978) .
Article 6.::a. 1. of these rules entitled "Rater" states that there shall he
"compliance with applicable Colorado water laws and regulations governing
injury to existing water rights." The main thrust of this Water Study is
adherence to these regulations. The Colorado Water Laws applicable to this
case are contained in the "Findings of Fact, Conclusions of Law and Judgment"
approved March 15, 1974, for Water Division No. 1 .
Also included in the Water Study herein are requirements contained in
the above-named rules and regulations, Rule 1 . 12(7) Exhibit C entitled
Water Information.
I'ffect of Ground Water
Exhibit. C shows the location of the Cache la Poudre River ;end the
Whitney and Eaton ditches. No wells nor springs are involved in this
study. The mineral concentration is shown in Exhibit D. An underground
aquifer is located within these same limits. The minimum water•-level depth
is 2.2 feet and the maximum is 8.4 feet. Overburden is 2.8 feet to 5,5
feet thick. Grave), thicknesses range from 11 to 15 feet. Thus, this
indicates a wet pit. The overburden will be stockpiled and the mining will
- take place in the area shown in Exhibit D. When the gravel has been
removed, the overburden will be deposited in the gravel pits, then the
water surface will appear As in Exhibit E.
There will be three major effects on the ground water:
(1) The open water surface created by the gravel extraction will
:average a water loss of 38 inches per year.
(2) The stockpiled sand and gravel material. will contain water.
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(3) The water historically consumed by plants during irrigation will
decrease as the mining operation increases over time (Refer to
Col. 10 of Appendix A) , thus there is a savings or a negative
consumption.
The irrigation water cones from B. H. Eaton Ditch which historically
delivers 25 acre-feet/share/year. With the nine shares that Mrs. Frank.
owns, the annual delivery is 225 acre-feet. This water has historically
irrigated the land shown in Exhibit D as areas 2, 3, 4, and the plant site.
Areas 5 and 6 have been irrigated from 3-Acre Reservoir. The capacity is
25 acre--feet and the reservoir has a right to refill as water is available
to fill. The irrigator has never run out of water and believes the pasture
has been irrigated to 100 percent efficiency for many years.
In addition to these major losses there are three minor losses which
are not measurable: dust control, operational loss, and phreatophyte loss.
Dust control measures will seldom be needed since this is to be a wet
process.
Operational water will be pumped at the rate of 850 gpm from the
ground water. The static depth in this area is 2.2 feet. The water will
pass through the washer where it will pick up silt. The effluent froc the
washer then flows to a settling pond. This pond overflows to a holding
pond. From the holding pond the water is pumped into a ditch and then
flows to the river. It will take 3 minutes from the time the water is
pumped from the ground until it arrives at the silting pond. The major
losses in this operation are collodial water that stays with the sand and
the evaporation of water from the settling and holding ponds. These major
losses were accounted for previously. There is also a minor operational
loss in the washing process.
The lowering of the water table around and near the ground-water pump
will eliminate a certain amount of subsurface irrigation. This is a small
savings and will be offsetting to the other minor losses.
Thos:' three minor losses are not measurable and are variable. To
insure that there is compensation for these losses, 1 percent will be added
to the collodial water that adheres to the sand. This is discussed later.
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Tho first major loss noted above is evaporation. When the mining
operation begins, ponds will be formed as the aggregate is extracted. The
operator plans to move approximately 10 acres of overburden at the opening
of each pit. This will be stockpiled. After this, all the removed over-
burden will be deposited in the open pit from the previous sand extraction.
The entire operation will last 20 years. The exposed surface acres of
water is measured as shown in the table noted as Appendix A.
The and and gravel that is stockpiled will have a water content of
3 percent. This is a complete loss since the sand will be hauled away to
other .locations. To this loss is added 1 percent which will cover the
minor r:r•i incidental losses mentioned earlier. The result is shown in
Appendix A.
The third effect on the water table is a negative loss. The water
that wee previously consumed by plants in the irrigation process will no
longer be used.
A total of 152.84 acres of cultivated land will be removed. In the
past corn has been grown on this land about 35 percent of the time and
grass 65 percent .
Ceneemptive use for corn is 1 .50 acre-feet/acre and for grass 2.00
-acre-feet/acre. A composite loss is 1 .8 acre-feet/acre. The results are
shown in Appendix A.
From the above information, the timing (shown on page D-5 of this
application under "Time Schedule") and the computation (shown on page D-4 ,
the following quantification is derived: After the gravel operation is
completed and the area is reclaimed, the yearly quantity of augmentation
water is 162.77 acre-feet. The amount of augmentation water for the 20
years of excavating is noted in Appendix A.
Augmentation
We propose to augment the 162.77 acre•-feet of water. The consumptive
use saved has been computed for each of the 20 years needed for completing
the gravel excavation. For all the years except number 6, the make-up
water is more than adequate. During that year an extra acre should be
taken from irrigation that is part of the next year's excavation.
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IN THE WATER COURT IN AND FOR
WATER DIVISION I: , STATE OF COLORADO
CASE NO . W--1.1 50
{ N THE MATTER OP THE APPLICATION )
P; R :CATER RIGii' :: OJ'' T. D. AND MARY ) FINDINGS AND RULING
i':CHHARDS IN WEI,i: L GUNTY ) OF Tiil'. REFEREE
THIS Ui,Al:M, haying been filed with the Water Clerk, Water
i:.vision I, on .surf, 18, 1971 and the Referee bei.nr;; fully advised
' n the premise , does hereby find :
1 . Al . notices required by law of the filing of this application
:rve been fulf.L.! .Jc-:d , and the Referee has jurisdiction of this application .
2. NG statement of opnoition to said application has been f_lic::.i ,
:nid the time for filing such statement has expired .
3. °l'l,e name and address of the applicant is : T. D . and Mary
Routc A , Box 119, Krum, Texas 762119
4 . t: name of the structure is : Three Acre Lake
5 . Tb, legal description of the structure is : The heady ate of
try r'c:servoir 1 j.c:cated at a point 650 feet West and 1009 feet North of
he South 1/1+ corner of Section 18 , T6N, R67W of the 6th P.M.
6. 1' : : source of water is : Secpa ;e and drainage waters
7 . ':'lr( date of appropriation was : December 31 , 1920
8 . 'J"t:e amount of water claimed: 25 acre feet for filling and
! -filling as s( ,.c:e water is available
9. use of the water is : Irrigation of land in Section J8 ,
R67W of thy 6th P.M.
WiIFRRE, the Water Referee rules that Three Acre Lake b' Avar•:1-.;
priority date, of December 31 , 1920 for 25 acre feet of water storage and
Jr' filling and r't filling as source water Is available ; such water to be
�d t'or irritat Teri purposes on land in Section 18, T6N, R67W of the 6th :. .
f�uld County , oiorado.
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• Provided , however, that the priority herein awarded shall he
oi; tf.,r to all pr:ior.ttic's awarded in previous years . As between all rights
• :,tn.: icated thi.:, calendar year., p�rlorition shall be determined by h1.:,tor:ica:�.
:•:+,c;; of' appropriation and not affected by the date of entry of ruling.
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day o f. .
DATED t:Ei is /f', �` � +. tx..fLtt.c�.�. , 1 ?'l2.
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Geor' Vr7int :n , Water Referee ---
Water flvision T , State of Colorado
:4o protest wall f14 tn thin mattor
Jn foregoing rul!..r is confirmed
.::d approved, end Is made the
.' .dti;mont aria De-ores of -this court
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EXHIBIT H - WILDLIFE
1. GENERA :
This site has a variety of natural conditions---the river and adjoining
marshy swales , natural pasture, nearby cultivated grain fields and large
trees and cover along the river
The Division of Wildlife did not conduct a survey, but are familiar with
the area and list the following animals and birds that inhabit the area;
Deer, Fox , Coyote, Beaver, Muskrat, Racoon, Weasel , Rabbit, Squirrel and
small rodents ; Raptors , Pheasant, Dove, Songbirds and Waterfowl .
2. EASLM[ T
The State of Colorado; Game, Fish and Parks Commission obtained an Ease-
ment for Hunting, Fishing and Other Recreation in December 1967. The area
covered is the entire "Frank" property. The areas of this application
that are affected are basically Areas 1 through 4 and the open space along
the river. Areas 5 and 6 , owned by "Smith" are not affected.
A copy of the easement is attached.
La Poudre Sand & Gravel recognizes this easement and will endeavor to keep
the lines of communication open and co-operate with the easement holder
during the mining operation.
By keeping the majority of the river area as open space and phasing the
mining and reclamation processes , it is anticipated much of the wildlife
and easement use of the area can continue through the life of the project.
The final reclamation and use of the property will , of course, shift the
emphasis from land use to water use.
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1511050 INN=
Rot SDoner.Uteri*.
DEED OF EASEMENT FOR HUNTING,
FISHING AND OTHER RECREATION
WALTER G. FRAN( AND VELMA FRANK of Windsor, Colorado, grantor(s),
for and in consideration of Ten Thousand Nine Hundred-Fifty Dollars
(S10,950.00), in hand paid, receipt of which is hereby acknowledged,
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does hereby grant unto the State of Colorado, for the use and bone-
fit of the Game, Fish and Parks Commission, grantee, for use of
the public, the following easements, access and other rights and
privileges, to-wit:
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1. A permanent public ea--erenc and access :or public fisli nc
and hunting and other outdoor recreation in and to all of the
following described land, to-wit:
A. ii ntins and fishing and recreation
An easement for a parcel of land in Section 24, T.6`.,
R.68W., 6th P.M. , Larimer County, Colorado, and Section
19, T.6N., R.67W., 6th P.M., Weld County, Colorado,
more particularly described as follows:
All of that portion of the ENE4 of said Section 24
ly±ngtNorth of the south bank of the Cache LaPoudre
River. Said parcel contains 54 acres, more or less,
all of which is in Larimer County, Colorado.
Also all of that portion of W1iNW1/4 of said Section 19,
(except the farmstead area which is a rectangular tract
lying east of the County road being 250 feet in an
east-west direction and 400 feet in a north-south
direction and occupying 2.3 acres more or less.) Also
all of the SW1 of said Section 19 and all of that por-
tion of W1/2SE•`'y of said Section 19 lying south of the
:worth bank of the Cache LaPoudre River. Said parcel
contains 311 acres, :,,a•re or less, all of which is :.n
Sec:io. 19, Weld County, Colorado.
.'.a nao aastocr.t aoreat.i.r 1E! acres, ozra or �e s.
B. _re....
The grantee shall have the right to enclose each area,
to construct necessary sanitation facilities, parking
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and other recreation facilities as it may desire in
the following described area:
That portion of the WeliSW1/4 of said Section 19, lying
west of the County road being a rectangle 250 feet,
more or less, in an east-west direction and 200 feet,
more or less in,a north-south direction. Said parcel
contains 1.2 acres, more or less, all of which is in
Section 19, T.6N., R.67W., 6th P.M., Weld County,
Colorado.
2. Grantee will place signs designating the public use areas.
3. The right of grantee to hereafter plant, from time to
time as desired by grantee, trees, shrubbery and other plants
at such places on the bed and banks of the river traversing the
lands described in paragraph 1 for purposes of controlling water-
action erosion and improving the fishery, and by mutual agreement
-to erect such short stretches of fences as may be desired in pro-
tecting said plantings against livestock; and by mutual agreement
to perform such other work from time to time as desired by grantee
within the beds and banks of said stream for purposes of improv-
ing the fishery on said lands. Grantee further being hereby given
the right to enter from time to time said lands for purposes of
managing the fish and wildlife thereon.
4. ' Grantor(s) hereby agree for the duration of the easements
herein contained to use only those agricultural chemicals as
approved by the U.S. Department of Agriculture and that they will
be used strictly according to the directions stated by the manu-
facturer.
5. Grantor(s) further agree during the duration of the ease-
ments herein contained not to remove any willows, trees, brush
or other vegetation (noxious weeds excepted) from within twenty.-
five (25) feet of any stream or body of water located upon the
premises herein described unless permission in writing be first
obtained from grantee. Grantor will be responsible for the con-
trol of noxious weeds.
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6. Grantor(s) hereby covenanting with said grantee that they
are lawfully seized of all land described herein in fee and that
said lands are free from any encumbrances of whatever nature as
may operate to terminate or interfere with any of the rights and
interests herein granted; and that agreements herein contained
shall be binding upon grantors' heirs, personal representatives,
successors and assigns.
7.. The grantor, his heirs, his personal representatives,
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his successors, and his assigns retain the right to grant rights- r.)
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of-way for headgates and irrigation ditches on said lands.
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Dated this 19th day of_ Decemt+°r , 1967..
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Walter G. Frank
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Vella Frank
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The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this 19t1
er 19 67 by Walter G. frank and Velma Frank,
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3—Aquolls and ,tquents, gravelly substratum. This I(1 Bankard sandy loam, 0 to 3 percent slopes. 'l'his
nearly level map unit is on bottom lands and flood plains is a deep, somewhat excessively drained soil on flood
of all the major stream:, in the survey area. Aquolls, plains at elevations of 4,450 to 5,000 feet. It formed in
which have a dark cohered surface layer, make up about : stratified recent alluvium along streams and rivers. in-
GO percent of the unit. Aquents, which have a lighter eluded in mapping are numerous sand and gravel bars
colored surface layer, make up about 35 percent. About 5 and small areas of noncalcareous soils.
percent. is Aquepts :end [tankard sandy loam. Typically the surface layer of this [tankard soil is
These are deer,, poorly drained soils that formed in brown sandy loam about 4 inches thick. The underlying
recent alluvium. No once pedon is typical, l;omtreonly the
material to a depth of 60 inches is pale brown calcareous
soils have a mottled, mildly alkaline to moderately sand stratified with thin lenses of sandy loam, loam, and
al-
kaline loamy or clayey surface layer and underlying fine gravel.
material and arc underlain by sand or sand and gravel Permeability is moderately rapid. Available water
within 4; inches. In place~ they have a gl+eyr d laver in the capacity is low. The effective rooting depth is 60 inches or
underlying material. more. Surface runoff is slow, and the erosion hazard is
Most of the acreage is subject to flooding. The water low.
table is at or near the surface early in spring and recedes
This soil is suited to limited cropping. It is sandy and
to as deep as 4a ins[;(:; late in fall in some years.
subject to flooding. Pasture is the best use. Tall wheat-
These soils are used for rangeland and wildlife habitat, grass, tall fescue, and annual sweetciover are Rome of the
most. suitable crops. Light, frequent irrigation by furrows
Some small areas !rave, been reclaimed by !major drainage
and flooding is best. Commercial fertilizer improves the
and leveling and are used for irrigated crops.
The potential native vegetation is dominated by alkali amount and value of forage produced.
sacaton, switchgr ass, and western wheatgraas. Saltgrass, The potential native vegetation is dominated by
sedge, rush, and alkali bluegrass are. alsoswitchgrass, indiangrass, sand bluestem, sand reedgrass,
R'r' prominent.rurt 'ideuat.'s grams, nec:dleandthread, and blue grama. M:r,�h
Potential production nmges from 3,000 pounds per acre: in of this range site includes other soils and vegetation in
favorable years to 2,00X) pounds in unfavorable: years. As such a complex pattern that it is difficult to map them
range condition deteriorates, the switchg-r•ass, alkali separately. Potential production ranges from 2,500 pounds
sacaton, and western wheatgrass decrease and saltgrass, per acre in favorable years to 1,500 pounds in unfavorable
sedge, and rush increase.
i;, years. As range condition deteriorates, the tall and mid
Management of vegetation should be based on taking grasses decrease; blue grama, sand dropseed, and fortes
half and leaving half of the total annual production. Seed- increase; and forage production drops. Undesirable weeds
ing is difficult and costly because numerous tillage pray- and annuals invade the site as range condition becomes
tiers are required to eliminate the saltgrass sod. poorer.
Switchgrass, western wheatgrass, alkali sacaton, tall Management of vegetation should be based on taking
wheatgrass, and tall fescue are suitable for seeding. They half and leaving half of the total annual production. Seed-
can be seeded into a clean, firm seedbed. Seedbed ing is desirable only in areas large enough to interseed or
preparation usually requires more than 1 year to to prepare a seedbed. Switchgrass, sand bluestem, sand
eliminate the saltgrass sod. A grass drill should be used, reedgrass, sideoats grama, little bluestem, blue grams, NI-
eliminate early in spring has proven most successful. bescent wheatgrass, and intermediate wheatgrass are
Wetland wildlife, especially waterfowl, utilize this unit. suitable for seeding. This soil can be seeded by using an
irtersc:eder or a firm, clean sorghum stubble. A grass drill The wetland plants provide nesting and protective cover,
as well as some food. The nearby irrigated cropland, is required. Seeding early in spring has proven most. sue-
where wildlife obtain much of their food and find protec- cessful•
tive cover, makes this unit valuable to both wetland and This soil is generally not suited to the establishment
upentand wildlife. and growth of trees and shrubs. Onsite investigation is
t 1penland wildlife, e pecially pheasant, use this unit for shrub species.
to determine feasibility and possible tree and
cover and nesting. Deer find excellent cover in some species.
areas. Wildlife is an important secondary use of this soil. The
`these valuable wildlife areas should be protected from
cropland areas provide favorable habitat for ring-necked
and by pheasant and mourning dove. Many nongame species can
fire and fenced to prevent encroachment
livestock. They should not be drained, be attracted by establishing areas for nesting and escape
'these soils have g.+u(! potential as a source of sand and cover. For pheasants, undisturbed nesting cover is essen-
e;s VIw; Salt Meadow range site:. ttal :end should be included in plans for habitat devc lulr
gravel. Capability subela
ment, especially in areas of intensive agriculture. Rang',
land wildlife, for example, deer and antelope, can be at-
tracted by managing livestock grazing and reseed,rsg
where needed.
This soil is not suited to urban or recreational develop-
ment because of the flood hazard. Capability subclass
1Vw irrigated, VIw nonirrigated; Sandy Bottom land
range site.
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33--Kim loam, :3 to 5 _percent slopes. This is a deep, Windbreaks and environmental plantings of trees and
well drained soil on plains and alluvial fans at elevations shrubs commonly grown in the area are generally well
of 4,900 to 5,250 fret. 1t formed in mixed eulian deposits suited to this soil. Cultivation to control competing
and parent sediment from a wide variety of bedrock. In- vegetation should be continued for as many years as
eluded in mapping are small areas of soils that have possible following planting. Trees that are best suited and
loamy sand underlying material. have good survival are Rocky Mountain juniper, eastern
Typically the surface layer is brown and pale brown redcedar, ponderosa pine, Siberian elm, Russian-olive, anal
loam about 10 inches thick. The upper 28 inches of the un hackberry. The shrubs best suited are skunkbush sumac,
derlying material is pale brown loam. The lower part to a lilac, Siberian peashrub, and American plum.
depth of 60 inches is pale brown fine sandy loam. Wildlife is an important secondary use of this soil. The
Permeability is moderate. Available water capacity is cropland areas provide favorable habitat for ring-necked
high. The effective rooting depth is 60 inches or more. pheasant and mourning dove. Many nongame species can
Surface runoff is medium. and the erosion hazard is be attracted by establishing areas for nesting and escape
moderate. For r or pheasants, undisturbed nesting cover is e+ sen.•
In irrigated areas this soil is suited to crops commonly tial and should be included in plans for habitat develop-
grown in the area. Perennial grasses and alfalfa or close meat, especially in areas of intensive agriculture. Range-
grown crops should be grown at least 50 percent of the
time. Contour ditches and corrugations can be used in it land wildlife, for example, the pronghorn antelope, can be
rigating close growl: crops and pasture. Furrows, contour atLraet.ed by developing livestock watering facilitie s,
managing livestock grazing, and reseeding where needed.
furrows, and cross slope furrows are suitable: for row ,
crops. Sprinkler irrigation is also suggested. Keeping til- this soil has good potential for urban and recreationallager to a minimum and crop residue help to con-
area Increased population growth in the survey
trel erosion. Maintaining fertility is important. Crops area has resulted in increased homesite construction. The
respond to applications of phosphorus and nitrogen. chief limiting soil feature for urban development and road
[n nonirrigated areas this soil is suited to winter wheat, construction is the limited capacity of this soil to support
a load. Sceptic tank absorption fields function properly, but
barley, and sorghum. Most of the acreage is planted to
community sewage systems should be provided if the
winter wheat. The predicted average yield is 28 bushels population density increases. Because of the permeability
per acre. The soil is .ummer faIlowed in alternate years of the substratum, sewage lagoons must be sealed.
to allow moisture accumulation. Generally precipitation is Lawns, shrubs, and trees grow well. Capability subclass
too low for beneficial use of fertilizer. IIIe irrigated, IVe nonirrigated; Loamy Plains range site.
Stubble mulch farming, striperopping, and minimum til-
lage are needed to control soil blowing and water erosion.
Terracing also may be needed to control water erosion.
The potential native vegetation is dominated by blue
grama. Several mid grasses, such as western wheatgrass
and needleandthread, are also present.Potential produc-
tion ranges from 1.600 pounds per acre in favorable years
to 1.1.)00 pounds in unfavorable years. As range condition
deteriorates, the mid grasses decrease; blue grama, buf-
falograss, snakeweed, yucca, and fringed sage increase;
and forage production drops. Undesirable weeds and an-
nuals invade the site a.; range condition becomes poorer.
Management of vegetation on this soil should be based
on taking half and leaving half of the total annual produc-
tion. Seeding is desirable if the range is in poor condition.
Sideoats grama, little bluestem, western wheatgrass, blue
gr:tma, pubescent wheatgrass, and crested wheatgrass are
suitable for seeding. The grass selected should meet the
seasonal requirements of livestock. It can be seeded into
a clean, firm sorghum stubble, or it can be drilled into a
firm prepared seedbed. Seeding early in spring has
proven most successful.
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52—Otero sandy team. 3 to 5 percent slopes. This is a Wildlife is an important secondary use of this soil.
deep, well drainer: sail on plains at elevations of 4,700 to Ring-necked pheasant, mourning clove, and many non-
5,2.50 feet. :t formed in mixed outwash and eolian game species can be attracted by establishing areas for
deposits. Included in mapping are small areas of soils that nesting and escape cover. For pheasants, undisturbed
have loam and clay loam underlying material. Also in- nesting cover is essential and should be included in plate:
doled are small :areas of soils that have sandstone and for habitat development, especially in area.' of intensive
shale within a deft;h of CO inches. agriculture.
Typically the sat-lave layer of this Otero soil is brown Rapid expansion of Greeley and the surrounding area
sandy loam about i:) inches thiek. The underlying material has resulted in urbanization of much of this Otero soil.
to _a depth of 61? settee•:, is pale brown calcareous fine The soil has excellent potential fur urban and recreationai
sandy loam. development. The only limiting; feature is the moderate's
Permeability is rapid. Available water capacity is rapid permeability in the substratum, which causes a
moderate. The effective rooting depth is f0 inches or hazard of ground water contamination front sewage
more. Surface runoff :< medium, and the erosion hazard is lagoons. Lawns, shrubs, and trees grow well. Capability
low. subclass Illo irrigated, Vie nonirrigated; Sandy Plains
This soil is used almost entirely for irrigated crops. It range :;ite.
• is suited to the c•r•,ele,, commonly grown in the area.
Perennial grasses :t::.1 alfalfa or close growing crops
should be gown at least 50 percent of the time. Contour
ditches and corrugations can he used in irrigating close
grown crops and 'mature. Furrows, contour furrows, and 61—Tassel fine sandy loam, 5 to 20 percent slopes.
cross slope furrows are suitable for row crops. Sprinkler This is a shallow, well drained soil on upland breaks at
irrigation is also desirable. Keeping tillage to a minimum elevations of 4.850 to 5,200 feet. It formed in residuum
and utilizing crop residue help to control erosion. Main- from sandstone. Included in mapping are small areas of
taining fertility is important. Crops respond to applica- sandstone outcrop and areas of noncaicareous stole;.
thins of phosphorus; and nitrogen. Typically the surface layer of this Tassel soil is light
The potential oat i:re vegetation on this site is yellowish brown fine sandy loam about 7 inches thick. The
dominated by sand bluestem, sand reedgrass, and blue underlying material is light yellowish brown very fine
grams. Needleandthread, switchgrass, sideoats grama, sandy loam. Sandstone is at a depth of about 11 inches.
and western wheatgrass are also prominent. Potential Permeability is moderately rapid. Available water
production ranges from 2,200 pounds per acre in favora- capacity is low.-The effective rooting depth is 10 to 20
ble years to 1,800 pounds in unfavorable years. As range inches. Surface runoff is medium, and the erosion hazard
condition deteriorate:, the sand bluestem, sand reedgrass, is moderate.
arid switchgrass decrease, and blue grama, sand dropseed, The potential native vegetation is dominated by
and sand sage increase. Annual weeds and grasses invade sideoats grama, little bluestem, blue grama, threadleaf
the site as range condition becomes poorer. sedge, sand reedgrass, and needleandt.hread. Potental
Management of vegetation on this soil should be based production ranges from 1,750 pounds per acre in favors-
on taking half and leaving, half'of the total annual produc- ble years to !)5l} pounds in unfavorable years. As range
don. Seeding is desirable if the range is in poor condition, condition deteriorates, the sideoats grama, little bluestem,
Sand bluestem, sand reedgrass, switchgrass, sideoats and sand reedgrass decrease; yucca, sedge, and slue
grama, blue grama, putrescent wheatgrrass, and crested grama increase; and forage production drops.
wheatgrass are sa.;t:a}tdr for seeding. The grass selected Management, of vegetation should be based on taking
should meet the seast,nal requirements of livestock. It can half or less of the total annual production. Deferred gr•a•r,
be seeded into a clears firm sorghum stubble, or it can be ing is practical in improving range condition. Seeding; xr:el
drilled into a firm prepared seedbed. Seeding; early in mechanical treatment. are impractical.
spring has proven me ;! :,ucccssftil, Windbreaks and environmental plantings are generally
Windbreaks and eavironmental plantings are generally not suited to this soil. Onsite investigation is needed to
suited to this soil :;sell blowing, the principal hazard in determine if plantings are feasible.
establishing trees anti shrubs, can be controlled by cu! Production of vegetation on this treeless soil is low,
tivating only in thetreerow and by leaving a strip of especially during drought, when annual production can be
vegetation between the rows. Supplemental irrigation as low as :d00 pounds per acre. Rangeland wildlife, such :e.;
antelope and scaled quail, can he attracted by managing
may be needed at the time of planting and during dry livestock grazing, installing livestock watering faeilitic-,,
periods. Trees that art• best suitedand have good survival and reseeding where needed.
are Rocky Mountain „uniper, eastern r•edcedar, ponderosa This soil has poor potential for urban development. •1'n"
pine, Siberian elm, icussian••olive, and hackberry. The chief limiting feature is the shallow depth to sandstone
shrubs best suited are sictrnkhush sumac, lilac, and Siberi- Capability subclass Vie irrigated, VIe nonirrigated Sand-
:alt peashrub. stone Breaks range site.
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100 SOIL SUBVF.Y
TARU.F n--RI11LMINC SITE DEVELOPMENT
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wetness. H0tR'1.,. wot o'''�.. . weir- 'se ,.
Aquents e,-e: lev err: :Severe:
floc ::,,
: -n toes^:. wo ra .� � wetness, w,.t;l,a •
r. ,.
eon
ei,liurd cr cave, f1(' 1'13• .cads. . .. I.,.
ands.
34 i v.ht__ - Moderate: Moderate' Moderate:
Kim F_ 5w strength. 1 'ow strength. Low stioaer_r r ,,, ;C•r r,�r.
dope.
tl :aht . Slight ;Moderate: ;Light.
Otero
slope.
'.1-__ ate: :Soler Os: .odnr'nt.e: :Severe: laderate:
',boil pth to rock, t-:o,, . , r .,k. donl.h to r„_k. : slap e. dept/ te r s, k.
TAPSE 7.--SANITARY VACILlTII.T.
[come of the terra. .rel in this table .o describe restrictive soil features are define ' . , ... e .
text for defin.tlors of "slight mocar:_ .e ," "good," "fair," and other tense a ' ".nr r 1 :
Absence of a. _ ,try means soil was out rated]
9011 name and Septic tank Sewage lagoon french Area
map symbol : aianrptlon areas r sanitary
fields landfill __. l rdfi ! :_.._ 'r_..
1 , i :;3Y:2 'evere: :Severe:
A:Ivan I err pa p,e. seepage.
3':
Aqu''lts . ✓ere: , ,verea ;e'reru: .;ever,'-
' hoods Cl r .l . weSn c's
lr :Fevers: -
r +cre: evere;
s arikard :Dods .
a.r, ro. sve Wage.
. r3 _ �_._.._ _ t. . 'era[", flight :Slight :[5o r,d.
'In seepage, ;
slope,
f
5t 52 _:;light ;Severe: Slight .._-_ ;Slight :Good,
„roe seepage.
'..yore: :Severe: Severe: Severe: ;Four:
rssel ' icpth to rock. : depth to rock, depth to rock, seepage. ; thin laver ,
seepage, seepage. ; area reelain.
slc, .
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TArsE 8.--CON."•.TRUi:7ION (•!ATFRIA.i_S
i::,^le of the term ; user' in this table to describe restrictive soil features are defined in the ;ir,ssary. See
text for deN n;r.:r ,ls of "good," ' fair, "poor," and "unsuited." Absence of an entry mean: soil was P.Oi
rated)
;oil name and Roadfill • Sand Gravel
map symbol , I To soli
. ,
- _._.._-:Good . ;Fair: '
dltvarl 'F's r: :Fair:
excess fines. I excess fines. this layer.
, ,
err. I
•
Aquolls :i .,mr: :C od---•- ;
[Fair: Poor:
wetness, : excess fines. , wetness.
, frost action.
ter... (air:
:
Fair: ;Unsuited Poor:
•,nkard mew strength. : excess fine '
' too sandy.
r . ,
:.t,•r,, ,,,Gsuitnd Good
ext:ess fines.
•
11
r ;
•'' low strength. ; -,Goad.
61 :P+.,or: Unsuited ..-.. !Unsuited ;Pc.,r
Tassel : thin layer, ; are r•"-!
area reclaim. '
•
TAfi1.F. 9.--WATER MANACEMFNT
[Some of the terms used in this table to rescrlbe restrictive soil features are defined in the C1-,ssery. Atsr :
of an entry mewls r.•ril was nut evaluated)
Soil name and : ;+,nd '
Embankments, : Drainage irrigation Terraces:
; (irdagr:•1
'nap symbol : reservoir : dikes, and ; and waterways
a, e:as : levees . diver- - . - :
.—_.—_._--_ �. .-...—.—__T .__._.._._....._-_....�..._._- .-._.._.-•
.—. —.—.—.
•
I•
Aquolls :- - : Floods, :Floods, ,Wetness ;wetness
: : poor outlets. : wetness.
f 1 ! : :
:;,,,p,K<' :Piping, Cutbanks gave, ;brourhty, :F.rodeo oassiy, :Dr•%+:J!',tv.
Iiankar'd : : seepage, : floods, ; floods, ; piping. ; ,r-'dr•: .. ,- .: •
: : erodes easily. ; poor outlets. ; seepage. .
•
'2, 33, 34 ;Seeoge, :Piping, :Slope :Slope :Slope, :Slope.
Kim : .slr'pe. : low strength, : ; : piping. ;
: hard to pack. ; ;
> 1 ,•
•
, s '• !• >°• . Piping, Slope :Slope, :Erode:t easily, :Erodes er, :ii :
• ; Hoe seepar.e. : erodes easily,: piping. .
droughty. : .
" :
- ' . • .. ' + rn•.:<, ;rode' esi•.y, Not needed :I7rovAht !Jto roe:k,.f � ,rr :Depth ru 4, '!ivotinr{ dn(;'.
• • , thin layer. ,
roor.tr>0, '.epth. erodes ea:ti' „
•
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TABLE 10.--RECREATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
(Some of the term:; ,:we in this table to describe restrictive soil features are define'". in the Glo-::ary. -es
text for def:nitlr.ns of "slight," "moderate," and "severe." Absence of an entry means s>t1 a:a$ not
rated]
Soil name and
Camp areas , Picnic areas Playgrounds ?at rtn .'rd tr.ri:
-map symbol
,
•
3f
) •
A,•uolls ;
^vere: ;Severe:
, f
wetness, wetness, We':nes. , • wet ,
floods. : floods. fined::. ' fla;:!•:
: 7
1G
•- 'vere: ttuderat.cr. .,e oe'r e: • ;,.1:•..
f••:+r.kard
f1•:oot;. flt..:ds, floods. '
too ;Tandy,
32, 33 -- 'Nocterar.e: ;Moderate: "t.;derat.e: •<u,1r•r •r,
Kim .rusty. . duty. Iope., •fu•_,..t.
i dusty.
+
51 , 52 - :;light :Slight :Moderate:
Slight.
r::,ero
slope.
',1 . ....--:Moderate: :Moderate! ;Severe: :Slight.
'assel : slope. : slope. : depth to rock, :
slope.
TABLE 11.--WILDLIFE HABITAT PO;Er1TIALS
[See text for definitions of "good," "fair," "poor," and "very poor." Absence of an entry tnii�.uten
-was not rated)
Potential for habitat elements f._ •Potential
t `. f+:)bi+ :>t f
Sc:�i name and r dild , -----.. .T_ -...----�-- -•-• - . ...
map symbol train Grasses : herba— : Shrubs Wetland Shallow :Openiar - . w,:r.; ,:id :K ,r•; •
rood seed and : ccrous : plant., water :wifIiife :w:':ili �•n :w)l !1:
r ,
'''. '!2s.,1 legumes : plants : : i abed
1, 2 '3,od :Good :pair :Fair Poor Very poor:Good Very (; :r'I• ,tr .
Altvan ,
:
tan ' : r
•
A';uo1is . ovr ;Poor :Goof :Fair :Good Good ;Fair ;r;o•-,•!
I
I r I
: :
1n -,. . :Fair „'s:r IFrIr :P•'or r
$ankard :Very pour':;:air ;Vi., % I''' ,r ,.• .
, 1
,
33. 34 - :Fir :Good ,Fair :Fair Poor Very oor:F;air
•
r r
I
I
51 , 52, 53 'Fair :Good :Fair :Fair :Very poor :Very poor:Fair ,Very r..'•,•:r , ,•i' .
Otero ; ,
• t i i 1
61 :'.1,),t.r :Poor :Poor :Poor :Very poor:Very poor:Paor :Very p-)nr:roo .
Tassel
, r
1
TABLE 12.--ENSINEERING PROPERTIES AND CLASSIFICATIONS
[The symbol < me:rrt' less than; > means greater than. Absence of an entry means data were not estimated]
r Classification -;Frag- Percentage passing
7/ 11 name and ;;s:-i.h; USDA texture : r----- -lments : sieve number-- ;Liquid ; P:as-
map symbol ; ; : Unified ; AASHTO ; > 3 -1------T------1------1ti
city
limit L.; clty
--...- —: - - - - :inches; 4 10 : 40 1 200 inde.K
I, %•--- ; (r-tl•;1.oam :CL-Ml. :A-4 : 0 ;90-100 R5-100160-95 50-75 ; 20-19 : 5-10
tltvan : 1"- ">; lay loam, le,am :CL :A-6, A-7: 0 :95-100 96-100185-100 70-8G ! 35-50 ; 15-25
•.:,-'-(? : and and gravel :SP, SP-SM:A-1 A-1 1 0 175-95 70-90 :25-35 %l-1O ; --_ ; NP
0: ' ' ' : I
: '
Aqu:,l l s ' :_',1i:Variable : --- --- : --- : --- _ -
:r'•'-,•rt: an•.l, gravelly :3P, SF-SM:A-1 : u-1O ,60-90 ;50-T0 :30-5t! 0-10 : -__ NP
; sand. ; ; ; ; ; ; t ;
';1:r i:rte f ,..1 .ar 1yroam c. n .;M ;A-2. A-4I 0 195-100:90-100:60-70 ;30-4C ' -..- NP
,,:)P--::4, ; , ;70-100;60-100:40-705-25 : ---� d ,!1'A-2, i 0-'> ;!c
gravelly s:•riri. A-3,
: : ; :
: I A-1 ; ; : :
I , I I '• `
I
:A-4 , 0-5 I C-10(1:7 5-100:60-90 ;45-75 ; 20-3c 4 a
'.Im : .' -:::;:..>dm, clay loan. . ':1., r•!,-41.;A-!;, ' r ;q0-100:75-100:70-95 -.
:,.F`i A-fig 1,-, :Gri- S : 2:r-•+0 ';•_
Fine sand T . '•', `d , ,, ,
y � - 'A-r ()-. 'i'•'-i0{):7'i-1!I():711_9�� !40-55 , ,
53-----; 1
), r
'��, `'2, �-': �":?ndy loam ;•iM LA-2 ; 0-1 ;95_1r,(i;75-100;5^,-8t1 ;gin-35 ; -__ NP
)t.er) : 1. -•.f Sandy loam, finel5M :A-2, A-1 ; (:-1 :90-100:50-100:40-80 :20-35 : --- NP
sandy loam, 1 . : : : I :
gravelly sandy ; ; ; ; '
loam. ; : '
1 •
1 , :0-11 ;Fine sandy loam ;ML, SM ;A-4 : 0 :95-100:90-100:70-95 :40-65 : 20-35 NP-',
Tassel 11 .Unweathered : --- : --- : --- 1 - - : --- : --- : --- : --- : ---
bedrock. • •
TAUL1': 14.--SCI[. AND WATER FEATURES
; Absence of an :••r : y indicates the feature is not a concern. See text for descriptions of symbols anti .$,,--
terms as " A-e," 'brief," and "perched.'• The symbol < means less than; > means greater than;
�.__. ffi'h water table---"r—'- - - —_ .,.-.!toil name and •Hyiro-;_.__....-- - T-..._-.-•'r----•___Pe. _...._ , He,jr,lr.k ,t .....
map symh,,l ; logic: Frequency , ' -r-'----I- ; ?!-,,.^,tin's
Duration ;Months Depth Kind ;Months :Depth;'I{3r:1- ; frosr.
vro'M ;
AgI,olls • !: ,Frequent.---- ;Brief ;Apr-Jun:0.5-1.C:A arent;A r-Jun1 >60 'Op P --- ;:iign.
: i
--- •--- A :Frequent---- itrlef ;Mar-Jun: >6.0 ;
;4.;rte __- ; >6.0 -__ : --- ; PO : _-- :Low.
r •
i ,
`.0, 51, 52, 53---•- : !.None ; --_ , --- ; '.6.0 , --_ ; _--
Otero r >60 r -- ,:.r'w.
61 u :None --- ' --- r
Tassel , >i, O .-- --- 11;_ ;Riu ' w
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TABLE 17.--PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF SOILS
`The symbol < mean :erns than; > means greater then. The erosion tolerance factor (Tl in for tap entire
profile. Absr• re of an entry meats data were not available or were not estimated]
cal name and �,! Perme. .. ;.4+aiIab l :Salinity
_ .. T. Risk...... ^.'7rrr._ . . i ':•r; ... .°�< .I
rap symbol le: Sul ,.Sal ini e
r- i bllit. Shrink- fac:� .r•:'l ity , water ;re C.ction r , swell r • ' • •, .
._.. .._._._.-----•-- � -(O/hr ic !:aci!. � ;Uncoated ,%::nur�i:.. , � ;
_.r_. .. -.. .terr .1
r infix ' r.-......... I r st r
''II rMnlhn.",�Cmf T •- - .. i �1.7.
•
' 7 ' I- ' ._-.r- -r'1: >r.�11 :0.04-0.06: .7.4-8. 1 i ?-16 ;Low_ - •ni h :m .y, .
trl' i 2.0--6.0 ;x7.09-i:. lr' 1.71-K.4 t'? r : i
9ar.karo . .-h..; 6.0-206. r _r'w- rMode:r:!te ,w----.-_•r:, !r!' ! .
;0. 5 0 .o, ; 7.'i-8.4 i? ;! ,
. .::w :Ko.lr;rt+• ..• 1:,
1, 3�!e 33, 34 i;; 0.6-2.0 x(1. 16- . 11' 7.9-8.+1 ' t: i.. ...------
1?r! ;1 -c.:) 0.6-2.0 0. 16 -0. 17: ;Low !Moderate !1-) 7-------• . '.; •;
7.9-8.4 , i2 :Lew Moderate
2, 53 i .. 6.0-20 :0.09-0. 13: 7.4-8.4 i
Otero -D0: 6.0-20 :0.08-0.12` 7 4 ;Low High--__ !Low •�;• 1:.
.4-8.4 t4 :Low------- High :Low ,i1. 1'
I
I
1 r
I I ;
G1 .11 : 2.0-5.n '0.16-0.18: 7.4-8.4 j
Tassel -_- , <2 !Low :High :Law ;.,.14J 1
r
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''. United3tates Sod
N4 '� Department of Conservation 4302 W. 9th St. Rd. , Greeley, CO 80634
�tiL.,./ Agriculture Service
Fir. Gerald ks. McRae
McRae & Short, Inc.
].227 8th Ave.
Greeley, CO 80632 December 8, 1982
Mr. McRae,
The following is information which you requested regarding the reclamation
of a 2-46 acre gravel pit area located in Section 19, T6N, R67W, Weld County,
Colorado.
The area r, question is fairly uniform with respect: to existing soils and
potential native vegetation. Soils consist primarily of Aquolls and Aqucnts
with a gravy:lly substratum. Potential vegetation on these sites IG dominated
by alkali seyaton, western wheatgrass, swit.chgrass and sedges along with
lesser Airimnits of other grasses and forbs. In depth information is available
in the "Soil Survey of Weld Co. Colorado(Southern Part)." A list of the pre-
sent plant community has been enclosed for your records.
Upon completion of a prepared seedbed which should include a r.epl.acement of
topsoil to ,a depth of 6-8 inches, shaping of slopes to grades not steeper
than 4:1 : f possible, fertilizer application of 40 lbs. N and 40 lbs. P per
acre, the seeding r.g rates and species to be used should be as follows:
S-PECIES VARIETY IN MIXTURE PLS* `1.0 BE SEEDED
Western whorl. Arriba 40 .4 l.hs./ac.
Suitchgras Grenville 20 0.9 lbs./ac.
Streambar_i: wheat Sodar 20 2.2 lbs./ac.
Reerl canary 20 0.7 lbs./ac.
Total _ 10.2 lbs. PLS/ac.
These seeding rates Are based on 40 PLS per square foot of ground surface for
critLcal area plantings.
Any mounds of stockpiled soil can be seeded to sand dropseed at a rate of
0.5 lbs./ac. PLS to prevent annual weed problems. This should only be con-
sidered i the soil mounds are to _remain for three or more years.
Seed should be planted to a depth of 1/4 - 1/2 inches using a grass drill
equipped with depth bands, double disk furrow openers, packer wheels, agitator
and adequate feeding mechanism. A broadcast method of seeding is not recom-
mended, but ii used, the above seeding rates should be doubled and the ground
surface lightly raked to incorporate the seed into the soil.
*PLS--Pure Live Seed m % Purity x % Germination, -bulk seed quantiti,• should
be 10,25 _ heavier.
LI
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2
If any appreciable time has elapsed between replacement of topsoil and
seeding, .s. may be -necessary to lightly disk the soil to break up the
surface crust and get rid of any weed cover before the seed is driller.!.
Mulch sl:ouid be applied immediately after seeding to prevent disturbance
of the soil surface. Straw mulch should be applied at a rate of 2 tons
per acre a' though other acceptable methods are available for use. A copy
of SCS :1Laudards and specifications on-mulching has been enclosed for. '=our
review.
It is i.mprrant to be critical of any mulch containing viable seed of any
unwanted annuals such as ryc•i;r.ass, kochia or russi an thistle. For this
reason, viay be more advantageous to use some type of excelsior matting
or, if e.ailable, long stemmed prairie hay. Any straw or hay mulch should
then be crimped into the soil to prevent blowing.
The time of seeding should either be in the fall when the ground is suffi-
ciently .:old enough to prevent early germination, usually after Oct. 15;
or in the spring, before April 15, to insure adequate soil moisture. 1
feel that. :.a fall seeding is best in this particular situation due to the
soil sate, ,t.ion problems commonly occurring on these sites in the spring,
it may he ,difficult for seeding equipment to be used at a time when soil
temperature and moisture conditions are optimum.
It will !.bin be necessary to keep the reseeded area protected from vehicles
and livestock disturbances for at. least two years following treatment or
until a :;o' d stand of perennial grass has been established.
IC I can be of any further assistance to you in this matter, please feel
free to con;act me.
Sincere! : ,
•
[_ •C c. A.. •
t/
Alan R. r>rkey
Range Cc:ns.'rvationist.
SCS Gree1.ev Field Office
ARF/kp
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CO-ECS-2
4/82
8 U. S. Department of Agriculture
Soil Conservation Service
_ _ RON MILLER __
Conservationist
REFS ----�---_
"RON 7/3/79
[2ANCE CONDITIONCONDITIONINVENTORYINVENTORYDate
RANGE SITE SALT MEADOW SOIL UNIT ATJOLLS .
LAND UNIT VEL MA FRANK LOCATION OF INVENTORY NW 19-6-67
a-- --_._
Field e l d Number
VEGETATION Acres . '- - -
--
Li t of �1$nt S % composi- I % in po-
List tion by I tential
Grasses and Grass-like }weight (alr-+
plant co:r-
dr •) mu �y
ALKALI SACAT0 S' 5•- � r.._ -•_--.
(n►ESTEIl[d j+J1fEA?'� ;_�`.SS -- - ____. �__._ } _
TAIL WF:EATCRAS f� __- __-_. _ 20
INTERMEDIATE WIyATGRASS --� -_' ---------•-__ 10
SLENDER WIIEA'1'C;t.;SS —_-------____� __.._._._ —_...-•- _ 10
INLAND SALE G;;AS S ' 10_ _
ALKALI BLUE MASS,_ -4---.1.-5--i Y 15
PRAIRIE _SAND'_:F I•:1)_..___ _ _
~_— --__ ___31 ___ _ 1
SAND DROPSEEU __._—. __ __—__ __—__----.--.•---.�—.
NEEDLE AND TIE�eD _____._.__.._.... ----- .�_ __ __I_ 3-- 1
_FOXTAEDGESIL BARLE`• _. - -- �_��_ 3 t ---
S 2 _...._- f -27
_ —_
1C0CNIA
5
LAMBS QUARTERS �' 5
P,r sEY MUSTARLL
_
--1 -
(:, her For'cs a:.1 a``s (T) --- _ _____.�.. ..7...._._____._..._
3
Totals
i
_. ---- --._.._._ 100% I 53
vegetation. Den : y 55
_ Rang( Condition Class * C9_!±
Annual Yield, Total - - _�Kc 'ha 2500 uts/ac air-dry —
Major Animal C1at ses P1an'hed for
Annual Palatable Yield, Total
_._.._..__ Kg/ha lbs/ac air-dry
Annual Useat' e Yield , iota'_ —.._---- -- Kg/ha ______ lbs/a:. air-dry
• Range cond: -.i -, class -nay be lowered one conJition class from Excellent, Good
or Fair when t.:tal annual yield is significantly (2;%) below the site's potential.
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EXHIBIT L. - RECLAMATION COSTS
The attached Table L was used to approximate the maximum reclamation costs
t any one time. Estimated costs of $1200.00/Acre for Major disturbance
area ; $7;0,00/Acre for Moderate disturbance areas and $500.00/Acre• for
Minor disturbance areas were used. A maximum of 15.0 Acre (10.0 Acres in
the Major disturbance and 5,0 Acres in the Moderate disturbance catagory)
was used for the extraction area at any one time. This seems reasonable as
the average annual area to be mined is about 9.,0 Acres.
Table L. sows that the maximum bond amount of about $33,000.00 would be
fairly conistant for the operational years.
If available , "windbreak" trees and other seedlings from the Soil Conserva-
tion Service will be used to assist in the proposed reclammation plantings .
L-1
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AFFIDAVIT OF INTEREST OWNERS
SURFACE ESTATE
Application `c. . _5552_& 555_x __
Subject Y re erty Ptn 19-6-67 ._._ __. ___._._--_...
STATE or ';0. f)RADO )
} ss.
COUNTY OF
THE UN'': BSI NED, being first duly sworn, states that to the best of his or
her knowlr the attached list is a true and accurate list of the names,
addresses d:' 1 te corresponding Parcel Identification Number assigned by the
Weld Count.. ;essor of the owners of property (the surface estate) within
five hundr M )) feet of the property subject to the application. This list
was conipil, from the records of the Weld County Assessor, or an ownership
update fro:1 title or abstract company or attorney, derived from such records ,
or from tP. . +.'cords of the Weld County Clerk and Recorder. The list compiled
from the r' .rd; of the Weld County Assessor shall have been assembled within
thirty (30 vs of the application submission date.
The fe- .eoing instrument was subscribed and sworn to before me this
day . 19 by
WITNESS ;'y • :nd and official seal .
M.y Corm pi res :
Notary Public °)i5 .i th
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AFFIDAVIT OF INTEREST OWNERS.
MINERALS AND/OR SUBSURFACE
Application 555? & 5.553
Subject Pre e"t.y Ptn 19-6-67
STATE OF CLL: 'ADO )
ss.
COUNTY OF WE! ' )
THE UNi.E. :SIGNED, being first duly sworn, states that to the best of his
or her know ,.1ge the attached list is a true and accurate list of the names
and address.,. ; of all mineral owr,c.rs and lessees of mineral owners on or under
the parcel ' and which is the subject of the application as their names
appear upon • records in the Weld County Clerk and Recorder's Office, sr
from an own::r.,4Ii,: update from a title or abstract co npany or an attorney.
The feeee;ping instrument was subscribed and sworn to before me
this ::1,, of , 19 _ By
WIT'NESS,m.y ,i-. . and official sea: .
My Conn 5 , ,. ".'.p rec
Notary Public 916 L()m ;t"(.5reeitiy, CO 8661•
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NAM OF OWNERS OF PROPERTY WITHIN E FEET
Please print or type
NAME ADDRESS, TOWN/CITY, ASSESSOR'S PARCEL
STATE AND ZIP CODE IDENTIFICATION W
Town of Windsor P.O. Box 627, Windsor, CO 80550 0807-19-000-038
Norman E, J.H. , Jr.
Jacoby, and Pauline S. Rt. 1 Box 202, Windsor CO 80550 0807-19-000-027
80526
Pitner, Richard L. and Linda L. 520 Apple Blossom Lane, Ft. Collins 0807-19-000-018
Windsor-Weld Land
Syndicate, Inc. 1627 S. Sionton, Arvado, CO 80012 0807-19-000-001
Pitner, Richard 80526
and Linda 520 Apple Blossom Ln. , Ft. Collins 0807-20-000-019
2 parcels in the NE4, Section 24, T6N, R68W, Larimer County, Colorado:
a) Investment Systems, Inc. 408 Main St. , Windsor, CO 80550
b) Thomas J. Cowan 1617 N. 35th Ave. Ct. , Greeley, CO 80631
8420 SE Frontage Road
Kenneth and Leone Thayer Fort Collins. Colorado 80525 0807-30-OQO-034
United Bank of Greeley P.O. Box 1057. Greeley. CO 80632 0807-30-000-017
Sta.oSw..te-es f'zC-- ,-,wA:r�vc.:-
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NAME ADDRESS , MOWN/CITY, ASSESSOR' S PARCEL
STATE AND ZIP CODE IDENTIFICATION #
C anCl5 - Ss De,a-fo4 , TX 74,20/ 0807- (4- Doo- 631
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SECURITY ABSTRACT COMPANY
OF WELD COUNTY
916 10th Street
GREELEY, CO. 80631
OWNERSHIP AND ENCUMBRANCE REPORT REPORT # 10776R0
LEGAL DESCRIPTION:
West Half of the Northwest Quarter (W/2NW/4); Southwest Quarter (SW/4); Southwest Quarter
of the Southeast Quarter (SW/4SE/4); the South Fifteen (S15) acres of the Northwest Quarter
of the Southeast Quarter (NW/4SE/4) , in Section 19, Township 6 North, Range 67 West of the
6th P.M. Weld County, Colorado. EXCEPT that portion of the West Half of the Northwest
Quarter (W/2NW/4) conveyed to Colorado Department of Highways by Deed recorded in Book 1522,
Page 297, Weld County Records, ALSO EXCEPTING therefrom that portion conveyed to C.M.R. , Inc.
a Colorado Corporation by Deed recorded 12-14-70, in Book 637, Reception No. 1558826.
RECORD TITLE VESTEL IN:
V.elma Frant, by Joint Tenancy Warranty Deeds granting to Walter G. Frank and Velma Frank,
recoraed�2-25-52, in Book 1325, at page 270, and recorded 2-28-62, in Book 1607, at page
527. Certificate of Death for Walter George Frank, recorded 8-31-79, in Book 880, under
LIENS AND ENCUMBRANCES OF RECORD: Reception #1801947.
Deed of Trust from Velma Frank, payable to THE FEDERAL LAND BANK OF WICHITA, recorded
4-7-82, in Book 965, under Reception #1888115. In the amount of $262,000.00
Financing Statement from Velma Frank, payable to UNITED BANK OF GREELEY, recorded 3-8-83,
under Reception #0181134.
THIS IS A REPORT OF OWNERSHIP & ENCUMBRANCES OF RECORD AFFECTING THE ABOVE DESCRIBED
PROPERTY. IT IS NOT TO BE CONSTRUED AS A COMMITMENT FOR TITLE INSURANCE, NOR AS A
POLICY OF TITLE INSURANCE. SECURITY ABSTRACT COMPANY OF WELD COUNTY (STEWART TITLE
OF GREELEY) MAKES NO DETERMINATION OF THE SUFFICIENCY UNDER LAW OF ANY OF THE DOCUMENTS
MENTIONED HEREINABOVE. THE LIABILITY OF SECURITY ABSTRACT COMPANY OF WELD COUNTY
(STEWART TITLE OF GREELEY) IS LIMITED TO THE ACTUAL AMOUNT CHARGED FOR THIS REPORT.
THIS WRITTEN REPORT DOES NOT REFLECT ANY OF THE FOLLOWING:
1 . ) BANKRUPTCIES WITH FROM DATE OF JUDGMENT ANTEDATE THE REPORT BY MORE THAN FOURTEEN
YEARS.
2. ) ANY JUDGMENTS OF RECORD. ANY FEDERAL OR STATE TAX LIENS.
3.) PAID TAX LIENS WHICH FROM DATE OF PAYMENT ANTEDATES THE REPORT BY MORE THAN
SEVEN YEARS.
4. ) ANY INSTRUMENTS PERTAINING TO MINERALS.
NOTE: ALL RECORDING NUMBERS AND INFORMATION PERTAIN TO THE CLERK AND RECORDERS
OFFICE OF WELD COUNTY, COLORADO.
-RECORDS CERTIFIED TO THE 27th DAY OF April , 19 83 AT 7:45 A.M.
THIS REPORT IS MADE FOR THE BENEFIT OF Bob Bosley
SECURITY ABSTRACT COMPANY
OF WELD COUNTY
BY •.
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Yor. fl STATE OF
Rev.2-7
DEPARTMENT
INHERITANCE
RELEASE OF INHERITANCE TAX LIEN
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Estate of WALTER GEORGE Pte{—_ �__�--- __ _ _.w_ ------------
o January 31, 1979
Date of Death _-- _ _ _—.. _________
• Gross Estate ._.____153,2$7.87
o
t- It appearing to the Executive.Director, Department of Revenue that it is not necessary to preserve
C1 the lien granted by the Colorado inheritance tax law against-the hereinafter-described real estate, in
which the above named decedent had an interest, by virtue of the authority vested in meiinder the pro-
• visions of Title 39-23-156, CRS 1973, I do hereby forever release-and discharge the inheritance tax lien
against the following described-real estate, to-wit:
0 e -V;\11.-
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West Half of the Northwest Quarter (W1/2/NW3 ) ; Southwest Quarter.
(SW ) ;Southwest Quarter of the Southeast Quarter (SW4/SE,,) ;
-the South Fifteen (S 15) acres -of-the Northwest Quarter of the
Southeast Quarter (NW3/-SEk,) , in Section 19, Township 6 North,
-Range 67 West of the _6th'P.M. , Weld County, Colorado,
£XCEPT that portion of -the-West -Half of the Northwest Quarter
(W1/2/NW1/4) conveyed to Colorado Departurerrt of Highways by Deed
-recorded in Took 1522, Page 297, Weld County Records,
ALSO :Fa ;PIING therefran that portion conveyed to C.M.R. ,Inc.
a Colorado corporation by Deed recorded December 14, 1970,
in Book 637, -Reception No. 1558826, Weld County Records,
held in joint title with Melaka Prank, surviving spouse.
Dated at Denver, Colorado,
_�- - July IQ ,19_Z •
• By •
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Note—This release rnuet be recorded in the office of-the clerk and recorder of the county in which_-he property is
situate.
Form 17.Rev.t-73 Release of Inheritance-24a —ursorer4 1'ubllablag Co.,1121-11 Stout Stmt,Denver.Colorado-t•7$
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SECURITY fP STRAIT COMPANY OF WELD COUNTY
Q16 '.Tenth Street
Greeley , Colorado 80631
1-303-352-4+ 571
:•`^_MORANDUM OF TITLE OF MINERALS ONLY CERTIFICATE# 5553
GAL DESCRIPTION
The W NW 4; SW's; SW'SEk & S. 15 Acres NW'SE-k in
Section 19 , Township 6 North, Range 67 West, 6th
:[L & GAS LEASES CURRENT AS TO PRIMARY TERM:
Book -639 at Reception No. 1560588 (Copy Attached)
Book 855 at Reception No. 1776748 "
Book 965 at Reception No. 1888117
( E:xc_ept Reservoir , Irrigation Ditches , and B ants o ; Way of -Roads )
HL:CORI) TITLE OWNER:
Velma Frank (Copies Attached)
T ! ERAL OWNERS :
. Book 332, Page 221 'I (Copies Attached)
Book 1101, Page 407
Book 1109 , Page 402
CUMBRANCES :
U-140787 (Copy Attached)
U-164233
Book 965 at Reception No. 1888115 "
U-181134 r' "
'H:S STATEMENT IS MADE FOR THE BENEFIT OF Robert C. Bosley
' -S STATEMENT IS NOT TO BE CONSIDERED AN OPINION AND WE ASSUME NO FINANCIAL
' BILITY BY VIRTUE THEREOF.
TESTAMONY WHER[;OF WE SIGN THIS STATEMENT AS OF THE 13t1 AY OF May 19 8
7 : 45 A. M.
SECURITY ABSTRACT COMPANY OF WELD COUNTY
By ! U 207 t i" 427 •
. F: ALL RECORD.:.N DATA PERTAINS TO THE CLERK AND RECORDER 'S OFFICE CF WELD
' I '+T'Y COLORADO.
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UNION rt C7-1C RAILROAD COMPANY
DFFD NO. 2620
KI:Or t g)1j IV TitF.F. -PHI Tf " That UNION PACIFIC-RAILROAD COMPANY,a corporation-exlstifg: , 4Y
under and h -rlrtae of the lawn of the State of Utah, 1n oonnideretion of the sup of twenty-two " Sf
hundred 4 441* t lri:y-one wad 75/100 (.(2:'31.75) Dollar,, -to it paid, the-receipt Of which is ]ereh'f , 11''.
acl(nowledred, dollh ,ubleet however to the exoeptions, rseervstionn end Conditions herelnatter , ,,'1, .,,,,,,,(
written, her Hey ((rent, bargain, sell xnd oorreoy Unto'DOROTHY MF'TCALFE, of the County Of tarixxrr' in l;r:
the State of L'ol.redo, the Tollowinr; described reel estate, nitwits, lying and being in the ')Or5,
II Counties or t'+,.ld And Latimer and in the State of Colorado, towltt ' r v
I' The rAlt., Went Quarter ( �Y of Section No. nineteen (19); and the Routh Naar OT the Seth ,,5'.,.V
Fast quart...,• ( -' ofr,W.P4) of Section No. Thirty--five
•I ive (35) In-Township No. six (6) North or rants '
No. -sixty-riven (b7) West of the Sixth Principal Meridian; and the North Half of the North Fast- a
I grArter ( N.,i2 ,fh(Pt); and the South-rent quarter of the North flint queRer ( S15 of the y'P4)®ratad ,1 J
(I the South I'Alf ( :'a) of Section No. Twenty-five (25) in-Township Ilo. Six (6) North of freatlrr Pee -
Sixty-siyi.t LSE) ',Fest of the Sixth Principal Meridian;
1 Fxceptinti and excluding from this conveyance a strip, piece or parcel o3 lard-Tat Ttat�rsd (205)i.r 7het '
feet in width, dicing One Hundred (100) test in width on sash side of the center till ot.tber Mtn', ar 0
track'of OnionPaoifta-Railroad ( -known an the Denver-liorthert llne)-an t1', Base has teary 'A4 ;-. ¢ '
,,I surveyed, located end staked lout, through, upon, over and*.aeons the South lest mete! ( iniii:'(!'`c.t,'A -
I of pectin o No._Nineteen (19), in Township No six (6) North of range No. et (A-seven (67) Wxsta^er'i,:n°`,k"
-the 3ixch Principal Meridian, and containing an are96f Eleven (111 ace 1',/100 acres-Of`ItenivoiteR,44 'a Ii '.
l�' or less. al said strip, piece or parcel of land was conveyed to ii• -On Pact tc,e Reilreite QO ►'1.7 ;.'-
Dorothy Metcalfe..(: William Metoalte, her husband , and Those-l'. -Robertson, Trustee,an rat f. Pt «`*r'
1; THE POUION1 VAIJ,L1 NATIONAL BANK, of For•. Collins, Colorado, by qut. slain deeds., [an d+te'd ^a . i
Jaruary l3ir, A.1 D. 1909,-aid recorded upon the 26th day of January A. D. 1909,,.in:$Rapt 5•541,0- xi,GI(lt;
of the Deed records of Weld County, Coleredo, at Pages 31and 32 thereof, the t'raotaJb-2 a.ast$' e.; g tat
-hereby eonveyed aontsin a not arse of t Y Hundred and-sixty-four (664) and yytosto 'hetes" ombfit, cQ i��`i :
F.XCKPTING AIM 1t ti* to said'Un.Jn9'toifto 'raitn'nA-Dasysny, its eareWaebrs •t •' 14:',11,L4
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3HCOND: The erci sivt right to prospeet inslflei span said lan9 for eat* rd ot�ret! i
is or ehiah nay lee ,,vpppddsed to be therein, area to Tins for.and -Anon*, 1fMM•Isu(A!2a)sd 41 t �� e
other-ainsnls ujttoh say be iQuP1d L1feHOt1 by any ere kt , �y"rfg4i ,urn ,w•. �. )g�iN- 1 , k,A' kl
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.. !of the (Stets of Utah, for -the -ooanide—atton of One Htrindr-.G ' t ;#�
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I to TRY S1INC.DOR XIdn:ANTIL3 COrIRAR7., a corporation of the (
1 Star of Colorado, -the -following desaoribed real-property 1`•, + ifi,••,+
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ai-tvate in tiro ISo!"nty of Weld and-State of Colorado, to wit; .,.0•'..
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t �'l , -A strip, peon or-parcel of land two_hundr ditr , p j*
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t a.ad six-tenths (14.6) mores, more or less, situate f�+ " . E,,
in and extending ^arose the Laouthe st Quarter ,' ;`�
tt a,, ((91 1/4) of boa ion Thiety..tt, (52), Township Six 'Ss - "
(6) North, Rare Sixty-seven (5' •) host of Lies Ise �• <.,-,••• , •at
f 9iit4 Prinoip+r t 1[erldt In Vold CouJnty, Colorado S' ` !
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being-one hundred. (100 feet in width, *,'ensured at j F ;j,I`.
; 11 '' right angles Ytad/or radially on °Lohytide-of the i iii. ': s ' 1`1,1
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B ali line of railroad of the Union Pc,cift.0 Railroad (
} ,s ` Company ad heretofore surveyed, loeatsb; Iw.s4 stake?! il' ,... ''x
i. :;)MI out upon the ground over and aci^c,ee said Routhsaar a'
�t 1 :baerter (tit 1/4) of Ssotlon '4 rty..two (32). ` t r;'
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;t I ! s Paoifio Railroad-Company by tiar-vey d. Parish and i` �� �. b
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•:' hundred (M0) feet in width containing an area o7 1, ,,, '�r ;
;xl fide (8) mares, store or lees, situate IA and •txtend.• 6 ,4;'y
't ing aortae the 6otthwest Qviertar of M1.e sou ta-I,oat
14 i x.+ Quarter (OW 1/4) uY 8Y 1/4) of (4sation Nineteen '
, r f,;; (19), Township Six (-6) North Range Bixty-seven (-7) '� �{, �
= , Nest o7 the Sixth Principal Meridiaat 9.n said -Welds Y � tr.
• : County, C-oloradc,, being one hundred tiro) foot in qi
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not oonatructed line of-railroad of said Uni •sz x' "
1; 7aoiflo-Railroad -Company, cc heretofore surveyed, >
boosted and staked out upon the ground over and , + ' ?' t,•.
aarotls said Southanelt Quarter of the Sotttlssaot •I.,•
Quarter (-8W 1/4 aT 8Y 1/4) of 8eotion Nineteen (19). ,' ° �''
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Ronrlotts Allao, hie wife, by warranty deed dateA- l'I.:
d ilovewber 11, 1908, and-rsoorded on page 306 of �� *
1! I SNook 287 of Deeds, oY the records of said Veld lw ':
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"e;i EXCEPTIMO -MID Ri8ICRVING tozald Union Pmolfio Railroad Com..
`'i ', party. Sts auoneesors, g�ntses-and aeei-gne:
'q '4;, firetl The fee staple title to any and ! •win .,• all ooa.1 oil and other minerals within or .-� 3
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'� ''' all inorgenio enbstanoee (t-noludtng oil anit ,; ,."�"'
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their awn cake, or their own epeotfio wigs, it
t being the intention of the gr-antor to uonrey a ,I
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1:•' ';A.. Beoandt -The perpetual and exoluelve right iii{4'.
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the xarth or other matter �antaining game .,:. • l '
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finks, and the placing And operation of ■nobinery ;,.,n}c,_:: ,Myyyyi^y;.^
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,: ..,---1,�' �' Tnl,..q: 7:-,e perpetual right to remove the sub- r••`4-d,f
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SECURITY ABSTRACT COMPANY
OF WELD COUNTY
916 10th Street
GREELEY, CO. 80631
OWNERSHIP AND ENCUMBRANCE REPORT REPORT # 10775PD
LEGAL DESCRIPTION:
All that part of Sections Ninteen (19), and Section Eighteen (18) , Township Six (6) North,
Range Sixty-seven (67) West of the 6th P.M. , Weld County, Colorado, as described in
Warranty Deed recorded 7-28-78, in Book 840, under Reception #1761634, except that part
conveyed by Warranty Deed recorded 6-27-79, in Book 873, under Reception #1795199.
(see attached copies)
RECORD TITLE VESTED IN:
qcy RdshitAllby Warranty Deed recorded 1028-69, in Book 617, under Reception #1538680,
and dTy arrranty Deed recorded 7-28-78, in Book 840, under -Reception #1761634.
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LIENS AND ENCUMBRANCES OF RECORD:
None
THIS IS A REPORT OF OWNERSHIP & ENCUMBRANCES OF RECORD AFFECTING THE ABOVE DESCRIBED
PROPERTY. - IT IS NOT TO BE CONSTRUED AS A COMMITMENT FOR TITLE INSURANCE, NOR AS A
POLICY OF TITLE INSURANCE. SECURITY ABSTRACT COMPANY OF WELD COUNTY (STEWART TITLE
OF GREELEY) MAKES NO DETERMINATION OF THE SUFFICIENCY UNDER LAW OF ANY OF THE DOCUMENTS
MENTIONED HEREINABOVE. THE LIABILITY OF SECURITY ABSTRACT COMPANY OF WELD COUNTY
(STEWART TITLE OF GREELEY) IS LIMITED TO THE ACTUAL AMOUNT CHARGED FOR THIS REPORT.
THIS WRITTEN REPORT DOES NOT REFLECT ANY OF THE FOLLOWING:
1 . ) BANKRUPTCIES WITH FROM DATE OF JUDGMENT ANTEDATE THE REPORT BY MORE THAN FOURTEEN
YEARS. •
2. ) ANY JUDGMENTS OF RECORD, ANY FEDERAL OR STATE TAX LIENS.
3. ) PAID TAX LIENS WHICH FROM DATE OF PAYMENT ANTEDATES THE REPORT BY MORE THAN
SEVEN YEARS.
4. ) ANY INSTRUMENTS PERTAINING TO MINERALS.
NOTE: ALL RECORDING NUMBERS AND INFORMATION PERTAIN TO THE CLERK AND RECORDERS
OFFICE OF WELD COUNTY, COLORADO.
RECORDS CERTIFIED TO THE 27th DAY OF April , 19 83 AT 7:45 A.M.
THIS REPORT IS MADE FOR THE BENEFIT OF Bob Bosley
SECURITY ABSTRACT COMPANY
OF WELD COUNTY
BY A :
P . 14
916 Tenth Street.
Greeley , Colorado 80631
1- 303-352-x+ 571
ORANDUM OF TITLE Off' MINERALS ONLY CERTIFTCATE,#.5552
;AL DESCRIPTION :
The E1/2N-Wk; W3NEk & N. 25 Acres NW4SEk; Section 19 , Township 6 North,
Range 67 West of the 6th P. M. ;
. .:.:cept Reservoirs , Irrigation Ditches , _and Rights o-' Way of Roads )
: ORD TITLE OWNER :
Mai Richards (Copy Attached)
•
LUERAL OWNERS :
Mary Richards (Copy Attached)
& GAS LEASE_.' CURRENT AS TO PRIMARY TERM:
Book 855 at Reception No. 1776749 (Copy Attached)
. Uh1BRANCES :
U-181.649 (Copy Attached)
: .:s STATEMENT IS MADE FOR THE BENEFIT OF Robex't__C.__Bos1ey_____.__-.--- ----_-...... ._. .._
. IS STATEMENT IS NOT TO BE CONSIDERED AN OPINION AND WE ASSUME NO FINANCIAL
! 1 ABILITY BY VIRTUE THEREOF.
: N TESTAMONY WHEREOF WE SIGN THIS STATEMENT AS OF THE 12t1-DAY OF
T 7 : 45 A. M.
SECURITY ABSTRACT. COMPANY OF WELD COUNTY
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EXECUTED COPY
MINING LEASE
(Sand, Gravel and Rock)
THIS LEASE AGREEMENT, made this 24th day of June, 1981, between
VELMA FRANK of Windsor, Colorado and LA POUDRE SAND u GRAVEL, INC. ,
a Colorado corporation, of Windsor, Cclorado (hereinafter referred
to as Renter), WITNESSETH:
1. LE:ISLD PREMISES: Land owner, in consideration of the
agreements set forth herein to be kept and performed by the Renter
and the payment of rents and royalties by Renter as provided herein,
and subject to the terms and conditions hereof, hereby leases to
Renter that certain tract of land situated in the County of Weld,
State of Colorado. which is particularly described in Exhibit "A"
attached hereto and made a nart hereof, for the purpose of quarrying,
mining, removing, and marketing therefrom all sand, gravel, and rock,
and other minerals hereinafter mentioned, all of which are herein
referred to as "materials".
2. TERM OF LEASE. This lease shall be in effect for a period
of five (5) years from the date hereof. Renter shall have the right
and option to renew this lease for successive five (5) year terms
thereafter as long as commercial production of said materials continues
on a regular monthly or seasonal basis. Tor this option, Renter agrees
to pay and Landowner agrees to accept the sum of One Hundred and
no/100 ($100.00) Dollars, which shall be paid on the date hereof and
receipt of which is hereby acknowledged by Land Owner.
3. R-ENTS AND ROYALTIES. Renter agrees to pay the following
rentals:
a) Renter agrees to pay, and Land owner agrees to accept
the sum of One Dollar ($1.00) per year as and for the
total rental due herein as long as no materials are
removed in any quantity from any part of the leased
premises.
b) At the time development of the leased premises, or any
portion thereof, is commenced for the removal of such
materials, by obtaining the necessary engineering and
filing the required initial applications with the proper
governmental agencies, the parties hereto agree to enter
into a supplemental royalty agreement based upon the then
current prevailing market prices for such materiala,. Said
supplemental agreement shell set forth and provide for
items such as: the rate; and sums of :o.oney to be received
by each of the partie< hereto from such development , which
sums and -rates shall reflect thirty-five (.t °) to Landlord
and sixty-five (u5`,) to Renter, the manner of keep:r•
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Mining L.e.eee
records and the availability of those records to the
parties hereto, protection and restoration of the surface
during the said following development, payment of taxes,
respective obligations and liabilities of the parties,
and such other and necessary provisions as may be required.
4. MINERALS DEFINED: This lease shall include and cover sand,
ravel , rock, ane all other minerals of every kind and nature with the
• exception of oil, gas, hydrocarbons and all other similar products
which may be the subject of an oil and gas lease. This lease shall
not cover nor include .any of the surface of the leased premises eecept
that portion necessary for the mining and production of -the sand, gravel,
rock, and other minerals mentioned in this Paragraph.
S. LAND-OWNERS GUARANTEE: The Land-owner hereby specifically
guaranties and _agrees that the Land-owner will make no sales, leases,
exchanges, mortgages, encumbrances, or any other method or mode of
transfer of Landowner's interest in and to said materials and minerals
leased hereunder to any person other than the Renter after the date
hereof and during the term of this lease or any renewal thereof; nor
will the Landowner make or execute any instrument providing for, nor
permit in any other manner, use of the leased premises by any third
(party which might or could interfere with the Renter's use cf the leased
premises, as provided herein.
6. RENTERS GUARANTEE. Renter agrees to protect all of the
andowner's right, title and interest in and to the leased premises
and to use all lawful means to prevent encroachment and damage to the
less-ed premises by any third party. Renter also agrees to exert its
hest efforts to develop the leased premises in the manner and for the
uses set forth herein; provided however, lack of such development shall
not be a reason or ground for termination of this lease by Landlord.
7. This Agreement shall be fully binding upon all of the heirs,
euceessers, personal representatives, and assigns of the parties hereto.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF the parties have signed this Agreement on the
'4th day of June, 1'981.
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LANDOWNER: •
]Velma Frank
RENTER: La Poudr,a Sand & Ceravei , inc.
3Y
-- President�
',ttest :
t an D. Iioslo',, f cretare
PRELIMINARY AGREEMENT
This Preliminary Agreement, made this 2 day of u
1981, between MARY RICHARDS-SMITH, deali:ag in her separate property
(hereinafter referred to as Richards-Smith) of Denton, Texas and
LA POtiDRE SAND & GRAVEL, INC. , a Colorado corporation (hereinafter
referred to as Corporation) of Windsor, Colorado, WITi1ESSETH:
WHEREAS, Richards-Smith is the owner of certain real property
in Weld County, Colorado which at this time appears to have
potential for the commercial production of sand, gravel, and
rock, but said lands have not been tested nor developed; and
WHEREAS, the Corporation has leased certain real estate from
its principal stockholder, Velma Frank, which lands adjoin the
Richards-Smith lands on the west, for the purpose of developing
said lands for the production of sand, gravel, and rock and the
corporation is presently in the process of testing, obtaining
permits, and generally doing those things necessary and required
for the development of said lands; and
WHEREAS, it is the desire of both parties hereto, in rthe
event sand, gravel and rock can be feasibly produced commercially
from the Velma Frank lands, that Richards-Smith lease all of her
lands to the Corporation for the same purpose, namely, commercial
production of sand, gravel, and rock.
NOW THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual agreements,
covenants, and benefits -running from one party to the other, the
parties agree as follows:
1. During the term of this agreement, if the commercial
production o-f sand, gravel, and rock appears feasible to the
Corporation, the Corporation shall have the right to enter on the
lands belonging to Richards-Smith, or any part thereof, for the
purpose of making the necessary tests for such development thereof,
which tests shall be at Corporation's expense.
2. In making such tests, Corporation agrees not to disturb
unreasonably the land nor the use then being made thereof. In
the event such commercial production does not appear feasible,
Corporation agrees, at its expense, to restore the land it uses
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for such tests to its condition kmmediately prior to such testing.
3. After the necessary tests have been run, if Corporation
_determines that the production of sand, gravel, and rock is
commercially feasible, the parties hereto agree to enter into a
mining lease upon the terms and conditions of the copy of the
mining lease -attached hereto as Exhibit "A", which lease shall e
executed by the parties hereto within thirty (30) days following
the Corporation's request therefor.
4. The term of this Agreement shall be for two (2) years
from its date, and during said term Richards Smith agrees not to
lease nor to execute any option or other instrument on all or any
part of said lands, -Co any -party other than the Corporation, for
any purpose whatever relating to the _exploration, mining and/or
production of sand gravel or rock in, on or from any of said
lands of Richards Smith, to the end that the Corporation shall
have the exclusive right to enter upon said lands for such purposes.
In the event that the tests provided for hereinabove have not
been completed within the two-year—term of this agreement, then
Richards-Smith shall have the option of: 1) declaring this
Preliminary Agreement terminated; or, 2) require Corporation to
renegotiate this Preliminary Agreement prior to any renewal
thereof; or; 3) renew this Preliminary Agreement on xhe same
terms and conditions as herein set forth; PROVIDED HOWEVER, if
Richards-Smith fails to exercise any of the foregoing options,
this Preliminary Agreement shall be deemed to be renewed for one
additional successive two-year term on the same terms and conditions
as herein set forth.
5. This Agreement shall be fully binding upon all of the
heirs, personal representatives, successors and assigns of the
parties hereto.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have executed _this Agreement
as of the date first above written.
(M ry Richards- mith)
I.A POi1DRE SAND & GRAVEL, INC.
By: L/.a lee...,-
—"Ter—F.-am Frank
MINING LEASE
(Sand,—Uravel; and Rock)
THIS LEASE AGREEMENT, made this Z / day of
19 $(, between MARY RICHARDS-SMITH of Denton, Texas (hereinafter
referred to as Landowner) and LA POUDRE SAND & GRAVEL, INC. , a
Colorado corporation, of Windsor, Colorado (hereinafter referred
to as Renter), WITNESSETH:
1. LEASED PREMISES. Landowner, in consideration of the
agreements set forth herein to be kept and performed by Renter
and the-payment of rents and rcyalties by Renter as provided
herein, and subject so the terms and conditions hereof, hereby
leases to Renter that certain tract of land situated in the
County of Weld, State of Colorado, which is particularly described
in Exhibit "A" attached hereto and made a part hereof, for the
purpose of quarrying, mining, removing, and marketing therefrom
all sand, gravel, and rock, and other minerals hereinafter mentioned,
all of which are herein referred to as "materials".
2. TERM OF LEASE. This :ease shall be _in effect for a
period of five (5) years from the date hereof. Renter shall have
the right and option to renew this lease for successive five (5)
year terms thereafter as long as commercial production of said
materials continues on a regular monthly or seasonal basis. For
this option, Renter agrees -to pay and Landowner agrees to accept
the sum of One Hundred and no/100 ($100.00) Dollars, which shall
be paid on the date -hereof and receipt of which is hereby acknowledged
by Landowner.
3. RENTS AND ROYALTIES. Renter agrees to pay the following
rentals:
a. Renter agrees to-pay, and Landowner agrees to accept,
the sum of One-Dollar ($1.00) per year as and for the total
rental due herein as long as no materials are removed in any
quantity from any part of the leased premises.
b. At the time development of the leased premises, or any
portion thereof, is commenced for the removal of such materials,
by obtaining she necessary engineering and filing the required
(Exhi).1c "A")
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_a_
initial applications with the proper governmental agencies,
the parties hereto agree to enter into a supplemental royalty
agreement based upon the then current prevailing market
prices for such materials. Said supplemental agreement
shall set forth and provide for items such as: the rates
and sums of money to be received by each of the parties
hereto from such development, which sums and rates shall
reflect thirty-five percent (35%) to Landlord and sixty-five
percent (657,) to Renter, the manner of keeping records and
the availability of those records to the parties hereto,
protection and restor-ation of the surface during the said
following development, payment of taxes, respective obligations
and liabilities of the parties, and such other and necessary
provisions as may be required.
4. MINERALS DEFINED. This Lease shall include and cover
sand, gravel, rock, and all other minerals of every kind and
nature with the •exception of oil, gas, hydrocarbons and all ocher
similar products which may be the subject of an oil and gas
lease. This lease shall not cover nor include any of the surface
of the leased premises except that portion necessary for the
mining and production of the sand, gravel, rock, and other minerals
mentioned in this paragraph.
5. LANDOWNERS GUARANTEE. The Landowner hereby specifically
guarantees and agrees that Landowner will make no sales, leases,
exchanges, mortgages, encumbrances, or any other method or-mode
of transfer of Landowner's interest in and to said materials and
minerals leased hereunder to any person other than Renter after
the date hereof and during the term of this lease or any renewal
thereof; nor will Landowner make or execute any instrument providing
for, nor permit in any other manner, use of the leased premises
by any third party which might or could interfere with Renter's
use of the leased premises, as provided herein.
6. RENTERS GUARANTEE. Renter agrees to protect all of
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Landowner ' s right, title and interest in and to the leased premises
and to use all lawful means to prevent encroachment and damage to
the leased premises by any third -party. Renter also a-grees to
exert its best efforts to develop the leased premises in the
manner and for the uses set forth herein; provided however, lack
of such development shall not be a reason or ground for termination
of this lease by Landlord.
7 . Thia Agreement shall be fully binding upon all of the
heirs , successors , personal representatives, and assigns of the
parties hereto.
IN WITf. SS WHEREOF the parties have signed this agreement on
the 4/ day of _ L?s,'e----- ' l 9 S/ .
LANDOWNER:
(Mary, icha s--Smith)
RENTER: LA POUDRE SAND & GRAVEL, INC.
By: Vi '. - sG --'__—___
_ resident
t est :
cretary .
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(Exhibit "A" attached to and forming a part of the Mining Lease
between Mary Richards-Smith and La Poudre Sand & Gravel, Inc . )
East 1131f of the Northwest Quarter (E2NW4) ; and, West Half
of the Northeast Quarter. (W' NE 4) ; and, Northwest Quarter of
Southeast Quarter (NWkSE%) ; all in Section Nineteen (19) ,
Township Six (6) , North, Range 67 West of the 6th P .M. , Weld
County, Colorado, containing two hundred (200) acres , more
or less .
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LOCAL GOVERNMENT APPROVAL
This report and application have been concurrently submitted to the Weld
County Commissioners for a "Use By Special Review" permit. This should
be completed in about 45 days.
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FIRST ADDENDUM TO SAND AND GRAVEL LEASE
BETWEEN
LA POUDRE SAND & GRAVEL, INC. , Lessor,
AND
LOVELAND EXCAVATING CO. , Lessee.
This FIRST ADDENDUM is entered into as of the 1st day of
January, 1932, for the same considerations as the Original
Lease between these parties, also dated January 1, 1982, with
the exception of the additions or deletions hereinafter set
forth, and is hereby declared and acknowledged to be a part of
said Original Lease and is hereby incorporated into the Ori-
ginal Lease by reference as though fully set forth therein.
In the event of differences or inconsistencies between the pro-
visions of the Original Lease and this First Addendum, the pro-
visions cf this First Addendum shall prevail and be controlling.
Section 1. Paragraph 2 of the Original Lease is amended
to read in its entirety as follows:
"2. The term of this lease shall commence on the date hereof
and shall continue until: (a) six (6) months following the
date all aggregate has been removed; or, (b) terminated by
written notice from either party to the other at least two
(2) years prior to the effective termination date; or, (c)
unless terminated as may otherwise be provided herein. However,
Lessor shall be entitled to retain all or any of the minimum
payments-made by Lessee not due Lessor for royalties after
the date of said termination."
Settior. 2. The first two (2) Paragraphs of Paragraph 5
of the Original Lease are amended to read as follows:
"5. Lessee shall pay to Lessor as royalties the sum of thirty-
five cents (35e) per ton for all materials sold and removed
from the leased premises to and until the 1st day of January,
1983. Thereafter, royalties for materials taken shall be ad-
justed annually in accordance with the escalator clause in
paragraph 6 hereof. LESSEE FURTHER AGREES to pay for a mini-
mum of twenty-five thousand (25,000) tons of material each
year during the term hereof at the rate prevailing for such
year as determined pursuant to Paragraph 6 hereof, one-half of
which payment shall be due January 2 of each such year and one-
half thereof shall be due on June 1 of each year. The January 2
payment shall be based upon the previous year's prevailing
rate and the June 1 payment shall reflect the adjustment
made pursuant to the provisions of paragraph 6 hereof for the
entire year.
In the event that royalties are due the Lessor over and
above the minimum payment set forth above, said royalties shall
be payable to the Lessor on the 20th day of each and creary
month after reaching the minimum following each and every month
for which sand and gravel are removed."
Section 3. The following sentence is DELETED from
Paragraph 6 .sndd shall have no force or effect herein:
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"It is specifically agreed that the increase shall not he
more than ten percent (10%) per year, even though the sales
price for the year was a percentage greater than ].0%."
Section 4. Paragraph 12 of the Original Lease is
amended to read in its entirety as follows:
"12. Lessee may renew this lease agreement each year by
paying to Lessor the minimum payment as more specifically
set forth in paragraph 5. Lessee shall receive credit in
the amount of said payment toward royalties due Lessor
under paragraph 5 and 6 herein. In the event there are
insufficient royalties due over the calendar year, Lessor
shall retain all of the portion of the minimum payment.
When royalties are due over and above the minimum payment,
Lessee shall make those as set forth in paragraphs 5 and
6 herein."
Section 5. Paragraph 13 shall be amended by the
ADDITION of a third paragraph as follows:
"The term "option" shall he construed to mean only a first
right of refusal, under which Lessor shall offer said addi-
tional 200 acres first to Lessee and Lessee shall have ninety
(90) days thereafter to communicate Lessee's written acceptance
to Lessor. Prior to such offer from Lessor to Lessee, Lessor
agrees to keep Lessee informed at all stages of the permit
process."
Section 6. Paragaph 20 of the Original Lease is amended
to read-xi its entirety as follows:
"This lease may be terminated as provided in Section 1 of the
First Addendum hereto. In addition, in the event the Lessee
pays only the minimum payment for three (3) successive years,
the Lessor shall have the right to terminate this lease at the
end of the third such year without any further notice whatso-
ever to the Lessee."
Section 7. Paragraph 5 of the Original Lease is further
amended by the ADDITION of the following:
"The term "materials" shall include "findings" and all other
materials taken from the leased premises which are saleable
or for which there is a market."
IN ALL OTHER RESPECTS, the Original Lease referred to
herein shall be and remain in full force and effect.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have executed this
FIRST ADDENDUM as of the date first above written.
LA POL'DRE SAND & GRAVEL, INC. , Lessor
By .�.1_.rF,.2,
Attest: President
f
Secretary
LOVELAND7EXCAVATING CO. , Lessee
r
By �f,
Attest:
President
Secretary
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SAND AND GRAVEL LEASE
THIS LEASE, entered into this -y..µ- day of
1982, between LA POUDRE SAND 6 GRAVEL, INC. , a Colorado
corporation, hereinafter referred to as "Lessor", and LOVELAND
EXCAVATING CO. , hereinafter referred to as "Lessee",
W I T N E S -5 E T H :
1. Lessor, in consideration of the royalties herein
reserved and the covenants to be performed by the Lessee, does
hereby lease, let and demise unto the Lessee the following
described parcel of land for the purpose of mining and extracting
sand and gravel therefrom:
A tract of land located in the West Half of
the Northwest Quarter of Section 19, Township
6 North, flange 67 West of the Sixth Principal
Meridian, Weld County, Colorado, and being
more particularly described as follows:
Commencing at the Northwest corner of said
Section 19 and considering the West line of
said Section 19 to bear South 00°00" East
with all other bearings contained herein
beina relative thereto; thence South
00°'00'00" East along said West line 1323.78
feet to the true point of beginning; thence
fouth 86°00'00" East, 425.97 feet; thence
North 79°38'53" East, 632.59 feet; thence
South 13°50'43" East, 562.69 feet to an
existing fence line (assumed to be the Fast
line of the West Half of the Northwest
Quarter for the purpose of this survey) ;
thence South 00°10' 0" West along said fence
line, 479.89 feet; thence North 89°21 '24"
West, 151.67 feet; thence North 22°53'39"
West, 220.20 feet; thence North 45°21 '32"
West, 264.55 feet; thence North 29°03'37"
West, 352.49 feet; thence North 40°47'30"
West, 242.93 feet; thence North 86°00'00"
West, 425.97 feet to a point on the West line
of said Section 19; thence North 00°00'00"
Kest 30.07 feet to the true point of
beginning; said tract of land contains 9.950
acres, more or less.
Lessor reserves the right to utilize all premises re.)t. affected or
needed by Lessee's operation.
2. This lease shall terminate six (6) months following the
dote all aggregate has been removed, unless sooner terminated as
hereinafter provided.
3. Lessee shall have, and it is hereby given and granted,
the right te enter'into and take over immediately the sole and
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exclusive possession and control of said property, and the whole
and every part thereof, and, during the term of this agreement,
to remain in the sole and exclusive possession and control
thereof, and to sample, examine, test, develop, work, mine,
operate, use, manage and control the same and of the water and
water rights appurtenant thereto, and to mine, extract and remove
from said property sand and gravel therein and appurtenant
therein and belonging thereto, and to erect, construct, maintain,
use and operate thereon and therein buildings, structures,
machinery and equipment used in connection with the sale and
extraction of aggregate and aggregate products.
4. Lessee agrees to cause all work, mining and removal of
sand and gravel to be done in a careful manner and to follow and
abide by the Colorado Mined Land Reclamation Act, its rules and
regulations, and the terms and conditions of the bond and any
renewals thereof, and of any permit issued or caused to be issued
thereunder.
5. Lessee shall pay to Lessor as royalties the sum of
per ton for all materials sold and
removed from the leased premises to and until the 1st day of
January, 1983. Thereafter, royalties for materiels taken shall
be adjusted annually in accordance with the escalator clause in
paragraph 6. hereof.
Royalties shall be payable to the Lessor on the 20th day of
each and every month following each and every month during which
any sand and gravel is removed from the premises.
Lessee shall keep and make available for Lessor, upon
request, receipts of its removal of materials from month to month
with supporting documents to verify amounts of materials removed
from the leased premises. Lessor shall have the right at
reasonable times to examine the leased premises and mining
procedures and to check the hooks -and records of Lessee for the
purpose of verifying the amount of royalties payable.
6. The base price for one (1) ton of materials from the
leased premises shall belga. This price shall be adjusted
annually thereafter based upon the percentage increase of sales
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price of materials during the previous year. Lessee shall make
said percentage determination by March 1 of each year. The
increase shall he based upon the sales price of all materials
removed from the leased premises during the previous year. The
percentage increase shall be from a base price of materials sold
in 1982. The same method shall he used to determine the
escalation in succeeding years, with the last year's beginning
price being the new base. It is specifically agreed that the
increase shall not be more than ten percent (10%) per year, even
though the sales price for the year was a percentage greater than
10%.
7. Lessee shall keep the demised premises and the whole
and every Hart thereof free and clear of liens for labor done or
work performed thereon or materials furnished to the premises for
the development or operation thereof under this lease, and will
save and keep harmless the Lessor from all costs, loss or damage
which may arise by reason of injury to any persons employed by
the Lessee in or upon the premises or any part thereof, or which
tav arise by' reason ofAiniury to any persons or damage to any
property as the result of any work or operations of the Lessee,
or of its possession and occupancy of the demised premises.
8. ` Lessor shall pay when due, and before delinquent, all
general property taxes that may be assessed on the demised
property during the term of this lease, and all other
assessments, severance or excise taxes, when due and before
delinquent. Lessee shall pay when due, and before delinquent,
all taxes levied or assessed against any and all personal
property, mach:nery and eauipment placed upon said demised
premises by the Lessee during the term of this lease.
9. Mining shall be carried on in accordance with
applicable state and federal regulations. Materials shall be
removed from each excavation to the point commercially feasible,
through the use of eouipment selected by Lessee.
10. Lessee shall not be required to fence any of the
property, but may do so and remove same at any time during the
term of thin lease.
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11. After the end of the lease term, Lessee shall have one
(1) year i-n which to remove any stockpile materials on the
premise, with right to protect such stockpile during the period
and with access to and -from the same.
12. _Lessee may renew this lease agreement each year by
paying to Lessor the sum of Five Thousand Dollars ($5,000.00) on
or before February 1 of each calendar year. Lessee shall receive
credit in the amount of said payment toward royalties due Lessor
under the terms of paragraphs 5. and 6. herein. In the event
that there are _insufficient royalties due -during the calendar
year, Lessor shall retain all of that portion of said $5,000.00
payment. When royalties are due over and above the $5,000.00
payment, Lessee shall make those as set forth in paragraphs 5.
and 6. herein.
13. Attached hereto is the legal description of
approximately two hundred (200) additional acres owned by Lessor.
Lessee is hereby granted an option to lease all or any part of.
-said property upon the same terms and conditions of this lease.
Lessee shall exercise this option by giving written notice to
Lessor to lease the premises. Said written notice -shall specify
the amount of acreage and location.
Upon receipt of said notice, Lessor shall immediately begin
-the process necessary to obtain all -necessary permits from all
_governmental units having jur.isdicticn over the property. Lessor
hereby agrees to notify Lessee of the permit process and allow
Lessee to review said proposed permits and make any changes
necessary for Lessee's future operation and mining of the
premises. Said changes shall include all necessary restoration
and zecl;:nation of the premises. The parties hereby agree to
amend this lease agreement by attaching thereto the legal
description of the newly optioned premises. In the event a
survey is needed to accurately describe the leased premises, it
shall be the responsibility of _Lessor to provide the same.
14. Lessor hereby grants to Lessee -all necessary access
across any of Lessor's property which is necessary -to provide
access -to any excavation site. It shall be Lessee's
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responsibility to build any necessary access roads to any
excavation site.
15. Lessor agrees to provide any necessary electrical power
supply -to all excavation sites. Lessee shall be responsible for
having -said power supply metered and will pay for all electricity
used.
M. Time is of the essence hereof, and of -any payment or
any other condition hereof is not made, tendered -or performed by
either Lessor or Lessee as herein provided, then this lease, at
the option of the party -who is not .in default, may be terminated
by much party by giving Torty-five (45) days' written notice to
the defaulting party specifying the particular default or
defaults. If said Aefault is not corrected within said -45-day
period, then this lease, at the option of the party who is not in
default, may be terminated by such party, to which case the
non-defaulting party may recover such damages as may be proper,
including all -reasonable attorneys' fees and costs. In the event
of such default -by Lessor, and Lessee -elects to treat this lease
as terminated, then all payments made hereunder which are net
royalties, shall be returned to Lessee. In the event of such
default by Lessee, and Lessor elects to treat this lease as
terminated, then all payments made hereunder shall be forfeited
and retained on behalf _o-f Lessor. In the event, however, the
non-defaulting party elects to treat this lease as being in full
force and effect, the non-defaulting party shall have the right
to an action for specific performance and damages, including all
reasonable attorneys' fees and costs.
17. In the event of a valid termination of this lease,
Lessee will surrender to Lessor peaceable possession of the
demised premises. Coincident with such surrender, Lessee shall
deliver unto Lessor a good and sufficient _release of all its
interests in this lease and its rights and privileges hereunder.
18. Lessee shall have, and is hereby given and granted,
three (3) months after a valid termination of this agreement, to
remove from said property all tools, hoists, engines, motors,
pumps, equipment and accessories to its operation, and all
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buildings, scales, trade fixtures and eouipment placed thereon.
If Lessee is hampered -by inclement weather or other climatic
conditions, _from completing the removal of said equipment within
the time specified, then Lessor agrees to extend the time by a
reasonable period if requested, in writing, by Lessee prior to
the expiration of the time herein provided.
19. Lessee shall have the right to assign, sublease,
transfer or sell thi-s lease, or subcontract or agree with -another
to carry out the terms of its obligations without the -prior
written consent of the Lessor if said assignment, subcontract,
sublease, transfer or sale is to a suhsidiary of Lessee. Lessee
shall not have the right to assign, sublease, -transfer or sell
this lease nor shall the Lessee subcontract or agree with another
to carry out its terms and obligations to other than a subsidiary
of Lessee without the prior written consent of Lessor.
20. Lessee -nay terminate this lease at any time by _giving
Lessor ninety (90) days' notice in writing. However, Lessor
shall he entitled to _retain all or any of the minimum payments
made by Lessee not due Lessor fnr royalties after the effective
date of said termination.
21. Any notice given hereunder shall be deemed effective
when mailed, nostage prepaid and certified as follows:
To Lessor: La Peudre Sand & Gravel, Inc.
c/o Robert C. Bosley
Attorney at Law
Post Office Box 880
Windsor, Colorado 80550
To Lessee: Loveland Excavating Co.
1425 South Lincoln Avenue
Loveland, Colorado 80537
or at such ether addresses es the parties may designate in
writing.
22. This instrument contains the entire agreement between
the parties with respect to the transaction contemplated herein,
and -no representations are relied upon that are not set forth
herein.
23. All express and implied covenants of this, lease and all
the terms and conditions thereof shall he sublect to all -federal
3 - -s
and state laws, executive orders, rules and regulations, and this
lease shall not be terminated in whole or in part, nor shall
Lessee -be held liable in damage for failure to comply therewith,
if compliance is prevented by, _or if -such failure is -the result
of any such law, order, rule or regulation, or if such compliance
is prevented _by, or failure is the result of, inability of Lessee
through no fault of its own, to obtain authority to continue
production of sand and gravel from these -premises.
2-4. This lease shall be binding upon >ind inure to the
benefit of the parties hereto, their successors or assigns.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties her-eto have executed this
Sand and Gravel Lease the day and year first above written.
ATTEST:
LA POUDRE SAND & GRAVEL, �.NC.
Lessor
A EST:
LOVELAND EXCAVATING CO. }
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Lessee
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C. ;'1iAC.TFl •i �I �T ' PERMIT.•�_.
. !..sued this 2ZiiJ day of May, 1980 by the :•1inaed Land
3;: .• •:e•partrnent of Natural Resour: L,s, State crf Colorado.
!J T :r F S , .i :1
i'u+a.lrce Sand and Gravel, inc. desires to conduct a(n) open pit •nil in
cp,2rarion, know:, . La Poudre Saud and (;ravel , for the ;:urpose of extracting
mi:!ed sand and gravel .
W1iEREAS, ::r: December 18 , 1'.l 79 , La La Poudre Sand and Gravel, inc. "FILED" an
ap.3 icaticn,a T'a'.' '. . .:.a_ion plan and map, and the required fee, as required by law; and
(JEERFAS, en April 2.3 , 19 80 , the lined Land Reclamation Board approved
La Pcudre Sand .l:i.! Gravel , Inc. application and set bond; and
'1.t)• 22 1':! uO , the Mined Land Reclamation Board accept.d
surety suh:l.tt. . ..•: La Poudre Saii:1 a nd Gr.ave1 , luc. and such data s;ia1 be considered
!?:e of _:;suar.::•' tile permit .and t:ui. anniversary mate for all lather purposes ; and
in ' Land Reclamation Board has made a finding, for the purport
t:� i ��1
cf issu'_nt: thi . ..'.3 , that:
I) the a;•; : '.cation complies with the requirements of the Colorado
".fined ....:.e: Reclamation Act and all applicable local , state and
Fe_deraa: laws; and,
2) the ore .arion will not rri'.ersely affect the stability of any
signi: at:t, valuable, -and permanent man-made structures located
..;_hi: :::r., hundred feet of the affected land, e:cc-ept wher_e there
is an ai':ree meat between the operator and the ersons hav_inL an
inters :;t in .the structrure that da,i:age—[o t e structure is to
compensated for by the aperator; and,
3) th-e Tr:posed mining operations and reclamation, can be carried out
in co :::ante with the requirements .of C.R.S. 1973, 34-32- 116, as
▪ ?9;6 Sess. Laws H.B. 1065) ; and
• the purposes of issuing this permit, :he operator has made a
s, • , tort• _ to the Board that he will employ daring and after his
t p •11 pit i;i)e:'Y._!_......^.S procedures reasonably des' .fined to ...i:T:.'li 2e
_ • :; ;7L, from the open pit mining opN. _;er:..: :
▪ lot•_. i.:ti renabi ! itatioe `t_ the affected land throe_(;:: the reh bil-7.._. '.
�Vtt _ sc._:)iiit , •.:a l'..:. resources,, ..ind other measures appropri:ice
cum:.. u•.. . use ;,f and reel:.:.:^ed lands; and that in the event
a proposed r -c .....:it: )r: plan, !.e will take whatever measures C.r ioh
• nt•, i...... ' .:' to a z,elute ..:t: success of reclamation of the lands :. ;t:•. e:
• .._i upc n p: t .,._:' :1i; operations; and ,
/f •tea per-3r.se:> SJ. _ _ ruii:?'� !.his permit , a con!, of the anpl_c:..lr..ln
:;,%ard of i-1.Le ct...2 :)C rC)1.araae'o ts_o this ourmlt t .tres'.:
becomes s a ,inrt of the terms eof.
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.:io11, T??�. :�:, pursuant to the .7.uthority set forth in the Colorado `tined
Land Reciamaci . .. Articl_ 32 of T tle 34 , C.R.S. 1973, as amended (1S76
Sess. Laws ...3. : 65) the `fined Land Reclamation Board of the State of Colorado
1.1 reb:. :sues - ts of ..the dine permit to La Poudre ..Sand and Gravel, Inco a::,^^:.age
in open pit mining fcs the purpose of extracting •
':i:.ed sand and f::-avel on the following _parcel of ground, to wit:
W1, NWk, Soc. 19, T6N, R67W; 6th :P.M., Weld County, Colorado, apx. 1.5 miles
West of t ndsor, Colorado off St-ate Highway 392.
as Indicated in :::thibit(s) A & C of the permit file, subject to the following
special conditl...;s:
I. During the 7inrse of mining operations , La Poudre Sand and Gravel , Inc.
shall not allow the total disturb-ed acreage to exceed 9.950 acres,
nor the annual extraction of mineral and overburden to exceed 70,000 tons.
Inc.
2. La Poudre San Gravel, agrees to,be bound by all Rules and Regulations
of the Min' d Land Reclamation Board, and by all provisions of the 197-6 Mined
Land' Reclac.;tt.:n Act, in compliance with each and every provision thereof,
as an express c:.zndition of this permit.
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This permit is ".•,.. :ed subject to all requirements of. the Colorado Mined Land
hec'_amation Act a .: all rules,regulaticns and standards now .n force and any
wh zh «.av in the .2utura he promulgated by the Mined Lard Reclamation 3.aard, and
this permit may Le revoked or suspended for noncompliance with the Act and/or
such rules , :egul..►:Ions rind standards.
Dated at Denver thls 22nd MINED LAND RECLA.NAT:oN BOARD
dery of May ,1`80.
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I!'.SOLUTIOf
R : All ...;VAi. OF SPECIAL ('.`iii PERMIT FOR A ( PEN CUT MINE C)PERA 'TON
eAWO AND GRr\' Ei, - yr MT ROUTE , BOX X 133 , WINDSUl"',
Irjl il] FRANK, l(.1 i�^L•i 1 f; )� �J C
CO:. .'AD;' 80550
WIi':i�::AS, the Beare? of County Com;iissic n:_rs of Weld County,
Colored , pu slant to C.:':l :.-,r-:=do statute ar.'i the Weld County Home
Rule Ch.-::'' er, is vested with the aui:hority of administer.iil''1 the
affairs Weld County , Colorado, and
WF? : "AS, the Board of County Commissioners of Weld County
Colorado held a public hearing on the 7th day of May, 1980 at
the Hour of 2 : 00 D'elock p.m. in the Chambers of the Board of
County .. ...:iis-sioners for the purpose of he ring the application
of Velma Frank, 7Route 1 , Box 183, Windsor, Colorado 80550 , for.
a Speciei Use Permit for an open cut mine operation for sand and
gravel l•i;l the following described real -estate, to-wit:
:a tract of land located in the West Half
of the Northwest Quarter. of Section 19 ,
Township 6 North, Range 67 West of the
6th P.M. , Weld County, Colorado and being
t: care particularly described as follows :
Commencing at the Northwest corner of said
Section 19 and considering the West line
et said Section 19 to bear South 00°00 ' 00"
!?.3.st with all other bearings contained
herein being relative thereto; thence South
00°00 ' 00" East along said West line 1323 .78
feet to the true point of beginning; thence
South 86°00 ' 00" Fast, 425 . 97 feet; thence
North 00°0_0 ' 00" West, 273 . 45 feet; thence
North 42'00 ' OO" East, 263 . 92 feet to a point
being more or loss 100 feet South of an
existing fence line; thence South 86°00 ' 00"
East parallel with said fence line, 590. 38
feet to another existing fence line ((assumed •
to be the East line of the West Half of the
Northwest Quarter for the purpose of this
survey) ; thence South 00°32 ' 00" West along
said fence line, 580. 86 feet; thence North
6°'00 ' 00" West , 636 . 96 feet; thence North •
9°00 ' 00" West, 147 . 07 feet; thence North
26°00 ' 00" West, 425 . 97 feet to a point on
the West line of said Section 19 ; thence
':;.girth 00°00 ' 00" West, 30. 07 feet to the
.,le point of beginning ; said tract of land
eontai.ns 9. 950 acres , more or. less.
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WHE: CiNS, evidence was presented in support of the granting •
of the S!:eci.a1 Use Permit for in open cut mine operation for
sand ar: : :Travel on the above. described real estate, and
WHEREAS, Section 3. .'. (E) (2) of the Weld County Zoning Resolu-
tion authorizes such m Use in -an Agricultural District upon appro-
val by the Board of County Commissioners, and
S4tiI=AS, the Board of County Commissioners of Weld County,
Colorado heard all of the testimony and statements of those pre-
.sent , has studied the request of the petitioner and the recommenda-
tions of the Weld County Planning Commission and all of the
exhibits and evidence presented in this matter, and having been
fully informed, is satisfied tha-t. the request for -a special Use
Permit for an open cut mine operation for sand and gravel on the
hereinabove described real estate, conforms to the purposes of
Section .i . 3 (E) (2) of the Weld County Zoni.nq Resolution .
NeW , THEREFORE, BE: IT RESOLVED by the Board of County Com-
missions: s of Weld County, Colorado that the application of Velma
Frank ._or a Special Use Permit for an open cut mine operation for
sand and gravel on the hereinabove described tract of land be, and
hereby is, granted subject to the Development Standards contained
in the Special Use Permit and the conditions as recommended by
the Weld County Planning Commission.
BE IT _FURTHER RESOLVED by the 33oard that the seasons for
approval contained in the Weld County Planning Commission recom-
mendations dated January 15, 1980 be, -and hereby are, adopted as
the findings of fact of the Board of County Commissi.oner. s in this
matter.
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The above and foregoing Re-solution was, on motion duly made
and seer_:nded, adopted by the following vote on the 7th day of
May, A. .). , 198O. .
t_.,•y� BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONEFS
ATTEST: '' ie� 7 .~' u � WELD COUNTY, COLORADO -
Weld C•: :. zty Clerk and Recorder t,.//' -fig. L L V (Ay_:,)
and_Clcrk to the Board,''' C. W. Kirby, Chairman
. �_`�Z /a, k f. ! 1,.(-a. .C.4.04,4. kr) (Aye)
De ) ,ty County'-C1drk I Leonard L. Roe , Pro-Ten:
lei'?ROkf;... AS TO FORM: ..1\ _'� C!s.✓ V.-I._.•_(Ay e)
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( <// c--- Norman Carlson
Cc :r1tAttorney ,-c 12__
(Aye)_
'e)_
Dunbar
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. DATE PRESENTED: MAY 12 , 1980
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SCHEDULE B -- Section 2
Exceptions
Order Number: 21691 Commitment Number
cca8726r,
The policy or policies to e issued will contain awcirlat:cns to the following unless the same are disposed of to the
satisfaction of the Coriip,:r ,
1. Rights or claim;, .if parries in possession not shown by the public records.
2. Easements, or r-bliu ns of easements, not shower by the public records
3. Discrepancies, c'.i;ufhets in boundary lines, shortage in area, encroachments, and any facts which a correct
survey and ins:h' t;or: of tine premises would disclose and which are not shown by the public records.
4. Any lien, or r' n ria a lien, for services, 1 i,or or material theretofore or hereafter furnished, imposed by law
and not shown! !r; ;i , public records.
5. Defects, liens, !'.., ,, ibranres, adverse ci•aiiO, err other matters, if any, created, (first appearing in the public
records or attacliin n s,.rbsaquent to the effective carp! hereof hut prior to the elate the proposed insured acquires
of record for v.'.;uc the gestate or interest or mortgage thereon covered by this Commitment.
6. Taxes for tie year 1978 and subsequent years, not yet due and payable.
7. All existing roads, highways, ditches, utilities, reservoirs, canals, pipeline-s,
power lines, telephone lines, water lines, railroads and rights of way and
easements therefor.
8. Right of way for County Roads 30 feet wide on either side of section and township
lines, as established by the Board of County Commissioners for Weld County,
recorded October 14, 1889 in Book 36 at page 273.
, 9. Right of way of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company to construct,
operate and maintain its lines of telephone and telegraph, and appurtenances,
upon and over said Section 19, together with the right to keep wires cleared in
least 36 inches, as granted by instrument recorded December 24, 192.7 in Book
833 at page 43.3, Weld County Records.
10. Right of way of Colorado Department of Highways for the construction and
maintenance of -a drain ditch along the East line of the NW1/4 NW1/4 of said
Section 19, as granted by instrument recorded March 12, 1959 in Book 1526 at
page 468, Weld County Records.
11 . Right of way of North Weld County Water District, -30 feet in width for the
construction, operation and maintenance of a water transmission pipeline and
appurtenances in, over -and across the Southwesterly portion of the NW1/4 of
said Section 19, as granted by instrument recorded February 11 , 1966 in Book
560 under Reception No. 1482086, Weld County Records.
12. Right of way of Sinclair Pipeline Company 50 feet in width for the construction,
operation and maintenance of its pipeline for the transportation of liquids
and/or gases on, over and through the E1/2 SW1/4 and the South 55 acres of the
W1/2 SE1/4 of s-aid Section 19, as granted by instrument recorded June 3, 1963
in Book 1648 at .page 364, Weld County Records,
13. Right -of way of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company to construct,
operate and maintain its communications systems and - appurtenances upon, under
and over the SW1/4 of said Section 19, as granted by instrument recorded February
19, 1941 in Book 1075 at -page 102, Weld County Records.
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CONTINUATION SHEET
SCHEDULE _._B..^
Section 2 C-GS72._60
Cir( er Number: 21b-91
Commitment Number:
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Right of way and easement of Colorado Game, Fish -and Parks Department for
hunting, fishing and other recreation purposes on the W1/2 NWI/4 of said Section
19, as granted by instrument recorded December 19, 1967 in Book 589 under
Reception No. 1511050, Weld County Records.
'3 A right of way across the East 20 feet on the W1/2 NWl/4 wnd that part of the
W1/2 of the SW1/4 lying North of the Cache LaPoudre River in Section 19, Township
6 North, Range 67 West of the -6th P.M. , -from the South right of way crf Colorado
State Highway No. 392 to the Cache LaPoudre River for the purpose of running
and Araininsg waters in a ditch and including the right to construct, operate
and maintain -said ditch, as granted to Flatiron Paving Company of Greeley,
subject to the terms and Conditions contained therein, recorded November 1_0,
1969 in Book 617 under Reception No. 1-39122, Weld County Records, and recorded
November 19, 1969 in Book 617 under Reception No. 1539441 , Weld County Records .
A Mortgage from Walter G. -Frank and Velma Frank for the use of The Federal Land
Bank of Wichita to secure the principal sum of $160,000.00 arid _any other amounts
payable under the terms thereof, dated August 16, 1978 and recorded August 22,
1978 in Book 842 under -Reception No. 1764233, Weld County Records. K;
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COLT'Y OF ReULDL'fi I .-- toter 17-1427 �F�...
9'Ft:THE l E Charles F LS n�My, k Hid!..., PUBLIC in and for said County 1n the 9ta aforssatd. personally
&veered J J Kirby .sad" .1, Y. Kirby`• tad,known to vie to be thee.persons whose names _e 7:ibsrribea to
th oreeoine i uLent and they acknowledged that the eerifcuted the Reid ineirume ae their free -'-�
and vo ts. act and deed, for the u see and purpopeeetherr-., ..in stated. se ,/`
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APP'F+OVEDt J R Elsoner 106.. 23'a
Attorney. BOK
$10" Received of the-AnZeI CAN TELEPilOh'E A TELSCRA,P11.OOM!PA T Ten and no/100-ollare. in consid-
era'c i on of which I ?4ereby'grant unto aid Company, its associated and a:,l ied companies. their zee-
noc"ive successors, assigns, lessee, and agents, the right, privilege and authority to construct,
reconstruct, operate and-maintain lints of telephone and telegraph, consisting :f such poles, wires,
cables, conduits, pays, anchors and other fixtures-and appurtenances as the grantee may from time to
time require, upon, across, over and/or under the property which I own or in which l have any inter-
est in the Sectinn 19 of Range 6t W, County of Weld and State of Colorado
. change F to 67 OK 12/21/27 to add soca 19 Tep 6 b.)
and upon and alone the roads, streets or high neys adjoining the said property,-with the right to
trim from time to time c.:-.y treee alone bald lines to as to keep the wires and cables cleared at
least thirty--six inches and the right to permit the-attachment of and/or carry in conduit wires and
caeb.Ies of any other company. The grantor for hinge',f, his heirs, executors, _actainistrators and ae-
siF-r.m hereby coversanta that no wire line will he erected or permitted on -said property which in the
ji.derent of the grantee, its successors end assigns, will interfere with its service or endanger its
lines and that no inflammable structure will he erected or permitted on sales property-sithin 50 -feet
of said lines. Said num being received in full payment for the rieht-s herein granted.
Stub on road-and anchor in field ray he r..aintained arc now located.
'FITNESS my nand and seal this 7th day of October A. D. 1927 at Loveland, Colorado
229 B. 4th 5t. 'Post-office 4ddrees.)
Witness Melvin li.^1Cierer (Seal)
Ctucries J. Markus ('and 0wner.)��—
S'TA"E OF COLORADO )
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1, the undersia•ned authority in and for 'said County in the Spate aforesaid, do hereby certify
fiat Melvin It. Xyger seo is personally known to me to be 'the person ehoee name is enbseribe4 too the
forspoing grant or deed, appeared before me this c:ay in person and aokrowledged that he signed,
sealed and delivered the said instrument in writing as free and voluntary act, fbr -the uses
and purposes therein set forth.
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Bog3921a ing at paint ettich is the itntersettl r of ttra 3. existing right of +ray of l
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i. 4. Theme, along the S. existing right of way of S.H. 392,-N. 690 16 30"E., a :l
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tlocate and place thereon, a water transmission or distribution 3 , ,} q line or ,•�;,•,.m, Said r
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i{ Commencing at the North West (NW) corner of Section Nineteen (19). �
l•k '4a Township Six (-i) North, Range Sixty Seven (67) west of the Sixth
J '� (6th) principal meridian, Thence Easterely a distance of approximately `' '.
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�� �' Thoueand (2,000) feet to a point of beginning, thenr,r southerly hJ.
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I31 'I cf the District, upon teraiinatie:, .:f the agreed service to or on said lands. . ,
•! I FUkr�+El., The District shall esume a:) liability for any damage resulting z
t from the • eet.ruction and,+or •aint.ana.fce of sato pipe line, during :,':a , F,;_
conseruc ' ion. or a,, any time in the future, during the existence of said � 4i;'
s1ri' �J(f District. due to the negligen:e of the District, its a4-thorized agents or ) �
i ,� employees. . sp ;
-It IL further agreed that tnt•; easement is given at no cost to the P';Sf
ps ,f Y. ij IMstri:t ,or,�i is part
• ,( p of the consideration for District granting tap.
It :-. further mutually agreed Chet the terms and conditions of this
F agreement snail extend to and be blediny upon the heirs, administrators, "r, +1
a e-tecu:ors a-.d ass ions ns of the per ties ie. hereto.
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AIR. PIPELINE COMPANY
Office Box 185
, 1,^i; Wyoming 82334
phone 307-324-3404
September 9, 1982
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McRae and Short, Inc.
1227 8th Avenue
Greeley, Colorado 80631
Attn: Jerry McRae
Gentlemen:
Enclosed is a strip map of Sinclair Pipeline Company's 6" products
line in Sec. .19, , T. 6 N. , R. 67 W. , that we discussed on September
8, .1982.
Our pipeline enters the north section line approximately in the
middle of Section 19. It runs straight north and south from there
for about 2/3 mile, then bends to the east at 340 and follows that
angle until it exits Section 19 at the southern boundary. The pipe-
line is marked at each road crossing and each P. I.
If I can be of more help please don't hesitate to call.
Sincerely,
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Manager of Pipelines
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fast Hall' of Southwest Quarter and the Soath 55 scree of the hoot Malt et Southeast -:-. .: •
Quarter of Section 19, TcMnship 6 North, Range 61 West.
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Herein granted right of way shall be 50 feet in width, a diendir4 25 feet an eecht aide of •
the following-described aorvey lines Anteriug property of (Mentor at a point in the Roth
is line+ of said Southeast Quarter of Section 19, said paint lying 351 feet Meaterly along maid
North Line from the Northeast corner of said 8outh:Feet Quarter, and running theme Soeth •
0O degrees 39 ai attes Y,ast 61s,(+lest-to a points thence-Beath 13 degrees 29 ninnies Beet 195 .
' • feet to a point; thedoe S.oetth 26 digress 19 fcti etes last 1959 feet to its point of exit in
the South line of said Southeast Quarter of Section 19, said paint lying 556 feet Easterly E
aloudd said Seth lire free-the-Southwest corner of Scesttbaest Quarter of Section 19. 1-
In addition to the above oonsiceratioa, grantee also-agr es to repair or pay for damages
canoed by the-settling of dirt in ditches-and-to repair or pity for daneges to any crop laced
• , caused by manning heavy equiment aver any cultivated .sends seed grantee farther agrees to
-replace the sue topsoil in any 0ersratian, properly tamping to its original casgactresss as
-nearly as is practicable.
In the event the parties hereto cannot agree upen the saoauai of said damages, then the
aasuant thereof shall to serortained and dater fined by three disinterested personas-selected o
as follows: Ono by said grantee-a, ono by said grantee, and the third by the two so
. asltr ted, and the eerit-tern atuard of said three person, se selected shall be final and con-
• clasiee on the parties hereto.
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promisr7•: nr i •i •e):t11•.inr,n hnr^in the nrtine flag^tsi ,:.;',-0.1), agree
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('•) In conaidnrntion for the granting of rn.ir: option and the
damage k•:h;.:>> •-iv ho caucod to the property of Grantor h./ t;• , construction,
i : oper.•lti,,rt •l1•'i•:ntntennnce of said drainage stitch, Granter! ;1`4x1 pay to
Grantor nn O. : ..into horrnf, the num of Ono Thousand Five f.mdrerl nollarn
($1,5(x,?.{'i') ••:;tcil tihatt permit this agrnenent end t;,e rig;:i':s thereunder ;+,•
• to exist to r.r..1 until Jenuaz 1, 1980. t'r s. s
5 + '.I • ante rt its •:•)l : option, may
' extend en in nnrranl httoia thnreaftor for from one to rash '•onra, provided ,,p: ,,
that the pi.•r••nt of -One Hundred Dollnrr3 ($100.00) i --•iri nut° Grantor '.:
l at Route 1.. 'oak 1 - Greeley. G4lptado 80631 _ M ;
or at suchndrirosa as Grantor may hereafter in writing drat;nn':e on or �{•,
before i)ecr.,.b cnr 15 in the year preceding such entcnstrn pn`_tod. , �;:•.• _
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(5) Grantors hereby warrant that they own the above described , .•
" property :1r .l hive the right to grant the right of way herein provided ;-
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�,t � ' IN WITarss WHEREOF, the partica hereto Pet their hands and
i,I. , I, Beale the day and year first above written.
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i "J'i paid and other good and valunble consideration, the inner. gned here-
x:j,� '.4: by agrees that the above right of way shall be airperior to any rights
i`, » provide' the !endersigne... by option agreemontx which they may have on
,' Boma or all of the nbove described property end we further agree that
r. ' LI'. ` , Flatiron Pnvini Corpnny of Greeley may opernte and mnintnin said drnin-
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