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Home My WebLink About891178.tiff RESOLUTION RE: ACTION OF THE BOARD REGARDING SUBSTANTIAL CHANGE IN THE CERTIFICATE OF DESIGNATION TRANSFERRED TO McMILL, INC. , AND REQUEST FOR EXTENSION OF TIME 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, a public hearing was held on the 8th day of November, 1989 , at the hour of 10 :00 a.m. in the Chambers of the Board for the purpose of considering whether or not there has been substantial change in the facts and circumstances regarding the Certificate of Designation issued to McMill, Inc. ; and the applicant' s request for a one-year extension for the operation of the Eaton Landfill, and WHEREAS, said hearing concerned the Certificate of Designation granted on the following described real estate, to-wit: Part of the SEI of Section 21 , Township 7 North, Range 65 West of the 6th P.M. , Weld County, Colorado WHEREAS, the applicant was represented by Thomas E. Hellerich, Attorney, and WHEREAS, at the hearing of November 8, 1989, Mr. Hellerich requested that the Board grant an eighteen-month extension for the operation of the Eaton Landfill, and WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners heard all the testimony and statements of those present, has studied the request of the applicant and, having been fully informed, finds that there has been substantial change in the facts and circumstances concerning the Certificate of Designation which was transferred to McMill, Inc. by the Board of County Commissioners on October 14, 1987 , and WHEREAS, the Board deems it advisable to grant McMill, Inc. , an eighteen-month extension for the operation of the south area of the Eaton Landfill, said extension to come into effect on October 14 , 1989, and PL0114 / ,. ` oil �i ° � '�'� 891178 Page 2 RE: McMILL, INC. WHEREAS, the Board further directs that all tires stored on the property shall be removed by June 30, 1990. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Board of County Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado, does Find that there has been substantial change in the facts and circumstances regarding the Certificate of Designation which was transferred to McMill, Inc. , by the Board of County Commissioners on October 14, 1987 . BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED by the Board that an eighteen-month extension for the operation of the south area of the Eaton Landfill be, and hereby is , granted, said extension to come into effect from October 14 , 1989. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED by the Board that all tires stored on the property shall be removed by June 30, 1990 . The above and foregoing Resolution was, on motion duly made and seconded, adopted by the following vote on the 8th day of November, A.D. , 1989 . " /) (-1 BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS ATTEST: 6" ' 441\ i' a 'cAG- WELD COUNTY, COLORADO Weld County lerk and Recorder EXC E and Clerk to the Board C. . irby, Chairman o �� Gene R. Bra tner, Pro-Tem eputy County Clerk APPROVED AS TO FORM: ons a ce L. Ear ert George Kennedy i ��= / , £.. , County Attorney EXCUSED DATE OF SIGNING - AYE Gordon E. Lacy 891178 HEARING CERTIFICATION DOCKET NO. 89-51 RE: SUBSTANTIAL CHANGE AND REQUEST FOR ONE-YEAR EXTENSION - McMILL, INC. A public hearing was conducted on November 8, 1989, at 10:00 A.M. , with the following present: Commissioner C.W. Kirby, Chairman - Excused Commissioner Gene R. Brantner, Pro-Tem Commissioner Constance L. Harbert Commissioner George Kennedy Commissioner Gordon E. Lacy Also present: Acting Clerk to the Board, Mary Reiff Assistant County Attorney, Lee D. Morrison Planning Department representative, Keith Schuett Health Department representative, Wes Potter The following business was transacted: I hereby certify that pursuant to a notice dated October 23, 1989, and duly published November 2, 1989, in The New News, a public hearing was conducted to determine whether or not there has been substantial change concerning the Certificate of Designation transferred to McMill, Inc. , on October 14, 1987; and to consider the applicant's request for a one-year extension for the operation of the Eaton landfill. Lee Morrison, Assistant County Attorney, made this matter of record. Mr. Morrison advised that the first portion of the hearing should consider only the matter of substantial change. Wes Potter, of the Weld County Health Department, said his staff has reviewed the situation and determined approximately 12,500 cubic yards are still available which, at the current rate of usage, would allow for approximately one more year of fill activity. He attributed this to a combination of less material having been received than anticipated and the use of better compaction materials. Thomas E. Hellerich, Attorney, came forward to represent McMill, Inc. He presented a report from Hunter Environmental Services and Engineering, marked by Mr. Morrison as Exhibit A, which shows approximately 14,800 cubic yards of available volume. No public comment was offered concerning this matter. Commissioner Lacy moved to find that there has been substantial change in the facts and circumstances for the Certificate of Designation transferred to McMill, Inc. , on October 14, 1987. Seconded by Commissioner Kennedy, the motion carried unanimously. The Board next considered the request of McMill, Inc. , for a one-year extension for the operation of the Eaton Landfill. Mr. Potter stated that the Health Department would have no objection to a one-year extension, but the applicant needs to explain plans for the removal of the tires which have been stockpiled for some time. Mr. Potter said these tires were to have been removed prior to this time. Mr. Hellerich stated that, at the current rate of usage, it may take more than a year to fill the remaining available space, and he asked the Board to consider an eighteen-month extension. Mr. Hellerich presented petitions, marked as Exhibit B, signed by adjacent landowners and users of the landfill. Addressing the issue of the stockpiled tires, Mr. Hellerich presented Exhibit C, a copy of a letter from Southwestern Portland Cement Company and a Tire Shredding Agreement with R.E.C.O.A. , Inc. Mr. Hellerich said McMill, Inc. , anticipates the sale of the tires by June 30, 1990, and that no tires are currently being accepted, nor have they been accepted during the last two years of operation. Steve Sullivan, of R.E.C.O.A. , Inc. , said his firm has received a permit from the 891178 Page 2 RE: McMILL, INC. City of Greeley for the shredding of tires, and that the shredded tires will be delivered to Southwestern Portland Cement Company. He said his firm is capable of shredding 1,200 tires per day, and the tires will be transported to his premises just prior to being ground. He estimated that it would take about 45 days to grind all the tires currently at the Eaton Landfill site. Chairman Pro-Tem Brantner asked Mr. Potter if he would have a problem with extending this Certificate of Designation for more than a year. Mr. Potter stated that he would have no problem with a longer extension, but he feels a specific date needs to be set for the closure of the landfill as well as a specific date for the removal of all tires. Mr. Potter also stated that the operation of the landfill has improved over the last two years. No public comment was offered concerning this request. Mr. Morrison advised that an extension of time needs to be clarified as to whether it is an extension from this date or from the date the transfer of the Certificate of Designation expired. Commissioner Lacy moved to grant an extension of the Certificate of Designation for the south fill area of the Eaton Landfill, for eighteen months, beginning October 14, 1989, and to order that all tires shall be removed from this site by June 30, 1990. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Kennedy, and it carried unanimously. This Certification was approved on the 13th day of November, 1989. APPROVED: Li?ual BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS ATTEST: WELD COUNTY, COLORADO Weld County Clerk and Recorder EXCUSED and Clerk to the Boa � C.W rby, Chairman By: Warittt eputy County Cler fisiM . Brantner, Pro-Tem onstance L. Ha ert Geo ge Kennedy EXCUSED DATE OF APPROVAL Gordon E. Lacy TAPE #89-47 DOCKET #89-51 PLO114 891178 • ATTENDANCE RECORD TODAY' S HEARINGS ARE AS FOLLOWS: NOVEMBER 8, 1989 DOCKET #89-50 SHOW CAUSE - MOORE & BOYD DOCKET #89-30 SHOW CAUSE - HIGH COUNTRY TURF DOCKET #89-51 SUBSTANTIAL CHANGE & REQUEST FOR ONE-YEAR EXTENSION - McMILL, INC. PLEASE write or print legibly your name, address and the DOC # (as listed above) or the applicants name of the hearing you are attending. NAME ADDRESS HEARING ATTENDING if 1 s1 C' <"av' r F All f itav lc- 7 4z- 5:. 4Ha Lo«YJ 'zei _ etc- 5A L 4'///G z//c/ i'9/ r7a'�' , (9 - 5 5' II) 891178 CORRECTED NOTICE Pursuant to the laws of the State of Colorado, the Weld County Zoning Ordinance, and the Weld County Administrative Code, 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, First Floor, Greeley, Colorado, at the time specified. All persons in any manner interested in the following matter are requested to attend and may be heard. Should the applicant or any interested party desire the presence of a court reporter to make a record of the proceedings, in addition to the taped record which will be kept during the hearing, the Clerk to the Board's Office shall be advised in writing of such action at least five days prior to the hearing. The cost of engaging a court reporter shall be borne by the requesting party. 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. 89-50 McMill, Inc. c/o Thomas E. Hellerich 630 Greeley National Plaza Greeley, Colorado 80631 DATE: November 8, 1989 TIME: 10:00 A.M. ISSUES: 1. Whether or not there has been substantial change in the facts and circumstances, or that there is newly discovered evidence for a Certificate of Designation which was tranferred to McMill, Inc. , by the Board of County Commissioners on October 14, 1987. 2. If substantial change is determined, the Board will also consider the applicant 's request for a one—year extension for the operation of the Eaton Landfill. LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Part of the SE} of Section 21, Township 7 North, Range 65 West of the 6th P.M. , Weld County, Colorado BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WELD COUNTY, COLORADO BY: MARY ANN FEUERSTEIN COUNTY CLERK AND RECORDER AND CLERK TO THE BOARD BY: Mary Reiff, Deputy DATED: October 23, 1989 PUBLISHED: November 2, 1989, in The New News 031178 iii. ' R PROOF OF PUBLICATION The North Weld Herald Eaton, Colorado 80615 STATE OF COLORADO, ) ss. County of Weld ) . csSSne wants ". - o,the au Sin A on!won allite, ado, the Weld County Zoning Ordinance, and the Weld County Administrative Code, a public hearing will be held in the Chambers of the Board of County Commissioners of , Weld County, Colorado,Weld County Cen- I, do solemnly swear that I am tennis)Center,915 10th Street, First Floor, Sharon K. Lynch, Greeley. Colorado, at the time specified. Office MIanagt*THE NORTH WELD HERALD; that the All persons in any manner interested in the following matter are requested to attend same is a weekly newspaper printed, in whole or in part, and and may be heard. published in the County of Weld, Colorado,State of and has Should the applicant or any interested party desire the presence of a court reporter a general circulation therein; and that said newspaper has to make a record of the proceedings,inaddi- tion to the taped'terad which will be kept been published continuously and uninterruptedly in said during the hearing,the Clerk to the Board's County of Weld for a period of more than fifty-two con- Office shall be advised in writing of such action at least five days prior to the hearing. secutive weeks next prior to the first publication of the The cost of engaging acoutteepetter shell be. borne by the requesting party. annexed legal notice or advertisement;that said newspaper Be it also known that the text and maps so has been admitted to the United States mails as second- certified by. the Weld County Planning Commission may be examined in the office class matter under the provision of the Act of March 3, 1879 of the Clerk to the Bard of County Commis- sioners,located in the.Weld County Centen- or any amendments thereof, and that said newspaper is a nial Center, 915 10th Street, Third Floor. weekly newspaper duly qualified for publishing legal Greeley, notices and advertisements within the meaning of the laws APPLICANT McMill,Inc. of the State of Colorado. c/o Thomas E.Hellerich 630 Greeley National Plaza Greeley,Colorado 80631 That the annexed legal notice or advertisement was DATE:November 8,1989 .M. published in the regular and entire issue of every number of ISSUES: 1.0 Whether ISSUES: 1.Whether or not there has been said weekly newspaper for the period of - CI) substantial change in the-facts and circum- stances, or that there is newly discovered consecutive Insertions; and that the first publication of said evidence for a:Certifiate of Designation notice was in the issue of said newspaper dated which was tranafetred to McMill, Inc., by the Board of County Commissioners on --17,O v+ti.fr¢ti A.D., 19 45, October 14.1987. 2. If-Substantial change is determined, and that the last publication of said notice was in the issue pppp the Board will also consider the applicant's of saidpublication dated e-vr�N^- a A.D„ 19_5_, request for a one-year extension for the operation of the Eaton Landfill. LEGAL.DESCRIPTION:Part of the SE Y. of In witness whereof I hav hereunto set my hand Qthhis Section 21,Township 7 North,Range 65 West A 9 day of v� nA�T �w A.D., 19 a. of the 6th P.M..Weld County,Colorado BOARD-OF COUNTY hCOMMISSIONERS WELD COUNTY.COLORADO y�y 4.4. 1 e BY:MARY ANN FEUERSTEIN Office Manage COUNTYND CLERK TOTHE BOARD BY:Mary Reiff,Deputy DATED:October 23.1989. - Published November 2, 1989 in The North Weld Herald. Subscribed and sworn to before me, a notary public in and for the County of Weld, State of Colorado, this and day of Woogmtb€i- A.D„ 19 1. aka. 0. 6,2,5.4 Notary Public 223 Pi�ST gEkV bis My CommIsslon exp'Ires Oct.21,1991 891178 CONNECTED NOTICE Pursuant to the laws of the State of Colorado, the Weld County as and tCheodeWell nlat held m'me laliMersotwelianclOWInty Commissioners of Weld County Colorado, Weld catanniai ntar, W. oici a�a ,'at irstthe time' ere`,w adeaf any manner interested in the f matter are requested to-littera �annddmimday the haardayaat,� =stet`Pa2presence of a �lyomt dea�lmwe to make aagrpecord of0.the ipro"cadinisb pwhalra6�pwN Clerk record the oard's O ; e accltlbbe th getadvisedleas writing of prior to the heai'ingThe coat of garaging the lee re cam be BE IT al Weld Ca�aVamleal i im ice of tliheanlSotntrerte=of Inno the $15d1Cr Ca Turd Floor,mo Tdrim DATEsm=roil 4ev'�"_e''!,0,1000 10100 w not tt3tw�e am, abogaor hat ie sew erect evidence width h°wa mdifa n ffillir Inc., by the of Coudealoners on October 1 1967. suhatantial E. theaN' mlisard will egal�sot fa a one-year tauhrrss��estemtee f the AL°weDESCS DESORPTION. Part a of ywiv 4 - tla 'wgui �rc°one�m P.CMO.UNeT�YR�[,ENN ColLORADO orado DERSTEIN M A`�/_► bli AND CLERK TO&TgE�gTR}aIJEENC BOARD ORDER / DATED: �.1 1 m Thee Neew News 8, 39a, reg- L 891178 Pursuant`e the` of State eld One ShieSaad the Wet Etglatau"'+ w `- :. the ws g� F oetege,� .... mmoner interested dduinn the fS matter ac=sad te intreperegYer FnrO,coat or any desire the Dresst w muen"e arecamed at tee in maw he _,�of such �,ve be Wleen4liecoTrrw The borne BE IT 's" ` n the t to lard d Coma W located Floor: e _� Sid matey Wara reeley,.Colorado IIIIIL, DATE:-Novembr a.la • ° �. CC there bes been substantial changen the t for lerlainewatt si evict on IS vfhich was nag erred �,��y CCoommsionneehrs on�Octoberr t,winch l�kr If miined tletcentrot rug €dada na�ne� gY PTION. Part f Landfill 7 the K_ utuy,„1�moo ._ / 'n/l/"5) (2 � a �i / N.,W HO°A'RARD'D+Mary ACOMnn'o Etter; Qo�,NEES M,'Y WEIR COUNTY, Coady Cam and gAya�d q 9-7 DATED:Oct Otto nee l* m PUB The New News Eie -i �� 891178 DATE: October 23 , 1989 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 8th day of November, 1989 , at 10 :00 A.M. Docket No. 89-51 - Substantial change and request for extension of an additional year for operation of the Eaton Landfill - McMill, Inc. OFFICE OF THE CLERK TO THE BOARD BY: t) 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 891178 mEmoRAnDum Boardof County To Commissioners Date October 9, 1989 COLORADO From Lee D. Morrison, Assistant Weld County Attor9 /1/ Subject: Eaton Landfill Please find attached a letter from Tom Hellerich representing McMill , Inc. , the holder of the Certificate of Designation for the Eaton Landfill. They have requested an extension of time for one additional year for the operation of the Eaton Landfill. This memo is to ask what procedure you would favor in terms of hearing this matter. I asked Mr. Hellerich to prepare his request based on the provisions in our Administrative Code which allow a rehearing where there is substantial new information which could not have been available at the time of the original decision. The question is whether you wish to combine the hearing to determine whether there is new information not previously available with a hearing to determine whether to grant the extension or whether you wish to have the matter considered in two separate hearings. There would be publication for adjacent landowners prior to the hearing to determine whether to reconsider your Resolution of October 14, 1987 , and you could either proceed immediately to the issue if you decided to grant the rehearing or have additional time before the hearing to determine whether to grant the extension. 1 Hearing 2 Hearings _ Gene Brantner ✓ Connie Harbert j George Kennedy // Bill Kirby Gordon Lacy 891178 DINNER, HELLERICH AND LAZAR ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW 630 GREELEY NATIONAL PLAZA THOMA DINNER GREELEY,COLORADO 80631 THOMAS E.HELLERICH (303)352-2081 MICHAEL A.LAZAR October 11, 1989 Weld County Planning Commission Department of Planning Services 915 10th Street Greeley, CO 80631 Attention: Planning Staff Re: Eaton Landfill Gentlemen: In my letter of October 4 , 1989, I requested on behalf of McMill, Inc. , that the Eaton Landfill be granted a hearing regarding the change in circumstances to enable the landfill to remain open. It has come to my attention that I neglected to request that during the interim period until a hearing can be held, that the landfill remain open. Please accept this letter as our request that no action be taken at this time to close the landfill until such time as a hearing can be held on our request. Further, please accept this as our position that any continuation of the landfill until the hearing is held will not be deemed or construed by McMill , Inc. as a waiver of the right of the County to proceed with closure of the landfill in the event that is the determination at the hearing. I would appreciate your processing this request at the earliest possible convenience. V truly yours, THOMAS E. HELLERICH Attorney at Law TEH/j11 cc: Lee Morrison McMill, Inc. Dr-P571 � OCT 1 1 1989 weld Ca. Miaow ueWNSin 891178 DINNER, HELLERICH AND LAZAR ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW 630 GREELEY NATIONAL PLAZA THOMA DINNER GREELEY,COLORADO 60631 THOMAS E.HELLERICH (303)352-2081 MICHAEL A.LAZAR October 4 , 1989 Weld County Planning Commission PI-CT Department of Planning Services U 915 10th Street Greeley, Co 80631 OCT 5 1989 Attention: Planning Staff Re: Eaton Landfill Wella.} uin Cry* Gentlemen: Our office represents McMill, Inc. , the holder of the Certificate of Designation for the Eaton Landfill. On October 14 , 1987 , the Board of County Commissioners passed a resolution which contained in part, based upon the information provided at the hearing, that the landfill would be closed when the south fill area was filled, or two years from the date of the resolution, whichever was earlier. The two year period, as I recall, was inserted into the resolution based upon the information we believed was provided to the Board, that the landfill would in fact be filled prior to the two-year time frame. At that time, these estimates were made based upon the information available, and since the resolution was adopted, more current information has provided that the landfill is, in fact, not full, and there remains a portion of the south landfill area to be filled. We anticipate that the additional time to fill this portion of the landfill would consist of approximately 9 to 12 months at the current rate of intake. This Petition is a request for an extension of the time to fill the existing landfill for an additional 12 months. This request is based upon this new information, and is also based upon a change in circumstances, being that the anticipated amount of material received was less than anticipated, and also the compaction of the material delivered has been at a greater efficiency, thus resulting in the remaining portion to be filled. Please accept this Petition as a request for a modification of paragraph 2 of the resolution, which provides for the closure of the landfill on the filling of the landfill or 5911'78 Weld County Planning Commission October 4, 1989 Page 2 October 14 , 1989. We believe that an extension will benefit the entire neighborhood surrounding the landfill, including the metropolitan areas. Your attention to and processing of this Petition is appreciated. I would appreciate your providing me with any notice requirements and a hearing date for this request. V t my yours, THOMAS E. ELLERIC Attorney at Law TEH/j11 cc: McMill, Inc. Mr. Lee D. Morrison 891178 OCT 2 01989 DINNER, HELLERICH AND LAZAR _ I ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW AI Cl __ I --, r 1 C:E MELVIN DINNER THOMAS E.HELLERICH 630 GREELEY NATIONAL PLAZA MICHAEL A.LAZAR GREELEY COLORADO 80631 (3031 352-2081 October 19, 1989 Mr. Lee D. Morrison County Attorney's Office P.O. Box 1948 Greeley, CO 80632 Re: McMill, Inc. Certificate of Designation Eaton Landfill Dear Mr. Morrison: Attached hereto is a list of the names of the property owners within 500 feet of the Eaton Landfill. Please process as a part of the request by McMill, Inc. for a hearing for extension and modification of the Certificate of Designation regarding the Eaton Landfill. In the event there are any questions, please feel free to contact our office. Very truly yours, c A.4-- iij.7-4- 1/ THOMAS E. HELLERICH Attorney at Law TEH/j11 Attach. 891178 NAMES OF OWNERS OF PROPERTY WITHIN 500 FEET • Please print or type NAME ADDRESS, TOWN/CITY, ASSESSOR'S PARCEL STATE AND ZIP CODE IDENTIFICATION # 18794 Highway 14 -Spencer Feedlots, Inc. Ault, CO 070921000023 R.E.O. Farms, Inc. c/o Robert E. Owens 070921000034 918 13th Street Greeley, CO 80631 Lawrence A. Meyers 2104 Glenfair Drive Margaret C. Meyers Greeley, CO 80631 070921000035 Charles D. Bass 20506 WCR 78 Helen C. Bass Eaton, CO 070928000025 20506 WCR 78 . Charles A. Bass Eaton, CO 070928000001 891178 Page -_ • Dale / Attorney I arzezez ZI - - 6. G -- //J ,/\ S 7, t' 3. 10 11 12 14I 15. IsI 17 111 13 II 20 21 �I 22.I El 23 II 24 it 25 . I 8911:78- 27ZS _.. - -------- --- -- _ -- - - HanTEA Erviuunenrri 9cr.rcc3 and Engineering I hinter Environmental Services,Inc. -332 South Alton Wav,Suite II Englewood.CO S0I t_' .9.one:r:.31 3:31„9.;'t3 November 2, 1989 • Mr. Allen Miller McMill, Inc. 20701 Weld County Road 78 Eaton, CO 80615 Dear Mr. Miller: Attached is a brief report presenting the results of a field investigation conducted at Eaton landfill on September 15, 1989. The investigation included the collection and analysis of six groundwater samples, inspection of four test trenches, two percolation tests, and one infiltration test. The results of the investigation are summarized below: 1. Groundwater samples collected upgradient and downgradient from the landfill showed no apparent degradation of groundwater quality. Samples collected in September 1989 also showed no apparent degradation relative to previous groundwater samples collected from the site. 2. Adequate cover material of a similar quality to the cover used on the previously filled area is available onsite to provide for the 3 feet thick final cover layer over the remaining fill area. The available volume in the current landfill is approximately 14,800 yd'. At current filling rates and at currently achieved compaction density, this volume is sufficient for approximately one year to eighteen months. It is probably that the increased landfill life has resulted from lower fill rates and higher compaction density than estimated in the Operation Plan. Sincerely, • Dave Douglass, P.E. 891178 C-IMIC.MICNIILLTA.IP P.S 1 . C-JMC,MCMILP RP.DAD.1 11/02/89 1.0 INTRODUCTION Eaton landfill is an existing solid waste facility currently being operated by McMill, Inc. under Certificate of Designation No. 17 (amended). The landfill operation and environmental monitoring program are described in the Operations Report. prepared by Warzyn Engineering, Inc. and submitted to the Colorado Department of Health on August 6, 1987. The Eaton facility covers approximately 32 acres and is located about three miles northeast of Eaton in the southeast one-fourth of Section 21, T7N, R65W, Weld County, Colorado. The Eaton landfill handles nonhazardous municipal refuse from the town of Eaton and the surrounding area. The site is bounded on the north, west, and east by irrigated farmland and on the south by a county road. The northern two-thirds of the site has been brought to final grades, covered. and is under cultivation. The south one-third of the site currently is being filled. The subsurface geology at the Eaton landfill site consists primarily of Quaternary-age wind and stream deposits of gravel, sand, silt and clay. Bedrock units were not encountered during the drilling program conducted in 1987. The Quaternary deposits consist of loose, brown, fine sandy silt to dense, pink, coarse sand with little fine to coarse gravel. The soil classifications for the Quaternary deposits range from silty or clayey fine sands, ML, to silty to clean sands, SM to SP. using the Unified Soil Classification System (USCS). The landfill is being operated without lining the subsurface, and the Operations Report prepared by \Varzyn Engineering states, in Section 4.6.2, that "existing site operations do not require placement of a liner". The current investigation was undertaken to evaluate existing impacts on the groundwater and to investigate the subsoil conditions in the area. The results of the investigation are presented below. 891178 C-JMC\MCMILP RP.DAD.2 11/02/89 2.0 SOIL CONDITIONS Four backhoe trenches were excavated in the proposed expansion area. The trenches were inspected and logged to determine the extent of low permeability material beneath the proposed landfill expansion. In addition, two percolation tests and one double ring infiltration test were conducted to estimate the hydraulic conductivity of the subsurface material. Trench and test locations are shown on Figure 2.1. Logs of the test trenches are presented on Figures 2-2 through 2-5. Soil conditions beneath the proposed expansion area were found to be similar to those at the currently operating site. 2.1 SOILS The soils encountered in the trenches were composed of sand, silt, gravel, and trace amounts of clay. The test pits indicate that a layer of relatively low permeability silty sand, SM material in the USCS, exists beneath the proposed bottom of the fill area. This layer appears to be continuous and is composed of a very silty, fine to medium grained sand with traces of gravel and clay. Beneath this relatively low permeability layer is a poorly sorted coarse sand with gravel ranging to 3/4 inches in diameter. The thickness of this relatively permeable sand and gravel layer is unknown. The soils encountered in the test trenches are consistent with the soils encountered when completing the monitor wells during the previous investigation by Warzyn. Approximately 4,200 cubic yards of poorly graded to silty sand, SM/SP, material suitable for final cover is stockpiled at the site. An additional volume of approximately 19,000 cubic yards are available in the agricultural area to the east of the landfill. Approximately 4,500 cubic yards of material will be required for final cover of the unfilled portion of the operating landfill. 2 PERMEABILITY Standard percolation tests were run adjacent to text trenches 1 and 2. The percolation tests were run in holes below the proposed landfill bottom. approximatey 3 feet deep by 5 inches in diameter. The measured percolation rates were 7.5 inches per hour and 9.8 inches per hour in holes 1 and 2, respectively. A double ring infiltrometer test was conducted at the base of the proposed landfill adjacent to test trench number 3. The test utilized 8 and 18 inch diameter rings and approximately 2 inches of head. The measured infiltration rate was 0.48 in/hr (Figure 2-61. 891178 C-IMC\M C MI LP R P.D AD.3 11/02/89 Sites for percolation and infiltration tests were selected to be representative of the material beneath the proposed fill area. Baildown tests were conducted on the three monitor wells installed in 1987 and are described in the Operations Report (Warzyn, 1987). It was reported that hydraulic conductivities estimated from these tests were 5 x 10'° cm/sec (1 in/hr) at I\IW3, 1 x 10'2 cm/sec (14 in/hr) at M\V2, and 7 x 10'' cm/sec (10 in/hr) at MNl. This range of permeability estimates is similar to estimates resulting from the percolation and infiltration tests conducted at the proposed expansion area. • 891178 C-IMC\MCMILPRP.DADA 11/02/89 3.0 GROUNDWATER Based on groundwater elevations measured on June 20, 1984 and on September 15, 1989 (Table 1), groundwater flow beneath the Eaton landfill is to the southeast. Background groundwater conditions are represented by MW1, the upgradient monitor well. The Eaton landfill is surrounded by irrigation wells. A list of wells located within 1 mile of the site is presented on Table 2. Three irrigation wells and the three existing monitor wells were sampled during the current investigation on 09/15/89. Monitor wells were sampled utilizing a bottom discharge stainless steel bailer. A minimum of two casing volumes were removed prior to sample collection. Irrigation wells were sampled after allowing the wells to pump a minimum of 15 minutes. Groundwater sampling forms may be found in Appendix A. Each of the samples was analyzed by Hunter Analytical Laboratories in Englewood, Colorado for the following constituents: TDS, Nitrate, Nitrite, Nitrogen. Oil and GR, IR, TPH, Carbonate Ion, Bicarbonate Ion, Calcium, Manganese, Sodium, Potassium, Copper, Zinc, Lead, Iron, and Mercury. Conductivity and pH were measured in the field prior to sampling. The Circle M irrigation well is located upgradient from the site and represents background conditions. The Clarke and Bass wells are located downgradient. The results of the current sampling as well as previously reported results from June, 1984 are presented in Table 3. Samples collected from the monitoring wells do not indicate any degradation in the groundwater quality _ due to the landfill nor any significant change in the water quality since the last sampling period in 06/84. The only potential landfill impact on the monitor wells is the oil and grease level detected at EMW-2. The explanation for this anomaly is unknown. Nitrate is also evaluated in EMW-2. This is probably the result of agriculture (fertilizer use) rather than the landfill leachate. The upgradient monitor well, EMW-1. is higher in TDS and most constituents than either of the downgradient monitor wells. Exceptions to this are bicarbonate ion and potassium for which the upgradient monitor well is slightly lower. The upgradient irrigation well sampled, the Circle M well. contained concentrations within the range of those tound in the downgradient wells for all constituents. The irrigation wells sampled did not indicate any landfill contamination. 891178 C-7MC\MCMILV TB.DAD.1 11/01/89 Table 1.0 - Groundwater and Surface Water Elevations -- Eaton Landfill Elevation of' Elevation of2 Elevation of2 Elevation of Monitoring Measuring Point Water Level Water Level Water Level Site (ft. MSL) (05/17/84) (06/19/84) (09/15/89) EMW-1 4840.39 4820.52 4821.0 4819.92 EMW-2 4824.57 4-815.56 4816.9 4814.97 EMW-3 4821.59 4812.17 4811.9 4809.35 1 Measuring point for monitoring wells is the top of the PVC casing. 2 Warzyn Engineering Inc. Report, 1987. 3 Hunter Environmental Services, 1989. 891178 f• ft- TABLE 2.0 L t` 891178 Sr L 1G66-R1. O14IS10N O RATER RESORCES. Gatos RATER SECTION, MASTER EXTRACT LIST • (14J_RASTER L3Si.BT.I:ICAT101 TILE CONTROL E'- U-Cy.PFRRtT ruin 'spy/5 STUFFY ARTS SS (ITT NIP ct PRIORITY - - - - u M D P TOW SEC LOCAT'N QUARTER NELL CELL WTR tax_ IRR. (ELL_ ...II.J &APR-0A1E.AOJ-GATE 0 0 8...11..RANGE....241.P...SEC .COORDLNATES__SECTIONS USE DATE YIELD INTN LYE& AMCACAS AtLltE2 I OR 1-62-040675 NECAMN. ALIEN RT.1 - BOX 163 NAT 80610 CD 01 99 99 S MKS W 07 M IA SU SF 1 0&413-70 15 0 IA l0 111 1 1-62-063517 TATETAM, HIROSHI ROUTE 1 Box 168 ALL! 80610 CD 01 99 99 S 065 W 07 ON 16 020041.2100E w PE 1 03-21-22 50.0 30 5.0 / ..1-62-099446 IATESURE_..NIPOSHI 26208.ST. WY 14 NUT 80610 CO 01 99 99 S 065 04 07 ON 16 021541,0095E 1E PE 2 03.31-82 16.0 29 12 Z_0 0 1-6Z--005819 NTT (AAIICWMC AuLT CD 01 99 99 t MS W 07 01 17 tF w 2 04-20.60 7S 0 72 9 0 a ._ 1. 4-006563U XR4P 1. LOTS N, C/0 V J 8131041• EATON DC615 CO 01 99 99 S 065 0u 07 01 17 w IE 6 01-10-65 300.0 21 6 .0 0 1-02-0100590....BROW__LOIS.M_ MO. 1 _._........_.._ ____.. EATON CO 01 99 99 s 065 d 07 01 17 w NE 6 04- -55 180.0 20 6 .0 0 1-02-0100601 910.4. LOIS M. NO. 2 Vaal CD al 99 S 055 W 07 0E 17 i w 1E 6 06- -55 700 0 31 I _0 0 1-62-0100610. BRWN, LDIS M01 w99 99 S 065 W 07 ON 17. 3 f112O1 CD __ Ol 99 99 S 065 W 07 ON 17 W 1E 6 06- i5 780.0 �2� 5 _] 0 0 .1-62-010062M...BROW. LOIS R. NO_ G_ . ...- .. __. .___-__. ----------- w*__.6 06-_-55-_.200.0 21 5 .0 0 1-62-010063R 9841. LOIS M. N0. 5 EATON CO 1-62-000142D aAww fLODFJKE 01 99 99 5 065 4u07 O117 w NE 6 OB- -0 0 5 200-0 X21 5 0 CO -- 01 99 99 S 065 W 07 Cm 18 9/ w 6 07-07-37 450.0 65 45 .0 0 1-6$-0001620....0 .M FLORENCE.... .... ,0 0 CO Ol 99 99-S--06s'a-07-01 I8 SE w 6--07-01-3S--450.0.41 6s._ 45 _ 1-62-0016340. ?WELL!, RONALD L. RT 2, BOX 2064 EATON 80615 CO C c1 J 01 99 99 S 065 W OT CR TS CRT75 2016u $E 941 6 09- -32 800.0 63 24 635.0 450 - • • LL 01 L 7 99 99 5 065 W 07 01 18 SE SE 6 09- -29 794.7 68 18 .0 0 1:-.C, • 1-62-001636R IMPEL,' R LMO I.. .. PO 80[ 291 OPEEIEY 80631 CO /9101 99 99-5--065-01-07 0r-18 1--002531F HASBROXE .1R MIT Co 01 99 99 S 065 W C7 ON 18 w w 6 05-03-50 900.0 83 40 .0 0 1-624X1875Z HASEIR0JOC I A AALT TD 01 99 99 S 065 Cu 07 O/ 18 Su w 1 05- -61 24.0 84 0 .0 0 1-62.00+81991 AO(21CfRCUREICE ALT CO . ....OT....99...99__5--06SW-''t1TO�f-TB--- —fY.5ti_1._.X16--01"-24.0.. 70 35.-_. . 0 0 1-62-012504R SPENCER RUTH E N.LT CO SPENCER SAMUEL R NLT CO 07 99 99 5 065 W 07 tit i8 W St 6 0b-VS-51 SW_O 48 N .0 0 1-62-01250911 SPENCER SN EL R ALT CO SPENCER 181-4 pl""99'-'94_-.S- 41$T co 1 zO .0 0 1-62-0125101 SPENCER SAMUEL R NLT CO SPENCER RUTH E AILT CD 01 99 W 5 061 W 07 ON 19 w* 6 C6- 16 SW.O 45 ZU _0 0 -62-0134428 FARR H U INC GREELEY co 01 99 99 5 065 W 07 ON 19 PE ma 610- .34.1000.0 62 24 .0 0 DATE Of UPDATE IS 08-23-88 PACE 2964 ----- IWE-R1. DIVISl01 OF %TER RESOURCES. Q .JC MATER SECTION. MUSTER EXTRACT LIST ®211X+y$ 1 EUJ-.MASTER.LIST_EIY.LOCATION I ME CDITROL T_PERMIIT fLAFR NAIF/S STRFFT ADORERS (ITT ION R - - - - PRIORITY - - - - V N D P TOW SEC LOCAT'N COMMA 'ELL %ELL IIATR AMl1N. ITER. GEC_ .1&JBER APR-GATE_AOJ-GATE 0 0 8..8..RANGE......SHIP.._SEC...COORDINATES...SECTICPCS USE....MTE... YIELD OPTH LYEL AfN'RCP ACRS AOJITER I-62-011445R FARR H 4 INC GREELEY CD al 99 99 5 MS III 07 M 19 !E 'w A 09- -49 '00 0 85 42 0 0 1-62-0134470. TARR H 4 INC GREELEY CO 01 99 99 3 065 W 07 CH 19 NR 94 6 06- -47 900.0 60 21 .0 0 ..1-62-001787 SCHNE1DEER HENRY *1.1 CO 01 99 99 S 065 0 07 01 20 91 >RI 2 06-22-58 5.0 345 285 .0 0 1-62-0D474I SORE IDER HE Pay ALLY CO 01 79 99 t 055 OW—X,7 M '0 5% MI 1 09-10-59 5 0 In 0 0 J • 1-62-0003790 FENDER50N HARVEY V 1810 7TH AV SREELEY ,0 IEIDERSCN V J 1810 7TN AV (fLEY CO . . _... 01 7999 S 065..0.. 07 01 21 .. . 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LAWRENCE W 99 S 063 W OTON 21 RT 2 Box 19$ St b U.- -i4 1400-0 54 EAIOI r AC615 0 5 CO I ! 01 99. 99 S.. .065 0,.,07 ON....21...002W.0160c. NE HE 6_11-08-78 350.0 42 6 505.0 205 _ -� . '.1 '.41x11& I ter.' r __..- .� •uA L. IUA•41M ' 61147 (D 01 99 99 S 065 O9 07 ON 21 MA ME 6 05- -71 150.0 76 9 0 0 1-62-01053M PRYERS. LMKMCE ._B01 173 T1MmAIY 1105[7 CO 01 99 99 s 065 Of 07 ON 21 MA ID 9 0 0 L • 1-62-0136218 RCCLIAE S C ME 306 EATON CD . WCLIPE JESSIE 1 BL 306 EATEN CO Oi 99 99 S 065 W 07 ON 21 R7 SE 6 07- -49 1203.0 36 1 .0 0 • 1-62-0232771 1RERS. LMflS&E IT 2 BCS 195 EATON 80615 CO 01 99 99 S. 065_W.__07 d 21 00201 016aE of Ole 6 11-06-7R 350.0 42 6 3)5.0 203 `' • 1-42-0232761 MEN. LM61E741'... "_...... _.. ._ _. -- 608 173 - ._ TINNAIM 00567 CO C 01 99 99 S 065 d 07 ON 21 00958,2602E w ME 6 05-01-21 496.0 21 609.0 203 . 142-Q23279i MFRS. LAWHCE 60[ 173 TIUNTM 60547 CD 01 99 99 S 065 Of 07 IX Z1 02602,01[54 ME Pti, 6 06-01-(6 PILO 52 609.0 PS • 1-62-023280F MYERS. EJxPEMCE BOR 173 i0/MTM 60'547 CD 01 99 99 5 065 W 07 01 21 01178,0062E _._PE_DE 6_06-01-28 700.0 32 609.0 203 • -1($-01232611""RYERS;LM14E,CF -.._. - - - - BOX 173 _ TIMMTM 60547 CO 01 99 99 S 065 0u 07 ON 21 00658,2581E MA PE 6 06-01-28 498.0 28 609.0 203 .- • 1-6=-02326$, MERS. LMiIEM 1 Sax 173 TWAIN 80547 CO UT W W S LOS CO U! P.M ZT W7TIQ.2636t 161 RE 6 06-U1-t6 456.0 r6 609.0 [OS • 1-62-031661 1CC1.1PE 0OM EATON 80615 CO 01 99 99 5 065 0Y 07 01 21 SE SE 1 _.06-02-67 40.0 38 5 .0 0 • 1=62-040166 BOYDV J (._......._..".._ .... _._.— 1319167 ST_ BfELEY CO 01 99 99 S 065 Of 07 ON 21 SE W 1 02-03-70 15.0 33 20 .0 0 • 1-62-046609 NENDERSOI VIRGINIA 1610 17TH AYE GEELEY CD 01 W W 5 065 RI or Cu 11 NE MA 1 U6-16-11 15.13 St 11 .0 0 • 1-62-000724R STONE CLMDE E aT 2 EATEN CO 01 99 99 5 065 W 07 01 Z2 MANE 6_._- -38 302.0 77 6 .0 0 __ DATE OF UPDATE IS 08-23-88 PACE ;965 a 96 2 IGAE-R1. 0191502m OF LATER RESOLRCES. 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RD. 29 EATEN 190615 CO 0. 9999S065010701 28_.. ._.. . w SE 6 07-25-49 500.0 45 22 .0 0 1-62-X046COD VIEDEIMN. AI BEVT ;6559 4.YLO CO. RD. 29 EATON 80615 CO .1IEDEMAN PEPPY 54559 1.1-10 Co. '90. 29 (AICR 40615 CO N.•EPEMA `CG4G D. ;19;-37-'.IELPTL:-D. 29 2AT'J4--80F>15-CD . --_� 31 99 99 S (-65 W W 07 ON 28 SE 6 - -44 450.0 39 22 .0 0 -- . ' I-t2-012731R BASS CHARLES L EATw CO DATE cF UPDATE IS 03-23-88 RAC{ 2986_ • 6 891178 -- IWE-RI. DIVISIE6 OF WATER RESONCES. Gaon° WAfFR SECTION. MASIER EXTRACT LIST • S _ . (ILL MASIER LIST.BY LOCATION _. _.._. WAIL Ur yVA+L 1> Wo'G5-00 r'/iq C// i co Y IGAE-R1. DIVISION Of WATER RESOURCES. GROPED WATER SECTION. MASTER EXTRACT LIST fIJ1.MSTER.LIST.BT.LOCATION .._.. ... FILE CONTROL __ IN-CT-PFRNNTT nAFR YIMG/< STRFFT AD6RFcc TITS TIP ST I - PRIORITY - - - - v N D P TOW SEC LOCAT•N CuARTER WELL SELL WATR Amiss_ ITER. GEOL. ._WBER.APR-DATE.ADJ-0ATE 0 D S A..RMNGE.....SHIP SEC...COOIDIAATES_.SECTSECT10:6.USE__ DATE YIELD MTN LV'FL APPFCP ACAS Ai:WIER BASS MARY D EATON CD - -4 Ncc faun Ft_♦ Dl in BASS MAXIIE C afar co 01 99 99 S 065 W 07 ON 28 ME ME 6 12-31-18 912.0 42 12 .0 0 • ..1-62-012732A._BASS.MRY..D EAT01.. .. _ CO BASS CHARLES A EATON CO BASS CHARLES L EATON CO Mcc MYINF f fl s, fO • 1-62-01aG32 WILSON EARNEST PT 1 01 99 99 S 065 04 07 ON 28 w NE 6 02- -52 750.0 �50 9 .0 0 Co 01...99...99_..5-.O65..W...O7..0N...28 w.F0..1....01- -64 12.0 230 .86 ... .0 0 ,..at.. • 1-t2-000221D GROVES JIBE EATON CD MILE SHEEP CO. P. 0. BO% 1006 ALLY 80610 Co /-NS"` 01 99 99 S DAS W 07 ON 30 w MI A 07-08-41 6960 77 0 0 0 � ,‘,. 1-62-008521R NIX HELEN E EATON CO NIX BEN EATON 2.1 01 99 99 S._065-W 07. CN W 0 6203109788 KEIRJES CHARLES L R 2 BK 235 EATON CO J KESRNES MM9EL C C R 2 B% 235 EATON co .0 0 W 99 99 5 065 07 ON 30 NW X 6 08-06- 30D.0 36 1C 0 1-61-0109798 KEIR/ES SABEL C R 2 ex 235 EATON co KEIRNES CANTLES L R 2 8% 235 EATON CO ...... 01 99 99 $ 065 W 07 ON 3o w 94 6 W- -56._._700-0, 77 0 .0 0 1-62-018433 CAOVES GLEN MRS - EATON CO Ol 99 99 S 065 W 07 ON 30 Sv W 1 al- -04 25.0 48 25 .0 0 1-62-0015GSR GROVES MAALEY MR RT 1 B% 3 EA65 CO 03-599 99 S 065 W 07 ON 3� w SE 6 -34 500.0 65 SO .0 0 1-62-001 546R GROVES HARLEY MRS RT 1 OX 3 EATON CO 03 99 99 5 065 W 07 M 31 NW SE 6 - -36 360.0 65 30 .0 0 -14 .;0015479 _'Y.AOVES HAALEY'INS RT-1 8X 3 EA C➢. 03 99 99 S 065 07 ON 31 W w 71 __ SE 6 01- -57 625.0 71 30 .0 0 1-6Z-002871F gu WESTERN SUGAR CO EATON CO 7 OS 99 99 S 065 OW 07 ON 31 NSW 5 11-16-60 1000.0 84 55 .0 0 1-62-006057F EATON TOWN OF EATON CO 01 99 99 S 065 W 07 ON 31 SW SR 8 OB-24-EA 1300.0 92 X .0 I -14£•006237P GUSTATSON-BARB1 99 EATON_.. ..... CO 01 99 99 5 065 W 07 ON 31 w w 6 10.12-55 1200.0 86 46 .0 0 1-62-007651 GROVES DOLLY EATON CO --I 05 99 9'7 S L65 W U7 CN ST St SE 1 11- -0U 5.0 LLS 100 .0 0 1-62-009684F EATON TOW OF EAST WELL 5 EATON CO 01 99 99 5 065 W 07 ON 31 SW SW 8 10-19-37 800.0 80 WAKE .0 0 1-bZ=Oi0131R GPEAT'WESTERN"Sl.' 99 9 .DX-7- EATON 668 CO 03 99 99 S 065 W 07 ON 31 09903.2190W SE SW 5 09- -X 1260.0 91 32 668.0 0 1-62-0101328 GREAT WESTERN SUGAR CO - EATON CO US 99 S 065 OW O7 UN 51 St SW 5 0A- -55 700.0 f6 a .0 U _ 1-62-010133R GREAT WESTERN SUGAR COMPANY EATON CO I 03 99 99 S 065 W 07 ON 31 SE SW 5 09- -37 900.0 82 27 .0 0 I I DATE OF UPDATE I5 08-23-88 PACE 296? - JD6 ==- CJ X41'78 • , IGAE-RT. DIVISION OF WATER RESO)RCES, GROUT, WATER SECTION. MISTER EXTRACT LIST -- I FULL.MASTER LIST..BY..LOCATION FILE CONTROL fl-fT-PFRMIT RAJFR mAmf/‘ <TRFFT MORE« CITY IIF ;r - - PRIORITY - - - u M D P r01N SEC LDCAT'N tXMTER WELL WELL WHIR AA6LLtL [RR. GCCL. ..11. ER.APR-DATE_ADJrDATE 0 D O. M..RANGE SHIP_..SEC._COORRD IN AT ENS...SECTIONS.USE DATE . ...YIELD DPTH LVEL APPROP ',CRS AIXd1 ER 1-62-0101348 GREAT WESTERN SUGAR CO EATON t1 c 5B 5 'R- -S1 %OD 0 -5 '0 2 1- 2-010135R REAT WESTERN SUGAR CO '.530 16TH T OENV 'h 42 J ER :0220 2J J OS 99 M S 065 Ow )7 CN 31 S1 SW 5 06-27-56 750.0 ..1-62-0161388._COCDl1RN.0..L _ BOX 416 .. . . EATON CO 01 99 49 i 065 W 07 ON 31 - w T,5u 4 I - -40 500.0 50 35 .0 ,D 0 1-62-016416F GROVES. DOLLY E. RT. 1 BOX EA ram.FS 4FK 91 I flex 1 ''r En X406'5 C" —4 01 99 'N9 S 055 Cci DI CN '.1 3185.2400u NE SW 0 12-02-72 350.0 0 0 soo.0 120 1 1-62-026278 FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH EATON 80615 CO 01 99....99....S....065..OW 07 ON_.31 w SW_..1_.02-07-66 .10.0 279 96 .0 0 -- 1-62-076792 ZIRIGA. JOE ..............408 CLARK-ST- EATON 80615 Co NO SW '� ZWIGA. 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SOURCE:HUNTER/ESE, 1989 q p 031170 TRENCH 2 0 SP-Sand, fine to medium-grained, silty, slightly clayey with angular gravel to 1/2" diameter, moist to 0.5 -.- slightly moist, calcareous, dark brown 1.0 — • 1.5 - 2.0 - • 2.5 - '!_ SM-Sand, fine to medium-grained, very silty, trace of subangular gravel to 1/2" diameter, light brown 3.0 - 3.5 - 4.0 - 4'5 - SP-Sand, fine to medium-grained, gravelly, — • • • • subangular gravel to 3/4" diameter 5.0 — Vertical Scale In Feet TD:5 feet 1 Inch= 1 Foot LEGEND SOIL SYMBOLS Sw n SP �. �. SM Figure 2-3 Prepared For: TEST TRENCH NUMBER 2 McMiII, Inc. SOURCE:HUNTER/ESE, 1989 891178 TRENCH 3 0 SP-Sand, fine to coarse-grained, slightly silty, with gravel to 1/4" diameter, light brown 0.5 - . • _ _ •: SM-Sand, fine to medium-grained, very silty, 1 0 :• moderately moist 1.5 - 2.0 - 2.5 - 3.0 - SP-Sand, fine to coarse-grained, gravelly, subangular gravel to 1/2"diameter 3.5 - SM-Sand, fine to medium-grained, very silty, trace _ • of clay, dark brown 4.0 - SP-Sand, fine to coarse-grained, gravelly, _ subangular gravel to 1/2" diameter TD: 4 feet 4.5 — 5.0 — Vertical Scale In Feet 1 Inch= 1 Foot LEGEND SOIL SYMBOLS Sw n SP �. �. SM - I I Figure 2-4 Prepared For: TEST TRENCH NUMBER 3 McMill, Inc. SOURCE:HUNTER/ESE, 1989 891178 0 L I [ w r I. I I i I l I I ` Cr! r II -^,. L • I - � � r �l - . ~ .: ^ I� ! I I C G 7 i I i I I- 11 I I I i /_ ' 1 ' I I I III ' I II \ I ; I L- \ I i N)...„, I I I I �II I I II , ' 1 - - N - - C. S C .. J C .. C C O C C C C S p o C (.' ,Y/1 c'. ) .7,1, 1--2.1 21,71.LJ14'0?1,1, 71,11A11 -- Figure 2-6. Infiltration Rate 891178 { -. y/.. .. , / /I' / n / i L .�Y /0.11 �� LI V e _ / O1 \ • r C ( • -' 'or_" "" mll _ m Om U osery $ a 7n� ✓ .o•� _, N r `I :T LI et --- � . _. / I el V 0 _ Tra Its :pi 1`.`1:1 _ '4Lu.S w -_ N mac' N C1 et o \\• N� Om � � Cl �a \ —6. _ J .'41 \ •�,. �� /i l(/ / J_ ID 51° l z x z O E. O a a � Z c., Q e. �J W N a J VIA L -r N CO LLI l �, J h Ili Isi I w 3 a d 2 " \ c7 i i 4 �„ z c7 Z_ s t:3 d°' ~ '' �/ stn Qo m cm 8 891178 r C APPENDIX A r 31178 L l ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING, INC. GROUND WATER SAMPLING FORM Well Number C•, Lt ;'4 W(.1\ Date (my cc,lq`' Borehole Number Sample Time O`H Collected by /RA) t,, ESE Sample Number Sample Splits Collected for Fraction Sampled C V V V DB DC W1 W2 W3 — Visual Appearance of Sample Well Purged with Sampling Method pv--d 'All Measurements are from top of PVC • Well Depth' » measured with h ^ Y Depth to Water c- measure with ^ ^,.t,, - Feet of Water X1-5 Approximate Pumping Rate " Gallons Water/ Foot (.13 C One Purge Volume 5 Purge Volumes Actual Purge Volume Volume Measured by FIELD CHEMISTRY Calibration: pH Meter Used: S'J0ILI-4czZ — pH 7.00 = `tb at )8-L 'C, pH 10.00= 119 'C Conductance Meter Used: 5e_ 5 "S,J '`t2"t., Standard 4th umhoslcm at 25*, Reading i-r(w umhoslcmat 27 'C Purge Volume Time Temp. 'C pH Conductance Conductance at 25°C Initial yp2) sj.Vj 12.9" :. ime at 01,4 'C `1:06 2G eaa n1ika at 16° 'C G 9 .0 �z.� r;. '0 1I, J at AS 'C at t r � 5- Final I -1t.� 2. } '�,iC i1 '-,c at 'C «'..., Remarks: Collected by ;,pl,1 SM SlQnatu,e 89117° ale Checked by CJ ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING. INC. • GROUND WATER SAMPLING FORM Well Number MW I Date o°t/is-09 Borehole Number Sample Time o'3.S 6 Collected by ',1,•�, 1u„ W SA-ter, ESE Sample Number 2 Sample Splits Collected for Fraction Sampled C V V V DB DC WI W2 W3 Visual Appearance of Sample 4 ,+b J- rest Well Purged with \�c, tr Sampling Method hr.:14r 'All Measurements are from top of PVC Well Depth' 1ta.00 measured with S iw:,c i& Depth to Water J O t4 LTocl measure with Feet of Water Approximate Pumping Rate Gallons Water/ Foot One Purge Volume '-1•9,(0 y 5 Purge Volumes Actual Purge Volume Volume Measured by h:“.k-eT t.ta..re1 FIELD CHEMISTRY Calibration: pH Meter Used: ec4-b-. S.Q tol49522 pH 7.00 = 1 146 at 18.G °C, pH 10.00= i.), _21 at IK `f °C Conductance Meter Used: =ThE Tit; t") v i414 3 _ Standard IL., t umhos/cm at 25°, Reading IK ly umhos/cm at Z °C Purge Volume ,Time Temp. °C pH Conductance Conductance at 25°C Initial a:.-k1 13 5 $`( 4PC at /5" °C / 09'5Z 5 9 3 j.loTG at .17u °C _Cr i ; at -2. °C 2 G . i ;ti 1 ;y ,:12r:.,30 at �o -C at 'c Final at 'C Remarks: - . .. .,.- ,A,a 891178 Collected by -s� ar ;..,,,, Signature ) Date Checked by 1• r ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING. INC. GROUND WATER SAMPLING FORM E Well Number ut W I Date Ocl/ic/ I t Borehole Number Sample Time IS t I 3 ‘c-C-7-- Collected by . ..,..,...,,L.,‘,/u',�"'> ESE Sample Number 'Ss, b,.:i" Sample Splits Collected for Fraction Sampled C V V V DB DC W1 W2 W3 — — — — Visual Appearance of Sample Well Purged with Sampling Method 'All Measurements are from top of PVC Well Depth' 11 .Lc T , I1.",-(.2 Te c- measured with Sonl.n Sf Depth to Water' CUD° \o l measure with Feet of Water 4 cI6 Approximate Pumping Rate Gallons Water! Foot 2 't One Purge Volume '.-t`t tia.-5 5 Purge Volumes Actual Purge Volume Volume Measured by FIELD CHEMISTRY ' e '^+w-_ (l 1 ?K , Chi 4 5 2I Calibration: pH Meter Used: '� �'c pH 7.00 = .2, b at 1" °C, pH 10.00= 10 :2l at 1St ,C Conductance Meter Used: �5t a I "A) ,rWt Standard '``t3 umhoslcm at 25°, Reading 'Kt umhoslcm at .c °C Purge Volume ,Time Temp. 'C pH Conductance Conductance at 25'C Initial 12O /S q'1 at °C ;220 I iH18 'S. 6 7.” at .C :z 60 at °C at 'C 1 at 1 — I •C Final I at C ,i i.. Remarks: . • - �'�. , . .., _4r 1 Collected by ' ' ' '- "" " Signature' Date 1. Checked by 891178 tI ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING. INC. GROUND WATER SAMPLING FORM Well Number C\u4V.- k./C'e‘l Date O9irci Y Borehole Number Sample Time dr' 1'f30 Collected by t`r.ustcss Iw.y,-ee<y ESE Sample Number S Sample Splits Collected for Fraction Sampled C V V V DB DC W1 W2 W3 — — — — Visual Appearance of Sample CA,c.. _.a -.-`, •`^•-en, — Well Purged with Sampling Method 9'— 'All Measurements are from top of PVC Well Depth' "`M0 l4 cAc°.\. measured with ,J1/4-54 tkal. ' -`"` Depth to Water* -'O measure with --r - .- t Feet of Water .Z Approximate Pumping Rate '000 tip — Gallons Water/ Foot "115,00 One Purge Volume 15110 ,s•``',-,-, 5 Purge Volumes Actual Purge Volume Volume Measured by FIELD CHEMISTRY Calibration: pH Meter Used: >e&or-c-- &'r( „°l ',.{" SA) C I 44 t 2 pH7.00 = R- 3el. at Ze, °C, pH 10.00= 1' 27' at ZS. 9- °C Conductance Meter Used: En-4-1 S.L u'SY t - Standard l'4 rt. umhos/cm at 25°, Reading i't3 umhoslcm at °C Purge Volume ,Time Temp. 'C pH Conductance Conductance at 25°C Initial 3 i4SO lj <3 b't3Z. at °C ..CCC 5 ILSb r3s (,.3:1_ at °C ?,v^70 Z. I oc) i3 3 4.y\ at °C 1 `fSO ci ,:fib l ,z - 7 % at °C I9I .0 5't z---t ? 3 i at •C w 'Cc, Final Z i5I-- I �.� , cl� at C , ".4 ` Remarks: Ccr...r „,•., / ,,1 . ,l r-, l n • 78 Collected by t ).,,„.I k L...1,1 A.; I r,, w �s°.a,:... , Signature _ Date _- __—__.- __-_. Chnr4nn h.. __. — - t I ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING, INC. GROUND WATER SAMPLING FORM Well Number /1/4Ak 'S Date -yi/5/:5'9 Borehole Number Sample Time Collected by X1OO{`...�/w'X40-rm ESE Sample Number c Sample Splits Collecctedfor Fraction Sampled C V V V 0B DC WI W2 W3 — Visual Appearance of Sample Well Purged with Art. lcr Sampling Method 51a:AIc5S ba : Ir ^ 'All Measurements are from top of.PVC CC Well Depth' /), 3 0 i measured with Sri;-5-1.- • Depth to Water' f 2.. , -2_44 ' measure with Sok-'n5'k- Feet of Water Si - C Approximate Pumping Rate Gallons Water! Foot C'GS 3 One Purge Volume ?:4 3 5 Purge Volumes Actual Purge Volume Volume Measured by ?c; 7k Lc..c"Kct FIELD CHEMISTRY Calibration: pH Meter Used: .;acK.�c_n 1 I j H Ste' ' 'c/u cis.-a-7- pH 7.00 = 23G at 7Q/ 'C, pH 10.00= /k', 3/ at '--5-G 'C Conductance Meter Used: ✓ S r ` 'v HEY/ Standard 41/3 umhos/cm at 25°, Reading /4/', umhos/cm at "".LS 'C Purge Volume .Time Temp. 'C pH Conductance Conductance at 25'C Initial at 'C 3 v - ,d /Gc3 /3T 9 `^ c? '3 i at 'C c at 'C -0 at 'C I { at 'C • H ii I E i at 'C Remarks: t• b31178 • Collected by �c ct w�Y, s.u. c'9�fe"� Signaww') 0at* Checked by - r C ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING, INC. • GROUND WATER SAMPLING FORM r Well Number *V55 Lvt:t,t� Date o`iii_5R`t Borehole Number Sample Time 1'2*`+S Collected by bpi Sul ESE Sample Number a3 Sample Splits Collected for Fraction Sampled C V V V O8 DC W1 W2 W3 _ — — Visual Appearance of Sample C:\eo-r +h ;,r..L.<. _sv.ce n Well Purged with Sampling Method L"+ub -,....J'e‘ 'All Measurements are from top of PVC Well Depth' "' �tc-4S t3.4--.A.,::) measured with :-.4t4 '"4„,— `' '' r Depth to Water "'t° measure with --4,,^ ^-•��•�� 4<„ ,t,,,4 Feet of Water .2S Approximate Pumping Rate ' SOO i Gallons Water! Foot 3.3. ' One Purge Volume ti'S i.S 5 Purge Volumes Actual Purge Volume Volume Measured by FIELD CHEMISTRY Calibration: pH Meter Used: 3«t4.--.-- Zt 9i-t SV Or-I-4: t. pH 7.00 = at 'C, pH 10.00= at 'C Conductance Meter Used: ESE- 'I 5AI i 13 4 r Standard t-t t,, umhos/cm at 25', Readingrl umhoslcm at .2.\_....:C Purge Volume .Time Temp. 'C pH Conductance Conductance at 25'C Initial 0 11..35 m 9 .z,'f 244O at z.S 'C 3 11'.40 I•2.:2 $.06 133O at 25 'C 4 13 : � 1..t5 1u4c: at 2S 'C /O ')..`4'5- il.v HG 24W at :i5 C i1 1z.H'7 'Lc; . .C11 ;uug at a 'C Final ) ., tl.>., ; )„_ i .ice 1150 at Ccs.. t ,.. Remarks: ` r.y..�\..r,. •..,c'.\ .,,,.. 01,r,. .41a-- ,:1.'Lh ,0Cc i{ .t.. . ....k.. -- 4 031178 t�\ ny, Collected by •.Jui A1‘144,<L Cl,!,S Signaturt) date I Checked by , , ., 1 November 3 , 1989 Board of County Commissioners Weld County Planning Department *0i'$ 915 10th Street Greeley, CO 806314.4 Re: McMill, Inc./Eaton Landfill Docket No. 89-50 To The Members of The Board of County Commissioners: We, the undersigned, are familiar with the operations of McMill, Inc. at the Eaton Landfill near Eaton, Colorado. We are familiar with the day-to-day operations, and are familiar with the service provided by McMill, Inc. at the Eaton Landfill. We believe that the Eaton Landfill provides an invaluable service to the community, and strongly support McMill , Inc. in their application for extension of time to fill the existing site. We, the undersigned, request that the Board of County Commissioners grant an extension of time to McMill, Inc. as requested in their hearing set for November 8, 1989 . NAME ADDRESS /7/14,71" p1149 las;tii . 4,47 C TL 0,20z iv, et .71\17117/ 1/...4 a 111 3 �a 37SW cdc.4 't/ t ffaKJ (O4_, ,42„.77,A) pin. .4c S4/ LiscR 831178 November 3 , 1989 Board of County Commissioners Weld County Planning Department 915 10th Street Greeley, CO 80631 Re: McMill, Inc./Eaton Landfill Docket No. 89-50 To The Members of The Board of County Commissioners: We, the undersigned, are familiar with the operations of McMill, Inc. at the Eaton Landfill near Eaton, Colorado. We are familiar with the day-to-day operations, and are familiar with the service provided by McMill, Inc. at the Eaton Landfill. We believe that the Eaton Landfill provides an invaluable service to the community, and strongly support McMill, Inc. in their application for extension of time to fill the existing site. We, the undersigned, request that the Board of County Commissioners grant an extension of time to McMill, Inc. as requested in their hearing set for November 8 , 1989 . NAME vv�/9 /// ADDRESS l�L/(.it of]/ /fl ,a/ .-33 ( 6t c1-0 ttj (t .cte —v . ji 23 g— 512Gsu Gi 1(" iv-e. s c f fO�0� j ,40.01 4 - i ya7 CC '�- /6�t� CaTlriv ao— -- yr 'v 7- 42 44 gjarta, _44.s—ern 11)7 e-,s c-At, - tabor 6o 891178 NAME ADDRESS -r);,644,-, -h. /7?a 1 is c ? /D C C. Aa� /22o 4S--45-& Eaton; C9 �) 27? air cw--Q- it a,CAv- jt r 144 l!/S_ I/Gfuct f -aeon 3311'78 I / - November 3 , 1989 Board of County Commissioners Weld County Planning Department 915 10th Street Greeley, CO 80631 Re: McMill, Inc./Eaton Landfill Docket No. 89-50 To The Members of The Board of County Commissioners: We, the undersigned, are familiar with the operations of McMill, Inc. at the Eaton Landfill near Eaton, Colorado. We are familiar with the day-to-day operations, and are familiar with the service provided by McMill, Inc. at the Eaton Landfill. We believe that the Eaton Landfill provides an invaluable service to the community, and strongly support McMill, Inc. in their application for extension of time to fill the existing site. We, the undersigned, request that the Board of County Commissioners grant an extension of time to McMill, Inc. as requested in their hearing set for November 8 , 1989 . NAME ADDRESS i ' /-//7 '/ tics-- 7n 9'vt_ex2 , L. Le c r a ti,..,74-c.4 -, in 11 `, t.^^ C_ / `*- a.kl_t a4-e-n N -fb2A-cQ 891178 NAME ADDRESS l6, �et irvuc r u+t �n, / cu gat �x _ &o 2 rt S-I-- l364-��, , C, 05 4 57 Fill 3 E . . r�r �� ?e cF aq /�"'' 7 /GROG �' ® ST �Cv t�( �- � ‘ .-4_2_0__q___± 907 I4 S ' p;-rck, tJ1siiA l a. b a Lil a' P c� 1s _) q ' 9 L'1:‘- C---A \-- iar,AY ` i—kArj.A, j.-hd• -- `Sod L 5I Pi- C- 10 e eiel'' Si- p .ice,,C r—/ - 5' 2 ( V 7 -rrn-w 3740-ww../e-ifl7-7-z-4-,,10€27,21,--, 'Ai ., 14— 77) 0,..,_,.,_ 7 .4„,,,,,,,, `q,3 9 ,, ,�-7,9 ,092204,2 lu-- i 52o 3644n S pg`�)S CIACt 4, tc"1 t _ ___. ------ ,59d iu lxa , /,‘ Pie e f C P 891178 NAME . > 7 ADDRESS fl -.. `S �. :.._//mac .. ^ r ' L� r / l .e!e-,er P Co/O . , C GJ7,4, i yr c� _: _ c----,.----c.- c �._-r� ,° 6, . --- -3 2 5J(Ii,-s- S I 1- --t... \._/ -3/5- C'r, off , PU1.11.CC, ciolk i 3 /Z ,, gve .i do P/ LdAJ /s-;'--/-/Q' - / 7' --u- 3 ' Y Pr ,//' ?i `ttice t' wrC f' L i/� 33 L ,-r/ 4/ 7, l.o , . _/,.ellt -?*- 1.)..tiA. --c___ .-r-?;Y/ , - _...- 6f--,71C-, (?tAitj-d_o — c...A.."-4-0-4# ,..) ,A-e,A,e-e__,, e/1r/(;(/1 \ //,/Y(/ -5./ }-'6/7 1 j) j, '/ P Ki / . (______-,--7 t ' .., . /‘)Z -c Q / , V /' „...,„,/,‘ .Z.L . , X-e ,„..x _ 'L /✓c,L. , ` emsev . --' s �i__,4 -`_-t " 7 J J ) t i L_ .4--e-�j Oat 891178 November 3 , 1989 Board of County Commissioners Weld County Planning Department 915 10th Street Greeley, CO 80631 Re: McMill, Inc./Eaton Landfill Docket No. 89-50 To The Members of The Board of County Commissioners: We, the undersigned, are familiar with the operations of McMill, Inc. at the Eaton Landfill near Eaton, Colorado. We are familiar with the day-to-day operations, and are familiar with the service provided by McMill, Inc. at the Eaton Landfill. We believe that the Eaton Landfill provides an invaluable service to the community, and strongly support McMill, Inc. in their application for extension of time to fill the existing site. We, the undersigned, request that the Board of County Commissioners grant an extension of time to McMill, Inc. as requested in their hearing set for November 8, 1989. NAME ADDRESS / o- � fia //3osCcJC 8 �UG i, (c�. L(//1-- '� Ifi n- /�S zavhou ,,i, .—/- lv 51r/ u PL co. e / tc, Cdieyenne, Ea t fi /41/7171 vx/C 7-, / til �A.r-f 11-1 -4-4-12--014 A eL t v e�i" "X v —/ 41-4' . cGC%) C oLo . S91178 November 3 , 1989 Board of County Commissioners Weld County Planning Department 915 10th Street Greeley, CO 80631 Re: McMill, Inc./Eaton Landfill Docket No. 89-50 To The Members of The Board of County Commissioners: We, the undersigned, are familiar with the operations of McMill, Inc. at the Eaton Landfill near Eaton, Colorado. We are familiar with the day-to-day operations, and are familiar with the service provided by McMill, Inc. at the Eaton Landfill . We believe that the Eaton Landfill provides an invaluable service to the community, and strongly support McMill, Inc. in their application for extension of time to fill the existing site. We, the undersigned, request that the Board of County Commissioners grant an extension of time to McMill, Inc. as requested in their hearing set for November 8, 1989 . NAME ADDRESS //OS 8th -51 yri4e 4 a, 4 /3,2f leo, sr.. eiprotv A//. i . 4vc C'vicelel ¢3,379 Ca 6. Sl 4 c (1ua 5o6/b ane yc5 S2YO4.), wile) y 1 .6P•-4 Cf op,79 t Q 3 7�7 / kbe V,/f, a 9 57.2 6vC e L 9 / «4 -2 a3 4 ve < i 6/NDetFy 0311 / AME ADDRESS (_ E7SS /L/ Creek/ / /` x{2 '4 Der.yea $ n.. E.ipt'S Co'c `�o(c 2.0 Z�C�404` J�` . 5V 3,7) weR At Foam 4; < 747/ �4/ph (a/b de)(/ OS2 5.A-7-4/QUr J311 8 November 3 , 1989 Board of County Commissioners Weld County Planning Department 915 10th Street Greeley, CO 80631 Re: McMill, Inc./Eaton Landfill Docket No. 89-50 To The Members of The Board of County Commissioners: We, the undersigned, are familiar with the operations of McMill, Inc. at the Eaton Landfill near Eaton, Colorado. We are familiar with the day-to-day operations, and are familiar with the service provided by McMill, Inc. at the Eaton Landfill . We believe that the Eaton Landfill provides an invaluable service to the community, and strongly support McMill, Inc. in their application for extension of time to fill the existing site. We, the undersigned, request that the Board of County Commissioners grant an extension of time to McMill, Inc. as requested in their hearing set for November 8, 1989 . N E ADDRESS n G 9 cofl$ itocc y fn' prees t to y S. r 6 60M 1/15/5714,44- 6020 3141 891178 November 3 , 1989 Board of County Commissioners Weld County Planning Department 915 10th Street Greeley, CO 80631 Re: McMill, Inc./Eaton Landfill Docket No. 89-50 To The Members of The Board of County Commissioners : We, the undersigned, are familiar with the operations of McMill, Inc. at the Eaton Landfill near Eaton, Colorado. We are familiar with the day-to-day operations, and are familiar with the service provided by McMill, Inc. at the Eaton Landfill. We believe that the Eaton Landfill provides an invaluable service to the community, and strongly support McMill, Inc. in their application for extension of time to fill the existing site. We, the undersigned, request that the Board of County Commissioners grant an extension of time to McMill, Inc. as requested in their hearing set for November 8, 1989 . NAME ADDRESS )3 „)N ‘)\3≤ W Seevk<rrO\J � le1c� 891178 .��1►WES� SOUTHWESTERN PORTLAND CEMENT COMPANY •s\WEsi, O SOUTHWEST DIVISION y 13 - J } •z- .14 e Q vo.BOX 529 �gyOC `CtQ #4ealtiOr LYONS,COLORADO 80540 (303)823-6685 Mr. Steve D. Sullivan Vice President R.E.C.O.A. , Inc. 1918 Kingsborough Drive Fort Collins, Colorado 80526 Dear Steve: We are in the final stages of receiving our Certificate of Designation from Boulder County, and our revised Air Pollution Emission Notice from the Colorado Department of Health. We received permission to burn tires in October 1989 and have burned shredded tires since. We plan to continue burning tires as long as the shredded tires are available and economical for us to use. We plan to burn approximately 5000 shredded tires per day. We must have a steady supply of material so not to upset our operations and also be able to budget for our other fuel sources. If you feel that you can be a part of the suppliers of shredded tires, please let us know. Very truly yours, SOUTHWESTERN PORTLAND CEMENT A SOUTHDOWN COMPANY 4erald L. An erson Vice President-Projects GLA:lw 001 891178 • PLANTS • ODESSA.TEXAS • VICTORVILLE,CALIFORNIA • FAIRBORN,OHIO • LYONS.COLORADO • LEAMINGTON,UTAH TIRE SHREDDING AGREEMENT This agreement enter into this .:CO�pday of (&2,2x.'1989 by and between Eaton Gravel Inc. and R.E.C.O.A. , Inc. for pure is of of shredding and hauling approximately/), SOO tires naa located on the Eaton Gravel Inc. property. The following are the specific terms and conditions of the agreement; 1) . R.E.C.O.A. Inc. shall begin shredding operations on the above referenced tires no later than 07.0_ / _19419 and shall complete said work no later thafi /pole ,30 1979 with weather permitting. 2) . R.E.C.O.A. Inc. , shall also haul and dispose of. the shredded material by sale to Portland Cement Plant in Lyon, Colorado. Any irncme generated by this sale is the sole property of R.E.C.O.A. Inc. 3) . All costs which may arise outside of the normal expenses shall be paid by Eaton Gravel Inc. , such as electric hook-ups and unforseen costs that may occure beyond the control of R.E.C.O.A. 4) . Eaton Gravel Inc. agrees to pay to R.E.C.O.A. Inc at fee of $1.00 (one dollar) per tire shredded and is payable no later than 30 days of completion of all work. All parties agree to the above agreement and have acknowledged this agreement by signing below. 3 e Eaton avel Inc. by it's Dat Autho 'zed Agent S q c. by it's Date Authorized Agent 891178 Hello