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F 0798 MA _ ANN FEUERSTEIN CLERK & Ri iRDER WELD CO, CO
RESOLUTION
RE: APPROVAL OF SERVICE PLAN OF NEW RAYMER-STONEHAM FIRE PRO-
TECTION DISTRICT
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, proponents of the New Raymer-Stoneham Fire Pro-
tection District filed a service plan with the Board of County
Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado, on January 26 , 1984 , and
WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners of Weld County,
Colorado, did, on February 1 , 1984 , set a hearing date to con-
sider said New Raymer-Stoneham Fire Protection District Service
Plan, which hearing was held, pursuant to notice, on February
29, 1984, at the hour of 2 : 00 o ' clock p.m. , and
WHEREAS , at said public hearing, the Board of County Com-
missioners heard the testimony and statements of those present,
heard the recommendations of the Weld County Planning Commission,
and being fully informed, finds that said service plan meets the
criteria set forth in Section 32-1-203 , CRS 1973, as amended,
and that said service plan should be approved.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of County Com-
missioners of Weld County, Colorado, that the New Raymer-Stoneham
Fire Protection District Service Plan be, and hereby is , approved
as set forth herein.
The above and foregoing Resolution was, on motion duly made
and seconded, adopted by the following vote on the 29th day of
February, A.D. , 1984 .
-.- - BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
ATTEST: l, E c.y. :vi,t is r_:x' /4141/ WELD COUNTY, COLORADO
Wald Count Clerk and Recorder
asid Clerk t%o the Board---) Norman Carlson, Chairman
'8y y ? gi,C .0 e A-,7 pry.
HLL:jeputy County Clerk aue ' ne J son, Pro-Tem
AP1.AS TO FORM:
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� /e'n/�e/�'R�'_. Bra tner
ae County Attorney Chuck Carlson
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�n J T. Martin
PROP: Special Dist. .S COO 76
030584
HEARING CERTIFICATION DOCKET NO. 84-7
RE: NEW RAYMER-SIUNEHAM FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT - SERVICE PLAN
A public hearing was conducted on February 29 , 1984, at 2:00 P.M. , with
the following present:
Commissioner Norman Carlson, Chairman
Commissioner Jacqueline Johnson, Pro-Tem
Commissioner gene Brantner
Commissioner Chuck Carlson
Commissioner John Martin
Also present:
Acting Clerk to the Board, Tonr'iie Antuna
Assistant County Attorney, Lee D. Morrison
Planning Department Representative, Michael Mullen
The following business was transacted:
I hereby certify that pursuant to a notice dated February 1, 1984, and duly
published in the La Salle Leader on February 2, 1984, a public hearing was
held for the purpose of considering the Service Plan for the New Raymer-
Stoneham Fire Protection District. Lee Morrison, Assistant County Attorney,
made this item of record. Mike Mullen, representing the Planning Department,
read the favorable recommendation from the Planning Commission into the record.
Robert Burroughs, Attorney representing the petitioners, came forward to
answer questions of the Board. Louis Bornhoft, Stoneham resident, offered
comments in favor of this matter. He said Stoneham residents had bought
a used fire truck from Brush and New Raymer has an older pump. He explained
how they intend to purchase a better truck. He said they are trying to locate
two more used trucks, fix them up and then in five or six years they hope to
have saved enough money to purchase better equipment. After discussion, Mr.
Morrison said the consideration today is for the Service Plan, the matter
then has to he heard by the District Court, who would certify an election,
so the people within the District will have the final vote as to the forma-
tion. Commissioner C. Carlson moved to approve the Service Plan for the
New_Raymer-Stoneham Fire Protection District, based upon the recommendation
of the Planning Commission. Commissioner Brantner seconded the motion and
it carried unanimously.
APPROVED:
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Arr'EST: i i ,p -`',' J "" "` a WELD COUNTY, COLORADO
Weld County Clerk and Recorder ,".e«� 6-4,4-e-----
and Clerk to the Board -- Norman Carlson, Chairman
Deputy County Clerk que e JJnPro-TF
sAghT a Q/'�]
Gene R. Brant r
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Chuck Carlson
TAPE #84-15 Jdvz T. Martin
DOCKET #84-7
Prop: Special Districts
030584
ATTENDANCE RECORD
DATE: February 29, 1984
TODAY ' S HEARINGS ARE AS FOLLOWS :
Docket #84-5 - COZ,, Rademacher
Docket #84-4 - Local Improvement Dist. 1984-1, Street Improvements
Docket #84-7 - New Raymer-Stoneham Fire Protection District
Docket #34-8 - USR, Jeffres
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FEB 2 4 1984
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BEFORE THE WELD COUNTY, COLORADO PLANNING COMMISSION ck«Ltv, coLo.
RESOLUTION OF RECOMMENDATION TO THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Moved by Lydia Dunbar that the following resolution be introduced for passage
by the Weld County Planning Commission. Be it Resolved by the Weld County
Planning Commission that the application for:
NAME: Louis Bornhoft and Cary Lambert
ADDRESS: Stoneham, CO 80654 and New Raymer, CO 80742
REQUEST: Petition for the creation of the New Raymer-Stoneham Fire Protection
District
LOCATION: The proposed area comprises the total Weld County RE-11J Praire
School District, approximately 670 square miles and includes the
town of New Raymer and the unincorporated areas of Stoneham, Vim and
Liberty. The proposed service area extends to the east on the
Morgan County line, north on the Logan County line to the Nebraska
state line, west to the boundary of Pawnee School District RE-12 and
south to and along Briggsdale School District RE-10J.
be recommended favorably to the Board of County Commissioners for the
following reasons:
Section 32-1-203 et seq. CRS as amended sets forth eight (8) criteria for
review of special district service plans. The following criteria have been
satisfied:
1. There is sufficient existing and projected need for an organized fire
district in the area;
2. The existing service in the proposed district area is not adequate for
present and projected needs;
3. Adequate service is not, nor is it anticipated to be, available to the
area through municipal annexation by other existing municipal or
quasi-municipal corporations within a reasonable time and on a comparable
basis;
4. The facility and service standards of the proposed fire protection
district are compatible with the facility and service standards of
adjacent fire districts and adjacent towns;
5. The proposal is in compliance with the master plan (Weld County
Comprehensive Plan) adopted pursuant to Section 30-28-108 CRS 1973;
6. The proposal is in compliance with the duly adopted water quality
management plan;
7. The petitioners have demonstrated that the proposed special district is
capable of providing economical and sufficient service to the proposed
service area; and
8. The petitioners have demonstrated that the proposed special district does
have the ability to discharge the proposed indebtedness on a reasonable
basis.
Louis Bornhoff and Cary Lambert
Petition for the creation of the
New Raymer-Stoneham Fire Protection
District
February 21, 1984
Page 2
Motion seconded by: Bill McMurray
Vote:
For Passage Against Passage
Jack Holman
Louis Rademacher
Bill McMurray
Sharon Linhart
James Docheff
Doug Graff
Lydia Dunbar
Bob Ehrlich
The Chairman declared the Resolution passed and ordered that a certified copy
be forwarded with the file of this case to the Board of County Commissioners
for further proceedings.
CERTIFICATION OF COPY
I, Bobbie Good, Recording Secretary of the Weld County Planning Commission, do
hereby certify that the above and foregoing Resolution is a true copy of the
Resolution of the Planning Commission of Weld County, Colorado, adopted on
February 21, 1984 and recorded in Book No. IX of the proceedings of the said
Planning Commission.
Dated the 22nd day of February, 1984.
Secretary
.r J mEmORAnDUM
Lee Morrison, Assistant County Atty.
Illik To Don Warden,Dirertor-Finance DateJanuary 5, 19R4
COLORADO From Michael S. Mul 1 en, Current P1 anner
Subject: Proposed New Raymer-Stoneham Fire Protection District
Enclosed you will find a draft proposal and mapping submitted by Louis
Bornhoft of Stoneham (735-2641) and Cary Lambert of New Raymer (437-5415) .
They are interested in the creation of this district prior to May 1, 1984 in
order to be placed on the 1985 tax roll. The Department of Planning
Services would like your comments on this draft proposal, any suggestions
that you might offer to the representatives and an indication of any
associated costs for scheduling hearings on this matter.
MSM:dg
,57,577
. 1'+' JAN 6 1984
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NOTICE
° Docket No . 84-7
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, the Board of Weld County Commissioners
will conduct a public hearing to consider the request for the
formation of a fire protection district in the Prairie School
District. The hearing has been set for February 29 , 1984 , to
be held in the First Floor Hearing Room, Weld County Centennial
Center, 915 10th Street, Greeley, Colorado, at 2 : 00 P .M.
The proposed New Raymer, Stoneham Fire Protection District com-
prises the total Weld County RE-11J Prairie School District and
includes the incorporated area of New Raymer and the unincor-
porated areas of Stoneham, Vim, and Liberty.
A map, cost estimate , all resolutions and proceedings are on
file and may be examined at the office of the Clerk to the Board
of County Commissioners , 915 10th Street, Room 317 , Greeley,
Colorado between 8 : 00 A.M. and 5 : 00 P .M. Comments by the owners
of any real estate to be assessed will be heard by the Board of
County Commissioners before final action is taken thereon.
The owner of any real property within the proposed district
may file a petition with the Weld County District Court request-
ing that their property be excluded from the district, stating
therein the reasons for exclusion. The petition shall be
verified, shall described the property to be excluded, and must
be filed at least 10 days prior to the court hearing on the
petition for organization.
THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
WELD COUNTY, COLORADO
BY: MARY ANN FEUERSTEIN
COUNTY CLERK AND RECORDER
AND CLERK TO THE BOARD
BY: Mary Reiff, Deputy
DATED: February 1 , 1984
PUBLISHED: February 2 , 1984 , in the LaSalle Leader
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Affidavit of Publication
STATE OF COLORADO, 1 ss
County of Weld. 1
r.1,7 ��a �a., Nr��
5 LEGAL NOTICE
\ of NOTICE
said County of Weld. being duly sworn, soy that DackelNe.Na
I am publisher o/)f NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,the
2G.F--r-c-ILL x-�X. Beard will Weld u tCounty burin;
5 to
/Ca�L'Le-411/4---' ern conduct a public the for to
consider the request for the forma-
that the same is a weekly newspaper of general tion of a fire protection district in
circulation printed nd published in the the Prairie been e School for Feb The
hearing has set ie Februa29, ry
town of Q t� He 1,400,tRoom,be Waq d Comet Floor
Nearalo Room, weld County Con-
in said county and stale: that the notice or adver. menial Center, 915 loth Street,
liniment, of which the annexed is a true copy, Greeley, Colorado,at 5:0p P.M.
has been published in said weekly newspaper The Proposed Now Reimer,Stone-
/tor Fire Protection districtcanl-
for consecutive prises the total Weld County RE-11J
weeks: that the trance w¢s Prairie School District and includes
published in the _ the incorporated area of New
regular and entire issue of every number of said 'Raymer and the unincorporated
newspaper during the penod and time of publi- -areas Stoneham, Vim, and
cation of said notice and in the newspaper
proper and not in a supple.nent thereof: that the A %cost estimate, all rsyefd:-
Ifrst publication of said notice was contained in
the issue of said, ewe bons and be proceedings are on file
pi paper bearing date the/ and may examined at Moffitt
`� day of'— tit A.D., I91,1, of the Clerk to the Beard of Counts
Commitsieners, 91S IoM Sheet,
and the last publication there,., in th Issue of Room 517, Greeley, Colorado be-
acid ewipoper bearing date. the day c: tweed 0:00 A.M. and 5:00 P.M.
66-44-4•4721
n, /s�,` �� __ y,, ly / Comments by Me owners of any
tt'4444 ., 19 .-1: that the said real to be Board rdasof will be
heard by the of County
Commissioners before final action
Cf_ J'� q _ 9b� is taken thereon,
f��.Il n,( C The owner of any real prep,.
rty
has been published continuously and uninterrupt. within the proposed district may
edly during the period of at least fifty-Iwo can file a petition with the Weld County
menthe. weeks next District Court requesting that their
prior to the first issue thereof property be excluded from the
containing said notice or advertisement above district,stating therein the reasons
referred tor and that said newspaper was at the for exclusion.The petition shall be
verified, shall describe the prop.
time of each of the publications of said notice. erty to be excluded,and must be
duly qualified for that purpose within the mea filed at least 1e days prior to the
n
coyrt hearing on the petition for
ing of an act- entitled, "An Act Concerning Legal organization.
Notice., Advertisements and Publications, and THE BOARD OF COUNTY
the Fees of Printers and Publishers thereof. and COMMISSIONERS
to Repeal all Acts and Parts of Actsin ConflictWELD COUNTY,COLORADO
with the Provisions of this Act." approved April 7, BY:.MARY ANN FEUERSTEIN
1921. and all amendments thereof, and portico. COUNTY CLERK AND
lady as amended by an act approved. March 30. RECORDER
AND CLERK TO THE BOARD
1923 an actd 73"
BY:Mary RBifbDeputy
DATED: February 1, 1904
Publ' r Published in the LaSalle Leader
Thursday, February 2, 1954.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this—.......6.1i2
day of 1-17.4/0 A.D., 19
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My commission expires _/1-7-O ____
Notary Public
ELIZABETH MASSEY
22019 W.C.RD. 54
GREELEY, CO 80631
Proof of Publication
STATE OF COLORADO,
County of Logan. /
SS.
T. Pat Cavanaugh
, being duly sworn, deposes
and says: . -
1. That he is the Publisher of The Sterling Journal-Advocate, a daily . ,"'s `..
newspaper printed and published in the City of Sterling, County of c " ,7
Loga , d tate of Colorao. g �� -� ti
2. That the said The Sterling Journal-Advocate is printed and pub- �.. "a°"
lished daily, except Sundays and legal holidays, and that it has a general - V,.. '- 1
circulation in the City of Sterling, and County of Logan, and elsewhere. :..:..+..
dNtrtiit School
3. That the said The Sterling Journal-Advocate was established, and D llllan
has been printed and published in said County, uninterruptedly and at, • robe
continuously, during a period of at least Fifty-two Weeks next prior to .- Hearing
Gritten-
the first issue thereof, containing said +--alt r, 913 loth Street,
N-otice.....-oL--.p-uhlic--hear-ing —fire...prate-ctloa district �r�eleY. Colorado, 2:00
d , at
°I"""E D` "TI""'''''''''''"T Prairie School trw Rarmer-
stoneham Fire Pro$ction
a copy of which is hereunto attached. Districtc comprises the tetal.
County t andwell nCudes
4. That the said The Sterling Journal-Advocate is a daily news- SOWWeld .D�pisptrreic�atdand I
paper of general circulation, and that the said daily newspaper is printed or area of New
and published in whole or in part in said County of Logan, in which said Riffillier *id the\!Onto,-
paroled pries of.SNaeham,
Vlm.lnd Li tie.
Notice A..�ap cwt, citmate.-an
GIVE TITLE°F NOT=E DR ADVERT.EMENT reaollgiaw!ono,preceedmos
is required by law to be published. alrieim d�+e' tpSl1' be the
S ed�oe o the
5. That the said The Sterling Journal-Advocate has been admitted -c �Na4lr 115 comity
to the United States Mails as second class matter under the provisions of St I . Golat•;
the Act of March 3, 1879, or any amendments thereof, and that said 't:Qol>rpti°"' inap;A
newspaper is a daily newspaper duly qualified for publishing legal {tlS,.r r^ ants
notices and advertisements within the meaning of an Act of the General tun y t t e late.
Assembly of the State of Colorado, approved March 5, 1935, being the of wlb Wheard arity e Commis-
Chapter Chapter 156 of the Session laws of Colorado, 1935, entitled: "An Act 's 0,nit action Is
relating to legal notices and advertisements," and amending Section I, colts _ {{
Chapter 113 Session Laws of Colorado, 1931. The „ al' raN pttlper-Warta
6- That the said annexed It W. ge
rAtort 20-
Notice oAtzfy be
.7
DIVE TITLE OF NOTICE OR ADVERTISEMENT .dlurtct,
tar
was published in the regular and entire editions of The Sterling Journal- AMR
Advocate, a duly qualified daily newspaper for that purpose, within the ibe the
terms of the above named Acts. {b 1O fund be
a'0 days
on
7. That the said annexed tor�Izatial-
y,
Notice C.. .COUNTY
STONERS
GIVE TITLE OF NOTICE OR ADVERTISEMENT lt't"# . Vet COUNTY,
F k�V, > y RANN
is a true copy of the original which was regularly published in each of 4 IA; a,ss�p;'e"t*" 'RY ANN
the regular and entire issues of said daily newspaper, a legally qualified RSTEIN
paper for that purpose, erfiE RAND
by One insertions and that the i BOARD
tie
first publication thereof was in the issue dated February 9 lgS4 2,
I
and the last publication was in the issue dated .. 19------ P 9O984
S -Advocate
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lie er.
Subscribed and sworn to
9th February JJ// 84
before me this 19
day of
Not Public.
My Commission Expires Jan.26, 1
My Commission Expires.... .N,. d.State hg,.D0.80751
AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION
STATE OF COLORADO, )
County of Morgan. ss.
Fern H. Spencer -
NOTICE
being of lawful age and first duly sworn on his oath, et DaeY 0 7
Circulation mgr. NOTICE IS HEREBYG the piW public
Weld
states that he is the of County Commies eoers will duct a public hearing
The Fort Morgan Times; that The Fort Morgan Times to consider district
in request far c formation of fire
o conk er the equest for
� School ion o a e
is a daily newspaper of general circulation and printed wearing has be�nsotfor Femrry Al,I984,to be held
andpublished in the City of Fort Morgan in the County in the First Floor Haring Room, weld County
Catitmda 1 Cater, 915 tOfb Street, Greeley,
M
of Morgan, State of Colorado; that said daily newspaper colored),at2:teP
has been published in said Morgan County, Colorado, The proosed New Romer-Stoneham Fire
uninterruptedly and continuously during theperiod of at Protection District the total Weld County
RE-11J Prairie School M and includes the
least twelve months next prior to the first issue thereof incorporated area of Na. Rayner and the unin-
corporated areas ofStondgm,Vim,and Liberty.
containing the annexed Notice Docket _No_.__ �oceedrpra'e arse err file ay all resolutions
atathe
84-7 office of Die Clerk to the Rwrd of County Com-
missioners, 915 10th Street, Room 317 Greeley,
Colorado between 8:00 A.M. and 5:00 P.M. Com-
ments by the owners of any real estate to be assessed
------- will be heard by the BoaM of County Commissioners
before final action is taken Speen.
The owner of any real within thepe
that said daily newspaper is a daily newspaper and district may file a petition wi h the Weld otFm°otyy
qualified for that purpose within the meaning of the Act District airt requa that their property be
excluded from the stating therein the
of the General Assembly of the State of Colorado, ap- reasons for exclusion.The tion shall be verified
roved March 30, 1923, and entitled, "An Act to amend shall describe the proper excluded and must
p be filed at teastl0 days bake court hearing on
an Act entitled 'An Act concerning legal notices, adver- the petition for oraggaaid a on.
tisements and publications and the fees of printers and THE ROAM)OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
publishers thereof, and to repeal all acts andparts of WELD COUNTY COLORADO
P BY: ANN FEUERSTEIN
acts in conflict with the provisions of this act,' " being COUNTY AND RECORDER
Section 1 to 10 inclusive pages 404 to 409 inclusive of AND RE TO THE BOARD
Chapter 139 (pertaining to legal notices and advertise- DATED:February 1,ISM BY:Mary Reiff,duty
ments) of the Session Laws of the State of Colorado for PUBLISHED:February 7,19M in the Fort Morgan
Times
1923, as amended by Chapter 113, Session Laws 1931; _ _
that the annexed Notice
was published in the regular daily and entire issue of
said daily newspaper on The saay of each
successive week for a period of 1 insertions;
that the first publication of said Not ice
was in the regular daily issue of said daily newspaper
dated February 7th, 19_81r_
and the last publication thereof was in the daily issue
of said newspaper dated February Teti 198 .
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my
hand this 8th dal,of Feburi y - A84
STATE OF COLORADO,
County of Morgan ss.
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
Robert W. Spencer
a Notary Public in and for the County and State afore-
said by _Fern H. Spencer this
8th day February , A.D. 19 84
My con tai ion expires Feb. 11 th a---_19R5,
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/ Notary Public
• C` , mEmoRnn um
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Michael S. Mullen,
To Current Planner Date January 13, 1984
COLORADO From Donald D. Warden v
Subject: Comments on New Raymer/Stoneham Fire Protection District
Per your request of January 5, 1984, this is to advise you that I have
reviewed the proposed New Raymer/Stoneham Fire Protection District. I have
been asked to comment on whether or not it appears to be financially feasible.
Upon review of the information presented it would appear that the Fire
District and level of service as proposed is financially feasible, and falls
within the statutory mill levy limitations. Therefore, I would recommend to
you and to the Board of County Commissioners that the district as proposed is
financially feasible and that the assessed value of the proposed district of
an excess of $14 million will support the level of service and the
indebtedness that is proposed in the justification.
If you need any further information please do not hesitate to contact me
regarding this matter.
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Weld"o P�anfime°
Service Plan
PROPOSED NEW $AYMER-STONEHAM FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT
December 1983
PURPOSE
This service plan has been prepared by the committee for the formation
of the proposed New Raymer-Stoneham Fire Protection District , to provide
property owners and other intereste'' parties with reliablea, information
pertinent to the establishment of a fire protection district . Justification
for the study is based upon the need for fire protection in this very
large area , in which fire protection is completely insufficient at the
present time . The findings of this report establish a firm basis from
which to project needed facilities and costs thereof .
DESCRIPTION OF AREA
The proposed area comprises the total Weld County RE-11J Prairie School
District approximately 670 square miles , and includes the incorporated
area of :few Raymer and the unincorporated areas of Stoneham, Vim , and
Liberty . The proposed service area extends to the East on the Morgan
County line , North en the Logan County line to Nebraska ,;state line ,
West to the boundary of Pawnee School District RE-12, South to and along
Briggsdale School District RE-10J. The proposed district boundaries
are shown on the large Weld County map , Exhibit 1 .
POPULATION AND ASSESSED VALUE
The current estimated population of the proposed district is approxi-
mately 5`10 . Based on current records of the Weld County Assessor' s
office , the assessed valuation of the proposed district is $14, 396,300.
AGENCIES CONSULTED
Colorado State Forestry Service
Western Hills Fire Protection District
Weld County Sheriff' s Office
Town of New Raymer
State Farm Insurance
Wiggins Telephone Association
Sterling Fire Department
Kimball Fire Department
Pawnee Fire Protection District
Hillrose -Snyder Fire Protection District
Weld County Planning and Zoning
Intra West Bank Of Jterling , Colo .
JUSTIFICATION
The present fire protection in the propo3ed district consists of the
following: The New Raymer fire truck is a 19% Giv:C . It is an old
gas delivery truck with power takePoff pump and can run only about
35-40 mph when full. This truck is housed in a building owned by the
town of New Raymer and is adequate to house a fire truck. The truck
and building expense is presently paid for by the town of New Raymer .
The Stoneham fire truck iS a 1950 International and is quite adequate
for fighting fires ; however , is lacking proper Bunker suits , Air packs
etc . This truck is housed in a well-insulated building in the town
of Stoneham and is maintained by donations from members of the community .
Both ,New Raymer and Stoneham fire departments lack the necessary funds
to properly equip the Volunteer fire fighters with adequate protection
and better equipment .
The area of Vim and Liberty communities are a long way from New Raymer
or Stoneham and are without any fire protection, whatsoever . Kimball
Fire Department has informed us they cannot come into Colorado , until
we become a district . At that time , they will sign a mutual aid
agreement with us, as will the Pawnee Hire Protection District , Sterling
Fire District and Hi.11rose-Snyder District .
15-2r volunteers help with fire calls , but there has been no training
and no structured organization .
It is very obvious that the necessary protection of life and property
is needed due to stability of resider.*' areas , farming and ranching
areas , mil business , air force sites , and grassland areas .
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FACILITIES
Truck #1: The Stoneham truck and building are adequate and will be sold
to the Fire Protection District . It is located in the town of Stoneham
on property belonging to the Stoneham Co -operative Telephone Corporation
of which a lease on the land has been obtained for a period of ninety-
nine years .
Truck # 2: The truck at New Raymer is to be replaced with a later model
fire truck, hopefully , to be purchased from some other Fire Dept . that
is updating their equipment . The plan is to possibly keep their present
truck for a tanker or nurse truck. It will he housed in the e rrse by
present
building , which is in good condition. The building
the District from the town of New Raymer .
Truck # 3: A truck to^locnted north of Stoneham and New Raymer . This
truck will be a ton truck with a slip-in unit unless another used truck
is available from another Fire . Dept . It will he housed on the private
property of John Toedtli; in his insulated shop of which the District
will provide the fuel to heat it . This locnticn will give the north
portion of the district better fire protection .
CAL_ AND ALA'W SYSTEP,'.
A telephone system sot up through the Wiggins Telephone Association and
The Stoneham Co-operative Telephone Corporation will ri^r' into 15-20
homes at each fire station.
Staff- The fire fighting volunteers will be required to be adequately
trained to operate equipment . provide immediate response to fire alarms ,
and properly protect life and property . The initial staff will consist
of approximately 15 volunteer fire fighters in Stoneham and 15 volunteer
fire fighters in New Raymer . A five person fire hoard shall be elected .
It is assumed that more volunteers will help in .the surrounding areas
when they have a small unit in close proximity. Recruitment will follow
the initial state .
UST ESTI ATES
Item Unit Cost Total Cost
Fire truck at Stoneham $ 7,500.00
Fire house at Stoneham Pn00.00
Fire truck for New Raymer 10000 .00
Fire Truck for Vim 3 Liberty lopC0.00
10 Funker coats , pants , Helmets
4000 .00
400 .00wi= gins Telephone 400.00
Stoneham Telephone
First Aid Equipment -5.000.00
Neat , etc . '4000 .Co
Cost of Insurance 5000.00Radios - 3 Units ( 1 for ea . truck)
Formation Costs (County & Dist . Court , Lawyer ' s Fees ) 700 .00
FINANCIAL FL. 0IBILITY
The mil levy support is anticipated at 2 mils which is below
maximum mil levy allowed by law . This outlines a plan to
borrow $55,000.00 from a local bank (See attached letter)
with interest to be negotiated at the time of loan. Repayment
to be at 1. 5 mils with a maximum maturity of 5 years . All of
these studies take into ecndideration that the incopporated
town of New Raymer is to be included in the district .
WATER SUPPLY
The water supply for the proposed district will consist of the
New Rayer water system, fill up well sites in Stoneham, and
various wells strategically located in various areas around
the district' s private property .
ORGANIZATION
The total number of volunteers will include a fire chief and
two assistant fire chiefs .
TRAINING
Sterling Fire Dept . of Sterling, Colo. has agreed to give us
our training on all phases of fire fighting . Some sessions to
be held at Prairie School, others with our own equipment and
still more training at the Sterling Fire Department .
Training will be held once a month and it will be required that
each volunteer attend at least six times a year.
Training in C.P.R. and First Aid will be given to us by a
licensed E.M.T , or the State Patrol.
VOLUNTEER FIREMEN
Stoneham:
Louis Bornhoft Ralph Northrup
Stanley Northrup Forrest Tappy
Harold Bornhoft David Willich
Kenneth Carlson Bryce Carlson
Harold Carlson Ron Northrup
K. C . Holzyorth Jerry Samber
Rocky Samber Gary Dollerschell
Brian Northrup
New Raymer:
Darrel Artzer Kenneth Axford
Steve Cook Stuart Corbett
Dale Gene Gudde Albert Kester
Homer Kibbee Wayne Kreger
Dennis Kugler Roy Kugler
Joe Kugler Terry Kugler
Cary Lambert David Long
Cody McEndaffer Guy McEndaffer
James Mertens Paul Mertens
Tom Mertens Elmer Miller
DPlwyn Northup Wayne Vangraescheppe
Vim-Liberty :
Larry KIndvall John Toedtle Brett McEndaffer
Les O 'Hare Steve O 'Hare Gary Scheffler
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RECORDS_
Colorado State field incident reports must be complete upon each fire
call, meeting or training . A copy must be kept and filed for district
reference .
MUTUAL AID AGREEMENTS
The facilities and service t be applied are compatible with adjoining
districts and will complement overall fire protection in the county .
Mutual aid agreements with other fire departments have been investi -
gated and are planned to be made with:
Sterling Fire Department
Yip:.ball Fire Department
4illard Fire Department
Pawnee Fire Protection District
Briggsdale Volunteer Fire District
H' - rose -Snyder Fire Department
RE: OIL FIELD FIRE PROTECTION
Foam Equipment will be purchased for each truck .
EnUIPMENT On Trucks To Be Purchased
400 Ft . l+ ~Hose equipped with l Turbd jet Noz21.
2 Hose Reels ( 150 ft . per reel) equipped with 1 in. Turbojet Nozzle
Ladders
Axes
Pike Poles
Fire Extinguishers CO2 and Dry Chemical
500 gal . Tank
I -' Inline Foam Eductors
LIST OF FIRST RESPONSE
EMERENCY MEDICAL SUPPLIES
THREE (3) TRAUMA KITS COMPLETE WITH AIR SPLINT, DRESSINGS, AIDS
THREE (3) SHORT BACK BOARDS
THREE (3) LONG BOARDS
THREE (3) OXYGEN RESCUSITATOR UNITS, SUCTION UNITS IF FUNDS AVAILABLE
THREE (3) BACK UP OXYGEN CYLINDERS
THREE (3) BURN AND TRAUMA KITS
THREE (3) SAGER TRACTION SPLINTS
THREE (3) EMERGENCY OBSTETRICS KITS
MISCELLANEOUS SUPPLIES - BLANKETS, LANTERNS, ROPE, PRY TOOLS, SHEETS, AND
PILLOWS
January 16 , 1984
To Whom It May Concern:
Please let this letter serve as notification that the
Town of Raymer is aware and has given its approval
to the committee that has been formed to pursue the
organization of a Fire Protection District to include
the Town of Raymer.
Sincerely,
Elmer Miller, Mayor
Town of Raymer
Intr-awest(
Banks -
IntraWest Bank of Sterling
Post Office Box 1592
Sterling, Colorado 80751
(303) 522-1383
January 13, 1984
New Raymer Fire Protection District
ATTN: Louis Bornhoft
Dear Louie:
After having discussed with you and read your plan for formation
of the New Raymer-Stoneham Fire Protection District, I can tell
you that we are interested in working with you.
IntraWest Bank of Sterling is prepared to lend to you an amount
up to $55,000 for a term of no longer than 5 years at a rate of
approximately 10%. Of course, the necessary documents would
need to be drawn and we would need a resolution concerning who
is authorized to borrow for the District.
We will be glad to work with you in any way that we can.
Sincerely,
Dean Hiler
Executive Vice President
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MAILING LIST - PROPOSED NEW RAYMER-STONEHAM FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT
Taxation districts with the district:
School District 11
c/o Jim Fike
P.O. Box 68
New Raymer, CO 80742
Town of New Raymer
Elmer Miller, Mayor
New Raymer, CO 80742
Taxation districts within three miles of proposed district:
School District 10
c/o Dr. Everet Bissel
P.O. Box 125
Briggsdale, CO 80611
School District 12
c/o R. D. Kimmel
Grover, CO 80729
Pawnee Fire Protection District
c/o Steve Idler
Grover, CO 80729
Attorney:
Robert C. Burroughs
115 Second Avenue
Ault, CO 80610
Fire District Representatives:
Louis Bornhoft
Stoneham, CO 80754
Cary R. Lambert
300 Thomas
New Raymer, CO 80742
STATE OF COLORADO
Department of Local Affairs of coto
DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT 8° n
w AZ"u"y/
Pat Ratliff, Director 'ran'
Richard D. Lamm
Governor
NOTICE OF FILING OF SPECIAL DISTRICT SERVICE PLAN
Pursuant to passage of S.B. 44 amending CRS 32-1-202, the County Clerk and
Recorder shall notify the Division of Local Government within five days after
the filing of a service plan for the formation of a new special district.
Please provide the information indicated and return this form to the Division
of Local Government.
New Raymer—Stoneham Fire Protection District January 26, 1984
Name of Proposed District Filing Date
Fire Protection District February 29, 1984
Type of District Proposed Date of Hearing
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2:00 P.M. Weld County Centennial Center
Time of Hearing Location of Hearing
Robert C. Burroughs, Attorney (303) 834-1333
Contact Person Filing Service Plan Phone
Weld
County Receiving Service Plan 1/47121 tia 1/30/84
Clerk and Recorder DATE
1313 Sherman Street, Room 523. Denver, Colorado 80203 (303) 866-2156 FORM DLG-60
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