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Home My WebLink About20011007.tiff RESOLUTION RE: ACTON OF THE BOARD CONCERNING LEGAL ACTION AGAINST RICHARD AND SHARON SEWALD FOR VIOLATION OF THE WELD COUNTY CODE WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado, pursuant to Colorado statute and the Weld County Home Rule Charter, is vested with the authority of administering the affairs of Weld County, Colorado, and WHEREAS, Richard and Sharon Sewald, VI #0100053, are allegedly in violation of the Weld County Code, and WHEREAS, on the 2nd day of April, 2001, a public hearing was held before the Board of County Commissioners for the purpose of hearing testimony relating to said violation, and WHEREAS, Richard and Sharon Sewald, property owners, were present at said hearing, and WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners deems it advisable to dismiss said violation. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of County Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado, that VI #0100053 be, and hereby is, dismissed. The above and foregoing Resolution was, on motion duly made and seconded, adopted by the following vote on the 2nd day of April, A.D., 2001. BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WELD COUNTY, COLORADO ATTEST: /14), i1 EXCUSED M. J. Geile, C it Weld County Clerk to t I 4, Glenn Vaad, ro-Tem Deputy Clerk to the Boa_ I� / Willi H. Jerke jbrn D AS T M: id . ong 66nty ey Robert D. Masden 2001-1007 pe P2, A / 241PL0824 DATE: March 30, 2001 VIOLATION NUMBER: VI-0100053 NAME: Mr. & Mrs. Richard Sewald MAILING ADDRESS: 609 40th Avenue, Greeley, CO 80634 SITUS ADDRESS: 6010 W. 10th Street, Greeley, CO 80631 ZONE DISTRICT: C-3 (Commercial) LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Part of the NE4 of Section 9, T5N, R66W, of the 6th P.M. ,, Weld County, Colorado PARCEL NUMBER: 0959-09-1-00-008 CASE SUMMARY January 13, 2001 Initial "Rave" Event held. February 15, 2001 Courtesy letter sent, indicating potential violations. February 17, 2001 Additional "Rave" Event held. February 24, 2001 Additional "Rave" Event held. March 14, 2001 Jeff Harley, Building Inspector conducted an inspection of the structure and informed the Sewalds of the Building concerns . March 14, 2001 Five day compliance encouragement letter issued via certified mail and hand delivery. March 17, 2001 Additional "Rave" Event held. March 19, 2001 Meeting with the Sewalds, Jeff Reif (Building Official) , Jeff Harley (Building Inspector) , Kim Ogle (Planner II) and myself, Bethany Salzman (Zoning Compliance Officer) . March 21, 2001 Letter sent (via certified mail and hand delivery) to property owner indicating that the violation case was scheduled before the Board of County Commissioners and notifying them to "Cease and Desist" the use of the building. March 26, 2001 Letter received from the Sewalds. 2001-1007 March 26, 2001 Phone call from a concerned citizen asking status and stating dismay. March 27, 2001 Phone call from a concerned citizen asking status and stating dismay. Currently, there is a violation of Chapter 23, Article III (3) , Division 3, Sections 23-3-230, 23-3-230 .B, 23-3-230 .B.2, 23-3-220.B.4, 23-3-220 .E and 23-3- 230 .E and Chapter 29, Article III (3) , Sections 29-3-50 and 29-3-320 of the Weld County Code. To bring the property into compliance the property owner shall complete and submit a Site Plan Review and complete and submit a Building Permit application, before any additional "Rave" Events occur. This means an approved Site Plan Review and recorded plat and an approved and issued Building Permit shall be addressed before an additional event. The Department of Planning also recommends that the County Attorney authorize legal action against any other persons occupying the properties, any persons claiming an interest in the properties, and any persons acting in active concert with the identified parties . Interoffice Memo To: Sheriff Ed Jordan From: Deputy Terence D. Reed Date: March 30, 2001 Subject: Jams Raves Sheriff Jordan, Following is a summary of activity at Jams, 6010 W. 10th St. and action taken to date. On January 13, 2001 a Rave was held at Van C /Jams at 6010 W. th St. in Greeley, Co. Weld County Planning and Zoning became aware of the activity as a result of an article in the Greeley Tribune. Richard and Sharon Sewald were sent a letter on February 15, 2001 by Zoning Code Compliance Officer Beth Salzman. This letter was to advise that the Rave violated the Use Permit for the location. The Sewalds were further advised that they would need to apply for a new use permit to avoid any further violations. On February 17, 2001 the Weld county Sheriffs Office received a Suspicious Activity call. Upon arrival Deputies found that a Rave was in progress at Van C / Jams. On this date a total of 4 deputies were on scene resulting in a combined time of 2hrs. and 14 minutes. Deputies on scene were Clint Leager, Josh Noonan, Sam Kaneta and Bruce Martin. On February 24, 2001 Weld Count Deputies responded to a loud music complaint and again found a Rave in progress at Van C / Jams. On this incident there were 5 deputies on scene. Deputies Josh Noonan, Sam Kaneta, Bruce Martin, Clint Leager and Greg Broswell. Total combined time for this call was 1 hr. 49 minutes. On March 14, 2001 I accompanied Zoning Compliance Officer Beth Salzman to Van C where a second letter was hand delivered to Richard and Sharon Sewald. this letter again advised the Sewald's of zoning violation and advised them to apply for a change in their use permit. I also spoke with the Sewald's concerning the issue. I advised them that the Sheriffs Office had Public Safety concerns. These concerns are due to the foot traffic of the persons attending these events, parking on the north side W. 10 th St. and crossing over a high traffic area with very limited lighting. On March 17, 2001, Deputies responded to Van C/Jams on another Rave. At this time deputies were told that there were over 700 and approaching 800 people in attendance. After discussion with Sheriffs Office on duty supervisors the deputies informed the Rave promoter that he would need to close: This was done due to an attendance in excess of 500 people and a reasonable expectation that it would last more than 5 hours. Deputies also issued county summons to the Sewalds and Rave promoter Ha Quang Hau for violation of Weld County Ordinance 12 - 1- 20 for not obtaining an assembly permit. According to the case report on this incident, WC01-1335, there were 9 Weld County Deputies and 5 Greeley Police Officers on scene at this incident. There were also reported to be approximately 6 arrests of people leaving the Rave. The arrests ranged from drug possession to car theft. In addition there were 2 Weld County Reserve Officers in the area. These Reserve Officers were conducting a traffic survey by counting cars, using radar and video taping. According to the list I received 30 vehicles passed by the location on W. 10th St in approximately a 1 hour time frame with an average speed of 42.5 MPH. In addition to the regular vehicle traffic the video demonstrates the public safety issue of the people on foot crossing the road way causing traffic to slow down. The video also shows the empty bottles and paper left behind in parking lots of area businesses. On March 19, 2001 a meeting was held at the County Attorneys Office to discuss the issues surrounding these incidents. Also at that time a Hearing with the commissioners was scheduled for April 2, 2001 at 0900hrs. cc: Rick Dill Ken Poncelow Lam",',%-4-' I C • z t 1 \ t \ 9.50 Ail ------ lb.:3'a p•t•,k--",a .3_19_____S. _ _ 5______tio 'tr. ° \ _______- -.... .--A.— -7j....:_:,. 4-„, • E X10 ` 6. 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A Building Permit application ******************************************************* List of Raves 01/13/01 02/17/01 02/24/01 03/17/01 BASE INFORMATION: PARCEL NUMBER: 0959-09-1-00-008 LEGAL DESCRIPTION: 17433A PT NE4 9-5-66 N163' OF E130'W2A OF E9A N2N2NE4 EXC .216A HWY EXC UPRR CO RES SITUS: 6010 W 10 ST WELD OWNER: SEWALD RICHARD OCCUPANCY: LOCATION: 6010 W 10th Street WEL APP TYPE: WCV CLASS CODE: VI-3 ZONING DIST: AG INSPECTIONS: Item: 00404 TELEPHONE CALL 03/23/2001 By: BJS Action: TEL Comments: Phone call received from the Denver Post. Forwarded to the County Attorney's Office. 03/26/2001 By: BJS Action: TEL Comments: Telephone call received from a concerned citizen who wanted to remain anonymous. He stated that the trash left behind was outrageous. He was also concerned with how many times kids went from inside the building where the Rave was held to the cars around the area and back inside. He also stated that he saw one child almost get hit in the strict. 03/27/2001 By: BJS Action: TEL Comments: A concerned citizen called who asked to remain anonymous. He stated that there was a lot of trash that was left around the whole area(including several business parking lots, the streets, the ground, etc). He stated that he was very unhappy with the County for allowing the Raves to continue. Item: 00405 LETTER 02/15/2001 By: BJS Action: NO Comments: Sent courtesy letter to the Sewalds notifying them of noncompliance issues. 03/14/2001 By: BJS Action: NO Comments: Letter sent to Sewalds stating all considered active violations (including Building "Safety" concerns and Zoning compliance concerns) via certified mail and hand delivery with Deputy Terry Reed. 03/21/2001 By: BJS Action: HR Comments: c Violation Hearing notification and "Cease and Desist" via certified mail and hand delivered with Deputy Pete Graham. 03/26/2001 By: BJS Action: LET Comments: Received a letter from Mr. &Mrs. Sewald stating their intention not to continue with the Rave events without bringing the building into compliance. Item: 00400 SITE INSPECTION Item: 00406 OFFICE VISIT 03/19/2001 By: BJS Action: INFO Comments: Mr. & Mrs. Richard Sewald came to the office. They picked up a Site Plan Review application. Chris Gathman, planner, explained the process. Then Mr. &Mrs. Sewald met with myself, Kim Ogle, Jeff Reif and Jeff Harley. We discussed both "Zoning" and "Building" concerns. I _ I Ilk . // / o, ! , / A- \L. i v� I I Richard & Sharon Sewald 6005 West 10th Street I I I Il 0959 04 403006 — i I Iiif j 'C lk . li —1 s _ i j ` nl ._ nx ' Loud' \\ Richard & Sharon Sewa 6010 West 10th Street 0959 09 100008 II v Aoet(i iv a,,, !Elk W -Tr-0 E COLORADO Data Sheet $ VIOLATION: VI-0100053 STATUS: ISSUED DESCRIPTION: Change in use (w/out a new Site Plan Review) and Change in Use without bringing the building up to standards. **************** *: ************************************ To bring into compliance: • 1.) A Site Plan Review application 2.) A Building Permit application ****************,********************‘***********;g****** List of Raves 01/13/01 02/17/01 02/24/01 03/17/01 BASE INFORMATION: PARCEL NUMBER: 0959-09-1-00-008 LEGAL DESCRIPTION: 17433A PT NE4 9-5-66 N163' OF E130' W2A OF E9A N2N2NE4 EXC .216A HWY EXC UPRR CO RES SITUS: 6010 W 10 ST WELD PEOPLE: APPLICANT SEWALD RICHARD 03/14/2001 609 40TH AVENUE GREELEY CO 80634 LOCATION: 6010 W 10th Street WEL APP TYPE: WCV CLASS CODE: VI-3 ZONING DIST: AG COMMENTS: P.O. 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Fax TO BUILD A BETTE?WORLD, START IN YOUR OWN COMMUNITY I Itp5' ,!`r _l .:'i ---- ' _ 1 1 1 -� Y' F+i_h as a': �r?: Byf Travis.O Pr,o' Io ", :f: Loperty leased frorn scrapped,sn p,:opte thing 't Wab 4' ><T .nQady Times Go ll : • We Tour.Feeble ..:goad just off Valmont come to us with it,"so- :.:,..i_:;:ivacprchillk.7:nfriplatlra.:p14:::::::ii<ti...)::r sorieuu:�g i t 17 BQfistR i There's somethin about Road within sniffing distance of the plant. ciety treasurer Matt new on the drive because it moved g +'r, and was animated," Orr said. :l �u? sit thatHunsgrownr.enintolittle, . All are ig working inc they ha but it Armitagesaid. eai�ys agiiT been a long time since have seen any As far as the ash car r� 3 CDDT bought the sign from Orr`h; 1n dare thathaven'tmoved in action: isconcerned,it isex- anc sand shut it down Feb.12.�Ahe eai'd hake the power to send peer ... A guy who has worked at the plant wetly what the society j 0-e o EmpireTrucking rece�tfonist s'nile•cra*ilhitial' ..11 •r since 1966 told me he had never seen the is interested ht—cars Aealotaon.'_u.lDonnaSmith saidshedidn tthink9 ro , z ash car move," that were In use ind a .- anything of it when the billboard OT-t rfd,ein ous giilh went. black last month 'I,}list 7i fJon thelous'gi ins' r said Jason Boole car County �' E' thought the lights were out again," +xoii their.feces Midyette,prest- The car was bought i r ,- i -:• dent of the Bout- by Colorado Public m&: t she said. hl. mtheir 1 ,` . -- der County Rail- Service in the 19405 lntotmda ' j€_ The receptionist said.she-gdt ' Members of — way Fllstnrical and put into usehaul- Ja>5Fn, _ used to passing it everyday during + 'the dtitder t_ +p'. ¶ Society. ing ash from the plant the soda 'at•: her commute from Thornton to i t Frederick. .1 kind of figured--,it '"Colliity:Railway ' That lack of to s dumping site Base fattest° " Historical Soot 1£ .•t - - _ netlon turned in- around 30th and Pearl Bouid• - t;• was a construction thing,: =sbe tY know: at ,cell • said, "You never Imiiw .what e t}t , - to a bonanza for streets. fall ' the 're going to do." feelingwell and `t , the society. Once the society got ;, +im Upon heagrittg of CDOT's CO* ,o p%sum edatr to...,Ti The ash car, control of it,it had to t;.?)ni;_ struchon plans, the receptionist I snare r:with the,. _: : like the boxcar, be moved to the leased m F .. said, "Oh yippee" i> rest of the coon , i ' ' has an outmod- property. CDOT says Northern Colorado's ty; ed braking sys- The car was loaded growth prompted the rtiakebder! :' ,Thanks to a: . tem that is no onto a large flatbed truck with rails on a"The traffic numbers are=h a ' ,donation by. Mldyette gets reedy tti'climb down from the longer allowed ramp.A winch on the truck pulled the car enough to justify a needfor.eapani :, :t Reel erg(+ engine after moving some cars for servicing, to be used in up. Once at the society's property,a small slon," Cote residential engfnce kite society has a service To re- green locomotive,which had been in regu- Dave Forsyth said. "Right now otu :new7piece—a place that sys• lar use until 1975,was used to pull the car plan is to continue this widening historic railcar built in the late 19203 that tern with a modern one would not be cost off the truck. all the way up to Highway BS '? 4, . ,was used to transport ash from the boilers effective,ea many of the older rail cars "Then the car decided it wanted to de- through that interchange and bes at the Valmont Power Plant east of Bout- are being given to anyone who will take rail,"Mldyette said., yond that to the north-" : . ' C s 'der`'t;"'. them Cro a railroad company's hands. The flange of the wheel somehow got on The project is. a beginninf =i.- t, :+,Theca,joins a?cc0:rotive from the • "It works in our favor because this 3y: power plant and a large boxcar on a 550. ment is no longer In use and is going two be ■See TRAIN / BE phase of the North Front Rang' ■See SIGN/85 . • •'Arrests, citations from Greeleyrave under revie � j By;Yickle Taylor as a used-car lot. theft. the use of the property and the building' '11ie'Daily Tuner-Colt I Greeley police were called by neighbors - The sheriffs office recommends that this fashion, this case has been schedule angry about the noise. events of this si4e be held at facilities, before the Board of Weld County Commis GREELE3' --The.Weld.County Com- Police made four arrests: Erik Chris- such as Island Grove,that are set up to ac- stoners," wrote Bethany Salzman,'zonin missioners will be reviewing violations as tensen, 21, of Boulder was arrest:A for in- commodete the large number of parking comppliance officer, and Trudy Raise: sensed 1cr a tau_., s,plr last woolse id vesti atiod of possession,metwo:lad 3 nLe a.frto Leeds of attendees. t utli asomnharuseriffiner .orfiosung ass r0-0-i thatrhome = intent to distribute ecstasy:Itobyn,Slade. ¶veld County Commissioners will review 'the a rc 0-r 2Ze_•res-= -- ••A.ccordtng-toithetwaldlk=avnty-Sherit't's 20, of Boulder was arrestedTorjiossejsion '1u violations asses ed to the Sewalds at a edE - l i zirur=+ S-' =czA-= ;Office,•.tlie rave was held'at the home of of marijuana and ecstasy. A 16-year-old public hearing at 9 a.m. April 2.Some vio- for events-such as-raves or a place of ,iii Rleliardend Sharon Sewald,.699.90th Ave., boy from Milliken was arrested for posses- lations included that the Sewalds violated lie gathering until they bring their proper in:westkGrgeleyy;The;sheriff's office re- sion of marijuana. their use by right of the property. They ty into compliance with the Weld Count i'celverhmany,rcamplaintsiabout trash•that A stolen car from Denver was recov- were. not properly permitted as a night- coda . was left.arquid ihepayking lot, The land eyed, and a 15-year-old Denver youth was club,bar or tavern. w"xt,Taylor can e"ruched at 970-357.2508,or try ' I,jfice--E the' 7 . investigation safetyrelating j,0-,, ,;",_:,if3, Sawa d hobie is permitted ' arrested for of motor-vehicle "Because of concerns to email at news0ahnee ceu.com. FAX TRANSMISSION WELD COUNTY PLANNING OFFICES WEBSITE: WWW.COAVELD.CO.US E-MAIL:BSALZMAN@CO.WELD.CO.US 1 555 NORTH I 7TH AVENUE GREELEY, CO 80631 (970)353-6100 Err. 3540 FAx: (970)304-6498 To: Lee Morrison Date: March 27, 2001 Fax#: 970-352-0242 Pages: 3, including this cover sheet. From: Bethany Salzman Subject: Sewald (VI-0100053) -RAVES COMMENTS: Lee, Please see the attached letter that I just received "certified" from the Sewalds. None of the other people included in the meeting that the Sewald's are referring too, remember me telling them that they could write a letter and I would drop the violation. Anyway, I will e-mail you a letter that I am mailing them in response. Thanks, Bethany Bethany Salzman Zoning Compliance Officer Weld County Planning Dept. March 23, 2001 MAR 26 2001 Department of Planning Services RECEIVED County Commissioners Code Compliance Division Subject: VI-0100053 Part of the NE4 of Section 9, T5N, R66W of the 6th P.M., Weld County, Colorado On March 19, 2001, Rich and I, Sharon Sewald sat down with Jeff Hurley, Jeff Reif, Bethany Salzman, and Tim Graham. The meeting took place in the office of the planning department at 1555 N. 17th Avenue, Greeley, Colorado. At that time, we discussed the issues regarding the building at 6010 West 10th Street. They informed us of some of the changes that would need to be done before it would be authorized to allow electronic music events. Bethany had said that day, to write a letter agreeing that we would not have or hold any more electronic music events. In writing this letter, that the violations would be dropped. This would be until the property would be brought up to code for such activities and approved by the planning and zoning department. We feel at this time, that until the changes are made, as requested by the planning department, that we will no longer have electronic music events to be allowed by the property owners at this address. ly, Richard and Sharon Sewald • cc: Chris Campbell, Attorney THE DENVER POST Saturday March 24, 2001 1 towns COLORADO ge: -- --___-___ -.___._ is . r n r vv police officers broke up the late-night party on March firingsvt.� ��;;�-s r 17 when participants, flocking to the event from up 1,000 partyrers pcsed r� and down the Front Range, numbered about 1,000, r.-'. • Martinez said. • hazard, county says 4,, , it'd. .,,- Four partygoers — ages 15, 16, 20 and 21 — were ��, f':;,: arrested on suspicion of crimes ranging from car theft r. to drug possession with intent to distribute, the Sher- By Coleman Cornelius iff's office reported. Denver Post Northern Colorado Bureau — `" Two of those arrested were suspected of having Ec- GREELEY — County officials have shut down a 141 t stasy, the party drug widely used by young people to popular rave site in west Greeley because a dance , — produce feelings of euphoria. Ecstasy contributed to party last weekend drew about 1.000 young people and 1 '' h f >.. the death of a Boulder County teenager earlier this posed a public-safety hazard, authorities said. s e� year; other teens have been hospitalized after taking The rave was the largest indoor party authorities the illegal drug. have responded to in Weld County,said Margie Marti- +'--4' , � ,_ The Sewalds, who have hosted two previous raves nez, sheriff's department spokeswoman. .y p p t• �' ^� on their property,have been ordered to appear before The party, organized and promoted by a Denver the Weld County Commissioners on April 2 to address production company, resulted in several drug arrests ; zoning and building-code violations, according to the v and a host of citations for zoning'and building-code The Denver Post'John Epperson county planning department. violations. Weld County has shut down this rave site in west Weld County requires that organizers get permits 'ark h,sn The event was planned as a nonalcoholic concert Greeley after a March 17 party that resulted in drug for events that last more than five hours and draw iarboring featuring a German artist known as ATB, a popular arrests and zoning and building-code citations, more than 500 people, officials said. The code is plywood, electronic-dance musician meant to ensure fire safety,proper sanitation, securi- Richard and Sharon Sewald received $3,501' to host ty and noise control. 'all coach the St. Patrick's Day rave in a vacant business build- said,referring to ravers and party promoters. "That's The couple's building lacks toilets and fire mitiga- not right." up to six ing they own on U.S. 34,Sharon Sewald said. g tion necessary for large groups of people; parking, ' i5. Sewald, who with her husband was slapped this Officials denied the claim. trash and noise also are concerns,officials said. h the kid- week with 10 county zoning and code violations, said "What we're looking at is a public-safety issue of a The county barred the Sewalds from hosting raves 5.of West Friday that the party was unfairly targeted because large gathering of people who have illegal drugs," until their building passes muster, according to a let- 'rings last authorities are stricken with "rave hysteria." Martinez said. "It's a public-safety issue that causes ter from a zoning compliance officer. ay at his "It's like the government is scared to death because great concern." Sewald said she and her husband will comply with o checked they think all these people are bad people.-...Sewald A dozen Weld County sheriffs deputies and Greeley the order. -.....-1 «1.04 -- - - .. (it DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING SERVICES Code Compliance Division(C) WWW.CO.WELD.CO.US E-mail Address: bsalzman@co.weld.co.us p 7 • 1555 N. 17th Avenue, Greeley, CO 80631 COLORADO Phone (970) 353-6100 Fax (970) 304-6498 March 21, 2001 - Mr. & MN. Richard Sewald 609 40th Avenue • Greeley, CO 80634 Subject: VI-0100053 Part of the NE4 of Section 9, TSN, R66W of the 6th P.M., Weld County, Colorado Dear Mr. & Mrs. Sewald: The property referenced above remains in violation of the Weld County Code. You have continued to conduct public dances in the building on the property without an approved site plan and in violation of numerous provisions of the building requirements of the Code. The most recent public dance occurred on the site on March 17, 2001. Because of safety concerns relating to the use of the property and the building in this fashion, this case has been scheduled before the Board of County Commissioners on April 2, 2001, at 9:00 a.m., to consider the violations occurring on the property. As we discussed the above mentioned property is in violation of the following Section(s) of the Weld County Code: Chapter 23,Article III, Div 3 "Commercial Zone Districts" Section 23-3-230 "C-3(Business Commercial)Zone District." Section 23-3-230.8 "Uses Allowed by Right." Section 23-3-230.8.2 "Uses Allowed by Right in the C-2 Zone District." Section 23-3-220.8.4 "Nightclubs,bars,lounges and taverns." Section 23-3-220.E "Site Plan Review Required." Section 23-3-230.E "Site Plan Review Required." - Chapter 29,Article 111(3) "Building Permits" Section 29-3-50 "Existing use or occupancy." Section 29-3-320 "Change in use." - "Changes in the character or use of a building shall not be made except as specified in Section 3405 of the UBC.(See Section 29-3-50 A of this Chapter.)" • To bring the property into compliance the following option(s) are available: A Site Plan Review shall be submitted showing the proposed use as a"Nightclub/Dance Hall",instead of "SPR-227"which currently shows the use as a"used car lot." Additionally,a Building Permit shall be obtained allowing the structure to be constructed to the standards established per the type of use occurring. This meeting will take place in the County Commissioners' Hearing Room, First Floor, Weld County Centennial Center, 915 10th Street, Greeley, Colorado. It is recommended that you or a representative be in attendance to answer any questions the Board of County Commissioners might have about the violations. Because of the continuing use of the property and building for conducting public dances in violation of the Weld County Code, the Department of Planning Services' staff and the Department of Building Inspections will be recommending that the Board of County Commissioners authorize the County Attorney to proceed with legal action to remedy the violation. If you have any questions concerning this matter, please call me. This does not mean that you are authorized to conduct or altbw further public assemblages, dances, or raves without complying with County Code and State statutes and you will remain subject to applicable civil and criminal penalties if such activities occur pending the hearing before the Board of County Commissioners. PURSUANT TO § 29-11-30 OF THE WELD COUNTY CODE,YOU ARE HEREBY ORDERED TO DISCONTINUE THE USE OF THE STRUCTURE OR ANY PORTION THEREOF FOR THE USE AS A DANCE HALL FOR EVENTS SUCH AS RAVES OR AS A PLACE OF PUBLIC ASSEMBLAGE UNLESS THE STRUCTURE IS IN BROUGHT INTO COMPLIANCE WITH THE WELD COUNTY CODE, CHAPTER 29 (BUILDING REQUIREMENTS). Sincerely, Ett, kt,-,.(\ (-A Bethany Saizmlan Zoning Compliance Officer '791/( -"Z at,- all 6 O c_A Trudy Halsey Building Compliance Officer pc: VI-0100053 Jeff Reif, Building Official Monica Daniels-Mika, Director of Planning Services Julie Chester, Lead Planner Bruce Barker, County Attorney • • • SERVICE,TEAMWORK,INTEGRITY.QUALITY Bethany Salzman Sewald Reply Paged From: LEE Morrison To: bsalzman@NORTHDOMAIN.NORTHPOST, Date: 3/22/01 10:09AM Subject: Sewald -Reply we talked to Marjie and sent jer an e-mail version. Yo are free to send her a signed copy and also provide to the tribune. I don't know where the press release thing came from because she had no such plans . She will talk to you he Greeley Tribune Online http://www.greeleytrb.com/print.php?sid=49.) IfT it aTrtit c!fj %amen 0 • .100 Lawyer: 'Rave hysteria' sweeping state Date: March 22, 2001 Topic: News "Rave hysteria" is to blame for the police crackdown on a west Greeley party last weekend, a Denver attorney said Wednesday. Lawyer Cris Campbell represents Ha Hau, the owner of Triad Dragons Productions, which organized the rave Saturday night at a west Greeley building. Sheriff's deputies shut the party down because the producers had no permit. Hau was issued a summons, which his attorney said he will fight in court. Since the Drug Enforcement Agency "had a workshop for police showing them how to shut down raves, law enforcement has targeted raves as a source of Ecstasy," Campbell said. "But you can find Ecstasy everywhere — frat houses are full of Ecstasy, so are high schools — but they target the raves." Ecstasy is known as a party drug, less expensive and less lethal than cocaine, but the death of a high school girl in Boulder earlier this year caused law agencies to go after rave parties more than ever, Campbell said. The Greeley sponsors of the rave last Saturday claim they violated no laws and their party was drug-free. Sharon Sewald and her husband, Richard, own the Van-C truck accessories shop and Jams skateboards businesses in the 6000 block of 10th Street, and last weekend's party was in their former office building at 6010 10th St. The party was broken up early Sunday because as many as 1,000 young people were crowded into the building, and deputies said they responded to reports of noise violations. "There were no noise violations," Sharon Sewald said Wednesday. "The party was finally shut down for reasons of safety because there were too many people in the building." Although sheriff's deputies said no security guards or medical people were on duty, Sewald said the company that held the event had 10 security guards and two emergency medical technicians at the party. She also said it was a "no-alcohol, no smoking and no-drugs event." Two security guards searched patrons before they entered the building, Sewald said. "Raves have a reputation for having drugs, and that's not right," ncnonnnt 7.42 AA The Greeley Tribune Online uupuww w,g�cior Sewald said.said. "The kids were just having fun dancing last weekend. No drugs were involved." She compared the raves to the teen rebellions of the 1960s, only without the drugs. But one teen who calls herself a "raver" said Wednesday that despite the precautions, drugs are getting into the raves. "They're intended to be drug-free," said Kimberly McMurry of Windsor, "but nine out of 10 times, there are drugs in there. The kids who carry in the drugs always find a way to get around the searches." She and her boyfriend, Robert Tullus, would like to see more efforts to get the drugs out of the parties before they are shut down permanently. Campbell also said the Weld County sheriff's deputies who closed down the party last weekend violated county ordinances. Sheriff department officials did not return calls for comment Wednesday. "It was a deliberate indifference to the law," Campbell said. "The law says the party had to exceed five hours, and they ignored that. They changed the rules due to rave hysteria." He will argue interpretation of the county ordinance when his client appears in Weld County Court. The Sewalds won't have another rave on their property for a few weeks, Sharon Sewald said, because the county building code states they have to install a sprinkler system in the building and reverse the doors, so they open outward. "When we get up to code, then maybe we'll start again." Story by Mike Peters/ Greeley Tribune This article comes from The Greeley Tribune Online htto://www.greelevtrib.com/ The URL for this story is: htto://www.dreelevtrib.comilarticle.oho?sid=495 ,._ 03/22/2001 7:42 FAX TRANSMISSION II' DC. COLORADO WELD COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING SERVICES FAX: 970-304-6498 PHONE: 970-353-6100,00, Err. 3540 To: Lee Morrison Date: March 22, 2001 Fax: 352 0242 Pages: lip , including cover Phone: 4395 `1 From: Kim Ogle Planner II kogle@co.weld.co.us Subject: Deed for Sewald Property at 6005 10th Street, Greeley COMMENTS: BETHANY HAS SENT THIS TO YOUR ATTENTION If you need any further information, please feel free to contact me at the above telephone number or e- mail address. CONFIDENTIAL This facsimile is intended only for the use of the individual or entity to which it is addressed and may contain information that is privileged confidential,and exempt from disclosure under applicable law. If the reader of this facsimile is not the intended recipient nor the employee or agent responsible for delivering the facsimile to the intended recipient,you are hereby notified that any dissemination,distribution,or copying of this communication is strictly prohibited. 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DEROWIPTTn ,! = ddd1.y C' a tract or parcel of land 780. 40 of the Department of Ttalmpor€atina. 9tata of ,I om CQ colorado1 Ptaladt Bo_ NH 0342-01.8 meta Li .067 hectares (.216 aonma)J, more or 1=5 sl6: _ . in the a 1(d, a lna. me i/i of aecti... 9, ibimikip 5 liorth, Range 6a ' .t, aC uub 9isth I+ ^'I x rrincipel Meridian, is geld ixaifty. Colorado, bald 'erect or passel of laud being morn Ford, CO particularly described no follomee vet c t,C d4 r en7inrtol at the At corner of nocttoa 9; ¶henoa K. 99' 54' 31"' 7t.. along the Main Line ". of the ME 1/4 of aa,tino 9 a diet nos or 180.443 retard (542.06 root) to the smut lino or book1464 Pangs 697 of Weld County records' lte oe S. 0' 44' Zr X" along amid east ,I0 .,. 'Line a distance of 22.063 mature (72.34 feet) to the SPOINTE Ct POINT OF =Grumman; cV .. 1. Shone B. B9' 54' 31' 8., a dletaiee of 34.625 meters (136_00 feet) to the west IA'I CL 11me or Hook 923 Hoc_$ 1845367 ot 'Weld County 'tea t; til:i Q CQ G 2. 49rotot R. 0. 44' 21' W., along Bait meat line a distance of 22.063 astern {72.3$ $k N 47' fast-7 to the North line of the At 2J4 of section 9; s I—' 2 017 44 CQ 3_ Thence A. 89' 54' 31' ti_, along said North line a diatanca of 39.425 rester* T' (].30.00 feetli 11/ Q }}C 4. Thence S. 0' 44' 27" a_, a distance of 22.063 +ate= (.72_39 reety_, sore of 1n4, .th,. 4} }I to the TLe1& Pole2 or �ZNNING. ,, I. .�.. The a*eve described Portal contains .087 hectares 1874_2 agearcr cetera (.216 aorta / 941A square 'Emit or weld .056 heotarea Sao_1equate 'asters 143kl.. C 4a S. /' (• auras / 4204 Ii", -1L O aquas feat: are in the Right cf Way oar the present rend Leaving A net area of .CRY t I C .. bactasee / 244.1 square tm (.073 area / 3168 eguarc feat,}, more or lase. • CI tl', Beefn of secIrge: n11 bearings are bored on a line connecting tba 501 Comdr of samtion ,`. 9, T. 5 A., R- 66 N. 6th Y.H. (3 inch aluminum' cap in monument howl and the If 1/4 corner 1'1,1 XI :of Section 9, Cr' in tenter 0f br t* idge} as bearing 4.89 54'31' i7, r au Ia. kr flee +. _' y �, , r I 0.t end • If of ; orado o ,e, C Myron Do .. $Sri. PI..i P�; ' li 3,. C 1420 2nd_' "•_Crarerley,:' f 80631 x'; CAS ' f atea 4 hi,From.1.Oldroatg . . .: Za 2 I 0 I I WI : a • FAX TRANSMISSION WELD COUNTY PLANNING OFFICES WEBSITE:WWW.CO.WELD.CO.US E-MAIL:BSALZMAN@CO.WELD.CO.US 1 555 NORTH 17TH AVENUE GREELEY, CO 8063 I (070)353-6100 E%T. 3540 FAX: (970)304-6498 To: Operations Manager Date: March 22, 2001 Fax#: 970-353-8551 Pages: 3, including this cover sheet. From: Bethany Salzman Subject: Copy of Hearing Violation Notification COMMENTS: RE: Mr. & Mrs: Richard Sewald Please see the attached copy per your request. Bethany Salzman Zoning Compliance Officer Prom: RICK DILL To: Mika, MONICA Date: Mon, Mar 19, 2001 10:39 am Subject: Jams I've told Deputy Terry Reed to get with'Beth to work on getting the raves shut down. We had another large one this weekend (031701) that was shut down as an unlawful assembly using criminal statutes but doubt that will fly far. It got tense when we announced the gathering was shut down with the crowd chanting "Fuck the cops" but the DJ helped get cooler heads in the crowd to prevail. We can document there were over 700 paying at the door and officer reported another 200 had shown up to attend while we were trying to shut it down. GPD made one drug arrest for possession of "ruffies" (date rape drug) , a couple of DUI arrests, and one kid for aggravated motor vehicle theft because he stole a car in Denver-metro to drive up here (They had several cars working that area and we had an entire shift tied up if they were needed) . Tickets at the door were $45 and $20-25 if purchased in advance. The math tells why these are so popular with promoters. I'm told the huge majority of attendees were from Denver-metro and Boulder. Three parking lots--two in the city--were littered. They were parking in the Wells Fargo and Rafferty's lots and across 10th Street (we took video) . Attendees were walking to Hillcrest Liquor and buying alcohol (I assume legally) . This is a situation ripe for serious consequences and I'm concerned unless we deal with this effectively, it is just the beginning for other such events elsewhere. The owner claims no responsibility because he alleges he has leased the property to the promoter. The promoter claims the property owner is the one responsible for whatever zoning issues need to be resolved and his attorney is saying 12-1-20 Assembly Permits doesn't apply because the gatherings are planned for less than 5 hours. In reading the ordinance, it looks like a loophole. We just need to insure there are no more raves there and need to get Planning, Commissioners, and County Attorney on the same page to work within what resources we have. CC: Barker, BRUCE; Jordan, ED • MOBILE HOME SUBDIVISION: An area platted into LOTS according to adopted COUNTY standards and procedures and designed primarily for the sale of such LOTS to individuals as permanent sites for MOBILE HOMES. MODERATE GROUND SUBSIDENCE HAZARD;AREA: Areas subject to MODERATE SUBSIDENCE are defined by potential surface disruption of sufficient magnitude to damage STRUCTURES to such an extent as to render them unsafe or unusable. The rate of such disruption, however, is slow enough to allow time for recognition of the problem and safe, orderly abandonment of surface STRUCTURES. These areas are characterized by previous SUBSIDENCE over undermined areas where pillars were left. This condition produces the potential for further small-scale collapse and differential settlement. NEIGHBORHOOD: When used in this Chapter in reference to a particular LOT, the word NEIGHBORHOOD is intended to describe in a general way the land area which is in the vicinity of the LOT in question and which will be affected to a greater extent than other land areas in the COUNTY by USES which exist on the LOT or are proposed for it. A NEIGHBORHOOD always includes LOTS which are ADJACENT to the LOT under consideration and. depending upon the land USEMin question, may include more remote areas as well. NEW CONSTRUCTION: STRUCTURES for which the START OF CONSTRUCTION commenced on or after the effective date of the ordinance codified herein,August 25, 1981, 1999. NEW MANUFACTURED HOME PARK OR SUBDIVISION(This definition applies only to a NEW MANUFACTURED HOME PARK OR SUBDIVISION when used in the administration of a Flood Hazard Overlay District Development Permit or the Flood Hazard Overlay District): A MANUFACTURED HOME PARK or SUBDIVISION for which the construction of facilities for servicing the LOTS on which the MANUFACTURED HOMES are to be affixed (including at a minimum, the installation of utilities, the construction of streets and either final site grading or the pouring of concrete pads) is completed on or after the effective date of floodplain management regulations adopted by a community. NIGHTCLUB, BAR, LOUNGE OR TAVERN: An establishment primarily intended to serve alcoholic beverages to customers on premises and licensed as such by the State and the County. NONCOMMERCIAL JUNKYARD: An area where any waste,junk or used or secondhand materials are stored or handled, including but not limited to scrap iron and other metals,paper, rags,rubber tires, building materials and bottles. A NONCOMMERCIAL JUNKYARD may also include the storage or keeping of DERELICT VEHICLES. The NONCOMMERCIAL JUNKYARD shall be totally ENCLOSED within a BUILDING or STRUCTURE or visually SCREENED from all ADJACENT properties and public rights-of-way. NONCONFORMING USE OR STRUCTURE: A USE or STRUCTURE that does not conform to a provision or requirement of this Chapter, but was lawfully established prior to the time of its applicability. NONINSTRUMENT RUNWAY: runways that are not equipped with electronic navigation equipment. The NONINS IRUMENT RUNWAYS are the crosswind RUNWAY (RUNWAY 17-25) and the parallel practice RUNWAY(RUNWAY 3-21). NONURBAN SCALE DEVELOPMENT: developments comprised of five (5) or fewer residential lots, located in a nonurban area as defined in Chapter 22 of this Code, not ADJACENT to other PUDs, 27 TEMPORARY: Less than six(6) months. THEATER: A BUILDING or STRUCTURE designed for USES such as the enactment of live performances and/or the showing of motion pictures. THEATER, DRIVE-IN: An area and associated STRUCTURES used for the showing of motion pictures outdoors. THRESHOLD: That imaginary line on the RUNWAY perpendicular to the RUNWAY centerline which marks the useful limit of the RUNWAY. The threshold of all RUNWAYS is the physical end of that particular RUNWAY, with the exception being RUNWAY 9-27 which has its displaced threshold eight hundred feet(800) feet west of the physical end. UNDERLYING ZONING DISTRICT: The zone districts designated on the Official Zoning Map of Weld County. These zone districts regulate the height and bulk of BUILDINGS and the USE of land in the unincorporated areas of the County. URBAN SCALE DEVELOPMENT: DEVELOPMENTS exceeding five (5) lots and/of located in close proximity to existing PUDs, subdivisions, municipal boundaries or urban growth corridors and boundaries. All urban scale DEVELOPMENTS shall pave the internal road systems of the DEVELOPMENTS. USE: Any purpose for which a STRUCTURE or a tract of land may be designed, arranged, intended, maintained or occupied; also any activity, occupation,business or operation which is carried on in or on a STRUCTURE or on a tract of land. UTILITY SERVICE FACILITY: Public utility mains, lines, SUBSTATIONS, gas regulator stations, PUBLIC lift or pumping stations for domestic water and sanitary sewer service, and accessory S IRUCTURES where no PUBLIC office, repair or storage facilities are operated or maintained. VARIANCE (This definition applies only to VARIANCE when used in the administration of a FLOOD HAZARD Overlay District Development Permit or the FLOOD HAZARD Overlay District): A grant of relief from the requirements of this Chapter which permits construction in a manner that would otherwise be prohibited by this Chapter. VEHICLE RENTAL ESTABLISHMENT: Any USE of property primarily for the rental of vehicles such as automobiles, motorcycles, trucks, trailers, RECREATIONAL VEHICLES, boats, farm machinery construction equipment and other heavy rolling stock; and whereon such vehicles are stored. VEHICLE SALES ESTABLISHMENT: Any USE of property for the sale of vehicles such as automobiles, motorcycles, trucks, trailers, RECREATIONAL VEHICLES, MOBILE HOMES, boats, farm machinery, construction equipment and other heavy rolling stock. VEHICLE SERVICE/REPAIR ESTABLISHMENT: Any USE of property whereon vehicles such as automobiles, motorcycles, trucks, trailers, RECREATIONAL VEHICLES, MOBILE HOMES, boats, farm machinery, construction equipment and other rolling stock are serviced and repaired, including body work,welding and painting. VIOLATION (This definition applies only to VIOLATION when used in the administration of a FLOOD HAZARD Overlay District Development Permit or the FLOOD HAZARD Overlay District): The failure of a STRUCTURE or other DEVELOPMENT to be fully compliant with the community's 34 CRSA§ 12-18-101, License required Page 1 *16832 C.R.S.A. § 12-18-101 WEST'S COLORADO REVISED STATUTES ANNOTATED tp- TITLE 12. PROFESSIONS AND OCCUPATIONS �: GENERAL et;i\N `' ARTICLE 18. DANCE HALLS Current through End of 2000 2nd Reg. Sess. § 12-18-101. License required No person, partnership, or corporation shall operate, conduct, carry on, or maintain a public dance hall, booth, pavilion, or other place where public dances are held without first obtaining a license therefor. Any person, firm, or corporation desiring such license shall make application therefor in writing to the board of county commissioners of the county in which such public dance hall, booth, pavilion, or other place is proposed to be located. Such application shall state the name and address of the applicant, if a person, the names &nd addresses of ail the persons composing the partnership, if a partnership, and the names and addresses of the officers and directors of the corporation, if a corporation, a full description of the place and premises at which it is proposed to conduct and carry on such public dances, and the term for which such license is desired. The board of county commissioners has the authority, within its discretion, to grant such license to such applicant for the current calendar year or part thereof unexpired upon the payment by said applicant of a fee of twenty-five dollars to the county treasurer. Such license shall authorize the person, firm, or corporation receiving it to operate, conduct, and carry on a public dance hall, booth,or pavilion at such place for the term from the date of its issue to the end of the current calendar year for which it is issued. This article shall not apply to incorporated cities and towns. <General Materials (GM)-References,Annotations, or Tables> HISTORICAL NOTES HISTORICAL AND STATUTORY NOTES 1996 Main Volume Derivation: h .� Laws 1927, S.B.99,§ 1. •�p �/ _ C.S.A.1935, c.51,§ 1. " ' . `f..� C.RS.1953,§36-17-1. \ -, C.RS.1963, §36-17-1. 1 REFERENCES CROSS REFERENCES Operating businesses or occupations without a license,penalties,see§ 12-51-106. ANNOTATIONS NOTES OF DECISIONS Copyright(c) West Group 2000 No claim to original U.S. Govt. works UGu IGI I V JGILI I IQI I O aU lU GI lU ...«...ror...«-.<.vrn.n,w ...........rr,r.w�....yu„mrr.....m rn-a..w-.r.,..�.t.. .rrv.erw:. :w...o.:.:r u..v...r .rs..:....n...- ...... ..:..,r�._.e.....« ..q... ............. :.....wwr y.,e:......r,....rr...r.:,: a-earn ... wl....�-.m� From: LEE Morrison To: bsalzman Date: 3/21/01 3:47PM Subject: add to end This does not mean that you are authorized to conduct or allow further public assemblages, dances, or raves without complying with County Code and State statutes and you will remain subject to applicable civil and criminal penalties if such activities occur pending the hearing before the Board of County Commissioners. PURSUANT TO §29-11-30 OF THE WELD COUNTY CODE,YOU ARE HEREBY ORDERED TO DISCONTINUE THE USE OF THE STRUCTURE OR ANY PORTION THEREOF FOR THE USE AS A DANCE HALL FOR EVENTS SUCH AS RAVES OR AS A PLACE OF PUBLIC ASSEMBLAGE UNLESS THE STRUCTURE IS IN BROUGHT INTO COMPLIANCE WITH THE WELD COUNTY CODE, CHAPTER 29 ( BUILDING REQUIREMENTS). 6n te.:tz) rs I DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING SERVICES C Code Compliance Division O WWW.CO.WELD.CO.US E-mail Address: bsalzman@co.weld.co.us T T1 • 1555 N. 17th Avenue, Greeley, CO 80631 COLORADO Phone (970) 353-6100 Fax (970) 304-6498 March 21, 2001 - - Mr. & Mrs. Richard Sewald 609 40th Avenue Greeley, CO 80634 Subject: VI-0100053 Part of the NE4 of Section 9, T5N, R66W of the 6th P.M., Weld County, Colorado Dear Mr. & Mrs. Sewald: The property referenced above remains in violation of the Weld County Code. You have continued to conduct public dances in the building on the property without an approved site plan and in violation of numerous provisions of the building requirements of the Code. The most recent public dance occurred on the site on March 17, 2001. Because of safety concerns relating to the use of the property and the building in this fashion, this case has been scheduled before the Board of County Commissioners on April 2, 2001, at 9:00 a.m., to consider the violations occurring on the property. As we discussed the above mentioned property is in violation of the following Section(s) of the Weld County Code: Chapter 23,Article Ill, Div 3 "Commercial Zone Districts" Section 23-3-230 "C-3(Business Commercial)Zone District." Section 23-3-230.8 "Uses Allowed by Right." Section 23-3-230.8.2 "Uses Allowed by Right in the C-2 Zone District." Section 23-3-220.8.4 "Nightclubs,bars, lounges and taverns." Section 23-3-220.E "Site Plan Review Required." Section 23-3-230.E "Site Man Review Required." Chapter 29,Article 111(3) "Building Permits" Section 29-3-50 "Existing use or occupancy." Section 29-3-320 "Change in use." - "Changes in the character or use of a building shall not be made except as specified in Section 3405 of the UBC.(See Section 29-3-50 A of this Chapter.)" To bring the property into compliance the following option(s) are available: A Site Plan Review shall be submitted showing the proposed use as a"Nightclub/Dance Hall",instead of "SPR-227"which currently shows the use as a"used car lot." Additionally,a Building Permit shall be obtained allowing the structure to be constructed to the standards established per the type of use occurring. This meeting will take place in the County Commissioners' Hearing Room, First Floor, Weld County Centennial Center, 915 10th Street, Greeley, Colorado. It is recommended that you or a representative be in attendance to answer any questions the Board of County Commissioners might have about the violations. Because of the continuing use of the property and building for conducting public dances in violation of the Weld County Code, the Department of Planning Services' staff and the Department of Building Inspections will be recommending that the Board of County Commissioners authorize the County Attorney to proceed with legal action to remedy the violation. If you have any questions concerning this matter, please call me. This does not mean that you are authorized to conduct or allow further public assemblages, dances, or raves without complying with County Code and State statutes and you will remain subject to applicable civil and - criminal penalties if such activities occur pending the hearing before the Board of County Commissioners. PURSUANT TO § 29-11-30 OF THE WELD COUNTY CODE,YOU ARE HEREBY ORDERED TO DISCONTINUE THE USE OF THE STRUCTURE OR ANY PORTION THEREOF FOR THE USE AS A DANCE HALL FOR EVENTS SUCH AS RAVES OR AS A PLACE OF PUBLIC ASSEMBLAGE UNLESS THE STRUCTURE IS IN BROUGHT INTO COMPLIANCE WITH THE WELD COUNTY CODE, CHAPTER 29 (BUILDING REQUIREMENTS). . Sincerely, - a -;'-d T e' j 0 = w Bethany Salzml�) 0 Zoning Compliance Officer fl t J � 0 ra e n E 6 W �' �w [� Li- .41.7G �/^s-Cry -0 to Trudy Halsey ,J ,n �Q Building Compliance Officer elf., o VD Z u w o ,? `6 0, co 1 pc:VI-0100053 aIr w k r'z 2 n pa y'xow Jeff Reif, Building Official 7 W LL� IT i I •o ¢ o Monica Daniels-Mika, Director of Planning Services n ti y g m u. -r"o x R Julie Chester, Lead Planner ' `' °" �� spa t L in ., o:'c o`c m z z O N W • Bruce Barker, County Attorney a m oQ�m rE. s o 3 q 0 a,•65 tit 41 SENDER: I also wish to receive the 2 0 h L2.99 L'I Q Q OCHE 660.2. e •Complete items 1 andlor 2 for additional services. following services(for an en ■Comptete items 3.4a,and 4b d •Print your name and address on the reverse of this form so that we can return this extra fee): card to you. Si > •Attach this form to the front of the mailpiece.or on the back if space does not 1.O Addressee's Address d We 2.O Restricted Delivery m •Write"Return Receipt Requested'on the mailpiece below the article number. .c •The Return Receipt wilt show to whom the article was delivered and the date Consult postmaster for fee. -- delivered. E. 0 3.Article Addressed to: 4a.Article Number 0 43 41 7099 3400 0017 6677 4082 tr a MR. & MRS. RICHARD SE a `EY Mq�� -service Type 2 • E 609 40TH AVENUE co/ \ egistered x Certified GREELEY, CO 80634 0Express Mail O Insured MAR 21 20: b etum Receipt for Merchandise ❑ COD 1 _ 7. at of Delivery moo` C� : tt /'�p� 0 r cei''d By: (Print 8.Addressee's Address(Only if requested ,d and fee is paid) co I— B. . e: (Addressee or A nt) yx, uicc // Ia. PS Form 3811,Decembe 1994 102595-98-s-0229 Domestic Return Receipt SERVICE,TEAMWORK,INTEGRITY,QUALITY Bethany salzman Sewald * RAVES Rep Ym Paei. From: BRUCE Barker To: bsalzman@NORTHDOMAIN.NORTHPOST, Date: 3/20/01 3:59PM Subject: Sewald *'RAVES** -Reply See the attached. Bruce. >>> Bethany saizman 03/20 2:29 pm >>> Please see the attached letter and let me know what you think as soon as possible, so I can get it out in the mail. Thanks, Bethany The Greeley Tribune Online uup./i w w W.gmcicy u Iu.uv,m uu.NuN: 1:he ; prilifir b Tn.une, Gre-e C• • .••' Date-rape drug found on partyers Date: March 20, 2001 Topic: News Two Boulder residents arrested as they left a rave party early Sunday west of Greeley are accused of distributing a date-rape drug. The rave party at the Van-C building, 6005 10th St., was broken up by Weld County Sheriff's Office deputies early Sunday. Almost 1,000 people were in one building, a sheriff's manager said Monday. Police have said rave parties have a reputation for high drug use and related medical problems. When the sheriff's deputies stopped the rave at 1:30 a.m. Sunday, they first estimated about 800 people were inside the building. "But now we think it was closer to 1,000," Les Cogswell said. "Deputies who opened the door said it looked like steam rolled out of the building, and the door was wet with sweat." Police also arrested two people in the area for investigation of driving under the influence, but they probably weren't at the party, officers said later. Greeley police spokesman Sgt. John Gates said officers stopped two cars leaving the party. In one, driver Robyn Slade, 21, of Boulder was found with what officer said was a small amount of marijuana and a small bottle of the date-rape drug gamma hydroxybutyarate (GHB). Her passenger, Erik Christensen, 21, also of Boulder, was charged with a felony: possession of GHB with intent to distribute. Gates said several capsules were found under Christensen's seat, and he was allegedly filling them with the GHB drug. He was also found in possession of a small amount of marijuana. The date-rape drugs, GHB and Rohypnol, have been used to knock women unconscious so they can be raped. Gates said arrests for possession of the drugs are rare in Greeley, but this is not the first time the drugs have been found here. The name was not available of a third person, in another car, who was arrested for possession of a drug Sunday morning. The organizers of the party, The Triad Dragon Co. of Denver, may have to answer to violations of county ordinances. Parties that have more than 500 people attending or last longer than five hours must have a permit. They could also be cited for parking and noise violations, in addition to not having the required security and medical personnel at the party. -- 03/20/2001 1:19 The Greeley Tribune Online http://www.greeleytrib.com/pnnt.php!sid=4b • Weld County Attorney Bruce Barker said the organizers could face up to a $300 fine and 90 days in jail for each violation of a county ordinance. Barker said he is studying the case to determine whether charges will be filed. The organizers of the party and the owner of the building could not be reached for comment Monday. Story by Mike Peters/ Greeley Tribune This article comes from The Greeley Tribune Online http://www.greeleytrib.com/ • The URL for this story is: http://www.greeleytrib.comHarticle.ohp?sid=464 n2/')nrinni 1.14T The Greeley Tribune Online wysiwyg://25/ht' ''www.greeleytrib.com/article.php?sid=441 N orthUoioradoCars.com 'The Thib ' CLICK HERE 4.,m.r_ pf.:411.1COMIkivoilfor current weather Search :! • 7"8 .-.:- - i Y• r r >r k t , '„Y nip y .ty t Q `i ) firx:� L Af r i : olr.}ikr � + r r 1 >�, N�ain Menu, ' ,.Q��t VGelstrEit` tOn yE t:. v Related Lriq ,,pp tAi Y Apia .Mr ii' 1/6,` 4�� ,314 It}SI iii*E.' i rT i�; } • ' r 2 - Local t Q'AEFeritiflY,Fiq 'a► 1 �?siteIT ' I �r;,d�" More stories in News p ?5,' Y�:vr„yi5Y'y1 r'1 l 614.4,14 1'1'�t:I h t( u'1n�l I Tkf r f - /!� �1�,� _ F , N , ��n� Subscribe Online 7�7-i„..-_,17.,-.,,,..,-,' iH�.Ije'!rfi I.�`��I- nr r 7 9 ` t From the Wire Pgt'roPrctrt L9.; 2o(}}i1; f 4 Special Sections GREELEY -- Weld County sheriff's most read story in deputies shut down a Greeley rave News: Community attended by more than 800 people UNC student killed in early Sunday morning. runaway rollover Classifieds Shopping & Dininq There were six arrests police say 0 LEE were associated with the event. About Us The all-night dance party hosted by the Triad Dragon company of Denver ?J"tci�ve:}r,,`;1 of S.; r at Van-C, 6005 10th St., was Should Weld County schools switch to a violating numerous county year-round ordinances and posed safety schedule? problems, said sheriff's deputy Bruce Martin. o Yes o No The sheriff's office was not notified beforehand about the rave, which V.A4r0:44.1 began at 9 p.m. Saturday and was shut down about 1:30 a.m. Sunday. Past Surveys Discussion Policies Organizers did not have a required permit from Weld County. Parties Votes: 118 I comments: 2 that last longer than five hours or have more than 500 people in V-a0 P - ,,,-; attendance must have a permit. Nickname , Besides not having a permit, Password organizers did not have security 1 l guards or medical personnel on `.73077 scene, Martin said. There were also Don't have an account yet? , parking and noise violations, he said. You can create one. As l �",.nPIAA1 1.cn Pn The Greeley Tribune Online wysiwyg://25/b '/www.greeleytrib.com/article.php?sid=441 You can create one. As registered user you have some advantages like theme Sheriff's deputies arrested a juvenile manager,comments from Aurora for possession of a configuration and post comments with your name. stolen vehicle in a parking area those attending the party were =Cclming to%iort: . r using. Greeley police made four In Tuesday's edition, traffic stops in the area that resulted • we write about a in arrests, said Sgt. Ken Mickiewicz. sexual harassment civil lawsuit that is Two arrests were for driving under scheduled to go to the influence — one at 11:37 p.m. • trial. Saturday at the intersection of 59th ,,r v „ftp: Avenue and 10th Street and one at 12:33 a.m. Sunday in the 7000 Looking for a story block of 10th Street. published before February 24? You can search our old site Three arrests were for investigation here: of narcotics charges. 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Greeley Tribune Online 2001 Privacy Policy. You can syndicate our news using the file Bacicend.php a N;Nos..\:, DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING SERVICES Code Compliance Division Website: WWW.CO.WELD.CO.US E-mail Address: bsalzman@co.weld.co.us 1555 N. 17th Avenue, Greeley, CO 80631 Phone: (970) 353-6100, Ext. 3540 Fax: (970) 304-6498 COLORADO March 14, 2001 Mr. & Mrs. Richard Sewald 609 40th Avenue - Greeley, CO 80634 Subject: VI-0100053, Part of the NE4 of Section 9, TSN, R66W of the'6`; P.M., Weld County, Colorado Dear Mr. & Mrs. Sewald: It has come to the attention of the Department of Planning Services'staff that the uses on your property may not be in compliance with the Weld County Code. The potential noncompliance with the Weld County Code is a new type of use requiring a new Site Plan Review. Additionally, the Department of Building Inspections also has concerns regarding remodeling within the structure and the change in use of the structure. Please contact me within five working days of the date of this letter to review these concerns with me or a thirty- day violation notice will be issued. Feel free to contact me at the above address, telephone number or e-mail address. If you wish to see me personally, please call to schedule an appointment so that I may reserve a sufficient amount of time with you. U.S. Postal Service Sincerely, CERTIFIED MAIL RECEIPT (Domestic Mail Only;No Insurance Coverage Provided) If Bethany Salzman Zoning Compliance Officer r— Postage $ f� -11 Certified Fee - _a Postmark Return Receipt Fee Here r-- (Endorsement Required) Trudy Halsey O Restricted Delivery Fee o (Endorsement Required) Building Compliance Officer O Total Postage Si Fees $ O pc: VI-0100053 r Recipients Name(Please Print Clearly)(to be completed by mailer) Julie Chester, Lead Planner m MR. & MRS. RICHARD SEWALD Jeff Reif, Building Official il— Street,Apt.No.;or PO Box No. a 609 40TH AVENUE Bruce Barker, County Attorney o city state.zIP+4 r GREELEY, CO 80634 SERVICE,TEAMWORK,INTEGRITY,QUALITY • • d SENDER: 3 •Complete items I and/or 2 for additional services. I also wish to receive the W •Complete items 3,4a,and 4b. following services(for an d ■Print your name and address on the reverse of this form so that we can return this extra fee): i card to you. ai •Attach this form to the front of the mailpiece,or on the back if space does not 1.O Addressee's Address 2 permit. ■Write 'Rerum Receipt Requested'on the mailpiece below the article number. 2.O Restricted Delivery N •The Return Receipt will show to whom the article was delivered and the date delivered. Consult postmaster for fee. a o _3.Article Addressed to: 4a.Article Number Q In m o MR. & MRS. RICHARD SEWALD cc v Q6L.9! 0017 6677 42 c a 609 40TH AVENUE ( Sr \ • GREELEY, CO 80634 XCCertified�c�yress M t� ❑ Ensured = . -li❑ Return ipt to Merchandise ❑ COD �' Date of RG `o 5. Received By:(Pent Name) �QBo iA ee's Address(Only if requested .x i....6...,7..----- and fee is paid) c m .SI re• dresses or Ag X PS F ,Decem 8rrs 4 102595-se-B-0229 Domestic Return Receipt Iii Mc COLORADO MEMORANDUM To:Rberry aron Sewald From:Jeff Harley, Plans Examiner • Subject: Building Use @ 6010 W 10th Ave Date: March 20, 2001 The current use of your building, at the above referenced address, is for fabrication and factory type uses. There exists in the building accessory office space which was designed to be used in conjunction with the major occupancy use. As per our discussions, to change your building's current occupancy use or change your building to a mixed building use would require you to present, to the Weld County Building Dept., an application for the desired building use. In addition to your application, Weld County procedure requires you to present plans and elevations of the existing building 'as built' presently. Additional design plans and elevations would be required for the proposed use, which we determined to be an A-2.1 Assembly type use (300 or more occupants). The proposed use plans should include all the necessary items as required by the 1997 Uniform Building Code to include -fire alarms, bathrooms, proper exiting, emergency egress lighting, accessability, proper building construction and other items as determined by the code. An inspection of the premises on March 14 indicated that the construction type of the building to be Type V-N which the code presently does not allow the building to have an A-2.1 use. Any building design or changes necessary to meet the codes should be discussed • with a designer, contractor, engineer or architect. Sincere) . Jeff L rley Certified Plans Examiner rr AIMS-Citrix ICA Client Mil Ell iii Account Maintenance �_____ I ' Owner Name/Address Mill t evy 63.763000 - t ' Account SEWALD RICHARD D I SHARON A 4 Legal Dasctiption R198368^ r` 60940AVE GREELEY CO 80634 17433A PT NE4 9.5-66 N163'OF E130'W2A OF E9A Year District N2N2NE4 EXC.216A 11WY EXC UPRR CO RES SITIIS_ 2001 0608 6010W 10 ST WELD Apr Dist FT - A a Parcel Number MH Space Seq 0959-09-1-00-008 . Street No �Dir Nee Street Name Type 6010 1"'r 10 ST Location City IA'Location Zip Acct Type Lagt WELD Commercial a BACode Owner Id Uwner Location Map No Business Name Version V.Dale Time ID Appl New Versiiii+ VAN-C / JAM SKATEBOARDS &SNUWBOARDS 20010306102 06-MAR-2001 03:03 PM 'MC Rig 20010314000 I in - :._,._Lr..,- _ ACTUAL • A Q :�I O Tax items( ?� ' . . . ... �.�"... • LAND 20 641 55 990 TYPE � 7 AS CRE S FT ❑bras ❑PleIsar: t- i - — a--- ��. __...0.270! .-..._ -._ ��- ❑!:�_,;, >�31t O PFtsana3 L IMPS 64 359' 18.6601 .7, D Mobile ❑f er-rarl:s .' _ 5. s- ❑DiF.and .as �.. �i. �. .f t� r is ❑Inlet O T spa ❑R orat0 �*1 _ '��r 1 r. O condo r ❑Im -n - a9r 9 TOTAL - — 85.09111 '24.650r ❑$bck. D Miner O.i:uni::.t -_- ❑Sales O Shiny ❑Rislory - Queries _ 0. ❑Misc[/�.Q Flags.: U _• ACCOU NT NT i. =' Prior Version Current Year Prior Year Abateihenl ,,, - • ... • • Next Yea! haraoetislics Propertg:Card gepr Exit '..... • rcelT: .l• Mint nanc- .2 Parcel No 10454109 1 00 000 Ir'. YoolBarOrder` 'f 'Ii AI4 Key 660509 `Ly' I I Updgte FeMbp PrlmatyAddress = General Info"'rrnation No ;� Dir ,/ StreetName- µ ` Cityld .WEL j Subdivision 6010 10 ST M A - Lot Select ddress , ] i .Amer 0.00 Acres! 0 27 1 '.Zoning _ I I Sdus '6010 W 10 ST WELD I I t . 'CensusTract� -Qenflock-� -1 Fri RiiiiNiOwngrInformation ' - XGoord;� YCoord � �- - . j Legal Descnntion - lame I .EWALD RICHARD D & SHARON A ' I 17433A PT NE4 9-5-66 N163'OF E130'W2.A OF E9A A Adc]ress 1 16D9 40 AVE I t',I2N2NE4 EXC.216A H�'+h'EXC UPRR CO RES SU US _6U10VJ 10 ST WELD FJddress 7 jGREELEY CO - I' Addregs'3 i. 'Address 4:) I 'A . .. _-ZiP.�80634 j 'Us CodI I .:Phone 1:i ] TRA�0608 . . Phone 2:' .. Exempt'C— - - Stshis.�ACTIVE ?� Gout Owned r. Nptation:.I - . • J Xi-I ^ ,r e` 7� it _<'�-tt - ' 1 i. "t "�C 4 E:-- t*rL'�a: 4 ':f .. - s;`3' N`�R, 1i'"r'. •'4:a -'-1 i__ Permjt N: VI-0100053 A.ddress: 6010 W 10 ST VJEL - .n:< -j^ _.; :«' •. Status: 1COMPLNT ;a.` *:..,� ,T,,,_ •YA APPLICANT: SEUJ.4LD RICHARD •GPs � � Date: 103/14/2001 E.cli$►op r xl .. Y s ':r _.74-f11�t....- r esc )Reel gl - -_ . a� eoy�. ,�t' i Cyg .z+, ' ` ;i :w ,. ---^^so'°;r .St:=r•' +S,,� . 9 : 3iYa3:A:a� "� ._.,n.r�.�a�` $' t` ..,px� a.r �..— .xti= �:.-..- s��'s Jsli . - , . w I_ BPdate � Ebt l3act: ' - `�:;; �• - Parcel No: 10959-09-1-00-006 _ - - -- - -v4' _ _� ': Owner: ISEWALD RICHARD SHARON A _. " -:^= Status COMPLNT A. Writte BJS Sec'Twn Rn 09 05 66 - h aReview) - - - Description: Change in use(w/out a new Site Plan Location:. 16010 W 10th Street VYEL • __._....:.4;:.:.,.. Zoning Dist: IC-3 _ PerrnitNurn:. 1 = _.. •'"'' ''-'' ::7:',.. ' App Type::IWCVJ.(BCV=BLDNG`•/1O.VI-ZONING VIO.VWGV=WELD Vti)'bcv+vi).• - - Class Code: 1V1-3 • • ..:. ` -. -. :::'. ISITE PLAN . .. • Complaint 103/13/2001 Init: IBJS NO VI: I—/_/_... Init I 5 Day Letter: 03/14/2001 Init IBJS • -• Issued: 1_/_/, Init 1 Inspection: 103/14/2001 - brit: IBJS = . ._ BCG Vio: 1—/—/_.— Init I Court 1�—/_ Init. �— • Ciosed BGV: 1_/__/___• - • Init I� Closed VI: (—/ _/_ brit I � • • .. v.4.3.29 .. :•. I. • II Start 1 MGroupWise-Mailbox I V,Carel WordPerfect-...1 y,!'PERMITS'Plus I iijj Status . 1 `:'WBT-PRNTSCRN....# 'q' K.:;1 7:53AM (flt DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING SERVICES Code Compliance Division 1555 N. 17th Avenue, Greeley, CO 80631 Phone: (970) 353-6100, Ext. 3540 Fax: (970) 304-6498 COLORADO ZONING and/or BUILDING CODE COMPLAINT FORMS Complaint Initiated by: 'K, ZONING CODE COMPLAINT ❑ Staff/Name: ❑ Citizen Other. )4 HEALTH DEPARTMENT X WELD COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE+J .C„'an...( 4'`f` ? r( BUILDING CODE COMPLAINT O PUBLIC WORKS/PEST&WEEDS Date Complaint was received: .61I?r' Pending Case#(i.e. USR,RE,SE,ect...): Legal Description: Qi-, NSA cc MT, 1\P*o g Parcel#:C Pt•CQ• 1 Or • C Violation Address: COO CI If). 1 �*-\Q ')c Property Owners Name: 'Q Nrk-s-ci ftRn CZYM Phone: Property Owners Address: tc"Q N c `)C. - GrP e V 9 C `bC'o Tenant's Name: Phone: Tenant's Address: (tank � �� NATURE OF COMPLAINT: Y%cC`71 (titan �� a i ��c rv�C nc Ufa- t' .�kifr CQ V\C, is Cf � t(� _ as �! I t inn rn+ l C.X 'I-r1 R # i , Cr c)O4-1.11 )O4--t ry Q fir i1 Y t Lary Zoning Complaint Referred To:. ....VI C- Date: �A�{ t i_i\ `1 Ai Building Code Complaint Referred To: Date: Additional Notes: (it citte , DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING SERVICES Code Compliance Division Website: WWW.CO.WELD.CO.US E-mail Address: bsalzman@co.weld.co.us C • 1555 N. 17th Avenue, Greeley, CO 80631 II III O Phone: (970) 353-6100, Ext. 3540 • Fax: (970) 304-6498 COLORADO • February 15, 2001 • Mr. & Mrs. Richard Sewald 609 40`h Avenue • Greeley, CO 80634 Subject: Part of the NE4 of Section 9, T5N, R66W of the 6th P.M., Weld County, Colorado (Parcel #0959-09-1-00-008) %6010 W. 101° Street% and Lot 3 & 4 of the Western Hills Subdivision,Weld County, Colorado(Parcel #0959-04-4-03-006) %6005 W. 101° Street% Dear Mr. & Mrs. Sewald: It has come to the attention of the Department of Planning Services' staff that the uses on your property may not be in compliance with the Weld County Code,Chapter 23. The potential noncompliance with the County Code is failure to comply with the "Site Plan Review" for each property. We received reports that would lead us to believe that both properties mentioned above are subject to review. First, the property located at"6005 W. 10`h Street", provided parking during a"Rave" and sold tickets. Per the Site Plan Review (SPR-330) for this property, parking for other entities was not addressed. Secondly, the property located at"6010 W. 10`h Street" was the location of a rave. This type of use, as well, was not addressed in the Site Plan Review (SPR-227) for the property. If you are seeking revisions in your Site Plan Review for either property, please come in and speak to the On-Call Planner. Otherwise, please be advised that any future "raves" will constitute immediate action before the Board of County Commissioners. If you have any questions regarding this letter, please feel free to contact me at the above address, telephone number or e-mail address. If you with to see me personally,please call to schedule an appointment so that I may reserve a sufficient amount of time with you. Sincerely, y� ) Bethany Salzma Zoning Compliance Office pc: SPR-330 SPR-227 Julie Chester, Lead Planner Bruce Barker, County Attorney SERVICE,TEAMWORK,INTEGRITY,QUALITY Y V.. >-' b° W N O OO.ti- v. C .2 wO 4 O C' cu = .0 ,° r aj 5 C ,'O ,y 'S "p 'O'O : .O it 0 N 'h .Tu dy 'O O _4 v O D U , 00004, --. ° did � > C O cG 0 N '�.C C m ... a � 0 .00 ° ° ❑ b yTO a 3 m a ° CDt ° w .° >mr°'a. oa.c � rrno H ° mw o... 3 xr000-. can, 'mayr". � - ;� 0i_ ov .?'I:14 °i °�' C � ba> �wwOH'N .G o5 � ° !:tflH-v0tt!Ri a, ` ° °' - 1-. O � .CN N 0 .- Cw ° NW� v� CC.)4Qlw0 Lgso '^ .0oECiiilac wi ii 4 - 'e m ,�„ aCi c....1O `' '''': >dO •1:) -. Oc.) h m ° o b t o .S v ° ti N.,, O cei w m.o 3 C ir 4n > v cu n N >s O .n ' 3 .°G ° - Ti 7 J°. = ao= x oU dd v > v .d 3 .> a 3 > .o w d b 3H CA 3 Y u 0.3 � R t� -,-.1 Hai-3C7 rn a 'c 3a 3 .°� a`i rn 6..� -a'> .-^' f !srn . . 9;4aarl Weekly Tribute esrabll5Led 18701 ' y 1 Ofigetel SunpiI VOL. 93, NO. 77 MQNOA JAN. 19, 2OO : -• r y., 0 tonT_. .. -.2:,,,,:--. -- c.;&i. Rave runs without hitch SY GLORIA REYNOLDS for being a place where drug use is frequent. Ore 'nbune i i "If you get through a rave without any OD .:. or medical emergency, you're probably do- .4.4%-c A Saturday night rave the Weld County It was very quiet and very ing yourself pretty good," said Sgt. Dennis , , Sheriff's Office learned about only hours be- Pumphrey of University of Northern Col 1,, i' forehand came off without a hitch, officials uneventful as far as we know. orado police. said Sunday. There were no arrests or cita- - — Bill Spalding Pumphrey's knowledge comes from law tions made at the five-hour party in the 6000 Weld County Sheriff's Office enforcement training.He did not know about block of 10th Street. the Greeley rave.A big concern with raves is "It was very quiet and very uneventful as it, usually illegal drug use and related medical far as we know,"said watch commander Bill problems,Pumphrey said. . • Spalding. Greeley law enforcement officials did not Deputies estimated 200-300 people at- Sunday. attempt to stop the rave because its location tended the dance party, which lasted from The event was touted by promoters as about 1 1:30 p.m. Saturday until 4:30 a.m. drug-free.Raves,however,have a reputation See RAVE, Page A7 '''atid 171!h.eair i tLY r :?•-y'M, 'r.rrrnbv� r. ka,+e hi.lr7 r;`-'��'r.•.'.•,.. '7• •L^` --^ ' . r 1"i�`a'. •. e,. -.__,+r.•-•*-. 1 �^ ^`Bogy. 1!`74s��fRecrponn No— l.Z t, r•.••• Recorder. i> .�S5, RNcunlra at.._—._�. _ ..Clack---127•1•.--�t�.r� County. �. arm— „.4,,. k''� "' -� .•• ..V...,..., r16 ll• � ' �i _!� RECORDER'S STAMP :i`'i .' l :•$•:::,.:•- i;':;:41,,...:.:-..1111'.Di F•L). Made 1111, ::rill day of DCI.erllltt$ ,... ;•• '. : 19, 7S,I,etw,rrn if(ILDII, 11W.. tit ivt: VILL\I 1!Ili _ ' .. '• ' . .Yr ..�.may/{I 9 �•�•� Stan DppoCC��s+mrslotY Fos .,..rt.-- -� . .. i ,v Data. UGC -.•••144. p;',1:•:,.: czi. R 1978 x''r'�„' • Weld aniI Rts1 of .:r 1 fr` y L'nunl of S 1, r 1 .:....77:: .. - trdhrado.uftherimtpart.ind RfClL11lD ri.el SfR'AL0 'l ID 4.G111111e1 1. !IR•\ih }:a••r. . :S• ant; !::4D., _ Tat,J. wlaue irgsl ad.lrr..,1 oil+J 4)rtl A\'CfU ll:. (:real CY, '"+• -:'i ri ,fliof the County of Rr•Iii and Stale of Colorado.of•hr etYnnd pare: re, •-�•,. .-.,-ea• itIT'.)s :III to t the raid l+env of the(if (eart.fararidIii ooafdrrntwnofthe.umoi Ca F_I1, ->A✓-''• '.,•N; • DOLLARS. ti '"Ti•aR:.• .l•'-7e1 ,: :t . .t IllIpIl' I IVI fIl(M15.11N) f 11E !tl1ItDN(I) '1111) iID,I00 ,;;;',4'2:-I•- 'to col'mil part v of the!•art part,n hand paid by•he said parties of the second pert,the receipt whereof is hereby runfrrtril and arkm•w{eaawd.hat. leranted.haramned,16414 l s nil(nneryed,and by then prearnta do r _ grant.ha rag on.'ell.'vinery and runrirm until t hr sold par ties of the remold part,thr,rlrrin and assigns f ,not in "-a ,'.t,-.; _ •, _ t yin curem.n but in yornt tenancy,all this lalinwr-•1•••••rtbrd l..t ar parcel of land,situate,lying and being in • g and Stale sr coofado.to wit: +'a "�� tlrr fut.n ty of l[i.1 f of 1 1%es L Iwo acres of the I:•1St ,� Il.i.;,:'; „ • ` 1'� • The 11++rti, 15J.0 teal of Lht Eaat. 1)A.i1 feet n the ✓ aim: .itrr. I the Rt,r Pi "ill n.f the• Ilnrlh !!elf ill' tit Itnrtfl, i t (itlarttf (lt!/._ •.::: •1•'�i- ' • • d) 111/l. IIC1/4) of Sut:tir,n 7, fown;li ii 5 Irortlr. Il.nt'R• 6t e1l'rSi :li tit• F,th • 3 1 County ofs lhr•rrfrta' that portion ennvevetl ,) we ld,aWtr of Culnratkl. (.Leif IIItG i '• 0epdrtn+rtl it: l of Hltilitit•. Stitt!. of Cuit.r.rliu i:y I)rfDeedrecordedrecorded :Id,. li. 1956 ii.41 d fn• I i h y;ail.: S. in honk I to:i at Page e:5, Wt!Iii f mint y Iterurtlt .. ' } , a :1 IM (V-, . . ...) - d al•o known s 0 T.rrrt And number •;�)ID Wet, 10th SIrfvl. Grip cy. 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