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Home My WebLink About20032858.tiff HEARING CERTIFICATION DOCKET NO. 2003-71 RE: A HEARING TO GATHER INPUT REGARDING THE I-25 PARALLEL ARTERIAL STUDY A public hearing was conducted on September 30, 2003, at 6:00 p.m., with the following present: Commissioner David E. Long, Chair Commissioner Robert D. Masden, Pro-Tern Commissioner M. J. Geile Commissioner William H. Jerke Commissioner Glenn Vaad Also present: Acting Clerk to the Board, Carol Harding County Attorney, Bruce Barker Director of Planning Services, Monica Mika Director of Public Works, Frank Hempen, Jr. Public Works representative, Wayne Howard Present from Felsburg, Holt, and Ullevig: Bob Felsburg, Principal Jeff Dankenbring, Project Manager The following business was transacted: I hereby certify that pursuant to a notice dated September 12, 2003, and duly published September 18,2003,in the South Weld Sun,and September25,2003,in the Greeley Daily Tribune, a public hearing was conducted to gather public input regarding the 1-25 Parallel Arterial Study dated September 2003,which was drafted by Felsburg, Holt,and Ullevig. Chair Long opened the meeting and introduced the staff members who were present. He stated Interstate Highway 25 (1-25) has never been able to move local traffic north and south efficiently, and it has always been the intent of Weld County to develop corridors to handle the majority of local traffic. He stated the construction or improvements to those corridors will be driven by development. Frank Hempen,Jr., Director of Public Works, briefly reviewed the process to date and explained the committee that worked with the engineers to prepare the proposed study which is under review. He introduced Wayne Howard, Department of Public Works,who gave a formal presentation on the study. Mr. Howard stated that in 1997 the 1-25 Mixed Use Development Plan (MUD) was the only document available for the County to use in determining future rights-of-ways or needs for easements; however, in 2002 the Weld County Roadway Classification Plan was drafted which gave further detail as to road classifications, particularly in regards to strategic roads being identified as such. This draft of the 1-25 Regional Corridor Plan will be used in conjunction with those documents to allow the County to better plan for the large amount of development which is occurring along the 1-25 corridor. Mr. Howard stated the study is necessary because of substantial growth in the area which made it critical to plan for future roads, allowing all planning needs to be coordinated with involved municipalities. He said the purpose of the study was to establish preferred alignments for parallel north-south,continuous arterials on both sides of 1-25;to serve as a guide to preserve rights-of-way; and that by planning now, impacts in the future will be minimized. Mr. Howard stated parallel arterials are necessary because all municipal plans show intense development within one mile of 2003-2858 EG0049 r0 : FL, fi Cad HEARING CERTIFICATION - 1-25 PARALLEL ARTERIAL STUDY PAGE 2 1-25; congestion is already being experienced on 1-25 and east/west roads leading to it; future projections show 1-25 will remain congested even if it is widened to six lanes;and parallel arterials would serve growth and allow 1-25 to serve longer distance travel. Mr. Howard reviewed the numerous meetings that have been held in preparing this study,and stated towns of Berthoud, Erie, Firestone, Frederick,Johnstown,and Mead;cities of Dacono, Longmont,Northglenn,and Thornton; counties of Adams, and Larimer; the City and County of Broomfield; Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT); Colorado State Parks; and Colorado Division of Wildlife provided input during the development of the study. He also gave a list of the individual meetings, as well as the public open houses that were held, with approximately 1,200 notices mailed out to concerned landowners in the vicinity. Bob Felsburg, Felsburg, Holt and Ullevig,described the study process,which began with the project framework and setting up goals;data collection,with the first public open house being held for input; and identification and evaluation of alternatives which led to the recommended alignments. Mr. Felsburg stated the study framework was to establish a local agency group,which consisted of four counties,ten towns and four other entities;defining the study area,which covers the entire length of Weld County for 24 miles,approximately one and one-half miles wide,(the width was expanded to two miles between Weld County Roads 5 and 13 because of significant growth in the area);and prepare design standards,which envisioned four lanes,a 45 mile per hour speed limit,and 120 feet of right-of-way. Mr. Felsburg stated flexibility was of major importance in preparing the design standards;although the reality is the corridors will begin with two lane roadways,which are mostly in existence in some fashion,and will be expanded in the future. He stated data collection included comprehensive plans,transportation plans,parks/open space plans,environmental characteristics, topographic features, parcel ownership,and development plans. During this process it was found that not all municipal plans agree. During the identification of alternatives, he stated the study area was defined by ten segments,and input was garnered from local agencies and from the initial public open house regarding the alternatives.Mr.Felsburg stated the evaluation of the alternatives included nine evaluation criteria, such as transportation effectiveness, horizontal and vertical geometry, community impacts,land use consequences,existing development consequences,environmental impacts,safety,construction,and construction costs. He explained that the yellow lines in the draft indicate all the alternatives that were studied, and the green lines recommend the recommended alternative routes. Mr. Felsburg stated the recommended alignments evolved from the evaluation matrices,which are documented in the Appendix,followed by an iterative review with local agencies and public input from two open houses. The results are the alternative routes that were incorporated into the draft study. Mr. Felsburg identified three of the most challenging areas. First, Frederick/Firestone(east),where the two Comprehensive Plans are in direct conflict as they relate to the roadway. Frederick uses Weld County Road(WCR)11,and Firestone uses the old 1-25 MUD plan,which uses the WCR 9.5 alignment south of Highway 119. The objective was to try to satisfy both roadways and incorporate both into the recommended alignments. Second, the Saint Vrain River crossing area (west), as shown in segment#5. Mr. Felsburg stated in order to develop a corridor, it will have to cross the Saint Vrain State Park, and the key is to keep the alignment roads continuous, therefore, WCR 7 was recommended. The third area of challenge is Mead (west), since the Town requested the County to not rely on WCR 7,which goes through the Town of Mead,therefore,the recommended arterial moves to WCR 5.5. 2003-2858 EG0049 HEARING CERTIFICATION - 1-25 PARALLEL ARTERIAL STUDY PAGE 3 Mr. Howard summarized the entire project,stating the draft study has been presented to the Board of County Commissioners for acceptance. Staff will then continue to coordinate with corridor communities and pursue Intergovernmental Agreements with local municipalities. Responding to Commissioner Vaad, Mr. Howard stated discussion with the Saint Vrain School District revealed plans for a new High School on WCR 7,south of Highway 66,which will be opening in the fall of 2006. He stated the committee studied the impacts on the school district and stated the District is not anticipating full capacity at opening; however,approximately 300 students will be incorporated in phases, and the County plans to complete improvements to WCR 7 prior to the need. Responding to Commissioner Geile, Mr. Felsburg stated Huron Street does not access E-470, and because of its close proximity to 1-25, Sheridan will be the first opportunity to access the Northwest Parkway. Artie Elmquist commended the Board for its foresight in planning for the future. He stated a few concerns, including how the corridors will be funded, the impact the study will have on existing property owners until the funding is in place for construction to begin,and alignment. He questioned whether the corridors will actually reduce traffic on 1-25, and he stated the WCR 13 improvement project is very important to complete. He stated that with numerous stoplights, traffic will not be enticed to use the corridor, although it will probably meet local needs. Louis Rademacher stated his main concern is that the only access to his property is the service road until WCR 9.5 is built, due to the widening of 1-25. Ron Halverson commended everyone for planning ahead,and stated he has been on his property for 20 years, and saw 31 houses built within one mile of his house. He has seen traffic increase from less than 100 to 300 vehicles per day. Mr. Halverson stated this is a nice, well thought out alternative plan for the future,which will stop developers from taking away needed right-of-way,even though some farmers will lose property. Dave Giger,Regional Manager of Saint Vrain State Parks,spoke about the importance of protecting river corridors and wildlife habitats. He mentioned the Saint Vrain Open Land and Trails Legacy Project, and encouraged the Board to continue making well educated, informed decisions, to mitigate impacts on future citizens of Weld County. He stated opposition to WCR 7 crossing the Saint Vrain Park area, because acceptance of this corridor will irreversibly harm those natural resources and negatively impact the quality of life of future generations. Eric Doering, Town of Frederick Trustee, discussed the relationship of WCR 13 and moving the eastern corridor to WCR 11, since they are within one mile of each other. He discussed the alignment along WCR 20.5, from WCR 9.5 to WCR 11 where it crosses prime open space, with the Godding Hallow in this area. He stated the Town does not want to see encroachment on the open space. He encouraged the Board to follow the existing one-mile grid system, around which its Comprehensive Plan was developed. Mr. Doering stated the Town supports WCR 11 to either WCR 22 or WCR 24, then back to WCR 9.5. He stated any movement for Firestone to reach WCR 11 should happen within its boundaries or Weld County lands. The proposed alignment to reach WCR 11 through Frederick is unacceptable. Mr. Doering stated on the west side,the WCR 7 alignment is okay; however, the Frederick Comprehensive Plan includes residential zoning, in 2003-2858 EG0049 HEARING CERTIFICATION - 1-25 PARALLEL ARTERIAL STUDY PAGE 4 which the neighborhood will have more character,trying to encourage preservation of farmlands. Gerald Bacon stated his area of concern is on the west side where WCR 7 crosses the river,which is prime wildlife habitat. He stated the land has been in his family for well over 100 years,and this arterial will have an extreme impact on the wildlife. Mr. Bacon stated he is uncertain that all the alternatives were correctly evaluated in terms of economic and aesthetic value. Responding to Commissioner Geile, Mr. Bacon stated his land is south of the new high school. Thelma Day stated her main concern is the Saint Vrain Park. She questioned how long construction would take to complete, stating it will be very detrimental to visitors and wildlife and cause a loss of revenue and activities during construction. She stated she is concerned about traffic moving through the park and safety issues for visitors. Ms. Day stated there is a six-foot water table and silt pond in the area. Scott Temple stated that since the corridor is proposed as a four-lane divided highway, he asked about access to approximately six properties directly fronting the roadway. He stated with CDOT currently not in favor of a frontage road system,the corridors would better serve the purpose if they were closer to 1-25. He stated the arterial route passes through his house,and he located the area of concern for Mr. Felsburg. Brian McCormick stated he lives on WCR 11, in segment#3. He stated his concerns about traffic, safety, the school down the street, noise, and access into his development when the major artery is completed. Mr. McCormick stated it would be more effective if it were located closer to the interstate and outside of existing residential areas in Frederick. He also stated he would like to see design requirements, proposed accesses to developments during construction,and some type of noise buffer or screening,as well as consideration of various road surfaces as they relate to noise issues. Bob Almirall, Interwest Consulting Group, stated he is representing a series of property owners through the corridor, and identified a two-mile stretch of WCR 9.5 through segment#6 on the east side of 1-25. He stated those landowners are in support of WCR 9.5 being the preferred alternative through that segment. He stated he recognize this alignment is conceptual and will be used as a guideline; however, he stated concerns that once something is put on paper it takes on a life of its own. He indicated the alignment, as it is crosses WCR 32, dipping to the east, and stated it appears to intersect WCR 32 at a 90-degree angle,therefore,he requested Mr. Felsburg review that portion in order to avoid properties to the north. John Folsom raised questions regarding fragmentation,the process used to acquire rights-of-way, installation of traffic control which will make people avoid the corridors instead of traffic preferring the corridors, and project financing. He particularly stated concern about the east frontage road crossing the Saint Vrain River and felt continuing WCR 9.5 across the river would be a better design. Doug Rademacher asked why the WCR 13 arterial was abandoned,especially with the new bridge over the river now in place. He also raised questions about funding sources and stated he agrees 2003-2858 EG0049 HEARING CERTIFICATION - 1-25 PARALLEL ARTERIAL STUDY PAGE 5 with Mr. Folsom about fragmentation. Heather Hollingsworth asked about condemnation procedures and possible noise barriers. She stated the proposed alignment seems to accommodate new development; however, the old homesteads and historical developments are being ignored. She questioned whether ten years is an accurate time frame for buildout, or whether the County will try to complete construction in two to five years time. Ms. Hollingsworth also stated she is unclear whether it will be a two-lane or four- lane road, and stated it does not make sense to construct a two-lane road only to have to reconstruct a four-lane road at a later date. She stated the time line is her major concern. Responding to Commissioner Geile, Ms. Hollingworth stated her house has been in place since 1905,although many of the segments are going around new developments. She stated several of her neighbors homes are within 20 feet of the road and she is assuming theywould be condemned. George Adam stated he owns the property where the bridge would be located between WCRs 24.5 and 26 on WCR 7. He stated the County should be aware that there are big problems in this area, because of the extensive mining,and tailings being put back into the area. He stated the area was mined 18 feet deep,with three feet of soil put back on to cover,and the tailings will boil up to the top. He said further down the road an 18 foot pond was mined for gravel,which is currentlya nice wildlife area; however, beyond that is a gulch that comes down to the Saint Vrain area. He stated he wants the engineers to be aware of the problems in order to avoid potential hazards. Mike Friesen,Town of Mead Administrator,stated last night the Town Board reviewed the revelancy of the study within the Town of Mead,and any future boundaries. He stated the Town will support the alternative on the east side; however, on the west side the Town would like to see WCR 5.5 moved to WCR 5. He stated the concern about WCR 5.5 is because it is a totally new road which would have more impact on its review of planning and development proposals. He stated the Highland Ditch crossing will be a steep angle,and WCR Swill most likely be developed in any case. Mr. Friesen stated the Town would like to give input on the route to WCR 5, and stated the high school site on WCR 7 has been proposed for annexation to Mead, and it will be on the general election ballot. Mr. Friesen stated the issue of what happens south of the high school site is not a factor in the Town's consideration of the annexation. Responding to Commissioner Geile, Mr. Friesen stated the Town has been informed the fall of 2006 would be the earliest opening date, and stated the bond issue has passed although money has not been released, and it may be delayed as much as one year. Mayor Richard Kraemer of Mead,stated his thanks to the Board for taking the political flack involved in this endeavor. He said the County is doing the right thing by trying to get ahead of the curve,and requested time to sit down with the appropriate County staff to coordinate planning. Mayor Kraemer said the area is policed by Mead and the revenue generated from taxes along the road will be paid to Mead;therefore,the Town would like to see a Coordinated Planning Agreement with the County to ensure development is built to standards of both the Town and Weld County. Denise Stewart stated her major concern is traffic. She stated she lives on WCR 11 and has lived there for 26 years. Since the road was paved, it has become a nonstop freeway, and she questioned whether anyone has monitored the volume of traffic since the road was paved. Ms. 2003-2858 EG0049 HEARING CERTIFICATION - 1-25 PARALLEL ARTERIAL STUDY PAGE 6 Stewart said she is concerned that her property value will diminish. Responding to Commissioner Geile, Ms.Stewart said the acreages around her are four to five acres;and there are now 15 houses where there were only four when she moved there. Frank Gramaldi expressed his thanks for holding the meeting locally, and stated that it will be necessary for the County to meet with the Town of Mead to continue this process; however, he feels the citizens of Mead should be present and allowed to offer input. Mr. Gramaldi stated the Town has not included the citizens in its planning process, and they were only allowed to meet with the County's consultants and Public Works Department. He expressed specific interest in segment#6, where nine different alternatives have been considered, and stated county staff and consultants have been generous in including the citizens in the discussions. Mr. Gramaldi stated the concern is having this road go back into WCR 7, north of Highway 66, since it was originally rejected as a safety hazard. Sander Blackburn stated he moved to his present location to escape urban life, and the proposed road will run directly behind his house. He is concerned for the safety of children, and hopeful of having noise buffers installed. He also questioned the construction time line, and how two-lane roads are different from current county roads. Robert Konkel referenced segment#4, regarding the portion which takes four or five alternative routes. He said it looks like a moving target, since the last time everyone met there were two alternatives, now there is greater impact to Frederick. Mr. Konkel stated it does not makes any sense at this point. He said Frederick has followed the MUD since the early 1990's when it already indicated a portion of WCR 9.5 was in mixed use and heavily commercialized all the way back to WCR 11. Mr. Konkel stated the Frederick Board knew consideration would have to be given to development,and that an arterial road has no real impact on its planning. He questioned why such a dogleg would be put at this point, to slow the flow of traffic. Mr. Konkel stated WCR 11 is the quickest way to get to WCR 24, and is not an acceptable route to the people who live there. Gretchen Webb stated she is a neighbor to Mr. Konkel. She stated she disagreed with Mr. Doering's comments,and suggested the preferred alignment remain as shown between WCRs 24 and 20.5. She stated Firestone has done a good job planning for roads on WCR 9.5 and following MUD guidelines. She stated they own a house built in 1882, which is in the way if the alignment continues on WCR 11. Duane Liese stated he lives west of WCR 5.5 at Highway 119. He stated the area between Highways 119 and 66, and 1-25 and WCR 1, is problematic due to the Saint Vrain Park and Union Reservoir. He said it does not make sense to have a corridor cut through the area,and questioned whether the alternative of planning for fragmentation has been considered. He stated a continuous road all the way down 1-25 just will not work. He also believes the corridors should be further away from 1-25, such as on WCR 1. He said Mead is already pushing it to WCR 5, causing a zig-zag to get back to WCR 7,either through the new LifeBridge development or the other side of WCR 5.5. Mr. Liese requested a time frame, and stated he will relocate, since the 5,000 car parking lot approved with LifeBridge and this corridor on WCR 5.5,will cause major traffic concerns. Mr. Liese requested this area be considered unique,and questioned whether the road which goes under 1-25, could have an interchange, which would give access into that portion of land. 2003-2858 EG0049 HEARING CERTIFICATION - 1-25 PARALLEL ARTERIAL STUDY PAGE 7 Richard Wyatt,Mayor of Frederick,clarified Mr. Doering does represent the Town of Frederick, not himself. Jeff Engleman stated he lives in segment#8, on the west side. With Mead proposing to move the corridor to WCR 5 instead of WCR 5.5,he would like the public involved in that decision. He stated it appears high density housing areas are being avoided with low density areas being crossed, specifically citing WCR 38,and the"hook"off the four-lane road to WCR 7. He asked the Board to mitigate the impact of the high volume of traffic traveling through low density areas, and stated he appreciates the foresight of the Commissioners to determine the corridors in advance. Bonnie Adam stated she enjoys the Saint Vrain River,and has lived there over43 years. She stated they watched development occur on the west side of 1-25 and saw their mountain view disappear without complaint. She said she does not want to stop progress; however, whether the corridor goes down WCR 5.5 or WCR 7, it will interfere with their property, and she fears disruption to the wildlife. Suzanne Turner-Kloster, Colorado Division of Wildlife, stated the Saint Vrain Heronry was the largest heronry in Colorado in 2002, and it is the only place there were nesting great eagles. Diane Holland, stated she lives near the Town of Berthoud, and the road is currently set to bisect her property,and would like it to be realigned at that point. Mr. Felsburg indicated he is aware of the spot. Chair Long closed public testimony. Mr. Hempen addressed the timing issue,and stated the intent of the project was to insure the County could preserve a corridor along 1-25, because future development will consume everything if the corridors are not pre-planned. Mr.Hempen emphasized the driving force for roadway construction is development, and the corridor will be built only as development demands it;therefore,the time line is indefinite. He said the cost of construction and how financed will also depend on development, since anticipated development will dedicate and provide initial rights-of-way in the corridors. He said the point is that, as segments of roadway of varying lengths develop, municipalities and local governments will step in when it is appropriate to make it into a longer roadway. Mr. Hempen stated the intent is to see two lanes built,then at some later date when capacity demands it, an increase to four lanes. He stated 10,000 vehicles on a two-lane road is viable,as long as there are widened intersections and appropriate acceleration and deceleration lanes. He said as demand calls for additional lanes, it would be a local government decision and they will provide for it within their construction and funding availabilities. Mr. Hempen reiterated the intent of this study is to ensure rights-of-way remain available. Regarding issues such as noise buffering and safety, he stated they will be handled when the roads are being designed. He stated specific questions cannot be answered until the designs are being prepared, at which time the County will be sensitive to the concerns expressed. Mr. Hempen stated access to four- lane segments will have to be provided,since a local governmental entity cannot landlock property. Mr. Howard stated WCR 13 is a strategic roadway for Weld County all the way from WCR 2 to State Highway 14, and plans have not changed regarding that project. He said it will be closed for six months, for widening of the roadway and staff is currently designing several sections. He stated that,although it does not appear evident,the County will need both of these roads in the future,due 2003-2858 EG0049 HEARING CERTIFICATION - 1-25 PARALLEL ARTERIAL STUDY PAGE 8 to demand in the area. Responding to Chair Long regarding WCR 11 in segments #3 and #4, Mr. Hempen stated both Frederick and Firestone have designated the arterials, which will happen. Responding to Commissioner Jerke, Bruce Barker, County Attorney, discussed the condemnation process. He referred to item #5 in the handout, and stated the best method is to simply purchase necessary rights-of-way, giving fair market value to property owners. Mr. Barker stated there is a lot of misconception about condemnation, and a governmental entity does not start there and work backwards. He explained any governmental entity has the statutory authority to condemn for purposes of obtaining a roadway;however,a process of negotiation is necessary to take that route. He said if there is a dispute between the entity and property owner concerning the fair market value, there is a complete process of review by commissioners appointed by the Trial Court. If the value is over$5,000,the owners have the ability to ask for an appraisal paid for by the governmental entity, and one of the burdens the governmental entity must show is that the process has been followed, fair market value offered,and negotiations conducted. Condemnation is the end if necessary, not the point at which an entity would begin. Responding to Commissioner Jerke, Mr. Barker stated no one can have property condemned for which they do not receive fair market value. He also stated that he has been the County Attorney for ten years, and has never gone to trial on a case of condemnation. Commissioner Vaad commented one of the next steps will be Intergovernmental agreements with all the entities involved,and said what happens within the incorporated limits of a municipality is its own business,not the County's. He stated the County is trying to coordinate. He mentioned Mayor Kraemer expressed the preference of moving to WCR 5 instead of WCR 5.5 as the corridor travels through segments#6,#7,and#8. He discussed the historic nature of the area and Highlandlake. Mr. Felsburg stated there was quite a bit of input from Mead and Highlandlake residents, due to numerous historic structures, and he stated they are in the process of becoming a historic district and,therefore, concerned about bringing traffic-related problems into the historic character of the neighborhood. Mr. Felsburg stated they specifically requested some sort of buffer for the area,as well as for the Town of Mead. Commissioner Vaad stated that the conception of these roads as corridors will bring traffic, since it is already at a growing volume; however, the corridors should attract the traffic instead of vehicles going down neighborhood streets and even back up onto 1-25. He agreed it would be difficult to estimate how much relief will be given to 1-25,although he believes many would use these corridors for local traffic instead of 1-25. Commissioner Vaad reiterated it has never been the intention of the County to bring development to these corridors, rather, as development happens the county will try to provide roads along preplanned corridors. Commissioner Geile stated financing is the most difficult part of the plan to provide answers to. He stated the Board,in preparing for the WCR 13 project last year,considered traffic and development throughout the county,trying to determine future growth patterns for the next 10-1 5 years,as well as a safe and orderly manner in which to make roads accessible and available to citizens. He stated the County has had discussions with Thornton regarding Colorado Boulevard, and with Larimer and Adams Counties regarding the manner in which regional development is being handled. He stated the County has to plan for the future,and looking at the demographics of the area,there are 120,000 people here. Commissioner Vaad elaborated that three years ago there were 60,000 in this immediate area;however,after the 2002 Census it is estimated there are 220,000 in the 1-25 2003-2858 EG0049 HEARING CERTIFICATION - 1-25 PARALLEL ARTERIAL STUDY PAGE 9 elongated corridor,or approximately 120,000 in this immediate area. Commissioner Geile stated discussions with various municipalities centered on the importance of connectivity, and Colorado Boulevard being attached to 1-70 with or without this Board's approval. He also stated $74 million will be required to build WCR 13, however, with limited County resources, the development of a 20-year financial model was necessary. Commissioner Geile stated the model is based on development and road impact fees; agreements with municipalities;the County's financial needs and resources;and Energy Impact Grants,which the County has been very successful with, having received $1.2 million for the WCR 13 project. He stated over the next 20 years the County will be able to develop and build WCR 13,with the agreement of all entities involved. He said the financial model is a strategic plan and we are in the process of putting it into place, however, it cannot be completed until decisions are made about which roads will need to be developed. Commissioner Geile reiterated the importance of having a strategic plan lies in its flexibility, allowing necessary adjustments as changes occur in the future. Therefore, he summarized the County is in the process of planning for the future,developing a financial strategic model for the future,and allowing flexibility to adjust as changes occur. He reiterated it is extremely important to involve all jurisdictions. Commissioner Masden responded to Mr.Geiger's comments,stating he has been heavily involved in the Saint Vrain Legacy Trail project. He stated Weld County formed the committee,and has had members on the committee since its inception. The County also made application for the GoCo Grant that provided the$12 million grant which was used to purchase the properties which were not in the possession of the Division of Parks. He stated there was lots of planning going on at the same time as the Legacy project, the State Park project, and this arterial corridor study. Commissioner Masden reiterated the County is committed to these projects; however, there will need to be a way to cross the property and the County will remain sensitive to wildlife in the area when allowing traffic to have access through it. Chair Long summarized that this has been a coordinated effort, and stated the Board of County Commissioners will consider acceptance of the 1-25 Parallel Arterial Study at its regular Board Meeting on October 8,2003,at 9:00 a.m. He stated the Board consistently looks at the health,safety and welfare of the citizens, ensuring Weld County remains a good place to live and thrive, both economically and individually. He stated the Board is trying to plan ahead, and will continue collaboration with municipalities and concerned citizens. There being no further discussion, the hearing was completed at 9:30 p.m. 2003-2858 EG0049 HEARING CERTIFICATION - 1-25 PARALLEL ARTERIAL STUDY PAGE 10 This Certification was approved on the 6th day of October, 2003. APPROVED: BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS �� CCk �r +. /�/!/v W COUNTY, COLORADO / yid . Long, Chair ; 0� . Irk to the Board ISM R Robert D. sden, Pro-Tem Clerk to the Board M. J. eile WilliJ � Je� DOCKET #2003-71 Glenn Vaad 2003-2858 EG0049 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Docket#2003-71 The Board of County Commissioners of Weld County,Colorado,will be considering whether to adoptthe 1-25 Parallel Arterial Study,and wishes to hold a public hearing to receive input from the public regarding this matter. The hearing will be held on Monday,September30,2003,at 6:00 p.m., at the Southwest Weld County Administration Building,4209 Weld County Road 24.5, Longmont, Colorado, at the time specified. A draft copy of the 1-25 Parallel Arterial Study prepared by Felsburg, Holt& Ullevig, dated August 4, 2003, may be examined in the office of the Clerk to the Board, 915 10th Street, Greeley, Colorado 80631. Written comments are also welcome and must be received prior to September 30, 2003, in the office of the Clerk to the Board, P. O. Box 758, Greeley, Colorado 80632. To ensure inclusion of E-Mail correspondence into the record, please send a copy to chardinqaco.weld.co.us. BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WELD COUNTY, COLORADO DATED: September 12, 2003 PUBLISHED: September 18, 2003, in the South Weld Sun and Greeley Tribune ATTENDANCE RECORD HEARINGS ARE AS FOLLOWS ON THIS 30TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 2001: DOCKET#2003-71 - 1-25 PARALLEL ARTERIAL STUDY PLEASE legibly write or print your name and complete address and the DOCKET# (as listed above) or the name of the applicant of the hearing you are attending. NAME AND ADDRESS (Please include City and Zip Code): t�l" e r /5 (0 136 7( 6/L.) K_ 8o75 194 anc1 She, 1a S.0 uoln ,,21 ci I,U.%//t,46 Dr /l71ile/ "ins cia-- v:iR -- 3...-L p,( PoscAmks vY . , Yccr,--c-A Co icy v0 Yvannf2 Y=c)�ck�, (1Z*E6A1 , iV;- gill, c (Ui I, (O ai Z. 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NAME AND ADDRESS (Please include City and Zip Code): PI) / ' pry Y� D uc\nc Ou2r"ho /sC �4t�k( oesf �/iP_ r- r' Plea �c Mckv k 'Qu.ck\ ey /y9sY W C4&C Gam tcl c c7/ M V)r / j-+ Ad 10 s . 72D /3 ?int Q 1-49_„ x_, NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Docket#2003-71 The Board of County Commissioners of Weld County,Colorado,will be considering whether to adoptthe 1-25 Parallel Arterial Study,and wishes to hold a public hearing to receive input from the public regarding this matter. The hearing will be held on MpefiSeptember 30,2003,at 6:00 p.m., at the Southwest Weld County Administration Building,4209 Weld County Road 24.5, Longmont, Colorado, at the time specified. A draft copy of the 1-25 Parallel Arterial Study prepared by Felsburg, Holt& Ullevig, dated August 4,2003, may be examined in the office of the Clerk to the Board, 91510`"Street, Greeley, Colorado 80631. Written comments are also welcome and must be received prior to September 30, 2003, in the office of the Clerk to the Board, P. O. Box 758, Greeley, Colorado 80632. To ensure inclusion of E-Mail correspondence into the record, please send a copy to chardincaco.weld.co.us. BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WELD COUNTY, COLORADO DATED: September 12, 2003 PUBLISHED: September 18, 2003, in the South Weld Sun and Greeley Tribune STATE OF COLORADO ) )s.s. COUNTY OF WELD Ruth Pelton-Roby, as manager of Pelton Publishing Company LLC, being duly sworn, states that it is publisher of the South Weld Sun, a weekly newspaper published in Keenesburg in said County and State; that said newspaper has a general circulation in said County and has been continuously and uninterruptedly published therein, during a period of at least fifty-two consecutive weeks prior to the first publication of the annexed notice; that said newspaper is a newspaper ;'. .gip within the meaning of the act of the SWAG General Assembly of the State of Dads 82003.77 Colorado, entitled "An Act to regulate the printing of legal notices and c a Beard County h, . a advertisements" and amendments caumy. Dolores wel be thereto; that the notice of which the considering "'"er a Opal I-25 Parte' annexed is a printed copy taken from said s r.and wishes to hold apudk hearing to newspaper, was published in said receive input Mme he newspaper, and in the regular and entire p eeo"roardnpda•"aa. The tearing willwbe held on issue of every number thereof, once a ►k a.r. OO p.ma 30, week for ( successive weeks; that SouSaw'a 5m eld 'N my 2023,et 6 way County —said notice was so published in said Administration Building, •4208 Wad couray Road iewspaper proper and not in any 24.5,Longmont,Colorado, supplement thereof, and that the first ""• ""'^°°"'° publication of said notice as aforesaid, A draft tar a the Ia5 Parallel Arterial Study was on the _14'_day of prepared by FahburB,Holt �P C,}-•Nv, ti 2003, and the last °Weald,dated August 4, 2003,may a examined a the anc.Sthe CSc$to the on the day of 2003. Bard, 915 1°e Seed Greasy,cawed° 80837. Whiten comments we also 'eltelne and must be received prior to PELTON PUBLISHING COMPANY LLC September ip1 of the°Clerk'o th In e Seca q the Gera to the Bond, P. 0. Box 758, ' Graeldy,Colorado 80832. By \j:3L\ ( CAA • of E- • Meil c• Ruth Pelton-Roby the rod,ptesea send e c o p. y I o Its: Manager BOARD BD AaetdoAo. OP 'COURT/ Subscribed and Qsworn to before me this WELDOUNTY, day of ,Qh/JZL , 2003. • - WED. Bepa°Eer 72, gais, m we South Weld Bun - Notary Public My Commission expi - A Q �% �p?ARY : •.m o : G 41 5 ry;.• a lllli►t-I I t, OFD. Affidavit of Publication STATE OF COLORADO ss. County of Weld, I, Jennifer Usher of said County of Weld, being duly sworn, say that I am an advertising clerk of THE GREELEY DAILY TRIBUNE,and The Greeley Republican that the same is a daily newspaper of general circulation and printed and published in the City of Greeley, in said county and state; that the notice or advertisement, of which the annexed is a true copy, has been published in said daily newspaper for consecutive (days): that the notice was published in NOTICE OF PUBS NEARING the regular and entire issue of every number of said The Bow a cwpt;ommUsimims of Weld County Colorado, newspaper during the period and time of will be considering whether to adopt the I-25 Parallel Arterial Study,end wishes to hold a public to receae Input from publication of said notice, and in the newspaper the public regarding this matter. The ahe�,errg Mil be held on ldolthCyout3egember x,2003.n e:ao p.m.,at the southwest proper and not in a supplement thereof; that the Ward ny Administration Burldag,4209 Weld County Road 24.5,Longmont,Colorado,at the time specified first publication of said notice was contained in the A draft 7%of the 1-25 Parallel Arterial SIWyaraq red by Peeburg hon end ullevg elite^Autawl4,200B,may lie exam- Greeley. issue of the said newspaper bearing date Twenty- leCa Written welcome fifth day of September A.D. 2003 and the thed must the PO.loBox Greeley,ember Colorad office o d last publication thereof: in the issue of said To enure inclusion of E-Mall oonespondenceinto the record, newspaper date the Twenty-fifth py��ricl a co.wetd .ue. bearing IONERS00 day of September A.D. 2003 that said The DATED: tS2t»D Greeley Daily Tribune and the Greeley Republican, The September has been published continuously and uninterruptedly during the period of at least six months next prior to the first issue thereof contained said notice or advertisement above referred to; that said newspaper has been admitted to the United States mails as second-class matter under the provisions of the Act of March 3, 1879, or any amendments thereof; and that said newspaper is a daily newspaper duly qualified for publishing legal notices and advertisements within the meaning of the laws of the State of Colorado. September 25,2003 Total Charges: $14.70 '02144-) Ltd-At/I Ad rtising Subscribed and sworn to before me this 25th day September A.D. 2003 My Commission Expires 7-28-2004 9,— ,x4et, il Notary Public CERTIFICATE OF MAILING The undersigned hereby certifies that a true and correct copy of the foregoing Notice of Hearing, Docket#2003-71, was placed in the United States mail, first class mail, postage prepaid, addressed to the following property owners. DATED this 15th day of September, 2003. JACKE EBERL GARY WHITEHEAD 2672 GRACE WAY 14614 WCR 7 MEAD CO 80842 MEAD CO 80542 DAVID MARTINI JUDITH PERKINS 5083 WCR 38 19125 WCR 5 PLATTEVILLE CO 80651 BERTHOUD CO 80513 JENNIFER CASEY NICK BACRIA 5137 WCR 38 11488 WCR 7 PLATTEVILLE CO 80651 LONGMONT CO 80504 BRAD JONES M. MAASS 1431 E. 16TH STREET POB 505 GREELEY CO 806031 MEAD CO 80542 GENE ELLIS JERRY HAMLIN 21733 WCR 7 5198 WCR 28 BERTHOUD CO 80513 LONGMONT CO 80504 NANCY SPAHN GLENN & ELLEN NEWMAN 17008 WCR 5 101 VIEW COURT MEAD CO 80542 MEAD CO 80504 GERALD, JOAN, AND MARA BACON SUZANNE TURNER-KLOSTER 11994 WCR 7 1354 PARKER DRIVE LONGMONT CO 80504 LONGMONT CO 80504 JOHN FRANKLIN BRAD AMY (HBG FLATIRON) TOWN OF JOHNSTOWN 10090 1-25 FRONTAGE ROAD POB 609 LONGMONT CO 80504 JOHNSTOWN CO 80534 BOB ALMIRALL-INTERWEST BERNIE LASH 1235 HONEYSUCKLE COURT 26 WEST DRY CREEK CIRCLE #600 WINDSOR CO 80550 LITTLETON CO 80120 K. STELLMAN DEL & VIC TEMPLE 17554 WCR 5 36900 WCR 7 BERTHOUD CO 80513 LONGMONT CO 80504 CERTIFICATE OF MAILING - [APPLICANT (CAPS)] (USR #[CASE #]) PAGE 2 S AND J GURTTER G. POWERS 17629 WCR 5 4610 WCR 36 BERTHOUD CO 80513 PLATTEVILLE CO 80651 PAT BRUNELLE CAROL DAVIS 17550 WCR 5 3314 WCR 36 BERTHOUD CO 80513 MEAD CO 80542 REX HARTMAN DICK & SUE KELLOGG 3955 PRATT 219 GRAND VIEW CIRCLE LONGMONT CO 80504 MEAD CO 80542 DAN HOLLAND CYNTHIA FRISK 16954 WCR 5 131 HUNTERS COVE MEAD CO 80542 MEAD CO 80542 LIZA NYBO GARY CLAUSON 5454 WCR 7 311 ADAMS AVE ERIE CO 80516 MEAD CO 80542 CHUCK & DOT LARSON CHUCK MYERS 10758 WCR 7 4998 WCR 34 MEAD CO 80542 PLATTEVILLE CO 80651 WILLIAM CASEY WALTER LOGSDEN 5137 WCR 38 16665 WCR 7 PLATTEVILLE CO 80651 MEAD CO 80542 PAULI SMITH JUDITH LUPPENS 16778 WCR 5 101 GRAND VIEW DRIVE MEAD CO 80542 MEAD CO 80542 GENE CARPENTER BOYCE LOGSDEN 208 EAGLE 16549 WCR 7 MEAD CO 80542 MEAD CO 80542 TOM REYNOLDS HARRY & LEE WALKER 3801 FLORENTINE CIRCLE 119 HUNTERS COVE ROAD LONGMONT CO 80504 MEAD CO 80542 DONALD & BETTY MINCH KRISTINE STAHL 17076 WCR 5 2559 JARETT DRIVE MEAD CO 80542 MEAD CO 80542 CERTIFICATE OF MAILING - [APPLICANT (CAPS)] (USR#[CASE #]) PAGE 3 KEITH RUSSELL BEN PEDRETT 21419 WCR 13 4995 WCR 24.5 JOHNSTOWN CO 80534 LONGMONT CO 80504 BILL MARKHAM RON & JOYCE HOFEMASTER 21490 WCR 7 367 HUNTERS RIDGE BERTHOUD CO 80513 MEAD CO 80542 THOMAS & NORMA OWEN MAYBELLE WILSON 2558 SERENA DRIVE 5336 WCR 38 MEAD CO 80542 PLATTEVILLE CO 80651 FRANCES VONALT MARK BECKWITH 16751 WCR 7 2695 SERENA DRIVE MEAD CO 80542 MEAD CO 80542 CLIFFORD BETZ JIM WRIGHT & CONNIE SHAW 4407 WCR 44 21653 WCR 13 JOHNSTOWN CO 80534 JOHNSTOWN CO 85034 BILL ENNER LORETTA & GREG KRISHER 204 WILLOW DRIVE POB 487 MEAD CO 80542 MEAD CO 80542-0487 BILL SKELDOM W. 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HURT 5113 SAGUARO COURT 14278 WCR 7 JOHNSTOWN CO 80534 MEAD CO 85042 DALE STRICKLAND NORM TOWNLEY 4830 WCR 34 5370 MESQUITE COURT PLATTEVILLE CO 80651 JOHNSTOWN CO 80534 STEVE HENNA MIKE KESSLER 1002 BLUE SPRUCE PLACE 15871 WCR 13 LOVELAND CO 80538 PLATTEVILLE CO 80651 DALE & DONNA KIEHN ROXANNE HERRING 23467 WCR 7 POB 614 BERTHOUD CO 80513 MEAD CO 80542 DAN WEBER & DAVID GIPER DARREL & JUSTINE HOLLENBECK 1313 SHERMAN STREET 102 GRAND VIEW DRIVE DENVER CO 80203 MEAD CO 80542 CERTIFICATE OF MAILING - [APPLICANT (CAPS)] (USR #[CASE #]) PAGE 4 MICHAEL BENSON SUSAN JORDAN 223 EAGLE AVENUE 18623 WAGON TRAIL MEAD CO 80542 MEAD CO 80542 MIKE JONES JIM EYR 117 FALCON CIRCLE 2062 BLUE MOUNTAIN ROAD MEAD CO 80542 LONGMONT CO 80504 SANDI BONIFF FRANK GRIMALDI 105 MALLARD COURT 261 HUNTERS COVE DRIVE MEAD CO 80541 MEAD CO 80542-9661 J L WALTER MILES & DORIS SANFORD 2235 2ND AVENUE 17380 WCR 13 GREELEY CO 80631 PLATTEVILLE CO 80651 LARRY HUDDLESON SHAWN RICKE POB 771 20134 CACTUS DRIVE CASTLE ROCK CO 80104 JOHNSTOWN CO 85034 JIM & SALLY BAUMANN TIM TORPHY 1791 WCR 36 421 5TH STREET BERTHOUD CO 80513 MEAD CO 80542 BRUCE & MARSHA FREDERIKSEN LARRY HOAGLARD 13981 WCR 7 MEAD CO 80542 MEAD CO 80542 TODD CEINI ROD SCHMIDT 18347 WAGON TRAIL 1873 BLUE MOUNTAIN ROAD MEAD CO 80542 LONGMONT CO 80504 SUSAN GILBERT DEAN JOSEPHSON 18347 WAGON TRAIL 17896 WCR 7 MEAD CO 80542 MEAD CO 80542 BELLE BUCHHOLZ YVONNE SEAMAN 2696 GRACE WAY 9250 E COSTILLA AVENUE #200 MEAD CO 80542 GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80112 CHRIS CONWAY VERN & CHRIS MINCH 2696 GRACE WAY 2403 WCR 36 MEAD CO 80542 MEAD CO 80542 CERTIFICATE OF MAILING - [APPLICANT (CAPS)] (USR #[CASE #]) PAGE 5 VICKI BEARLY JAN ENGLAND 2588 SERENA DRIVE 4879 WCR 24.75 MEAD CO 80542 LONGMONT CO JIM & ANGELA MILLER MARILYN RUPPLE 113 MALLARD COURT 4879 WCR 24.75 MEAD CO 80542 LONGMONT CO MICK RICHARDSON MARK EBERL 6510 S ADAMS COURT 2672 GRACE WAY CENTENNIAL CO 80121 MEAD CO 80542 JOE & DENISE WINELON SUSAN URIM 233 MULLIGAN LAKE DRIVE 397 ADAMS AVENUE MEAD CO 80542 MEAD CO 80542 BRUT AKERDSEN BRENDA HOCKADAY 2771 SERENA DRIVE 2063 WCR 34.50 MEAD CO 85042 MEAD CO 80542 STEVE SENESAC MIKE FRIESEN, TOWN ADMINISTRATOR 2025 WCR 36 TOWN OF MEAD MEAD CO 80542 POB 626 MEAD CO 80542 R DUANE OVERHOLSER 16881 WEST VIEW DRIVE PAT BAKEL MEAD CO 80542 2726 HWY 60 LOVELAND CO 80550 M HUBERTHAL 18115 WAGON TRAIL DIANE & RON BAKEL MEAD CO 80542 2740 STATE HWY 60 LOVELAND CO 80550 DON & NENETTE MCNAMARA 103 MOUNTAIN VIEW DRIVE SHERY SENESAC MEAD CO 80542 2025 WCR 36 MEAD CO 80542 RICK FAULMANN 2680 SERENA DRIVE PAT & GINGER CANNON MEAD CO 80542 POB 1410 BERTHOUD CO 80513 GREGORY & MICHELI CROWELL 202 MULLIGAN LAKE DRIVE SCOTT & MARIE WING MEAD CO 80542 14900 WCR 7 MEAD CO 80542 CERTIFICATE OF MAILING - [APPLICANT (CAPS)] (USR #[CASE #]) PAGE 6 PAUL TEMPLE MARJIE GRIEK & BILL WORRELL 5252 WCR 34 15741 WCR 5 MEAD CO 80542 LONGMONT CO 80504 BYRON THOMPSON PETER GRIES 2777 SERENA DRIVE 11683 MONTGOMERY CIRCLE MEAD CO 80542 LONGMONT CO 80504 MARCK SCHWANDT DUANE LEISE 210 EAGLE AVENUE 2686 PEARL MEAD CO 80542 LONGMONT CO 80504 RICHARD & MARY MACOMBER MONICA SVENDSON 2673 JARETT DRIVE 2771 SERENA DRIVE MEAD CO 80542 MEAD CO 80542 KELLY JORGENSON JANE AND KATY SPROUSE 2658 SERENA DRIVE 16920 WCR 5 MEAD CO 80542 MEAD CO 80542 SPRING, WES & JANE REDDICK MARVIN DYER 107 SILO COURT 520 MAIN STREET, SUITE A MEAD CO 80542 LONGMONT CO 80504 LOREN REIMER FRANCES CARPENTER 2658 SERENA DRIVE 208 EAGLE AVENUE MEAD CO 80542 MEAD CO 80542 FRANCISCO & MACLOVIO MARTINEZ JEFF ENGELMAN 12632 EAST FRONTAGE ROAD 18110 WAGON TRAIL LONGMONT, CO 80504 MEAD CO 80542 PAT JORGENSON LINDA MINELLI - FRAZIER 2018 WCR 5 2665 SERENA MEAD CO 80542 MEAD CO 80542 BOB & LUCENA OLSEN JANEANE GOLLIBER 103 GRANDVIEW DRIVE 242 MILLIGAN LAKE DRIVE MEAD CO 80542 MEAD CO 80542 GARY WICKETT MARK & TRICIA GODLEWSK 111 SILO COURT 2673 SERENA DRIVE MEAD CO 80542 MEAD CO 80542 CERTIFICATE OF MAILING - [APPLICANT (CAPS)] (USR #[CASE #]) PAGE 7 GEORGE GRANT JEFF & SHEILA BISGARD POB 547 9843 WCR 11 MEAD CO 80542 LONGMONT CO 80504 JAMES & CATHY CAMPBELL RICK HALSTROM 17022 WCR 7 2716 WCR 7 MEAD CO 85042 ERIE CO 80516 CHAD DIESING RICK ARNESON POB 361 3206 WCR 8 MEAD CO 80542 ERIE CO 80516 BRUCE LINDER PAULA FITZGERALD 107 BLUE HERON COURT 3001 EAST HWY 119 MEAD CO 80542 LONGMONT CO 80504 ANDY ARENDECNER RICHARD REECE 2020 MEADOWVALE ROAD 406 AMAPOLA#220 LONGMONT CO 80505 TORRANCE CA 90501 JASLYN DOBRAHNER & JIM MAUGHIAN THOMAS ADAM 10187 WCR 15 11700 WCR 5.5 LONGMONT CO 80504 MEAD CO 80542 CINDY MAJERNS DICK LEFFLER 2694 SERENA DRIVE POB 435 MEAD CO 80542 FREDERICK CO 80530 GREG EICHINGER JACK & CATHIE DANIELS 5312 COYOTE DRIVE 5764 WCR 7 FREDERICK CO 80504 ERIE CO 80516 JOHN & SHIRLEY CLELAND ARTIE ELMQUIST 2474 WCR 7 8724 1-25 FRONTAGE ROAD EAST ERIE CO 80516 LONGMONT CO 80504 KEN DAVIS KEVIN HILL KR ENTERPRISES 4735 WCR 22 334 BELVIEW COURT LONGMONT CO 80504 LONGMONT CO 80504 ANN & BILL STONEBRAKER DALE BASEY 4502 WCR 11 11723 WCR 13 ERIE 80516 LONGMONT CO 80504 CERTIFICATE OF MAILING - [APPLICANT (CAPS)] (USR #[CASE #]) PAGE 8 HERRON STOTT JULIE & KELLY MILTERSEN 5760 E WETLANDS DRIVE 4810 CRANE COURT LONGMONT CO 80504 FREDERICK CO 80530 JAMES GOLD CARLOS MENDOZA 5910 E CONSERVATION DRIVE 7441 WCR 7 FREDERICK CO 80504 ERIE CO 80516 JAMES & EMMA BLANK DARRELL WALSH 4535 WCR 13 4860 EGRETT ERIE CO 80516 FREDERICK CO 80530 ROBERT PACOTTI BOB CHANSLER 4862 EGRET DRIVE 14117 WCR 7 FREERICK CO 80530 MEAD CO 80516 JOHN FOLSOM JOHN & TERRILYNN CARLSON 7050 LOMA LINDA COURT 4827 BARN OWL DRIVE LONGMONT CO 80504 FREDERICK CO 80530 VERN MARTENSON TOMMY BALITY & ROY HARDY 9201 BRUIN BLVD 7884 WCR 7 FREDERICK CO 80504 LONGMONT CO 80504 LARRY HIRSCHFELD CURTIS HURD, JR. 9201 BRUIN BLVD 4525 WCR 13 FREDERICK CO 80504 ERIE CO 80516 NANCY & MIKE CONFAL BEN VESTOL AND DICK PEDNER 3470 WCR 7 2953 S PEORIA STREET, SUITE 101 ERIE CO 80516 AURORA CO 80014 CHARLEEN MCELWAINE RONALD HULSTROM 4822 THRUSH COURT 2714 WCR 7 FREDERICK CO 80530 MEAD CO 80542 JAMES MOUNTAIN CARL & MARY JO REUTH 436 COFFMAN STREET, SUITE 200 9735 WCR 7 LONGMONT CO 80504 MEAD CO 80542 SANDY HENDERSON BUTCH WALB 8027 MORNINGSIDE DRIVE 481 SHERILYNN CIRCLE FREDERICK CO 80530 FIRESTONE CO 80520 CERTIFICATE OF MAILING - [APPLICANT (CAPS)] (USR#[CASE #]) PAGE 9 DELENE DOUGHERTY SEAN REIDER 5029 WCR 22 3448 WCR 4 LONGMONT CO 80504 ERIE CO 80516 BOB FINCH JEFF GREENLEE COLORADO STATE PARKS 7463 WCR 11 4209 WELD COUNTY ROAD 24.5 LONGMONT CO 80504 LONGMONT CO 80504 FRED AVERY A.J. EUCKERT 4523 WCR 32 CITY OF DACONO MEAD CO 80542 POB 186 DACONO CO 80514 KATHRYN WRIGHT 7463 WCR 11 LARRY HOAGLAND LONGMONT CO 80504 6246 WCR 24 LONGMONT CO 80504 BARBARA CONNORS 650 HOLBROOKE TODD BORGER ERIE CO 80516 4842 EAGLE BLVD FREDERICK CO 80504 TONI BACKSTROM 5106 DVORAK CIRCLE MICKEY RICE LONGMONT CO 80504 605 WCR 7 ERIE CO 80516 SHAWNA MISKIMINS 5118 DVORAK CIRCLE BOB GRAEBER LONGMONT CO 80504 593 WCR 7 ERIE CO 80516 BILL DOBBS 108 HUNTERS COVE ROAD KIRK OGLESBY MEAD CO 80516 CITY & COUNTY OF BROOMFIELD 1 DES COMBES DRIVE SHARON & BUD HOPPER BROOMFIELD CO 80020 3656 WCR 20.5 LONGMONT CO 80504 BEN BEEZLEY 2547 PINE SHIRLEY SILVER BOULDER CO 80027 10608 WCR 7 LONGMONT CO 80504 PAUL & ROSE IDANSEN 6625 WCR 5 BRUCE JANES ERIE CO 80516 1431 EAST 16TH STREET GREELEY CO 80632 CERTIFICATE OF MAILING - [APPLICANT (CAPS)] (USR #[CASE #]) PAGE 10 HENRY PRELL CRAIG ANDERSON 4823 BARN OWL DRIVE 8564 WCR 7 FREDERICK CO 80530 LONGMONT CO 80504 JOHN BERRY MIKE PUMMER 9629 WCR 11 7355 ELM STREET LONGMONT CO 80504 LONGMONT CO 80504 SUE WEDEL PHIL GREENWALD 8800 WCR 11 350 KIMBARK STREET LONGMONT CO 80504 ERIE CO 80516 NANCY BRUCKHAUSER SHARON & LARRY KELDERMAN 9629 WCR 11 333722 WCR 7 LONGMONT CO 80504 ERIE CO 80516 SHERRY FOMUER RASMUSSEN DANIEL WEDEL 7750 WCR 5 8800 WCR 11 LONGMONT CO 80504 FREDERICK CO 80530 GRETCHEN & FRED WEBB PETER & DOROTHY RAYMOND 9715WCR11 7501 WCR 7 LONGMONT CO 80504 LONGMONT CO 80504 HOWARD RASMUSSEN CHANTEL KERR 1754 WCR 16.5 7200 WCR 11 LONGMONT CO 80504 FREDERICK CO 80530 ERIC & TERI SLATER DAVID BRITTO 5114 DVOZAK CIRCLE 4825 BARN OWL DRIVE LONGMONT CO 80504 FREDERICK CO 80530 VIRGINIA BROZEVICH DENISE STEWART 7662 WCR 11 7200 WCR 11 FREDERICK CO 80530 FREDERICK CO 80530 TIM CONWAY JAMES LAWSON 4853 E EGRETT 4850 EGRETT DRIVE FREDERICK CO 80530 FREDERICK CO 80530 RICHARD COUFAL LEONARD RITZENBERGER 9701 WCR 7 16084 WCR 5 LONGMONT CO 80504 MEAD CO 80542 CERTIFICATE OF MAILING - [APPLICANT (CAPS)] (USR #[CASE #]) PAGE 11 FRANCES VONAULT W JOHN ATKINSON POB 294 221 WILLOW DRIVE MEAD CO 80542 MEAD CO 80542 JIM BLEDSOE LARRY & SUSAN CLEVER 221 ADAMS AVENUE 9031 WCR 13 MEAD CO 80542 LONGMONT CO 80504 ROBERT KONKLE SHEILA SWANSON 9893 WCR 11 219 WILLOW DRIVE LONGMONT CO 80504 MEAD CO 80542 DON & ECHO CLOEN PAM & PAT LACONTE 5608 WCR 36 16729 WCR 7 LONGMONT CO 80504 MEAD CO 80542 BILL & DOLLY BEISNER BOB GABRIELLA 2870 175TH AVENUE 20454 CACTUS DRIVE ERIE CO 80516 JOHNSTOWN CO 80534 SHARON PENDERGAST CHAYLENE PILGER 5903 E CONSERVATION DRIVE 4819 KINGBIRD DRIVE FREDERICK CO 80530 MEAD CO 80542 CONRAD HOPP TAMMY ELWOOD 11413 WCR 13 14626 WCR 7 LONGMONT CO 80504 MEAD CO 80542 LOUIS RADEMACHER RICK CROMWELL 13184 WCR 13 14626 WCR 7 LONGMONT CO 80504 MEAD CO 80542 M. HRBANTHAL TRACY JONES 18115 WAGON TRAIL 131 HUNTERS COVE ROAD MEAD CO 80542 MEAD CO 80542 JIM BRADLEY TIM MCCOY 3523 BOXELDER 115 GRAND VIE CIRCLE LONGMONT CO 80504 MEAD CO 80542 KIR FARMSWOTH DON & AUDREY OLSON 9385 WCR 15 5808 W CONSERVATION DRIVE FIRESTONE CO 80520 FREDERICK CO 80530 CERTIFICATE OF MAILING - [APPLICANT (CAPS)] (USR #[CASE #]) PAGE 12 JIM & ARLA SCHVEFEL WILBUR HUNT 5810 W CONSERVATION DRIVE 14278 WCR 7 FREDERICK CO 80530 MEAD CO 80542 ART PLITT BOB ACKER 207 ADAMS AVENUE 219 ADAMS AVENUE MEAD CO 80542 MEAD CO 80542 THOMAS BENTLEY DUANE BRAUNAGOL 5759 ORCHARD 11677 MONTGOMERY CIRCLE FREDERICK CO 80530 LONGMONT CO 80504 MIKE & GINNY SHAW JIM & CHERYL MECHALLIE POB 1227 123 HUNERS COVE ROAD LONGMONT CO 80504 MEAD CO 80542 SUSAN LEVINE RS GRIMALDI 307 ADAMS AVENUE 261 HUNTERS COVE DRIVE MEAD CO 80542 MEAD CO 80542 PEGGY GOLDEN HEATHER HOLLINGSWORT 2020 TERRY STREET 2964 WCR 20.5 LONGMONT CO 80504 LONGMONT CO 80504 DONNA CALLAN JIM & CHERIE BALL 102 BRUNSWICK AVENUE 3126 WCR 36 FIRESTONE CO 80520 MEAD CO 80542 BONITA ADAM ROBERT DVORAK 11684 WCR 5.5 6363 WCR 20 LONGMONT CO 80504 LONTMONT CO 80504 GARY & COLLEEN WHITEFORD TODD BORGER 14614 WCR 7 4842 EAGLE BLVD MEAD CO 80542 FREDERICK CO 80501 LYMAN WILKINSON DONNA PAWLIK LAFARGE WEST 9480 WCR 13 8105 W 1-25 FRONTAGE ROAD LONGMONT CO 80504 FREDERICK CO 80530 MIKE & JANELLE WILLIAMS KEITH & LYN DREWALL 14663 WCR 7 21419 WCR 13 MEAD CO 80542 JOHNSTOWN CO 80534 CERTIFICATE OF MAILING - [APPLICANT (CAPS)] (USR #[CASE #]) PAGE 13 LISA NELSON CITY AND COUNTY OF BROOMFIELD 11375 DAISY KIRK OGLESBY, DIRECTOR MEAD CO 80542 COMMUNICATION & GOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS BOB FELSBURG, P.E. ONE DESCOMBES DRIVE FELSBURG HOLT & ULLEVIG BROOMFIELD, COLORADO 80020 7951 E MAPLEWOOD AVE, STE 200 ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO 80111 JEANNE M. SHREVE ADAMS COUNTY TRANSPORTATION JEFFERY W. DANKENBRING, P.E. COORDINATOR FELSBURG HOLT & ULLEVIG 4955 EAST 74TH AVENUE 7951 E MAPLEWOOD AVE, STE 200 COMMERCE CITY, COLORADO 80022 ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO 80111 GLENN W. GIBSON SHAWN TWISS LARIMER COUNTY COMMISSIONER- FELSBURG HOLT & ULLEVIG DISTRICT 3 7951 E MAPLEWOOD AVE, STE 200 P.O. BOX 1190 ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO 80111 FORT COLLINS, COLORADO 80522-1190 JOE JEHN, P.E. MARK PETERSON JEHN & ASSOCIATES, INC. LARIMER COUNTY ENGINEER 4112 KODIAK COURT P.O. BOX 1190 LONGMONT, COLORADO 80504 FORT COLLINS, COLORADO 80522 MICKEY LEYBA-FARNSWORTH, E.I. JAMES WHITE, ADMINISTRATOR JEHN & ASSOCIATES, INC. TOWN OF BERTHOUD 4112 KODIAK COURT 328 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE LONGMONT, COLORADO 80504 BERTHOUD, COLORADO 80513 CDOT BILL GEORGE, PUBLIC WORKS GLORIA HICE-IDLER, GREELEY TRAFFIC DIRECTOR ACCESS TOWN OF BERTHOUD 1420 2ND STREET 328 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE GREELEY, COLORADO 80631 BERTHOUD, COLORADO 80513 COLORADO STATE PARKS WAYNE REED, PLANNING DIRECTOR DAN WEBER TOWN OF BERTHOUD 1313 SHERMAN STREET, SUITE 618 328 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE DENVER, COLORADO 80203 BERTHOUD, COLORADO 80513 COLORADO STATE PARKS KAREN CUMBO, ADMINISTRATOR JOE MAURIER CITY OF DACONO 3745 EAST PROSPECT ROAD P.O. BOX 186 FORT COLLINS, COLORADO 80525 DACONO, COLORADO 80514 f CERTIFICATE OF MAILING - [APPLICANT (CAPS)] (USR#[CASE #]) PAGE 14 JUDY DING, DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC J.R. SCHNELZER, ADMINISTRATOR WORKS TOWN OF MILLIKEN TOWN OF ERIE P.O. BOX 290 P.O. BOX 750 MILLIKEN, COLORADO 80543 ERIE, COLORADO 80516 TRENT T. MARSHALL, P.E. WENDY PALMER CITY OF NORTHGLENN TOWN OF ERIE DEPT PUBLIC WORKS/UTILITIES P.O. BOX 750 P.O. 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