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( al ■• •• • 1 . ■ .I■ •■'..I 1.• • Q Nl - ■ _ .J () �� v- // ' pp u 1 WI 4 L % C 199 pT •—� o , RESOLUTION RE: APPROVAL OF SPECIAL USE PERMIT FOR A DOG KENNEL FOR GENE AND DIANNE GURLEY, 7256 MAPLE STREET, LONGMONT, COLORADO 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, the Board of County Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado held a public hearing on the 16th day of January, 1980 at the hour of 2 : 00 o 'clock p.m. in the Chambers of the Board of County Commissioners for the purpose of hearing the application of Gene and Dianne Gurley, 7256 Maple Street, Longmont, Colorado, for a Special Use Permit for a dog kennel on the following described real estate, to-wit: Lot 29, Enchanted Hills, a subdivision of of the Southwest Quarter of Section 8 , Township 2 North, Range 67 West of the 6th Principal Meridian, Weld County, Colorado WHEREAS, evidence was presented in support of the granting of the Special Use Permit for a dog kennel on the above described real estate, and WHEREAS, Section 3 . 3 (E) (2) of the Weld County Zoning Resolu- tion authorizes such a use in an Agricultural District upon approval by the Board of County Commissioners, and WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado heard all of the testimony and statements of those pre- sent, has studied the request of the petitioners and the recom- mendations of the Weld County Planning Commission and all of the exhibits and evidence presented in this matter, and having been fully informed, is satisfied that the request for a Special Use Permit for a dog kennel on the hereinabove described real estate, conforms to the purposes of Section 3. 3 (E) (2) of the Weld County Zoning Resolution. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of County Com- missioners of Weld County, Colorado that the application of the petitioners for a Special Use Permit for a dog kennel on the hereinabove described tract of land be, and hereby is, granted subject to the following: 1. The Special Use Permit plat being amended to show the following: a. The location of the turn out pens b. The location of a six foot high solid wood fence around the turn out pens 2. The development standards contained in the Special Use Permit. 3. No building or electrical permits shall be issued for the Special Use Permit area until the development standards for the Special Use Permit have been placed on the Special Use Permit plat and said plat has been delivered to the Department of Planning Services office. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED by the Board that the reasons for approval contained in the Planning Commission recommendations dated December 4 , 1979 be, and hereby are, adopted as the findings of fact of the Board of County Commissioners in this matter. The above and foregoing Resolution was , on motion duly made and seconded, adopted by the following vote on the 16th day of January, A.D. , 1980 . '7'r° ,�2 4-:,,, 7 OBOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS ATTEST: y ;�ssf'' ".s WELD COUNTY , COLORADO Weld County Clerk and Recorder (ABSENT) and Clerk to the Board C. W. Kirby, Chairman BY`c _' i- _ -__ 1 `1 C _ 2. (Aye) ,Deputy County Clerk onard L. Roe, Pro-Tem APPR ED AS TO FORM: . ' (Aye) Norman Carlson County Attorney ABSENT (Aye) Lydia Dunbar (ABSENT) June K. Steinmark DATE PRESENTED : JANUARY 21, 1980 BEFORE THE WELD COUNTY, COLORADO PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION OF RECOMMENDATION TO THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Date December 4, 1979 Case No. SUP# 405 : 79 :26 APPLICATION OF Gene and Dianne Gurley ADDRESS 7256 Maple Street, Longmont, Colorado 80501 Moved by Frank Suckla 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 appli- cation for site approval of Dog Kennel covering the following described property in Weld County, Colorado, to-t:i+: See attached with Development Standards be recommended (favorably)' it tiVaX to the Board of County Commissioners for the following reasons: 1. It is the opinion of the Planning Commission that this request is in agreement with the Weld County Comprehensive Plan in that the proposed use would not appear to have any adverse impacts on the agricultural interests of the County or the environment. 2. It is the opinion of the Planning Commission that this proposed operation is in compliance with the provisions of Section 3. 3.E. 2 . and 6. 1 (10) of the Weld County Zoning Resolution. The proposed use will be compatible with the surrounding area, in harmony with the character of the future development in the area and will not adversely affect the health, safety and welfare of the inhabitants of the area and the county. This determination is based upon the following: Motion seconded by Fred Otis Vote: For Passage Fred Otis Against Passage % d Frank Suckla \, Don Billings ‘3'7a� z . C. Bob Ehrlich ;�a�:�- Jim Gilbert Chuck Carlson 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 ', Shirley A. Phillips , 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, Color- ado, adopted on December 4, 1979 and recorded in Book No. VI of the proceedings of the said Planning Commission. Rated the_ 4th__ day of December______ , 19_79 • Secretary ligZ _ d ./47 ' ' , •'k' Pr `,I (',1t'TMil /O jS I of 29, l i,'.flAN ED Iiii ! S, !1 !;II(Thl'f]c,jfl", fij ',II Sn'rr Iur sT Orr.- 'I " iij ' f ' i , RANGL b7 Wt ST OF t t,' i'f?li,''l Gene and Dianne Gurley SUP-405 : 79 :26 PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDATION December 4, 1979 A. It is the opinion of the Planning Commission that the operation and management of the boarding kennel as outlined and controlled in the Development Standards will minimize any adverse impacts on the surrounding land uses to the greatest extent possible and provide adequate protection of the health, safety and welfare of the inhabitants of the area and the county. B. On September 13, 1979 the Board of Adjustment granted a variance to Mr. and Mrs. Gurley from Section 6 . 1 (10) A which states that dog kennels should be located at least 2, 640 feet from a subdivision and at least 660 feet from any existing residences. C. It is the opinion of the Planning Commission that the boarding kennel is in harmony with the character of Enchanted Hills Subdivision in that the lots are of a large size (approximately 5 acres) and essentially rural in nature and use. D. The following referral entities have reviewed this request and have set forth no objections to it: 1 . Weld County Health Department 2 . Weld County Engineering Department 3. Longmont Soil Conservation Service 4. The Town of Firestone 5. Longmont Fire Protection District The Planning Commission recommendation for approval is conditional upon the following: 1 . The Special Use Permit plat shall be amended to show: a. The location of the turn out pens shall be identified. b. The location of a six foot high solid wood fence around the turn out pens . 2 . The attached Development Standards being recommended and adopted for the Special Use Permit. 3 . No building or electrical permits shall be issued for the Special Use Permit area until the Development Standards for the Special Use Permit have been placed on the Special Use Permit plat and said plat has been delivered to the Department of Planning Services office. Gene and Dianne Gurley DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS 1 . The permitted uses on the hereon described parcel shall be limited to a greyhound boarding kennel and all other uses permitted by right under Section 3 . 3B of the Weld County Zoning Resolution. The location and size of the permitted structures shall be as shown hereon. The maximum numbers of animals permitted shall be 45 adult greyhounds. 2 . A six foot high solid wood fence shall be constructed around the existing and proposed turn out pens . 3. All dogs shall be kept inside the kennel building from 9 : 00 p.m. until 6 : 30 a.m. Dogs may be permitted outside between the hours of 6 : 30 a.m. and 9 :00 p.m. 4. All dogs will be kept muzzled in the exercise yard or when outside of the building or turn out pens. 5. The kennel building shall be designed such that no noise from the dogs may be heard at the outer perimeter of the property. 6. The Special Use Permit area shall be maintained in such a manner so as to prevent soil erosion, fugitive dust, and the growth of noxious weeds. - 7. All phases of the operation shall comply with all County and State Health Standards and Regulations pertaining to air quality, water quality, noise emission, and sanitary disposal systems . 8. The construction, design and operation of the boarding facility shall be in accordance with "Minimum Standards for Safety, Sanitation and Security for Greyhound Kennels " in Rules Governing Greyhound Racing from the Colorado Racing Commission. 9. The boarding kennel facility shall be subject to inspections by the Weld County Health Department. 10. Access to the Special Use Permit area shall be as shown hereon. All accesses shall have the approval of the Weld County Engineering Department. All accesses shall be constructed in accordance with the recommendations and/or requirements of the Weld County Engineering Department. 11 . The Special Use Permit shall-be limited to the plans shown hereon and governed by the Development Standards stated above and all applicable Weld County Regulations . Any material deviations from the plans and/or Development Standards as shown or stated above, any change in the use of the kennel from boarding dogs, or any change in the breed of dogs from greyhounds boarded at the kennel shall require the approval of an amendment to the Special Use Permit by the Planning Commission and the Board of County Commissioners before such changes from the plans and/or Development Standards shall be permitted. Any other changes from the plans and/or Development Standards shall be filed in the office of the Department of Planning Services. 12 . The property owner and/or operator of this operation shall be responsible for complying with all of the above stated Development Standards . Noncompliance with any of the above stated Development Standards shall be reason for revocation of the Special Use Permit by the Board of County Commissioners. J r COMMENTS: The Department of Planning Services staff notified 34 property owners within 700 feet of the property in question. To date our office has received 1 letter of objection from a surrounding property owner within 700 feet of the property. I A public hearing was conducted on January 16 , 1980 at 2: 00 P.M. , with the following present: BILL KIRBY CHAIRMAN EXCUSED LEONARD ROE COMMISSIONER NORMAN CARLSON COMMISSIONER LYDIA DUNBAR COMMISSIONER JUNE STEINMARK COMMISSIONER EXCUSED Also present: ACTING CLERK TO THE BOARD, KEITHA WHITE ASSISTANT COUNTY ATTORNEY, R. RUSSELL ANSON PLANNING DEPARTMENT REPRESENTATIVE, TOM HONN HEALTH DEPARTMENT RESPRESENTAIVE, JOHN HALL The following business was transacted: I hereby certify that pursuant to a notice dated December 10, 1979 and duly published December 13, 1979 and January 3, 1930 in the Platteville Herald a public hearing was held on the request of Gene & Dianne Gurley for a special use permit for a dog kennel. Mr. Honn read the Planning Commissions favorable recommendation and development standards. Mr. Honn stated, Arthur Doll, Greyhound Security Coordinator, with the Colorado Racing Commission telephoned to indicate that he would be unable to attend the SUP hearing for the Gurleys before the Commissioners. He wishes to go on record as recommending approval of the SUP. One of his responsibilities with the Racing Commission is inspecting kennels. He said the Gurleys take good care of the animals and keep very clean facilities. In his opinion, the Gurleys run a "first class" operation. Dianne Gurley was present and answered the Boards questions. John Hall stated his department has no direct authority to regulate this type of operation unless they become a health hazard. Such operations come under the control of the Racing Commission. Therefore, the Health Department will not be making regular inspections of the premises. Several people in attendance spoke in favor of this request. There was no opposition present. CHANGE TAPE 89-5 Commissioner Dunbar made a motion to approve the SUP with development standards. Commissioner Carlson seconded the motion and it carried unanimously. Ge..4x-pta-g-,441 C ,1Q-es CHAIRMAN PRO TEM BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS �/� t�� ;,svzs'3L�y��.t,<'�w't,:J l.:s�✓'Ci.Lf ATTEST: (/ WELD COUNTY CLERK AND RECORDER AND CLERK TO THE BOA , / 1J BY: _ / 'Deputy County Clerk DGLKET # 80-3 TAPE 80-4&5 LHR 2002 The Weld County Planning Commission held a regularly scheduled meeting on December 4, 1979 in the Weld County Centennial Center County Commissioners Hearing Room, first floor, 915 10th Street, Greeley, Colorado . Roll Call was as follows : Chuck Carlson Present Bob Ehrlich Present Fred Otis Present Don Billings Present Jim Gilbert Present Frank Suckla Present Jerry ' iefer Absent Irr„E ite Absent ountz Absent AlEu present were: Gary Fortner, Director of Planning Tom Honn, Zoning Administrator Russ Anson, Assistant County Attorney As a quorum was present the meeting was called to order by Chairman Carlson. Mr. Otis stated that he wished to correct his motion on Page 4 regarding the adoption of an increased fee schedule concerning permit fees charged by the Department of Planning Services. His motion has been corrected to read that the deliberations of the October 2 , 1979 meeting be incorporated into the Novembr 27, 1979 meeting. APPLICANT: Gene and Dianne Gurley - CASE NUMBER: SUP-405 :79 : 26 SUBJECT: Dog Kennel LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Pt. SW%, Section 8, T2N, R67W - Lot 29, Enchanted Hills Subdivision LOCA7:oN: 2 miles northeast of Firestone APPEARANCE : Dianne Gurley DISCUSSION: Mrs. Gurley first submitted pictures of their dog kennel to members of the Planning Commission along with a book from the State Racing Commission which states standards, etc. to be followed by a dog kennel owner. She then stated that there will be an average of 27 dogs at the property on 5 acres which is located in the middle of their property. There is no breeding at the kennel or dogs raised at the kennel. They lease dogs from other states when they are the right age. The dogs are outside very little. When they are inside during the day they listen to the radio, or television or sleep. They are very quiet animals and are very well cared for. Mr. and Mrs. Gurley are both licensed by the Racing Commission and their kennels are inspected twice yearly. Tom Honn read the Planning Staff ' s recommendation for approval into the record along with the Development Standards and Comments. Some discussion followed regarding the letter received from- a--surrounding neighbor and his objection to the request. It was generally felt, however, that perhaps this objection was because of dogs in general and not this particular operation. MOTION: Be it therefore resolved to recommend approval with the Development Standards to the Board of County Commissioners based on the Planning Staff ' s recommendation. Motion by Frank Suckla, seconded by Fred Otis . A vote of "aye" was cast by Fred Otis , Frank Suckla, Don Billings , Bob Ehrlich, Jim Gilbert and Chuck Carlson. j ti Planning Commission N! :ing rage 2 December 4 , 1979 APPLICANT: Larry Linder CASE NUMBER: S-170 :79 : 15 SUBJECT: Preliminary Plan - The Bluffs at LaSalle Subdivision LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Pt . SW4, Section 31 , T5N, R65W LOCATION: Adjacent to the northwest edge of the Town of LaSalle on the north side of 1st Avenue DISCUSSION : Tom Honn stated that the Planning Staff is recommending this application be continued to the January 15, 1980 Planning Commission meeting as there are several problems with the request that must be resolved first. MOTION: Be it therefore resolved to continue the request to the January 15, 1980 Planning Commission meeting based on the Planning Staff ' s recommendation. Motion by Jim Gilbert, seconded by Fred Otis . A vote of "aye" was cast by Fred Otis, Frank Suckla, Bob Ehrlich, Don Billings, Chuck Carlson, and Jim Gilbert. CONSIDER A RECOMMENDATION FOR THE PURPOSE OF CONSIDERING AND ADOPTING AN INCREASED FEE SCHEDULE CONCERNING PERMIT FEES CHARGED BY THE WELD COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING SERVICES DISCUSSION: This item was continued from the November 27 , 1979 Planning Commission hearing. Gary Fortner stated that this again part of the budget process in terms of increasing the fees at a 10% level above last year. The increased fees are being requested to keep up with the cost of processing cases, time spent doing casework, etc. The Present fees were established and effective January 1 , 1979. The increased fees would result in $4 , 000- $5 , 000 additional money for revenue depending on cases which are processed which is estimated to be approximately 400-500 cases per year in 1980 . Some additional fees have been added including a fee for the review of sketch plans under the Subdivision Regulations , unit development plans under both the zoning and subdivision regulations and also fees for unit development plans when they are filed with or in conjunction with a change of zone application. This also includes any amendments to unit development plans . A quite lengthy discussion followed regarding responsibilities and purpose of the Planning Commission. It was felt by several members that time should be spent on the duties of the staff members and the different areas they work in to give the Planning Commission a better understanding of the process . There was also some discussion regarding what in particular the applicant needs to present to the Planning Commission if there is no opposition to the proposal . It was decided that perhaps a sub-committee should be formed to work with the staff in these regards and that this could be started and discussed at the Planning Commission luncheons . It was the general feeling of the members present that it would begin with the next regularly scheduled Planning Commission luncheon. MOTION: Be it therefore resolved to continue the request to the December 18 , 1979 meeting. Motion by Jim Gilbert, seconded by Don Billings . A vote of "aye" was cast by all present. Respectfully submitted, Shirley A. Phillips Planning Commission Secretary Date: D ,.aanber 4, 1979 CASE NUMBER: SUP-405 :79 :26 NAME: Gene and Dianne Gurley REQUEST: Greyhound Boarding Kennel LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Lot 29, Enchanted Hills Subdivision Pt. SW!, Section 8 , T2N, R67W LOCATION: 2 miles northeast of Firestone THE DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING SERVICES STAFF RECOMMENDS THAT THIS REQUEST BE approved FOR THE FOLLOWING REASONS : 1 . It is the opinion of the Department of Planning Services staff that this request is in agreement with the Weld County Comprehensive Plan in that the proposed use would not appear to have any adverse impacts on the agricultural interests of the County or the environment. 2 . It is the opinion of the Department of Planning Services staff that this proposed operation is in compliance with the provisions of Section 3. 3, E. 2 . and 6 . 1 (10) of the Weld County Zoning Resolution. The proposed use will be compatible with the surrounding area, in harmony with the character of the future development in the area and will not adversely affect the health, safety and welfare of the inhabitants of the area and the county. This determination is based upon the following: A. It is the opinion of the Department of Planning Services staff that the operation and management of the boarding kennel as outlined and controlled in the Development Standards will minimize any adverse impacts on the surrounding land uses to the greatest extent possible and provide adequate protection of the health, safety and welfare of the inhabitants of the area and the county. B. On September 13, 1979 the Board of Adjustment granted a variance to Mr. and Mrs. Gurley from Section 6 . 1 (10)A which states that dog kennels should be located at least 2, 640 feet from a subdivision and at least 660 feet from any existing residences. C. It is the opinion of the Department of Planning Services staff that the boarding kennel is in harmony with the character of Enchanted Hills Subdivision in that the lots are of a large size (approximately 5 acres) and essentially rural in nature and use. Gene and Dianne Gurley DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS 1 . The permitted uses on the hereon described parcel shall be limited to a greyhound boarding kennel and all other uses permitted by right under Section 3 . 3B of the Weld County Zoning Resolution. The location and size of the permitted structures shall be as shown hereon. The maximum numbers of animals permitted shall be 45 adult greyhounds. 2 . A six foot high solid wood fence shall be constructed around the existing and proposed turn out pens . 3 . All dogs shall be kept inside the kennel building from 9 : 00 p.m. until 6 : 30 a.m. Dogs may be permitted outside between the hours of 6 : 30 a.m. and 9 :00 p.m. 4. All dogs will be kept muzzled in the exercise yard or when outside of the building or turn out pens. 5 . The kennel building shall be designed such that no noise from the dogs may be heard at the outer perimeter of the property. 6. The Special Use Permit area shall be maintained in such a manner so as to prevent soil erosion, fugitive dust, and the growth of noxious weeds. 7. All phases of the operation shall comply with all County and State Health Standards and Regulations pertaining to air quality, water quality, noise emission, and sanitary disposal systems . 8. The construction, design and operation of the boarding facility shall be in accordance with "Minimum Standards for Safety, Sanitation and Security for Greyhound Kennels" in Rules Governing Greyhound Racing from the Colorado Racing Commission. 9. The boarding kennel facility shall be subject to inspections by the Weld County Health Department. 10. Access to the Special Use Permit area shall be as shown hereon. All accesses shall have the approval of the Weld County Engineering Department. All accesses shall be constructed in accordance with the recommendations and/or requirements of the Weld County Engineering Department. 11 . The Special Use Permit shall be limited to the plans shown hereon and governed by the Development Standards stated above and all applicable Weld County Regulations . Any material deviations from the plans and/or Development Standards as shown or stated above, any change in the use of the kennel from boarding dogs, or any change in the breed of dogs from greyhounds boarded at the kennel shall require the approval of an amendment to the Special Use Permit by the Planning Commission and the Board of County Commissioners before such changes from the plans and/or Development Standards shall be permitted. Any other changes from the plans and/or Development Standards shall be filed in the office of the Department of Planning Services. 12 . The property owner and/or operator of this operation shall be responsible for complying with all of the above stated Development Standards. Noncompliance with any of the above stated Development Standards shall be reason for revocation of the Special Use Permit by the Board of County Commissioners. COMMENTS: The Department of Planning Services staff notified 34 property owners within 700 feet of the property in question. To date our office has received 1 letter of objection from a surrounding property owner within 700 feet of the property. Gene and Dianne Gurley SUP-405 : 79 :26 PLANNING STAFF RECOMMENDATION December 4, 1979 D. The following referral entities have reviewed this request and have set forth no objections to it : 1. Weld County Health Department 2 . Weld County Engineering Department 3 . Longmont Soil Conservation Service 4. The Town of Firestone 5. Longmont Fire Protection District The Department of Planning Services staff recommendation for approval is conditional upon the following: 1 . The Special Use Permit plat shall be amended to show: a. The location of the turn out pens shall be identified. b. The location of a six foot high solid wood fence around the turn out pens. 2. The attached Development Standards being recommended and adopted for the Special Use Permit. 3. No building or electrical permits shall be issued for the Special Use Permit area until the Development Standards for the Special Use Permit have been placed on the Special Use Permit plat and said plat has been delivered to the Department of Planning Services office. DATE: DECEMBE 10, 1979 TO: The Board of County Commissioners Weld County, Colorado FROM: Clerk to the Board Office Commissioners : If you have no objections, we have tentatively set the following hearing for the 16th of January, 1980 DOC #80-3 GENE & DIANNE GURLEY, SUP, DOG KENNEL OFFICE OF THE CLERK TO THE BOARD BY j Deputy The above mentioned hearing date and hearing time may be scheduled on the agenda as stated above. BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WELD COUNTY, COLORADO -211" -61/4-1„,„..._ /.;, ":"(e,te / DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING SERVICES PHONE (303)356-4000 EXT 404 915 10TH STREET GREELEY,COLORADO 80631 URI D • COLORADO October 23, 1979 Mr. and Mrs. Gene Gurley 7256 Maple Street Longmont, Colorado 80501 RE: Request for a Special Use Permit for a dog kennel on a parcel of land described as Lot 29, Enchanted Hills, a subdivision located in the SW4, Section 28, T2N, R67W of the 6th p.m. , Weld County, Colorado Dear Mr. and Mrs. Gurley: Your application and related materials for the request described above are complete and in order at the present time. I have scheduled a meeting with the Weld County Planning Commission for Tuesday, December 4, 1979 at 1 :30 p.m. 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 and/or a representative be in attendance to answer any questions the Planning Commission might have with respect to your application. It is the policy of Weld County to refer an application of this nature to any town or municipality lying within three miles of the property in question or if the property under consideration is located within the comprehensive planning area of a town or municipality. The;7efore, our office has forwarded a copy of the submitted materials to the Town of Firestone Planning Commission for their review and comments. According to our records, the Firestone Planning Commission should review and comment on your application on November 5, 1979 . Please y/ contact Minnette Paul at 833-3291 for further details regarding the exact time, date and place of the Firestone Planning Commission meeting. It is recommended that you and/or a representative be in attendance at the Firestone Planning Commission meeting. M Mr. and Mrs . Gene Gurley Page 2 October 23, 1979 If you have any questions concerning this matter, please feel free to contact me. Respectfully, 01.c1k 1—flL,- Vickie Traxler Assistant Zoning Administrator VT:sap cc: Joyce and Van Kersey • 438 S. W. 9th Avenue • Boca Raton, Florida 33432 Town of Firestone Planning Commission c/o Minnette Paul Box 241 Town Hall Firestone, Colorado 80520 N OTICE Pursuant to the zoning laws of the State of Colorado and the Weld County Zoning Resolution, a public hearing will be held in the Chambers of the Board of County Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado, Weld County Centennial Center, 915 10th Street, Greeley, Colorado, at the time specified . All persons in any manner interested in the Special Use Permit are requested to attend and may be heard. BE IT ALSO KNOWN that the text and maps so certified by the Weld County Planning Commission may be examined in the office of the Clerk to the Board of County Commissioners , located in the Weld County Centennial Center, 915 10th Street, Third Floor, Greeley, Colorado. APPLICANT DOCKET NO. 80-3 Gene and Dianne Gurley 7256 Maple Street Longmont, Colorado 80501 DATE: January 16 , 1980 TIME: 2: 00 P.M. REQUEST : Special Use Permit - Dog Kennel LEGAL DESCRIPTION Lot 29, Enchanted Hills, A subdivision of the Southwest Quarter of Section 8, Township 2 North, Range 67 West of the 6th Principal Meridian, Weld County, Colorado. THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WELD COUNTY, COLORADO BY: MARY ANN FEUERSTEIN COUNTY CLERK AND RECORDER AND CLERK TO THE BOARD BY: Keitha White, Deputy Dated: December 10, 1979 Published: December 13, 1979 and January 3, 1980 • AFFIDAVIT OF PUBUCATIoN ) County of Weld ) ) S S: State of Colorado ) Jolaine Collins I, de solemnly swear that I am'the edit -P of the Farmer and Miner, a weekly news- paper printed and published in the Town of Frederick, in the County of Weld, State of Colorado, and having a general circulation therein; that said newspaper has been continuously and uninterruptedly published in said county fifty-two weeks prior to the first publica- tion of the annexed notice, and that said newspaper is _ a newspaper within the meaning of the act of the e = General Assembly of the State of Colorado, approved- - NOTICE PMarch 30, 1923, being Chapter 1939, Session Laws of - of o to and zoning laws of the Z State g i Colorado and the Weld�ouniy Zoning 1923,.as amended by Chapter 113 of the Session Laws nRe the uChambers tion,a bof the lic aBoar will be of 1931; and as further amended by Chapter 155 of Wel of Weld Centennial County, Col oratlo,Weld County Center, 915 10th Street,Greeley,Colorado,at the the Session Laws of 1935; that the annexed notice was time specified All persons in any man ner interested in the Special Use Permit published in the regular and entire issue of every are requested to attend and may be heard number of said weekly newspaper for a period of BE IT ALSO KNOWN that the text and maps so certified by the Weld County Planning Commission may be examined consecutive issues, and that the first pub- in the office of the Clerk to the Board of County Commissioners, located in the lication of said notice was in the issue of said news- Weld County Centennial Center,91510th Street,Third Floor,Greeley,Colorado APPLICANT January 10 30 paper datedDOCKET NO 80 3 pa p , 19 , and the Gene andDianne Gurley 7256 Maple Street • Longmont,Colorado 80501 DATE January 16,1980 last publication was in the issue of said newspaper RIME 2 T P M REQUEST Special Use Permit - Dog Kennel LEGAL DESCRI PT ION dated Lot 29,Enchanted Hills,A subdivi 1 9 sion of the Southwest Quarter of Sec • lion 8,Township 2 North,Range 67 West of the 6th Principal Meridian, 10th Weld County,Colorado In witness whereof, I have set my hand this THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WELD COUNTY,COLORADO January80 BY MARY ANN FUERSTEIN COUNTY CLERK day of , 19A._ AND RECORDER TO AND CLERK THE BOARD BY Keitha White,Deputy Dated December 10,,1979 Published in the Farmer and Miner P blishcr January 10,1980 7,c itor Subscribed and sworn before me this 10th day — — — — — of January , 19 80 Notary Public My commission expires r'ebruary 289 19 • 82 .11 FLOW SHEET .\PPLI•UNT: Ge.„\\s)__ _Ad ��(�Ylpl� e us\r l-Q CASE # L405: sr REQUEST: t� RQ.V r Q \ --- LEGAL: LalC "1 EV\C u� rte �\s .0 144fs®®n Q ` . �L , -kibyt itaN,R67W LOCATION: Q. Y Aijo_ V\o C' ,p0LS-` C F►jr�� -cve DATE I BY Application Received tb-/a a,--1ck QT. , Application Fee - Receipt # \ cjr5TSc\ , \O- d CI® 19 !`K Recording Fee aIlert 1 D.00 e \CV- Application Complete `�' ' - -- \R VC - - P.C. Hearing Date: e r Lk , 9719 9„`19 1,® ® a'4-1g �1T Letter to Applicant Drafted let® a" -1R \NN Referrals Listed - t o 22-`? - Field Check by D.P.S . Staff NO% �.�. File Assembled Referrals Mailed Chaindexed Notification of Applicant \\ )_ ��i \ Surrounding Property Owners Researched t \.R . Airphoto/Vicinity Map ,Preapred a7 — c7 cis Property Owners Notified by: Nov . ; 1 Agendas Mailed by: M o'i , 1 \ n 9 • .a —1 °1 S, Cam. Legal Approved by County Attorney 10 -(c-1 C\ Referrals - Complete Preliminary D.P.S. Staff Comments c ' 3C)'1°1 Staff Conference - sc\- D.P.S. Comments P.C. Hearing Action: v � \ P.C. Resolution Case Sent to Clerk to Board ® a S- `19 � C.C. Hearing C.C. Resolution Received \\ History Card Complete C.C. Resolution Sent to Drafting 5-1O-? O UT. Drafted on Mylar Document Sent to Clerk and Recorder P.C. Minutes i a p s SPECIAL USE PERMIT APPLICATION Weld County Department of Planning Services 915 - 10th Street Greeley , Colorado 80631 PHONE : 356-4000 Ext . 404 FOR PLANNING DEPARTMENT USE ONLY : Permit Fee : 12S.ccic Case Number : 5% M ,1'.v Recording Fee : 1� 1�•(DE) App. Checked by : jc A Receipt No . : I 0 c " TO BE COMPLETED BY APPLICANT IN ACCORDANCE WITH PROCEDURAL GUIDE REQUIRE- MENTS : Print or type only , except for necessary signatures . I , (we ) the undersigned , hereby request a hearing before the Weld County Planning Commission concerning a proposed Special Use Permit for the following described unincorporated area of Weld County : . LEGAL DESCRIPTION of contiguous property owned upon which Special Use Permit is proposed : LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF SPECIAL USE PERMIT AREA : `j0. _ 0.S STREET LOCATION : ,j(Q - (i2 /e S9 . .6/99lno,, (olo, ZONE : 4 PROPOSED USE : 4-07/ . A'2ne/ `J REASON: FEE OWNERS OF AREA PROPOSED FOR SPECIAL USE : / &crr er/on J., ?2 NAME : ce 4- (JQ„ } V ADDRESS : - .642-,5"://)94/41/z: fZ 'TEL : j05-36,?.6n/�.3 NAME : GkYNE DAMNE G0ki- E1' ADDRESS : 7256 pk 2,„7,3ro °5°4 TEL : X33 -381 ( NAME : ADDRESS : TEL : I hereby depose and state under the penalties of perjury that all state- ments , proposals and/or plans submitted with or contained within this application are true and correct to the best of my knowledge . COUNTY OF WELD ) STATE OF COLORADO ) `f g / ture : Iwner or , Author . • Agent Subscribed ans sworn to before me this day of 197 4 . , _ ____ S t A L ' . ary Pubic My commission expires : au. . p3/ /9 RULES GOVERNING GREYHOUND RACING Revised March 22, 1976 w COLORADO RACING COMMISSION NEW RULES SUPPLEMENT TO RULES GOVERNING GREYHOUND RACING Effective Date August 9, 1976 12.04:2 - NOTIFICATION OF CHANGE IN MAILING ADDRESS - It is the duty of each licensee to promptly advise the Commission of any change in his current mailing address. 21.15:5 (a) - NOTICE OF HEARING - When possible the Judges or their authorized representative shall give actual notice of the time and place of the hearing either in writing or verbally. If in spite of bona fide efforts, actual notice cannot be given, notice of the time and place of the hearing shall be sent to the licensee in writing by first class mail to the last address furnished by the licensee to the Commission. 21.15:5(b) - SCHEDULING OF HEARING - Discipli- nary hearings before the Board of Judges shall be scheduled and held promptly and in as expedi- tious a manner as possible in the circumstances. No minimum timetable for scheduling hearings is established. - S1 - 8/76 RULES AND REGULATIONS AND CONDITIONS for GREYHOUND RACING ' and GREYHOUND RACE MEETINGS Revised March 22, 1976 Adopted by THE COLORADO RACING COMMISSION FOREWARD By virtue of the authority vested in it by the Laws of the State of Colorado, the Colorado Racing Commission has adopted the follow- ing Rules, Regulations and Conditions for Greyhound Racing and Greyhound Race Meetings hereinafter held in the State of Colorado, and does hereby publish and declare the following Rules, Regula- tions and Conditions for Greyhound Racing and Greyhound Race Meetings in the State of Colorado. RULES AND REGULATIONS contained herein amend and super- sede all rules pertaining to Greyhound Racing -- Pages 1 to 76 inclusive — of the "Rules Governing Greyhound Racing" 1972 Edi- tion, published by the Commission, and as amended from time to time. COLORADO RACING COMMISSION Thomas J. Carney, Chairman Cyrus C. Wells, Vice-Chairman B. T. Poxson, Member H. A. Christensen, Executive Secretary Dr. C. S. Lumley, Asst. Executive Secretary GREYHOUND RACING RULES The definitions and interpretations of racing terms, as set forth are to be considered in connection with the rules and as part of them. I-DEFINITIONS 1.01 —AGE —The age of a greyhound is reckoned as beginning on the day it was whelped. 1.02 - ARREARS - Includes all sums due for entrance money, subscription, stakes, fees, forfeitures and any default incident to these rules. 1.03 - ASSOCIATION — Person or persons, or body corporate conducting a licensed meeting in Colorado. 1.04 - AUTHORIZED AGENT — An individual appointed by a written instrument signed by the owner/owners and filed in accor- dance with the Rules of Greyhound Racing and licensed by the Commission. No individual shall be an Authorized Agent for more than one (1) owner. 1.05 — BREEDER— Of a Greyhound is the owner of his dam at the time of whelping. 1.06—DAY— RACE DAY — shall be any period of twenty-four (24) hours beginning at midnight and included in the period of a race meet and upon which day racing is to be held. DARK DAY — within a race meet shall not be counted as race days. CALENDAR DAY — means twenty-four (24) hours ending at midnight. 1.07-COMMISSION—Means the Colorado Racing Commission. 1.08 - DECLARATION — Means the act of withdrawing an entered greyhound from a race at least one-half hour before the time designated for the drawing of post positions for the race in which said greyhound is entered. 1.09 — ENGAGEMENT — The obligation of a greyhound to participate in a race. 1.10—ENTRY—means a greyhound entered to race. 1.11 — EQUIPMENT — As applied to a greyhound means muz- zles, number blankets, and all other paraphernalia common or otherwise which might be used on or attached to a greyhound while racing. 1.12 — ESTABLISHED WEIGHT — Means the racing weight established by the owner or trainer as the greyhound's best racing weight. —5— 1.13 - FORFEIT — Shall mean money due because of an error, fault, neglect of duty, breach of contract, or penalty. 1.14—FORFEIT LIST—Record of arrears, including money due for entrances, stakes, forfeits, fines, fees, purchase money in selling or any default to these races. 1.15 —JUDGES—Means the Judges employed, or approved, for the meeting by the Commission. 1.16—LAW or LAWS—Shall mean Colorado Law or Laws. 1.17—LAWFUL AUTHORITY-Is the Colorado Laws. 1.18—LESSEE—A person who holds a contract for the racing of a greyhound in his name. The lease agreement must show the names of the lessee, lessor, and owner if other than the lessor, and all the information on the original registration certificate plus the terms and purpose of the lease. The lease agreement shall be filed with the Racing Secretary and a copy of the lease shall be filed with the Commission. 1.19— LICENSEE — Shall mean any person granted an occupa- tional license in connection with greyhound racing issued by the Commission. 1 20-LURE—Shal:mean a mechanical apparatus consisting of the following component parts:A stationary rail installed around the track;a motorized mechanism which travels on the rail;a pole which is attached to the mechanism and extends out over the track; and a reasonable facsimile of a rabbit which shall be attached to the pole. 1.21—MAIDEN—A greyhound which has never, in any country, won a race other than a match or private sweepstakes. Conditions referring to Maiden shall mean Maidens at the time of starting. A Maiden which has been disqualified after finishing first is still to be considered a Maiden. 1.22—MATINEE—Means a schedule of races conducted upon a race track in daylight hours. 1.23 — MEETING —Entire consecutive period for which license to conduct greyhound racing has been granted by the Commission to any one Association. 1.24—MONTH—Means a calendar month 1.25 — NIGHT PERFORMANCE — Means a schedule of races conducted upon a race track during night hours. 1.26—NOMINATION—The naming of a greyhound for a stakes race well in advance of the race. 1.27 — NOMINATOR - Is the person in whose name the greyhound is entered. 1 28 - OWNER - Includes sole owner, part owner, lessee, of a greyhound, or greyhounds. An interest in the winnings only of a greyhound does not constitute part ownership. 1.29 —PLACE — Shall mean First, Second or Third and in that order is called Win, Place and Show. 1.30 - POST POSITION — Means the position assigned to a greyhound for the start of the race. 1.31 —POST TIME—The time set for the arrival at the starting box of the greyhounds in a race. 1.32 — PROGRAM — A daily schedule of races conducted at a racing meeting in accordance with the Rules. 1.33 — RACE — A contest for purse, stakes or entry fees on any course and in the presence of duly appointed racing officials. 1.33.1 — HURDLE RACE — Is a race over a course in which jumps or hurdles are used. 1.33:2 — OVERNIGHT RACE — Means a race for which entries close seventy-two hours, or less,before the time set for the first race of the day on which such race is to be run. 1.33:3—PURSE RACE—Means a race for money or any other prize to which the owners of the greyhounds engaged do not contribute. 1.33:4 — RACE ON THE FLAT — Is a race over a course in which no jumps or other obstacles are placed. 1.33:5 — SWEEPSTAKES OR STAKES — Is a race publicly declared open to all complying with its conditions to be fulfilled wholly or in part subsequent to its closing and in which required fees are to be paid for each greyhound engaged. No overnight event whatever may be its conditions shall be considered a sweepstakes within the meaning of this rule. 1.34 — RACE TRACK — Means the entire area licensed to an Association 1.35 — RECOGNIZED MEETING — A race meeting licensed by the Commission or other legally constituted pari-mutuel authorities. 1.36 — RULED OFF — Shall mean the act of barring from the grounds of an Association and denying all racing privileges. 1.37 — RULES — Shall mean the Rules and Regulations herein prescribed and any amendments or additions thereto. 1.38 — SCRATCH — Shall mean the act of withdrawing an entered greyhound from a race after the drawing for post positions in that race has been completed and there shall be no substitutions or replacements after post positions have been drawn. —7— 1.39-SCRATCH TIME —The time set by the Association after which no greyhounds may be declared or scratched. 1.40—STARTER—A greyhound is a starter for a race when the doors of the starting box open. 1.41 — SUBSCRIPTION — Means the act of nominating to a stake race. 1.42—SUSPENDED—Shall mean that any privilege granted by the officials of a racing meeting or by the Commission to a person licensed by the Commission has been withdrawn. 1 43—TRAINING TRACK—A track used by greyhound trainers and owners to train greyhounds for racing. 1.44—TRAINER—A person employed by an owner or lessee to condition greyhounds for racing. 1.45— WEIGHING IN — The weight of the greyhound taken at first weighing in, in accordance with the rules. 1.46—WEIGHT LOSER—Means a greyhound recognized by the Commission Veterinarian known to be a consistent weight loser while in the lockout kennel. ALL SUCH WEIGHT LOSERS SHALL BE SO DESIGNATED ON THE PROGRAM. 1.47-WEIGHING OUT—The weight of the greyhound previous to post time or time of the race in which it is entered. 1.48 — WHELPED —A greyhound is whelped at the time of its birth. 1.49—YEAR—Means a calendar year. II-APPEAL TO THE COMMISSION 2.01 — Hearings before the Commission MAY be held in any of the following instances: (a) Where the Commission shall order said hearing. (b) Where any person shall be aggrieved by the action and order of the Board of Judges. Such appeal shall not affect such decision until the appeal has been acted upon by the Commission unless otherwise ordered by a court of compe- tent jurisdiction. (c) Whenever the Board of Judges shall recommend imposing a fine in excess of$200.00 or suspension of the privileges of a license for longer than 10 days. Such appeal shall not affect such decision until the appeal has been acted upon by the Commission unless otherwise ordered by a court of compe- tent jurisdiction. 2.02 —Notice shall be in accordance with Law. Such notice shall —8— be sent to any person entitled to such notice, by being served personally, or mailing by First Class mail to the last address fur- nished the agency by the person to be notified A statement of the action to be taken and the basis thereof shall be given as provided by law. 2.03 — Hearings under 2.01(a) shall be held at such time AND PLACE as the Commission shall order. Hearings under 2.01(b) shall be held not later than 30 days after the date of the announcement of the order of Judges. Any person entitled to such hearing shall file with the Commission written notice of request for such hearing within 10 days of the announce- ment of the action or ruling sought to be appealed or such other time as shall be specifically provided by any rule, or he shall be deemed to have waived forever his right to such hearing. Hearings under 2.01(c) shall be held within 60 days after the date of the announcement of the order of the Judges. Any person entitled to such hearing shall file with the Commission written notice of request for such hearings within 10 days of the announcement of the action or ruling sought to be appealed, or such other time as shall be specifically provided by any rules, or he shall be deemed to have waived forever his right to such hearing 2.04 — An applicant for a hearing on an appeal may be rep- resented by counsel 2.05 — Whenever a person shall be aggrieved by the action of a racing official other than the Judges, and they wish to appeal such action they will,within a reasonable period of time, not to exceed 72 hours, make their appeal to the Judges, and after being heard by the Judges they are not satisfied with the Judges' decision they may appeal to the Commission as set forth in 2.01(b) and 2.03. III-ASSOCIATION-DUTIES AND OBLIGATIONS 3.01 —A Colorado corporation, partnership, or person may apply for a license to conduct pari-mutuel racing in accordance with Law. 3.02—Renewal applications must be on file with the Commission sixty (60) days prior to the opening of a race meeting. 3.03 — Applications for racing dates must be in the office of the Commission on or before such date as may be set by the Commission. 3.04—Associations shall submit to the Commission the names of all racing officials and all designated key personnel not less than sixty (60) days prior to the first day of the meeting. 3.05—Imposed on each licensee of the Commission is the duty of enforcing the rules and regulations imposed by the Commission, the said rules and regulations being a condition under which the licenses are granted,the Commission reserving the right to amend,waive, or strike down any rule, regulation or condition herein imposed, or to supplement said rules and regulations. —9— 3 06—The Commission shall prepare printed application forms or blanks, and all information, data and estimates shall be included by the association in said application as may be required by such printed forms. 3.07 — Before entering upon the discharge of their duties the following officials employed by an association shall be approved in writing by the Commission, viz, all Judges, racing secretaries, handicappers, starters, placing judges, clerks of scales, paddock and patrol judges, timers, mutuel managers, head lead-out, chart writer, lure operator, track superintendents, and such other persons as the Commission may designate from time to time because of their importance in the actual conduct of racing. 3.08 — No person under sixteen (16) years of age shall be employed or licensed in or about the race track. A licensed parent or legal guardian may be permitted to employ his or her child around the kennel area if said child is fourteen (14) years of age or older. Such child so employed must be licensed and the parent or legal guardian will be held responsible for the proper conduct and action of that child. 3.09 — The Commission or the Judge representing the Commis- sion shall have the right to permit persons to enter all parts of the track enclosure at which a race meeting is held; to inspect and examine the personal effects and property of all persons licensed by the Commission. 3.10 — Members of the Commission and its representatives shall have the right to full and complete entry to any and all points of the grounds of the association. 3.11 — Each association shall provide an office for the use of the Commission. 3.12 — Each association shall make a daily attendance report to the Commission 3.13 — An association operating pari-mutuel betting, shall main- tain a satisfactory totalizator, except the Commission may, at smal- ler county fair type tracks, approve hand selling of mutuel tickets. 3.14 — Purses shall be released when the results of the saliva, blood, urine or other tests have been run and approved. Purses released prior to approval shall be the responsibility of the track. 3.15 — No percentage of winnings shall be deducted by any association for itself or for another person, club or body,unless at the request of the person to whom such winnings are payable,and except that an association may withold from winnings any money due it. 3 16 — Each association shall install at the finish line at their race track, and shall adequately maintain a photo-finish camera 3.17 — Each association shall provide and equip a first aid room within its enclosure, and have present on their premises or within — 10— each call, a licensed physician or registered, trained nurse. 3.18—Upon request of the Board of Judges,the racing association shall provide an experienced stenographic secretary, who shall be under the direct supervision of the Judges. 3.19—The race track association is additionally charged with the responsibility of cooperating with local authorities and the Commis- sion personnel in assuring the good behavior and proper demeanor of all persons in any way connected with the race track and race meet. 3.20—The Commission shall have the power to exclude from any and all licensed race courses any person whom the Commission shall deem detrimental to the best interest of racing, any person who is known or reputed to be a bookmaker or a loiterer within the meaning of the statutes of the State of Colorado, or a fugitive from justice, or whose conduct at a race course in Colorado or elsewhere is or has been unlawful, or who has been convicted at any time of a crime involving moral turpitude. No such person shall enter or remain upon premises owned by any licensee conducting a race meeting under the jurisdiction of the Commission, and all such persons, upon discovery or recognition shall be forthwith excluded or ejected from such premises. Any person so ejected or excluded from the premises of any licensee shall be denied admission to its prem- ises and the premises of all other licensees of the Commission until permission for entering has thereafter been obtained from the Com- mission. The Commission may also exclude any person from such race meets who shall willfully violate any of the provisions of this article, or of any rule or regulation issued by the Commission. 3.21—It shall be the duty of each association through its employ- ees, to notify the Commission Security of all ejections, disorderly conduct or arrests, giving names, addresses and offenses. 3.22 — The association shall police all parts of the racing enclo- sure and no tipsters shall be allowed in any part of the wagering area and no person licensed by the Commission shall loiter in the wagering area with the intention of engaging in tipping for any remuneration or for nothing. 3.23—The association shall keep and operate its parking lot in a clean and dignified manner. No solicitation of tips or touting will be tolerated. 3.24 — Any person making a handbook or betting with a hand- book shall be ejected from the grounds and denied any further admission, and if any person solicits bets to be made on greyhounds, such persons shall be ruled off. 3.25 — Associations may allow telephone or telegraph wires on their respective grounds during their race meeting for the benefit of the public press, or transacting ordinary business, but no informa- tion regarding the results of any race shall be transmitted out of a race track until the results are official, nor shall any message be sent over said wires transmitting money, or other things of value or directing the placing of any wager on the result of a race; nor shall — 11— any message be sent in cipher or code, nor unless the same is in plain and intelligible English, under penalty of forfeiture of license 3.26—Broadcasting or televising of races and results thereof shall not be made from any race track, except with the specific permission of the Commission, and at no time shall the exact odds be an- nounced,nor shall the payoff of winners be given until the result has been declared official 3.27 — Public dances, public exhibitions of vaudeville, stage, screen, radio, television and night club performers, drawing or lot- teries of any character, or any other similar form of entertainment shall be prohibited except with special approval of the Commission. 3.28—No gaming device, other than that permitted by law, shall be allowed on the grounds. Cards, dice and petty games of chance are prohibited. 3.29 — No solicitation or sale of tickets or collections for any organization, charitable or otherwise, shall be permitted within the race track. 3.30—Only two tip sheets will be permitted at a track, each to be independently handicapped, each handicapper must sign and deliver such sheet at least one hour before post time to the Commission Judge at the track All sellers of tip sheets must sell from a booth. The previous day's sheet and its outcome must be displayed on the front of such booth. "All persons having obtained a tip sheet concession with the track must be approved and licensed by the Commission." 3.31—The association shall not solicit or encourage wagering,but may from time to time announce the time the windows will close and the advisability of purchasing tickets early to avoid being shut out. 3.32 — The Racing Association, through its proper officials, in making selection or giving invitation to racing kennels, shall use every endeavor to keep out all disreputable characters and "dead- beats." The Commission does not charge the association with guaranteeing the bills of greyhoundmen, but each association shall, through its General Manager or his assistants, and the Board of Judges, use every reasonable effort to compel all greyhoundmen to pay their proper bills incurred in the State of Colorado. 3.33—All kennel enclosures must be properly fenced and admis- sion granted only on proper license or credentials actually shown to the gateman. 3.34 —A greyhound Racing Association licensed by the Commis- sion may build and maintain day kennels, but the kenneling of ?reyhounds at such day kennels is optional to greyhound owners; however, should an owner not elect to use such facilities, then the Association may require such greyhounds housing away from the day kennels to be present at a receiving day kennel at the track at — 12— least 1 hour prior to weigh in time in order that the greyhounds may be examined by a veterinarian and also to avoid late arrivals that may cause a greyhound to be scratched. 3.35 —Absolutely no one, except officials of the track, and mem- bers of the Commission, shall be permitted to enter in or about the grounds, kennels, or kennel enclosure, who does not have in his possession a license issued by the Commission as owner, trainer, agent, groom or veterinarian. 3.36— All officials employed by a licensed Racing Association or by the Commission must give seven (7) days notice to the Commis- sion if they plan to terminate their services prior to the termination date of their contract, in order that a suitable replacement can be supplied. 3.37 — All Racing Associations shall furnish suitable space and accommodations so as to enable the proper authorities to fingerprint and/or photograph all of the licensees and its own employees. 3.38 — The Association shall supervise the methods of so-called merchandise peddlers who may have entry to the track enclosure to solicit among the persons engaged at the track, provided however, that the Association shall not, by virtue of this rule or otherwise, restrict the open purchasing or attempting to control or monopolize said business of proper selling of merchandise to owners or trainers or kennel employees. All such merchandise peddlers must be ap- proved and licensed by the Commission. 3.39 — Each Association shall maintain and furnish complete police and watchman service night and day in and about all kennel enclosures on the premises, grandstand and parking lot areas. IV—COLORADO BRED 4.01 — All greyhound tracks licensed by the Commission to conduct greyhound rpeing shall, in programming official schooling races and official;_p'rogkan}med races, give no preference to greyhounds made ehg01e',)iy/the Colorado Greyhound Breeders' Association, as in compatiiao,g/to,contract kennels. In like manner, any Association shall not disci iiir}ate against any greyhound made eligible by the Colorado Greyhoiijhd3reeders' Association, as in comparison to contract kennels. V—CORPORATION 5.01 —All corporations having any interest in a greyhound shall file with the Commission at the time of filing application for an owner's license, a statement in duplicate setting forth the names and addresses of all officers, directors and stockholders of said corpora- tion, together with the amount of the respective holdings of each stockholder and a statement as to whether or not said stock is paid in full, and including the designation of an authorized agent, or agents of said corporation.The said statement shall be signed by the president of the corporation, attested to by its secretary and the corporate seal attached. — 13— Said statement shall also contain an affidavit signed under oath by the President and Secretary of the Corporation that no officer, director or shareholder of the Corporation is at that time under suspension by the Commission or disqualified to be licensed as an owner of any greyhounds by said Commission. 5.02 —Any transfer of stock of such corporation or change in the officers or directors shall be reported promptly in writing to the Commission. 5.03 — All statements of sales and contingencies, or arrange- ments, by partnerships or corporations, shall declare to whom win- nings are payable, in whose name the greyhound shall run, and with whom rests the power of entry or of declaration of forfeit, and a copy of this information shall be transmitted to the Commission. 5.04 - In cases of emergency authority to sign declarations of partnership may be given to the Racing Secretary by a telegram promptly confirmed in writing. 5.05—The part owner of any greyhound cannot assign his share, or any part of it, without consent of the other partners, the said consent to be lodged with the Racing Secretary 5.06—All greyhounds shall be registered in the name of the real owner or owners with the Racing Secretary of the racing association at which it is intended to race such greyhounds. VI- CORRUPT PRACTICES 6 01 - If any person found guilty by the Commission or other lawful authority of giving, offering or promising directly or indirect- ly, any bribe in any form to any person having official duties in relation to any race or racing greyhound, or to any trainer or agent, or to any other person having charge of or access to any racing greyhound; OR 6.01:1 - If any person having official duties in relation to a race, or if any trainer, agent or other person having charge of or access to any racing greyhound accepts, or offers to accept any bribe in any form; OR 6 01:2-If any person wilfully enter, or cause to be entered to start in any race, a greyhound which he knows or believes to be disqualified; OR 6.01.3 - If any person be guilty of or shall conspire with any other person for the commission of or shall connive with any person being guilty of any corrupt or fraudulent practices in relation to racing in this or any other state or country; OR 6.01.4 - If any person fraudulently offers or receives any amount of money or other consideration for declaring an entry out of a purse or stake; OR 6.01:5 - If any person be guilty of any other corrupt or — 14— fraudulent practices on any track in Colorado, or on any track in this or any other country; 6.01:6 — Then such person or persons found guilty after a proper hearing by the Commission or other lawful authority of any violation of any provision of this rule MAY be ruled off for a period of time to be determined by the Commission, and/or the license of such guilty party MAY BE SUSPENDED OR RE- VOKED. 6.02 — No electrical or mechanical device or other expedient designated or intended to increase or decrease the speed of a greyhound shall be possessed by any one or applied by any one to a greyhound at any time during a meeting whether in a race or otherwise. 6.03 — No person shall tamper or attempt to tamper with any greyhound in such a way as to affect his speed in a race,nor shall he counsel or in any way aid or abet such tampering. 6.04 — Any greyhound that has been the subject of illegal prac- tices may be disqualified by the Judges of the meeting for no longer period than the duration of the meeting and they shall report the circumstances to the Commission for such action as it may deem proper. 6.05 — The Judges shall have the power to declare an act an illegal practice which they deem to be an unfair advantage of any or all persons engaged in the sport of racing in any way, or any act which would tend to mislead the betting public, or any act which they deem to be detrimental to the best interest of racing and shall have the power to impose fitting punitive action,whereupon the case shall be referred to the Commission for further review and action. 6.06—If any case occurs which is not or which is alleged not to be provided for by these rules, it shall be determined by the Judges in such manner as they think just and conformable to the usages of the sport of racing. VII-DEAD HEATS 7.01 — When greyhounds run a dead heat for first place, all monies and prizes to which such greyhounds would have been entitled shall be divided equally between them and this applies in dividing prizes whatever the number of greyhounds running a dead heat. Each greyhound shall be deemed a winner. 7.02 — Likewise, when greyhounds run a dead heat for second place, they shall divide the second and third monies. 7.03 — When greyhounds run a dead heat for third place, they shall divide the third and fourth monies. 7.04-If the dividing owners cannot agree as to which of them is to have a cup or other prize which cannot be divided, the question shall be determined by lot in the presence of one or more of the Judges. — 15— VIII-DECLARATIONS 8.01 — The declaration of a greyhound out of an engagement is irrevocable. 8.02 — Declarations in sweepstakes shall be made in the same manner as is provided for making entries therein to the Racing Secretary who shall record the day and hour of receipt and give early publicity thereto. 8.03 — Declarations in purse races must be made by the owner, trainer or authorized agent to the Racing Secretary or his assistant at least one-half hour before the time designated for the drawing of post positions on the day previous to the day on which the greyhound is to race, or at such time as the Racing Secretary may appoint. IX-ENTRIES 9.01 — Every person who enters a greyhound, or in any way participates in any race or racing under these rules thereby obligates himself to accept these rules upon all questions relating thereto. 9.02—For all races the Racing Secretary is the person authorized to receive entries and declarations 9.03—Every entry in a race must be in the name of the registered owner, lessee or his kennel name and must be made in writing or by telegram immediately confirmed in writing The full name of every person having an ownership in a greyhound or accepting the train- er's percentage, or having any interest in its winnings, must be registered with the Racing Secretary before it starts'at any meeting, as must every change in such ownership or interest,thereafter made during that meeting and a copy thereof be promptly delivered to the Commission by the Racing Secretary of the track where the greyhound is racing. 9.04 — A greyhound must be eligible according to the rules of racing at time of entry. 9.05 — Any person having less interest in a greyhound than another person is not entitled to assume any of the rights or duties of an owner as provided by these rules, including the right of entry, declaration, etc. 9.06—Joint subscriptions and entries may be made by any one or more of the owners. However, all partners and each of them shall be jointly and severally liable for all fees and forfeits. 9.07 — The racing officials shall have the right to call on any person in whose name a greyhound is entered to produce proof that the greyhound entered is not the property either wholly or in part of any person who is disqualified; or to produce proof of the extent of his interest or property in the greyhound and failing of such proof shall declare the greyhound out of the race. 9.08—No greyhound shall be permitted to start that has not been fully identified. — 16— 9.09—Any person who knowingly attempts to fraudulently estab- lish the identity of a greyhound shall be held to account the same as the owner and shall be subject to the same penalty in case of fraud or attempted fraud. 9.10 — No disqualified greyhound shall be allowed to enter or to start in any race. 9.11 — Before a greyhound may be entered for a race where a purse is paid the owner/owners and trainer must be licensed. 9.12 — The transfer of any entry of a greyhound may be refused with or without notice. 9.13—No greyhound shall be permitted to enter or to start unless he is conditioned by a licensed trainer. 9.14—No entry shall be accepted for any greyhound when all or part of the ownership interest of that greyhound is held by a person disqualified under the Law or under these rules. A spouse of a disqualified person may enter a greyhound previously registered in his or her name, but provided that a transfer of interest from a disqualified spouse to the non-offending spouse on or after the date of violation giving rise to the disqualification shall be prima facie evidence of an intent to circumvent this rule, and the non-offending spouse shall not be allowed to enter the greyhound so transferred. 9.15 — Should a greyhound be scratched by his owner, owner- trainer or trainer, after post positions have been drawn, said greyhound shall school officially before being allowed to re-enter for official racing. 9.16—Entries which have closed shall be compiled without delay by the Racing Secretary and conspicuously posted. 9.17 — Under the supervision of the Commission Judge and the Racing Secretary the entries for all races shall be drawn in the presence of at least one or more owner or trainer or their kennel representative at such a place and time as is convenient to all parties. (The Racing Secretary may either draw or classify Grade A, pups, or races of% mile or more.) 9.18 — Post position shall not be drawn until all entries for the race has been filled, and no greyhound shall be changed after the drawing for post position. 9.19—If any race fails to fill and is declared off, the names of all greyhounds that were entered therein shall be publicly posted in the Racing Secretary's office not later than 3 p.m. of the same day. 9.20 — If an entry from any person or of any greyhound that stands suspended or expelled is received, such entry shall be void and the money, if any, paid for such entry refunded. Any money or prize won under said entry shall be returned. 9.21 — A greyhound or kennel whose entry is ordered refused at — 17— any recognized meeting because of inconsistent racing shall not be permitted to race on any track where these rules are in force during the continuance of such ruling. 9.22—No greyhound under the age of fourteen (14) months shall run in any official race other than races conditioned for greyhounds of the same age. 9.23—The holder of a claim,whether it be a mortgage,bill of sale or lien of any kind against a greyhound, shall be required to file the same with the Racing Secretary previous to the time the greyhound is entered. Failure to do so shall forfeit his rights in the winnings of the greyhound previous to the time his claim is properly filed. 9.24—The Association shall have the right to withdraw or change any unclosed race. 9.25 — Every greyhound entered for a purse must be a starter unless it be declared or scratched. 9.26—An entry in a sweepstakes is a subscription and cannot be withdrawn. 9.27 — Entrance money is not refunded on the death of a greyhound or his failure to start. 9.28 — The nominator is liable for the entrance money or stake and the death of a greyhound or a mistake in its entry when eligible, does not release the subscriber or transferee from liability for stakes. 9.29 — In the absence of notice to the contrary, entrance and declarations for sweepstakes which close during or on the eve of a racing meeting, close at the office of the Racing Secretary who shall make provisions therefore. Closing at all other times for sweepstakes shall be at the office of the Association. 9.30 — When an hour for closing is designated, entries and declarations for sweepstakes cannot be received afterwards;but if an hour is not designated, they may be mailed or telegraphed up to midnight of the day of closing,provided they are received in time for compliance with every other condition of the race. 9.31 — Nominations for stake races received and postmarked before midnight of the day of closing shall be valid if received twenty-four (24)hours in advance of closing of overnight entries. 9.32 — If a miscarriage of any entry or declaration in a stake is alleged, satisfactory proof that it was mailed or telegraphed must be presented within a reasonable time or it shall not be received. 9.33 — A greyhound shall not become a starter for a race unless there has been duly paid any stake or entrance money payable in respect to that race. 9.34—If the Racing Secretary should allow a greyhound to start in a race without its entrance money or stake having been paid, he — 18— shall be liable for it. 9.35 — A person making a wrong entry or nomination shall be liable for stake and forfeits under the nomination. 9.36 — The entrance money, starting and subscription fees, in every race shall go to the winner unless otherwise provided in the conditions of the race,but when from any cause a race is not run off, all stakes or entrance money, if any is paid, shall be refunded. 9.37—When a person is prevented by these rules from entering or starting a greyhound for any race without paying arrears for which he would not otherwise be liable, he may, by paying the same, enter or start the greyhound and have the arrears placed on the forfeit list as due to himself 9.37:1 — If the seller of a greyhound with engagements is compelled to pay arrears through the purchaser's default, he may place the amount on the forfeit list as due from the purchaser to him. This rule shall also apply in the transfer of entries when the transferee defaults. 9.37:2 — The Racing Secretary, with the approval of the Judges, shall have full authority to waive the obligations incurred by this rule according to the circumstances of the case. 9.37:3 —The entrance to a race shall be free unless otherwise stipulated in its conditions. An entry of a greyhound in a sweepstake is a subscription to the sweepstakes and the sub- scriber is liable for stake and forfeit, but should he transfer the entry he is liable only in cause of default to the transferee. Similarly the seller of a greyhound with engagements is liable for stake or forfeit if the engagement is not kept. Any person not having money to his credit with the Association must, before his greyhound can start, pay (in cash, if required)to the Association, all entrance money, stakes and arrears then due it or on the greyhound he intends to start. 9.38 — If a greyhound is sold to a disqualified person said greyhound's racing engagements shall be void as of the date of sale. 9.39 — In case of fire or accident, or for other reasons, after due public notice all races or stakes may be postponed or declared off, and when so declared off, all subscriptions and declaration money paid must be refunded. 9.40 — No greyhound on the schooling list or the Veterinarian's list shall be qualified to start. X—FINES, SUSPENSIONS AND DISCIPLINARY ACTION 10.01 —Whenever the Commission or Judges, acting under these rules, finds any person or licensee to have been guilty of(a) any act or omission in violation of either the letter or spirit of the rules of —19— racing or (b) any act or omission not covered specifically by these rules but deemed to require disciplinary action, or (c) any violations of the Law, the person or licensee shall be subject to such discipli- nary action as the Commission or Judges AFTER A HEARING, shall deem commensurate with the offense committed. Such discipli- nary action may take the form of a fine, suspension, fine and suspension, revocation of license, or the ruling off for life. 10.02—The Judges may suspend for no longer period than thirty (30) days beyond the close of the meeting anyone whom they have authority to supervise andlor they may impose a fine not to exceed $500.00, or both. They may also suspend any person declared guilty of any corrupt or fraudulent practices by greyhound racing au- thorities of any other State or Judges of any recognized meeting. All such suspensions and fines must be reported to the Commission. If the punishment so imposed is not, in the opinion of the Judges, sufficient, they shall so report to the Commission. All fines and suspensions imposed by the Judges shall be promptly reported to the Racing Secretary and Racing Commission in writing. 10.03—A fine or suspension may not be rescinded by the Judges, except with the approval of the Commission. 10.04-If any person licensed by the Commission uses profane or indecent language to a, aeirig Official pr any employee or represen- tative of the Racing C orntherwis disturb the peace of any race track enclosu , dz+`pritnise-wheve grgyhounds are kenneled or trained, he shall be liable for a fine, suspension or both, and such action shall be reported immediately to the Commission. 10.05 —Fines must be paid within 48 hours Delinquents may be suspended All monies imposed as fines, except such fines as may be imposed on Associations, shall be collected by the Racing Secretary and shall be paid over directly by him to the Commission at the end of the race meeting, together with a report covering the same. Objections to a fine imposed by the Judges must be made in writing to the Commission in accordance to Section II (Appeals). 10.06 — When an owner, trainer, greyhound or kennel of greyhounds is suspended by the Judges at one track,such suspension shall immediately become effective on all other greyhound tracks under the jurisdiction of the Commission until such time as the case in question is decided by the Commission. 10.07 —The Commission shall have the power to alter, amend, or modify the suspension or fines imposed by the Judges, or to rule off the offenders from all greyhound tracks under its supervision. The Commission shall also have the power to reinstate without fine or suspension. 10.08 — A greyhound or kennel under suspension by the Racing Commission or other regulatory agency of any other State or country shall not be permitted to race. 10.09—The license of anyone ruled off of any Colorado track for violation of any,of the rules of racing may be revoked. —20- 10.10—When a licensee is ruled off for any fraudulent practice in relation to a particular greyhound wholly or partly belonging to him, he shall return all money or prizes which such greyhound has fraudulently won. 10.11 — Every licensee ruled off at a recognized meeting is ruled off wherever these rules have force. 10.12—When an owner is ruled off a course or suspended, every greyhound owned in whole or in part by him shall be ineligible to be entered or to start in any race until said greyhound has been made eligible either by the rescinding of his owner's penalty or his transfer through bona fide sale to an ownership acceptable to the Judges. 10.13 — When a trainer is ruled off a track or suspended, every greyhound which is under his care shall not be qualified to be entered or to start in any race until said greyhound has been made eligible by the rescinding of said trainer's penalty or by the place- ment of the greyhounds in the hands of a licensed trainer with the approval of the transfer by the Judges. 10.14—When a person is ruled off a course or suspended,he shall not be qualified, whether acting as agent or otherwise to subscribe for or to enter or run any greyhound in any race either in his own name or in that of any other person until the rescinding of that person's penalty. 10.15—Complaints against a racing official (other than a Judge) or his assistant shall be made to the Judges in writing, and be signed by the complainant. Complaints against a Judge shall be made in writing to the Commission and be signed by the complainant. (See Appeal and Review 2.01 through 2.05.) XI—KENNEL NAMES 11.01 —An owner wishing to race under a Kennel Name may do so by registering and by paying the subscribed fee to the Commis- sion. 11.02 — A trainer, who is also a licensed owner or part owner, may use a Kennel Name as owner or part owner. However, no trainer may be licensed as trainer other than in his legal name. 11.03 — In applying to race under a Kennel Name the applicant must disclose the identity or identities behind a Kennel Name. 11.04 — If a partnership is involved in the identity behind a Kennel Name, each of the partners must be licensed as owner and the rules covering partnerships must be complied with. 11.05 — If a corporation is involved in the identity behind a Kennel Name, the rules covering corporations must be complied with. 11.06—Changes in identities involved in a Kennel Name must be reported immediately to the Commission. —21— 11.07 — A licensed owner cannot be a party to more than one Kennel Name at the same time, nor can he use his real name for racing purposes so long as he has a registered one. 11.08 — A licensed owner who has registered under a Kennel Name may at any time abandon it, after he has given written notice to the Commission. 11.09—A Kennel Name may be changed at any time by register- ing a new Kennel Name and paying the fee of ten ($10) dollars. 11.10—A licensed owner cannot register as his Kennel Name one which is the real name of any owner of greyhounds racing nor one which is the real or Kennel Name of any prominent person not owning greyhounds or one which is registered by any other owner. 11.11 — A Kennel Name shall be plainly distinguishable from that of another duly registered Kennel Name. 11 12 — The Commission reserves the privilege of refusing to register a Kennel Name. 11.13—The Kennel Name shall be carried on the official program with the name of at least one owner; and if the Kennel Name represents more than one owner, it shall be indicated by the use of the name of one owner and the words "et al." 11.14—No Kennel Name shall be used,if in the judgement of the Judges, it is being used for advertising purposes. 11.15 — No trainer of greyhounds can register under a Kennel Name. XII-LICENSED RACING PERSONNEL 12.01 — The following persons, as set forth in 12.04, shall be required to be licensed by the Commission. Forms for application for license will be furnished by the Commission. All such applications shall be reviewed and approved or denied by the Board of Judges or the Commission, or their agent. All licenses and registrations expire December 31st of each year. 12.02 — The Commission will recognize and will uphold all rul- ings of every racing jurisdiction that holds membership in the National Association of State Racing Commissioners. However, the Commission reserves the right to deny any application for a license from any person regardless of whether he holds a valid license from another racing jurisdiction. 12.03 — All applications for license shall be taken out within forty-eight (48) hours after arrival. 12.04—The following persons shall be licensed and at the follow- ing fees: Fees: Owner $ 6.00 -22- Trainer 10.00 Assistant Trainer 6 00 Owner-Trainer 15.00 Authorized Agent 6.00 Pari-Mutuel Employees (all) 2.00 Kennel Name 10 00 Partnership 4.00 Kennel Helper 2.00 Miscellaneous 2.00 Miscellanious shall cover all other persons not listed above, who the Commission feels should be licensed for the best interest of racing. All racing officials as herein defined in this rule book, except State-appointed racing officials, shall also be licensed, the fee for which shall be two ($2) dollars. 12.04:1 — All persons required to be licensed pursuant to the Colorado Racing Act and Rules and Regulations promulgated thereunder shall be subject to the following provisions: (a) All licensed persons desirous to be on the premises of any racing authority shall be required to hold a current license issued by the Commission. Such licenses will require the photographing of the licensee annually or as directed from time to time by the Commission. In a like manner, everyone will be fingerprinted. After the initial fingerprinting, the licensee may be excused from fingerprinting by direction of the Commission. Such photo- graphic licenses must be carried at all times and must be shown to any racing official upon request. Failure of a licensee to display such a license upon request shall subject such person to possible revocation of his license and im- mediate expulsion from the grounds. (b) All licensed persons are held responsible for the safekeeping of their license No license shall be transferrable and any licensed person who allows another to use his license for the purpose of transferring any of the privileges pertaining thereto shall be suspended from racing. Should a licensee lose his or her license or should a license in some manner be destroyed,such licensees may apply for a duplicate by filing an affidavit in a form required by the Commission and for the payment of two ($2) dollars. 12.05 — No license shall be issued by the Commission to any person: 12 05:1 — Who owns, operates, or has an interest in any bookmaking, pool selling or other illegal enterprise, or who is connected with or associated with any persons engaged in book- making, pool selling or other illegal enterprise, provided that in the event such occupation or connection has ceased for a suffi- -23— ciently long period of time,the Commission may, in its discretion, issue such license; 12.05:2 — Who has been convicted of a crime involving moral turpitude, except thut said Commission may, in their discretion, grant a license where the applicant has been found guilty of a crime, such person may he licensed if applicant's conduct, in the opinion of the Commission, has been exemplary 12.05:3 — Who is unqualified, by experience or otherwise to perform the duties required of such applicant, 12.05:4—Who fails to disclose the true ownership or interest in any and all greyhounds as required by said application, 12.05:5 — Who is OR HAS BEEN engaged in any activity or practices which are undesirable or detrimental to the best inter- ests of the public and the sport of greyhound racing. 12.05:6—Who does not have a racing greyhound registered in the Racing Secretary's office to race at that track or who cannot show proof of gainful employment at that track. 12.05:7 — The Commission shall have the power to rule off or suspend any licensee or revoke the license of any licensee for any of the above reasons 12.06—Any person having been convicted of a felony within the past ten years may be denied a license and/or excluded from the grounds of an association during the conduct of a race meeting. 12.07 — All applications for licenses must be completely and correctly filled out and properly signed. 12.08—Any omission or misrepresentation will be deemed falsifi- cation of such application and sufficient cause for denial, suspension or revocation of such license by the Commission. 12.09—The Commission may suspend any license of that person who is ruled off, suspended, or otherwise disbarred from racing by the Commission or Board of Judges of the racing jurisdiction of any other state or country. Such action shall be subject to Appeal and Review under Sectior. II, 2.01 through 2.06 of these rules and regulations. 12.10 — The refusal to grant a license unless accompanied with good and valid reasons shall not be considered as a ruling of this Commission, likewise a refusal to grant a license by any other state unaccompanied by good and valid reasons shall not be considered as a ruling by this Commission. 12.11 — The Commission will recognize and will uphold all rul- ings of every racing jurisdiction that holds membership in the National Association of State Racing Commissioners. However, the Commission reserves the right to deny any application for a license from any person it considers undesirable regardless of whether he holds a valid license from another racing jurisdiction. —24— 12 12 — The denial of a license by the Commission to any appli- cant has the same force and effect as a ruling for the violation of a racing rule, and the denial of a license by the Commission for cause will continue in effect until such time as the Commission shall approve a subsequent application for a license. 12.13 — The Commission may refuse to issue or renew a license, or may suspend or revoke a license issued pursuant to the rule, if it shall find that the applicant, or any person who is a partner. agent, employee or associate of the applicant, has been convicted of a crime in any jurisdiction, or is or has been associating or consorting with any person who has or persons who have been convicted of a crime or crimes in any jurisdiction or jurisdictions, or is consorting or as- sociating with or has consorted or associated with bookmakers,touts, or persons of similar pursuits, or has himself engaged in similar pursuits, or is financially irresponsible, or has been guilty of or attempted any fraud or misrepresentation in connection with racing, breeding or otherwise, or has violated or attempted to violate any law with respect to racing in any jurisdiction or any rule,regulation or order of the Commission, or shall have violated any rule of racing which shall have been approved or adopted by the Commission, or has been guilty of or engaged in similar, related or like practices. 12.14—Every licensee, for the best interest of racing, is charged with being financially responsible for debts incurred. The Board of Judges, being notified of financial irresponsibility by any licensee, shall conduct an investigation into the matter, and if the results of such an investigation clearly show a licensee to be irresponsible and remiss concerning his just debts the Board of Judges shall impose such a ruling as in conformity with the best interest of racing. Any ruling made pursuant to this section shall be subject to Section II (Appeal to the Commission.) 12.15 — A person licensed in Colorado and desiring to race at another track in Colorado must have a validation of his original license for that track In order to have a license validated, the person must have dogs at that track or show proof of gainful employment at that track. 12 17—AUTHORIZED AGENT 12.17:1—Each authorized agent must obtain a license from the Commission. 12.17:2 — A notorized instrument signed by the owner shall accompany the application which shall clearly set forth among the delegated powers whether or not said agent is empowered to collect money from the Association. 12.17:3 — If the instrument is a power of attorney, it shall be filed with the Racing Secretary. If, however, the powers are properly delegated by the owner on the application form for a —25— license, then said application shall be in duplicate with both copies signed and sworn to before a Notary Public and one copy filed with the Racing Secretary 12.17:4 — An authorized agent may appoint a subagent only when specifically authorized so to do by the written instrument signed by the owner and, to be effective, notice of such appoint- ment must be given immediately in writing to the Commission and the Racing Secretary. 12 17:5—Any changes in the power delegated by the owner to the Authorized Agent must be in writing, sworn to before a Notary Public and filed with the Commission and the Racing Secretary. 12 17.6 — An owners revocation of an authorized agent's au- thority must be in writing, sworn to before a Notary Public and filed with the Commission and the Racing Secretary 12.17:7 — The term of the authorized agent's license shall terminate December 31st of each year, unless otherwise provided, suspended or revoked by the Commission. 12 17:8—The trainer or authorized agent of an owner who was licensed the previous year and in good standing may fill out and sign an owner's renewal application for the owner 12.17:9—OWNERS AND TRAINERS 12.17.10—Before a greyhound may be entered for a race where a purse is paid the owner owners and trainer must be licensed. 12.17:11—Each owner and/or trainer shall be held responsible for the licensing of each and every employee under his jurisdic- tion. 12.17:12—An owner and/or trainer is accountable and shall be responsible for the picking up of a license of any discharged employee. 12.17:13—If any licensed trainer is prevented from performing his duties, he must notify the Judges, giving reason therefore and a licensed substitute trainer must be approved by the Judges. If the trainer is prevented from performing his duties for an ex- tended period of time, the owner shall notify the Judges in writing naming the licensed trainer who will be in charge of the kennel. Such licensed trainer shall be approved by the Judges. 12.17:14 — Each application from a person desiring to be licensed as a trainer or assistant trainer, who has not been previously licensed in Colorado, shall be accompanied with the written statement of two reputable persons to the effect that the applicant is personally known to them and that he is a person of good reputation and capable of satisfactory performance of the vocation he seeks to follow. Such applicant shall be given a thorough examination, EITHER WRITTEN OR ORAL by the —26— BOARD OF JUDGES TO DETERMINE WHETHER OR NOT SUCH PERSON IS QUALIFIED TO BE A TRAINER OR ASSIS- TANT TRAINER. 12.17:15 — On hiring new employees, owner and/or trainer must report change to the Commission within twenty-four (24) hours. 12.17.16 — Any owner or trainer harboring or employing an unlicensed person shall be fined not less than twenty-five ($25) dollars. 12.17:17—No person shall be granted a trainer's license who is under twenty-one (21)years of age,except with special permission of the Judges. 12.17:18 — The trainer shall be responsible for and be the absolute insurer of the condition of greyhounds he enters, regard- less of the acts of third parties. The trainers are presumed to know the Rules of Greyhound Racing as adopted by the Commis- sion. 12.17:19—The Judges may permit an owner or a trainer to act pending action on his application. 12.17:20 —All owners must file with the Commission and the Association a roster of his trainer, authorized agent and other employees and if any owner changes trainer he must notify the Racing Secretary forthwith and require the new trainer or any new employees to sign the owner's filed roster. 12.17:21 — No owner, trainer, race track employee or other person, or either of them, shall accept directly or indirectly, any bribe, gift or gratuity in any form which intends to or might influence the results of any race. 12.17:22 — Every owner or trainer who does not have his greyhound at weighing-in room promptly at the time appointed shall have his greyhound scratched and, in addition, said owner or trainer may be liable for a fine. 12.17:23 — Owners and trainers shall retire greyhounds off form or in poor condition. Failure to do so may result in the suspension of said greyhounds for a period to be decided by the Judges. 12.17:24—Owners and trainers who make frivolous complaints may be liable for a fine, suspension or ruling off. 12.17:25—Greyhounds that have been retired for conditioning or worming must be brought back to racing weight before being entered. 12.17:26 —No medicine, antiseptic, fluid or matter containing a color causing the marring or discoloration of identification marks of a greyhound which could change the identity of such greyhound will be used. —27— 12.17:27 — Any owner, trainer, or other person interested in any greyhound or greyhounds at a meeting licensed by the Com- mission, who shall bet with or through any handbook shall be ejected from the grounds of the Association and shall be refused admission to the grounds of all other licensed Associations in Colorado.In the case of:he owner of any greyhound,the entries of said owner shall be refused for all Colorado tracks 12.17:28 — All owners and trainers of greyhounds and their employees are subject to the laws of the State of Colorado and the rules promulgated by its Commission immediately upon making entry to run on a track in Colorado. 12.17:29—Owners,trainers and their employees shall abide by said laws and rules and accept the decision of the Judges on any and all questions to which their authority extends,subject to their right of appeal to the Commission. 12.17:30 — Every owner, trainer, or authorized agent shall immediately whenever requested by the Commission submit any greyhound or greyhounds of which he is the owner, authorized agent, or trainer,to any Veterinarian designated by the Commis- sion for such examination or tests as said Veterinarian may deem advisable. Any test or examination made by the Veterinarian designated by the Commission may be witnessed by the Commission or any of its representatives and by the owner or his authorized agent or by the trainer of the greyhound or greyhounds so examined or tested. 12.17.31 — The owner, trainer, groom or any other person having charge, custody or care of the greyhound is obligated to protect the greyhound properly and guard it against the adminis- tration or attempted administration of any unauthorized drug, medication, stimulant, depressant, local anesthetic or any other substance, and if the Judges shall find that any person has failed to show proper protection and guarding of the greyhound,or if the Judges find that any owner or trainer is guilty of negligence with respect thereto,they shall impose such punishment and take such other action as they deem proper under any of the rules including reference to the Commission. 12.18—PARTNERSHIPS 12.18:1 — All partnerships must be registered with the Com- mission and the name and address of every person having any interest in a greyhound, the relative proportions of such interest and the terms of any sales with contingencies or arrangements must be signed by all parties or by their authorized agent and be filed with the Racing Secretary,a copy of which shall be transmit- ted immediately before the opening of the race meeting to the office of the Commission. All partners and each of them shall be jointly and severally liable for all stakes and forfeits. 12.18:2 — All statements of partnerships, of sales with con- tingencies or arrangements, shall declare to whom winnings are —28— payable, in whose name the greyhound shall run and with whom the power of entry or of declaration of forfeit rests, and a copy of the information shall be transmitted immediately to the Commis- sion. 12.18:3 — In case of emergency, authority to sign declarations of partnership may be given to the Racing Secretary by a tele- gram promptly confirmed in writing. 12.18:4 — The part owner of any greyhound cannot assign his share or any part of it without the written consent of the other partners, the said consent to be filed with the Racing Secretary. 12.18:5 —Each of the partners must be licensed as owner and the rules covering partnerships must be complied with. XIII-DRUGS, MEDICATION, STIMULATION 13.01—Definitions: Terms—Words 13.01:1—Drug—A substance used in or/as a medicine. 13.01:2 — Medication — Is defined as a substance, compound, element or combination thereof which is administered to a greyhound for the purpose of preventing,curing or alleviating the effects of any disease, condition, ailment, infirmity or symptom thereof. 13.01:3 — Stimulant, Depressant, Local Anesthetic — Shall mean such substances as are commonly used by the medical or veterinary professions to produce such effects, and which are defined as such in accepted scientific publications. 13.01:4—Forbidden Narcotic— Is a narcotic the sale, posses- sion, or use of which is prohibited by Federal, State or local laws or regulations. 13.02—No substance, compound, element or combination thereof of a medicinal, narcotic, stimulant, depressant, or anesthetic quality shall be administered to any greyhound. (a) No substances, compounds, medications, or drugs which might cause a masking or interference with the testing of urine, saliva, blood, other body fluids or tissues is permit- ted. 13.03 — No person shall administer or apply or cause to be administered or applied to any greyhound which has been entered in a race, any drug, chemical, or other substance whatsoever which might have the effect of unnaturally stimulatng, exciting, or depres- sing any greyhound during a race, nor shall a greyhound to which has been administered an unauthorized medication, forbidden drug, narcotic, stimulant, depressant or local anesthetic be eligible to start. 13.04 — The Commission through its Veterinary Staff will, from —29— time to time, issue written instructions concerning the use of medi- cations as guidelines to the dogmen as may be applicable. 13.05 — The Commission shall take or cause to be taken, by its appointed Veterinarians and Staff, saliva, urine, blood or other body fluid samples,or biopsy or necropsy specimens from such greyhounds in every race, as the Judges or Veterinarians may designate. During the taking of a sample by a representative of the Commis- sion, the owner, trainer, witness or chemist representing them may be present at all times. The sample so taken shall be placed in an authorized container and shall be immediately sealed and the evi- dence of such sealing may be indicated thereon by the signature of the owner or trainer or kennel representative. The veterinarian representing the Commission shall deliver the sample to the laboratory selected by the Commission for a report on the chemical analysis of such sample. The owner, trainer, witness or chemist representing them shall have the right to attend and witness the examination and testing of said urine, saliva, blood, or other body fluid samples or biopsy or necropsy specimens taken from a greyhound. Wilful failure to be present at or a refusal to allow the taking of any such specimen or refusal to sign the specimen tag to the taking of a specimen, or any act or threat to impede or prevent or otherwise interfere therewith shall be reported to the Judges who shall subject the person or persons guilty thereof to immediate suspension by the Judges of the meeting and the matter shall be referred to the Commission for such further action as in its discretion it may determine. 13.06 — Should the laboratory analysis of saliva, urine, or other sample taken from a greyhound indicate the presence of an unau- thorized medication, forbidden drug, narcotic, stimulant, depressant, local anesthetic, or irritant such shall be deemed evidence that the trainer of the greyhound is responsible for the administration of said drug. When the results of a positive analysis are received from the State Chemist, the Judges or their representatives shall im- mediately conduct a thorough investigation of the incident so as to determine who is responsible for the administration of said drug. Pending the Judges formal hearing the Judges may make such temporary order with regard to suspension of trainer, groom, owner, other persons, or kennel as will protect the public. Said order shall be effective for a period not to exceed fourteen (14) days. Within three(3)days of the receipt of a positive test from the State Chemist, the Judges shall hold a formal hearing to establish responsibility for the administration of said drug. At said hearing and any hearing before the Commission the trainer of said greyhound shall be deemed responsible as set forth herein Unless other evidence of sufficient credibility and weight is presented, the Judges may make a finding in accordance with said evidence. If the Judges or Commis- sioners are of the opinion that the evidence proves the trainer is without fault and is blameless in connection with the administration of said drug, the Judges or Commissioners shall exonerate the trainer completely. The Judges shall, after a hearing, impose such punishment and take such other action as they deem proper under —30— any of the rules including reference to the Commission, against the person or persons responsible for the proper care and protection of the greyhounds involved and against every person found by them to have administered or to have attempted to administer or to have caused to be administered or to have caused an attempt to adminis- ter or to have conspired with another person to administer such medicine, drug, narcotic, stimulant, depressant, local anesthetic or irritant. The owner of such greyhound shall not participate in the purse distribution of that race, and a redistribution of that purse shall be ordered by the Judges and the greyhound placed last. Any greyhound who has run a race after being administered any unau- thorized medication, drug, narcotic, stimulant, depressant, local anesthetic or irritant will be placed on the Veterinarian's list and remain on said list until schooling proves said greyhound can per- form without the use of the reported medications, drugs, narcotics, stimulant, depressant, local anesthetic or irritant 13.07 — An authorized medication within the meaning of these rules means: 13.07:1 — A medication administered in accordance with the instructions set forth must be reported by the trainer to the Commission Veterinarian. 13.07:2 — From these reports the Commission Veterinarian will determine whether the medication administered is in com- pliance with the instructions set forth, and the Rules of Racing. 13.07.3—If a reported medication is not in compliance with the instructions set forth and the Rules of Racing, the Commission Veterinarian shall declare said medication to be unauthorized, and the greyhound so medicated must be scratched from any entry to a race. 13.07:4 — Any unreported medication is deemed an unau- thorized medication. 13.08—No person shall have in his possession within his kennels, buildings, sheds or grounds where greyhounds are lodged or kept who are eligible to race over a race track of any Association holding a race meeting, any unauthorized medications, drugs, stimulants, depressants, or local anesthetics. 13.09 —If any •�.er, trainer, or groom should interfere with, or use abusive or ins i't g language to the State Veterinarian or his assistant, such St ;,' jinat'zan or his assistant having been duly appointed by the Commission;-and while in the discharge of their duties, such person may be fined or suspended. 13.10 — Any person desiring to have in his possession any medicines, containing any stimulants, depressants or narcotics, either for external or internal use of greyhound or man, shall notify the COMMISSION VETERINARIAN of such possession and the necessity thereof. 13.11 — A complete list of ALL drugs on the premises will be submitted to the Commission Veterinarian. In addition, a copy of —31 — this list will be posted in a conspicuous spot in the kennel area where racing greyhounds are kenneled in order that a Commission representative may check the same if he so desires when inspecting the kennel. 13 12 — The representative of the Commission may take for analysis samples of any medicines, drugs, or food materials sus- pected of containing improper medications or drugs which could affect the racing conditions of a greyhound in a race, which may be found in the area where racing greyhounds are kenneled on or off the track or in the possession of any person connected with racing on such tracks. This rule shall not act as a bar or waiver against the Commission or its representatives regarding unauthorized use or possession of unauthorized drugs or medications. 13.13 — The Commission, for good cause, may forbid the use of any medication. Thereafter, such medication shall not be used for official schooling or races. 13.14 — Minor medication as determined by the Commission Veterinarian is excluded from the operating of these rules. 13 15—Any licensed person administering any medication not in compliance with these rules will be subject to a fine, or suspension, or both 13 16—If a racing greyhound dies or is euthanized, this fact will be reported to the Commission Veterinarian who shall note such death on the face of the registration certificate and will cause such certificate to be sent tc the Official Registry approved by the Com- mission. The Commission Veterinarian shall have the right to make or cause to be made a post mortem examination of any greyhound who dies. 13.17 — In the event that a greyhound establishes a track record in a race and if it later develops that the chemical analysis of any sample taken indicates the presence of an unauthorized medication, narcotic, stimulant, depressant or local anesthetic, then such track record shall be null and void. XIV-OBJECTIONS 14.01—Objections to a greyhound engaged in a race may be made by the owner or trainer of some other greyhound engaged in the same race, or by an official of the meeting to one of the Judges. 14.02—All objections must be made to the Judges in writing and signed by the objector and must be filed not later than one (1) hour before post time. The Judges, however, may scratch an ineligible greyhound at any time 14.03 —Permission of the Judges is necessary before an objection can be withdrawn. —32— 14.04— Any person or persons lodging an objection must pay all costs and expenses incurred in determining the objection in such proportions as the Judges shall decide, unless relieved from such expense by the Commission. 14.05 — The Judges may require a cash deposit of fifty ($50) dollars before considering an objection which may be forfeited if the objection should prove to be unreasonable or unnecessary. 14.06—The Judges must decide every objection pertaining to the race. From every decision an appeal in writing may be made to the Commission within 48 hours of the time the objector has been officially informed of said decision. 14.07 — Objection to any decision of the Clerk of Scales shall be made before the greyhounds leave the paddock for the start of the race. 14.08 — Pending a decision on an objection, any prize which the greyhound against which the objection is lodged may have won or may win in the race, shall be withheld until the objection is deter- mined. 14.09—Objections shall be filed with the Judges within 48 hours (exclusive of Sundays) from the time the race is run in which the greyhound that occasioned the objection participated. 14.10- In all cases of fraud or wilful deception, the time limita- tion shall not apply provided the Judges are satisfied that the allegations are bona fide. 14.11 — If an objection to a greyhound which has won or which has been placed in a race is declared valid, that greyhound is disqualified and the other greyhounds in the race are entitled to place in the order in which they finished. XV—PARI-MUTUELS 15.01 — Refer to Colorado Racing Commission Pari-Mutuel Rule Book. XVI-POST POSITION 16.01 — The post position of greyhounds in starting shall be assigned by lot or drawing, supervised by the Commission Judge and the Racing Secretary at a time and place properly posted in the paddock, at least twenty-four (24) hours previous to the running of the races, so that any and all owners, trainers or authorized agents interested may be present, if they so desire. XVII-POST TIME 17.01 — Each Association conducting greyhound racing must advertise Post Time of each race upon their Tote Board. 17.02—Post Time for the first race of the day must be advertised in a conspicuous place on their Daily Racing Program. —33— 17.03 — All Advertised Post Times must be promptly met. Emergencies that may develop that would make the meeting of Post Time impossible shall be reported to the Commission. XVIII-PROGRAM 18.01 — The program or form sheet must carry not less than two (2)official racing lines from a recognized meeting,which must be the most recent lines and if the most recent official racing line is over twelve (12) calendar days and less than twenty (20) calendar days then the greyhound or greyhounds in question must be schooled officially and satisfactorily before the Board of Judges at least one time. If the greyhound has not been raced officially within twenty (20)calendar days, then the greyhound must be schooled at least two (2) times satisfactorily and must meet the qualifying time for that distance. 18.02 — The weight regulations provided in paragraphs (28.01), (28.02), (28.03), (28.04), (28.05), Section XXVIII shall be printed in the daily program. Should the Veterinarian establish a greyhound as a consistent "Weight Loser" that greyhound shall appear on the program with the following letters "(WL)." 18.03 — All daily programs sold at the race track must have one page containing the following: NOTICE This race course is licensed for 19— , License No. — , by the Colorado Racing Commission and operates under its regulations. COLORADO RACING COMMISSION Chairman Member Member Executive Secretary Assistant Executive Secretary OFFICERS and DIRECTORS of the Association: Racing Officials for the Meeting: —34— 18.04—All daily programs sold at the race track must contain a prominent notice that there is an information window and/or com- plaint window or windows in the clubhouse and grandstand where complaints may be made or filed in writing — and the exact loca- tions of these windows must be set forth in said notice. 18.05 — For additional program information see rules 21.13:3, 21.13:4, and 21.13:5. XIX-QUALIFYING TIME 19.01—Each Association licensed by the Commission shall estab- lish a qualifying time for its 5/16 mile (Approx.) distance and its 3/8 mile (Approx.) distance. Unless the greyhound in question qualified under Rule 18.01. 19.02 — Each Association shall notify the Commission at least three (3) days before the first day of official racing of the qualifying times established, and such time, while in effect, shall be continu- ously posted on the notice board at the track. Any change in the qualifying time established during the course of the meeting, shall be made only with the approval of the Judges. 19.03—No greyhound that fails to meet the applicable qualifying time as established shall be permitted to start. Any greyhound that meets qualifying time for either the 5/16 mile or the 3/8 mile, shall be permitted to start at either distance. XX—THE RACE 20.01 — All greyhounds must wear the regulation association muzzle and blanket while racing. Blinker muzzles must be approved by the Judges. 20.02—Muzzles and blankets must be carefully examined in the Paddock by the Paddock Judge before the greyhounds leave for the post and again be examined before the Judges at the Judges' Stand or before the Starter at the starting box by the Patrol Judge. 20.03 — All greyhounds must be exhibited in the show paddock before the post time of the race they are entered. 20.04 — After the greyhounds leave the paddock on their way to the starting point, and until the Judges direct the gates to be reopened, all persons except the racing officials and necessary atten- dants, shall be excluded from the course to be run over. 20.05 — No race shall be called official unless the lure is in advance of the greyhounds at all times during the race and if at any time during the race any greyhound or greyhounds catch or pass the lure, the Judges shall declare it "No Race" and all monies shall be refunded. 20.06—If during the running of a race there shall be a mechani- cal failure of the mechanism on which the lure is attached, or if the —35— lure or simulated rabbit shall become detached from its mounting, the Judges shall declare such race"No Race"and all money wagered thereon shall be refunded. 20.07 — If a greyhound is left in the box when the doors of the starting box open at the start there shall be no refund—but if one greyhound or more is prevented from leaving the box at the start because of being locked in the starting box, the money wagered on said greyhound or greyhounds so locked in the starting box shall be deducted from the pool and be refunded. The Judges shall make the sole decision on the question of what greyhound or greyhounds are prevented from starting in a race through failure of the doors of the starting box to open. 20.08—If a race is marred by jams, spills or racing circumstances other than accident to the machinery, while a race is being run, and three or more greyhounds finish, the Judges shall declare the race finished, but if less than three greyhounds finish, the Judges shall declare it'"No Race" and all monies shall be refunded. 20.09 — If a greyhound bolts the course, runs in the opposite direction, or does not run the entire prescribed distance for the race, it shall forfeit all rights in the race and no matter where it finishes the Judges shall declare the finish of the race the same as if said greyhound were not a contender. However, for the purpose of the rule, said greyhound shall be considered a "starter." 20.10 — If a greyhound bolts the course or runs in the opposite direction during the running of the race and in so doing said greyhound, in the opinion of the Judges interferred with any other greyhound in the race, the Judges shall declare it"No Race" and all monies wagered shall be refunded. Except when, in the opinion of the Judges, such interference clearly did not interfere with the outcome of the race. 20.11 — If it appears that a greyhound may interfere with the running of the race because of failure to leave the box; because of accident or for any other reason, any person under the supervision of the Judges stationed around the track may remove said greyhound from the track. However, for the purpose of the rule said greyhound shall be considered a"starter." 20.12—A greyhound after leaving the paddock for the post, may be excused by the Judges,but only in cases where they consider such greyhound crippled, disabled or unfit to run and all money wagered on such greyhound shall be refunded. 20.13—After a greyhound has been placed in the starting box, no refund shall be made and all wagers stand. In case of mechanical failure to the starting box and a greyhound or greyhounds are prevented from starting, a full and complete refund shall be made on said greyhound or greyhounds. 20.14 — During the running of a racing program, and inclement weather such ak blizzards and extreme cold result in a condition where injuries should occur to the greyhounds; or the track should —36— become in such a condition that formful racing cannot be conducted, then the Commission Veterinarian, the Board of Judges and Man- agement shall cancel whatever is necessary of the remaining racing program. XXI-RACING OFFICIALS 21.01 —The Racing Officials of a greyhound racing meeting are. Presiding Judge; Associate Judge, Commission Judge; Director of Racing, Racing Secretary; Paddock Judge; Timer, Clerk of Scales; Chart Writer; Starter; Veterinarian, Assistant Veterinarians; Lure Operator; Track Superintendent; Announcer, Kennel Master; Lead Out; Manager and Assistant Manager or any other officials not herein mentioned. 21.02 — One or all of the Judges, the Veterinarian, Veterinarian Assistants, and the Commission Mutuel Director shall be appointed by the Commission. All other officials shall be appointed by the Association; all such appointments being subject to the approval of the Commission. 21.03—The Commission reserves the right to demand a change of any of the personnel or the officials or employees for any reason which the Commission deems good and sufficient, and any successor to any such official or employee so replaced or any other replacement shall be approved by the Commission. 21 04—No one interested in the result of a race either because of ownership of any greyhound entered,or of its sire or dam, or because of bets or otherwise, shall act as racing official or designated key personnel therein. 21.05 — The racing Judges have power to call on any person in whose name a greyhound is entered to produce proof that the greyhound entered is not the property, either wholly or in part, of any person who is disqualified, or to produce proof of the extent of his interest or property in the greyhound, and in default of such proof being given to their satisfaction the Judges shall declare the greyhound out of the race. 21.06 — No racing official or designated key personnel of an Association shall accept, directly or indirectly, any gratuity, reward or favor in connection with racing at the meeting. 21.07 — No racing official or designated key personnel may buy mutuel tickets at the meeting at which they are employed. Penalty for such violation shall be immediate suspension. 21.08 — Racing officials shall report to the Judges all observed violation of the rules. 21.12—ANNOUNCER 21.12:1 — The Announcer shall be charged with the responsi- bility of all normal announcement procedures made at the track. No unnecessary announcements shall be made unless approved by —37— the Judges. 21.12:2 — He will make no announcements to solicit wagering except he may announce minutes until post time in order that the wagering public is not shut out 21.13—CHART WRITER-DUTIES 21.13.1 — The Chart Writer shall compile the information necessary for a program which shall be printed for each racing day and shall contain the names of the greyhounds that are to run in each of the races for that day. These names shall appear in the order of their post positions, the said post positions to be desig- nated by numerals placed at the left and in line with the names of the greyhounds in each race,which numerals shall also be promi- nently displayed on each greyhound. 21.13:2—The program or form sheet must carry not less than two (2) official racing lines from a recognized meeting, which must be the most recent lines and if the most recent official racing line is over twelve (12) calendar days and less than twenty (20) calendar days then the greyhound or greyhounds in question must be schooled officially and satisfactorily before the Board of Judges at least one time. If the greyhound has not been raced officially within twenty (20) calendar days, then the greyhound must be schooled at least two (2) times satisfactorily and must meet the qualifying time for that distance. 21.13:3—All past performances as shown in the program shall be in order of the races or official schoolings held, the last performance appearing on the first line, etc. 21.13:4 — Program or Form Sheet must also contain name, color, sex, date of whelping, breeding, established racing weight, number of starts in official races and number of times finishing first, second and third, name of owner and trainer, distance of race, track record and such other information as will enable the public to properly judge the greyhound's ability. 21.13:5—In case the name of a greyhound is changed, the new name, together with the former name, shall be published in the official entries and program until after the greyhound has started six (6) times 21.14—CLERK OF SCALES—DUTIES 21.14:1—The Clerk of Scales shall weigh greyhound in and out on a scale sealed by the duly authorized Sealer of Weights and Measures and shall exhibit the accurate weight of each greyhound on the weight board The established racing weight, weighing-in and weighing-out weights shall be promptly posted on the weight board for the information of the public. 21.14:2 — The Clerk of Scales shall record as soon as the weights are exhibited, any overweight or variation from the weight appearing or. the weight sheet —38— 21.14:3 — The Clerk of Scales shall make available to the Commission Judge a copy of the weight sheet before each day's race. A Commission representative shall be available during the weighing-in and weighing-out of all greyhounds. 21.14:4 — All greyhounds must be weighed in with a wire muzzle, collar and lead strap. All greyhounds must be weighed out with a racing muzzle,blanket, collar and lead strap. 21.14:5 — The Clerk of Scales shall promptly report to the Judges any infraction of the rules as to weight or weighing. 21.15—JUDGES—THEIR AUTHORITY AND DUTIES 21.15:1—There shall be three(3)Judges approved or employed by the Commission. 21.15:2 — The Commission shall designate one State Judge, who in addition to his duties as a Judge shall make out reports of any actions of the Judges and all other officials and licensees over which they have control, when a report is required under these rules, and he shall transmit said reports to the Commission. Any infraction or violation of the Rules of Greyhound Racing adopted by the Commission or the Law shall be promptly reported by the State Judge to the Commission. 21.15:3—Unless different provisions are made by the Commis- sion, the Board of Judges will be the licensing committee and shall make their recommendations to the Commission ON ALL APPLICATIONS DESIGNATED BY THE COMMISSION. 21.15:4 — The laws of Colorado and the Rules of Racing supersede the conditions of a race; and in matters pertaining to racing, the orders of the Judges supersede the orders of the officers of the association. 21.15:5 — Should any case occur which may or may not be covered by the Rules of Racing herein outlined, it shall be deter- mined by the Judges of the race meeting in conformity with justice and in the interest of racing; and when no penalty is provided,the Judges of the meeting are hereby given authority to exercise their full power, recommending to the Racing Commis- sion the imposition of more severe penalties if, in their judgment, the penalty should be more drastic; but should they be unable to reach a majority decision in three days, the case shall be reported to the Commission for such action as it deems proper to take. 21.15:6 — All questions pertaining to which their authority extends shall be determined by a majority of the Judges. 21.15:7 — The Judges shall have general supervision over owners, trainers, grooms and other persons attendant on greyhounds and also over all the other officials and licensed personnel of the meeting. 21.15:8—The Judges shall have control over and free access to —39— all stands, weighing rooms, enclosures and all other places in use for the purpose of racing. 21.15:9 — All entries and declarations are under the supervi- sion of the Judges and they may, without notice, refuse the entries of any person or the transfer of any entries. 21.15:10 — The Judges shall have the power to determine all questions arising with reference to entries and racing. 21.15:11 — Persons entering greyhounds to run on licensed Colorado tracks agree in so doing to accept the decision of the Judges on any questions relating to a race or to racing. 21.15:12 — The Judges shall have the power to punish for violation of the rules any person subject to their control and in their discretion to impose fines or suspensions or both for infrac- tions. 21.15:13 — The Judges may suspend a licensed person or disqualify a greyhound or a kennel. 21.15:14 — The Judges shall have the power to order the exclusion or ejection from all premises and enclosures of the Association any person who is disqualified for corrupt practices on a racing course in any country. 21.15:15 — The Judges shall have the power to call for proof that a greyhound is neither itself disqualified in any respect, nor nominated by, nor the property, wholly or in part, of a disqual- ified person, and in default of such proof being given to their satisfaction, they may declare the greyhound disqualified. 21.15:16 — The Judges shall have the power at any time to order an examination by such person or persons as they think fit of any greyhound entered for a race or which has run in a race. 21.15:17 — The Judges shall closely observe the operation of the lure and hold the Lure Operator to strict accountability for any inconsistency of operation. 21.15:18—The Judges shall report all objections and complaints with regard to the race to the Commission as soon as they are received, and shall cause to be investigated anything that comes within their jurisdiction. 21.15:19 — Complaints against an official or officials shall be made to the Judges in writing, signed by the complainants. All such complaints shall be reported to the Commission together with action taken on them by the Judges. If the complaint involves the Judges then it shall be made directly to the Commis- sion in writing. 21.15:20—The Judges shall order the exclusion from all places under their control persons who are warned or ruled off. They may also order the exclusion of any person declared guilty of any corrupt or fraudulent practices by greyhound racing authorities of —40- any other state,or by the Judges of any recognized meeting. The names of all persons ordered excluded shall be promptly reported to the Commission. 21.15.21 —During each racing day a majority of the Judges of the meeting shall be at the office building on the grounds of the Association where the race meeting is being held no later than weighing-in time in order to exercise the authority and perform the duties imposed upon them by the rules of racing. 21.15:22 —If one or more Judges are absent, the ones present may appoint a deputy or deputies to act temporarily for those absent. Should all three (3)be absent, the Racing Secretary shall appoint three (3) deputies. 21 15:23 — When a vacancy occurs among the racing officials, other than the Judges, prior to post time of the first race of the day or when a vacancy occurs after the racing day has started,the Judges shall immediately fill the vacancy. The appointment shall be effective only for the day unless the Association fails to fill the vacancy on the following day and have notified the Judges of its action not less than one hour before the post time of the first race of the day. Such appointment shall be reported immediately to the Commission by the Judges. 21.15:24—The Judges shall decide which greyhound wins and assign the respective places to as many greyhounds as they think proper. In determining the places of the greyhounds at the finish of the race, the Judges shall consider only the relative position of the respective muzzles of such greyhounds. 21.15:25 — In the event that a greyhound loses its muzzle or finishes with a hanging muzzle, the Judges shall then consider only the relative position of the nose of such greyhound and the muzzles of the other greyhounds in the race. 21.15:26 — The Judges shall promptly display the number of the first three greyhounds in each race in order of their finish. If the Judges differ in their placing the majority shall prevail. 21.15:27—On all tracks aproper photo-finish camera shall be installed as an aid to the Judges,however, in all cases the camera is merely an aid and the decision of the Judges shall be final.The type of equipment used is to be approved by the Commission. Each Association shall keep on file for a reasonable time after the close of the meeting each plate or film of each race for reference or reproduction upon request of the Commission. 21.15:28 — Whenever it is considered advisable to consult a picture from the photo-finish camera, the the Judges may post without waiting for a picture, such placements as are in their opinion unquestionable and after consulting the picture make the other placements. However, in no case shall the race be declared official until the Judges have determined the greyhounds finish- ing first, second and third. —41— 21.15:29—Nothing in these rules shall be construed to prevent the Judges from correcting an error before the display of the sign "Official" or from recalling the sign "Official" in case it has been displayed through error. 21 15:30—Any greyhound may be placed on the schooling list by the Judges at any time. 21.15:31—The Judges shall each day make report in writing to the Commission of all infractions of the rules and of all rulings of the Judges upon matters coming before them during the meeting. 21.15.32 — When there is more than one greyhound track operating in the State, greyhounds racing for one track shall not be allowed to race at another track during the duration of the meeting without the written consent of the Judges. 21.16—KENNEL MASTER 21.16:1 — The Kennel Master shall unlock the kennels im- mediately before weigh-in time to see that the kennels are in perfect repair and that nothing has been deposited in any of the kennels for the greyhound's consumption He shall see that the kennels are sprayed, disinfected and kept in proper sanitary condition He or his assistant must receive the greyhounds from the trainers, one at a time, and see that the greyhounds are placed in their kennel; and remain on guard from that time until the greyhounds are removed for the last race, all under the supervision of the Commission Veterinarian. 21.16:2 — After the greyhounds are placed in the lock-out kennels no person other than the Kennel Master, racing officials, person or persons approved by the Commission or designated representatives of the Commission shall be allowed in or near the lock-out kennels. At no time shall less than two such authorized persons be present in the lock-out kennels 21.17—LEAD-OUT DUTIES 21.17:1—Owners, :rainers or attendants will not be allowed to lead their greyhounds from the paddock to the starting box, except in unofficial schooling races. The greyhounds shall be led from the paddock to :he starting box by Lead-Outs provided by each Association for that purpose. 21.17:2—Lead-Outs will be required to present a neat appear- ance and conduct themselves in an orderly manner and must be attired in clean uniforms provided by the Association. 21.17:3 — The Lead-Out must put his greyhound in its proper box before the race and then retire to his assigned place. 21.17.4 -- No Lead-Out will be permitted to have any interest in the greyhounds racing for said Association. 21.17:5 — Lead-Outs shall be assigned to Post Position by the —42— Paddock Judge by lot before each race and a record thereof shall be maintained. 21.17 6—Lead-Outs are prohibited from holding any conversa- tion with the public or with one another, either in the paddock, enroute to the starting box, or while returning to the paddock. 21 17.7—Smoking while in uniform and on duty is prohibited. 21.17:8 — Lead-Outs are prohibited from wagering on the result of any greyhound racing at the track where they are assigned. 21.17:9 — Only authorized Lead-Outs employed by the racing Association shall take greyhounds to the starting box during official schooling races. 21 17:10 — All Lead-Outs must be physically able to perform all the duties required of a Lead-Out. 21.18—LURE OPERATOR 21.18:1 —The Lure Operator shall be furnished a room as free as possible of any disturbance that could possibly distract his complete attention on the operation of the lure. 21.18:2—The Lure Operator must at all times run a consistent rabbit, and report immediately to the Board of Judges if any problem should occur that would prevent him from running a consistent lure. 21.18:3 — The Lure Operator must run his lure completely around the track at least two times prior to the first post time in order that he may determine that the lure is in perfect working condition. 21.19—PADDOCK JUDGE AND IDENTIFIER 21.19:1 — No greyhound shall be permitted to start in a schooling or purse race that has not been fully identified,properly ear tattooed, and checked against the card index system of iden- tification maintained by each Association. The identification cards shall be filled in and completed by the Paddock Judge before greyhounds are entered for schooling or for purse race. 21.19:2 — The Paddock Judge shall fully identify and check against the card index system of identification maintained by the Association all greyhounds starting in schooling and purse races. He shall report to the Judges any greyhound or greyhounds who do not conform to the card index identification. 21.19:3 — As each greyhound is weighed in there shall be an identification tag attached to its collar indicating the number of the race in which the greyhound is entered and its post position. This tag shall not be removed until the greyhound has been weighed out and blanketed. —43— 21.19:4—The Board of Judges shall not allow anyone to weigh in a greyhound for racing unless he has in his possession a valid Owner's, Trainer's or Assistant Trainer's license issued by the Commission. 21.19.5 — The Paddock Judge shall carefully compare the identification card with the greyhound while in the paddock before post time. 21.19.6 — Before leaving the paddock for the starting box, every greyhound must be equipped with a regulation muzzle and blanket. The muzzles and blankets used shall be approved by the Paddock Judge and shall be carefully examined by him in the paddock before the greyhound leaves for the post. 21.19:7(a) — During the process of blanketing the greyhounds prior to leaving the paddock to go onto the racing strip for their assigned races, the scale clerk will check with the Paddock Judge for verification that the correct blankets are placed on the correct greyhounds. 21.19:7(b)—That the groom shall have only one (1) greyhound in his possession at the time the Paddock Judge and the Clerk of Scales are making their identification checks, and that the Scale Clerk or Paddock Judge hand the groom the correct blanket, only after the greyhound in question has been checked against his bertillon card. 21.19:7(c)—The weigh-in tag on the greyhound must be left on the greyhound's collar until after the greyhounds have been properly blanketed. 21.20-RACING SECRETARY 21.20:1 — The Racing Secretary shall discharge all duties whether expressed or required by the Rules of Greyhound Racing; he shall report to the Judges, as the case may demand, all violation of these rules or of the regulations of the course coming under his notice; he shall keep a complete record of all races, he shall receive all stakes, entrance money, arrears and fines and pay over all monies so collected by him to such officers or persons as may be entitled to receive the same. 21.20:2 — The Racing Secretary shall receive all entries and declarations. 21.20:3 — The Racing Secretary shall inspect Owner's and Trainer's licenses and all papers and documents dealing with trainers and owners, partnership agreements, appointment of authorized agents, adoption of assumed names and may demand production of same in order to satisfy himself as to their validity and authenticity and that the Rules of Greyhound Racing in regard thereto have been complied with, which papers shall be available to the Commission Judge at all times. 21.20:4 —Conditions of races shall not conflict with the Rules of Greyhound Racing. —44— 21.--—The Racing Secretary shall view the ru g of each race from such positions as are designated for this purpose by the Association. 21.20:6—The Racing Secretary shall each day, as soon as the entries have closed and have been compiled and the declarations have been made, post in a conspicuous place a list thereof. 21.20:7 — Any newspaper desiring the same shall also be furnished a copy. 21.21—STARTER 21.21:1 —The Starter shall give such orders and take all such measures, not in conflict with the Rules of Greyhound Racing, as are necessary to secure a fair start. 21.21:2 — The greyhounds shall be started from a type of starting box approved by the Commission and there shall be no start until, and no recall after the doors of the starting box have opened. 21 21:3—The Starter shall report causes of delay,if any should occur, to the Judges. 21.21:4—A false start, due to any faulty action of the starting box, break in the machinery or other cause, is void, and the greyhounds may be started again as soon as practicable, or the race may be cancelled at the discretion of the Judges. 21.22—TIMER 21.22:1—The Timer shall be responsible for the timing of each and every race. He shall time each race by hand using a stop watch checked and certified by a competent watchmaker. 21.22:2—The Timer shall declare the official time of the race. 21.22:3 —Time of the race shall be taken from the opening of the doors of the starting box. 21.22:4 — Each Association shall be required to install an automatic timing device approved by the Commission. The Timer shall use the time shown on the timing device as the official time of the race if he is satisfied that the timing device is functioning properly, otherwise he shall use the time shown on the stop watch.When the stop watch time is used as the official time of the race it shall be so announced to the public. 21.22:5—All races shall be timed to 1/100 of a second. 21.23—VETERINARIAN 21.23:1 — Each Association licensed by the Commission shall be serviced by at least one or more Doctors of Veterinary Medicine licensed to practice under the laws of Colorado and —45— appo by the Commission. Such Veterinarians s] )e on the grounds of the Assoc:ation at weighing-in time and during all racing hours. 21.23:2 —The Veterinarian shall make an examination of the physical condition of each greyhound at weighing-in time. 21.23:3—Any greyhound the Veterinarian does not consider in proper physical condition shall be reported to the Judges who shall order said greyhound scratched out of the race for which it is entered. 21.23:4 —It shall be the duty of the Veterinarian to make his final examination and inspection of all greyhounds during the time they are in the paddock before they leave for the track, and if he finds any greyhound not in proper physical condition such greyhound shall shall be reported to the Judges who shall order said greyhound scratched. 21.23:5—Bitches in season are not permitted on the track. 21.23:6 — Bitches coming in season during the racing meet must not be accepted for entry within thirty(30)days from date of coming in season, and must be approved by the Commission Veterinarian prior to being re-schooled. 21.23:7—A bitch in milk due to pregnancy or false pregnancy shall not be accepted for entry until approved by the Commission Veterinarian prior to being re-schooled. 21.23:8—Bitches in season must be reported to the Judges and the Veterinarian. Owners and trainers failing to report this condition promptly shall be fined, suspended, or both. XXII-REGISTRATION 22.01—No greyhound shall be entered or permitted to race or to be schooled at any race track licensed by the Commission unless properly registered and recorded with an official registry approved by the Commission. 22.02 — A certificate of registration for each greyhound shall be filed with the Racing Secretary at the race track where said greyhound is to be schooled, entered, or raced. Papers can be trans- ferred to another Association for the purpose of information to the Racing Secretary, providing that no papers are released to any track outside the jurisdiction of the Commission. 22.03 — All certificates of registration must be available at all times for inspection by the Commission Judge. 22.04—The transfer of title of owner9hip of a greyhound from one person to another, schooled, entered or racing at a track under the jurisdiction of the Commission must be registered and recorded with an official registry approved by the Commission. Greyhounds may race in Colorado on a lease certificate, such certificate must be —46— notarized and attached to the registration papers and a copy filed with the Commission. No greyhound will be allowed to school, enter or start on a transfer slip at any track under the jurisdiction of the Commission. XXIII- SAFETY, SANITATION, AND SECURITY 23.01 — All housing kennels for greyhounds registered to race at tracks licensed by the Commission must be approved by the Com- mission All such kennels, whether on or off the track must be available for inspection at any time by representatives of the Com- mission. Greyhounds housed at any kennel that does not meet minimum requirements that may be set forth from time to time by the Commission, will not be eligible for entry to race in an official race. 23.02— Licensed greyhound tracks cannot race a greyhound that is not housed in approved kennels. 23.03 -MINTMTTM STANDARDS FnR fiAEETY, SANITATION AND SECURITY 23.03:1 — Should an unauthorized entry into a kennel be detected, a report of such entry shall immediately be made to the Commission, so that samples may be taken from all greyhounds before they be permitted to race. 23.03:2 —When kennels are unattended by authorized person- nel, all doors must be locked (the type of lock used must be approved by the Commission). 23.03:3 — All openings, windows, etc., must be screened with ordinary fly screen and covered with mesh wire. 23.03:4—Housing kennel areas must be properly lighted with sufficient floodlights. 23.03.5—All housing kennels must be properly ventilated. 23.03:6—All manure must be picked up and removed from the kennel area daily. 23.03:7 — All manure buckets must have lids, and such lids kept over manure buckets except when in use. 23.03:8 — All housing kennels must have at least two fire extinguishers, and such extinguishers kept in working order. 23.03:9—All meat delivered and water used will be subject to testing by the Commission Chemist, or other competent chemists as designated by the Commission. 23.03:10—Each individual kennel incorporated in trucks and trailers delivering racing greyhounds to the track must be in- spected before loading, and except for extreme emergencies no truck will make stops between the housing kennel and the track. —47— 23.03:11 — All trainers must thoroughly inspect their housing kennels before leaving the kennel and immediately upon his return to determine if unauthorized persons have entered his kennel. 23.03:12 — Before a trainer uses his run-out pens, these pens must be inspected for any foreign matter or for any signs of unauthorized entry. 23.03:13—Failure to comply with these rules shall subject said trainer to be fined or suspended or both by the Board of Judges or by the Commission. 23.04—All persons cr business firms who deal in raw dog food or dog food additives or supplements used by racing greyhounds, shall be approved by the Commission. Such dog food outlets shall be inspected periodically by a representative of the Commission to check source of raw dog food products, their handling thereof, method of delivery, and security in relation thereto. If such sources of raw dog food products are delivered to the kennels, the person or persons making such delivery must be approved by the Commission. If such person or business firms should not be approved by the Commission and any licensed greyhound owner or trainer uses such source of dog food he/she may have his greyhounds scratched and his license suspended. 23.05 - It is considered contrary to the rules for any licensed owner, trainer or assistant trainer to utilize any training tracks or facilities used for training, unless such training tracks or facilities have been approved by the Commission. Such training tracks or facilities will be inspected periodically by Commission representa- tives for the purpose of observing the training and practices used. If it is determined that practices and methods used at such tracks are contrary to good training practices in conformity with requirement as set forth from time to time by the Commission, the Commission may disallow the use of such facilities by licensed owners,trainers or assistant trainers, and should the owners, trainers, assistant train- ers continue using such facilities after disallowment, the owner, trainer or assistant trainer may have his greyhounds scratched, and may be subject to fine, suspension or revocation. 23.06—All security personnel and staff working for the Commis- sion shall be recognized as officials and, as such shall have the right to full and complete entry to any and all areas of the grounds of the Association. In addition, they shall have the same access and entry to any area, on or off the track where racing greyhounds are kenneled or housed or trained. They are invested with the authority to investigate and make reasonable searches and seizure. XXIV-SCHOOLING 24.01 —Greyhounds must be properly schooled in the presence of the Judges at least twice and must, in the opinion of the Judges, be sufficiently experienced before they can be entered or started. 24.02—All schooling races shall be at a distance not less than the distance nearest to 5/16 mile in use at the track. —48— SECTION XXIII March, 1976 NEW RULE 23.07 - Inspections and Searches. The Colorado Racing Commission or the state judges investi- gating for violations of law or the Rules of the Commission, shall have the power to permit per- sons authorized by either of them to search the person, or enter and search the day kennels, paddock, lock-out kennels, vehicles, or other places within the track enclosure at which a meeting is held, or other tracks or places where greyhounds eligible to race at said race meeting are kept, of all persons licensed by the Commis- sion, and of all employees and agents of any race track operator licensed by said Commission; and of all vendors who are permitted by said race track operator to sell and distribute their wares and merchandise within the race track en- closure, in order to inspect and examine the personal effects or property on such persons or kept in such day kennels, paddock, lock-out ken- nels, vehicles, or other places as aforesaid. Each of such licensees, in accepting a license, does thereby consent to such search as aforesaid and waive and release all claims or possible ac- tions for damages that he may have by virtue of any action taken under this rule. Each employee of a licensed operator, in accepting his employ- ment, and each vendor who is permitted to sell and distribute his merchandise within the race track enclosure, does thereby consent to such search as aforesaid and wiave and release all claims or possible actions for damages they may have by virtue of any action taken under this rule. - 48(a) - 24.03—Each official schooling race must consist of at least six(6) greyhounds. However, if this condition creates an exceptional hard- ship, less than six (6) may be schooled with the permission of the Commission. 24.04—No hand schooling will be considered official. 24.05 —Any greyhound that has not raced for a period of twelve (12) calendar days shall be schooled at least once to the satisfaction of the Board of Judges at its racing weight before being eligible for entry. If a greyhound has not raced officially within twenty (20) calendar days, then the greyhound must be schooled at least two (2) times satisfactorily and must meet the qualifying time for that distance. 24.06 —All greyhounds in schooling races must be raced at their established racing weight and started from the box wearing blan- kets. 24.07 — Any owner, trainer, or authorized agent licensed by the Commission who has greyhounds under his care and management that are booked to race on tracks licensed by the Commission, and who permits said greyhounds to be schooled on any track in Colorado or elsewhere,not approved by the Commission during these bookings shall be subject to the immediate revocation of his license. 24.08 — Any greyhound may be ordered on the schooling list by the Judges at any time. Any greyhound ordered on the schooling list by the Judges must be schooled officially and satisfactorily before being allowed to enter a race. 24.09 — Each Association shall provide a photo-finish camera approved by the Commission, to be in operation at all official schooling races. 24.10—No greyhound shall be schooled while under the influence of a forbidden narcotic, stimulant, depressant or local anesthetic. Any violation of this section shall be punished in accordance with the provisions of Rule XIII governing Drugs, Medication, Stimula- tion as set forth in the Rules of Racing. XXV—SCRATCHES 25.01—To scratch a greyhound entered in a race sufficient cause must be given to satisfy the Judges. All scratches and the cause must be reported immediately to the Commission Judge. 25.02—Any scratches that occur that are the result of a violation of a racing rule must carry a penalty and/or suspension of said greyhound for a period of six (6) racing days. Scratches for other causes must be disciplined at the discretion of the Judges. (a) However, if any owner or trainer fails to have the greyhound entered at the track at the appointed time for weighing-in, and as a result said greyhound is scratched the Judges shall impose a forfeiture and/or suspension on the person responsible. 25.03 — If three or more greyhounds are withdrawn or scratched —49— in any one race, the Judges may cancel said race. 25.04—The Judges may scratch a greyhound entered in a race for sufficient cause. 25.05—The Board of Judges shall have the authority to scratch a dog from a race when it appears that there is a violation of the rules governing dog racing as promulgated by the Commission If any racing official has knowledge of such a violation, the same must be reported immediately to the Board of Judges. 25.06—The Commission Veterinarian shall have the authority to scratch a greyhound at any time for health or physical reasons to insure that a greyhound entered for a race is in racing condition. If a greyhound is scratched by the Veterinarian he shall be placed on the Veterinarian's list. Any greyhound placed on a Veterinarian's list may not be removed until such time as the Veterinarian releases it. Any greyhound placed on a Veterinarian's list must be schooled to the satisfaction of the Veterinarian and Board of Judges before being allowed to enter for a race. XXVI SECURITY (TRACK) 26.01 — Security personnel employed by the track shall make written reports of all incidents, arrests, expulsions, and investiga- tions that come under their jurisdiction Such reports will be given to the Commission investigator or security person at that track. 26.02 — Security personnel or investigators for the Commission shall inspect, periodically all kennels where racing greyhounds are kenneled or housed, all training facilities, dog food outlets, and all tracks, licensed by the Commission and make reports to the Com- mission. XXVII-TIME OF RACE 27.01 — The time recorded for the first greyhound to cross the finish line shall be the official time of the race (except as provided in Section XIII, Drugs, Medication, Stimulation) XXVIII-WEIGHTS AND WEIGHING 28.01—All greyhounds shall be weighed in one and one-half(11/2) hours before the time of the first race of the day. 28 02— Before any greyhound is allowed to school or race at any track, the owner or trainer must establish the racing weight with the Clerk of Scales of each greyhound he enters. 28 03 —At weighing-in time, should there be a variation of more than one and one-half (11/2) pounds either way from its established weight, the Judges shall order said greyhound scratched. 28.04 — At weighing-out time, if a greyhound loses weight in excess of one and one-half(11/2)pounds while in the lock-out kennels, the Judges shall order said greyhound scratched. However, upon —50— certificate from the Veterinarian that such loss of weight while in the lock-out kennels does not impair the racing condition of the greyhound, the Judges may allow said greyhound to race. 28.05-If at weighing-in time, should there be more than two (2) pounds variation between the weight of its present race and the weight at weighing-in time of its last race, the Judges shall order said greyhound scratched. 28.06—The established racing weight may be changed from time to time on written request of the owner or trainer and by written consent of the Judges, provided such change is made four (4) racing days before the greyhound is allowed to race at the new weight. (a) All greyhounds having an established weight change of more than one (1) pound must be schooled at least once or more at the discretion of the Judges at the new established weight before being eligible for starting. (b) Greyhounds that have not raced or schooled officially for a period of three (3) weeks will be allowed to establish new racing weight with the written consent of the Judges and may be schooled officially immediately upon receipt of said written consent. 28.07 — The Judges shall have the privilege of weighing a greyhound entered in a race at any period from the time he is entered in a race until post time. 28.08-Immediately after being weighed in,the greyhounds shall be placed in lock-out kennels under the supervision of the Paddock Judge and no owner or other person excepting the Paddock Judge, Veterinarian, Kennel Master, Scales Clerk, Lead-Out, Judges or Commission's representatives, shall be allowed in or near the lock- out kennels.The kennel representative may be in the area where the greyhounds are examined or where urine samples are taken. XXIX—WAIVER BY THE COMMISSION 29.01-WAIVER—The Commission in its discretion may waive, set aside, or modify any rule contained herewith when such waiver shall be in the best interests of the state of Colorado and the sport of greyhound racing. —51— INDEX ABUSIVE LANGUAGE To an official 10.04 ADMISSION To Commission members and representatives . 3.09, 3.10 To handbook makers 3.20, 3.24 To kennel enclosures 3.33, 3.35 AGE, defined 1.01 Age of greyhound to race 9.24 To be licensed 3.08 To train 12.17:17 To work 3 08 AGENT 12.17, 12.17:8 Authorized, defined 1.04 ANNOUNCER Duties . 21.12:1 May not solicit wagering 3.33, 21.12:2 APPEALS—REVIEW 2.01 thru 2.05 Commission action when Judges recommend excess fines, etc. 2.03 Hearings on appeals 2.02, 2.03 Notice to be given of hearings 2.02 Right to Counsel 2.04 When aggrieved by Judges 2.01 (b) When aggrieved by other officials 2.05 APPLICATION Application must be completely filled out and signed 12.07 Association to conduct a race meet 3.01, 3.03 May act with Judges approval 12.17:19 Omission or misrepresentation cause for refusal 12.08 Conduct detrimental to best interest of racing cause for refusal 12.05 Renewal application 3.02 APPROVAL Of officials 21.02, 21.15:1 ARREARS, defined 1.02 Prevented from starting without paying arrears 9.37 ASSISTANT TRAINER 12.17:13, 12.17:14 Owner may appoint 12.17:13 ASSOCIATIONS, defined 1.03 Age to work for 3.08 Application for license 3.01, 3.03 Attendance to be reported 3.14 Commission to approve officials 3.07 Commission to furnish forms 3.06 Commission to have right of entry 3.09, 3.10, 3.37 Conditions of license 3.05 Convicted felons, fugitives or improper conduct 3.20 Dead Beats 3.32 Financial responsibility 3.32 Fingerprinting—space 3.37 First aid and doctor 3.17 —52— Gambling on premises 3.28 Handbook betting prohibited 3.24 Kennel enclosures must be fenced 3.33 Merchandise, peddlers 3.38 Must maintain totalizator 3.13 Day kennels, or living quarters on track enclosure 3.34 No person shall be permitted in kennel area 3.35 Office for Commission to be provided 3.11 Officials, must be approved 3.07 Officials, must give notice of termination of service 3.36 Officials names must be submitted 3.04 Parking lot 3.23 Photo finish camera 3.16 Policing and reporting 3.21, 3.22, 3.24, 3.39 Purse, no percentage to be deducted 3.15 Purse, release of 3.14 Renewal application 3.02 Responsibility to cooperate with local officials and Commission personnel 3.19 Right to change any unclosed race 9.24 Stenographer for Judge • S3.18 Telephones, broadcasting, television public exhibitions prohibited 3.25, 3.26, 3.27 Tickets, for charitable organization prohibited 3.29 Tip sheets 3.30 Tips or touting 3.23 Undesirable persons, Commission may exclude 3.20 Wagering, soliciting, or encouraging prohibited 3.31 ATTENDANCE Reporting of 3.12 AUTHORITY, LAWFUL, defined 1.17 AUTHORIZED AGENT, defined 1.04 Owner may appoint 12.17:2 For racing season only 12.17:7 May fill out owner application 12.17:8 Must have license 12.17:1 Subagent 12.17:4 Change in power 12.17:5 BETTING Association not to solicit 3.31 Association to maintain totalizator 3.13 Handbooks prohibited 3.24 Hand selling permitted 3.13 Lead-Outs are prohibited from 21.17:8 Bookmaking, illegal practices 12.05:1 No official may buy mutuel ticket 21.07 Types of(Refer to Colorado Racing Commission Rules Governing Mutuel Departments) BRED Colorado bred 4.01 BREEDER, defined 1.05 BRIBES Giving and accepting of 6.01, 6.01:1, 6.01:4 Punishment for 6.01:6 -53- CALCULATIONS Calculating pools (Refer to Colorado Racing Commission Rules Governing Mutuel Departments) CAMERA As an aid to Judges . .. 21.15 27, 21.15:28 Association to install photo finish . 3 16 CANCELLATION r Association has right to withdraw or change any unclosed race 9 24 If a race fails to fill .. . 9.19 If three or more greyhounds are withdrawn, Judge may cancel 25.03 In case of fire, accident, etc., all races may be postponed 9.39 License may be revoked by Colorado Racing Commission .. 12.05:6 License revoked (see Corrupt Practice) 6.01 thru 6.06 CHARTWRITER Duties 21.13 thru 21.13.5 CLERK OF SCALES Duties 21.14 thru 21.14:5 CLOCKER (see Timer) 21.22 CLOTHING Must be neat(Lead-Outs) 21.17.2 COLORADO BRED 4.01 COLORS Greyhound must wear regulation blankets 20.01 COMPLAINTS Complaints against an official to the Judges 21 15:19 Judges shall report to the Commission 21.15:18 Objection to what occurs in a race (see Objections) 14.01 thru 14.11 COMMISSION, defined 1.07 Appeal to 2.01 thru 2.05 Power to alter or amend suspension or fines 10 01, 10.07 CONDITIONS Of license for Association 3.01 Of races shall not conflict with rules 21.20:4 CORPORATION 5.01 thru 5.06 Declarations may be given by telegrams . .. ... 5.04 Greyhounds shall be registered in name of real owner . 5.06 Must declare to whom winnings are payable 5.03 Must file names with Commission 5.01 Part owner cannot assign his share .. . 5.05 Transfer of stock 5.02 CORRUPT PRACTICES 6.01 thru 6.06 Any other corrupt or fraudulent practice 6.01.5 Bribes, to officials, etc. 6.01, 6.01:1, 6.01:4 Conspiring to commit corrupt or fraudulent practice 6.01:3 Electrical or mechanical devices 6.02 Entering disqualified greyhound 6.01:2 Fraudulently declaring an entry out of a purse 6.01:4 - 54- Fraud in identification 9.09 Greyhound subject of corrupt practices 6.04 Judges may declare an act corrupt 6.05, 6.06 Penalty for 6.01:6 Tampering to affect speed 6.03 DAY, defined 1.06 DEAD HEATS .... 7.01 thru 7.04 Cup or other prizes determined by lot 7.04 For first place, second and third 7.01, 7.02, 7.03 DEATH OF GREYHOUND 13.16 DECLARATIONS, defined 1.08 Declared out, is irrevocable 8.01 In purse races 8.03 In sweepstakes 8.02 DEFINITIONS 1.01 thru 1.49 DISCIPLINARY ACTION Appeal to Commission 2.01 thru 2.05 For violation of rules 6.01:6 Judges may fine or suspend 10.01, 10.02, 10.03 DISQUALIFICATION If greyhound bolts course 20.09 Inconsistent performance 9.21 See (The Race) 20.01, 20.14 DOCTORS AND NURSES Association responsibility 3.17 DOG FOOD APPROVED 23.04 DRUGS Must be listed 13.11 Samples may be taken 13.12 See Drugs, Medication, Stimulation 13.01 thru 13.17 ELIGIBLE Age of greyhound 9.22 See entries 9.01 thru 9.40 EJECTIONS Association responsible to eject felons, fugitives, etc. 3.19, 3.20 Handbook bettors 3.24 Judges have power to eject 21.15:14, 21.15:20 ENGAGEMENT, definition 1.09 ENGAGEMENTS If seller of greyhound with engagements is compelled to pay arrears 9.32:1 ENTRIES, defined 1.10 Age to run 9.22 All partners liable for fees and forfeits 9.06 Arrears,payment of 9.37 Change in ownership reported by Racing Secretary 9.03 Claim or mortgage reported to Racing Secretary 9.23 Disqualified greyhound not allowed to enter 9.10 Entrance fee must accompany entry, if required 9.33 Entrance money on dead greyhound 9.27, 9.28 Entrance money, etc., unless otherwise provided, goes to winner 9.36 —55— Entries and post positions shall be drawn by lot 9.17, 9.18 Entry in sweepstakes cannot be withdrawn 9.26 Entries must be posted 9.16 Entry and sweepstakes in Secretary's office 9.29 Fraudulently establishing identity of greyhound 9.09 Greyhound entered for purse must start 9.25 Greyhound must be conditioned by licensed trainer 9.13 Greyhound must be entered 9.04 Greyhound not permitted to start unless identified 9.08 Greyhound on schooling or vet list 9.40 Greyhound sold to disqualified person, engagements void 9.38 Hour for closing of sweepstakes 9.30, 9 31 Husband and wife disqualified .. ......... .. .. .. .... 9.14 Inconsistent racing of greyhound 9.21 Mistake in entry to sweepstakes 9.32 Owner, etc., must be registered with Racing Secretary 9.03 Person entering obligated to rules 9.01 Person having less:nterest than another in greyhound 9.05 Person making wrong entry liable for stake and forfeit 9.35 Post position cannot be changed after draw 9.18 Prizes or money refunded 9.20 Proof of ownership may be required 9.07 Race declared off must be posted 9.19 Racing Secretary liable for entrance money not paid 9.34 Racing Secretary receives entries 9.02 Scratched greyhound must be schooled 9.15 Suspended person of greyhound, entry void 9.20 Transfer of entry may be refused 9.12 Unclosed race 9.24 When stakes are called off, money to be refunded 9.39 EQUIPMENT, defined 1.11 Greyhounds must wear muzzle, blanket, etc. 20.01 Must be inspected 20.02 EXCLUSION FROM TRACKS 3.20 FEES 12.04 All partners liable for fees 9.06 Entrance money fees, etc., to winner 9.36 Entrance money on dead greyhound 9.27, 9.28 In case of fire, accident, etc., money returned 9.39 May pay arrears 9.37 Must pay entrance money to start 9.33 Subscriber liable for stakes and forfeit 9.34 FELONS 12.06 FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY 3.32, 12.14 FINES AND SUSPENSIONS 10.01 thru 10.14 Commission may reinstate 10.07 Fine or suspension may not be rescinded by Judge 10.03 -56- Fine paid within 48 hours . ... . 10.05 Fines, paid to Commission 10.05 Kennels or greyhound ruled off elsewhere 10.08 Licensee ruled off, prize money must be refunded 10.10 Owner or trainer ruled off, greyhounds ineligible 10.12, 10.13 Period of suspension and amount of fines 10.02 Person ruled off not eligible to enter greyhound 10.14 Revocation of license 10.09 Suspension at one track extends to all tracks, 10.06, 10.08, 10.11, 10.12, 10.13 Violation of Rules and Law 10.01 FINISH Correcting an error in order of 21.15:29 Order of, determined by Judges 21.15:24, 21.15:25, 21.15:26 Photo finish camera, use of 21.15:27, 21.15:28 FINGERPRINTING 12.04:1 FORFEIT, defined 1.13 Forfeit list, defined 1.14 FRAUD 9.09 HANDBOOK Association to eject from grounds anyone making 3.24 Consorting with bookmakers, etc. 12.13 Not entitled to license if convicted of handbook betting 12.05:1 Owners, trainers, etc., betting through 12.17:27 HEARINGS—Commission 2.01 When aggrieved by officials 2.05 HURDLE RACES, defined 1.33:1 IDENTIFICATION Greyhound must be fully identified 21.19:1 Paddock judge shall identify 21.19:2, 21.19:5 Fraud in greyhound identity 9.09 ILLEGAL PRACTICE See Corrupt Practices 6.01 thru 6.06 JUDGES, defined 1.15 Absence of Judge, who shall name substitute 21.15:22 Action taken in corrupt act 6.01 thru 6.06 Appointment or employment by Commission 21.15:1 Cases not covered by rules 21.15.5 Complaints against officials made to Judges in writing 10.17, 21.15:19 Consent of Judges for greyhounds to run at another track 21.15:32 Correcting an error 21.15:29 Corrupt practices 6.05 Free access to all areas 21.15:8 General supervision over owners, trainers, etc. 21.15:7 Greyhound may be placed on schooling list 21.15:30, 24.08, 25.06 Laws of Colorado and rules supersede conditions of race 21.15:4 Majority of Judges present at weighing in 21.15.21 Majority rules .... 21.15:6 —57- May be licensing committee 21.15:3 May cancel race if 3 or more greyhounds scratched 25.03 May order examination of greyhound 21 15:16 May order greyhound schooled 24.08 May require proof that greyhound is not the property of disqualified person 21.05 May scratch for cause 20.12, 25 04, 25.05 No refund after greyhounds placed in starting box 20.13 Permission to school less than six dogs . 24.03 Persons entering agree to decision of Judges 21 15:11 Photo finish camera as aid .. 21.15.27, 21.15:28 Power to call for proof of disqualified greyhound or person 21.15.15 Power to punish, fine, suspend or reject .. 21.15:12, 21.15.13, 21.15:15 Procedure in positive urine analysis .. 13.06 Races may be called off.. .. ....... 20.14 Schooling in presence of . 24.01 Scratches, action taken by 25.01, 25.02 Secretary for . 3.18 Shall closely observe operation of lure 21 15:17 Shall have power to interpret rules . . . .. . 21.15:5 Shall investigate and report objections 21.15:18 Shall order exclusion of persons ruled off 21 15:20 Shall report all infractions of rules to Commission ... 21.15:31 Shall scratch physically unfit greyhounds 21.23.3, 21.23.4 Supervise entries, transfers, etc. 21.15:9, 21.15.10 Suspensions and fines . 10.01, 10.02 Use of abusive language to . 10.04 Vacancy among rac:ng officials filled by Judges 21.15:23 Who appoints 21.15.1, 21.15:2 Will determine order of finish 21.15:24, 21.15:25, 21.15:26 KENNEL AND KENNEL AREA Association allowed day kennels 3.34 Enclosure must be fenced 3.33 Kennel Master shall unlock, disinfect, etc., before weigh-in 21.16.1 No person allowed in area .. 21.16:2, 3.35 KENNEL MASTER 21.16:1 thru 21.16:2 KENNEL NAME Cannot use real name of any owner or greyhound 11.10 Changes in identity must be reported 11.06 Commission may refuse to register 11.12 Corporation in 11.05 Identities must be disclosed 11.03 In partnership,each owner must be licensed 11.04 May be abandoned .. 11.08 May be changed 11.09 —58— Must be registered with Commission 11.01 No advertising 11.14 Owner, party to only one kennel name 11.07 Shall be carried on official program with one owner 11.13 Trainer may use kennel name as owner 11 02 Trainer cannot register 11.15 LAW, STATE 1.16 LEAD-OUTS Duties, dress restrictions, etc. 21.17 thru 21.17.10 LESSEE, defined . 1.18 LICENSE Application for. 12.01, 12.07 Cannot be transferred 12.04:1 (b) Cause for refusal to 12.02, 12.05, 12.06 Denial same effect as ruling 12.12 Denial of 12.02 Falsification of application . 12.08 Good and valid reasons for refusal 12.10 May refuse to issue, renew, suspend or revoke 12.13 Must be protected—non-transferrable 12.04:1 (b) No license issued to 12.05 Persons must be licensed 12.04 Review of application 12.01 Suspended in other jurisdictions 12.09, 12.11 Validation of license 12.12 LICENSE FEES 12.04 LICENSED PERSONNEL Commission may refuse to issue or renew a license 12.13 Fees 12.04 Licensee, defined 1.19 Must be financially responsible for debts incurred 12.14 Must be fingerprinted and photographed 12.04:1 No license issued to any person under certain circumstances 12.05 Refusal to license 12.09 thru 12.14 Refusal to license, same effect as ruling 12.12 LOCK-OUT KENNELS 21.16:1, 21.16:2 LURE, defined 1.20 Judges shall observe operation of lure 21.15:17 Lure must be in advance of greyhounds at all times 20.05 Mechanical failure of 20.06 LURE OPERATOR Duties. 21.18 thru 21.18:3 MAIDEN, defined 1.21 MATINEE, defined 1.22 MEDICATION AND DRUGS Administration not in compliance subject to fine .. ...... 13.15 Authorized medication, instruction and reporting 13.07 Commission may forbid use 13.13 Death of a greyhound 13.16 General 13.02 Medication, defined 13.01:2 -59- I Medicated greyhound not eligible to start ... .... ..... .. 13.03 Minor medication excluded 13.14 Must have permission for 13.10 Possession of 13.08 Procedures and penalties 13.06 Written instruction concerning . 13.04 MEETING, defined 1.23 Recognized 1.35 MINORS No person under 16 years allowed to work 3.08 MONTH, defined 1.24 MUTUEL MANAGER See Colorado Racing Commission Rules Governing Mutuel Departments NAMES In corporations 5.01 In partnership 12.18:1 Kennel names 11.01 thru 11.15 NAME OF GREYHOUND Change of 21.13:5 On programs 21.13:1, 21.13.4 NARCOTICS See Medication and Stimulation XIII NIGHT PERFORMANCE, defined 1.25 NOMINATION, defined 1.26 NOMINATOR, defined 1.27 OBJECTIONS Appeal to the Commission 14.06 Costs and expenses of objection 14.04 Deposit concerning objection may be requested by Judge 14.05 Disqualification on valid objection 14.11 Fraud, no limitation on 14.10 Must be made in writing 14.02 Objection to Clerk of Scales 14.07 Objections shall be filed within 48 hours 14.09 Prizes, etc., to be withheld on objection 14.08 Withdrawing an objection 14.03 Who may object 14.01 OFFICIALS 21.01 thru 21.08 Announcer 21.12 Chartwriter 21.13 Clerk of Scales 21.14 Judges 21.15 Kennel Master 21.16 Lead-Outs 21.17 Lure Operator 21.18 Paddock Judge 21.19 Racing Secretary 21.20 Starter 21.21 Timer 21.22 Veterinarian 21.23 OVERWEIGHT Reported by Clerk of Scales 21.14:2 OWNER, defined 1.28 Accepting a bribe 12.17:21 —60- Betting through a handbook 12.17:27 Frivolous complaints 12.17:24 Greyhounds off form or in poor condition to be retired 12.17:23, 12.17:25 Harboring unlicensed personnel 12.17:16 Hiring of new employee to be reported 12.17:15 Marring of identification marks 12.17:26 Must be licensed 12.17:10 Must file roster of trainer, etc. with Commission 12.17:20 Must have greyhound at weighing-in at appointed time 12.17:22 Owners and trainers 12.17:9 thru 12.17:31 Responsible for license of discharged employee 12.17:12 Responsible for licensing of employees 12.17:11 Responsibility when trainer is absent 12.17:13 Retired greyhounds must be brought back to racing weight 12.17:25 Ruled off 10.06, 10.07, 10.08, 10.09, 10.10 10.11, 10.12, 10.13, 10.14 Subject of laws of Colorado and rules of Commission 12.17:28, 12.17:29 OWNERSHIP OF DOG See corporation 5.01 thru 5.06 See partnerships 12.18 May use Kennel name 11.01 thru 11.15 Must be registered to enter 9.03, 11.01 PADDOCK Must be fenced 3.33 No one admitted but officials 3.35 PADDOCK JUDGE Duties 21.19 thru 21.19:7 (c) Only licensed owner or trainer to weigh greyhound 21.19:4 Shall examine equipment 21.19:6 Shall identify 21.19:1, 21.19:2, 21.19:3, 21.19:5 PADDOCK TO POST See the Race 20.01 thru 20.14 PARADE Greyhounds must be shown 20.03 Greyhounds must wear muzzles and blankets 20.02 PARI-MUTUEL 15.01 PARTNERSHIP Assignment of shares 12 18:4 Declaration by wire 12.18:3 Each partner must be licensed as owner 12.18:5 Must be registered with Commission 12.18:1 Must declare to whom winnings are payable 12.18:2 PHOTOGRAPHING FOR LICENSE 12.04:1 PLACE, defined 1.29 POST POSITION, defined 1.30 Assigned by lot 16.01 Cannot be changed 9.18 POST TIME, defined 1.31 Must be met 17.03 Must be published and posted ...17.01, 17.02 -61 - PROFANE LANGUAGE To officials 10.04 To veterinarian 13.09 PROGRAM, defined 1.32 Additional information 21.13.3, 21.13:4, 21.13:5 Past performances required on 18.01 Shall have one page containing 18.03 Weight losers 18.02 Weight regulations shall be printed 18.02 (See 28.01, 28.02, 28 03, 28 04, 28.05) PROTESTS See Objections PURSE Authorized Agent may collect ... .. .. . . . 12.17:2 In medication 13.06 In partnership 12.18.2 Power of Attorney must be filed 12.17:3 QUALIFYING TIME Greyhound must qualify 19.03 Must be established, reported and posted ..... .... 19 01, 19 02 Races timed to 1/100 of a second 21 22.5 RACE 20 01 thru 20.14 Defined 1.33 Greyhound may be removed from box if injured 20.11 Greyhounds must be exhibited and inspected.... 20.03 Hurdle 1.33 1 If greyhound bolts course or runs in opposite direction 20.09, 20.10 If greyhound catches or passes lure (no race) 20.05 If left in box, if doors open, no refund 20.07 Jams, spills, etc., where less than three greyhounds finish (no race) 20.08 May be called off 20.14 On the flat 1.33.4 Overnight 1.33.2 Purse 1.33:3 Sweepstakes, stakes 1 33.5 RACING COMMISSION, defined 1.07 RACING OFFICIALS 21.01 thru 21 23:06 Accepting gratuity, reward or favor prohibited 21.06 Appointed by the Commission 21.02 Approval of 21.02 Commission may change 21.03 May not buy mutuel tickets at meeting 21.07 May require proof that greyhound is not property of disqualified person 21.05 No one interested in outcome may act 21.04 Of the meet are 21.01 Shall report to Judges violation of rules 21.08 RACING SECRETARY Authorized to receive entries and declarations. .... ... ... 9.02 Change in ownership reported by 9.03 Conditions shall not conflict with rules 21.20:4 Declaration of partnership may be given by telegram 12.18:3 Duties 21 20 thru 21.20:7 -62- Entries and post position shall be drawn by lot 9.17, 9.18 Entries must be posted by 9.16 Fines paid to 10.05 Must satisfy himself as to validity and authenticity of license, papers, etc 21.20:3 Owners, etc., registered with 9 03 Pertaining to entries 9.01 thru 9.40 Race declared off must be posted 9.19 Racing Secretary may draw or classify special races 9.17 Shall post entries 21.20:6, 21.20:7 Shall receive all entries and declarations.. 21.20:2 Shall report all violation of rules to Judges 21.20:1 Shall view running of each race 21.20:5 RACE TRACK, defined 1.34 RECOGNIZED MEETING, defined 1.35 REFUND OF MUTUEL WAGERS If greyhound bolts course and interferes 20.10 If greyhounds catch lure 20.05 If less than three greyhounds finish 20.08 If locked in starting box 20.07 If lure becomes detached 20.06 In case of mechanical failure 20.13 REGISTRATION Certificate shall be filed with Racing Secretary 22.02, 22.03 Greyhounds must be registered 22.01 Transfer of title and leases shall be registered with 22.04 RULED OFF, defined 1.36 RULES, defined 1.37 SAFETY All kennels must be approved by Commission 23.02 Failure to comply 23.03:15 Minimum standards for 23.03:1, 23.03:2, 23.03:4, 23.03:8 23.03:9, 23.03:10, 23.03:11, 23.03:12 SALES AND TRANSFERS If seller is compelled to pay arrears 9.39:1 In partnerships 12.18:2 Stock in a Corporation reported to the Commission 5.02 SANITARY CONDITIONS Failure to comply 23.03:15 Minimum standard for 23.03:3, 23.03:4, 23.03:5 23.03:6, 23.03:7, 23.03:9 Responsibility of Kennel Master 21.16 SCHOOLING Distance 24.02 Greyhounds must be schooled 24.01 Greyhounds that have not entered for 6 days or raced for 10 days must be schooled 24.05 Judges may order greyhound schooled 24.08 Must race at established weight 24.06 No greyhounds schooled under influence of drugs 24.10 -63- No hand schooling 24.04 Race must consist of at least 6 dogs 24 03 Schooling at unauthorized tracks prohibited... . .... 24.07 Schooling less than 6 dogs, permission .... 24 03 Scratched greyhounds must school 9.15 Use of photo finish in 24.09 SCRATCHES, defined .. 1.38 Cause must be given to . . 25.01 If 3 or more greyhounds are scratched, Judges may cancel race . 25.03 Judges may scratch for cause .. 25 04, 25 05 Scratch time, defined ....... .... ....... .. .. . .. . 1.39 Scratched greyhound to school .. .. .. ..... .. .. .. . ... 9.15 Scratches as a result of a violation of racing 25 02 Vet can scratch.. . 25 06 SECURITY Failure to comply 23.03.15 Minimum standards for .. 23.03:1, 23.03:2, 23.03.4 23 03:9, 23.03:10, 23.03:11, 23 03:12 Right to enter 23.06 SECURITY (TRACK) Track Security shall report .... 26 01 Shall inspect 26.02 STARTER, defined 1.40 Duties 21.21 thru 21.21:4 STARTING BOX If doors fail to open 20.07 STIMULATION 13.01 thru 13.17 Possession of illegal 13.08 Track record broken under 13.17 SUBSCRIPTION, defined ... 1.41 SUSPENDED, defined 1.42 TELEPHONES, BROADCASTING 3.25, 3 26 TESTS, SALIVA, URINE Illegal medication procedure 13.06 In stimulation procedure 13.06 TIME OF RACE 27.01 TIMER All races timed to 1/100 of a second 21.22:5 Association required to install automatic timer 21.22:4 Declare official time of race .. .. ......... .. 21.22:2 Duties 21.22 thru 21.22:5 Responsible for timing each race 21.22:1 TIP SHEETS Only two tip sheets will be permitted 3.30 TOTALIZATOR Association to maintain a .......... . ...... . .... . .... 3.13 TRAINER, defined 1.44 Accepting a bribe 12.17:21 Age to train 12.17:17 Betting through a handbook .. . . .. .. . ..... 12.17:27 Examination of greyhound 12.17:30 Forbidden drugs found in samples trainer responsible 13 06, 12.17:31 Frivolous complaints . 12.17:24 —64— Greyhounds off form or in poor condition to be retired 12.17:23 Harboring unlicensed person 12.17:16 Hiring new employee to be reported 12.17:15 Marring of identification marks 12.17:26 Must be licensed 12.17:10 Must file roster of trainer, etc., with Commission 12.17:20 Must have greyhound at weighing in at appointed time 12.17:22 New Trainer must be identified 12.17:14 Owners and Trainers 12.17:9 thru 12.17:31 Responsible for license of discharged employee 12.17:12 Responsible for condition of greyhounds (absolute insurer) 12.17:31 Responsible for licensing of employers 12.17:11 Retired greyhounds must be brought back to racing weight. 12.17.25 Ruled off 10.06, 10.07, 10 08, 10.09, 10.10 10.12, 10.13, 10.14 Subject to laws of Colorado and rules of Commission 12.17:28, 12.17:29 TRAINING TRACK DEFINED 1.43 TRAINING TRACK-USE . 23.05 UNDESIRABLE 3.23, 12.05:5 VETERINARIAN Abusive language and interference with testing 13.09 Appointed by the Commission 21.23:1 Bitches in season and in milk 21.23:5 thru 21.23:8 Observation of sample taken by authorized person 13.05 Security of saliva and urine 13.05 Shall examine all dogs at weighing in 21.23:2 Shall report physically unfit greyhounds to Judges 21.23:3, 21.23:4 WAGERING Lead-Outs prohibited 21.17:8 WAIVER. 29.01 WEIGHT Established weight, defined 1.12 In schooling races 24.06 Judges may weigh at any time 28.07 More than(11/2) pounds variance 28.03 Owner or trainer must establish 28.02 Racing weight may be changed 28.06 Two (2) pound variance 28.05 Weight losers 1Y2 pounds 28.04 Weight losers, defined 1.46 WEIGHING Immediately after weighing greyhounds shall be placed in lock-out kennels 28.08 In 1.45, 28.01 Out 1.47 WINNER Judges to determine 21.15:24 —65— WHELPED, defined 1.48 WINNINGS No percent may be deducted by Association 3.15 Person to whom paid 9.03 When available 3.14 YEAR, defined 1.49 —66— iliell INDEX RULES OF RACING Rule Page No. No. Definitions I 5 Appeal to Commission II 8 Association—Duties and Obligations III 9 Colorado Bred IV 13 Corporation V 13 Corrupt Practices VI 14 Dead Heats VII 15 Declarations VIII 16 Entries IX 16 Fines and Suspensions X 19 Kennel Names XI 21 Licensed Racing Personnel XII 22 Medication XIII 29 Objections XIV 32 Pari-Mutuels XV 33 Post Position XVI 33 Post Time XVII 33 Program XVIII 34 Qualifying Time XIX 35 The Race XX 35 Racing Officials XXI 37 Registration XXII 46 Safety, Sanitation and Security XXIII 47 Schooling XXIV 48 Scratches XXV 49 Security (Track) XXVI 50 Time of Race XXVII 50 Waiver XXIX 51 Weights and Weighing XXVIII 50 -67- (D 1171 N En N y ►,�ti x I o a . m Cn —rr 8. ro U] g " .. 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W ID O 4� H N a, fi C �R� l-� by 0 �i � ' N E 'S H 00 • Cl) �� , \ � O � � Z Z �C �,O cA ~ rr � CZ � (� _ 0 � � � ° o K H- - IA (D n cA n G G C upid Rid F-id C Fi (D O (D N 0 ---, • g ' cl, a a 0 avb� T:\',, ASSIGNMENT Tap No. 988 FOR VALUE RECEIVED, I/we hereby sell , transfer and assign to Van and Joyce Kersey , one 5/8 inch water taps in the CENTRAL WELD COUNTY WATER DISTRICT, on my/our property described as follows situate in Weld County, Colorado, to wit: Lot 29, Enchanted Hills Subdivision located in the SWk of Section 6, Township 2 North, Range 67 West of the 6th P.M. , Weld County, Colorado. It is understood that these taps were purchased for the aboved described lands and may not be transferred to other lands, without express, written consent, in addition to the below consent, of the CENTRAL WELD COUNTY WATER DISTRICT. I/we further authorize the Secretary of said District to do any and all things necessary to effectuate this transfer on the books and records of said District. I/we hereby state that all water rates and charges and other monies owed to- the District have been paid and if not, shall be held out at the closing of the sale of my premises. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I/we have set my/our signatures this day of ) , 197 0147 Se4er: J Jim rPurcell q) /CML/Seller: Shirley Purcell I/we further agree to pay any and all charges hereinafter levied by said District for said taps and to abide by all regulations adopted by said District. ACCEPTED: /2;7" Buyer Van Kersey I 'J r • Buyer�/'Joyce Kersey //CONSENT TO ASSIGNMENT I , Dale D. Olhausen , Manager of the CENTRAL WELD COUNTY WATER DISTRICT, hereby consent to the above assignment on behalf of said Distri By:C;33_,S Manager Date: //s--7 2 r POWER OF ATTORNEY KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, that I, Jo ci c w VA it ke rSe � (name) , the undersigned, of �13f7 -- � �W_ 4 - ve- 1oiuI 3 3 / Z _(address) , County of a 6261.4 "(_ , State of riOPt C , here- by constitute, make and appoint - _(name) , of 72 5' 6 P'\,4 p/ ree`1— _ 104,e)/rro4iti a-eo/a+ 86�D / (address) , County of We � , State of CO lo/'a-do , my true and lawful attorney- in-fact, for the following purpose : To represent me in the matter of the foregoing attached application for a Sn�.C X0., 1 /li PP_rm " (variance, recorded exemption, etc. ) , in regard to and only in regard to the particular property described in said ap- plication, before the BOtLrd of G'{' hieA[ 0o„ Cnlorad° (Board of County Commissioners, Board of Adjustment, etc. ) and to present evidence on my behalf before said Board. Subscribed and sworn to before me this C71 _ day of (j(,e , 1971 tgL-4-L Notary P lic a9� o R e' My commission expires :.,;;,;_,F� ,, L ` POWER OF ATTORNEY KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, that I , Floc1r e_ 1/14-4.7 _ rsi? (name) , the undersigned, of 4,13g - sto zi/lve_ oC ff /e¢?I)y/ riiYi do 3 y3 2- _-(address) , County of P,4/`r, gear L , State of /- {D r / cr e. , here- by constitute, make and appoint � (.)2 r- leci (name) , of 72d / - rn p /e_ ,Sfre.e / _ �_Q/21? MID/U7 eo/orado -306D/ (address) , County of We 1� , State (of _Cb lD rQ c ___ __—, my true and lawful attorney- in-fact, for the following purpose : To represent me in the matter of the foregoing attached application for a Pe_ e l+Q i /Ise_ Pe_tm L — (variance, recorded exemption, etc. ) , in regard to and only in regard to the particular property described in said ap- plication, /l before the &Ors! o COicV1y 5i 'a tiers v ili/e 6// d64Ltiiy CO`Oraco (Board of County Commissioners, Board of Adjustment, etc. ) and to present evidence on my behalf before said Board. Subscribed and sworn to before me this - _ day of Oct , 1979. ' Ni RUB %TA1L 10 RI Aa � ublic i-XP1RES CK 1 'vs' My commission expires : . 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S, POO - od i4&cite. otsed l(S - D d 0 ,pd gA/,Q,vee. We_ ePt 234/09A..ee_ 7`o u 5 From D/4,4,, 6rkoc_ / a 7 .3 .3 .ei/ ,N E3 erow / / 7 99 Z,s / b 8 82, ,3 2 !fl 1.e G !r e /q c 3_6 .�� ~- (+ in e� Co Recorded at o'clock. M., fE.c...2...tn1...l.Q7!h of Reception No 170'7251. p • M Y••ANN..1<'i<UERST.R Recorder. THIS DEED, Made thisRECORDER'S STAMP 20th day of December 19 76,between r Jim Purcell and Shirley Joyce Purcell, husband State Documentary Fee and wife r • 19 C•• 7256 Maple, Longmont, Colorado 80501 Date.�aEC_2 ._. 7 r— of the County of Weld and State of o ::•.?. Colorado,of the first part,and r-- CD Van Kersey and Joyce L. Kersey l� \- o of the County of Weld and State of Colorado,of the second part: a WITNESSETH,that the said part ies of the first part,for and in consideration of the sum of C FIFTY EIGHT THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED AND NO/100 ill -_DOLLARS, co in 1 to the said part ies of the first part in hand paid by the said parties of the second part,the receipt whereof is ,i c hereby confessed and acknowledged, ha ve granted,bargained,sold and conveyed,and by these presents do O _' grant,bargain,sell, convey and confirm unto the said parties of the second part,their heirs and assigns forever,not J in tenancy in common but in joint tenancy,all the following described lot or parcel of land, situate, lying and D being in the County of Weld and State of Colorado,to wit: , r� c.,:') I co (, Lot 29, cv ENCHANTED HILLS, w Off ' a subdivision of cal A5 WELD COUNTY, COLORADO I) TOGETHER with all and singular the hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto belonging, or in anywise appertaining, the reversion and reversions, remainder and remainders,rents,issues and profits thereof; and all the estate, right, title, interest, claim and demand whatsoever of the said part ies of the first part,either in law or equity, of,in and to the above bargained premises, with the hereditaments and appurtenances. TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the said premises above bargained and described,with the appurtenances,unto the said parties of the second part,their heirs and assigns forever.And the said parties of the first part,for them ael yes , heirs,executors,and administrators do covenant, grant, bargain and agree to and with the ' said parties of the second part, their heirs and assigns, that at the time of the ensealing and delivery of these pres- ents they are well seized of the premises above conveyed, as of good, sure, perfect, absolute and indefeasible estate of inheritance,in law,in fee simple,and ha ve good right, full power and lawful authority to grant, bar- gain, sell and convey the same in manner and form aforesaid, and that the same are free and clear from all former and other grants, bargains, sales, liens, taxes, assessments and encumbrances of whatever kind or nature soever. except taxes for 1976, which grantor agrees to pay, and subsequent years, except easements, restrictions, covenants, conditions and leases of record , and except Deed of Trust dated November 7, 197 5 and recorded November 12, 1975 in ** and the above bargained premises in the quiet and peaceable possession of the said parties of the second part, their heirs and assigns,against all and every person or persons lawfully claiming or to claim the whole or any part thereof, the said part ies of the first part shall and will WARRANT AND FOREVER DEFEND. IN WITNESS WHEREOF the said part ies of the first part ha ve hereunto settheirhand s and seal s the day and year first above written. Signed,Sealed and Deli red in the Presence of [SEAL] ..--c;44:;2„....? 1/ /7 ` [SEAL] .a.121.1de-C/ . /-(/E.C., -C•e/Z-f-,?...,L):..e..-11 [SEAL] STATE OF COLORADO, BS. County of Boulder • ��•`•",tIttt i't;•fcregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this 20th day of December ; ,-c. •••7.61$ ` •� ;x'•. JIM PURCELL and SHIRLEY JOYCE PURCELL, husband and wife <4..,/. 7•, r, ofnmission expires January 23 y\� p ,19 77.Witness my hand and official seal. r, 0�9u 752 as Reception No. 1674400, / • '• Wel county Records, for the use of �Z:,/�{- //et�t) NotariPublid 'MODB.R1,1l'AMERICAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION. ----��`�� 7 77 ,i No.921. WARRANTY DEED—To Joint Tenants.—Bradford Publishing Co.,1824-46 Stout Street,Denver,Colorado —(573-5011) 5-74 'If by natural person or persons here insert name and names; if by person acting in representative or official capacity or as attorney-in-fact, then insert name of person as executor, attorney-in-fact or other capacity or description; if by officer or cor- poration then insert name of such officer or officers as the president or other officers of such corporation, naming it.—Statutory Acknowledgement,Sec. 118-6-1 Colorado Revised Statutes 1953. _ .. , /r)& * JLI&c le,,A i 6 i°a m /it./)Zl !/at. G-1i1/J2. 4 u-1 12e/A) 3O 1:%in-3 & 1/ cz,/07,4 al a_ t/mc t eimeedzAt ic, _ei/e4,a4zuledi ih-e, s' abi Ay 9'Qm a� Orm -tivDuieui c;)L tuAnt, ezdjavx,Al. SO tryuirui.A0 3:7 m- tuAin o-rd vk. twvn. o-S JO irra aVic7m -ilete:61 to'ne 1;niaide- -hunind 7P - tum-Ledo-td IA, eidiv)L, &A-7L/2141- o'D /7neluttx,o /ohm- As J-67 , /ztAAL, evi-fr Zit ota-4-/ . I2 . . REFERRAL LIS=' m z O APPLI _ ._ T Gene and Diane Gurley H - E-4 CASE # SUP-405 :79 : 26 P w REFERRALS SENT OUT ON: October 23 , 1979 co W W REFERRALS TO BE RECEIVED BY: November 16 , 1979 ro E-4 Z U U 0 f4 H R, r- F• U? m H r4 O U fZ o co c REFERRALS RECEIVED County Attorney County Health County Engineer Soil Conservation Service 1228 Main Street Longmont, Colorado 80501 Town of Firestone Planning Commission c/o Minnette Paul Box 241 Firestone, Colorado 80520 Longmont Fire District c/o Don Marvin 9119 East County Line Road Longmont, Colorado 80501 Don Billings 12023 Weld County Road 36 Platteville, Colorado 80651 r k,' 1cc 2 �- on " 0\i'CG® DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING SERVICES �- 1c , \r,---A ��e�aco�°`y`so PHONE (303)356-4000 EXT 404 QCP, ,„,,�cp�Q�C, \ _ 915 10TH STREET �` fl. GREELEY,COLORADO 80631 111 71, 1 ® I` OCT 3 19� CASE NUMBER SUP-405 : 79 : 26 9 COLORADO WELD COUNTY EngineeriRppnt October 23, 1979 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Enclosed is an application from Gene and Diane Gurley for a Special Use Permit for a Dog Kennel . The parcel of land is described as Lot 29, Enchanted Hills Subdivision Pt. SW%, Section 8, T2N, R67W . The location of the parcel of land for which this application has been submitted is 2 miles northeast of Firestone This application is submitted to your office for review and recouuuienda- tions. Any comments or recouuuendations you consider relevant to this request would be appreciated. Your prompt reply will help to facili- tate the processing of the proposal and will ensure prompt considera- tion of your recommendations. If a response from your office is not received within 21 days of mailing from our office, it may be in- terpreted to mean approval by your office. If you are unable to respond within 21 days (but wish to do so at a later date) please notify our office to that effect. Check the appropriate boxes below and return to our address listed above. Please reply by November 16, 1979 so that we may give full consideration to your recouunendation. Thank you very much for your help and cooperation in this matter. 1. X We have reviewed the proposal and find no conflicts with our interests. 2. A formal recommendation- is under consideration and will be submitted to you prior to . 3 . Please refer to the enclosed letter.7CSign G Agency c,,,,):)/- Date /AS:-77 n,., kti. , ) ,,,,,A ,Ar" Assistant Zoning Administrator Pio Jo ti . DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING SERVICES 1 10 lip 1(> PHONE (303)356-4000 EXT 404 �3y �, 915 10TH STREET (51-a% GREELEY,COLORADO 80631 Viri I M C\, ;CI �` ® 17? �� SO r -� CASE NUMBER SUP-405 :79 : 26 • COLORADO VOA VG - REFERRAL October 23, 1979 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Enclosed is an application from Gene and Diane Gurley for a Special Use Permit for a Doq Kennel The parcel of land is described as Lot 29, Enchanted Hills Subdivision Pt. SW1/4, Section 8, T2N, R67W The location of the parcel of land for which this application has been submitted is 2 miles northeast of Firestone This application is submitted to your office for review and recommenda- tions. Any couui►ents or recommendations you consider relevant to this request would be appreciated. Your prompt reply will help to facili- tate the processing of the proposal and will ensure prompt considera- tion of your recouauendations. If a response from your office is not received within 21 days of mailing from our office, it may be in- terpreted to mean approval by your office. If you are unable to respond within 21 days (but wish to do so at a later date) please notify our office to that effect. Check the appropriate boxes below and return to our address listed above. Please reply by November 16 , 1979 so that we may give full consideration to your recommendation. Thank you very much for your help and cooperation in this matter. 1. /( We have reviewed the proposal and find no conflicts with our interests . 2. A formal recommendation-1S- under consideration and will be submitted to you prior to 3 . Please refer to the enclosed letter. Signed (e'. v"LQ Agency (,U C,(-I- Date fiou,a/ 2? 1, ter' I ,•( Ul� ) Assistant Zoning' Administrator IN, OC-ir'J7 .FARTMENT OF PLANNING SERVICES RECEIVE® ,�.`.' PHONE (303)356-4000 EXT 404 N„•c% Weld County 915 10TH STREE) , Planning Cn@@155i0n o) GREELEY,COLORADO 80631 TI —1, 0 , �IEIZ!ll��° ® CASE NUMBER SUP-405 :79 : 26 • COLORADO - REFERRAL October 23, 1979 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Enclosed is an application from Gene and Diane Gurley for a Special Use Permit for a Doq Kennel - The parcel of land is described as Lot 29, Enchanted Hills Subdivision Pt. SW , Section 8, T2N, R67W . The location of the parcel of land for which this application has been submitted is 2 miles northeast of Firestone This application is submitted to your office for review and recouuuienda- tions. Any comments or recommendations you consider relevant to this request would be appreciated. Your prompt reply will help to facili- tate the processing of the proposal and will ensure prompt considera- tion of your recommendations. If a response from your office is not received within 21 days of mailing from our office, it may be in- terpreted to mean approval by your office. If you are unable to respond within 21 days (but wish to do so at a later date) please notify our office to that effect. Check the appropriate boxes below and return to our address listed above. Please reply by November 16, 1979 so that we may give full consideration to your recouuuiendation. Thank you very much for your help and cooperation in this matter. 1. We have reviewed the proposal and find no conflicts with our \\ interests. 2. A formal recouhuiendation-is under consideration and will be submitted to you prior to . 3 . ease ref to the enclosed letter. Signed aye Agency Date /d 20p WHOM*?RAE PROTEC ►asTRIcr ', r- G7f�COUN Z'1NEROAD I''� ��- (•`.-1 a" LONGMONt COLORADO 80501 Assistant Zoning Administrator s0.4-772-07fo • x2131 /1;-\\ DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING SERVICES 1047. �9 0V PHONE (303)356.4000 EXT 404 Vs- SC �� 915 10TH STREET \*i C��a(��SS1 c��) GREELEY,COLORADO 80631 g)- CASE NUMBER SUP-405 :79 : 26 COLORADO REFERRAL October 23 , 1979 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Enclosed is an application from Gene and Diane Gurley for a Special Use Permit for a Dog Kennel The parcel of land is described as Lot 29, Enchanted Hills Subdivision Pt. SW1/4, Section 8, T2N, R67W The location of the parcel of land for which this application has been submitted is 2 miles northeast of Firestone This application is submitted to your office for review and recommenda- tions. Any couauents or recouuiendations you consider relevant to this request would be appreciated. Your prompt reply will help to facili- tate the processing of the proposal and will ensure prompt considera- tion of your recouuiendations. If a response from your office is not received within 21 days of mailing from our office, it may be in- terpreted to mean approval by your office. If you are unable to respond within 21 days (but wish to do so at a later date) please notify our office to that effect. Check the appropriate boxes below and return to our address listed above. Please reply by November 16, 1979 so that we may give full consideration to your recouiutendation. Thank you very much for your help and cooperation in this matter. 1. v/! We have reviewed the proposal and find no conflicts with our interests. 2. A form,. recouiuie• .ation is under consideration and will be subm• ed to yo priof to 3 . Pl:a efer"t. the enclosed lett /Arr7c Signed , 4> . `' �' Agency (AP:'I_-/~ WfrG' i— Date 1),•( (.d f 0 Assistant Zoning Administrator A Longmont Soil Conservation District 1228 Main Street Longmont, Colorado 80501 November 8, 1979 Ms. Vickie Traxler, Assistant Zoning Administrator Department of Planning Services 915 10th Street Greeley, CO 80631 Re: Case No. SUP-405:79:26 Gene and Diane Gurley Dear Vickie: Our staff has made a review of the soils and other factors where we have some expertise and offer the following comments: 1. The soils are typical of the Vona loamy sand soil series and when they are non-irrigated, they would not be considered prime agriculture soils. We can see no real problems from a soils standpoint for the intended use. The soils will be quite erosive by wind when left barren, and a wind barrier of living plants, such as shrubs, Russian olive, or a board fence would be helpful . 2. A septic system is not a consideration, so will reserve comments. 3. There are no irrigation systems involved. 4. The project is not in a floodplain. In general , we can find no conflict with our interests. Sincerely, a i cigA,_ Edwin Anderson, President EAA:rah �� 'Q1 r (N. N0\119-19 RE.CE1V aD va; C9 L `12,', 1 7 u-r n}5a�Dtl j Ott CONSERVATION - DEVELOPMENT - SELF-GOVERNMENT , DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING SERVICES PHONE (303)356-4000 EXT 404 915 10TH STREET GREELEY,COLORADO 80631 M D [I] ao COLORADO October 23, 1979 To Whom It May Concern : You are receiving a copy of this notification because your name appears as a surrounding property owner owning property within 500 feet of the proposed use. The Weld County Planning Commission will review a request from Gene and Dianne Gurley for a Special Use Permit for a Dog Kennel on property described as follows : Lot 29, Enchanted Hills Subdivision, Pt. SW , Section 8, T2N, RED /W The location of the parcel of land for which this application has been submitted is : 2 miles northeast of Firestone . If you have any suggestions or objections , will you kindly notify us in writing before November 16, 1979 . The meeting by the Weld County Planning Commission is scheduled for December 4, 1979 . This meeting will take place in the County Commissioners Hearing Room, first floor, Weld County Centennial Center, 915 10th Street , Greeley, Colorado, at 1 : 30 p.m. If you have any questions concerning this matter, please contact the Department of Planning Services at 356-4000, Ext . 404. Assistant Vet-110--r Administrator CC'_' can - 9/13/7R • S s - - :,______ ..,_....- _ _ _ _ _ ... _ Department of Regulatory Agencies Room 220 Richard D. Lamm, Governor Colorado Racing Commission 201 East Colfax Gail H Klapper, Executive Director Denver, CO 80203 Al J Motter,Jr, Executive Secretary (303)839-2294 TO WHOM IT 'JIAY CONCERN November 6 , 1979 I have known Mr. and Mrs . Gene Gurley for approximately one year since they started racing a kennel of greyhounds in Colorado . I have known Mr . Gurley by reputation for a much longer period of time . He is a well liked and respected trainer and owner of greyhounds . As the Security Coordinator for Greyhound Racing employed by the Colorado Racing Commission , it is my duty to inspect the kennel of any licensed owner , and/or, trainer who races greyhounds in Colorado . These kennels are inspected an average of about four times a year. The inspections are made at unannounced times . The inspections cover cleanliness , sanitation , medications used , types of food and the proper care and treatment of the animals . The premises where the kennel is located must be maintained in a clean and uncluttered manner . The inspections of Mr . Gurley ' s kennel to date have shown it to be very well maintained and he has received the best or highest rating each time it was inspected . Greyhound kennels are different and better maintained than other small animal kennels . Except for a few hours each day the grey- hounds are kept in cages in the kennel building . In most cases when the animals are turned out they wear a wire muzzle . The turn out pens have a fence high enough that the animals cannot escape . .COLORADO RACING COMMISSION - t�--e z i/6-ee ARTHUR E . DOLL Greyhound Security Coordinator FOR WHOM IT MAY CONCERN I , the undersigned, am employed by the Colorado Racing Commission as a Judge (Greyhound) and Security Officer. Part of my job is inspecting the kennels of the greyhounds that are currently racing in Colorado. Owners of these greyhound kennels are required to meet rigid stan- dards before their dogs can be accepted to race at any Colorado Dog Track. Mr. Gene Gurley, a greyhound owner, has dogs at four of the five race tracks in Colorado , therefore his kennels must be kept in continuous inspection order since these four tracks are operated over a period of twelve months . Gurley Kennels are inspected during each Meet . Mr. Gurley ' s kennels are always clean , facilities are excellent and well kept - runs, fences and storage areas are always proper. His care of the animals and facilities has been outstanding . COLORADO RACING COMMISSION JACK T . LUMLEY --eelE 44/,,,, g)97q /11.44,z4nze. ci ))>. 9er. xdanwa, C2f62Z. 1650/ G7256 - �y✓g oj`o1a19 Zi)6/0/j-ei/i+ Jo' ),,L777 LA/LA/ P314 &2 €'L4L, TrJ� ai6eLa d& o. mi/ateod / 1 LXackixoy)-2723a,t,c% du4 gra/ 22:)2z ettl az 44- 2?-cp. e vm a_ e e . e 71/2 e n 0 n a/ - ieAe_ 16W4tYtfeJ z/Z, 40.62)-az /lairP6taaiar _Ite a * fr 6eA, L,16Suizei-di Z4)-6/ iZ/14, Aande 42/j akaid; ed, zt2,4 ,zet,, ,,q,e2„. a_ .5J bolda,e 2 4/nd 2,0 Q �G �,! � 4au .µ� Z14z.e LleA G /O .Cide4 e Vea& 40/ AeuZ 9, a. / 2 2 ot a40, 6.0 Ze -h zbie _Azype Je/2,4-e ye s io /066--A14 ;2-cereareznd avt, ia274 A -e14 ,oct9-41/z&te -‘46,1,9e7za_ 11/0e 9,t1/)92;1 2&te /JLE,OLGeA.- _120772e. 0/116)/ e. Ze ,Zac .14get, • d4,0-baGg dr727/722 .- Lr� , � hJ � aiel/eate✓ Yc)e iaA2 Ace,)z aiizo/4 zeitil i-?,07.atdeze,t). Lk,o6ce 4a�°�° x, fl ��a�-�a1•�� t� OJ� 9ze. —77, bi277 WY1 705 6 )27 -6 - d" %�� d A '% 0 O /(4", zixe) 1;r2 fee- /P)7 4 j -Z- 6e-ems 6-/: ,eric?„iy.3, 1O_-2 -- • 04,4 774-44"te-Q----__ V Telephone Call 11 : 10 a .m. December 4, 1979 I am unable to attend the hearing today. I approve of the Special Use Permit and have no objections to the boarding kennel . I do not hear or see the dogs at any time. Their kennel is cleaner than most houses. Rose Pierro 7106 Maple Street Longmont, Colorado Received by Vickie Traxler Assistant Zoning Administrator November 9 , 1979 Weld County Colorado Department of Planning Services 915 10th Street Greeley, Colorado 80631 Gentlemen: Please be advised that I wish to object to the issuance of a Special Use Permit to Gene and Dianne Gurley for a Dog Kennel. Most homeowners in the area own 2 or 3 dogs as family pets . Some are careful in maintaining and restraing their animals, many are not. As a result we now have a large dog population and quite often they run in packs . The noise level can become quite deafening and irritating . The noise coming from the number of dogs the Gurley' s are keeping can be quite bad when you live as close as we do. I am tired of having my sleep interrupted by barking dogs. My question is, why did the Gurley' s wait until after the began operating a kennel to apply for a permit? At the rate things are going we are going to have to move back to the city to get away from the uproar in the country. I very strenuously object to this permit being granted. Thank you. Sincerely, 161 -N,n\`13\�15 ,foil dLongmnt, Co8Osol ean D. Smith •O 892 Sierra Vista Road NOV 7979 '72:4k,v, RECEIVED ,, (303 ) 833-3733 Weld County Flagging Commission 1.4)/ �� hie. Cr�+nv�ir5�lhw, ‘I Ito`bo .3b. &or— 411•VM( b0\\ l�Y�e. 1,6Lye\ SeCWok Coor InaIo'? Q1\o t ikeo Rack Cowvnr•►SS�o•r� 4t\-e- �,o�•.,e .. +0 t u ca #-had t•.-. w .a.. tr . L\oVt. o cLAv,d, +Lt. SL) \ eavkv. ILerse- # G 'AY194 C `1 l-\'2. V,,ks , 1-Cs d oY. V'e co( L 0.S Y or"j2". "t- sV . ohm. hts Y�Sa. � �� : w ,1-1. ty.tvn owkw.LSS%A.:" 15 ►rS )r% • ham\S s AAA ktiL Ccuevte S \ oo Cage �-� OJAkietgA\ &AA VAJ2,1O VIN t ►Vt42 • Iv\ hx r" ' , twAtot clay aWy, , Ph'tiTION SUPPORTING SPECIAL LPL PERMIT Board of County Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado Weld County Centennial Center 915 10th Street Greeley, Colorado 80631 Dear Commissioners : Vie, the undersigned owners of property located within 500 feet of the ;.y,, 4/j, property described in the application submitted by l,jl:2,/;(, ;_ ,.},/ ,�, herby petition you to grant this request for j 6 (�- A�/; use. '/ Signature Mailing Address Description of Property q...,4,-,....._c.„.............,..4 ' ,/; • . .),J. ' ' . ' ,/ -r I' ' % ' /4 , r, ' -,,, f'_ `��,. ' , f J/ !� / r/-f - l. 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Usz c ,I. i' anvki Co iDv. - 3o d s. Voc' 1�e�-t�s�vr\ � �d oc C0 uh Coven YvAL_S S b&AA"�. SCS-CONS-1b .S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE OCTOBER 1974 SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE SOIL MAP Owner AJ1E P'2'4titi'4.7 C-sti'.eLE=y , operator .--)-4,r/3.4-- County 1A26/./) State 4_42A-,,42.1)0 Soil survey sheet(s) or code nos.._,,y 9 0 I) -S- Approximate scale Y" —/1&!..4_,--- N. Prepared by U. S. Department of Agriculture, Soil Conservation Service cooperating witht_on/GA1-NT Conservation District 8 i ' 7 A7 ' ' / f . , 1{ 1 I '1/ 4 ' ! r i I 1 '. ' a, l \ . _ ._ . L- _ . \. _ - I - 1 . \ _ _ _ - f - ! I I1 I 1 , .v7 �a L 0 °`�,v�o,^-� SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE RE : Soil Survey and Interpretation Date /!9 — /(, — 77 TO : Att. : ;„‹,/,•.2),_ Soil Conservation District Gentlemen : I wish to request your technical assistance to supply me and the Weld County Planning Commission with a soil , site and land inventory interpretation on land which I own located as follows : (Please be specific - show legal description - attach sketch map , if necessary ) . _L q — v` 5z-c. , , /0(760 My intended use of this land for which I require soil information is : 1 . Mobile home sites 2 . Septic tank filter field 3 . Homesites 4 . Animal waste sewage disposal system 5. Other I understand that this soil survey and interpretation is intended to assist me in gaining knowledge of the physical features of my soil and does not necessarily replace on-site investigation or tests for special physical hazards and/or design or constitute any type of official approval or disapproval for a proposed land use . Sincerely , Name Approved for Technical 71 5 rr - ✓ ' //3, 7. �r ezin Assistance ( if applicable ) Address / �(-��/ :2$1 ?// Supervisor Phone 7' —Vona lo,u nd n r , 3 perc(nt_ ^•lrI This is a deep, so.newhat excessively drsine soil on gentle plains and high terraces at elevations of 4600 to 5200 feet. It formed in colian or alluvia] deposits. Included in this unit are sane leveled areas. Also included are some soils with loamy substratums and some soils that are noncalcareous to depths of 60 inches. Typically the surface layer is a grayish brown loamy sand about 6 inches thick. The subsoil is a brown to light yellowish brown fine sandy loam about 22 inches thick. The substratum, to a depth of 60 inches, is a sandy loam or loamy sand. Permeability is moderately rapid. Available water capacity is moderate. Effective rooting depth is 60 inches or more. Surface runoff is slow and erosion hazard is low. Where irrigated this soil is suited to the commonly grown crops in the area. 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T f� n n w co oo 7 ry 3 n y 0 R Cl 0 0 O. o w 3 4 M O K Cl) 0 4 O p M 't w NR•. • y iL. Y• O rn R G cY G 0' y r+ • n et ft3 f•1 0 •y y O .1 O ettF. t 0 et 01 O 0 r• rt o fA y0 PC C y y O 0 7 O• rn ppp r j� 0 3 H. n w 7 Oy 0 rn O 1?` 0 0 4 rn R G a ru (J y C\ .1 1 Z.,` A T i L .\ D A N U E RECORD APPLICANT : GENE & DIANNE LEY TIME : :00 P.M. DOCKET/180-3 DATE : JANUARY 16, 1980 REQUEST : SUP - Dog Kennel NAME ADDRESS ,Try C ,� 1 �' �� i k /S76 //,e�9 `_',/ �'.�', if- (�, i. ,[7[7 1 2) '' r:, 7O -;r ':`, <<�t,- -,,)i /-://r % /I' /1' el •,' .. /. ms='s, 1 i• . e ,\, , / (�i ?,) i '\ • _� H ' 1 ' ,,, 1 ,, .i ' , , I i l I i I - I i ia V U " '2(.-, .3 • , I I I a •SEND'�R: Complete items 1,2,and 3. 00 n Add}our address in the"RETURN TO"space on W —J t-} p r.i i reverse. CD :-7.7iao pn N� v w W 'o 1. 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UNABLE TO DELIVER BECAUSE: LK 9L61 ILIV'(::;.;E Lilo.; rn ITER ' i ' • - T t i F._ 1 — YL JL 0 0'0 0 0 0 u GPO.1979-2B6-848 C, -; I - 0 ® a la (22,� 3 0e w ?a_ a) H 0 _ CL) .x LL L, cwi._ ca ;..t trl B 0 SFNDER: Complete items 1,2,and 3. w a W a) O -n Add Your addresa m the"RETURN TO"apace on —1 LM ¢C rd 7-1 u ,` ;:;:f.,-. •-c f u, a reverse. lW I"a 'Cl u W , J w a 1. The following service is requested(check one.) F •r I U ; o W I Show to whom arid date delivered —a `-3 i- '� w IJ o w ti' ' 'Li ;a 0 Show to whom,date and address of delivery-- ts. t••I ' a -- ->c.n w '� ❑ RESTRICTED DELIVERY Q c td �+ . C. - .: _ >_ nos ,Q a, 14 m sl r o O o u N o m Show to whom and date delivered —a N�O b�D 0 a _ 3 'r'i id;07t!l'Uft138 a a 0 RESTRICTED DELIVERY. �' c- a cn H O a o S'Jat JJ ititJ01 0 Show to whom,date,and address of detivery.S-- O r-i o w — in '� a c ' S33d UCi III S u 1tS0.1 tinsiloo OO W. Denise Gilbert 9,_6l V'OUSE'' 10230 Weld County Road 15 z Al Longmont, CO 80501 13 _1 0 0 U 0 0 0 0 0 C 73 � z l,~' u •ri lI n 3. ARTICLE DESCRIPTION- - n o. W " m REGISTERED NO. CERTIFIED NO. INSURED NO. I -- p �'.. •' i-1 to 'Jw :.� 'I __ 1�'�/��'� I-- cr`a'_ N w Carl, C.w I rn Gi (Always obtain signature of addresses or agent) II n 4 i to 4- w J , - _, W to ;Z ▪u Cl] O > o _ i =o w m I have received the article described above. ff wa U w 0 w 0_' o , It,`,.' �,,,), w r, SIGNATURE ❑Addressee i]Authorizedagent „ w ::a la d ii V`^ W J V ot= c ^ n ooN al cs p �L+� art 0 t] a =.r r.•ai a'..w =ow G cc Z P v3� ' Ct li a w <n c. ,..to cn na¢ m tl tu I� POSTMARK 0, WtS COLO a ii ¢ W ¢ 3:1K3S 1dB338 flilf138 Oa c y A DATE OF DELIVERY _ fi 9` U O 0 a 0 S3JI111•:3S 1tlN011d0 a n a 0 rl ri O ' D V_ Z � r-1 ? 1 S3?d EN U]1Stlld1S0d 1luSND U Z 5. ADDRESS(Complete only if requested) (_; 9L61 ldV'003£till( m 1 t o� 0 0 U Ti 6. UNABLE TO DELIVER BECAUSE: I „LERa c `! • r? 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J C�kE TR TED DEL`s�'i_:1C- Sh(rw to whom,date,and address of debvery.$, Slim✓to whom,date:,ua d u.:Ness of delivery.$_oi as\-,=1,:n: D� �_� Michael & Suanne Etienne2. — —a The Miller 600 - 40 3150 Iris m ?301 Spruce Street, Suite Boulder, CO 80301 301 33 Boulder, CO 80301 '� 3. ARTICLE DE3CRIPTICSI: 3. ART:.:LE C."t ItPTiC1;. — rec,CTCREO Na + C_7-r!FPf-a-T rib. I tYr"1?ED NO. '"'' RECr^`ft;co"..l C:RTi :r_i. O. II r',gunco NO. "• 1A'c'_a.ys oatc.o s_;.-'to, c..riires-' or ea?r.t' -J ',.--o s,:"0t, a sec'._'-ems:d or cge•rt) n c'_.I hay:received the art,.•Ie _ .Tr.d above. �1 IF i'•CeI-,.0 tro art,.hr ad.<r,_.a:d above. I"• 'T-:'ATURC Daidre..co ❑Autl•.d.red agent ' SIC'C VIVRE ;J'oldie rzo DAuthe--!zed agent are ------- - — - --- 4 - ---- —C C!r1 C O.'-CELIni:IrY Pe STMARK Devi,-.._ ._--._eRY POSTMARK D -3. S. a 5. A0 uSs n�un lcorleta only 0 rsqueat■d) c lr T� 4 5. ADDLI,L,S'L'c.rd_re a.9y it.apue:tad) 1/41."-r i '• ▪ 6. U ASLC TO DELIVER BECAUSE: , CLERK .7.1 E. IS:',,:e_Lt TO DLLI't -J E c-'JSE: CLER ® I INITIALS C 4 INITIALS r *GPO 199 2sasq , 1 'A"G=°O:1979-a&b4.48 - _. r 80-3 ' fv, •Si-NDt R: Corplete items 1,2,and 3 : SLNUk R. Co rp'ete rt_r_e 1,2,and 3. .. �v T—_; Add your addresa m taro"RETURN TO"space on 31 i Add our address u3 t.s"RETURN TO"Taco an 3 ref :..^.ere . — • I. The following service is rnq sated(check one,) �•1. Toe following eervice is reque:ted(c c.k one.) M.Sh w t v.thom and data dr.rvo.ed 4 -' O Show to whom and d,rte d-l:ver.:d —4 4 ^` O Show to whom,date area address of delivery _* /44. ' h b r, o r9,t'ate and address of iehvery...—4 ' i S1 CTED ELIVERY u RESTRICTED DELIVERY laz. -, iv,.n el Show to whom and date.delivered —4 _,= ;-':, a t whom and date delivered _ S i.+ •.D RESTRICTED DELIVERY. '-� - 1St TED DELIVERY. Show to whom,date,and oddness or d:h„ery.$__ Yo4 }o vhom,dote,rid address of delivery.$_ onald & Selma Martin p ,(CO LT POSTMASTER FOR FETE.) 2 Brighton Fed. Savings ;t. AnTiOLE At?DRESSED TO: M 1795 Bridge Street m G e, ianne Gurley rn ▪ Brighton, CO 80601 a it6', P e Street ,, 9 z Lnigm , CO 80501 7 3. ARTICLE DECCn€PTION: 3. I I t , '..RIPTIoN: CS �'' REGISTERED NO. CERTdFIFD NO. In°_=URED NO. •I RCtt3T`R CrRT1.=tcJ NO. tP.'.:URda NO Y ' 7261196 ---_-- - o L!+!••says cb"_a:n s•g7.3to. r.t arldresa.a or agent)17 — p tiUAays•..:.r s'.-: !r of acres;:.=or age.__, -- I hove received Inc article d:.cr.ned above. mi I h ve received we_article t c c bed soave. 3 CIG;d3TURE DAddressee ❑Authorized agent Sii;:;A DAddre•see DAntl.a-zed are at • DAYS OP POSTMARK : DAni-0—Dd°'-'=R'.° RK O • .. I D A g. 5. ADDRESS(Corn y'=te only it requested) G. "Cr u-ep curly i9-equated) IT % O IT X - 21 -4 ;' � ₹ CLt.RK'5 - 1 Ur.: _E TG I;r.LlV�K Q:E.:hi•-E: - CLERKS R, 6. 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Complete items 1,2,arid 3. a SLNDER: Complete items 1,2,and 3. _.- ._ --, Add your adds In$e"RETURN TO"apace on ' Add your aOheas to the RETURN TO"space on 4 rover.', J revers^. eo 1. The following,service is requested(check one.) tof. 1. The following service is regt c tad(cheer one.) Show to whom and date dehve,ei —1 &I Show to whom tend d.te delnercd —d - CJ Fhow to whom,date anti address of delivery.+.—� . [.-1 SI.ow to whom,date a.d a idre.s of dc.L-ery —C C]'RESTRICTED DELIVERY ii 9 RESTRICTED DELIVERY ab 1l Shoo/to whom and date delivered —4 =n Show to whom and d..te delivered —,d Q,1 RESTRICTED DELIVERY. U RESTRICTED DC—rill RY. 1 I J - t- Show tr. .tom,date, n l address of doh cry.$—_ Slides to whom,date,e-,c1 addreM of.:_it,..ry.$—_ yy \10 V & Joyce Kersey Marvin & Rose Sturbaum 7256 Maple Street — 2. Longmont, CO 80501 7, . ?, I. ont, CO 80501 t li s cn:"-:.:Lt C'L L�S::r-VC.t J a R.-0':+°..Rcn ic0 ( C.FTJFIED".0. 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The following service is reque`ted(cheek one.) 1. The following service is requested(check one.) Show to whom and dated'livered ' N Show to whom and date delrv.red —G —q r 0 whom,sate end address of delivery--6 ❑ Show to whom,date and add —adders of deurely 3 t. ' RESTRICTED DELIVERY VERY ., 'R STRI ED DELIVERY r / - m • S:iow to whom and date delivered —_g - - t�c hg'w to'd om 2nd date deli;ercd...._ —G 1 �J ` ' IO'i�D DI-LIVERY. J a how2 0 to C7ED DELIVERY. `a)� 7, SIf tab am,d tie,ard addre:s of dciivervS^ ,� - — Show whom,date,and address of dslivery.$— v'ty rd & Beverly Hindman Robert & Shirley Schovan - -27 Brighton Fed. Savings 2 7257 Maple Street D 7357 Maple Street VI Longmont, CO 80501 c Longmont, Co 80501 C js t z � __ - -- ci'7. 3 n,i,f LE u._..C,9'D'�tr::^—---- -- Ir 3. ARTFCLE DESCRIPTION- F.r L, i�E 4.`7 CF;i76 t':'30. [x"1I aED NC. IT' REGISTERED r;O. 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': REC SjER Y CERTIFIED N O. l`NF2JRED NO. 0 _I2,,''/ /, ,), � _ 1 �'%/-,r n l,:�itaay;c"-t.- ;s," ._ii?of:rd- 00 or a3eral) a rtt�ays+ct tnrn a.;;n:to a'f address-a or agent) 4,; I 1_,ve r-ceivad the art-.;"_., '-i d,.hove a1—a- - r, I has'sfytie' d 'P article dz.,...:bad above. rn .:iG:'4 a tJH 0..+idr::ae ❑Authorized agent S g' ItLRR _4ddrersee DAuth.*ized agent oA;:o D. .!v= v ,r`f r-t'DSTMARK }A$', al-E --EtivE+iY POSTMARK ALD7E�S(Cem.•t ,a e.y,f tast.d)' 1 v 5. ADDI1E:a lCon,r.•,a_a t ntv."1'aguastad) / n c, rn m z� 3 r, 1 AZLE TO DELI.CS7,BECAUSE: CLE K` n g. l er,�BLE T ELI�'Efi Rikt..d.1U:,E: CLERK-' 0 INIT A `, , INiTpOr CPO:1979-283810 mot- _,*CPO / *GPO\o_1 _.,._-:a,-. •SEND' Con.picte ttr ns t.2,_nd 3. l == •St NDEe. Complete items 1,2,and 3. --• --y Add your airliec-Lr the'PFFFU.j TO"space on Add Your addtces m:he"RETURN TO"space on I q revcree. revetm. `e....", 1. The following s^.rvice is r-quested(check one.) se I. The following service Is requested(cheek one.) LJ Stow to htm and date delivered —Q :110 Show to :h.am and d_:ia delivered, —a 5 0,St whom,dire and address of"c'rvery..._-_, - + -0 Show to whom,date and addr.=s o`.uslivery —Q /°� • RE 1 TD DELIVERY s;' RESTRICTED DELIVERY " •' r • 'Stso✓llo whom and date delivered _ 't":"-it ~ :Show to whom sr.d dat_dPlivared _Q • r TLD DELIVEitY• i f TO RESTRICTED DELI�•i_itY. tJ --,I 4�`7 hom,date,and address of d:`livery.$_ -- SF ow to µMom,date,at,d address of dellrery.$_ — , u e Fulmer Edward ,& Patricia Miller -- 2 73 Z pie Street "'' r. - Road = ma'rr ) i , CO 80501 -+ 1 g t, CO 80501 g' '/ 0 CI - ri 3. 5 aEtt .�:r;iPTrr;�,:/ — r 3. 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P,Y. `�• D1 ` — How ro whom,dste,cr''address o; va and Emma Ritter ry•$-- r do m z Longmont,CC01n80501ne + z 7303 De2Christeena Talmadge _ Longmont, CC0undo Lane z 80501 O. 33 s.! 3, r\AFIYICLE DES'RIFTlO^a. R __ ?� l�TERE Raj CERTIFIED NO, INSURED NO. j!3. ._ 25 Ll -L.r to +„ (yrr t?fEREB aO • C +:, y , ,_r T O '/',; //'-/ t a l ' - co'dD. (tvw� ,.r... M : en i �.' i .. n ays a a.n srrnature of adrlresssa/x agent) 1 I have received the article described above. "--_ r "y5_(�" !st;,__,re, rxf;reS >n to agent) SIGNATURE OAddct•sse °Authorized agent r I Lev,rea:e:..,J+'.r 37tiC'e(',;;,, 's;d.r-OYt', e tY t•IGLq:URE Li 1ddraxs C]Auth,,.ized agent yy i GATE OF D'LSVERV ➢OITMARK L 4. ',4,1_,(Cr ' _A__,/ 4-''-- . — ""i (: �c L`//L�( /L , m / „/T �7c, m, LZArEt;E iFtSI�hN �' P{i514AARK to 2 8. ADc/ 2 (Complete oily rf nvuastsdt _----- �_�_� / i 4 J �--- '3„' '�; et J 6. 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TR1C1fDIJl'LIYLRY, ••••..— r S i t wham,date,and admit ss of Lelivcry.$� -- CIS?�ow to whom,date,and address,of d:.lise o rY•$ 2 1 & ary Mengel Alen & Judy m 0 e Court 7111 Loma Linda ssard _ CO 80501 Longmont, CO 80501 Court z33 z r" 3 �r. L a1FTION:33 --- t` Raq, RE C=•.111 rao NO. 1N URED NO �j 3 tsTt'=I a uc, ,� I _ nEGiSTERE 7,.%, f(c - p d , r ! _7;17 ! Ca F.v(F(FiD`.O. 1 tI rCrorD N'3,':. i'? s�` ii s taro ar;±..moire of adnreaace or agent) ---I�_�/!r s / I,ll-,yeprreVehe arrt,.'e dcsan red above. I always cola,rt s_fo_a�,tQ 4, n� gel 1 _— es,.�or a I h,ve u(.encd the arte?e d.tc , - - m Sl&NATURE 0. .id.rs ee DAuthorized agent E➢^ ed above. u hart s C��d(ir /, ., p ''-axe I7AUt1a(rued egert c- �-/n"C •f-, /f.: - //a/,2L 2� kt BV�KM POSTMARK ` 4. +- --(•.__•_�- ' "Itt D ' I i�� ,1y' f ( O WSTIIARK It ® 8.C1A7)d�ML {t+9@IF(ata[a•ty t4 requested) ---- r •• C(a"...",( ) rt0', ' , q7 n 5. ADDRESS tC(,rrpte2•r only rf,spu \'tr xi ,i t3 qv :., fI. UNABLE TO OELc1(CR 13:CAUSE: i CLERK'S _ G. LINABLE— I INITUXLS ^ TO or Li',ER BE.2-1, 1SF: — — n / — — I CLER L"+ ` j I ' r I' CO ` 3 ca I `—r— _ ___el l; r--1 col r-� I�_ u'r Lam• IO CC _ fJ z I F rl ea al - - `-, x o i j ` � ILO c f i ,>, r11 T I li !-.l., I. • .J I •(i 44.1 O rt - s T ,. N O : i I -- r-I cA 0O s I c a' LJ LJ E) Li 1r •rl 0O I> ,' r'r i i N •rl Li o - 1•r�� is O w J U :a 0 F on` L? r� ? ' cJ, o ct1 U L. a I u I _ .I �J :;, Qi cd U "' tr ; - _ " - r A 1-1 o p 1 ,- r I l,.r ,•`, .L I,"."ice 7r,- i_i r•?,m ii - , ('1. 'y ^ '_i 1,I— — -- _ f )1 1-r li I. , '..�[ JW v: ¢I LI R -. �,, ,� o } IS L'' EOM_ ^('—: ' - ' L; 51 iii _ IV: �'4 - - l� tl J I U I JP01t_ - IJ;,;I rn O a r, 'a A co 0 .I c-:J�II 1�-jZ_-- - ' C N oD a O q i- - �. (-7--' U CO G W ED a •r•1 O O N r-7 — 9161'ady'IIIIE£tr and ' j' ' I I " :_ ' y+CD zn"�SENDER:l� Complete hems i,2,ur9 3. ro b I�—u� Add your addrex3?n L'.e"RETU1 g RN TO"space on In . . ca rcw..r5a CO 'I`4, � CD u « 1. The following service is requested(check one.) +� ro rr1 I'L i -[) Show to whom and date delivered —d tz •,-i -i O m oo - '� r i `` El Show to whom,data and�d _ea of:ith ery —4 ' Cf] •r I ii •"- —D ktESTRICTED DEL.IVraY , T I La f; Cr) O u I a I _I m - ' - Shaw to wh.•,n a*'d da:- dC iic.ered --4 ro ro U r I ,L, ® t -- . r "IR'CTED DI-LIVERY. CU 1•-I - , CJ R \ FA h $4 ^ __ —� a o v) o }ow to whom,dale,:did eadi'-s of t:,ir.ery.$—_ r at 4-1 - - ' rd Less G I\-1717'1 8 a " h _ Lora Watson Lr. r ti co "�� `� ' 7061 Weld County Road 22 ��, O 92,6! V s Longmont, CO 80501 w x •— cl 3. P. t 1'-:L k.Cr::..-zw, TiC.'.t Ii ._ --=��"—U - - -- RE:4.-:ERE'u'i.J. CCkiilF6t.jtiZJ to SJ�F1F'.DPiL'' r1 'b I ." Zail, sys c'2,-..-.., �,. ro rr d, o or agent) !— 4/ � 47 d I •� ,.` ry .ter : PD —c 1 I hove received the atide d. _ril,:d above. i r_. `.:I ,_ c'c"'ab kJRe D ddrersce 0Authorized agent +, O - ' I a _ U I :4--r 4., ClOl.e27.7.1 ._ O i-,1! 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M v v r 1 p , O r how to whom,d.te•,srd edd*en of deirvery.$` •" 4 • t" ro p F Anne Cur tisaLcrhf-GZ p[ . � ° q a z x a .0 Ei`1 , i! Ir Ian — ista Road °«l rI L.tJ ca �"+ Ili CJ ♦ J, h '� �`I`- `i '� 2, 4 a I- o o ° ° o a1 z O ,= --_---'F .‹ ,j''' \' ' 33 Longmont, CO 80501 �/ u Q 3 =-kr-�r i.O I frM i6/7--15-‘2., g r j� /fie pQ M r. icl N -.."..1-1-t7; ___ >� ',I iV hi RO rra 3. A,STICLE LtE3CR:PTIO'S- - x w " f�/ f r I i ti RCCe_YC rED C:T. i C= ' :b:=6l NO. lhrlJr'dED NO ' ita ' �-a I ,� ` f!--'-=x"^01 (.4 --i ri u I` 1 ` o t l PS Form 3d „ia .1479 O RETURN P't.,_''PT,1tC!','•+"','errs Ito Ur1kO AP,.)(.r.r '� Ir,h.ays rice- I s:.'yr_tuer a8 aolx?res eta or agent) vv r>, 3—I 11.-.`,. roceiv d t::^rrtic'?...-_'......"'e_At .:')ove '.1� • = 1it,I s.Or•AtunE DAddre`:.x) ❑Authanzedarro 1� :,---fie%1-7 (%1-%>1-41r''''.6 `LL- / CAT U& Cri_IVEfI' POS RK C I I I I, z 7,. t ft l O 5. ADDRCJ t -r,..-te can he if inquesud) _ - F gg _ — wl Is1q; O q a 7 lyE' sir G. 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INS1 k OANDCEI'TiFIelalbu _ _ Orr ,. ,Y( `✓' Ea"'{{r ,;wete items t, a •6 L n,Fletc io_ms 1,'<,and 3. a i' Z,and 3. p• +d your c t3 c a in the"1.t Ti]1 N TO"space on , ! t erseour address n the"RETURN TO"space on lo�3•, service is rr tested(check one. f ITl1." kilo i service Is req'rested(cheek one) !--1741LIT:t1,!17 .1 T q' )Li - -� Silo o�.vham and date dcfhrercd..... —Q }ta,�✓homanddatedehvcredr- •,= 4LrLDDEHVrRY owt —QJ " �S4law c,whom,c?.•te ar.d addiTaa of d_,lcry..._ ,•gym,dateu^ilad3eessoftfe� ry+eS i TED iJELIV:.[:Ym — i t ✓hom e-'d datr,delivered _ C , '?m1 ham and dal de i,ercd _e a U S`!I ('t ED D'-LIVERY. I TED DI LNERY, hovl+ ,Thom,date,and add ss of d iv ry.$_ t ; p hod o whom,date,rod adriresa of d-'ivery.a Iolsom � ( Melba Marshall 1' i - T.=, • 7 Ot, oma Linda Court z, � nda CourtLongmont, CO 80501 ' sLongmont, CO 80501 en en c z ta _ � 3, cAAR mu DE T1lPTIO'1 -- �+3. /nit LE Dr sTt t. 9:iTE}Vi�NQ CERTIFIED NO.itT' Ll' - D PyQU -.2c=t3T6,E._u P<'O, Irl''LIRED NO. Ci la1 ! !ot dIRE �l ..a. D NO. IJ SI� `�ity`� s c,' .r -:.lat .rf ael&ee c. or aaert) lays n' _4111 StealUtW1)-CI addresr.,e or agent) - �— • I have rece,.rd sha artacir� rI I h.v. - ea;L;vit'-c dY__rab.,d aoove a deu toed abars /1 7r s:t :aTURE 2 L'.�-d- me- QAutT,i,r,_ced agent ClC'�!,aTl.°RE/�QAddr: see QAutLorzed agent � TL OC 1).�`it:.i�V PhSTMARK DE-:1lFRY POST u /y �.- v D — /1- /47- 7 ; �Cr\ �c VS. h^,;.R;�`i ilcoopict o or s't rsquestad) ...,..a Il:ws.;7:r;a only N a'W{7astsd) ° • 51 01 Xi - en ©. UiG"'LE TO L'LLFF..ii nELAU — vj1AEFT00_LJVE1tBC ..G. .:: --I CLERK 3 47 I INLS y I IN 'C y � b r c 7- — I '" 7 *CPO•1979-288434 'GPO•1959.235-648. •• I t 1 LTS ®SENDE : Complete Items 1,2,and 3. ""' '' 'J • ' .....o•• ----r Add your address in the'f FTUtN TO"space on :21•SLNDE'R. Complete ite-ns 1,2,any 3 revexw. o Add'vaur a&&resa in the'RITtJRN TO"apace on ig 1. The following se-vice la requested(check one.) • r..x c, Show to whnm and date delivered _a .4''.. 1. 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