HomeMy WebLinkAbout20042001.tiff DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING SERVICES
1555 N. 17th Avenue, Greeley, CO 80631
Phone(970)353-6100,Ext. 3540,Fax(970)304-6498
USE BY SPECIAL REVIEW APPLICATION
Application Fee Paid Receipt# Date
Recording Fee Paid Receipt# Date
Application Reviewed by:
TO BE COMPLETED BY APPLICANT: (Please print or type, except for necessary signature)
LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF SPECIAL REVIEW PERMIT AREA:
Section 28, Township 6N. Range 65W of the 6th P.M.
PARCEL NUMBER: 0803-28-0-00-062 (12 digit number- found on Tax I.D. information or obtained at
the Assessor's Office.
Section 28, T 6N, R 65W-Total Acreage 77.532(approx.)Zone District A
Property Address(if available)
Proposed Use: Natural gas processing facility
SURFACE FEE(PROPERTY OWNERS)OF AREA PROPOSED FOR THE SPECIAL REVIEW PERMIT
Name: Duke Energy Field Services by virtue of an acquisition from ANGC corporation
Address: 1324 N. 7th Avenue
City/State/Zip: Greeley. CO 80631 Home Telephone:N/A Business Telephone: (970)356-9700
Name: Address:
City/State/Zip: Home Telephone: Business Telephone
APPLICANT OR AUTHORIZED AGENT(if different than above)
Name: Tim Clancy of Witwer rn Oldenburg Barry&Beding€teld LLP attoey for Duke Enema
Address: 822-7th Street, Suite 760 City/State/Zip: Greeley, CO 80631
Home Telephone: Business Telephone 970-352-3161
DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING SERVICES USE ONLY
Case#
Floodplain: 0 Yes 0 No Geologic Hazard: ❑ Yes 0 No
I hereby state that all statements and plans submitted with the app ication a u and correct to the best of
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Rev: 1-27-97 Signature: Owner or AuOrize
2004-2001
TELEPHONE NUMBER
DUKE EMPLOYEES AND CONT ACTORS
DUKE Operations
Duke Energy Field Services (303) 595-3331
370 17th Street, Suite 900
Denver, Co. 80202
DUKE Greeley Plant (970) 330-3272
3009 W. 49th Street
Evans, CO 80620
Plant Manager:
Rusty Hopkin
Office (970) 330-3272
Home (970) 356-5238
Mobile (970) 539.1785
Area Asset Manager:
James Wakeley
Office (970) 378-6345
Home (970) 506-4195
Mobile (970) 539-1932
.ea Safety Leader
Jenifer Ureste
Office ext 6368 (970) 356-9701
Home (970) 284-5686
Mobile (970) 539-1861
DUKE Corporate Personnel
Rockies Business Unit General Manager
George Courcier
Office (303) 605-1788
Cell (303) 886-6177
Home (303) 721-2974
DUKE Safety Department
Mitch Griggs
Office (720) 944-9378
Cell
(303) 809-0732
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Emergency Response Plan
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Risk Management(Insurance)
Orlin Berg
Office (713)989-3234
.Home (281)838-1126
obile (713)504-8228
Environmental
Paul Parks
Office (970)378-6372
Home (970)339-5279
Cell j (970)539-1908
Public Relations (Charlotte)
Office a (888)266-3853
Legal Department
Paul Biancardi
Office (713)627-5225
Home (281)360-6314
Pager (800)916-8354
Paul Tourangeau
Office (720)944-1738
Home (303)320-8688
Mobile (720)635-6052
EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT AND SERVICES:
lint Engineering j (303)857-2791
,ckhoes, Hazwoper trained personnel
Barron Oil (303)857-2698
Backhoes, Hazwoper trained personnel
LT Environmental 4 (303)433-9788
Hazwoper trained personnel
Leed Fabrication Service F (303)659-6801
Vac Trucks, Hazwopper trained personnel, backhoes
Federal Agencies:
National Response Center 800-424-8802
ChemTrec ! 1-800-424-9300
FBI
(303)629-7171
EPA
(800)227-8917
Colorado Agencies:
Colorado State Patrol. (Hazmat) (303)239-4546
spill Clean Up Equipment
DUKE Greeley Plant Page A-2 8/9/2001
Emergency Response Plan
Spill Clean Up Equipment
Oilind Safety (303)399-1319
_ab Safety
(800)356-0783
Pig Company (800)468-4647
DUKE Greeley Plant Page A-1 8/9/2001
Emergency Response Plan
RESPONSES TO USE BY SPECIAL REVIEW QUESTIONNAIRE
(LUCERNE)
1. The Proposed Use of the Property:
The Lucerne Compressor Station is a natural gas processing plant and compressor station
designed to extract natural gas liquids from field-produced natural gas,and recompress the processed
gas prior to transmission to the sales pipeline. Field gas is first charged to a separator where liquids
formed during transport to the plant are separated from the gas stream. The gas stream discharged
from the separator is processed through a glycol contact tower,where moisture contained in the gas
stream is absorbed by ethylene glycol. The moisture laden glycol discharged from the contractor
is regenerated in a reboiler. The absorbed water volatilizes and is discharged to the atmosphere.
The glycol solution is recirculated to the contractor.
After the moisture in the gas has been removed by the glycol contractor,the gas stream is fed
to the processing plant, where it is chilled by a propane refrigeration system. Natural gas liquids
formed during this process are stored in tanks and transported offsite by truck. Air is added to the
processed gas to adjust the heat content of the gas before it is transported offsite by pipeline.
The process uses three (3) split compressors powered by 1100 HP reciprocating internal
combustion (IC) engines. The split compressors use one half of the compressor for natural gas
compression and the other half for the refrigerant compression. One (1) 450 HP IC engine is used
for inlet gas compression and another 450 HP IC engine drives the air compressor. A 1100 HP IC
engine is used for compressing the residual gas to the discharge pipeline pressure.
2. Consistency with Weld Comprehensive Plan:
The proposed use is consistent with the Comprehensive Plan because it seeks to use the land
to foster the development of the vast natural resources in Weld County. Moreover, given the
property's size together with the absence of any water rights attached to the property,it is impractical
to use this property for farming.
3. Consistency with the Intent of the Weld County Zoning Ordinance and the zone
district:
The-proposed use is consistent with the intent of the Agricultural Zone District, as it will
foster the development of oil and natural gas resources, and Section 31.2 of the Weld County
Ordinance provides that Oil and Gas Production Facilities are allowed as a matter of right in the
Agricultural Zone District. Further, it will not interfere with any agricultural operations.
4. Surrounding Uses:
The site is surrounded by agriculture uses.
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5. Details regarding Use:
a. How many people will use the site? 1-2 generally just operator with perhaps
a mechanic or technician or boss
+'' s vim h r h b. How many employees will be on site? Employees I - 2.
c. What are the hours of operation? 24 hours /-7
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d. Structures to be built? See maps ncv., ; y+,u5
e. What type of animals? No
f. What type of vehicles? Pickup truck for employees; 1-3 semis for Y-grade
natural gas liquids (NGL) not condensate; approximately three per day
g. Who will provide fire protection? Greeley Fire Department
h. What is the water source? North Weld Water (account#181110)
i. What is the sewage disposal? Septic
j. Will there be any warehousing?No
6. Explain the Proposed Landscaping:
There is no landscaping.
7. Proposed Reclamation Procedures:
No reclamation procedures will be necessary.
8. Storm Water Drainage:
The current natural drainage will not be disturbed.
9. Timetable for Construction and Landscaping:
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All construction is complete.
10. Storage of Wastes:
All wastes will be removed by truck or other appropriate method
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