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RESOLUTION
RE: APPROVE ROAD MAINTENANCE AGREEMENT WITH CONAGRA POULTRY
COMPANY, DBA LONGMONT FOODS COMPANY, AND AUTHORIZE CHAIRMAN
TO SIGN M to
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
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WHEREAS, the Board has been presented with a Road Maintenance O
Agreement with ConAgra Poultry Company, dba Longmont Foods >
Company, and z o
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WHEREAS, after study and review, the Board deems it advisable m o
to approve said Agreement, a copy being attached hereto and m
incorporated herein by reference.
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NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of County HO
Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado, that the Road Maintenance
Agreement with ConAgra Poultry Company, dba Longmont Foods ow
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Company, be , and hereby is, approved. L
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED by the Board that the Chairman be, and 2. 0
hereby is, authorized to sign said Agreement. f
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The above and foregoing Resolution was , on motion duly made o
and seconded, adopted by the following vote on the 21st day of PJ
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May, A.D. , 1990 .
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ATTEST: ?Wli l�n WEL n-ODUNTY, COLORADO t,
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COUNTY OF WELD, STATE OF COLORADO
ROAD MAINTENANCE AGREEMENT
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THIS AGREEMENT, made and entered into this o) I day of
May, 1990, by and between the County of Weld , State of Colorado ,
hereinafter called " County" , and ConAgra Poultry Company , a
Delaware Corporation d/b/a Longmont Foods Co. , Inc . , hereinafter
called "Longmont Foods" and
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WHEREAS , Longmont Foods has applied to the County for a Use
by Special Review permit for a turkey brooding facility in the
Northeast Quarter of the Southeast Quarter (NE} SE} ) of Section - -
Thirty-three ( 33) , Township Four ( 4) North, Range Sixty-five ( 65 )
West of the 6th P.M. , Weld County, Colorado; and
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WHEREAS , pursuant to a public hearing the County approved y N
such Use by Special Review on February 21, 1990 as USR-898; and z o
WHEREAS , the turkey brooding facility may generate an tVg
increase in heavy truck traffic; and
WHEREAS , the existing County roads in the general vicinity y
that may serve the brooding facility may require increased H o
maintenance due to the potential increase in heavy truck traffic; -z ui
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WHEREAS , the County and Longmont Foods have reviewed z
maintenance proposals and both parties agree that a Road x o
Maintenance Agreement may be necessary and will benefit both a' ;,
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WHEREAS, the County has determined that all of the roads z
in the general vicinity of the brooding facility are of average 2
width, have suitable horizontal and vertical alignment and have 1361'0
no major structural deficiencies; and o
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WHEREAS , in accordance with the Use by Special Review d
application the projected increase in traffic is a small n
percentage of total traffic on roads in the area based upon o N
traffic counts whi-ch have been performed by the County;
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NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual covenants
and conditions hereinafter set forth , the County and Longmont
Foods mutually agree as follows:
1 . The County roads which gene-rally service the brooding
facility in an East/West direction are County roads 44 , 42 , 38
and 36 ; and the roads which will be generally used for access to
the facility in a North/South direction consist primarily of Weld
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County Roads 43 and 39 . Heavy hauling will make use of Weld
County Road 43 between the facility and County Roads 38 and 44 ,
the "haul routes" .
2 . Longmont Foods recognizes bridge weight limitations on
local bridges as follows : Bridge 43/42A, ( 10-ton weight limit) ;
Bridge 42/39A ( 22 , 34 , 34-ton weight limit) ; and Bridge 42/41A
( 16 , 26 , 26-ton weight limit) . As the haul route may use Bridge
43/42A which is currently in structural disrepair having cracks mw
in the concrete arches, Longmont Foods agrees , in the event the cm' :
bridge is replaced or reconstructed , to pay 10% of the costs of . °'
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repair or replacement not to exceed $3 ,000 .00.
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3 . Longmont Foods agrees to be responsible for any road '4p
damage to Road 43 caused by Longmont Foods and to control dust z w
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4 . Dust control may be required by County when County z
receives a complaint and the County determines , in its sole ?AI-
discretion and after investigation , that dust control is
necessary and Longmont Foods significantly contributes towards Zvi
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5 . The dust control shall consist of treating the haul
route in front of residences located between the facility and R, 5
County Roads 44 and 38 . The length of road to be treated in
front of each residence shall be 200 feet on each side of the -y ~
occupied residence . The dust control shall consist of water , o
asphaltic emulsions , waste oil or commercially available
chemicals . Longmont Foods is responsible for using materials and to .,,,
methods not inconsistent with any federal , state or local laws , goo
rules or regulations pertaining to hazardous materials , health or o0
environmental protection . Longmont Foods will work with the r
County Engineer to coordinate any required dust control o
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6 . When and if any repair is required due to damage caused o a
by Longmont Foods , the details of such repair will be coordinated
between the County Engineer and Longmont Foods. Longmont Food' s
responsibility for repair will be limited to repair of the roads
to match the condition of similar County roads in the immediate
vinicity.
7 . The term of this Agreement is from the date the
contract is entered into and shall run continuously until the Use
by Special Review activity ceases its operations .
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IN WITNESS WHEREOF , the parties hereto have executed the
Agreement the day and year first above written.
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ATTEST:
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nk To Clerk to the Board May 17, 1990
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Drew Scheltinga, County -Engineer jam
COLORADO From
Agenda Item
subiect:
-Attached is a Road Maintenance Agreement between ConAgra Poultry Company
DBA Longmont Foods Company and Weld County for approval and signature.
Please place this on the Board's next agenda.
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cc: Commissioner Kirby
Planning Referral File - Longmont Foods
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LEND;; LAWRENCE & OTTENHOFF
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
TIIE LAW BUILDING
' 1011 ELEVENTH AVENUE
E O.BOX 126
GREELEY,COLORADO 80612
CEORGE H.OTTENHOFF TELEPHONE
KENNETH F.LINO
KIM K.LAWRENCE (101)351
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September 13, 19-90 TELEC%PIER
(loll 110-III I
LaS-alle Fire Department
P.O. Box 245
LaSalle, CO 80645
Attention: Gary Sandau, Firs Marshall
Re: TSR-898 (Longmont Foods)
Dear Mr. Sandau:
We would like to advise you that Longmont Foods has
completed construction of ttie four barn turkey poult operation
which is located at 18473 WCR 43. 1 have also been advised that
an overhead fill pipe has been installed on Well No. 4565 located
at the site which can be used for tanker truck filling as you had
requested. At your convenience please contact Bob Edson, Live
Production Manager at 335-4496 so that a convenient schedule for
an on-site inspection by you and any department representatives
can be arranged . Due to sanitation requirements it is requested
that you schedule an appointment for any interior inspections ,
however , as to any exterior inspections or visits you and any
members of your department are welcome upon the property at any
time. If you have any questions, please contact the undersigned.
Very truly yours ,
LIND, W ENC & TTENHOFF
Kenn i d
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Weld County Department of Planning Services
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LIND, LAWRENCE & OTT-ENHOFF
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
THE LAW BUILDING
1011 ELEVENTH AVENUE
R O.BOX 126
GREELEY,COLORADO 80612
GEORGE-H.OTTENI TOFF TELEPHONE
KENNETH F.LINO 11011 15 1-23 21
KIM R.LAWRENCE 11031 1569160
May 23 , 1990 TELE<XWIER
1101)156-1111
LaSalle Fire Department
P.O. Box 245
LaSalle, CO 80645
Attention: Gary Sandau, Fire Marshall
Re: USR-898 (Longmont Foods)
Dear Mr. Sandau:
Enclosed please find a copy of the insulation material
being used for the Longmont Food-s turkey brooding facility
located at 18473 WCR 43 . The enclosed information is pursuant to
your letter of November 27, 1989 concerning the above referenced
Use by Special Review. Additionally, by a copy of this letter I
am requesting Mr. Bob Edson of Longmont Foods to deliver to you
copies of the architect/engineer drawings and plans for the four
structures . If you have any questions , please contact the
undersigned.
Very truly yours,
LIND, L RE & OTTENHOFF
Ken e . ind
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Enclosure
pc: Weld County Department of Planning Services (Lanell Curry)
Bob Edson
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