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Home My WebLink About20012119 REFERRAL LIST NAME: Rocky Hoffschneider(Platte Sand & Gravel, LLC) CASE NUMBER: USR-1306 REFERRALS SENT: December 18, 2000 REFERRALS TO BE RECEIVED BY:January 9, 2001 COUNTY TOWNS and CITIES Attorney Ault _X Health Department Brighton Extension Service Broomfield _X Emergency Management Office Dacono _X_Sheriff's Office _Eaton X_Public Works Erie Housing Authority Evans Airport Authority Firestone _X Building Inspection Fort Lupton _X Code Enforcement Frederick STATE Garden City _X Division of Water Resources Gilcrest Geological Survey Greeley Department of Health Grover _X Department of Transportation Hudson _X Historical Society Johnstown _X Water Conservation Board Keenesburg X_Oil and Gas Conservation Commission Kersey Division of Wildlife: LaSalle Loveland Lochbuie _X Greeley Longmont _X Division of Minerals/Geology Mead FIRE DISTRICTS X Milliken Ault F-1 New Raymer Berthoud F-2 Northglenn Briggsdale F-24 Nunn Brighton F-3 Pierce Eaton F-4 _X Platteville Fort Lupton F-5 Severance Galeton F-6 Thornton Hudson F-7 Windsor Johnstown F-8 La Salle F-9 Mountain View F-10 COUNTIES _X Milliken F-11 Adams Nunn F-12 Boulder Pawnee F-22 Larimer XPlatteville F-13 Platte Valley F-14 FEDERAL GOVERNMENT AGENCIES Poudre Valley F-15 _X US Army Corps of Engineers Raymer F-2 USDA-APHIS Veterinary Service Southeast Weld F-16 Federal Aviation Administration Windsor/Severance F-17 Federal Communication Commission Wiggins F-18 Union Colony F-20 SOIL CONSERVATION DISTRICTS Brighton OTHER Fort Collins School District Greeley _X Western Mutual Ditch Company _X Platte Valley _X Union Pacific Railroad West Adams 2001-2119 _X U.S. Fish &Wildlife X Public Service Co.of Colo. COMMISSION/BOARD MEMBER Emiumwr X John Folsom STATE OF COLORADO pp w�� Bill Owens,Governor `O�-"VJD DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES DIVISION OF WILDLIFE i \ ^ - l.'�, AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER %-' Bruce L. McCloskey,Acting Director O�'OF 6060 Broadway For Wildlife- Denver, Colorado 80216 Weld County Planning Dept. For People Telephone: (303)297-1192 August 18, 2000 RECEIVED 13 2000 Mr. Steve O'Brian RECEIVED Environment. Inc. 7985 Vance I)rive, Suite 205A Arvada. CO 80003 Re: Concrete Management Corp. sand and gravel mine. Dear Mr. O'Brian: The following constitute the comments of the Colorado Division of Wildlife. Courtney Crawford(District Wildlife Manager) and Mike Sherman(Field I labitat Biologist) have reviewed your letter sent to us and accompanied you on a tir,ld visit to the piojef'I site on June 5. 2000. We highly recommend that i we ial late] lion Lr giver to minimize the impact to all riparian vegetation and trees along the river that may be potentially by impacted by the proposed mining operation. Bald eagles use this stretch of the South Platte River and adjacent riparian areas during winter and migration seasons for hunting and roosting. VERY IMPORTANT: there is a known active bald eagle nest site adjacent to the confluence of the St. V rain Creek and South Platte River. We wish to bring to your attention that we observed an immature Bald Eagle which was flushed fiom a mature cottonwood tree while we drove on the dirt road along the river in the southwestern portion of Section 35. It is very possible that this bird came from the active nest located less than one mile upstream. We cannot stress the importance of leaving fully intact the existing riparian vegetation and trees along the South Platte River. Preble's meadow jumping mouse (Zapus husonius preblei) and the Ute Ladies' -tresses orchid (Spiranthes deluvialis), both federally listed as threatened, are found in riparian habitats, including those tributary of the South Platte River. Consequently, both have the potential to occur at the proposed project site. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has established standard survey protocols for determining presence or absence of these species. Evaluations should be performed at and adjacent to the project site to ascertain the potential occurrence of these species. If suitable habitat is present, surveys conducted according to the protocols should be undertaken. Coordination for Preble's should be through Pete Plage and for the orchid through Jan McKee, both in the Lakewood office (303-275-2370). 1'he Colorado butterfly plant is also found in moist floodplain environments along the Front Range and so could occur in the project vicinity. Although no protocols have been established for this species, surveys to ensure it will not be adversely impacted should be undertaken. Questions should be directed to Ms. McKee. Trees and shrubs removed as a result of mining or construction should be replaced on a one-for-one basis. Recommended native tree and shrub species for reclamation planting include plains cottonwood, native plum, chokecherry, snowberry, bufaloberry,and willow. Conifers include eastern red cedar or Rocky Mountain DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES,Greg Watcher,Executive Director EXHIBIT WILDLIFE COMMISSION,Bernard L.Black,Jr.,Chairman • Rick Enstrom,Vice-Chairman • WVJame • Olive Tom Burke • Mark LeVallev • Marianna RaR000nIOa • Robed Shoemaker • Olive Va juniper. We recommend that all tree and shrub planting be done using weed barrier material to help control competition from weeds and help plantings to successfully establish. Recommended reclamation grass and legume species for wildlife include tall wheatgrass, intermediate wheatgrass,reed canary grass, indian rice grass,Great Basin wild rye, switch grass,Ladak alfalfa and yellow and white sweet clovers. We highly recommend that the reclamation plan include specific wording to address the control of noxious weeds which are rapidly becoming an increasing threat to wildlife and wildlife habitat across Colorado and the United States. All restoration should be monitored for at least three years following initial plantings and proper measures enforced during this time to control for establishment of noxious weed species. Constructing ponds post-mining will provide new habitat for a variety of waterfowl, shorebirds, herons, amphibians and fish species. We recommend that ponds be constructed to have irregular shorelines, and also contain one or two islands of at least 15' x 25' in size per 2 surface acres. Larger islands are good if possible. Shoreline and island slopes should be 41:1 V, with some areas of shoreline in each pond having slopes no steeper than 811:1V or 10H:I V. Such shallow areas will allow for establishment of a variety of different types of aquatic vegetation and also invertebrate prey for waterfowl. Such a shoreline coupled with planting a variety of wetland plant species will allow for a variation in wetlands to be established which will have long-term benefits to wildlife, public viewing of wildlife, and an overall increased aesthetic value to this site. Permanent pond depths of 10 feet or more in various places will provide secure year round habitat for a variety of warm water fish species. Finally, the proposed facilities may significantly impact a prairie dog town on the south side of the site. We recommend that the prairie dogs be either moved alive to another location or humanely killed before any earth- moving occurs. Since western burrowing owls use prairie dog towns and live in prairie dog holes, the following should be observed: - l f construction is In 1arch 1 and October 31,the area should be checked for the presence of burrowing owls prior to any earth-moving taking place. The owls are susceptible to being buried and killed in their holes by construction activity. Note that this species is protected by law and killing one is illegal. - If construction is done between November I and February 28, it is very unlikely that owls would be present since they migrate out of the state during the winter. Note that we do not have information on threatened/endangered plants or invertebrates. For plant or invertebrate information,you might wish to contact: Colorado Natural Heritage Program 254 General Services Building Colorado State University Fort Collins, CO 80523 PH: (970)491-1309 FAX: (970)491-0279 The Division of Wildlife appreciates this opportunity to visit and comment on this project. If you have any questions, please contact me at (970)472-4435. Thank you. Sincerely,r44 / Scott Hoover NE Regional Manager by Mike Sherman, Field Habitat Biologist Cc: Rick Moss,NE Senior Habitat Biologist, CDOW Dave Clarkson, Area Wildlife Manager, CDOW Courtney Crawford,District Wildlife Manager, CDOW Weld Co((,1: unty Referral ■ December 18, 2000 C. COLORADO The Weld County Department of Planning Services has received the following item for review: Applicant Rocky Hoffschneider (Platte Case Number USR-1306 Sand & Gravel, LLC) Please Reply By January 9, 2001 Planner Kim Ogle Project Site Specific Development Permit and Special Use Permit for a Concrete, Asphalt and Pre-Cast Batch Plant and Gravel Mining Operation in the Agricultural Zone District. Legal Parts of Sections 23, 26, 34, and 35, Township 4 North, Range 67 West of the 6th P.M., Weld County, Colorado. Location North of and adjacent to WCR 62.58, west of and adjacent to WCR 27 (83rd Avenue. Parcel Number Various The application is submitted to you for review and recommendation. Any comments or recommendation you consider relevant to this request would be appreciated. Please reply by the above listed date so that we may give full consideration to your recommendation. Any response not received before or on this date may be deemed to be a positive response to the Department of Planning Services. If you have any further questions regarding the application, please call the Planner associated with the request. Weld County Planning Commission Hearing (if applicable) February 20, 2001 ❑ We have reviewed the request and find that it does/does not comply with our Comprehensive Plan ❑ have reviewed the request and find no conflicts with our interests. •J/See attached letter. Comments: Signature C702,n y Date %)pc, s� o 2OCJ« Agency //////////// C yp� 9 GG +Weld County Planning Dept. 41555 N 17th Ave.Gre4ley, CO. 06331 4(970)353-6100 ext.3540 4(970)304-6498 fax MEMORANDUM WilgeFrom l JeOffgReif, Building Official le December 26, 2000 COLORADO Subject: USR-1306 There are no apparent conflicts with our interests. The following comments may be used in considering the above sited USR application: 1. Proper building permits and plan reviews will be required for all buildings. 2. Electric permits will be required for all electric work including, but not limited to any site lighting, dewatering services, rock crushers, conveyors, etc. 3. Site drawings shall be submitted to the appropriate fire district. 4. Separate permits shall be required for all signs, and sign foundations may need to be engineered. • Weld County Planning Dept. JAN. 02. 2001 itettL-- RECED EIV Weld County Referral • ' December 18, 2000 C. COLORADO The Weld County Department of Planning Services has received the following item for review: Applicant Rocky Hoffschneider (Platte Case Number USR-1306 Sand & Gravel, LLC) • Please Reply By January 9, 2001 Planner Kim Ogle Project Site Specific Development Permit and Special Use Permit for a Concrete, Asphalt and Pre-Cast Batch Plant and Gravel Mining Operation in the Agricultural Zone District. Legal Parts of Sections 23, 26, 34, and 35, Township 4 North, Range 67 West of the 6th P.M., Weld County, Colorado. • Location North of and adjacent to WCR 62.58, west of and adjacent to WCR 27 (83rd Avenue. Parcel Number Various m.The application is submitted to you for review and recommendation. Any comments or recommendation you consider relevant to this request would be appreciated. Please reply by the above listed date so that we may give full consideration to your recommendation. Any response not received before or on this date may be deemed to be a positive response to the Department of Planning Services. If you have any further questions regarding the application, please call the Planner associated with the request. Weld County Planning Commission Hearing (if applicable) February 20, 2001 O We have reviewed the request and find that it does/does not comply with our Comprehensive Plan We have reviewed the request and find no conflicts with our interests. O See attached letter. Commentts:( 11 t eovwvK 1/ t7: L /'y'no/o `ro„r on pp a 17r a i.l n I�/ 1 /1 / Signature Date 2/�,, f5 Agency ( r kl" (n[o •%"�ZG2.[i •:Weld County Planning Dept. :.1555 N. 17th Ave. Greeley,CO.80631 +(970)353-6100 exL3540 +(970)304-8498 fax EXHIBIT I STATE OF COLORADO DIVISION OF MINERALS AND GEOLOGY Department of Natural Resources 1313 Sherman St., Room 215 Weil, County planning Dept, Denver,Colorado 80203 nINERALS Phone:(303)866-3567 FAX:(303)832-8106 ' s °,' 03 03 2001�L. ECEIVEDVSPw 'V) Bill Owens Notice of 112 Construction Materials Governor Greg E.Walther Reclamation Permit Application Consideration Fxecutive Director Michael B.Long Division Director DATE: December 27, 2000 TO: Weld County Planning Department 915 10th St Greeley, CO 80632 FROM: Carl B. Mount, Senior Environmental Protection Specialist fib -sear Cfbrn RE: Platte Sand &Gravel LLC, S &H Mine, File No. M-2000-158 Please be advised that on December 27, 2000, Platte Sand & Gravel LLC, whose address and telephone number are 1300 Harlan St., Lakewood, CO 80215; (303) 274-4474, filed an application to conduct Surface extraction of construction materials and reclamation, at or near Section 35, Township 4N, Range 67W, 6th Prime Meridian, in Weld County. Please be advised that the permit area may be located in more than one Section, Township, and Range. The application decision is scheduled for March 27, 2001. A copy of the application is available for review at the Weld County Clerk&Recorder's office and at the office of the Division of Minerals and Geology, Room 215, 1313 Sherman Street, Denver, Colorado 80203. If you desire to make comments or objections, they must be submitted within twenty (20) days of the date of the newspaper public notice to be considered in the application review process by the Division. You should contact the applicant for the newspaper publication date. If we do not receive your comments or any objection by the end of the public comment period,the Office will assume you have no objection or comment to the proposed activity. • STATE OF COLORADO OFFICE OF THE STATE ENGINEER Division of Water Resources e of•co20 Department of Natural Resources 04d tiS 1313 Sherman Street, Room 818 0 /2 + » Denver,Colorado 80203 . Phone:(303)866-3581 'r x /876• FAX:(303)866-3589 /A �<2 " 1 January 4, 2001 -1,4, 0 o; Owens Go 5. ��. Governor nuniilwaterstate.co.us/default.htm Q� g E Waleher Mr. Kim Ogle % ��U/ obi Gre , E.ee„rweDo-eeto. Weld County Planning Dept. / Hal D.Simpson,P.E. 1555 N. 17th Ave. State Engineer Greeley, CO 80631 Re: Special Use Permit for a Concrete, Asphalt And Pre-Cast Batch Plant Case No. USR-1306 T4N, R67W, 6th P.M. Water Division 1, Water District 2 Dear Mr. Ogle: We have reviewed the above referenced referral dated December 18, 2000 for a proposed concrete, asphalt and pre-cast batch plant. Pursuant to the State Engineer's August 7, 1995 memorandum to the county planning directors, this office is no longer providing comments on land use actions that do not involve a subdivision as defined in Section 30-28-101(10)(a), C.R.S. This referral does not appear to qualify as a "subdivision." Returned herewith are the materials submitted to this office in the above referenced matter. It appears the project will expose groundwater, thereby requiring the issuance of a well permit by this office. For a permit to be issued, a water court approved plan for augmentation or substitute water supply plan issued by this office, will be required. Since this proposed project involves the extraction of gravel, the Colorado Division of Minerals and Geology (DMG) will forward a referral to this office for an opinion on potential to existing water rights. At that time, we will probably recommend to DMG that a condition of approval should be resolving the water rights issues. Should you have any questions or comments, please contact this office. Sincerely, // A William C. McIntyre, P.E. Water Resource Engineer Cc: Richard Stenzel, Division Engineer WCM:WeldCoUSR1306.doc _AN-ub-U1 :iii 21 :@8 FY. FAX: (±49AGE 2 OO10 December 22, 2000 University Tyler Abbott Colorado Natural Heritage Program United States Fish & Wildlife Service College of Natural Resources 254 General&nice Ecological Services run comas. I Colorado R0533,6021 Colorado Field Services (970)491-1300 755 Parfet Street, Suite 361 FAX MO)01-3349 www,onLp.eatoxa a.edu Lakewood,CO 80215 Dear Mr. Abbott: The Colorado Natural Heritage Program (CNI IP) is in receipt of a request for information regarding a potential extraction project in Weld County,Colorado. In response, CNHP has searched its Biological and Conservation Datasystem (BCD)for natural heritage resources(occurrences of significant natural communities and rare,threatened or endangered plants and animals)documented from the immediate area and the area in the vicinity of Township 2 North, Range 67W Section 24. The database search reveals a documented occurrence in the vicinity of the project area for Haliaeetus leucocephalus(Bald Eagle). The Bald eagle is federally listed as a threatened species under the ESA. Bald eagles occur seasonally in Colorado primarily in areas with ice-free rivers and reservoirs where fish and carrion are available. Bald eagles feed on a variety of fish,waterfowl and small mammals in the winter. Bald eagles are primarily winter residents in Colorado. They roost in large trees near water bodies or prairie dog towns where prey is abundant. Riparian corridors with mature cottonwoods or other large deciduous trees provide potential roosting sites for bald eagles. ft is known that Bald eagles use riparian areas along the South Platte for foraging and roosting during winter months. As noted in the attached report there is a.historical record forZcrpus hudsonius preblei(Preble's meadow jumping mouse)within close proximity to the project area. Preble's meadow jumping mouse(PMJM) is federally listed as a threatened species under the Endangered Species Act. The mouse typically inhabits areas characterized by well-developed plains riparian vegetation with relatively undisturbed grassland and a water source in close proximity(Armstrong et al. 1997). Recent studies have suggested that PMJM may have a wider ecological tolerance than previously thought,and that the requirement for diverse vegetation and well-developed cover can he met under a variety of circumstances(Meaney et al 1997). Along Colorado's Front Range,the mouse is found below 7,500 feet in elevation,generally in lowlands with medium to high moisture along permanent or intermittent streams. Also noted in the report, there is an occurrence for Phoxinus erythrogasier(Southern redbelly dace), within the general vicinity of the project area. This species is considered to be critically imperiled in the state of Colorado and is listed as endangered in the state. Some species of Darters are known to migrate to small marshy areas associated with water seeps to spawn, requiring shallow water to deposit eggs. The larvae remain in the vicinity of marshes for 4-6 weeks before returning to home streams(Williams and Dodd, 1979). There is a documented occurrence in the vicinity of the project area for a species of spleenwort (Asplenlum adianrum-nigrum). The Black spleenwort is considered to be critically imperiled in the state of Colorado. RS there are 5 or fewer known occurrences in the state. _ I . StntaDe <d 4�� pl* ` owa JAS-U5-u1 :h1 Ui : U9 ::y FAX: PAGE 3 Although there are no known occurrences for Ute ladies tresses orchid(ULTO)within the project area, there is potential for suitable habitat. The orchid occurs at elevations below 6,500 feet in moist to wet alluvial meadows,floodplains of perennial streams,and around springs and lakes. Once thought to be fairly common in low elevation riparian areas in Colorado,there are only sixteen known populations in the state, with most of them occurring along the Front Range. ULTO is found in soils that are typically alluvial deposits of sandy, gravelly material that is saturated to within l8 inches of the surface for at least part of the growing season. Associated vegetation includes species that are considered by FWS as Facultative Wetland or Obligate Wetland species. The area under consideration for a potential extraction permit is a contiguous three mile wetland complex surrounded by agricultural land. As evidenced by the report,this area should be considered to be of high value in terms of both ecological processes and wildlife habitat. Wetland habitats are necessary for the survival of a disproportionately high percentage of endangered and threatened species,and are also utilized by waterfowl and several species of migratory birds. The enclosed report outlines the status of the known elements. We have included status according to Natural Heritage Program methodology and legal status under state and federal statutes. Natural Heritage ranks are standardized across the Heritage Program network, and are assigned for global and state levels of rarity. They range from "1" for critically imperiled or extremely rare elements,to"5"for those that are demonstrably secure. • The information contained herein represents the results of a search of Colorado Natural Heritage Program's wever,the particular area,species or habitat does not necessarily'mean that these naturalb ural heritage resourcessence of data dono t or a occur on or adjacent to the project site, rather thaz'ovr files'do not currently contain information to document their presence. The information provided can be used as.a flag to anticipate possible impacts or to identify areas of interest. If impacts to wildlife habitat are possible,these data should not be considered a substitute for on- the-ground biological surveys. Although every attempt is made to provide the most current and precise information possible, please be aware that some of our sources provide a higher level of accuracy than others,and some interpretation may be required. CNHP's data system is constantly updated and revised. Please contact CNifP for an update or assistance with interpretation of this natural heritage information. /Sincerely, Beth Van Environmental Review Coordinator enc. stscrtOOd.- , # Colorado Natural Heritage Program Environmental Review 7 xt Locations and Status of Rare and/or Imperiled Species known from the vicinity of T2N R67Wsection 24 it in Weld County, Colorado Nov o° report generated: 5 January 2001 v w L5 taxonomic group scientific name common name prec fast obs townHange section prank srank ESA fed stet si slat ` -• Ms WYMFEIUS IEUCGCEFtWill5 IWOEAGLE $ 19949099 COMM $4 nom 511. 01 I T Is =COMING/2TARM IEG9NTNEADOila G 1903.1PU C0FN967O tO G4 SX 3395 PHOINUSEOS NGRTHERNFE0IG.1YGCCE 5 '90511'7 CON:16YN 17 G0 51 £ Fish P1103304.6 ERYIHHOC.A5TER 5OUTIODN KNELLS CAGE $ 19400309 0O2'&MN' 05 05 SI FS C Ma+'wlls ZAPUSHLASCMI5 SHEAF. MEN)0A JJJPtSIJOUSE 5la5P S t91F.S9 0.\1A5116' G512 SI Ll F$ tSllmk MCODPITOWES FERU5SPCANUS CYL•C-ICiLL P5ZES5HEL 1 G 15114103 O01KC59G IX GS 52 UGTtX% ANC0:nfOIDESfFEIFSACLN-S CYLINCRCMIP)PERSIEL:_ re 19151029 W1Ntt6'N W G5 52 X C L4>IxW naGGOM1 DOES F£RUSSACWIUS CYLINDRICAL PAPERSI:El S 99909!99 00211968/1 Ii Ge 52 stasis PR0W:NFIUS LIA3IICAIE ILLS UM*UCAIE SFRIIE 5 191114.14 902Y0EiW 35 G/ S3 P:a0 A IS a&SLSL%WEA FCp9r1P THREE-AWN 5 1952W-30 OJeSf9W IS Gi SI H095 ASFQ10GMPDIAMI31.pot ,J OLAC9 S'IEENWORT $ 1902.1005 OOIIi99W It..! C5 SI 0. rn 0 c s Ls. _m _-___ 7 i ¢Il&I*aan0er4 'sNmdt.Etas. WV.lran. in I0rcM•'alnI ..kcNPAMw.�i9n 1n:A;G '9mf:s,NNBH tom oinAsn*5 Plitt 1 TmhaFd DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS, OMAHA DISTRICT DENVER REGULATORY OFFICE, 9307 S. PLATTE CANYON ROAD LITTLETON, COLORADO 80128-6901 {',Gr REPLY TO January 2, 29W,„/ ,I ,S>ATESOIr ATTENTION OF. 4 C�Un ty ning Dn Pt, Alf; z Mr. Kim Ogle -8 200 Weld County Department of Planning Services Weld County Planning Department ECI7Ej o F 1555 N. 17th Avenue �/ Greeley, Colorado 80631 RE: Rocky Hoffschneider (Platte River Sand and Gravel,LLC),USR-1306 Corps File No. 200180011 Dear Mr. Ogle: Reference is made to the above-mentioned project located in portions of Sections 23, 26, 34 and 35, Township 4 North, Range 67 West, and portions of Section 2, Township 3 North,Range 67 West, Weld County, Colorado. During a December 28, 2000 site meeting with Mr. Rocky Hoffschneider, Mr. Terry McKee of this office discussed Department of the Army permitting requirements and wetland issues pursuant to Section 404 of the Clean Water Act. If any work associated with this project requires the placement of dredge or fill material, and any excavation associated with a dredged or fill project, either temporary or permanent, in waters of the United States which includes ephemeral, intermittent and perennial streams, lakes,ponds or wetlands at this site, this office should be notified by a proponent of the project for proper Department of the Army permits or changes in permit requirements pursuant to Section 404 of the Clean Water Act. If there are any questions concerning this matter please call Mr. Terry McKee of this office at 303-979-4120 and reference Corps File No. 200180011. Sincerely, Tim. y . are Chie env'r Reg. . o Office tm IEXHIBIT MEMORANDUM TO: Kim Ogle DATE: January 8, 2001 iii rtot,rnDepartment of Planning Services C. FROM: Sheble McConnellog a Weld County Health COLORADO CASE NO.: USR-1306 NAME: Hoffschneider, Rocky (Platte Sand & Gravel, LLC) Environmental Health Services has reviewed this proposal for a Gravel Mining Operation and Batch Plant. Our Department recommends approval. Prior to recording the plat: 1) Environmental Health Services Division was unable to locate septic permits for the septic systems within this USR boundary. The systems will require a Statement of Existing and an I.S.D.S. Evaluation prior to the issuance of the required septic permits(s). The review shall consist of observation of the system and an evaluation of the systems ability to handle the proposed hydraulic load. In the event the system(s) is found to be inadequate, the system(s) must be brought into compliance with current Individual Sewage Disposal System regulations. 2) The septic system that is proposed to be used at the office ranch complex shall be reviewed by a Colorado Registered Professional Engineer. The review shall consist of observation of the system and a technical review describing the systems ability to handle the proposed hydraulic load. The review shall be submitted to the Environmental Health Services Division of the Weld County Department of Public Health and Environment. In the event the system is found to be inadequately sized or constructed the system shall be brought into compliance with current Regulations. 3) The applicant shall submit an NPDES Permit to the Water Quality Control Division of the Colorado Department of Health for proposed discharge into State Waterways. Evidence of approval shall be submitted to the Weld County Department of Planning. 4) An Air Pollution Emission Notice (A.P.E.N.) and Emissions Permit shall be obtained from the Air Pollution Control Division, Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment for emissions from the mining operations. The site shall operate in accordance with all applicable rules and regulations of the Air Pollution Control Division. 5) A dust abatement plan shall be submitted to Environmental Health Services,Weld County Department of Public Health & Environment, for approval prior to operation. Evidence of Health Department approval shall be submitted to the Department of Planning Services. 6) The facility shall submit a written plan and engineered design of a vehicle washing area to the Weld County Department of Public Health and Environment for review and written approval. The washing area shall be designed and constructed to capture all effluent from drum washing and the washing of vehicle exteriors. The plan should address how water generated from the drum washing and vehicle exteriors will be recycled and any other information necessary to demonstrate that the facility will be adequately constructed and operated to prevent discharges of waste water. Weld County Plannin: H 12001 s K W RECEI t v .wnaa Hoffschneider, Rocky (Platte Sand & Gravel, LLC) USR-1306 Page 2 The following are the conditions that are recommended to be part of any approval: 1) All fuel tanks, septic tanks,temporary buildings, and any other hazardous items that might wash away during flooding shall be securely anchored and adequately flood proofed to avoid creation of a health hazard. Following completion of mining, all temporary buildings shall be removed. 2) All liquid and solid wastes (as defined in the Solid Wastes Disposal Sites and Facilities Act, 30-20- 100.5, C.R.S., as amended) shall be stored and removed for final disposal in a manner that protects against surface and groundwater contamination. 3) No permanent disposal of wastes shall be permitted at this site. 4) Waste materials shall be handled, stored, and disposed in a manner that controls fugitive dust, blowing debris, and other potential nuisance conditions. 5) The maximum permissible noise level shall not exceed the industrial limit of 80 dB(A), as measured according to 25-12-102, Colorado Revised Statutes. 6) Adequate toilet facilities shall be provided for the employees. 7) The applicant shall remove, handle, and stockpile overburden, soil, sand and gravel from the facility area in a manner that will prevent nuisance conditions. 8) The facility shall utilize bottled drinking water for employees. 9) Fugitive dust shall be controlled on the site. 10) The operation shall comply with the Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA). 11) The operation shall comply with the Mine Safety and Health Act (MSHA). 12) The facility shall operate in accordance with the approved dust abatement plan at all times. The facility shall have sufficient equipment available to implement the dust control as required by the Weld County Health Dept. 13) The site shall maintain compliance with all applicable rules and regulations of the Colorado Division of Minerals & Geology. 14) Portable toilets may be utilized on sites which are temporary locations of the working face and portable processing equipment, ect., for up to six months at each location. 15) There shall be no discharge of waste water from the washing of vehicles on the facility. All vehicles shall be washed in the approved vehicle washing area. All water, concrete, and aggregate generated from the washing of vehicles should be recycled in the concrete mixing process. sm/usr1306 rit Memorandum TO: Weld County Planning Dept. IDATE: January 16, 2001 FROM: Troy E. Swain COLORADO f�� SUBJECT: USR -1306 Please accept this Memo as the Weld County Department of Public Health& Environment's approval of the dust abatement plan for Platte Sand & Gravel LLC's S&H Mine, USR- 1306 (original attached). If you have any questions regarding this matter, please call me at extension 2209. EXHIBIT DUST CONTROL PLAN The following controls will be used at this pit to control fugitive particulate emissions. Once we will have an Air Pollu- tion Permit from the Air Quality Control Commission (AQCC) these requirements may vary. AQCC requirements may be more stringent that these proposed controls. 1. Topsoil stockpiles will be revegetated with an MLRB ap- proved seed mixture to prevent erosion, material deteriora- tion and fugitive emissions. 2 . Emissions from material handling such as removal, convey- ing, loading, and hauling will be controlled with water spray at all times unless adequate material moisture is sufficient to control emissions. 3 . Vehicle speed will be maintained to the posted limit on County roads, on interior unpaved roads haul speeds will be limited to 15 MPH. We will post signs. 4 . Emissions from unpaved haul roads will be controlled by watering twice a day or as needed depending on season of the year. 5. Emissions from haul trucks shall be prevented by limiting loads to the legal weight and load covers will be used to stop wind loss. 6. Reclamation work shall take place to keep the total dis- turbed areas at any one time to a minimum. 7 . Contact information: Operator: Platte Sand & Gravel, LLC Contact: Tom Sharkey or Rocky Hoffschneider Phone #: (719) 338-1219 or (303) 274-4474 26 PlanningDept. ��, _ field Countyfi�;� r , t\N 1 0 2001 a E �� COLORADO HISTORICAL SOCIETY The Colorado History Museum 1300 Broadway Denver, Colorado 80203.2137 January 5, 2001 Carl B. Mount Senior Environmental Protection Specialist Division of Minerals & Geology 1313 Sherman Street, Rm. 215 Denver, CO 80203 Re: Platte Sand & Gravel LLC, S & H Mine, File No. M-2000-158 Dear Mr. Mount: This office has reviewed the information contained in your correspondence of December 27, 2000 concerning the project listed above. Two sites, 5WL870 and 5WL814, are located within the boundaries of this proposed gravel pit. Site 5WL814, the ruins of Fort St. Vrain, is in the process of being listed on the State Register of Historic Places. Since this site is a candidate for the State Register, we request that your office determine the effect the S & H Mine operation will have on this historic site. If we may be of further assistance please contact Jim Green at 303-866-4674. Sincerely, -----57.4.--,CI< . Georgianna Contiguglia President GC/WJG Cc: K. Ogle, Weld County Planning EXHIBIT 1'le!d County Planning Dept. Wad S� (Oce) Weld County Referral December 18, 2000 COLORADO Dtt The Weld County Department of Planning Services has received the following item for review: Applicant Rocky Hoffschneider (Platte Case Number USR-1306 Sand & Gravel, LLC) Please Reply By January 9, 2001 Planner Kim Ogle Project Site Specific Development Permit and Special Use Permit for a Concrete, Asphalt and Pre-Cast Batch Plant and Gravel Mining Operation in the Agricultural Zone District. Legal Parts of Sections 23, 26, 34, and 35, Township 4 North, Range 67 West of the 6th P.M., Weld County, Colorado. Location North of and adjacent to WCR 62.58, west of and adjacent to WCR 27 (83rd • Avenue. Parcel Number Various The application is submitted to you for review and recommendation. Any comments or recommendation you consider relevant to this request would be appreciated. Please reply by the above listed date so that we may give full consideration to your recommendation. Any response not received before or on this date may be deemed to be a positive response to the Department of Planning Services. If you have any further questions regarding the application, please call the Planner associated with the request. Weld County Planning Commission Hearing (if applicable) February 20, 2001 ❑ We have reviewed the request and find that it does/does not comply with our Comprehensive Plan ❑ We have reviewed the request and find no conflicts with our interests. ❑ See attached letter. OIY Comments: CDoT fS Carlo r✓13 WOula be VJt4h 41.t COtnnccrt0Y1S a0J [ours.•' rota grlab sfxk- hi hu - sys i. inercastd -trufitic ni -fuse cc,nreCtie-ns can11 mad a° Signature ?JO-AA 1*1dCj .t _ Date I/g/0 I Agency COOT Access :•Weld County Planning Dept. •:x1555 N. 17th Ave. Greeley,CO.80631 +(970)353-6100 ext.3540 •:x(970)304-6498 fax EXHIBIT ' to v,Cj J ,,W04,,ggyp ty Referral • ..,AN 16 7001 December 18, 2000 COLORADO RECEIVED The Weld County Department of Planning Services has received the following item for review: Applicant Rocky Hoffschneider (Platte Case Number USR-1306 Sand & Gravel, LLC) Please Reply By January 9, 2001 Planner Kim Ogle Project Site Specific Development Permit and Special Use Permit for a Concrete, Asphalt and Pre-Cast Batch Plant and Gravel Mining Operation in the Agricultural Zone District. Legal Parts of Sections 23, 26, 34, and 35, Township 4 North, Range 67 West of the 6th P.M., Weld County, Colorado. Location North of and adjacent to WCR 62.58, west of and adjacent to WCR 27 (83ri Avenue. Parcel Number Various The application is submitted to you for review and recommendation. Any comments or recommendation you consider relevant to this request would be appreciated. Please reply by the above listed date so that we may give full consideration to your recommendation. Any response not received before or on this date may be deemed to be a positive response to the Department of Planning Services. If you have any further questions regarding-the application, please call the Planner associated with the request. Weld County Planning Commission Hearing (if applicable) February 20, 2001 We have reviewed the request and find that it does does not ply with our Comprehensive Plan ❑ We have reviewed the request and find no conflicts wt tests. See attached letter. Comments: Signature /�v cw& L_�. /jV `- Date �cv 4 Agency —fawnT /he✓r)/c +weld County Planning Dept. •:•1555 N. 17th Ave. Greeley,CO. 80631 .)-(970)353-6100 ext.3540 +(970)304-8498 fax Town of Platteville 400 Grand Avenue • Platteville,CO 80651 ADMINISTRATION • PUBLIC SAFETY • PUBLIC WORKS • RECREATION January 11, 2001 ATTN: Kim Ogle Weld County Planning Department 1555 N. 17th Avenue Greeley, Colorado 80631 RE: Weld County Referral Case Number USR-1306 Dear Kim: On January 9, 2001, the Planning and Zoning Commission voted unanimously against Referral Case Number USR-1306. The Commission feels that this does not comply with our Comprehensive Plan. The Comprehensive Plan designates land up to County Road 36 as Low Density, Low—Medium Density, and High Density residential areas. The Commission perceives an excavation area as detrimental to the peace and tranquility of the area. The Commission and the Platteville Historical Society are very concerned because of the historical value of the Fort St. Vrain site. The Platteville Historical Society's desires are to keep the area clear of growth and maintain an agricultural zone, which will preserve the history of the area. Noise, traffic and changing the site by removal of the earth's resources are major concerns of the Town as a whole. There is already a sand and gravel site near Plattevilie on Highway 66. The Town feels that one site with all the traffic, noise and removal of the earth's resources is enough to live with by the community. Sincerely, Karen S. Miller, CMC Administrator Town Hall • Recreation • P.O. Box 70 • Fax: 970-785-2476 • 970-785-2 . . Public Safety • P.O. Box 389 • Fax: 970-785-2476 • 970-785-2215 Public Works • P.O. Box 70 • Fax: 970-785-2476 • 970-785-6415 i 471" isi) Weld County Referral WIlD December 18, 2000 Cs COLORADO The Weld County Department of Planning-Services has received the following item for review: Applicant Rocky Hoffschneider (Platte Case Number USR-1306 Sand & Gravel, LLC) • Please Reply By January 9, 2001 Planner Kim Ogle , Project Site Specific Development Permit and Special Use Permit for a Concrete, Asphalt and Pre-Cast Batch Plant and Gravel Mining Operation in the Agricultural Zone District. Legal Parts of Sections 23, 26, 34, and 35, Township 4 North, Range 67 West of the 6th P.M., Weld County, Colorado. Location North of and adjacent to WCR 62.58, west of and adjacent to WCR 27 (83f° Avenue. • Parcel Number Various The application is submitted to you for review and recommendation. Any comments or recommendation you consider relevant to this request would be appreciated. Please reply by the above listed date so that we may give full consideration to your recommendation. Any response not received before or on this date may be deemed to be a positive response to the Department of Planning Services. If you have any further questions regarding the application, please call the Planner associated with the request. Weld County Planning Commission Hearing (if applicable) February 20, 2001 ❑ We have reviewed the request and find that it does/does not comply with our Comprehensive Plan $ We have reviewed the request and find no conflicts with our interests. ❑ See attached letter. Comments: �� ct).,1t - Y P?atQ_1i`a'l, Ai'o u.. f.A I. on 1e-h vC., ti 1 v<to.ii me UY1 (XA.1.-\ UbAnt 7lHU,(hol Ryr0I e]. Signature U rnn Date \j ta-�ILI1 Agency Z J'tit c r( anti, •:•Weld County Planning Dept. 155:7 N. 17th Ave. eley,CO. 80631 +(970)353-6100 ext.3540 >(970)304-6498 EXHIBIT I Veld County Planning Dept. AM i 7 2001 EWeld County Referral VIID December 18, 2000 C. COLORADO The Weld County Department of Planning Services has received the following item for review: Applicant Rocky Hoffschneider (Platte Case Number USR-1306 Sand & Gravel, LLC) Please Reply By January 9, 2001 Planner Kim Ogle Project Site Specific Development Permit and Special Use Permit for a Concrete, Asphalt and Pre-Cast Batch Plant and Gravel Mining Operation in the Agricultural Zone District. Legal Parts of Sections 23, 26, 34, and 35, Township 4 North, Range 67 West of the 6th P.M., Weld County, Colorado. Location North of and adjacent to WCR 62.58, west of and adjacent to WCR 27 (83rd Avenue. Parcel Number Various The application is submitted to you for review and recommendation. Any comments or recommendation you consider relevant to this request would be appreciated. Please reply by the above listed date so that we may give full consideration to your recommendation. Any response not received before or on this date may be deemed to be a positive response to the Department of Planning Services. If you have any further questions regarding the application, please call the Planner associated with the request. Weld County Planning Commission Hearing (if applicable) February 20, 2001 O We have reviewed the request and find that it does/does not comply with our Comprehensive Plan ❑ We have reviewed the request and find no conflicts with our interests. ❑ See attached letter. >>__// /� // / 1 Comments: (,''o/tY3a�v .ci/e ` /Bfix'ire /4 f $'/Y/'n;r1c it o/ T i�lL7 CT C l td faille -icon) any /004 Il) Wer- blies nq'n-&hisd f ail Signature Ctt.H— t�,f -- Date p/ /Z p Agency «<Xcel (5v/ 0 41;i: lyic •:•Weld County Planning Dept. •'x1555 N. 17th Ave. re y,CO.80631 •:•(970)353-6100 xt.3540 +(970)304-64' EXHIBIT IE RECEWED DEC 2 6 2000 LH.-- WELD COUNTY PLll31 IC WORKS DEPT}it'" Weld County Referral December 18, 2000 C. COLORADO The Weld County Department of Planning Services has received the following item for review: Applicant Rocky Hoffschneider (Platte Case Number USR-1306 Sand & Gravel, LLC) Please Reply By January 9, 2001 Planner Kim Ogle Project Site Specific Development Permit and Special Use Permit for a Concrete, Asphalt and Pre-Cast Batch Plant and Gravel Mining Operation in the Agricultural Zone District. Legal Parts of Sections 23, 26, 34, and 35, Township 4 North, Range 67 West of the 6th P.M., Weld County, Colorado. Location North of and adjacent to WGR-62_58, westef end adjacent-t® "?8f°WCR 3 Avenue. 6L3 / .50 Parcel Number Various The application is submitted to you for review and recommendation. Any comments or recommendation you consider relevant to this request would be appreciated. Please reply by the above listed date so that we may give full consideration to your recommendation. Any response not received before or on this date may be deemed to be a positive response to the Department of Planning Services. If you have any further questions regarding the application, please call the Planner associated with the request. Weld County Planning Commission Hearing (if applicable) February 20, 2001 ❑ We have reviewed the request and find that it does/does not comply with our Comprehensive Plan ❑ We have reviewed the request and find no conflicts with our interests. XSee attached letter. Comments: Signature V ' � C � Date O � Agency u. {j-G (.0c-1?-12.32 +Weld County Planning Dept. +1555 N. 17th Ave. Greeley,CO.80631 1970)353-6100 ext.3540 +(970)304-6498 fax MEMORANDUM TO: Kim Ogle, Planner II DATE: January 23, 2001 WI O FROM: Donald Carroll, Engineering Administrator VieId County Planning Dept. COLORADO SUBJECT: USR-1306; Rocky Hoffschneider (Platte Sand & Gravel, LLC) co 4 9001 The Weld County Public Works Department has reviewed this proposal. This project falls primarily under the purview of the Weld County Use by Special Review Standards. Our comments and requirements are as follows: COMMENTS: WCR 23 and WCR 36 are both identified on the Weld County Transportation Plan Map as local gravel, chemically stabilized roads. WCR 23 had an average daily traffic(ADT)count of 145 vehicles,and WCR 36 had an ADT count of 173 vehicles. Both traffic counts were taken November 1999. WCR 32.5 is the nearest paved road south of the facility, and it had an average traffic count of 982 vehicles taken in May 1999. REQUIREMENTS: The Weld County Public Works Department recommends approval of the application. Access: The intersection of WCR 23 and WCR 36 is a "T" intersection. The applicant indicated that a portion of .he proposed haul route on the east property line will be constructed on the County road right-of-way. It will be an extension of WCR 23. The applicant shall complete a Non-Exclusive Right-of-Way Agreement for the Upgrading and Maintenance of the County Rights-of-Way. Traffic Impact Study: This development will increase the traffic on WCR 23, WCR 36, and WCR 40 above the EPA guidelines. These are all gravel roads. A traffic impact study with proposed mitigation will be required. All new commercial development that exceeds the ADT of more than 200 vehicles will be required to submit a traffic study as a part of the review process. This traffic study shall include a description of the project, vehicle traffic generation, distribution, verification of adequate acceleration and deceleration, storage facility, all impacted intersections, review of bridge capability, intersection level of service, analysis for the existing and proposed conditions, recommendation for the needs, and upgrades to the transportation infrastructure to support the development. CDOT: The designated haul route will impact both U.S. Highway 85 and State Highway 66;therefore,the Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) shall review the traffic impact study to determine any additional needs that may be required. The port-of-entry weigh station is within the five-mile radius of the proposed facility. CDOT may require additional permits as the main designated haul route bypasses the port-of-entry. Improvements Agreement: The Weld County Public Works Department will require an Off-site Road Improvements Agreement for the designated haul routes. The traffic impact study will determine the proposed haul routes, improvements, and maintenance requirements to mitigate the proposed roadway use. pc: USR-1306 plan18usr.wpd 1 EXHIBIT Weld County Referral December 18, 2000 C COLORADO The Weld County Department of Planning Services has received the following item for review: Applicant Rocky Hoffschneider (Platte Case Number USR-13O6 Sand & Gravel, LLC) Please Reply By January 9, 2001 Planner Kim Ogle Project Site Specific Development Permit and Special Use Permit for a Concrete, Asphalt and Pre-Cast Batch Plant and Gravel Mining Operation in the Agricultural Zone District. Legal Parts of Sections 23, 26, 34, and 35, Township 4 North, Range 67 West of the 6th P.M., Weld County, Colorado. Location North of and adjacent to WCR 62.58, west of and adjacent to WCR 27 (83r° Avenue. Parcel Number Various The application is submitted to you for review and recommendation. Any comments or recommendation you consider relevant to this request would be appreciated. Please reply by the above listed date so that we may give full consideration to your recommendation. Any response not received before or on this date may be deemed to be a positive response to the Department of Planning Services. If you have any further - questions regarding the application, please call the Planner associated with the request. Weld County Planning Commission Hearing (if applicable) February 20, 2001 O We have reviewed the request and find that it does/does not comply with our Comprehensive Plan ❑ We have reviewed the request and find no conflicts with our interests. See attached letter. Comments: Signature U / Date Agency cc Au r /�l�s ?4 •weld County Planning Dept. +1555 N. 17th Ave. Greeley,CO.80631 +(970)353-6100 ext.3540 +(970)304-6498 fax Weld CutLtiy Fi_ulni �l(? P3Rt. MEMO To: Kim Ogle,JDep) e . Planning From: Rick Dill / �► Subject: USR-1306 Rocky Hoffschneider(Platte Sand & Gravel, LLC) Date: January 15, 2001 The Sheriff's Office does not have any issue with the USR regarding the mining operation itself. These types of operations are historically of little impact on public safety. However, there was a concern about the compatibility of this type of operation with the surrounding neighborhoods along the proposed haul routes described on page 2, paragraph 44.1.7.4 of the application. There are some residences adjacent to CR 23 southbound from CR 36 which is described as the southern route. This road surface is hard-packed and unlikely to generate much dust although traction may be effected when the surface is wet. The northern route, CR 23 to CR 40, has a higher density of residences and the road surface is gravel. Considerable dust was produced when I drove this route. The current volume of traffic on the roads of either route is very light. Our experience has shown a significant change in volume and/or use is likely to cause residents to respond negatively. When this occurs, we receive frequent complaints of overweight trucks and trucks failing to obey traffic control devices, speeding, and driving carelessly. We must provide service in response and this translates into resources. Because of the location, I am not able to offer suggestions in mitigation of this concern. The Sheriffs Office does not object to this USR provided resources are provided as they become necessary. We do not currently have sufficient resources to consistently police these roads. Please contact me if you need additional information. rA EXHIBIT LIND, LAWRENCE & OTTENHOFF LLP ATTORNEYS AT LAW THE LAW BUILDING 1011 ELEVENTH AVENUE GREELEY,COLORADO 80631 GEORGE H.OTTENHOFF TELEPHONE KENNETH F. LIND (970)356-9160 KIM R.LAWRKiNFeEld County Planning Dept (970)353-2323 TELECOPIER P.ANDREW JONES (970)356-1111 99 2.001 kim@llolaw.comR.E (7, January 26, 2001 Ms. Kim Ogle, Planner Weld County Planning Department of Planning Services 1555 N. 17`h Avenue Greeley, Colorado 80631 Re: USR-1306, Rocky Hoffschneider(Platte Sand & Gravel, LLC) Dear Ms Ogle: I represent the Western Mutual Ditch Company which owns the Western Mutual Ditch which is located immediately adjacent to the site on the west and south. The Board of Directors met to review the Application and have requested I convey to you the following requirements and concerns: 1. The proposed set back of 50 feet is insufficient given the soils. Excavation near the ditch may cause instability in the ditch structure which in this area is sitting on gravel. Western has recently employed an engineer to review the plan and give recommendations and we hope to have a letter from him to present to you shortly. Initially and based on his past experience he recommends a set back of 200 feet to avoid potential damage. 2. The application proposes both wet and dry mining. Dry mining will necessitate pumping groundwater away from the pit and the Western ditch and the State Engineer usually requires the discharge be returned to the South Platte River. Any pumping will likely cause increased water losses in the Western Mutual Ditch which will diminish the decreed rights of the Company. Therefore the Company must request that a condition of no pumping of water be imposed on all cells adjacent to the Western Mutual Ditch. 3. Applicant cannot expose groundwater without a well permit from the State Engineer and without an augmentation plan approved by the Water Court. Applicant owns 24 shares of Western stock and 7 shares of Hewes and Cook stock both subject to the Bylaws of Western. The Western Bylaws require any applicant to come to the Board for approval of any change of use prior to seeking approval from any other F:\KIM\W ESTERN.MUT\O91e 1.wpd entity. As a condition of the USR it should be required that applicant must demonstrate approval by the Board of the Western Mutual. A copy of the relevant portion of the Bylaws is enclosed for your reference. It should also be conditioned on final approval by the Water Court, Water Division N2 1. 4. Applicant's propose access at WCR 23 and 36 which requires a bridge across the Western Mutual. Applicant may not cross the ditch without a crossing agreement and the USR should be conditioned on securing such an agreement. Sincerely, LIND, LAWRENCE & OTTENHOFF LLP Kim R. Lawrence KRL/krl Enclosure pc: Rex Craven (w/enc) Forrest Leaf (w/enc) F:\KIM\W ESTERN.MUT\Oglel wpd AMENDMENT TO THE BY-LAWS OF WESTERN MUTUAL DITCH COMPANY A COLORADO CORPORATION The following amendment to the By-Laws of the Western Mutual Ditch Company was approved at a meeting of the Directors of said corporation on the 15th day of July, 1998 by a majority of the Directors. The By-Laws of the Western Mutual Ditch Company are amended as follows: ARTICLE IX Section 1. Lease of Shares and Diversion. Any Western Mutual stockholder not desiring to use for himself the water from said ditch to which he is entitled on account of his capital stock ownership in any year, shall have the right to dispose of such water for such year to another or others; but in no event shall water represented by the ownership of capital stock of the ditch company be transferred, used or utilized by any stockholder or user of said water without first going through the headgate and/or measuring weir of the Ditch Company on the South Platte river as presently constructed or as may be hereafter constructed. The company assumes no responsibility for delivery of such water and under no circumstance will the company construct new gates in the canal or obstruct the flow of water in the company's ditch by checks or otherwise. Section 2. Changes of Water Rights. A. Any stockholder ("applicant") desiring a change of water right as defined in the Water Right Determination and Administration Act of 1969, Colorado Revised Statutes §37-92-101 through 37-92-603, including, but not limited to, a change in point of diversion or place of use of any water that the applicant is entitled to receive as a result of stock ownership must first make a written application to the directors of the company. A change of water right shall include the use of water the shareholder is entitled to as a result of stock ownership as augmentation water in a plan for augmentation or exchange. The request should detail the requested change and include adequate terms and conditions to prevent injury to the company and its shareholders. If, in the reasonable opinion of the directors, such change may be approved without injury to the company and all of its stockholders, the directors shall then approve the change application subject to necessary terms and conditions. In evaluating whether the requested change of water F:\KIM\WESTERN.MUTBYLAW1.AMD 1 rights can be made without injury to the company and its shareholders, the company may obtain an engineering and legal analysis of the requested change by the applicant and the terms and conditions offered by the applicant. B. The company shall evaluate the application for change of water right within a reasonable amount of time, C. No application for approval of a change of water right or plan for augmentation as described above may be made to the District Court for Water Division No. 1, State of Colorado ("Water Court"), unless the same has been approved by the company. If an application has been approved by the company, the applicant must include terms and conditions at least a.% stringent as those approved by the company in an application to the District Court for Water Division No. 1, State of Colorado. D. An applicant for a change of water right must reimburse the company for the company's reasonable costs and fees, including a charge for time spent by the directors and company employees in analyzing the application to the company and in any judicial litigation that follows. This specifically includes a challenge to the company's denial of an application. Prior to analyzing the proposed change, the company shall obtain an estimate of the costs. The company shall make said estimate of cost within 30 days of submission of an application and the applicant shall have 30 days after receipt of the estimate from the company to make the deposit. The company shall not take final action on any application until, and unless, the applicant makes said deposit. If the estimate and deposit needs to be adjusted by further payment or reimbursement, said adjustment shall be made upon the completion of the analysis. In no event shall the company be required to finally approve or disapprove the application until all fees incurred by the company are reimbursed. E. If any portion of this Article is declared void by a court of law, the remaining portions of this by-law shall remain in full force and unaffected. F:\KIM\WESTERN.MUT\BYLAW1.AMD 2 CERTIFICATE The undersigned hereby certifies that he is the duly elected, qualified, acting and hereunto Secretary of the aforesaid corporation and that the foregoing and annexed Amendment to By-Laws constitute a true and complete copy of the Amendment to By-Laws of the said corporation presently in full force and effect. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the undersigned has signed the Certificate and affixed hereto the seal of said corporation. n Dated this I?day of July, 1998. Crif a 8.exhaAcii- Secretary F:\KIM\WESTERN.MUl\BYLAW1.AMD 3 11:57 HLEE.'b_H ��_H K sue _ 2/Li r:4L itocee7c3„)) 28 DEC 2120 TOWN OF MILLIKEN Weld aunty Referral December 18, 2000 C. COLORADO The Weld County Department of Planning Services has received the following item for review: Applicant Rocky Hoffschneider(Platte Case Number USR-1306 Sand & Gravel, LLC) Please Reply By January 9, 2001 Planner Kim Ogle Project Site Specific Development Permit and Special Use Permit for a Concrete, Asphalt and Pre-Cast Batch Plant and Gravel Mining Operation in the Agricultural Zone District. Legal Parts of Sections 23, 26, 34, and 35, Township 4 North, Range 67 West of the 6th P.M., Weld County, Colorado. Location North of and adjacent to WCR 62.58, west of and adjacent to WCR 27 (83f° Avenue. Parcel Number Various The application is submitted to you for review and recommendation. Any comments or recommendation you consider relevant to this request would be appreciated. Please reply by the above listed date so that we may give full consideration to your recommendation. Any response not received before or on this date may be deemed to be a positive response to the Department of Planning Services. if you have any further questions regarding the application, please call the Planner associated with the request. Weld County Planning Commission Hearing (if applicable) February 20, 2001 O We have reviewed the request and find that it does/does not comply with our Comprehensive Plan We have reviewed the request and find no conflicts with our interests. See attached letter. Comments: Signature liketa �Lt� C;� Date Agency s .7t v? i( o v +Weld County Planning Dept. • 15 . 17th Ave. Greeley,CO.80631 +(970)353-6100°A3540 4(970)304-6498 fax JAN-31-2Ja1 11:57 ALBERTSUN CLARK RSSCC S?C 223 7'144 -.vij �aE NVB 111iken Town Hall, 1101 Broad SL., Drawer 290 • Milliken, CO 80343 • (9701 587-4331 • (970) 587-2675 lark 4e. VIA Facsimile January 30, 2001 Kim Ogle Weld County Planning Department 1555 N. 17`s Avenue Greeley, CO 80631 Dear Kim: The Milliken Town Board considered the Rocky Hoffschneider(Platte Sand& Gravel, LLC) application at the January 24, 2001 Board Meeting. The Board voted 6-1 to recommend denial of this request on the basis that the Town of Platteville recommended denial, with this application being inconsistent with the Platteville Comprehensive Plan. In voting to recommend denial of this request, Milliken Board members expressed concerns about noise, dust,hours of operation and maintenance of the area road system as hauling routes will impact the condition of the roadways. Thank you for the opportunity to review this matter. Sincerely, Ci l/t l am- COA.k Sherry Alb son-Clark, AICP Town Plann r cc file Fill \Vold County Planning DOI) i' u 200? rji RECE " V Weld County Referral December 18, 2000 WI D C. COLORADO The Weld County Department of Planning Services has received the following item for review: Applicant Rocky Hoffschneider(Platte Case Number USR-1306 Sand & Gravel, LLC) Please Reply By January 9, 2001 Planner Kim Ogle Project Site Specific Development Permit and Special Use Permit for a Concrete, Asphalt and Pre-Cast Batch Plant and Gravel Mining Operation in the Agricultural Zone District. Legal Parts of Sections 23, 26, 34, and 35, Township 4 North, Range 67 West of the 6th • P.M., Weld County, Colorado. Location North of and adjacent to WCR 36, Approximately 2640 feet South of WCR 44; West of and adjacent to WCR 23 Parcel Number Various x The application is submitted to you for review and recommendation. Any comments or recommendation you consider relevant to this request would be appreciated. Please reply by the above listed date so that we may give full consideration to your recommendation. Any response not received before or on this date may be deemed to be a positive response to the Department of Planning Services. If you have any further questions regarding the application, please call the Planner associated with the request. Weld County Planning Commission Hearing (if applicable) February 20, 2001 ❑ We have reviewed the request and find that it does/does not comply with our Comprehensive Plan ❑ We have reviewed the request and find no conflicts with our interests. See attached letter. Comments: Signature 617-4, .fir r Date 02_ O7_6 Agency &DOW C +Weld County Planning Dept. +1555 N. 17th ve.Greeley.CO.80631 +(970)353-6100 ext.3540 +(970)304-6498 fax STATE OF COLORADO GO��O Bill owans,Governor DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES DIVISION ON OF WILDLIFE ;, N Russel George,Director OF 6060 Broadway For Wildlife- Denver,Condo 80216 For People Telephone:(303)297-1192 Courtney Crawford, District Widl. Mgr. February 7, 2001 Dept. of Planning Services Kim Ogle Weld County 1555 N. 17"' Ave. Greeley, CO 80631 Dear Kim, The Division of Wildlife received the request from your agency for comments concerning case USR-1306, Rocky Hoffschneider development permit and special use permit for a concrete, asphalt and pre-cast batch plant and gravel mining operation in the agricultural zone district. On August 18, 2000 the Colorado Division of Wildlife provided comments to Environment Inc. (Steve O'brian) after a visit to the site and verbal explanation by Mr. O'brian of the proposed mining operation. Those comments are attached and we have included additional wildlife impact comments after having obtained the written proposal from your office. This project proposal lies adjacent to approximately 3 miles of the South Platte River corridor. The river bottom consists of cottonwood-willow, lowland riparian habitat, providing an abundant and diverse wildlife resource. Some of these include Morning Dove, Ducks, Canada Geese, Herons, Songbirds, Raptors (including Bald Eagle and Great Horned Owl) , Rio Grande Turkey, Fish, Reptiles, Amphibians, White-tail deer, Mule deer, Coyote, Muskrat, Beaver, Striped Skunk and raccoon. The proposal states that the final use EXHIBIT DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES,Greg E.Welcher,Executive Director WLDLIFE COMMISSION,Bernard L.Black Jr.,Chaman • Rick Ensrom,Vice-Chairman • Phan Jam of this property will be for a wildlife habitat reserve and recreation area. We highly recommend that the river bottom corridor remain undeveloped, retaining the concept of open space, with limited grazing by domestic livestock. Development of the lakes proposed for this property will provide additional aquatic habitat for fish, amphibians, shorebirds, waterfowl, etc. , along with the potential for recreation. Some conflicts with wildlife may occur and it is the responsibility of the developer to plan for and minimize human/wildlife conflicts . An active Bald Eagle roost exists about '4+ mile below the confluence of the South Platte and the St.Vrain rivers. The eagle roost is located just north of proposed Confluence Lake, on Public Service property. As many as 15-20 Bald Eagles have been observed at this roost as recently as January 31, 2001. I have included data from previous observations to confirm the historical status of this roost. Dense stands of cottonwood trees along with open water provide important habitat for roosting Bald Eagles. It is encouraging to note that Environment Inc. has expressed a desire to leave the river bottom, riparian habitat in its natural state. This is a good start, but we recommend additional protection of the eagle roost site. We recommend that a minimum of ',1 mile buffer around the periphery of this roost be provided during the months of November through March. Heavy vehicle traffic due to gravel mining operations or plant site activity in close proximity to the eagle roost during this time period would likely result in discontinued use of this historical roost. This buffer must be enforced to prohibit disturbance over and above normal traffic required to maintain existing ranch and oil well facilities . I have included proposal map #4, indicating the location of the roost and recommended buffer zone. The plant site proposal appears to be in a satisfactory location. However, it is recommended that the Plant site not be allowed any closer to the river bottom in order to minimize disturbance to the abundant and diverse wildlife species that depend on lowland riparian habitat for survival. In addition to the cottonwood forest along the river bottom, several, single or pairs of large cottonwood trees exist within the proposed lake development boundaries as shown on maps presented with this proposal. The Meadow Lake proposal contains several of these trees and it appears they will be removed during mining operations. A cluster of three cottonwoods exists, midway, along the east boundary of Meadow Lake. Approximately 'h mile west of these trees are 4-5 additional large cottonwoods. All provide daily hunting perches for Bald eagles and other raptors in conjunction with the surrounding prairie dog colony. In addition, raptor nesting is evident in several of these large solitary cottonwoods. With slight variation in shoreline configuration of the proposed lakes development, some of these cottonwoods could be maintained in their natural state and continue to provide roosting, perching and nesting habitat along with associated prey species for eagles and other birds of prey. Prairie dog colonies exist within the proposed gravel mining development. These colonies are important prey species for raptors and ground predators and provide habitat for a variety of wildlife including Burrowing Owls. Legal options for Prairie Dog removal include humane euthanasia or trapping and transplanting. Prairie Dog trapping and transplanting efforts must be approved by the Colorado Division of Wildlife. Bulldozing active Prairie Dog colonies is not an acceptable method of removal. Prairie dog colonies also provide habitat for Burrowing Owls. Burrowing Owls are protected in Colorado and are listed as a threatened species. Burrowing Owls migrate south during winter months but they rely heavily on Prairie Dog burrows for nesting habitat from April 1 - August 31. Construction work during this time period would require a biological survey for the presence of Burrowing Owls. The Division of Wildlife appreciates the opportunity to review and comment on this project proposal. If you or the developer have any questions concerning these comments, please contact me at 970-339- 5208 . Sincerel doZcow CourtSy C wford District Wildlife Manager CC Dave Clarkson, Area Wildlife Manager Mike Sherman, Field Habitat Biologist Eagle Watch 1999-2000 Bald Eagle Roost Observation Sheet Dawn circle one Observer(s) Start time , _ Sky Date End time r Wind FA/N / y t� ao Temp °F Roost /R/ --77 At dawn, document number of eagles at the roost site upon your arrival and the number as you leave, and the direction they fly. At dusk, document the number of eagles at the roost when you arrive,when you leave, and the direction from which they flew. Number of eagles at roost upon arrival Al Number of eagles at roost upon departure /e Activity/Notes (include direction of flight) /4,t)P — / F F!?vjs nriJ7 _ //. l.) '- / fI "t ,,4,'t, ./4-141 '. n,h�-� HT"i r-, lib d,- ' fir,' S. o r /�?set- ,IZ4-/- n:Rr: ✓�� c - ��.2' - r;v Jr.<nt,C.1 w.7A - 1, i/ }.1!e -- /6,ee ' / R. 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At dusk, document the number of eagles at the roost when you arrive, when you leave, and the direction from which they flew. Number of eagles at roost upon arrival AC" Number of eagles at roost upon departure ,Z Q Activity/Notes (include direction of flight) /J/sr 4 J liar -J G/ 51/4---- A.,--7-- 9- D bT %r •-•1 l:-hr- ,`-"; ' i1' Fi=ic?i N flru-p )71 o: F/ ktr S C.71)4, 1/4 Z9Vh- P h,ci ra AAzT'r /4/? - /r te. '7' / ,c- / r / u`-FT /?. Fu r rpL6 r%d A'afliaW,/ G,cR „=w- 72) S rrNui.- t r,Er E{l C /i/ ALJA, i 2- i - .cUAivr.1//r ?F.-iP_ J%a T7,, i-1 ke Le'i - / p fl=tM i%,i/ 7 n_gpG.l7— /ErKa - /S ; i., ati-rW ' o T nF r,cHr %r5 - /s F2Dti // 77 _1Z oe--r Send observation sheets at the beginning of each month to: Sharlene Haeger, Lon Hagler SWA, 4207 CR 16E, Loveland, CO 80537 or fax to 970-278-0905. 7 S'6 - /S Fl hs-, J 6 /'-o-�T /'%P t �' 771 /.7/ipr /7 4v /y a / ?/1/-'h /✓i / p iri/6<T /7,./J,7 - r yJJ/u T f/ 7-P JCa✓�!7 . 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Stay until dark for a "dusk observation". (Note the time changes as the season progresses) Number of birds observed at the roost site: // Estimated Mature: .9 Immature: 4 Liktu imi,v ZL- Activity/Notes: 10 -,Fliaar c&c c&�,vg dry// A/R i r/61 D6-°a - P O rioac ‘4.0paJ{i/ ;bhp uo; fl /91) 076S I .4 VJ.T'- olaciai-vi�tn F/:[4/ S-611711 T / Q7Le," • / A-)ut7 /'l2ly $6/e77 p,74 1 / //iiltrr2M 61\ _fLJGri SbG7� 6% - n79e)' .P IdobrT l;Nrl/rn AZE&,, Oebn ' / 09.-ti/A-7- f L/'//JG /.r/ lePPrr f92C4 . htCflY) di2LLhtr.. i Summary Chart: Start observation time Lr� End observation time a`petz- Total number birds at roost /�� Bald Eagle Roost Observation Sheets Month Z.EG. / y{{ dawn dusk (circle one) Observer she F Start time Attire Sky Date !Z_ - g End time /7,,-4 Wind U/ Location* Mileage // Temp. H (*draw a map on the back of one observation sheet) Document number of birds at the roost site upon your arrival and the number as you leave. In the evening document the number of birds that flew in and from what direction. If you observe in the morning, record the direction of flight leaving the communal roost. For the best documentation arrive before daybreak for a "dawn observation". Stay until dark for a "dusk observation". (Note the time changes as the season progresses) Number of birds observed at the roost site: // Estimated Mature: '{ Immature: 7 Activity/Notes: — a Z N/ tons all Pala-It/ex / A 1:4E /✓ Lath /nice? / 4n -�P19 1/4,7S e://:-' cni, .el/T . X tr-Bo-ntn jig- /.t ,,Cj Sb/rTf/ /&CU-- /4 /ri/ 2vv.-'7- /7ZP - -.e4 ne/ Doer- /4,?) i/as- — y 40 ,Cft4C ? yam/ �? /49h - /o D/l B 4'c . 01 ar /Gh j - /.' q. /v/b Fe6N C I5I7T// -- /yucA cr/vjr — ^hicA/C.-!A/— Li.f,tsrr/nast FLJ'/a/4 -71 S/hi- 6r` RJ/DDri kAtt �E k G` Z/t /SP tti Summary Chart: Start observation time /S- End observation time /79v Total number birds at roost // /7J- 9 CA JD&' ' /9/ 71: /-gyp 17s6 —/✓0 s'cr-r VAu vir“). 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In the evening document the number of birds that flew in and from what direction. If you observe in the morning, record the direction of flight leaving the communai roost. For the best documentation arrive before daybreak for a "dawn observation". Stay until dark for a "dusk observation". (Note the time changes as the season progresses) Number of birds observed at the roost site: -74' Estimated Mature: /l! Immature: /4 Activity/Notes: delEnvc.n //,DD h° PL/ Goarr /Gar - /G07 - S A 6 !c.-tKh 6C- IC-0, ///n- Syr { ' /hie- 9 Sri Rai h',4; sr /LN�a - / ' Anzlvrh Pint Sly Gil 19.4 ill ' `{e Ail /69e - Jr hit-alit FIL6Az S, MA? - /6 411 /WC) r Cr /697- I_ ' ! ENE) /=.eox /✓r - /.t MI 149.0C1 409 4-27 1/---Cr- ti' O// Pnnnvnj Gi R 72 ledsli P6- Summary Chart: Start observation time End observation time Total number birds at roost 1/ , . Bald Eagle Roost Observation Sheets Month dawn dusk (circle one) Observer Start time Sky Date End time Wind Location* Mileage Temp. (*draw a map on the back of one observation sheet) Document number of birds at the roost site upon your arrival and the number as you leave. In the evening document the number of birds that flew in and from what direction. If you observe in the morning, record the direction of flight 'leaving the communal roust. For the best documentation arrive before daybreak for a "dawn observation". Stay until dark for a "dusk observation". (Note the time changes as the season progresses) Number of birds observed at the roost site: Estimated Mature: Immature: Activity/Notes: /G4o/gr /%s a9 /WE-i i'xh Ncw // 7= r, 20 r X7'4 7x � r /742- /4 Rhya tee--694 /4 mi P-e sr j. /7GV'— .219 AD22! /rb i l ferns/ SUo, / F4/i //4u - /lt 41 Lou-cc; /l 7s J7-21/2 - i/ 4u 2,9 to&-r✓' Meg id /73A / /ltJdu h1Fl£D 4'Pw/vf3 FEt FhD ofezutacrr CD's/ L FY 4r srrrg RO427- Krfl f/A-r Sf 9I i4 t]S �f�D_J,S A/iV/6 S, 161097,--f. XJ& -ft iig v151 £lti ' -2'I -bd IF 140/47 7et /j.jjIf G 'SE/Zwx/r Gam' 1 Ii T Summary Chart: Start observation time End observation time Total number birds at roost Bald Eagle Roost Observation Sheets Month a'. /9 g9 aw dusk (circle one) Observer (-:,,}friF/-4y Start time /no Sky Date ply- 9.7 End time peon Wind d -ti Location* Mileage Temp. (*draw a map on the back of one observation sheet) Document number of birds at the roost site upon your arrival and the number as you leave. In the evening document the number of birds that flew in and from what direction. If you observe in the morning, record the direction of flight leaving the communal roost. For the best documentation arrive before daybreak for a "dawn observation". Stay until dark for a "dusk observation". (Note the time changes as the season progresses) Number of birds observed at the roost site: q Estimated Mature Immature: 3' Activity/Notes: ,g.,Pli rcC DEe-a 21V117a// N-rrrr srr DdDb. /AS't5 - l''in&- Co///A% rah / ilx/11) I/f.r) F7E/ii \tbUT/4 J7), - / zht ssnwu ill nav,c- D 7/a- / 4 F/ruu A/C b 73,- /.o•/- /rxh /A/ rierr 1 --'r9 NILE 5 n aRci-v-vr o)v<f7 - n2.t ^ /A N fir Paarr lt,Ec' .cs_0bi ha.¢,( vb • Summary Chart: Start observation time A.P End observation time Oz Total number birds at roost 7 Bald Eagle Roost Observation Sheets Month w/, c1 dawn (circle one) Observer Start time �,,, Sky Date / -X-99 End time / 74M-- Wind /✓/a4,v Location* Mileage // Temp. (*draw a map on the back of one observation sheet) Document number of birds at the roost site upon your arrival and the number as you leave. In the evening document the number of birds that flew in and from what direction. If you observe in the morning, record the direction of flight leaving the communal roost. For the best .- d0cumentati&narrive before daybreak fon_o 'dawn observation". Slay until dark for a "dusk observation". (Note the time changes as the season progresses) Number of birds observed at the roost site: 4 Estimated Mature: 7 Immature: 7 /,? Activity/Notes: /6 — -iZ> - /GLe- '9 if_rig M7iUI,i Af'ali(/ 7",/P.- 4g 3 rf1 rono-Ai ) /A- !221/£a fang d//s /L/q - /sft cel1?13ivEJ flag, 4/A" ,/6 - /6 tf f ,4150 tIC ( )bk%Lfrl C'a& q'/iEliFlL 2.-i7 Lvg:0- /A ,EEMgrVC') ger Lol;.C- ,/ o — / I -r,`2 ,r A004-7-- /4.1-9 - /f9 42,E'2/l/c.J P li SUi ant i9T R.z-oC /lot - J U,v'£riri ktt/ a .9E'!y'cn /'/ (41 \C(/ /71h - /,, 1 ni nr !J»-T dT/frt.3s /.i lz T 1fre 6'GT 1,1UT' Summary Chart: Start observation time 90 End observation time /y r _ — Total number birds at roost f r'+r z gne2-, /7/ - 7 -zk Pr 2oa'T. / //j- / - 't LtF* * FL46/ sty / 7 ,S_ /A. l3Y, tor f'GQST /73 / / The pr e n61r, /T/1/4r CELT cs i,• 77aU s1TF any, 47.SE:W.%tt kpa-T $67E fit/ ,?J l i l rp. Or FT---17 vgin.r(i fl 0�l Dd'#a 7/AL- - //0 19 1 /IX c ";;e . pploc-d 1fr _ /-A97.l Thm-- "pi /MO /w7-- c-4E-)9 PPP n1577(01/ 4Czi _ 7-o,Ca Why -57,5Wr 7` E /2A.f ZAR4iL 7-A Bozo TAL //l74✓ /`' 'C Y) 77-tar/ SAi.e-77/Kid 2.°A- .(/e/Z7ff ≤/(4i T /- £) ay Bald Eagle Roost Observation Sheets Month fn, yc l da dusk (circle one) Observer _s =HAFEG Start time N;ma Sky Date _R-CE End time ,rno Wind �( Location* Mileage „4 Temp. Iiet (*draw a map on the back of one observation sheet) Document number of birds at the roost site upon your arrival and the number as you leave. In the evening document the number of birds that flew in and from what direction. If you observe in the morning, record the direction of flight leaving the communal roost For the best documentation arrive before daybreak for a "dawn observation". Stay until dark for a "dusk observation". (Note the time changes as the season progresses) Number of birds observed at the roost site: G Estimated Mature: A- Immature: / Activity/Notes: c j, inye.";raau,- / - / H FISA/ Nl ilTrre - l 6' t i C lii J�F /97n 11- 1 9 FLiw �S n7a d - z e ft cis/'f /575-‘r- / fl-Fru te/ een - 4,9 Q- / +H `7/L,L /A/ ,2114Ej A£f7- toAZ fir & n tVA4t Lin,C /T JeT <7r ,a ao - «s P,ELah)n MiAk/ ///tr /ii h'kT 77 d/Jc £$&e s no ra A Pfig.}1 LOCI or 1/4.1-r" TAM 3&qa ,%AMA x'JE13 Lc-&r P f 4-A'Sa/ //e 77,/./APP) et1 - Fi Summary Chart: Start observation time 2r/BOA End observation time 9Fxp Total number birds at roost 9 /arfrialiV/iL4 MAL I£FT 1Ca , /)/ 'i1-'r TA- 4147;-t; ii GkMU 4 DDT Cp}G/ ?JcWl ail fi- 4i/u5- fi1.a fL,9fL'% ee i- 5ie4 FLEfir -in 6r //<ir i E Liz/71/ I 7-94frIc (ilp Pig,g D0m I-Fat) P/1" r ,$/B13 /r/A( -b1 ! ,,pf ybkO iyor . <c ,[Eovc, ..61,E 'Tlb'l? Bald Eagle Roost Observation Sheets Month f 'r?. 79 dawn (circle one) Observer c, n,ppGy Start time jccy.r- Sky Date -/o -/; End time /p,0,7 Wind Gam Location* Mileage /3 Temp. (*draw a map on the back of one observation sheet) Document number of birds at the roost site upon your arrival and the number as you leave. In the evening document the number of birds that flew in and from what direction. If you observe in the morning, record the direction of flight leaving the communal roost. For the best _ documentation arrive before daybreak for a "dawn observation". Stay until dark for a "dusk observation". (Note the time changes as the season progresses) Number of birds observed at the roost site: e) Estimated Mature: '� Immature: Activity/Notes: /siy' _ cc, ,c,c.,:)✓ r moor erbr /( I\y-I-- r<'T 6i;^SEIZI/AT7D/1 • T /_r,rte_ /4' =r:., /=p/iW fvACr7- 4-//h O - 2sr 77 ,Chi ,E)/0) /i4 S'•MtrF a'tr ,-ter r Fl-rbv j,-Lc OV:1,01.-"7-,g-Eetr) /A /PE-etn/c:v Pr-aN>= /ecc- /61 -4v 1✓/rd flak 1/457F /1..7,9 p ' Au earl Sac rex .qtr t;✓ r j%*:- 'C J 7P- .DEFT ro .(a'/ F/ti,t, /1/ 4 &c o/r1'%(r`f- ,P,R' + w t^ c- dc FJf.F3iin.t AE.UN Cie, Cele ,'-., int f+r CCr� /'7 �• / 4 "-ES,v4-) FaiM ,ta (.nc :LW) /7 &f- / galt/n) otf} 3 ) Summary Chart: Start observation time End observation time /epn Total number birds at roost A:' / 7-7P'f fl S4-72,1/4-0 /VCS d,V /Z? b l iY fl?-9/ DorbO `�Gd_ N�/¢!� wrrN P F/if-Q a/pykc- 4A) THE ai //Th7 CW,L�i.�r 4,7D/fr ,j v4— 7;9E_ ,ir . sr. Bald Eagle Roost Observation Sheets Month f,c,F, ycr c w; dusk (circle one) Observer C $YpFE( Start time /)„,-ytr Sky A;. Date End time Wind Cfrc-fr Location* Mileage Temp. (*draw a map on the back of one observation sheet) Document number of birds at the roost site upon your arrival and the number as you leave. In the evening document the number of birds that flew in and from what direction. If you observe in the morning, record the direction of flight leaving the communal roost. For the best documentation arrive before daybreak for a "dawn observation". Stay until dark for a "dusk observation". (Note the time changes as the season progresses) Number of birds observed at the roost site: 7 Estimated Mature: 9 Immature: Activity/Notes: ,41:47,,, 6G/ HL'�F Cis r /2.44.)e - l � rl Fhi ,r5u'rf />ti't $ - / M' F/At- . b V77t 4761- #7 PLEU/ vni,'ry D7/e- / -K FLCi,, sacrrf 7/e_ /p FELEw cc-bin-47f AITRW) /MP hTlb/✓pk Ghorra-e ,G R/i7:; MID A/7)-r- Str PA;J' Gybeir r- o2& R-GI yL I g 9 V T i/AsrT i7A/ , Lj A. 1 ufa Pr I' o/ ;c ern-)rn) W't7/ ,7>7i//>. ,Z1 hh -tires /9,fry eST; v171 Summary Chart: Start observation time �J}� End observation time Total number birds at roost Bald Eagle Roost Observation Sheets Month 1r.„5,,, Sy dawn (circle one) Observer S stilt-FA Start time , r-A,QT- Sky Date .0,1-43-99 End time %oy Wind IT ,yP-2. Location* Mileage A? Temp. tcy °f (*draw a map on the back of one observation sheet) Document number of birds at the roost site upon your arrival and the number as you leave. In the evening document the number of birds that flew in and from what direction. If you observe in the morning, record the direction of flight leaving the communal roost. For the best documentation arrive before daybreak for a "dawn observation". Stay until dark for a "dusk observation". (Note the time changes as the season progresses) Number of birds observed at the roost site: 9 Estimated Matures Immature: 4 Activity/Notes: A/E.,r rue Rd /14/ 4sv, en nnviri' /NHS ' $7- ,OAIse 2✓x7741/ siT 4b - /!a �rG U t'rt Are,w Fn7 /L '- /.7n FGmN c a/rr* /7/b- %.7y FE/rk :d/im (ir# t- Z Do 0C) /7n- / z , FRAM 1 /7.215- / 7-Mt F.Ln .fnh7 L=/F';ei OVl t2U.?C /Ahinj ira En Z.p4/f t i/Ej% 77 .1'/,ri' /737-- l.iil l=4/ih /7-M- /r5 fita, (.n c 9-91m Gill/ f /7,75.- erg /79/ /x/; F2,/c' (/v tsFif /7&(C /6 PRM )S/rTE Summary Chart: Start observation time ✓S End observation time /4? Total number birds at roost e /&'e- 02,4 -y X rf es,v ,EDOT Bald Eagle Roost Observation Sheets Month ,b, 79 a dusk (circle one) Observer c y4C Start time ,7,<;--4„5 Sky /b/a Date .xr. 97 End time ?_37 Wind ; ,raz Location* Mileage Temp. ("draw a map on the back of one observation sheet) Document number of birds at the roost site upon your arrival and the number as you leave. In the evening document the number of birds that flew in and from what direction. If you observe in the morning, record the direction of flight leaving the communal roost. For the best documentation arrive before daybreak for a "dawn observation". Stay until dark for a "dusk observation". (Note the time changes as the season progresses) Number of birds observed at the roost site: /.g, Estimated Mature: Immature: tc upp/P:4A) Activity/Notes: - . i ' / 7. 'ri <-0(17--Lo circa =CM /.1/ 7 -," c fi" cl;Ac ' a GSv 4514V- / 1 H O437 - /.4 q- a,et TA.rLai !its sit Az,rk/ /ALE tev (r/r n o rrt 31 Ft n7?C- / .?n girt Summary Chart: Start observation time C -Ct7 End observation time Total number birds at roost / �'✓ eZ� C 'St',�✓ rc.'/jt /72Flies, �C�J- e .'car 11'11))/ /4) ,7,-2,11' ' 40X/ A/E..3-7-: / X FcC%ft ) /i2 I IzLG SOFT Or /✓rrl. AT oeP7 Lcc-T iFr�r) F >, m&r/6 62 4Q A, �j� g2wo /v 7TH; a/M .'vT R- It I Colorado Division of Wildlife EAGLEWATCH 317 West Prospect 1997-98 Fort Collins, Colorado 80526 Observer �, ly flir rE Start time 0,./.,..v_.9 Sky C; _ Date p_44 -c7 End time / 1DD Wind d _Area may-1,1 _ Mileage _rl/ Temperature ,7s-otc BALD EAGLES Time Location P/F Fli:i t Direction • :e Total /3 -4j /Iv/ ��G _ct .4 //4.1 AV 1 • 47.t7/> /..1 E . .J�4.�L Div-J1i ,' / 054-12_ l/ ‹ -- 4..1A..1-- O P ? ,.- Total for Day 7 GOLDEN EAGLES Time Location P/F Flif,ht Direction Age total OTHER RAPTORS OBSERVED Type Location P/F Flight Direction I I total_ 1 ___t_ NOTES AND COMMENTS(? P-3/; T: ' '//' o.:'/ 4J/ ._7744•''F A P `f.c / /,., r �TF!: .:PI. f'//4`i,z-C, (,•)/',it -,f;%n'+/ ii'— •-tr )' ''--'il.'v i) E� (11F- - 4,51/L-T ,- --T-11; / ' 2y� A.4' P,,9Tf'F ` !!.r pg'4). continue notes on back.... . 1 v Colorado Division of Wildlife EAGLEWATCH 317 West Prospect 1997-98 Fort Collins, Colorado 80526 Observer II C_,9Afz' Start time /51 r Sky 67 Date I/flyc_5-7 End time /7As— Wind Area ,'9 —414. Mileage —,7N Temperature 4/°r BALD EAGLES ift Time Location P/F Flight Direction Age Total fJ4i Aft: DAM yr i:<v Pb A V _ O L A * fJ / Total for Day _7 GOLDEN EAGLES Time Location P/F Flight Direction Age total OTHER RAPTORS OBSERVED T}pe Location I P/F ' Flight Direction total ' 'Pr' Imo), % U ,EA 44 ni) gd dS' ,¢ —V (CE.rrPFL kb) v._ cna34.e4 -p I NOTES AND COMMENTS:Mat ,P/P1 PittAlst !U --gre t AE a/ £.1/EE tot fravid t , fMPipx-n /v rc�/3-7 /iO771- Ar6AA /blcr(, c Any, Icl' ifrr Si-- continue notes on back.... /7.-Ek2 1x1,-771. 4r'Fc 4,0A 6'4E T f2kb/v go /iNn-c. / Colorado Division of Wildlife EAGLEWATCH 317 West Prospect Fort Collins, Colorado 80526 199 98 Observer ; ,cHmFHa, Start time Date r (24/0Sky �' I Area /� .S 7 End time 174 3 Wind f /y;,,, Mileage 7/1 Temperature e'n°/= _BALD EAGLES Time ation P/F Flight Direction Age Total .4) /07.9(0 as'd-.s5/ < OR-'7 /71 Fel-�/ f A / GOLDEN EAGLES Total for Day Time Location P/F Flight Direction Age total OTHER RAPTORS OBSERVED Type Location P/F Flight Direction total R.retALA. /-=hr/9/ g-P,Iiige /_ . A/ti, NOTES AND COMMENTS ft /4Fj •`,y:oJij/Ay Eli/ C%i'T- j) q,{/W A%i,^/-7 continue notes on hack_ • -- — J Colorado Division of Wildlife EAGLEWATCH 317 West Prospect 1997-98 Fort Collins, Colorado 80526 Observer ,c^, isetsyp, Start time Date "� /!f 6h Skviek /a-7- ,.7 End time 1,7z74 Wind Area — ;,1.,, Mileage /i,Q Temperature 4o°F BALD EAGLES Time Location P/F Flight Direction Age Total Ir o P. -7?0136 ,v P C 1 -1 o/, E pal 1€5 'A MvcP- A/ /-r I © „ h _F,/ A/ 4c / J air r 4,p PA_ J4j4 / p R / ® 14 e- n A 1-17/r _11k 1 Total for Day ,S- GOLDEN EAGLES Time I gyration P/F Flight Direction Age total ® [5)-l.9 A/E fir.Zel-.114,a4 P-l= i F r OTHER RAPTORS OBSERVED --/- - Type I,'ration P/F _ Flight Direction total 1/11 kA A. F Rd .-tlg pkl 036 F Gl/ 1 111.114/4 C Rd _t vu 3t off . .K V✓ I #N4 3A- C 24 .41 PP 5b 13 YrI K;~cre r %a Ltv PE1 �> d, yn p 411 %(,,l /✓‘- P.-1 S i 6 P 4 lab{lll LT br' rd l54 ,aa/ ( J NOTES AND 7-Ali COMMENTS jbM(Tr -EFll r gWJej , E fib 3r1u LnP vv ±LQti Pte-T M c"- �/�i rn r Al; ALFT 'K2A - 4/,,iinut1 cd 1,0P.7-ii continue notes on back.... �Po_S_54.6.4 00 9- R1GAS !eEU 1'79 .Ctk )1.rpT Prize)] +FJcl✓ ,U02THFtlk / I Colorado Division of Wildlife EAGLEWATCH 317 West Prospect 1997-98 Fort Collins, Colorado 80526 Observer .,,c-ttriprica Start time 0404 Sky n / Date p,- f_47 End time /4/54 Wind Area Mileage Temperature S'y BALD EAGLES Time Location P/F Flight Direction Age Total tkc-r -1/0,4-1-2h P 21k'i R- Total for Day / GOLDEN EAGLES Time Location P/F Flight Direction Age total OTHER RAPTORS OBSERVED Type 1.oration P/F Flight Direction total k err dl 4-sd f rAva / H ' 1/ t-I6 1 / Erie ? 2i NP sY� a-9n P .rae P I NOl S AND COMMENTS: continue notes on back.... • prq {6gbh ��p 9 V Colorado Division of Wildlife EAGLEWATCH 317 West Prospect 1997-98 Fort Collins, Colorado 80526 Observer �, c' �,n,firEta Start time /yin Sky r_lI_R. Date —/4_li7 End time / V _Wind O Area 3 --Ii a Mileage / Temperature _1/4.5-4°F _BALD EAGLES Time Location P/F _Flight Direction Ale Total 0 /Isla 16800 /2,4 psiY.1.(',..2/vF,2 F — 1A - 1 o 11,17 ., II F sta;,: .wLc P _ / Total for Day GOLDEN EAGLES Time Location P/F Flipht Direction Age total•_OTHER RAPTORS OBSERVED Type Location P/F Flight Direction total irER tE () (oks gS" Al--I'li J lies-1-24_/� ,s"4 Yo/ �.P ,e,� 4 // /n / i� _i H -z1 _ ,0 / t2r nit %x r)j ,f -7,ed-* tr, / 'NOTS EZ $7-w)) 1 a-L-0 . i.) i f' 3 COMMENTS:0)6ilzi l.Irr - Prz:P ci-1�a i /,Inai c5-' ,aZ Lr/T-P . °-r�_F,,, A/W continue notes on back.... IM i-1-4--,'‘ F TEL ' v Colorado Division of Wildlife EAGLEWATCH 317 West Prospect 1997-98 Fort Collins, Colorado 80526 Observer <- r,-“,, Start time Date / 4/� Sky ,FJI� Jr ��l�v�� ,/.7— , End time _ / 786 Wind _ ,� Area xi'.y _!/a_ Mileage p� Temperature 0 °F _BALD EAGLES Time Location P/F Flight Direction Age Total l4Ss . ndy_, Y7rnF /4 P s l (5) 1.<-4s-- G) nE L5% o';/ _2<> A. / l/f R _.2/ d 2L, (a-j')VFP., /4I l F /Win)is-- Nplani •-.5- / a. s' ,F _ /Jen,' A I GOLDEN EAGLES Total for Day r Time I'ration P/F , Flight Direction Age total OTHER RAPTORS OBSERVED Type I-oration P/F Flight Direction total A,,,_ M cG.z:_` Pp _Ng I Ji-srimi ,_?gi %7 1A/ ° a- P / 1e7-H.fj L '/, € 17I: )3 fir_ j,/F" _ i 2T-HA * 'A- vF /,- /i)(SiY - F Nun/ / fE yPl. J '/ a-V P / ET h'n /f ii ,/J r ' E / NOTES AND COMMENTS:/OT_,1thei—r-- e-g—,----LLB f1� F42 7n1E /i11/7 n kW- ("AU- �/7) (bin r i v)14 continue notes on hack . / kr p a HE OF 41 4-3 at a1�,_e P / / Colorado Division of Wildlife EAGLEWATCH 317 West Prospect 1997.98 Fort Collins, Colorado 80526 Observer < ,94,4Fr . Start time / 0/) Sky t9 Date /�a2-q,7 End time /06 o Wind / Area "ay-ya Mileage .'h Temperature 11 Je of _BALD EAGLES Time Location P/F Flight Direction Age Total O J7d /9%s d- '/ f Sid A" / 19,2.0 Arnfri 41.1%1-34 /,0 F/Eu; A A/s a. Total for Days' GOLDEN EAGLES Time Location P/F Flight Direction Age total OTHER RAPTORS OBSERVED Type Location P/F Flight Direction total r<T AM? all 4- p / /?r /1 /�%y iY0 F / kr NA I l ��ti ,:z 65- jai,/ d-..-ci- >' / tCs+ L/Y 7a r DE l 9 X' / 1?r,ti R ,17 %H.4/ of 3Q !° t ke:T.ryS t7 W.3‘,J F =,. NOTES AND COMMENTS:fa,:j t-r. /24/w>> St if,E,,(1/2/ G(JG=7' )°.r NIT /A-77--717:47-a< /// 772 &S continue notes on back.... een-tP, /7 4Erwc-i0 ..3'414--44, i° t1 'isH) `/4 F v/-!7 371 / Colorado Division of Wildlife EAGLEWATCH 317 West Prospect 1997.98 Fort Collins, Colorado 80526 Observer ,5' (744Erty Start time /4?!) Sky /�K, Date p0_ /;.. 7 End time /ice/) Wind i Area ≥y- ya- Mileage ,s'4 Temperature 'JO°F BALD EAGLES Time Location P/F Flight Direction Age Total AC-Yr f_ oF_2Nd-41 t in /&/ice /C il, A iv a=...?t, f A/E / /6,_1n .t pr -7)`��t.6f-Ptiih P. P L< A Q2 /Lyn /- ,v 9 Total for Day p GOLDEN EAGLES Time Location P/F Flight Direction Age total _OTHER RAPTORS OBSERVED Type Location P/F Flight Direction total k7' HA iA t£ bf-ab el.£ ..1d- 1° I UN /Eh 510'/zFa3 P / Pr Aia A F Or _,steal p / kfirreiri 6 so j zit( Mc A//u .ed_t4 / kr fie of 4-.ii A L NOTES AND COMMENTS:O/Z d .4c A/Pi/S %q,' Vc49l/ iP- r-P yi)n/k'p,4t Pr El..)lJeu/ AID& 1 .VrVOJ(7 fLfiilrg -tiff Ark4,-,0 or An -r JAI rti I. -1)49i' '�Ijuio . v// /atu.Lr- tIOld- /f3/i gt0 la,) continue notes on back.... l ff& ,`6 h/ _li t4, f/ ,fir.l13 14 fl i ,41. ,,1zwte P I / k/ Colorado Division of Wildlife EAGLEWATCH 317 West Prospect 1997-98 Fort Collins, Colorado 80526 Observer ,� r1.j4t . Start time r)(Op Sky el. Date J -41_q/ 'End time . /[1 /.'.) Wind / Area -.34 -4 Mileage —7R Temperature „if *1:: BALD EAGLES Time Location P/F Flight Direction Age Total 1 . 07/A ,t/ uk //tr -13 J-_:.--7.4 t, A- / r?js Jr /,, 2- �=4- 5;4 ` 's/A4 7 n i,l 2 £ GF .11 .t-34 A_P[✓t-'L P s I _ _,717 yr f :1 d---?z 20 1 0933 Li) Qf /�6‘,.r Q9 irk 1/ /0 7C _} / . Total for Day // GOLDEN EAGLES Time Location P/F Flight Direction Age total OTHER RAPTORS OBSERVED vType Location P/F Flight Direction total ( ,' Z)/PL , .f/u) el -7s cL)11n 7.1 ?/?i 1/11e_ / 2T y0 11yo'il / 4 /3 1 2r yA _ ,rF. /p j c¢.� 2.['AFL- , 1~ / ,j cr17L _ /4 2n% /j fi F / Pre 1i ci--?ti 1' / 91:- -1)11 9l �91:- -1) glL '9/,I_ i NOTES AND COMMENTS:0/=L .vim �DlirH A1.uLi(- PAl9VT !'i1// ' fT Peaqi 47947/, 1-1I/�i —17.1 1, „6--)- jjj lfr OF ,6'.elks- AL=L`/ Fh/Ff 4//o r4 .-rti/L-r1' _43-A 1 continue notes on back.... kjsrP . 1O,c1-,5 / ktsrp E7... r / J Colorado Division of Wildlife EAGLEWATCH 317 West Prospect 1997-98 Fort Collins, Colorado 80526 Observer ≤',��w/. Start time biLYQ Sky , '•:,'4, Date f-7-cg End time Jezw) Wind _1 Area »"+- Mileage 4. 7 Temperature yp°� BALD EAGLES Time Location P/F Flight Direction Age Total / 1y +-?6 r 1/ 4 / ''7.7o ,/,.,xi ,/� , r _�'? J • Total for Day,,,t, GOLDEN EAGLES Time Location P/F Flight Direction Age total _OTHER RAPTORS OBSERVED Type Location P/F Flight Direction total -.0 ..Z'"14 i 1 e'34,- 1i1 siott 5' / l'T 1)1 ?9ce .1- 4 Ai.piJ(..? I /�rTJ 1111I19 /l[ A',-11'-s1' FI /r�T 'lf} -?6---?6-- f".7 PArk I-- .- AT 4.11 0 i1 n ill-4---,'17 ,. - - l 4E5-r- -z. i/ ('i a-_,s ' 4`- NOTES AND ,`4''oD COMMENTS: ��/A1 1/ayl1JL�" 20 .9 A A/ ,,,,:r...-;17:/!,• / tr'1p /;l4f ,{).0 /f frcii: / t. �5- 'N :0 -A/,h /yi`.- .1z- 77-11.1- I4:aTInS An' 1 iVl ' _1T/1 f continue notes on back.... /}A 141,1 X71 117_? -- (-;----- `s Colorado Division of Wildlife EAGLEWATCH 317 West Prospect 1997-98 Foil Collins. Colorado 80526 Observer <- c I Start time Date �{ n .,. ( 1)/-/t) Sky n!/ _j_ 9-_9,¢ End time 4,hp? .. Wind / Area -Ft- .ii,- Mileage '/7 Tern. ralure /At BALD EAGLES Time Location P/F Flight Direction Age Total (-)7id _ AIy Gir 71'4-26 ? ec (19HD or-..711 ,,i-,:PtBfwEP- Ja s . / GOLDEN EAGLES Total for Day � Time Location P/F Flight Direction Age total OTHER RAPTORS OBSERVED Type Location P/F _ Flight Direction total id- //a r U=//,..elm /_e iq A trrc,2-- /6 / 2% RR —IF ,0t4/ /' / ?7"HA- /4/ Pf /.7c78 'a-/ /914 {b 'Cr H4 ,Ili g t 77r1-e5 / - / �i Fr j-ptl -%N < OF /7c ?( r -- / tt AM € 0 Wagaol:6J /q). 9t;ltgsp- I' ____,c,--: NOTES AM) - COMMENTS' /1/2) 7;u1T'- •'r er--g _ L/1HS .tt2,ni!_Fdr.-C1Fr, dim a vrf/ !n/?b it,/r121)/be- r4. ZoyLvv 0.7....1! . c<inliam' miRa an hnt'k. .. 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Start time P-7'7'/.^ Sky r~V Date /-/9- Gf' End time 1 epp Wind / Area '-7 1/- yA Mileage Temperature c i I. BALD EAGLES Time Location P/F Flight Direction Age Total d /. /O L Alb/ _'zi _7 P r9 As-17 _ .� ?ti ,N.-_- ,$ ).).-: S' j .Sb ,E .o.:_,/6 e a 1Q;5(s) ✓ez .P / I ..e.S •6 E zc 3L f al/ e- P42.<- / 6) / ! :4 A),-)i .S^6 Tom, it, / I l 70 Q I, , b A ,4 / 4 /7 7 ' I. F �f= ' / Total for Day GOLDEN EAGLES Time Location P/F ' Flight Direction Age total _OTHER RAPTORS OBSERVED Type Location P/F Flight Direction total A-e_<-72,r 2,rI_ yea-, p / fil-HR .34-.1? 171.) sai I. P`rlffl I q:41 w-.3.'e '7' I NOTES AND COMMENTS./P Oroc. /EP LCFT f ig' -p1;p !l"� ,:-../ E /,Pf --.1.D/ !i :4Th_TI- //r,�/�'>- /t/1k 97a!/ a ,-"i-gry A,(oA,6 6!_ i/P iii�1 kx continue notes on back.... _/p ..1"7 )) ,e-e-1-1, Ulit/1,1- ,G io - ,l U/ Nr'4 ! y=1 kf I r/'i y 1O ;ae Zerk rak- 6- .Z-D. FLi cu ,ql45r/ APtr X/0 Ale rlvi ' ,cf--,U --r- / Colorado Division of Wildlife EAGLEWATCH 317 West Prospect 1997-98 Fort Collins, Colorado 80526 Observer ://>SFE,_ Stan time /760/2 Sky av Date /-4,j_yk End time 10 r7O Wind / Area =y—IA Mileage 3I Temperature X47 BALD EAGLES Time Location P/F Flight Direction Age Total 0) d4—Ce Sol Ma 9F4 'se-,?X ,t0 4 / 7/G f sw A / 07/.3 „ „ -J° g / .07/P I/£ e ai',,-,v, etc- _ S/-' s / O 67;7 _ Si I/ oF3/ <!-GLi1:4- 1= NS A / ,08/7 _ ,e-of aiw.3-y N�k'/vfR CSl?y 3 _ g . ,e,&',(- _ '/a,i �i a) 1C P V A 1 0 e415 /.✓ of 14Nttir'P.N l,�',�.A T( /Ai ,.F 'iced., n 2 -. L Owu a34“x P S D Of4 ? . %A/i 9 G F I ii . Total for Day 1.-- GOLDEN EAGLES Time I xntion P/F Flight Direction Age total OTHER RAPTORS OBSERVED , T •' I neation P/F Flight Direction total Mill Ye tf ..,1/9-a& P I Uwih`ie nit hr4i,'3y A - _ / ,b - pa-! l.R //A- /� a-a' /r: / Pr HA % n= t- _ i, — / A; A/¢ l3a-s6 y.% i NOTES AND - -- COMMENTS C7./1T_. ,S / r Frn�// a=71744Uz --C 177(_-/_0/',S'._/747774__ - /y7 _a7.v! ScG,i-4 _.p /1 _.AV S. LI-b —_G1= .; _Epy, .xuerFAe t',inbniu'MI/ 'S,:n buck bt...trr Pi P9 - 4ld, pa (Pali 7' .6 --T. "And . ' ll-,9 E ,'F-�✓/N j*-/il 7,1-YF AXFIo - hi.'h%t 7✓//2/✓ ,e km irt- rob_ <T/dl ,BL'bv,i) / / / r / Colorado Division of Wildlife EAGLEWATCH 317 West Prospect 1997-98 Foil Collins. Cohna:io 80525 _Observer ..,-.-h'AF1:i Start ti!lie_ IT `ll. .___..._. . Ski' Date /...As-,5-7.7 �_tJnd tilne _,./. v Wind ~ () • Arca �,'� ..�a R•lilca c '13 Temperature �d°i- ` 13,1LL) EAGLES Tinic Location P/F Flight Direction Ale Total o7'ft/ 1/t&,-7'd-a. __ P _ `S / L11 --. o71-8 ,, " _. P - ,r / _.P 7.4 e .v—e?'/V--' S 4/II /oil 4 / O _Pei'7 ,f 1. _. v` ! a , o /✓rP P /9 .A- h Al 1P « P -. / 'Total fur Day f e2, GOLDEN EAGLES Time Location P/F Flight Direction Age J total _OTHER RAPTORS OBSERVE!) _ Type Location P/F Flight Direction total fc-d'o 11.L ,_fGet;z--Li /f P I -- -----_4 -r'c-EJf4-e- _- - ---._ ..1'_- . ._ 1 Jc-rhe .—_A.4..,pf__ s.rL_4_-/,.b. — --— - :-°--- -- z--. --- ... fit. NO l l.S AN!) ('l A1R1I•.N IV .:;4Cfr f',2thi f. g.-WC :...T-�%:te6/"J) .....5.7.71W41/..'.�2.._ at.g.r_k/../.rJ.7=.2ch__A1Q,?7 *_1°fe_%tifa__N .A- ..# L'.s t n i/�1 1A-7- _.1° 4..4.Y ... . el-1---.w . k/`W, .. . ---- -. _ _. IIfflrl/7Uf1•n.•f I'\'.:.'; h.N'1. 1g-E4) (1'. /AV= Ai )f41kr:: .4A0 TbWN, *'#91- oyAc sflw ,:14. iii 7 CA hi i..'&-i ?0y.ik, se n ,?7-4bP/ t'1,1 -'-Z 'c 40 invirir r iirr 1 J Colorado Division of Wildlife EAGLEWATCH 317 West Prospect 1997-98 Fort Collins, Cohneclo 80528 Cl(75cn-cr ^ i Sian tuuc Date _ _to LT-45ga„__ ----- /1/ -12_._ ..—._Sky --%.4 ._ op End time ._47_ ____ Wind Arca ..3 ,._.,../,,a� Mileage 1/3 Temperature 4,St 'F HALL/ ES Time Location P/F Flight Direction Age Total _4.112/,,) .V 41 --F Gr - -- I 'rota] for Day S GOLDEN EAGLES Time Location P/F Flight Direction Age total OTHER RAPTORS OBSERVED T Location�_ Lati _.. P/F Flight Direction total 1E J44 Mj k eF J-' 0.b).-->4. I' / —. aim__ -- Y E--F:=.le tip/ -L -.P Fcc / �i'- _____I . 6f.-4,--.2 jr E Ai w ir se . !�-M ---_a4,-=R-- — F6 HA ___!4 b bF:.3 6[,l 110 j5,_ P I Iv(51 LS ANN 4 (' )htN1LN I ti !p-`dfibl eau- 25r,,V% gf it/i1/0 icX7-�'1/..% Of46!_s rco "3-/ ° 110-Tht /emu_ Atrbt-f. _ C1 W 4.10,16- porreff it „r „•,,. , le Airy U/ YD Av«v—firEV /9141ber kLMEll- )/ ' el-frill/ Ar leleS7 1 / Colorado Division of Wildlife EAGLEWATCH 317 West Prospect 1997-98 Fort Collins, Coloia.So 8052r, Sk, 6v Ubsu%et 1 - ap, Start me — Date _ -9'C' End nineWind Aica _5'- G Milea e ',2 6' Tcml)cralurc �� BALD EAGLES F Time —_-. Location g � FIiAIrtDirectton Arc Total _ CD /la�' 4 n-u a ' 7/T_i c - '0 n7-J. s L /s — — f L_ �_ f „ � �_ A. / 1O t51'10 %a Al_ 1aa%a 4,1-1,_ P c at? ,L cr= ...iid-_ 1/ P 6'9 / /p ;It; A / 'T'otal for Day /J GOLDEN EAGLES Time Location Pa; Flight Direction Age total OTHER RAPTORS OBSERVED Type — Location P/F Flight Direction total Fir Hp i --E J) / NOII-S AN!) -.. (-tmthtl_I., rS4F--rw- :4i4,/) " 0,--1-41/..< 6,P.lc/ic ;LPh"`-E - • - //�� r�+nR nur n,r„a,,,. r,ei�,L 1T/ FI ,1,(1:41) /,V y'j?6E /zI v&f Fi'7s'•'v' Mr ,A-o /4)4 ti � aye a� -6 L� ��i7P/>a �ik:c 1r T 603,0 Fa W Y odla 6l)G, -/�1r1/b& 3,',-/AftyT'bD or 1)/J HaliC- Tfl[ 'l`' Fe' 2 --,-7/4-7-- / / '\/ Colorado Division of Wildlife EAGLEWATCH 317 Wesl Prospect 1997-98 Foci Collins, Colorado 8o5?G Obsenct c �� /,�; Start time �„ _/�+ �rt4444- - Ckt. Date -„,-,-,..9p / 1� inn n_ P.ndlime /eA9 Windt Arca -''4,'442 Mileage or - eC b v � l cmperaWrc hie It_ 13/11.11 EAGLES' Time _ Locatimr I,__--_- -_-_ _. /F_--- Flight Direction Age Total / ins c e—P iG P -- e3 -L-- /C/�7 *+ F--2%7 ,17)2i` — s1.� ad;1'�rV,2.ain �" / -/-6-q4—_ fi�Tr 114 3� _ - /9 -1 /%/c; - &J or .?30u 0 - S --42,1;0____. n if F Al`'/U/ C? .; GOLDEN EAGLES Total for Day Ii Time Location P/F Flight Direction Age total OTHER RAPTORS OI3SER lED Type Loc:Ilion P/F Flight Direction total frr H P ---4$ c o! ± Pi 3(r f3 I L - Ala 444 4--44444444.. 444- ---.— J__._4 --- - NOI FS A\D 3 ('cmlMI-N ' , crick _,-rc,s 1%-PG �47 Jffr . - ' ! This .�},. Pi/A;) - -.)_/1f)-L-:vL4rd er ili X __aY ,_C/th.r. 11,_7,_ Ayi;4t�___ . 1(/4 nc-77 /7{/ er NFL - T-ik°:) I ti g C21' at417994 11 ayvr.7tr', SrrlTr-13 yt ,Fuau.( fags: ThE fpb1:-.--/ tae !odic-,lie r i iLl- 7-).9 er hE ,1; w: .Lama. f Colorado Division of Wiltllile EAGLEWAT'CK 317 West Plospecl 1997-98 Foil Collins, Colui,rdo 00526 Observe: Shut time /yam j Sky ."5-„22:5.,..-j p I Date _ End From t �, -- Wind / Mileage =' ' Temperature „6`- 13;111) EAGLES Time Location P/I' Flight Direction Ago Total A l :styA_ / /tip -,g,—±a1 'IL-4_SE k, — P - � -7 /7, - it FC in 1ldb n ' Total for Day - J GOLDEN EAGLES Time Location P/F Flight Direction Age total 1 . °TILER RAPTORS OBSERVED Type Location t _ P/F Flight Direction total ier1� triic" n � id/V112- F - / NOTES ANI> ('()nlnll N IS 6279/Y t/i nLTrl r 71'7 Air/21.7c ' (/c.F.c-ii,U--/_UDA - 47,0i ALO r ///L 11xg -I'--- 9i m i VPCM! 200• 6n AtrA1-Uw&,+i Ea- 43Y /CCberca Art ry 7-fir l25Th2 At- /k lo 7-7lrc /c 2- 7 fti-.C&.< /Ir 7716 7-72_,C ; �'f - Colorado Division of Wildlife EAGLEWATCH 317 West Prospect 1997-98 Fort Collins. Cole);du 80576 (11)Scner �,s-- ,Er Start nine Date -- - t ./i � Sky -.LlG- End time __ --- 1 �� /7p� Wind ;114; Area ,?q-�.� t`4ilcage _,> r Temperature. s BALD EAGLEV Time -_- Location P/F Flight Direction Age Total _LZ 6 -_ Lv T.)/ t.F . 1_4J- c f d w A Si „ A i/ is n7./9 _____ /1f s y la�/o— o ` —�_ f 9 _ n /, h SL. > / -J c77= 4 o F 14, 9 A. -22-2L= L" A, ?e; - 5:5 J%' tO -' a/) _ BUJ j,'d ,6 0 Q 9S'Pei NE 2 i '1 t/ F r 9' / l— e7 4 n 7, ti 4,F 7,62.4--i P — C„'qqn AL_ ,�,;=Y>% -.f P J� , GOLDEN7AGLES Total for Day f Time Location P/F Flight Direction Age total OTHER RAPTORS OBSERVED lime _ Location P/F Flight Direction total f MP--_ .;�3 se f' / R.r-U/' _-fit= ne/7 0/1 ,`v (C L - - / WA/ kiA -�yE .0= 1, el,/.L s= c- / NI)TI•S ANI ) I v C'(II\II'll.I\ I I(D-cf- 'Fd.,:erir r_-/. m00%li.-L!/_ r--7BEL -L !✓ ' ,.,ter-J�a, c- is<�UJS r rv-c= 411--- 7-c(?)- '5-74 iv Akin -7'i _=11Z -01/-(.pi__kiNf ,Fg_vp1, 1t(1 :5t11. es A957 c vr='A/) t.%r,. r Tyr F ,3,c),---71`„ --Aj`i L'` ' ,gGsr ra 12wraj c/rC2-)t fi!'Gdt/ S7-L1 rites-es}ME to(_ 97)SCHT1i-Lfi) & Tss 0 m ng5 r LEr% errs-,- e f 04D D IA Ain- ,LE77tk'Ar 4 / / Colorado Division of Wildlife EAGLEW/ATCH 317 West Pr osl,ect 1997-98 Furl Collins, Colorado 60520 Ubscnu art lime sky hk�tL- rCOb— _ nV Date le 1— M id time / h Wind - - Area ,2,1_ �,� Mileage s0 Temperature scot- - BALI) EAGLES' Time ---_ .,Location -__ I'/I' Flight Direction Age Total Oi/7 _U.L_ � - 16 1' / of O74-5' 2I z1 // ._i a .7 d/ ]7w — 1,-(it OE 25z- i'9 " — _ it •// / -[L1-[-�' 1;7i/i, />,C 4 ri_' / /4 / ()Zit s uL, ,> 9 . / P 4, J 6k' 1 1O ac /0/4 ', a' .(1- //7n/ J P - ..2 cz9Ya _ ,/ f Of,'4i,L14!- r ttx zit,' ± Lao, Ab,,. e t /? I Total for Day / GOLDEN EAGLES TTime Location P/F Flight Direction Age total _j 4 . OTITER RAPTORS OBSERVE!) Tyx Location P/F Fhghl Direction total -49'i" /14 --- i A / Rr L- _ /,(r 2F i/°--4/,?/G,✓/-7� — - Jr _ atFr. ii; n NCI I'ti AND C'(1N1 N 1 I..N 1-',)-.≤ E4) _ (-c zN.1Ls= :-E.--? =.24,.-1_ .'/r 1.1,>dL...._- 6)//_../J.2.-.:[7: /(Jl,`-_-ap/ 't/_C___Eljil._.1-E- J A <T 7-INCA' 2 7.4/212 - [4 [/1,1 /iil7}i At cl./' 444,1/;,./1_ GAB( AA-in -rli-_7<L itg-C17-_ el- ,451-f- ,(whim, ,;, ;, , n.o n / C FT .,I/f-cy /061)/e' ` FL /,U :f/BO� ! 9L Tit(. i/ flt7 f/i7 /✓FT £rTUBA0nn. //Clint III ; S£F A' JIf, 014; /g'/i,,o. / V Colorado Division of Wildlife EAGLEWATCH 317 Wes( Prospect 1997-9II Foil Collins, Colorado 80526 Obsentr „1a/7:p Start time /2�; Sky. I Date at _ r__ ��+ End time I r�-'D Wind I Area Mileage e[ fiC Temperature ...zy ty„-- BALD EAGLES Time Location P/F Flight Direction Age Total 4-_—_______N_ALIri�# —_ P _ A �__ IL 724_________E_E o--j1 9 „E'/g p -c / ,ha - 6 DJ PF 1 % ,t-. �? r° 1�ivn r P A _�__ /G.�r �, F C�/ A /I . /Air F 47 . 1 I �'18 F Albin n fib/AL-7 S I 7c1... - F 7 4 / C/7-r7 -- v 45 /9 1x 'Total for Day is GOLDEN EAGLES Time Location P/F ! Flight Direction Age total i - i f OTIIER RAPTORS OBSERVED Type Location _ P/F Flight Direction total IE≤1 Q L -e4 b F I —J Non-'s t n-s A N I) a _ c'Ontntt;N l ..O f!_v_ 4',.fl?E,LI_-s I€ :fr t T—recz- __ i✓ /x:IMI_1,rt_rsv'Tt_7RT1- ®er:_.,e9 7 -Z'I r--E1 lv__1iL-/_=Leli_.C/ �_ !a/.__ ' to- T' hi- ,'7=_/T11 •flhrT PIGA,- SUP Pr w -_7../vE Grif7�_ S' _('.1.4+J4 - 0 97i! S48 4i FLj IOG AGaw- 7&- 0Ps7 / Colorado Division of Wildlile EAGLEfATGH 317 West Prospect 1997-9a Fort CoIlin5. Cohn ado 80526 Observer -U1�� y Start time �p __ Sky /?,!� Date 0- End time 0 hits _ Wind I -- Arca `?,//- Mileage _1P7 7 Temperature 1/ nj= JL41.1)EAGLES 'Fite Location Ph' Flight Direction Abe Total O 630 -CU/_• -'oi-yQ 4w)2_ 1. ,EUPP1.1;6 s..,A / OLIO _z-"Y, 01,.73 F N U/ ' J 1 44s _i L1// 34-4'•.% .A // , 0747? ., l-1?.., Z .. OR1s- 4f-J344 F II./ A 1 r D - - 1/ . -,13 s' L .._ Total for Day I. GOLDEN I AGL1 S Time Location P/F r Flight Direction Age ' total I OTHER RAPTORS Od3SER I/ED TYpc Location P/F Flight Direction , j total l ti>a __.IA)-234 _ .16 _ .--, -/--- a' krNf! "if -713b.-1-1__.&D ca. . Y° - ---.� )rla ANi) � • ta ... C&)MMI:N Fs en Tom .UI1LL x1', k_. 7J-A17# L J_ 3 -- ----.--- . - . ... ll n cNa !),'n,J,'%„r, h i1* Colorado Division of Wildlife EAGLEWATCH 317 West Prospect 1997-98 Fad Collins, Cohua!o 80576 — rscn.er ^�'_ C- rig Start tune k{ -- Sky ✓11i te _7 --r3-yxEnd time J R1D Windea 3 -11.C; Ivtile. c `S 1cm)xrature u.,Cr BALD CAf'1ESS Time Location �+c ,_ Locattiion P/F Flight Direction Age Total l ff. m p ALL- -s- r F P /s, ' A/ r ,Poi/sr P 2,As_ ,L=——_cw >p P/20•7- e I i 4.5- r „Cu)u)„Cu) f l -- 1' l , w c / Total for Day /7 GOLDEN EAGLES Tune Location _ P/F Flight Direction Age total i — T OTIIER RAPTORS OBSERVED , Type Location P/F Flight Direction total £i _—al—t,F c° el/ft—i. A -7 (In S .AikE_ 14-'Y rs...r_i 2 F .;Mat; R)vs _—. L______ j-'7- Hr? L OF SS-?6 —i lg Noii ANI> -_ CON1t\MLN I 4k ,S76-1±77,0. &"+_c_ LiiirrcIS -- ei_ ... ._.,lG o/I�!.-..-7 _J filcib(F`F !'r-P,_ h& „01_211..c_ Li _Br_ sE_&i__Jl� .4I;' 6F 77/Fge.- ,t/D�'-l4Pi_ Zoe ov!s. iii e.5 71 dit ' Ar- X/C-,T ' /7$ 7C f //FT 7Th[ic_ ,i rt / 4-13111En a71r( E7— c /yigiD Cowl-- AAA . V .._ Colorado Drvitbiun ul Wilcllile EA GLEWATCH 317 West Pioslteet 1997-98 Fo i Collin,, Colut.tilu 805:'G --_� C NCTYSr.... . 4::_,`,1167Eil_... Stall Il;:le - ,64-,9- — _ Sl:). 1 — _pate. _.,rl-.{4- ff End tuneJ _1't1ind y_ Area .r^ 2a, �1ilc:tc_____ Teinperafurc a,°F BALI) EAGLE'S :rime__ I.ocati _ i f Flight Direction Age Total - �� - -- — --1- s a # -_�--__- CJs /is-A. __- ^ s a ei 7- ,p ' R .L_..., .?..2__._._ .- ._,r_-/�•up'� i_` /S�i�v ,- ii ≤ / . L-- 0 L-(_� —._._._ . c ---- F At 7.// a5.h ,' 7 . Total for Day /7 GOLDEN EAGLES Time Location . P/F J Flight Direction Age total • • (1711E11[1;1 P1'(1L S U11 11) Type Location 1''/F Flight Direction total • 51T L...._-. .a1± .____.._--. — - - — -- --_. - 1 N( )I]:s AN ) (-()!‘)N11-:NtS S1 1ErLi_.`.,l/.,r1A,Z'IC1'. .. T'-.---�.:r-i.- _ _. .-_ . - -- ...__. . &P.. -x.:7747)....., 7.-:...A/‘,1..7.-_-...........-.--... _ . .----....--.-- - D111i,•h.•l.... .'il f�rli•� .. ..'-' t'N11 '0PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF COLORADO A NEW CENTURY ENERGIES COMPANY Greeley Operations 1500 6th Avenue Greeley, Colorado 80631 Telephone 970.395.1240 Facsimile 970.395.1224 February 6, 2001 Weld County Weld County Planning Dept. Department of Planning Services Attn: Kim Ogle, Planner FEB ?OW 1555 N. 16th Ave. Greeley, CO80631 RECEIVED Dear Kim, The following are comments from Xcel Energy for Case Number USR- 1306, Rocky Hoffschneider (Platte Sand and Gravel, LLC) A 24" high-pressure gas transmission line is in 23, 26 and 34. Without an exhibit of proposed site it is unknown how this line will be impacted. A 44kV and 230kV Electric Transmission lines also run through this area. It is extremely critical that all safety concerns be addresses before approval should be granted since we are looking at a high potential of danger with the high voltage electrical and the high pressure gas lines. It will be at the expense of the requester to rectify any problems with the utilities and their location. This office must receive notification if the requester operations are within the limits of the above right-of-way. If you have any questions, please call me at (970) 395-1229. d-) D ugl W. D ton roject Land ights Agent Xcel Energy 550 15th Street Greeley, CO 80631 EXHIBIT Is- `R I ti s_._. _,____.._,, I .1 J A 0/4, ! t. ��, c N f v� N ,��f,11 I ' I � �, ,a..� -�, '-- - � -Pr-t t —- - may y- d �/W i1[I I LN - , \� < I\ Jo G F y , c_,\ , ,. �, 1 ' -bhh1 ,? � // / I x—'11' C 1, /1 I I I � /, f(4 1 ' !, N III —�r'i f i I\/ - fiii � : ... i viii, rii/ / It- , / _ ill 23 jGas., ) jk/ />/` //�� // ,.\f L. // 1:1r Weld County School District RE- 1 Gilcrest• LaSalle •Platteville P.O. Box 157 42827 WCR 42 vgrid tTh!r' ty Flanking Lip,. Gilcrest C080623 Jo Barbie-Redmond, Superintendent Phone 970-737-2403 David Seiler, Superintendent Emeritus .l t Fax 970-737-2516 Bj Stone, Director of Curriculum and Staff Development ' Metro 303-629-9337 �* t otV: ) February 6,2001 Ms. Kim Ogle Weld County Planning Department 1555 North 17th Avenue Greeley,Colorado 80631 Dear Ms. Ogle: On behalf of the members of Weld County School District RE-1 Board of Education, I want to express the school district's concerns and therefore our opposition to the proposed gravel pit by Platte Sand& Gravel, L.L.C. Our primary concern is in regard to the health and safety of the students of our school district. One of our school bus routes runs along the proposed ingress and egress. We believe the increase in traffic from this proposal will increase traffic on this bus route. School buses make several stops to pick-up and drop-off children. Also,we already experience a high incidence of broken windshields on our school buses due to the loose gravel on the county roads. Fortunately,as of today, no one has been seriously injured. We are concerned that the gravel pit and the projected increase in truck traffic will increase the number of broken windshields and possible injuries to staff and students. In addition, Highway 66 borders Platteville Elementary on the south side of the school's property in Platteville. Highway 66 is already very busy throughout the day without the increase of traffic from the proposed gravel pit. We are concerned about the high volume of traffic on this highway as it relates to our elementary school. Other concerns are in regard to hazards to the environment such as a possible increase in noise levels, dust levels, exhaust pollution and a possible negative impact on the water table. In addition, this proposal is inconsistent with the Town of Platteville's Comprehensive Plan. Thank you for considering our concerns as you review this proposal from Platte Sand&Gravel, L.L.C. Please feel free to call me if you have any questions, 737-2403. Sincerely, Jo Barbie-Redmond Superintendent of Schools pc: Karen Miller, Town Administrator-Town of Platteville BOARD OF EDUCATION Jack Baier Cynthia Hochmiller Larry A.Ewing Karl S.Yamaguchi Grant Ritchey Audrey Gabel President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Director Director Our Total Commitment is to Provide an Exemplary Education for all Students EXHIBIT MEMORANDUM TO: Kim Ogle, W.C. Planning : February 13, 2001 IID O FROM: Trevor Jiricek a\i indi Etcheverry, W. C. C� Department of Public Health and Environment COLORADO SUBJECT: USR-1306, Platte Sand & Gravel During our recent visit to the proposed site we observed that vehicle bodies and tires were being used to control erosion along the river bank. It appeared that the bodies and the tires have been in place for many years. We discussed our observations with a representative of the Army Corps of Engineers. Based upon our observations and discussions with the Corps we are of the opinion that the vehicle bodies are not an environmental concern and appear to be an effective erosion control method at this time. However, in regard to the tires, we recommend that the following condition be added as a requirement that must be completed prior to the applicant recording their plat. The applicant shall remove or anchor any tires that may be washed downstream if high water occurs in the river. The applicant shall provide written and photographic evidence to both the Weld County Departments of Planning and Health that this item has been completed. Additionally, we believe the following condition should also be added as a requirement that must be completed prior to the applicant recording their plat. The applicant shall remove and properly dispose all tires not being anchored for erosion control and any other miscellaneous debris, i.e. appliances that exist on the site. The applicant shall provide written and photographic evidence to both the Weld County Departments of Planning and Health that this item has been completed. Please do not hesitate to call us should you have any questions. EXHIBI a 9 Hello