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Home My WebLink About20032973.tiff n PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT (PUD) CHANGE OF ZONE APPLICATION FOR PLANNING DEPARTMENT USE DATE RECEIVED: RECEIPT#/AMOUNT# /$ CASE#ASSIGNED: APPLICATION RECEIVED BY PLANNER ASSIGNED: Parcel Number: 1313 32 300037 Legal Description: Lot A of RE-3474, Section: Pt. of the SW4 32, Township: 2 North, Range 68 West Existing Zone District : A(Agricultural); Proposed Zone District: PUD; Total Acreage: 23.88; Proposed #/Lots: 9 Average Lot Size: 1 acre; Minimum Lot Size: 1 acre; Proposed Subdivision Name: Filly Ridge Proposed Area (Acres) Open Space: 3.68 acres Are you applying for Conceptual or Specific Guide? Specific FEE OWNER(S) OF THE PROPERTY(If additional space is required,attach an additional sheet) Name: Farfrumwurkin, LLLP c/o Jon File Work Phone#: (303)404-3225 Address: 1163 Oakhurst Drive, Broomfield, CO 80020 APPLICANT OR AUTHORIZED AGENT(See Below:Authorization must accompany applications signed by Authorized Agent) Name: Robb Casseday, LANDPROfessionals LLC Phone: (970) 535-9318 Address: 4311 Highway 66, Suite 4, Longmont, CO 80504 Email: Rcasseday@agpros.com UTILITIES: Water: Left Hand Water District Sewer: Engineer Designed Septic Systems Gas: Kinder-Morgan Electric:United Power Phone: Qwest DISTRICTS: School: RE-1J; St. Vrain School District Fire: Mountain View Fire Protection District Post: Erie I(We)hereby depose and state under penalties of perjury that all statements,proposals,and/or plans submitted with or contained within the application are true and correct to the best of my(our)knowledge. Signatures of all fee owners of property must sign this application. If an Authorized Agent signs,a letter of authorization from all fee owners must be included with the application. If a corporation is the fee owner,notarized evidence must be included indicating the signatory has the legal authority to sign for the corporation. I (we),the undersigned, hereby request hearings before the Weld County Planning Commission and the Board of County Commissioners conceming the proposed Change of Zone for the above described unincorporated area of Weld County, Colorado: 4/15 ignature: O er or Authorized Agen ate r EXH18IT 2003-2973 _a__ October 30, 2002 Weld County Planning Department 1551 N. 171h Avenue Greeley, CO 80631 To Whom it May Concern, I have contracted with AgPro Environmental Services, LLC, to process all work related to a Planned Unit Development application to be filed at Weld County. AgPro Environmental Services, LLC, is authorized to represent FARFRUMWURKIN, LLLP throughout this process. Sincerely, Jo ile FROM FAX NO. Feb. 04 1999 07:5BPM P2 4311 Highway 66, Suite 4 Longmont, CO 80504 Office (970) 535-9318 Metro (303) 485-7838 Fax: (970) 535-9854 ;-. 1- -- ] - ; R(,) Y I LANDPROfessionals, LLC August 21, 2003 RE: Filly Ridge PUD Dear Ms. Mika: This letter addresses the concerns you presented during our phone conversation on August 18, 2003. We are currently in the process of drafting agreements with both of the ditch companies through their legal staff. Due to the amount of time it takes to draft agreements we would request a condition prior to recording the change of zone plat that requires the agreements to be completed. Both ditch companies have been aware of the proposed development since the sketch plan phase and have verbally -- committed to the proposed design. Regarding your concerns over pasturing horses, animal units will not exceed one per acre, which is a use-by-right in the Estate zone district. Although the subdivision is a PUD we will adhere to the Estate zone district requirements regarding animal units. The common open space uses as well as maintenance responsibilities, which includes weed control, will be called out in the covenants as stipulated under Component Five of the Site Specific Development Guide. The two outlots will be owned and maintained by the developer. I appreciate the time you have taken to address your concerns with me and please call me with at any time with any questions you may have. I would rather address all issues before the Planning Commission hearing. Thank you for your help. Sincerely, Ccaay CH Architect/Land Planner LANDPROfessiona/s, LW (970) 535-9318 Office (303) 870-0014 Cell O 4311 Highway 66, Suite 4 Longmont, CO 80504 Office (970) 535-9318 Metro (303)485-7838 Fax: (970) 535-9854 a � IA : PRr LANDPROfessionals, LLC July 1, 2003 Dear Mr.Ogle: Attached is the information you requested in regards to the Change of Zone for the Filly Ridge subdivision. You requested the following items: 1. An agreement with Kinder Morgan regarding the gas line easement. f, r' 21,,-Type of crop production on Outlot 2 as well as ownership and maintenance of the ,17outlots. // 1 3. A-letter from Colorado Geological Survey regarding the viability of mining the site. 4. An agreement for irrigation water. I (+ ~- Please schedule the Filly Ridge Subdivision for the Planning Commission as soon as possible. r. t ( ` If you;have any questions please contact us \ JJ{ r "- Sincerely, Robb R. Casseday Lauren Light Architect/Land Planner Planner LANDPROfessionals, LLC (970) 535-9318 Office (970) 535-9854 Fax (303) 485-7838 Metro (303) 870-0014 Cell 4311 Highway 66, Suite 4 Longmont, CO 80504 rcasseclay@agpros.com • Weld County Planning Department GREELEY OFFICE FARFRUMWURKIN, LLLP JUL 3 2003 11811Broomfield, Co 80 #12 RECEIVED Phone: 303-404-3225 Fax: 303-404-0778 E-Mail: BOWLITZna aol.com July 29, 2003 Lee Morrison Weld County Attorney 1555 N. 17th Avenue Greeley, CO 80631 RE: Use by right of minerals and soil on property under one ownership Dear Mr. Morrison, In a meeting on July 24, 2003 with Kim Ogle our planner, and Don Carroll in the Public Works Department, a few questions came up regarding use of soils and surface minerals. Kim asked me to address these questions with you since it seems to be a gray area. We have a parcel of land which is approximately 121 acres, which was recently split into two parcels, Lot A — 23 acres and Lot B — 98 acres. Lot A is part of a new application for a 9 lot PUD. Both parcels are still under one ownership. See enclosed map for reference to the next questions. We have recently deepened a ponding area (Coyote Pond, with permission of the Army Corps.) on the Northern part of Lot B. Material from this excavation was used to fill a couple of low areas on Lot B and the gravel from the bottom was put in a stock pile on Lot B to use for future roads, fill, etc. Can we use this material to build roads for the subdivision on Lot A? We have recently signed an agreement with Cat Construction to sell them the minerals from a future reservoir for their use on 1-25 under a 111 permit. Weld County Public Works is planning to tear up County Road 3 1/a and during that construction, access to 3 Ya may be hampered. If we need to build a secondary road on Lot A and Lot B to bypass said construction, can we use gravel from that stock pile listed above to build said road? In performing soil analysis for the excavation of the future reservoir on Lot B, it was noted that the material underlying the topsoil met the specifications for use on 1-25. This material is approximately 6' to 8' deep. Then there is a layer of clay approximately 4' thick and then the vein of gravel with shale at the bottom. Cat Construction has some material off of the 1-25 job that cannot be reused on that highway. They are planning to give that material to us to build a berm along Hwy. 52 to block out sound. If they do not have enough material from 1-25, can we use some of the clay from this reservoir for the berm on Lot A? With reference to the pile of gravel from the ponding area on Lot B. This gravel has a substantial amount of larger rock in it. Since we are planning to use all of this material on site on either Lot A or Lot B, and this gravel did not come from either the 110 or 111 permit area, can we screen the larger rock out of the rest of the gravel to use for landscaping and the smaller gravel for roads? With reference to the topsoil pile covered under our own 110 permit. With the current drought situation we decided to build a reservoir. We wanted to make sure the topsoil did not go to waste so we removed it this past winter in anticipation of finding a gravel company to excavate the lake for us. Our original plan was to use all of this material on site. We had a visit from the division of minerals, they said if we ever needed to use any of that material on another location, or if anybody else ever wanted to use some of that material, we would have to have a mining permit. For that reason, we applied for a 110 permit since the amount of material we anticipate removing each year will be small. The Engineer hired to apply for this permit has said, if we decide to sell some of this material we are allowed to remove a maximum of 5,000 yards per year under the 110 permit (it is a 6 year permit) or we will need to apply for a 112 permit and a Use by special review application. Is this correct by County rules? The Engineer is Peter Wyland of Weiland Sugnet, Inc. He can be reached at (303) 436-0951. We are trying to make sure we operate within the rules of Weld County, so I would appreciate a timely response. Thanks in advance for your help. If you have any questions you can reach me at home at (303) 404-3225 and my cell during the day is (303) 570-9798. in rely, J n P. File Managing Partner Cc: Kim Ogle, Weld County Planning Offices Don Carroll, Weld County Public Works Old Rail Road Right of Way \ Coyote Pond Area we have allowed ♦ a. Gravel pile removed Cat Construction to use ♦ when deepening Coyote for plt operation area / ♦♦ Ponding area ♦ • / oil well X I Future Reservoir with minerals �j Top Soil pile assigned to Cat Construction covered under ,, Airee•-* I for 125 under a new application 110 permit • I fora 111 permit • • . e' 'I ♦ , Asa` ` • I 1 = Lot B (approx.98 acres) County Rd 3 1/4 X0••••p W 1/2 SW 1/4 and W 1/2 NW 1/4 South of RR row in Sec 32 2N 68W Xoxw.a Boulder and Weld County Ditch Lot A (approx.23 acres) / Filly Ridge new application for Lower Boulder Ditch 9 lot PUD Hwy 52 Weld County Planning Department GREELEY OFFICE JUN 10 2003 MINE RESCUE EMERGENCY CONTACTS RECEIVED FOR THE PURPOSES OF THE COLORADO DIVISION OF MINERALS AND • GEOLOGY, MINE SAFETY AND TRAINING PROGRAM, a Mine Rescue Emergency is defined as any emergency on a mine site that endangers or threatens human life. IN ORDER OF PRIORITY (1) THE COUNTY SHERIFF (2) COLORADO OFFICE OF EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT 24 Hour Emergency Hotline - (303) 279-8855 (3) COLORADO DIVISION OF MINERALS AND GEOLOGY, MINE SAFETY AND TRAINING PROGRAM MAIN: (303) 866-3567 *Please respect the privacy of the Mine Safety staff. They should only be called at home in emergencies that occur after office hours. Please do not use home phone numbers for any other reason. 1. BILL YORK-FEIRN, Mine Safety Program Administrator Cell Phone -- (303) 916-1707 Work -- (303) 866-3650 Home -- (303) 581-0188 2. JOHN BARTON,Mine Safety Trainer Cell Phone - (970) 215-3513 Work— (970) 243-6198 Home— (970) 263-8108 3. JOE SAMEK, Mine Safety Trainer Cell Phone— (303) 880-1477 Work— (303) 866-3790 Home— (719) 559-1215 4. SCOTT WAYBRIGHT, Mine Safety Trainer Cell Phone—(970) 250-7077 Work— 970-254-8511 Home— (970) 257-1493 Wimp eml,Contacts\Pmrgeocy MR Contacts.doc 5/28/03 The Following 15 Pages Are For Your Information (Permitting Activity from May 1 - May 31, 2003) These Items Will Not Be Heard By the Board TENTATIVE AGENDA MINED LAND RECLAMATION BOARD MEETING MINED LAND RECLAMATION BOARD/STATE OF COLORADO, Public Notice in conformance with the Sunshine Administrative Procedures Act, C.R.S. 1973. The Mined Land Reclamation Board will hold its monthly meeting on Wednesday, June 25, 2003, at the Centennial Building, 1313 Sherman Street, Room 318, Denver, Colorado, beginning at 10:00 a.m. on both days, unless otherwise noticed. • Due to the statutory deadlines and other responsibilities and requirements, the following Mined Land Reclamation Board Meeting AGENDA IS TENTATIVE AND WILL BE REVISED. If you have any questions on specific Agenda Items, please contact the Division at 303.866.3567. In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, persons needing auxiliary communicative aids and services for these Meetings may call Glenda Williams at 303.866.3929, giving her at least five (5) working days' notice. 1. Approval of Summary of May 2003 Minutes 2. Continuances and Withdrawals 3. EDO, Director and AGO Reports 4. Executive Session PROSPECTING Gold and silver. Consideration of a possible notice of violation, cease and desist order, corrective actions and civil penalties for failure to maintain the financial warranty in good standing, as required by 34-32-I 17(6)(a). (Suzi Erickson) 5. Formal Public Hearing AGGREGATE INDUSTRIES-WCR, INC. ...File No. M-1999-034 1707 Cole Blvd., Ste. 100 Golden, CO 80401 Adams County, Sec. 16, T2S, R67W, 6`h P.M., 399.17 acres, 112c surface sand and gravel; Cooley Reservoir and Fulton Wildlife Area site. Consideration of a permit amendment application, where objections have been received. (Larry Oehler) MLRB Tentative Agenda—June 6, 2003 Page 2 6. Formal Public Hearing FALCON RESOURCES, INC. ...File No. M-1978-360 2240 Weld County Road 5 Erie, CO 80516 Adams County, Sec. 23, T1S, R67W, 6th P.M., 21.38 acres, 112c surface sand and gravel; Reclamation Pit No. 1 site. Reconsideration of a permit application approval where the financial warranty was not submitted within 365 days of the permit approval. (Tom Schreiner) 7. Formal Public Hearing STONE CLIFF INVESTMENTS, LLC ...File No. 2003-002 P. O. Box 62052 Colorado Springs, CO 80962 Huerfano County, Sec. 35, T25S, R66W, 6th P.M., 9.9 acres, 110c sand and gravel; Ghost River Gravel Pit site. Consideration of an administrative appeal of the Division's decision to approve a 110c Limited Impact Construction Materials application (continued from the April and May 2003 Board meeting). (Tony Waldron) 8. Formal Public Hearing VARRA COMPANIES, INC. ...File No. M-1978-056 8120 Gage Street Frederick, CO 80516 Weld County, Sec. 10, T5N, R65W, 6th P.M., 164 acres, 112c surface sand and gravel; Durham Pit site. Consideration of a possible notice of violation, cease and desist order, corrective actions and civil penalties for failure to perform reclamation as prescribed by the reclamation plan (continued from the April and May 2003 Board meeting). (Tom Schreiner) jun03ten 06/04/2003 ) Agenda Rep I Page ) For the period 05/01/2003 thru 05/31/2003 File Number Site Name Permittee Name County Section,Township,Range Commodities Mined Date A. COAL PERMIT APPLICATIONS RECEIVED Application Received Date B. COAL EXPLORATION APPLICATIONS RECEIVED Application Received Date C. COAL PERMITS ISSUED Permit Issue Date ) D. COAL EXPLORATION PERMITS ISSUED Permit Issue Date E. COAL REVISIONS SUBMITTED Submittal Date C 1980007 MR-294 West Elk Mine Mountain Coal Company,LLC Gunnison 16 13 S 90 W COA 05/06/2003 C 1980007 MR-295 West Elk Mine ) Mountain Coal Company,LLC Gunnison 16 13 S 90 W COA 05/27/2003 CI981022 MR-68 Sanborn Creek Mine Oxbow Mining,LLC Delta 7 13 S 90 W COA 05/22/2003 C1981022 MR-69 AP Sanborn Creek Mine Oxbow Mining,LLC Delta 7 13 S 90 W COA 05/27/2003 06/04/2003 Agenda Report Page: 2 For the period 05/01/2003 thru 05/31/2003 File Number Site Name Permittee Name County Section,Township,Range Commodities Mined Date C1981038 TR-4I Bowie Mine No. 1 Bowie Resources Limited Delta 12 13 S 92 W COA 05/29/2003 O982056 MR-183 AP Foidel Creek Mine Twentymile Coal Company Routt 32 5 N 86 W COA 05/07/2003 C1982056 MR-184 AP Foidel Creek Mine Twentymile Coal Company Routt 32 5 N 86 W COA 05/23/2003 O982057 MR-53 AP Seneca II-W Mine Seneca Coal Company Routt 14 5 N 88 W COA 05/13/2003 C 1996083 MR-26 Bowie No. 2 Mine Bowie Resources Limited Delta 10 13 S 91 W COA 05/12/2003 C 1996083 MR-27 Bowie No. 2 Mine Bowie Resources Limited Delta 10 13 S 91 W COA 05/21/2003 C 1996084 MR-9 AP Lorencito Canyon Mine Lorencito Coal Company,LLC Las Animas 33 33 S 66 W COA 05/06/2003 F. COAL EXPLORATION REVISIONS SUBMITTED Submittal Date G. COAL RF"ISION DECISIONS Decision Date 06/04/2003 ) Agenda Rep ) Page ) ` 3 For the period 05/01/2003 thru 05/31/2003 File Number Site Name Permittee Name County Section,Township,Range Commodities Mined Date CI981010 TR-91 Al' Trapper Mine Trapper Mining Inc. Moffat 6 5 N 90 W COA 05/20/2003 C1981014 MR-48 AP Southfield Mine 11 Energy Fuels Coal,Inc. ) Fremont 30 20 S 69 W COA 05/19/2003 C1981022 MR-67 AP Sanborn Creek Mine Oxbow Mining,LLC Delta 7 13 S 90W COA 05/14/2003 C1982056 MR-183 AP Foidel Creek Mine Twentymile Coal Company Routt 32 5N 86 W COA 05/07/2003 C1982056 TR-42 AP Foidel Creek Mine Twentymile Coal Company Routt 32 5 N 86W COA 05/23/2003 ) C1982057 MR-53 AP Seneca II-W Mine Seneca Coal Company Routt 14 5 N 88 W COA 05/15/2003 C1982057 PR-3 AC Seneca II-W Mine Seneca Coal Company Routt 14 5 N 88 W COA 05/01/2003 C1992080 RN-2 AC Carbon Junction Mine Oakridge Energy Inc La Plata 33 34.5 N 9 W COA 05/29/2003 06/04/2003 Agenda Report Page: 4 For the period 05/01/2003 thru 05/31/2003 File Number Site Name Permittee Name , County Section,Township,Range Commodities Mined Date ,C1992081 RN-2 AP Hayden Gulch Loadout Hayden Gulch Terminal, Inc. Routt 14 6 S 88 W COA 05/19/2003 C 1996083 PR-7 AC Bowie No.2 Mine Bowie Resources Limited Delta 10 13 S 91 W COA 05/12/2003 C 1996084 MR-9 AP Lorencito Canyon Mine Lorencito Coal Company,LLC Las Animas 33 33 S 66 W COA 05/15/2003 H. COAL EXPLORATION REVISION DECISIONS Decision Date I. MINERAL PERMIT APPLICATIONS RECEIVED Application Received Date M2003001 Nissen Farm Resource Hall-Irwin Corporation Weld 12 5 N 65 W SAND,GRAV 05/14/2003 M2003023 Garcia Pond Moe and Sons Construction . Costilla 35 34 S 73 W 05/19/2003 M2003033 Big Pinon Gravel Pit Robert Walker Pueblo 3 19 5 65 W SDG 05/01/2003 . 06/04/2003 ) Agenda Rep ) Page ) 5 For the period 05/01/2003 thru 05/31/2003 File Number Site Name Permittee Name County Section,Township,Range Commodities Mined Date M2003034 Pepsi Gravel Pit Robert W. Walker Pueblo 35 18 S 65 W SDG 05/01/2003 M2003035 Healey Pit#2 Spanish Peaks Construction Co., Inc. Las Animas 33 31 S 66 W GRAV 05/05/2003 M2003037 Haldorson Sand and Gravel Mine Haldorson and Sons, Inc. Montrose 24 49 N IOW SDG 05/12/2003 M2003038 Carter Pit Lafarge West, Inc. Pueblo 19 21 S 63 W SDG 05/13/2003 M2003039 Maybell Pit Lafarge West, Inc. Moffat 4 6 N 95 W SDG 05/16/2003 M2003040 Four Mile Bridge Open Space Summit County Summit 7 6 S 77 W GRAY 05/23/2003 M2003042 W.L. Enterprise Pit W. L.Enterprise, LTD Pueblo 120 S 65 W 05/16/2003 J. MINERAL PERMITS ISSUED Permit Issue Date 06/04/2003 Agenda Report Page: 6 For the period 05/01/2003 thru 05/31/2003 File Number Site Name Permittee Name County Section,Township, Range Commodities Mined Date M2001036 Black Forest Mine Cotter Corporation Jefferson 25 2 S 71 W AGGR 05/28/2003 M2001046 Nix Sand and Gravel Mine Owens Brothers Concrete Company Weld 28 3 N 67 W SDG 05/30/2003 M2001105 MSF/Kancilia Pit MS Forest Las Animas 33 31 S 67 W SDG 05/12/2003 M2002119 Fetcher/Vale Pit Elam Construction, Inc. Routt 28 9 N 85 W SDG 05/21/2003 M2003004 Noble Pit Don Bueltell Yuma I 1 S 48 W GRAV 05/19/2003 M2003024 Ward Pit Phillips County Phillips 31 9 N 43 W SDG 05/15/2003 M2003032 Sniff Pit Kirkland Construction, LLLP Bent 31 22 S 48 W SAND,GRAV 05/13/2003 K. MINERAL REVISIONS SUBMITTED Submittal Date ) . 106/04/2003 ) Agenda Rep $ Page ) ' 7 For the period 05/01/2003 thru 05/31/2003 File Number Site Name Permittee Name County Section,Township,Range Commodities Mined Date M1973007SG SO-I AP Daniels Sand Pit 2 Continental Materials Corporation El Paso 3 15 S 66 W SDG 05/14/2003 M1974131 SO-1 AP Hobson Ranch Pit Continental Materials Corporation Pueblo 6 20 S 67 W SDG 05/14/2003 M1977125 TR-2 AP Thompson Titty Peak / Connell Resources,Inc. Routt 12 6N 86 W SDG 05/08/2003 M1977209 SO-I AP Queens Canyon Quarry Continental Materials Corporation El Paso 21 13 S 67 W LST 05/14/2003 M 1977210 SO-1 AP Snyder Quarry Continental Materials Corporation El Paso 32 13 S 67 W LST 05/14/2003 M1977211 SO-1 AP Pikeview Quarry ) Continental Materials Corporation El Paso 9 13 S 67 W LST 05/14/2003 M1977347 TR-1 Slab Canyon Quarry Holcim(US) Inc. Larimer 26 II N 70 W LST 05/16/2003 M1977376 SO-3 AP Canyon Dolomite Quarry Continental Materials Corporation Fremont 30 18 S 70W DOL 05/14/2003 06/04/2003 Agenda Report Page: 8 For the period 05/01/2003 thru 05/31/2003 File Number Site Name Permittee Name County Section,Township,Range Commodities Mined Date M1977378 AM-5 Sunnyside Gold Mine Sunnyside Gold Corp San Juan 1041 N 7 W PB,ZN,CU,FE,AU 05/12/2003 M1977378 TR-26 AP Sunnyside Gold Mine Sunnyside Gold Corp San Juan 10 41 N 7W PB,ZN,CU,FE,AU 05/01/2003 M1977386 SL-I Hassey Pit Prowers County Prowers 13 26 S 47 W SDG 05/05/2003 MI977573 SO-2 AP Pueblo West Pit Continental Materials Corporation Pueblo 32 20 S 65 W SDG 05/14/2003 M1978325 TR-1 Durant Pit Mesa County Mesa 32 9 S 95 W SDG 05/05/2003 . MI980136 SR-I Chambers Pit Lafarge West, Inc. Eagle 31 4 S84 W SDG 05/16/2003 M1981163 SL-I Tani Pit Lafarge West,Inc. Adams 26 1 S 67 W SDG 05/20/2003 M 1983031 Si-I Stromquist Pit Lafarge West, Inc. Weld 20 2N 68 W SDG 05/20/2003 . . 06/04/2003 ) Agenda Rep I Page ) • 9 For the period 05/01/2003 thru 05/31/2003 File Number Site Name Permittee Name County Section,Township,Range Commodities Mined Date M1983106 AM-1 Pit No 2 Cheyenne County Cheyenne 22 14 S 50 W SDG 05/22/2003 M1984008 SO-2 AP Barnhart Pit Continental Materials Corporation Pueblo 5 21 S 64 W SDG 05/14/2003 M1984135 SL-2 Bond Pit Prowers County Prowers 7 27 S 43 W SDG 05/05/2003 MI985134 AR-1 Pisciotta Pit Martin Sand&Gravel Company Pueblo 4 21 S 63 W SDG 05/09/2003 M1985184 TR-I Killion Supply Killion Supply Larimer 35 8N 69 W SDG 05/12/2003 M1986015 SO-2 AP Pueblo East Pit ) Continental Materials Corporation Pueblo 34 20 S 64 W SDG 05/14/2003 M1986147 AM-2 Harley Pit#1 McAtee Construction Co. Logan 29 9N 52 W SDG,BOR 05/28/2003 M1987038 SR-2 AP Hayfield Pit No. l Gosney&Sons, Inc. La Plata 14 34 N 7W SDG 05/14/2003 06/04/2003 Agenda Report Page: 10 For the period 05/01/2003 thru 05/31/2003 File Number Site Name Permittee Name County Section,Township,Range Commodities Mined Date M1987131 TR-I Penrose Pit Lafarge West, Inc. Fremont 1 1 19 S 69 W SDG 05/06/2003 M1988036 TR-1 Vessels Pit William&Associates Investment Co., Inc. Morgan 16 4 N 56 W SAND 05/22/2003 M1989066 SO-4 AP Flanagan Dahlia Pit City of Thornton Adams 30 2 S 67 W SDG 05/12/2003 M1997027 TR-1 Moonscape Pit A.J. Botti Construction&Gravel Delta 28 15 S 96 W SDG 05/01/2003 M 1998069 SL-1 Springfield Pit#2 Sixmile Corporation Baca 32 30 S 46 W BOR 05/22/2003 M1999004 SO-1 AP Table Mountain Quarry Continental Materials Corporation Fremont 22 17 S 68 W SIL 05/14/2003 M1999035 SO-I AP Holnam Gravel Pit Continental Materials Corporation Fremont 17 19 S 69 W SDG 05/14/2003 M2001005 SO-I AP Grisenti Farms Gravel Pit Continental Materials Corporation Fremont 13 19 S 69 W SDG 05/14/2003 . 06/04/2003 ) Agenda Rep $ Page ) - I I - For the period 05/01/2003 thru 05/31/2003 File Number Site Name Permittee Name County Section,Township,Range Commodities Mined Date M2001016 SO-I AP Fredstrom Resource Aggregate Industries-WCR, Inc. Boulder 36 3N 70 W SDG 05/22/2003 M2002008 SO-I AP Snyder Pit J's Outpost LLC Garfield 14 6 N 93 W GRAV,BOR 05/28/2003 ) M2002052 TR-1 AP Two Rivers Rock Western Equipment&Truck Inc. Weld 2 4 N 67 W SAND,GRAV 05/06/2003 L. MINERAL REVISION DECISIONS Decision Date M1973007SG SO-I AP Daniels Sand Pit 2 Continental Materials Corporation El Paso 315 S 66 W SDG 05/28/2003 M1974131 SO-1 AP Hobson Ranch Pit Continental Materials Corporation Pueblo 6 20 S 67 W SDG 05/14/2003 M1977125 TR-2 AP Thompson Titty Peak Connell Resources, Inc. Routt 12 6 N 86 W SDG 05/22/2003 M 1977209 SO-I AP Queens Canyon Quarry Continental Materials Corporation El Paso 21 13 S 67 W LST 05/14/2003 06/04/2003 Agenda Report Page: 12 For the period 05/01/2003 thru 05/31/2003 File Number Site Name Permittee Name County Section,Township,Range Commodities Mined Date M1977210 SO-I AP Snyder Quarry Continental Materials Corporation El Paso 32 13 S 67 W LST 05/14/2003 M1977211 SO-1 AP Pikeview Quarry Continental Materials Corporation El Paso 9 13 S 67 W LST 05/14/2003 ) M1977376 SO-3 AP Canyon Dolomite Quarry Continental Materials Corporation Fremont 30 18 S 70 W DOL 05/14/2003 M1977378 TR-26 AP Sunnyside Gold Mine Sunnyside Gold Corp San Juan 1041 N 7 W PB,ZN,CU,FE,AU 05/21/2003 M1977573 SO-2 AP Pueblo West Pit Continental Materials Corporation Pueblo 32 20 S 65 W SDG 05/14/2003 ) M1978210 AR-3 AP Geisert Pit Weld County Weld 31 6 N 65 W SDG 05/22/2003 M 1981156 SL-1 AP Jerry Johnson Group Little Pedro Mining Company Teller 17 15 S 69 W AU,AG 05/07/2003 MI 983134 SL-1 AP Fetcher Ranch Pit Fetcher Ranch Routt 28 9 N 85 W SDG 05/21/2003 ) ) I , 06/04/2003 ) Agenda Rep ) Page ) ' 13 For the period 05/01/2003 thru 05/31/2003 File Number Site Name Permittee Name County Section,Township,Range Commodities Mined Date M1984008 SO-2 AP Barnhart Pit Continental Materials Corporation Pueblo 5 21 S 64 W SDG 05/14/2003 M1985216 SL-1 AP Stroh Pit Jake Kauffman and Son, Inc. Larimer 16 5 N 68 W SDG 05/27/2003 ` M 1986015 SO-2 AP Pueblo East Pit Continental Materials Corporation Pueblo 34 20 S 64 W SDG 05/14/2003 M1987038 SR-2 AP Bayfield Pit No. I Gosney& Sons, Inc. La Plata 14 34 N 7W SDG 05/19/2003 M1988009 SL-I AP Vale Pit Bobbie J. and Charles E. Vale Routt 28 9 N 85 W SDG 05/21/2003 M1989066 SL-1 WD Flanagan Dahlia Pit ) City of Thornton Adams 30 2 S 67 W SDG 05/12/2003 M1989066 SO-4 AP Flanagan Dahlia Pit City of Thornton Adams 302S S 67 W SDG 05/13/2003 M I992016 AM-2 AP Penrose Ranch's Rocky Mountain Materials&Asphalt, Inc. Fremont 19 19 S 68 W SDG 05/22/2003 I 06/04/2003 Agenda Report Page: 14 For the period 05/01/2003 thru 05/31/2003 File Number Site Name Permittee Name County Section,Township,Range Commodities Mined Date M1992049 SO-1 AW Peck Pit Peck Inc. Ouray 2 44 N 8 W GRAY 05/22/2003 M1994097 AM-2 AP Spring Creek Pit Oldcastle SW Group, Inc.dba United Companies of Mesa County Montrose 13 49 N IOW SDG 05/14/2003 M1995097 SO-1 AP Smuggler Mine New Smuggler Mine Company Pitkin 7 10 S 84 W AG,PB,ZN,AU 05/14/2003 M1997044 SL-1 AP Malouff#2 Pit Western Mobile Northern, Inc. Conejos 4 36 N 8 E SDG 05/06/2003 M 1999004 AM-1 AC Table Mountain Quarry Continental Materials Corporation Fremont 22 17 S 68 W SIL 05/05/2003 M1999004 SO-1 AP Table Mountain Quarry Continental Materials Corporation Fremont 22 17 S 68 W SIL 05/14/2003 M1999035 SO-I AP Holnam Gravel Pit Continental Materials Corporation Fremont 17 19S69W 69 W SDG 05/14/2003 M1999082 SL-2 DN Carmin Pit Bemas Construction, Inc. Weld 5 4 N 63 W BOR 05/27/2003 06/04/2003 ) Agenda Rep 3 Page ) - 15 For the period 05/01/2003 thru 05/31/2003 File Number Site Name Permittee Name County Section,Township,Range Commodities Mined Date M2000043 SL-2 DN Smith Pit Bemas Construction, Inc. Weld 5 4 N 63 W BOR 05/27/2003 M2000067 TR-2 AP High Mesa Gravel Pit Beavers Construction Co./High Mesa Gravel L.L.C. Delta 4 15 S 94 W SDG 05/29/2003 ) M2001005 SO-I AP Grisenti Farms Gravel Pit Continental Materials Corporation • Fremont 13 19 S 69 W SDG 05/14/2003 M2001016 SO-1 AP Fredstrom Resource Aggregate Industries-WCR, Inc. Boulder 36 3 N 70 W SDG 05/27/2003 M2002008 SO-1 AP Snyder Pit is Outpost LLC Garfield 14 6 N 93 W GRAV,BOR 05/29/2003 M2002052 TR-1 AP Two Rivers Rock ) Western Equipment&Truck Inc. Weld 2 4 N 67 W SAND,GRAV 05/29/2003 Weld County Planning Department Will GREELFY OFFICE April 17, 2003 Weiland. Inc. MAY 7 2003 p Environmental & Engineering &s Environmental Support for; Kim Ogle • Transportation Weld County Department of Planning Services • Land Development 1555 N. 17th avenue • Greeley, Colorado 80631 Mining • Industry Re: Proposed Gravel Pit, Weld County Road 3 'A , North of SH 52, Lot B, RE- 3474 SW 1/4 of Section 32, T2N, R 68W Dear Mr. Ogle: As the result of your letter dated April 14, 2003, Mr. Jon File and Cat Construction have made the decision to modify the proposed special 111 mine permit to conform to Weld County's definition of Temporary (less than 6 months). The modified permit will extract approximately 7-8 ft of soil and occurring above the water table. It is expected that the revised 111 permit application will be filed with the Colorado Division of Minerals and Geology the week of April 21, 2003. In response to your question about if material has been hauled offsite as indicated by local citizens; there has been no material hauled offsite. There has been material moved within the property and this may be what local citizens have seen. Sincerely, 2the\. MAAJaAACL Peter Wayland President Cc Jim Felix—Cat Construction, Jon File—Property owner, Don Carroll—Weld County Public Works 10395 Colfax Ave.. Suite 350, Lakewood. CO 80215 ph 303-436-0951 fax 303-438-0953 4311 Highway 66, Suite 4 Longmont, CO 80504 Office (970) 535-9318 Metro (303)485-7838 Fax: (970) 535-9854 w z LANDPROfessionals, LLC April 4, 2003 Dear Mr.Ogle: The following information addresses the concerns that were presented at the sketch plan phase of the Filly Ridge development. A. School bus pick-up and off-load area will be indicated on the Change of Zone plat. The District has approved the proposed location. (see attached letter) B. The Colorado Department of Transportation was contacted regarding access. CDOT will also have the opportunity to review the project again as a referral agency for the change of zone submittal. (see attached email) C. The Lower Boulder Ditch Company was contacted. (see attached letter) D. The Boulder and Weld County Ditch Company was contacted. (see attached letter) E. The Fire District concerns will be addressed through covenants and plan review as requested by the District. A knox box will be provided for access. F. The Town of Eries comprehensive plan does not apply as there is not an IGA between Erie and Weld County. G. A draft road improvements agreement will be included with the Change of Zone submittal. H. A referral was sent to the Division of Wildlife. (see attached fax) I. The SCS referral concern will be addressed through the individual ditch companies responses. J. Mineral deposit concerns are addressed in the mineral resource statement. (see attached) K. The post office was contacted regarding the proposed mailbox location. (see attached letter) February 10, 2003 Page 2 L. The concerns of the Colorado Geological Survey will be addressed at the time of building permit application when a lot specific geotechnical engineering investigation as well as an ISDS investigation will be completed for each lot. M. All items identified through Weld County Department of Building Inspection will be addressed through the building permit application process. N. Mineral owners and lessors have been notified via certified mail. (see attached) Although the sketch plan was recommended for denial the developer is electing to proceed with the change of zone. It appears from staff comments that the main reason for denial of the sketch plan was the creation of a recorded exemption lot which, when considered as part of this development, would create 10 lots. However, the recorded exemption lot is not part of this subdivision and is a separate legal, buildable parcel. The Weld County Code does not restrict the future development of a recorded exemption parcel nor does it require the inclusion of adjacent recorded exemption parcels into a proposed subdivision. Therefore this proposal does meet the definition of non-urban development and the sketch plan should not have been recommended for denial as this proposal is not urban development. If you have any questions please contact me. 2asf rely, al Architect/Land Planner LANDPROfessionals, LLC (970) 535-9318 Office (970) 535-9854 Fax (303) 485-7838 Metro (303) 870-0014 Cell 4311 Highway 66, Suite 4 Longmont, CO 80504 rcasseday@agpros.com ^ SITE SPECIFIC DEVELOPMENT GUIDE FOR FILLY RIDGE PUD COMPONENT ONE—ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS 1. Noise and Vibration— Filly Ridge is a residential development and as such there will be no adverse impacts from noise or vibration. 2. Smoke, dust and odors—As this is a residential development there will not be any impact to the environment from smoke, dust or odors. 3. Heat, light and glare— Lighting will be typical for a residential development. There will not be an adverse impact from heat, light or glare. 4. Visual/aesthetic impacts— Lots and houses will be oriented to take advantage of the views to the west. 5. Electrical interference—There will not be any equipment which will cause undue electrical interference. 6. Water pollution—There will be no activities which will cause water pollution. 7. Wastewater disposal —Individual septic systems will be utilized for wastewater disposal. 8. Wetland removal—There are no jurisdictional wetlands located onsite. 9. Erosion and sedimentation—Construction activities will be conducted in a manner as to reduce potential erosion concerns. 10. Excavation, filling and grading—Construction of foundations and roads will be closely monitored and all regulations will be adhered to. 1 I. Drilling, ditching and dredging—Will not occur onsite. 12. Air pollution— Is not an issue in a residential development. 13. Solid waste—Individual homeowners will be responsible to remove household trash. 14. Wildlife removal —There are no existing colonies of wildlife that will be disturbed. 15. Natural vegetation removal —Homeowners will be encouraged to leave as much natural vegetation as possible on their lots. 16. Radiation/radioactive material —None. 17. Drinking water source—Left Hand Water District. 18. Traffic impacts—As the development is for only nine lots, impacts to traffic will be minimal. COMPONENT TWO— SERVICE PROVISION IMPACTS 1. Schools—There will be an impact of 6 additional students. The school district has indicated that cash-in-lieu will need to be paid. The District has approved the location of the school bus stop. 2. Law enforcement—The sheriff's office recommendations have been taken into account and will be adhered to when applicable. 3. Fire protection—Mountain View Fire Protection District will provide service and this development will adhere to their rules and regulations when applicable. 4. Ambulance—Emergency service will be available through the fire district and Weld County. 5. Transportation—The interior roadway will be constructed to county standards and will be collateralized in an improvements agreement as necessary. 6. Traffic impact analysis—Not required by Weld County Department of Public Works. 7. Storm drainage—A final drainage report will be submitted with the final plat application and will adhere to Weld County regulations. 8. Utility provisions—All utility providers have been contacted and utilities are available to the site. Documentation is provided in the sketch plan application. 9. Water provisions—Left Hand Water District will provide water to the site. 10. Sewage disposal system—Individual sewage disposal systems will be designed and constructed to Weld County standards. 11. Structural Road Improvements Plan—Roads will be constructed to Weld County specifications. COMPONENT THREE -LANDSCAPING ELEMENTS 1. A landscape plan has been submitted as a separate document. The homeowners association will be responsible for maintenance of landscaping. The improvements agreement will identify landscaping as needed. Irrigation water will be provided with ditch water rights that are owned by the developer. COMPONENT FOUR— SITE DESIGN 1. There are two irrigation ditches which border the property. Locations are noted on the change of zone plat. Both ditch companies have been contacted and are aware of the development. 2. Section 22-2-60.C (A.Goal.3) "Provide mechanisms for the division of land which is agriculturally zoned. Options for division shall be provided to ensure the continuation of agricultural production and accommodate low intensity development." A nine-lot subdivision is a low intensity development. The Right- to-Farm note will be included on the change of zone as well as final plat documentation in order to notify potential purchasers that agricultural uses can occur on adjacent properties. The plat notes will ensure the continuation of agricultural production on adjacent properties. Section 22-2-60.D (A.Goal.4) "Conversion of agricultural land to nonurban residential use will be accommodated when the subject site is in an area that can support such development." The proposed PUD is for a nine-lot subdivision that is defined as nonurban in the Weld County Code. Services are currently available or reasonably obtainable for this site. Section 22-2-60.C (A.Policy.3.1) "Options for the division of agriculturally zoned land are available in Chapters 24 and 27 of this Code" Chapter 27 allows for a PUD process to divide agriculturally zoned properties. 3. As this is a residential development, there will not be any conflicting uses. 4. The Right-to-Farm statement will be provided on plats to insure compatibility with adjacent farm ground. The development is located in an area which is conducive to residential uses. 5. The development is located in the geological hazard overlay district. However, the area is designated as "low potential" so a geological hazard permit is not required. Individual site assessments will be conducted at the time of building permit application. COMPONENT FIVE-COMMON OPEN SPACE USAGE Common open space of 3.68 (15% +) acres will be provided. The open space will be owned and maintained by the Homeowners Association. The covenants for Filly Ridge will address all aspects of the open space such as maintenance, taxes and use restrictions. Homeowners will be required to join the homeowners association and the covenants will be established prior to the sale of lots. COMPONENT SIX- SIGNAGE Individual signs will adhere to the requirements of the Estate Zone District. A subdivision sign will be constructed and located near the entrance but not in an area which restricts visibility to either incoming or outgoing traffic. The location will be noted on the plat. COMPONENT SEVEN —MUD IMPACT This component is not applicable as the subdivision is not located in the MUD. COMPONENT EIGHT- INTERGOVERNMENTAL AGREEMENT IMPACTS This component is not applicable as the subdivision is not located in any IGA area. FILLY RIDGE ADDENDUM Outlots 1 and 2 will be agricultural outlots. The outlots will be owned and maintained by the homeowners association but will not be considered open space. The ownership will be transferred by deed to the HOA and maintenance will be addressed in the covenants. Outlot 2 will be utilized for crop production, such as alfalfa and native grasses. Irrigation water will be provided by the developers share of ditch water. An agreement with the ditch company for the purchase of ditch shares is included. KINDERMORGAN 9, 2003 Lauren Light LANDPROfessionals, LLC 4311 Highway 66, Suite 4 Longmont, Colorado 80504 Re: Request of Kim Ogle, Weld County Planner for the Filly Ridge Subdivision located at the northwest corner of Colorado State Highway 52 and Weld County Road 3 1/4 in Section 32, Township 2 North, Range 68 West of the 6th Principal Meridian, Weld County, Colorado Dear Lauren, This letter will confirm our discussion on Monday, June 9, 2003 concerning the above mentioned project. Kinder Morgan, Inc. (KMI) has reviewed the request and gives its approval to the following; that the natural gas pipeline easement as depicted on the Filly Ridge Subdivision be combined with the Lower Boulder Ditch Easement. Should you have further questions or need additional information, please do not hesitate to contact me at 303-914-7705. Since ilt, Tim Atwater Senior Agent, Land & Right-of-Way Department to St. Vrain Valley SchoE District RE-1J 395 South Pratt Parkway • Longmont • CO • 80501-6499 303-776-6200/449-4978 • FAX 303-682-7343 Land Pro, LLC 4311 Highway 66, Suite 4 Longmont, Colorado 80504 March 11, 2003 Dear Mr. Casseday, I am responding to the letter you sent to Mr. Segrue regarding the approval of a school bus stop for the Filly Ridge subdivision being proposed by your firm. Based on the plans you submitted to us I would anticipate this being an acceptable location. However, we reserve the right to change or move the stop to a location that is in the best interest of our students and the St. Vrain Valley School District. If you have any questions please contact me at 303 682-7253. t r it - rj Rick Ring, Director of Custodial & Transportation Services St. Vrain Valley Schools "Excellence - Our Only Option" Filters Used: Date Printed: 2/18/2003 1 Tagged Record E-Mail Report Time Printed: 11:17AM Form Format Printed By: LAUREN Date 2/18/2003 Time 11:09AM - 12:00AM Duration - 0.00 (hours) Code Subject Filly Ridge PUD Staff Client Gloria Hice-Idler Project Proj# From LAUREN To Gloria.Nice-Idler@dot.state.co.us CC To Bee To Reminders (days before) Follow Done Notify Hide Trigger Private Status User! User3 User2 User4 Memo:Hi Gloria, A referral was sent to your office December 2002 regarding a proposed subdivision located north of SH 52 and west of WCR 3 1/4 known as"Filly Ridge PUD" We are working on the Change of Zone application for Weld County and they are requiring written proof of coordination with CDOT for right-of-way,reservations,improvements and future expansion. Could you email me a response regarding the above Issues? Let me know If 1 need to provide you any addtional information. Thanks, Lauren Light 1 ^ _ Longmont, CO 80504 Office (970) 535-9318 Metro (303) 485-7838 Fax: (970) 535-9854 ,a pr E Y r 4 a- LAN DPROfessionals, LLC Boulder and Weld County Ditch 8564 Weld County Road 7 Longmont, CO 80504 March 4, 2003 - Dear Mr. Anderson: A referral was sent to your office December 2002 fora new subdivision, Filly Ridge,that is proposed north of and adjacent to State Highway 52 and west of and adjacent to WCR 3 Y<. Could you please fax me a response regarding the Ditch companies input to the proposed development? Items of concern are: rights-of-way, reservations, improvements, ditch crossings and any ditch activities that may be an issue. I need to provide a response to Weld County with our Change of Zone application. I have included a map which details the lot layout tf you have any questions please contact me. Sincerely, rRobb R. Cats'eday ( Architect/Land Planner LANDPROfessionals, LLC (970) 535-9318 Office (970) 535-9854 Fax (303) 485-7838 Metro (303) 870-0014 Cell 4311 Highway 66, Suite 4 Longmont, CO 80504 rcasseday@agpros.com -- Longmont, CO 80504 Office (970) 535-9318 Metro (303) 485-7838 Fax: (970) 535-9854 q # � 'Y 6 I t LANDPROfessionals, LLC Lower Boulder Reservoir and Ditch Company 7544 Weld County Road 24 Longmont, CO 80504 March 4, 2003 Dear Mr.Sater. A referral was sent to your office December 2002 for a new subdivision, Filly Ridge,that is proposed north of and adjacent to State Highway 52 and west of and adjacent to WCR 3'/a. Could you please fax me a response regarding the Ditch companies input to the proposed development? Items of concern are: rights-of-way, reservations, improvements, ditch crossings and any ditch activities that may be an issue. I need to provide a response to Weld County with our Change of Zone application. I have included a map which details the lot layout If you have any questions please contact me. Sincerely, el et—lz Robb R. Casseday Architect/Land Planner LANDPROfessionals, LLC (970) 535-9318 Office (970) 535-9854 Fax (303) 485-7838 Metro (303) 870-0014 Cell 4311 Highway 66, Suite 4 Longmont, CO 80504 rcasseday@agpros.com 4311 Highway 66, Suite 4 Longmont, CO 80504 Office (970) 535-9318 Metro (303) 485-7838 Fax: (970) 535-9854 1 1 LANDPROfessionals, LLC Erie Post Office 150 Wells Erie, CO 80516 March 5, 2003 Dear Mr. Postmaster. A new subdivision, Filly Ridge, is proposed north of and adjacent to State Highway 52 and west of and adjacent to WCR 3% Could you please fax me a response regarding the Post Offices input to the proposed mailbox location west of WCR 3%just north of proposed Ally Lane, I need to provide a response to Weld County with our Change of Zone application. I have highlighted the proposed mailbox location area on the enclosed drawing. -- If you have any questions please contact me. Sincerely, Robb R. Casseday Architect/Land Planner LANDPROfessiona/s, LLC (970) 535-9318 Office (970) 535-9854 Fax (303) 485-7838 Metro (303) 870-0014 Cell 4311 Highway 66, Suite 4 Longmont, CO 80504 rcasseday@agpros.com 4611 riignway bb, suite 4 Longmont, CO 80504 Office (970) 535-9318 Metro (303) 485-7838 Fax: (970) 535-9854 ri 21 i i { i rte t - J46 h: LAN DPROfessionals, LLC Lower Boulder Reservoir and Ditch Company 7544 Weld County Road 24 Longmont, CO 80504 March 4, 2003 Dear Mr. Sater: A referral was sent to your office December 2002 for a new subdivision, Filly Ridge,that is proposed north of and adjacent to State Highway 52 and west of and adjacent to WCR 3%. Could you please fax me a response regarding the Ditch companies input to the proposed development? Items of concern are: rights-of-way, reservations, improvements,ditch crossings and any ditch activities that may be an issue. I need to provide a response to Weld County with our Change of Zone application. I have included a map which details the lot layout If you have any questions please contact me. Sincerely, 7:7y C =mot, LH Robb R. Casseday Architect/Land Planner LANDPROfessionals, LLC (970) 535-9318 Office (970) 535-9854 Fax (303) 485-7838 Metro (303) 870-0014 Cell 4311 Highway 66, Suite 4 Longmont, CO 80504 rcasseda y©agpros.corn 4si r riignway DO, suite 4 Longmont, CO 80504 Office (970) 535-9318 Metro (303) 485-7838 Fax: (970) 535-9854 i � , k 17 LANDPROfessionals, LLC Boulder and Weld County Ditch 8564 Weld County Road 7 Longmont, CO 80504 March 4, 2003 Dear Mr. Anderson: A referral was sent to your office December 2002 for a new subdivision, Filly Ridge,that is proposed north of and adjacent to State Highway 52 and west of and adjacent to WCR 3'A. Could you please fax me a response regarding the Ditch companies input to the proposed development? Items of concern are: rights-of-way, reservations, improvements, ditch crossings and any ditch activities that may be an issue. I need to provide a response to Weld County with our Change of Zone application. I have included a map which details the lot layout If you have any questions please contact me. Sincerely, 4-obb R. Casseday Architect/Land Planner LANDPROfessionals, LLC (970) 535-9318 Office (970) 535-9854 Fax (303) 485-7838 Metro (303) 870-0014 Cell 4311 Highway 66, Suite 4 Longmont, CO 80504 rcasseday@agpros.com 4311 Highway 66, Suite 4 Longmont, CO 80504 Office(970) 535-9318 Fax (970) 535-9854 1,44%r:1142 } n s - ,.; % 'xS"v.� ra .k � x L r .a W 6F To: Mark Cousins Fax: (303)776-5772 From: Lauren Light Date: February 18, 2003 Re: Filly Ridge PUD Pages: CC: O Urgent O For Review O Please O Please O Please �Y{ { atit Comment Reply Recycle s 3 a rsa ' tur rt.. `j as sent to your office December 2002 for a new subdivision that posed north of and adjacent to State Highway 52 and west of andEs*tqa Gent to WCR 3'/s. Could you please fax me a response regarding the Divisions input to the proposed development? I need to provide a response to Weld County with our Change of Zone application. Should you have any questions please call me at(970)535-9318. Thank you r Hello