HomeMy WebLinkAbout20050064.tiff BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS' SIGN POSTING
CERTIFICATE
THE LAST DAY TO POST THE SIGN IS November 28, 2004 THE SIGN SHALL BE POSTED
ADJACENT TO AND VISIBLE FROM A PUBLICALLY MAINTAINED ROAD RIGHT-OF-WAY.
IN THE EVENT THE PROPERTY BEING CONSIDERED FOR A SPECIAL REVIEW IS NOT
ADJACENT TO A PUBLICALLY MAINTAINED ROAD RIGHT-OF-WAY, THE DEPARTMENT
OF PLANNING SERVICES SHALL POST ONE SIGN IN THE MOST PROMINENT PLACE ON
THE PROPERTY AND POST A SECOND SIGN AT THE POINT AT WHICH THE DRIVEWAY
(ACCESS DRIVE) INTERSECTS A PUBLICALLY MAINTAINED ROAD RIGHT-OF-WAY.
I, Voneen Macklin, HEREBY CERTIFY UNDER PENALTIES OF PERJURY THAT THE SIGN
WAS POSTED ON THE PROPERTY AT LEAST TEN DAYS BEFORE THE BOARD OF
COMMISSIONERS HEARING FOR _USR- 1483 IN THE AGRICULTURAL ZONE DISTRICT.
Voneen Macklin
Name of Person Posting Sign
Signature of Person Posting Sign
STATE OF COLORADO
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COUNTY OF WELD
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The foregoing instrument was subscribed and sworn to me this day o 12004.
WITNESS my hand and official seal.
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Weld County Commissioners Th=
Attn: Mr. Rob Masden, Chairman
RE: USR 1483
Berta A. Gutierrez
Dear Sirs:
My letter to you today is to address a comment that I heard at the first Planning
Commission hearing in regards to the above petition.
I was there again yesterday, December 8th to express my opinion, but as we all know it
was impossible since this was rescheduled.
When Mr. &Mrs. Gutierrez stated that the monies that were raised we given to charity,
there was a roar from the citizens of Aristocrat Acres. I was sitting 2 rows behind Ms.
Gonzales who was the most vocal. I overheard her telling this gentleman that they were a
bunch of liars. That who would actually give everything to charity? That she was sure
there was something for them and not all for charity. She also said that if the Gutierrez's
believed the planning board would believe them, there was something really wrong with
them.
I have known the Gutierrez' for over 10 years now. It truly bothers me and others to hear
people express themselves of Berta & Martin Gutierrez in such a manner because we
know for a fact the type of people that they are. They have to be one of the most giving
couples I've had the pleasure of meeting and dealing with. Especially, Berta. I won't go
into the many other endeavors that Berta does for people and children. 1 will enclose
some of the newspaper clips from years past and most recent. Berta would not make
mention of this when she was so rudely laughed at. I asked her, and she answered, "I
don't know why, but for some reason people find it hard to believe that we give without
asking anything in return. I guess my answer to you is that those people who do not
believe we do this, are the bitter ones and the ones missing out on the nice warm feeling
you get when you give or help someone in need. As long as we know, and the Boss
upstairs knows, they can laugh and not believe all they want. While they are too busy
doubting good deeds, we are already enjoying the good feeling and knowing that you
have a heart because you are literally feeling it.
The Gutierrez' are vey honest and very committed. What they are proposing is exactly as
they have stated it. They do not lie or make up anything. They always deal with the
truth, regardless of how hard it may be.
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I will not be home for the January 5th hearing. I will be in California with family. This is
why I have chosen to write you this letter and expressing my opinion since I will not be
able to attend.
Your attention in considering this a show of support for the Gutierrez' proposal will be
greatly appreciated.
Sincerely,
M. Stoeffler
Brighton, CO 80601
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"I actually don't have a Christ- "I grew up not having very much,"
mas," laughs Berta Guttierez, but shesays"sothat'sthebiggestprompt
such is the life of an unsung hero. for me."
While Guttierez may sacrifice a lot About 30-35 employees contribute
of her free time during the holidays year round to the Christmas project
to make sure-others-haves good-one, withapa-yrolhdesluctions4bat.;*aoge -,
she says she is repaid in the happi- from $.50 to $10. City employees -
ness from those who receive — that shop for gifts specific to children and
includes 89 children and 60 seniors seniors who have been referred from
this Christmas alone. the community.
"Seeing a kid unwrap a gift makes The culmination of these volun-
it all worth it," she says. teer efforts are the parties held for- '
Guttierez, a city employee, began the children and the seniors com-
her efforts four years ago when she plete with dinner and an appearance
was in the Finance Dept. Seven by Santa and Mrs. Claus to distrib-
employees decided to launch"Christ- ute the gifts.
mas in July" - which entailed giving "It's the combination of knowing
money each pay period towards pur- that someone got something that they
chasing gifts for seniors in Decem- wouldn't have gotten otherwise and
ber. seeing the employees coming to-
.Since then,the holiday project has gether," says Guttierez on what is
,nded to include city employees most rewarding for her.
from all departments and even some Guttierez is a Fort Lupton resi-
community members. Guttierez is dent who currently works in the
the driving force who makes sure Building Dept. for the City of
payroll deductions get turned into Brighton.
parties,gifts,and enough volunteers.
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COMFORT OF HOME FORT CARSON DEPLOYMEf
Wounded Marine eager Jokes in
for return trip to Brighton By Eileen Kelley
Special to The Denver Post
By Chris Frates Contractor Melody Homes donat-
Denver Post Stall Writer ed red, white and blue yard signs FORT CARSON — Nowhere
Lance Cpl. Valentin A. Saucedo that read: "Welcome Home Valen- President Bush's military plan
lay in the sand with his weapon tin.Thank You for Your Service." there a mention of someday di
pointed toward a building on the Veterans of Foreign Wars mem- ting the Iraqi landscape with Ha
outskirts of a town on the way to bers asked neighbors to put signs ers restaurants. But boys — ev
Baghdad. As he covered the pass- where Saucedo could see them. those going off to war — will I
ing convoy, he could hear mortar The Marines thanked Saucedo by boys.
and gunfire behind him. awarding him the Purple Heart, "That's OK. We are going to Ii
The 19-year-old Marine strug- and the VFW chapter was expect- erate them. That is our missim
gled to see as a sandstorm raged ed to make him a member Tues- said 27-year-old Sgt.Nicholas Ka
around him. Without his goggles, day night. lulaau,who before shipping out
he kept one eye open at a time — When she was younger, Gutier- Tuesday sat on the ground wi
until it filled with dirt. As his eyes rez said,she remembers her broth- three other soldiers joking ate
er coming home from Vietnam and bringing beer, wings and scant shed gritty tears, he felt a searing
burn tear through his foot. never having anything positive clad women to the Persian GI
A bullet ripped through his an- done for him. one day. In the soldiers' han
kle,shattered half his tibia and ex- Brighton is a small communi- were Hooters playing cards. "I3
ited cleanly out the other side. ty, she said, but you still see the then again,maybe I am just a b
i "I remember questioning myself, warmth. in a dream."
'Is this what it really feels like to I figured,'Hey,that's one of our Jests aside, the latest group
get shot?'" Saucedo said Tuesday kids;let's do something.'" troops awaiting deployment to t
When Martha Saucedo realized
from his bed at the National Naval she didn't have the $950 a plane Middle East was well aware
Medical Center in Bethesda,Md. the seriousness of their situation
More than two weeks and five ticket east would cost, she was re- am"God,I hoping the war w
signed to waiting for her son to re- p. g
hospitals later, Saucedo hopes to turn to Colorado. be over soon," Bard an exhaust
go home to Brighton today. But Gutierrez called a flight-at- 20-year-old from Warner Robb
He won't know until today at the tendant friend. That same day, Ga., Pvt. Ed Melonson. "I ha
earliest exactly when he will ar- Saucedo had a free flight as a never experienced anything li
rive. The Marines don't pay his guest of Gutierrez's friend. She this before."
way, so he's hoping to get a loan flew out Saturday morning. As many as 900 soldiers fre
from the Navy-Marines Relief "It was unbelievable. It was Fort Carson are leaving each da
. corps Society. amazing,"Martha Saucedo said. "I Roughly 6,000 troopers from be
r Once home,he will have at least just didn't think anybody would do the 3rd Brigade Combat Tea
et month to heal his shattered leg. something like that. It was just to- and the 3rd Armored Cavalry RE
,4-,What Saucedo doesn't know is tally unexpected." iment have already shipped out.
That as he was bounced among When his mother arrived at his
Our countries, his hometown was -- - -�p bedside,Saucedo was sleeping.
mobilizing to welcome him. "I woke up, and I saw her sitting N EV F R C
When she heard Saucedo had there on the side of the bed,"Sauce-
been wounded, Berta Gutierrez, a do said. "I was like, 'What are you
Brighton municipal worker, began doing here?'She just laughed at me.
soliciting donations from business- "I just told her I loved her and it
es. was good to see her." %%Get Caught (ii
She even went as far as to ar-• What Saucedo doesn't know yet .range for a plane ticket to Mary- is just how good it will be for QP re,
land for Saucedo's mother,Martha. Brighton to see him. - r.���y T'
Wal-Mart donated yellow ribbon Chris Frates can be reached at \"�_.' P
to tie on neighborhood trees. cfrates@denverpost.com. ,�', s
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some Brighton children this `: Y? , y, 'eri .brd in s 4
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winter coats through a program
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Center. Besides softball games and '�' .,•,� .�.t• �,mynk ♦3"f'^4
barbecue,a dunk tank was set up at Berta Gutierrez, permit technician with the city's building department and co-
the event. coordinator of the city's Coat Angels program, helps Aiyana Firstintrouble try
"We started selling tickets to on her brand new coat. Local Color photo by Allison Lockwood
dunk the bosses;' said Berta
Gutierrez,permit technician in the would come in for permits. Gutierrez choose coats from the
city's building department. "What "I started asking'would you buy storeroom before they went out on
we raised wasn't much,$200,so we me a coat for a kid?' and they said the sales floor.
didn't know what to do with$200." 'sure,' "she said. "The response has Village Inn and its manager,
"Berta is from El Paso,where been overwhelming. If they didn't Dawn Haworth,also jumped in to
police officers were packing kids in buy a coat, they wrote a check. help.
patrol cars and taking them to a What's so neat is I have yet to have "She said, 'give me (names of)
place to get new shoes,"said Estella one tell me no." kids and we'll help. " Gutierrez
Gallegos, a procurement officer And the program has grown said.
with the city. "I thought we could outside the building department, This is the second year for Village
do something similar,but do coats. including individuals and other Inn to participate. Last year,
She jumped on the idea." businesses. Haworth said, the restaurant donat-
A teacher at North Elementary "Kmart stepped up," Gutierrez ed 25 to 30 coats.The restaurant
asked Gutierrez if she knew of any- said. "They gave us a discount on guests also participate by taking the
one with extra coats. "I wondered, coats.We could only spend so names of children from an "angel
'Why don't we buy one family new much and the store manager tree," then returning with their
-coats?"' Gutierrez said. bought five coats out of his own donations.Haworth says she makes
hey bought six,Gallegos said. pocket." up the difference.
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From there, things snowballed. Gallegos,Gutierrez's partner in Overall this year, the Coat Angels
Gutierrez began to enlist the sup- many of her giving efforts,added
port of various contractors who that Kmart's store manager also let See Big Picture, page 6
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g * " s .i r , , I n� f;v� f. ' ; ; "Brighton is an incredi r;
righton youngsters. ) ' ;' s' ble place,'Windwalker f" +;>
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cooperation from Brighton Schools 7t ru3�^ V,,+v { i. •p adopt families for
and sometimes by police officers 6:4,P.t,`�"""i. �� +r ""r'
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who may notice children aren't r,- ( 5'+0�:} ,a -'-'.. ,� - < " residents are wonderful.
wearing coats on their way to 't i t, r "','"°,,e. ?1, + About$10 can feed a
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Adults with children who have r r r '7°0" the holidays. Employees
received coats also have benefited, rf i i• at the(Adams County)
Gutierrez said. City employees have ,,: , Justice Center purchased
• donated their own clean used coats, ,,,•', ,I more than 40 meals."
which go to adults in need. In fact, -?vi. i a ;. 1;,„ On Nov. 17,Cub
a child wearing her own wrap from '"J'i Scouts from Pack 61
• the Coat Angels recently accompa- t', x i (Pennock Elementary)
nied her mother to City Hall, where v'' I began the giving process
Gutierrez found coats for the by filling plastic one-
woman and her husband. .' "" ^ gallon resealable kitchen
Gutierrez and Gallegos each said l,. " , ti-t •''''', r
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they probably were influenced by N + ₹ each of pinto beans.
their own childhoods. I'' h ," ` r a`i t^r.,a I ,,. :' '.4.-" Two days later, the
"Berta and I came from back- 9 nL si "'``, ;' ,,,:i.' a process continued,when
grounds where things weren't easy IC ,e,, i W"•
3",,,,to ° '7qr r°°„ 13 tons of food from a
to come by," Gallegos said. "We try Is..j ., ,r ", .. t,„ , . . Denver bulk distribution
• to make it easier for kids who may Kyle Scott holds a one-gallon kitchen bag while his center arrived at Almost
—get nothing new—hand-me-downs brother Kent pours a scoop of pinto beans into it.The Home. Cases of canned
rid second-hand. members of Brighton Pack 61 were helping with a corn,50-pound bags of
"I'm kind of selfish in a good Thanksgiving food drive at Almost Home,the sixth of potatoes and boxes of
way," Gutierrez said. "I get my fix their eight Good Turn Week events Nov.10-20.They other vegetables created
watching kids get what I couldn't finished the week Nov.20 assisting with the Turkey mounds of food to break
have. It's the only explanation I can Trot. Local Color photo by Mark Humbert down for families of vari-
tell you." on my toes,"she said. ous sizes.
A hand up Her efforts also started in October "Last year we smelled like onions
with a Halloween party,one goal of when we were done,but it felt
Ravenna Windwalker,Almost which is to encourage social net- good," Windwalker said.2003 was
Home's director of community serv- working. Windwalker called that"a the first year for the program in
ices,also has been influenced by her huge problem for low-income fami- Brighton.
past.The former high school lies, who have issues with shame In addition to the truckload of
dropout and runaway was herself a and isolation." food,COMPA worked out an
recipient of public assistance until Then,at Thanksgiving,between agreement with King Soopers for
about 10 years ago. 225 and 300 families benefit from vouchers to obtain turkeys.
Since then,she has become a Brightonians' generosity. In con- Families picked up their food
licensed professional counselor who junction with His Hands Food baskets on Nov. 20.
has completed all requirements for Ministry, the Brighton Food Pantry
. her Ph.D. except the dissertation. and COMPA Food Ministry,Almost Hugs for kids, seniors
"I think that's why it's easy for Home distributes food baskets. Christmas,naturally, is the
me to help our clients,"she said, Families can be nominated by biggest time for giving,and
referring to her past. , anyone in the community—includ- Brightonians of all ages jump on the
She worked for the Fort Collins ing themselves—to receive the bas- giving bandwagon.
Housing Authority for eight years kets.The schools and other agencies Some of them hop on—kicking
before joining the Almost Home often nominate families.A simple and chopping, like Elite Martial
iff in June 2003.She and others on form is available at Almost Home Arts,which will hold a break-a-thon
.Ie Almost Home staff assist their and the participating food banks this month.
clients with emergency shelter, tran- and nominees are from anywhere in Each martial arts student can
sitional housing and other pro- the Adams 27J School District, donate$5 or one toy for each time
grams that lead to self-sufficiency. including Henderson and Hudson. they break a board at the event. Last
"The holiday programs keep me year, the school raised $200 plus a
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__ carload of toys, Windwalker said. station KYGO. begins on Dec. 18.
Her elfin duties,she said, include "Last year close to 1,000 kids Brighton's Kmart distribution
shopping with the cash to find were involved and every one was center and King Soopers have been
appropriate gifts for some of the sponsored," said Brighton Officer helpful in the past, including fur-
children on the Almost Home shop- Tim Wood.The officers do the shop- riishing "a couple dozen food
ping list.She said boys like action I ping when sponsors donate money boxes" last year,Wood said.The
figures,cars, and Bionicles (one of instead of toys. officers distribute the gifts after they
the season's hit toys so far),so they Otherwise Wood said, for arrive in each community.
are easier to shop for.She said it's instance, a sponsor is told "a 7-year- Wood said this is his third year
more difficult to find things for teen old boy wants these toys,"and a involved in what he calls a great
girls. sponsor will drop off those toys at program.He noted that Sgt.John
"I try to go out and purchase KYGO headquarters in Lakewood. Bradley and Officer Barb Dube also
what they need to make a differ- For information on donating, the have been involved for a while.
ence,and I try to get something station's main number is 303-321- "It's a good feeling to be able to
little for mom and dad. 0950 or visit www.kygo.com on the help somebody out," he said.
Anyone can adopt a family Web. Maybe that's why you'll find
through the Holiday Hugs pro- Wood said if an officer runs into a Berta Gutierrez and Estella Gallegos
gram.Windwalker says she some- family with a child who could use involved with the city of Brighton's
times will match families that are help for Christmas,he or she will Christmas giving program.
III similar,say a donor family with two nominate the child and put the About the same time Gutierrez
children with a recipient family that name,clothing sizes and age in a and Gallegos started passing out
has two children. database. Officers from different coats,Gutierrez suggested starting a
"The kids get involved,"she said. departments around the Denver Christmas fund to buy gifts for
So do stores:King Soopers spon- metro area hold several meetings, community children and senior citi-
sors a giving tree for 50 to 100 kids. starting in September. Nominations zens.
Windwalker said the store drops off and an investigation of the child's "1 was one of eight people in the
toys it collects "and we put (toys needs are completed the first week finance department at the time and
and needy kids) together." of December and the shopping we decided we would start by
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participates in a couple of pro- O.1 'Ment10 t I ad t es r•iy..` lj`, e q.ir t ,„I , ‘ ;Fi.
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donating 50 cents every pay period," ,;11 1, '
Gutierrez said. "I took care of it. By
December we had enough to buy
little cts and gifts for seniors at Lr,', . , F' • '
Brigh—_,Manor assisted living. ,,' i )c,:',..,..,-:•••
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became part of employees'orienta- 4 , ,I. , art ` `'t r- that
bon packets and a voluntary payroll a yt• — ,I ",, E�"a fiy`::i] ,,, , vc. 1 ti!tf 3 si��y +,'^ J; • resid
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Gutierrez estimates that 50 or 60 ' N ,art+ l,, w-%cr w-bi ' " ® '^"` •thisPlatt
of the roughly 195 full-time city 1"° ^'ff°� 1"v r .,•,..". ' �° ' t"�" e """ a �� Drav
employees participate in the payroll Volunteers Donna Gadley and Robert Hecht pack some of the 13 tons of bulk food Ti
deduction plan,some—like into boxes for the Thanksgiving food drive at Almost Home. Photo by Nyla pop'
Johnson—give$10 a month,a few peop
go even higher.Add in the city are given during a party thrown for Claus at City Hall over two after- ? hi
employees who volunteer after • the seniors. noons and into the evening hours. the c
working hours to kick in other , All of the preparation is done by date
donations,shop, or wrap and dis- It s a wrap Gutierrez and Gallegos during lunch six y
tribute gifts,and voluntary partici- Three days before the senior din- breaks and after work.They place Ai
pation is"65 to 70 percent,one way ner,a catered affair at the Recreation tags on the gifts before they're Se
or another," Gutierrez said. Center,city employees stay after wrapped— to ensure gifts go to the the n
Gallegos and Gutierrez choose work, don Santa hats and wrap the right child—and the two of them be of
and sfr ;or the seniors'gifts,and gifts to Christmas music in the City switch those for gift tags during the those
even C errei s family,including a Council chambers. wrapping process.They also arrange ', betw
nephew who drives up from the "City Attorney Margaret Brubaker the gifts in alphabetical order. Rives
University of Texas at El Paso where donates bows and wrapping paper," "It's fun to watch," said Gutierrez, i Bridl
he's a student,so he can shop for the Johnson said, a former teacher who has always • 2, wi
children's gifts. About 100 seniors are invited to looked out for children. "One year,a Ions
Each year, the money is distrib- the party. It includes dinner live little girl got a gift that was almost pum
sited to the volunteer shoppers music and,if they choose/dancing as big as she was,but she was going prov
before Thanksgiving,so they can as well as gifts, to carry it out herself." alloy
take advantage of the sales during "It makes them feel special," And the people are grateful. to 50
that holiday weekend.All gifts are Gutierrez said. "Three years ago a mom cried so "C
purchased by about Dec. 10.This A few days later,children chosen hard, then came back with a plate of empl
year,kids'and seniors' gifts are by school liaison officers throughout . enchiladas,"said Johnson. "She Dirpc
valued at about$20 each.The gifts the year based on need, are given couldn't receive without giving." got v
special invitations to visit Santa Four local companies also have mepl
become involved:Sashco, Nelson It i
Pipeline,Alan's Asphalt and infra,
/ �t ��,, Metalwest assist in shopping, wrap- city.
!'' ping and transportation. Ai
• LECTRICAL SERVICE INC. The many individuals,agencies, Gov(
Tb
businesses and organizations that do
”' so much for others during the holi- 2040,
,� � ,• "' • All " 'OWNED, ,. i pop.
�•, _ tI'.,'F days (though not mentioned in this.
story) probably feel the same way as peop
New Construction * Custom Homes * Light Industrial Berta Gutierrez: I "B
"If I make a difference in some- us tit
Rey-- ntial Dependable Service Since 1998
& Cu.... iercial one's life,I'm happy the rest of the
Service 303-659-7200 year. • So,
purst
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Carol Harding
From: Myrna Folsom [myrna_f2000@yahoo.comy I : -
Sent: Thursday, December 16, 2004 8:30 AM
To: Carol Harding Fill
Subject: USR1483
Dear Commissioners: Visits by the commissioners to the USR1483 {Gutierrez} site while racing is not
actually in progress will probably be of very limited value in deciding the case. The neighbors
objections as to noise, pollution, drinking, fighting and other attendee conduct, traffic, parking, etc.and
the sheriffs dept. observations can only be evaluated when the races are being held. Even then the
neighbors' objections may not be confirmed as the attendees may be on their best behavior if they
are aware that they are being observed. Nevertheless, it would seem more pertinent to deciding the case
if public notice was given and observations were made during an actual event. John Folsom
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MEMORANDUM
fey, * TO: Board of County Commissioners January 5, 2005
WIiDcFROM: Esther Gesick, Deputy Clerk to the Board
COLORADO SUBJECT: Telephone call re: USR#1483 - Gutierrez
The following was transcribed from a telephone call received at 9:00 a.m., January 5, 2005.
Donna Glover
7241 WCR 31
Fort Lupton, CO 80621
Ms. Glover stated, "I will not be able to make that meeting today, but I do oppose it because it
makes too much traffic here on Route 31 for us, just in and out of traffic all the time. Thank you."
1' '
PETITION ,-O
WE THE RESIDENT'S OF ARISTOCRAT RANCHETT'S AND THE
SURROUNDING COMMUNITY,RESPECTFULLY REQUEST THAT THE
WELD COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONER'S VOTE (NO) ON USR-1483.
AN APPLICATION BY MARTIN AND BERTA GUTIERREZ TO OPEN A
HORSE RACE TRACK AND RECREATION CENTER AT 7717 WCR 31 FORT
LUPTON, COLO 80621
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