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Home My WebLink About911390.tiff RESOLUTION RE: ACTION OF BOARD CONCERNING SHOW CAUSE HEARING - RICHARD HESSEE/ROGGEN FEEDLOT, C/0 GARY DACUS 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, on October 9, 1991, a Show Cause Hearing was conducted to consider revocation of Special Use Permit 11208, issued to Richard Hessee/Roggen Feedlot, c/o Gary Dacus, and WHEREAS, at the meeting of October 9, 1991, the Board deemed it advisable to continue said matter to October 16, 1991, at 9:00 a.m. , and WHEREAS, Gary Dacus is manager and Richard Hessee is owner of said property, being described as part of the NE'„ of Section 25, Township 2 North, Range 63 West of the 6th P.M. , Weld County, Colorado, and WHEREAS, at the meeting of October 16, 1991, the Board deemed it advisable to accept the collateral and Dust Control Plan submitted by Roggen Feedlot, Inc. , and to continue said hearing to November 27, 1991, at which time all work must be completed, and WHEREAS, at the meeting of November 27, 1991, the Department of Planning Services informed the Board that Roggen Feedlot, Inc. is in compliance with Special Use Permit #208, and said matter should be dismissed, and WHEREAS, the Board deemed it advisable to dismiss said Show Cause Hearing for Richard Hessee/Roggen Feedlot, c/o Gary Dacus. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of County Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado, that the Show Cause Hearing to consider the revocation of Special Use Permit 11208 issued to Richard Hessee/Roggen Feedlot, c/o Gary Dacus be, and hereby is, dismissed. PL0749 911390 Pt,074 7 ive Page 2 RE: ACTION OF BOARD CONCERNING SHOW CAUSE - HESSEE The above and foregoing Resolution was, on motion duly made and seconded, adopted by the following vote on the 27th day of November, A.D. , 1991. ATTEST: �/✓ 16144 AO OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WELD COUr, LORADO / Oh Weld County Clerk to the Board Er / // Gord ac , airman Deputy Cleric it to the Bar$ __„A ge KengedY, ro-Tem APPR0yED AS TO FORM: ; Le)7?�-1�je-- 11A�ntii_ ,'\� onstance L. Harbert /� !i� L___.--L__,_ X/W / 'C3""_. County Attorney C. W. Kir y ABSTAINED W. H. Webster -911390 HEARING CERTIFICATION DOCKET N0. 91-54 RE: SHOW CAUSE HEARING TO CONSIDER REVOCATION OF SPECIAL USE PERMIT 11208 - RICHARD HESSEE/ROGGEN FEEDLOT, C/0 GARY DACUS A public hearing was conducted on November 27, 1991, at 10:00 A.M. , with the following present: Commissioner Gordon E. Lacy, Chairman Commissioner George Kennedy, Pro-Tem Commissioner Constance L. Harbert - Absent Commissioner C. W. Kirby Commissioner W. H. Webster - Abstain Also present: Acting Clerk to the Board, Carol Harding Assistant County Attorney, Lee Morrison Planning Department representative, Lanell Swanson Health Department representative, Wes Potter The following business was transacted: I hereby certify that pursuant to a notice dated September 18, 1991, and duly published September 26, 1991, in The New News, a public hearing was conducted to consider the revocation of Special Use Permit #208 issued to Richard Hessee/Roggen Feedlot, c/o Gary Dacus. Lee Morrison, Assistant County Attorney, made this a matter of record. (Let the record reflect Commissioner Harbert is now present. ) Lanell Swanson, Planning Department representative, read the Planning staff's recommendation for dismissal and recommended it be entered into the record as written. Wes Potter, Health Department representative, stated the Health Department has received and approved both a Disposal Plan and a Run-off Water Management Plan. On November 22, 1991, Mr. Potter inspected the property and found the construction of the pond is completed and the property is in compliance with Special Use Permit 11208. Chairman Lacy asked for public comments. (Tape Change to 1191-34) Joel Schoneman, surrounding property owner, asked that staff monitor this operation closely to ensure compliance in the future. Chairman Lacy stated that staff always follows up, but especially in cases where Show Cause Hearings have been held. Commissioner Harbert reminded Mr. Schoneman that he can call anytime he is aware of violations occurring. Linda Schoneman asked what had happened regarding the liner, and whether or not she could obtain copies of various documents. Mr. Potter explained the liner is in place and in compliance, and she is welcome to look through their file to determine what copies she will need. Gary Dacus, Manager of Roggen Feedlot, expressed his thanks to staff and the Board. Commissioner Harbert moved to dismiss the Show Cause Hearing for revocation of Special Use Permit 11208, based on the findings of the Planning staff. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Kirby, and carried 4-0, with Commissioner Webster abstaining. This Certification was approved on the 2nd day of December, 1991. �� APPROVED: ATTEST: �y� �� BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WELD COU TY COLO ADO Weld County C�k t,o th ' Board '2 By: a_411 „tA��,p` Gor y, airman Deputy Clerk to the B a�-rd \ ge Ken dy, Pro-Tem TAPE #91-33 & 1191-34 L�onstance L. Harbert -DOCKET 1191-54 / r C. W. Kirby PL0749 ABSTAIN W. H. Webster n 911390 G L ' I L- • Jr7LI/ilLVL&7J( Irlr,r > � ,� '�tiefd `- ��1 , _ ... �7 RUNOFF WATER MANAGEMENT PLAN ROGGEN FEED LOT. INC. . NOVEMBER 26, 1991 OBJECTIVE: To provide for acceptable feedlot runoff - containment and disposal. Pursuant to this subject, the following practices will be emercisodr ( 1 ) Free—flow waterers will be utilized and managed so as not to detrimentally effect -the holding pond' s ability to contain runoff from the twenty—four hour, twenty five year storm. (C) The -level of the holding pond will be maintained to ensure capability to hold runoff fr-om twenty—four hour, twenty—five year svent at all times. • (3) A minimum of two foot freeboard will be maintained. (4) At no time will runoff from Lhe feedluL be allowed to overflow and discharge offsite. Please note that drainage from the ditch directly east of the containment pond and =liverclon berme it not ceneidercd contaminated and is not the responsibility of the feedlot to contain. ea) Ta pump with a minimum pumping capacity of lei GPM will be maintained to use as needed for disposal. (6) Disposal of water from the containment pond will take place over a 15 day period on eet. O acres of land adjacent to and owned by Roggen Feed Lot, Inc, at an _application rate of . 17 inches por, acry per day. • (7) Any r_emaining -wastewat_er may tre pumped onto th• crop land followi-ng the runoff disposal period at a rate nut to excerd uptake capacity of the -.nil. (9) No wastewater• will Lie applieti to saturated or frosen -ground. J Rw p tf y s .i -matted, ter-' l 1'Ir. eta ' Nysee, President Ilog en List, Inc:. • -Mr. Garr AC S � -n- er Roggen red Lot, Inc. _SHOW CAUSE DATE: November 27, 1991 CASE #ZCH-64 NAME: Roggen Feedlot (Richard Hessee) c/o Gary Dacus, Manager ADDRESS: 35895 Weld County Road 18 Boggen, CO 80652 LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Part o₹ the NE4 of Section 25, T2N, R63W of the 6th P.M. , Weld County, Colorado. It is the recommendation of the Department of Planning Services' staff that this case be closed. The Weld County Health Department has approved a proposal which demonstrates the capacity of the runoff containment pond to handle both the twenty-five year, twenty-four hour storm plus the additional 99 ,330 cubic feet of flow-through water from the livestock watering system and the winter precipitation accumulation at the facility. The approval is subject to 3 conditions. The pond has been.constructed. 911_390 al i6. mfMORCII1DUM ' WillieTo Keith Schuett. Planning Dept. pare November 19. 1991 // >�/ -COLORADO From Wes Potter. Director. Environmental Protection Servirk921 /de /r"'_^f' subw,: Disposal of Feedlot Runoff from Roggen Feedlot The Staff has reviewed the proposal for the disposal of feedlot runoff effluent and wastewater from the Roggen Feedlot Facility Special Use Permit 11208 owned by Richard Hessee. The proposal provides documentation to demonstrate the capacity of the runoff containment pond to handle moth the twenty-five year, twenty-four hour design storm capacity plus the additional 99,330 cubic feet of flow through water from the livestock watering system and the winter precipitation accumulation at the facility. The proposal provides for the application of liquid effluents unto approximately 20 acres owned by Mr. Hessee at the feedlot site on the north side of the _county road adjacent to the office building. The liquid effluent will be pumped from the containment pond during a fifteen day disposal period at the rate of 161 gallons per minute and applied at the rate of 0.17 inches per acre per day. -Phis amounts to an application depth of 2.6 inches of liquid applied over the entire twenty acre site in fifteen days. The Division approves of the proposal as submitted with the following conditions: 1. The operator of the feedlot will demonstrate the availability of a pump capable of moving water at a minimum of 161 gallons per minute. This pump will be available to the feedlot at any time it is needed to move water from the pond over to the application/disposal site. At no time during the pumping of effluent, will wastewater be discharged in a manner which facilitates a discharge of liquid waste flowing off from the property at any point. 2. The operator of the facility shall assure that the holding pond has sufficient capacity to hold in the runoff from a twenty-four hour, twenty- :five year event at any time throughout the year. At no time will the pond -be allowed to overflow and discharge offsite. At no time will the pond have less than two feet of freeboard at any given time. 3. No waste water from the retention pond will be applied to saturated or frozen ground at any time. To accomplish the plan as proposed, the feedlot manager will be required to pay particular attention to the level of water in the ponds at any given time and assure that proper management techniques are being employed to reduce the potential for violation of the Feedlot Runoff Containment Regulations. =t is the position of the Weld County Health Department Staff that this plan is a workable plan and we approve of it as stated. {I c�I h.,.. 1 1991L Word County Nannint -n ! DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH ( 1517- 16 AVENUE COURT_ 1(1 GREELEY. COLORADO 80631 ADMINISTRATION )3031 3530586 - � fl. HE-A LTH PROTECTION (303) 353-0635 � .‘:f�'. COMMUNITY HEALTH (303) 3530639 • COLORADO November 15, 1991 Michael C. Ketterling, P.E. Norton, Underwood and Lamb, Incorporated 1020 28th Avenue — Suite 205 Greeley, Colorado 80631 Dear Sir: The Staff has reviewed the proposal for the disposal of feedlot runoff effluent and wastewater from the Roggen Feedlot Facility Special Use Permit #208 owned by Richard Hessee. The proposal provides documentation to demonstrate the capacity of the runoff containment pond to handle both the twenty-five year, twenty-four hour design storm capacity plus the additional 99,330 cubic feet of flow-through water from the livestock watering system and the winter precipitation accumulation at the facility. The proposal provides for the application of liquid effluents unto approximately 20 acres owned by Mr. Hessee at the feedlot site on the north side of the county road adjacent to the office tuilding. The liquid effluent will be pumped from the containment pond during a fifteen day disposal period at the rate of 161 gallons per minute and applied at the rate of 9.17 inches per acre per day. This amounts to an application depth of 2.6 inches -of liquid applied over the entire twenty acre site in fifteen days. The Division approves of the proposal as submitted with the following conditions: 1. The operator of the feedlot will demonstrate the availability of a pump capable of moving water at a minimum of 161 gallons per minute. This pump will _be available to the feedlot at any time it is needed to move water from the pond over to the application/disposal site. At no time during the pumping of effluent, will wastewater be discharged in a manner which facilitates a discharge of liquid waste flowing off from the property at any point. 2. The operator of the facility shall assure that the holding pond has -sufficient capacity to hold in the runoff from a twenty-Tour hour, twenty- five year event at any time throughout the year. At no time -will the pond be allowed to overflow and discharge offsite. At no time will the pond have less than two feet of freeboard at any given time. t�,^ a;-, Michael C. Ketterling, P.E. November 15, 1991 Page 2 3. No waste water from the retention pond will be applied to saturated or frozen ground at any time. To accomplish the plan as proposed, the feedlot manager will be required to pay particular attention to the level -of water in the ponds at any given time and assure that proper management techniques are being employed to reduce the potential for violation of the Feedlet Runoff Containment Regulations. It is the position of the Weld County Health Department Staff that this plan is a workable plan and we approve of it as stated. Thank you very much for your timely consideration and response. If you have further questions or if we can be of further assistance, do not -hesitate to contact this office at 353-0635. Sincerel Wes Potter, Director Environmental Protection Services WP/lf-B18 cc: Mr. Gary Dacus, Roggen -Feedlot Michael E. Gurley, Grant McHendrie J v G hNOV 1 8 1991 tUcld CO3tri Pinning :f ,. immoRtin Lanell Swanson • To . � 1 COLORADO F,om- Wes Potter. Directo' . ,nvi t t protection Subject: Roggen Feedlot On this data the staff inspected the Roggen Feedlot, Special Use l'ermit #208 owned by Richard Hessee. The inspection was conducted to Evaluate all aspects of the feedlot operation to assure compliance with-both the development standards of the Special Use Permit and the Colorado Feedlot ilun-off Containment Guidelines. The inspection revealed that the containment pond construction is completed and the _pond is -constructed as required and lined as necessary. All berms and ditches around the facility are in place. Thera is a large pump on the location capable of pumping 161 gallons per minute or better. All construction is completed. At this time the -Staff finds the-Roggen Feedlot Facility Special Use Permit 41208 to be in compliance with the development standards of the Special Use Permit and all aspects of the Feedlot Run-off Containment Guidelines. The Environmental Protection Staff -recommends that the show cause action initiated by Weld County against Roggen Feedlot, Incorporated be dropped since at this time the facility is in compliance with regulations. WP/1f-864 I:OV 2 1991 fir-na MEMORRI1DUM Gordon Lacy, Chairman, Weld To County Board of CnmmissionPrs oaae nrtnhps 16, 1991 -COLORADO From Wes Potter. Director. Environmental Protraction') I'M () submcc: ROCgen Feedlot Work Proposals/Cost Fstimate As directed by the Board at the October 9th hearing, Roggen Feedlot has submitted the following documents for review and evaluation by this Division. 1. A proposal from Larry Nelson Excavating for dirt work to accomplish the -completion of the feedlot runoff containment pond. . . .$ 13,510.00. 2. A proposal from Ries Electric Incorporated to wire stock tank heaters at the feedlot. This proposal estimates a cost of $14,654.00. 3. Two letters of credit from The First National Bank in Lamar issued to Richard Hessey in care of Roggen Feedlot Inc. for the amount of $13,510.00 and $14,654.00. 4. A dust control plan for the feedlot. Staff has evaluated the proposals for work and the letters of credit and find - hem to be acceptable. The dust control plan appears to be sufficient to handle dust problems at the lot and the Staff approves of the proposal as submitted. Mr. Dacus, Manager of Roggen Feedlot, Inc. , has proposed a method to continue use of the flow-through water system at the feedlot. This proposal includes construction of a water infiltration system similar to a leach field to dispose of the water that is wasted through the drains. The Staff finds this to be an acceptable alternative to diverting water into the runoff containment pond. Staff will work with Mr. Dacus to aid in designing an appropriate system and insure that it is installed as required. This work can be accomplished in lieu of the electrical work proposed by Ries Electric Incorporated and it is the -estimate of the Staff that the cost will be substantially less than the $14,654.00 as proposed for the electrical work. So long as Roggen Feedlot agrees, in written form, to construct the water infiltration system for the waters, Staff approves of this proposal. WP/1f-648 JOHN N.DAHLE GRANT • McHENDRIE MICHAEL W. CALLAHAN J.ALBERT sEBALD A PROFESSIONAL CORPORATION CYNTHIA J.McLEAN DONALD M.BURKHARDT MARK N.TSCHETTER GAIL E.OPPENNEER ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW WILLIAM R.KELSO DONALD B.GENTRY JEREMY P. COHEN KEITH TEMPEL PAMELA C.BROWN JAMES E.BROWN •SPECIAL COUNSEL PATRICK A.GRANT PETER J. CROUSE JULIA O.ROBINSON MICHAEL E.GURLEY WALTER J.DOWNING ♦OF COUNSEL JUDITH D.JUDD October 15, 1991 WILLIAM GRANT DAVID S.HARMON DOUGLAS MCHENDRIE ♦CHARLES H.HAINES,JR. II91�-1988) Board of County Commissioners Weld County Colorado 915 10th Street Greeley, Colorado 80631 Re: Roggen Feed Lot, Inc. Dear Commissioners: At the October 9, 1991 Show Cause Hearing, you gave Roggen Feedlot Inc. (the "feedlot") a one week extension to submit certain estimates, letters of credit and a dust control plan. In effect, you conditionally granted the feedlot an extension to November 27, 1991 to implement the containment plan provided these documents were submitted on October 16, 1991. Attached are the following original documents: 1. A written estimate from Ries Electric, Inc. in the amount of $14,654 for water heaters, ditching, new panel and wiring. 2. A written estimate from Larry Nelson Excavating in the amount of $13,510 for excavation of 9,900 cubic yards of dirt, sloping the sides of the pond to a 3:1 ratio and transport costs. 3. Two Irrevocable Letters of Credit from the First National Bank in Lamar in the amounts of $14,654 and $13,510 as requested by the Commissioners. 4. A Dust Control Plan setting forth how dust will be managed. The proposed containment pond will have the capacity to hold two 25-year/24- -hour storm events while still having the capacity to hold 58,344 cu.ft. of water. The feedlot will continue to work with Wes Potter's office in determining which management alternatives -are the most practical while ensuring compliance with all applicable state and county regulations prior to -November 27, 1991. Very trul yours, zi/ %/�/ ./ Michael W. Callahan MWC:sas enclosures ONE UNITED BANK CENTER ♦ 1700 LINCOLN STREET, SUITE 3000 ♦ DENVER,COLORADO 80203.4530 TELEPHONE (303)832-7200 ♦ TELEFAX 1303)830-2394 From : FI-RST NATIDNAL BANK PHONE No. : 336 2500 Oct. 15 1951 10:39AM P02 AL. FIRST tss1ATIONAL DAt-N1K i( ) LAAAr\R ,FNB N41400 £o.mh Main . PT a.,v rise . i wmwr. fnln•wdn R1 0F4 • 71g/118.4251 Mr . AiChard Hes$ee c/o MogAen feedlot, rnc. 35895 VCR 1_S -Roggen, Colorado 8065-2 IRREVOCABLE _STANDBY LETTER AF CREDIT No. 11 Date: Actober 15, 1991 -Amount: 914, 654 . 00 Applicant: Richard Hesse. -Beneficiary: -Richard Hessee Expiration Dates October 31, 1981 Gentlemen: We hereby issue our irrevocable standby letter of credit in laver of the above named beneficiary. Aeguests to draw on this L/C will require written drafts presented to us by the expiration date with the following documents : Bills tend/or a letter documenting the funds are ler payment an the purchase and installation of stock tank heaters for Roggen Feedlot,Inc. in Weld County Colorado . First National _Sank shall not be in _any way responsible for performance by any teneficiary of its obligations, nor for 17-he farm, saffielency, -correetneas, -genuineness, authority of person signing, falsification or legal efitct of any document-6 called for Al such documents on their lace appear in order . This L/C Is subject to the law and customs and practices of the trails existing in the area where the beneficiary is located, said 3,/C shall be subject to, the "Uniform Customs and Practices for Documentary Credits ( 1983 -Revision) , International Chamber of -Commerce, Publication No. 40A" . First/ National Bank in Lamar _Clay Q. 4.thitham, President From : FIRST NATIONAL -BANK PHONE No. : 719 X36 2500 Oct. 15 1991 10:-00AM P03 Als. FIR-ST NATIONAL BANK in LAMAR `mpippr � zan�...... rn..:.. r.... ........_.._ .......� - . ........� .ins i Mr . Richard Hessee c/a Roggen Feedlot, Inc. X5893 WCR 18 Roggen, Colorado 80637. IRREVOCABLE -IITANDBX LETTER _OF CREDIT -N9. 1D Dates Dctober AS, 1991 Amount : $13, 510 . 0-0 Applicants Richard Hesse° Beneficiary: Richard Hessee Expiration Date : November 27, 19x1 Gentlemen: We -hereby issue our irrevocable standby letter of credit in favor of the ebova -named beneficiary. Requeete is draw on thi^ 1./C will require written drafts presented to us by the expiretian -alit* with the following documents : Bills and/or a letter documenting the fonds are for payment en the e-xcavation :projeet fist the expansion of ai waste water runoff lagoon #or Roggen Feedlot, Inc. in Weld County Colorado. First -National Bank shall not be In any -wey Atepone_ILle for _performance by any teneflclary of its obligations, nor for the form, sufficiency, xorrectneoe, xjenuinenasa, authority of person sisming, talsiCic:atiun a.rL legal uL any .tussumunle called for if such documents on thei-r face appear in order . This L/C is subject to the law and customs end -practices of the trade existing In the area where the beneficiary de located, said L/C shall be subJ ect to, the "Uni. orm Customs and -Practices For Documentary Credits ( 19-83 Revision) , International chamber -of commerce, publication No . 900" . Fleet National Rank An Lamar 4-111,44edr—.. Clay 0. Whltham, Prestdent LARRY NELSON EXCAVATING 13761 ELMORE RD. LONGMONT,COLORADO 80501 PHONE 776-0834 1 S 8(Th 1-dap 18 Ra , Co Mon ;11 LaA Out. ..A42-1) Qga0 0 ,6-fri G6AZf a `, 96 j-c t vtAa. LS( OA Ceti) yi pooua n--, ,1118tt-mi , ,. 1,ti7 i( (.,t,)X OW uti\ jai" ` afitE R ,._.. IE ELECTRIC, INC. P.O. Box 357 Keenesburg, CO 80643 (303) 659-4409 • (303) 732-4243 October 10, 1991 Rogen Feed Tot ltd. 35895 Weld Co. -Rd. 18 -Roggen CO 80652 ESTIMATE FOR WIRING OF STOCK TANK HEATERS. This estimate is to install new 100 amp, single-phase panel in metal building on south side of road and install under- ground wiring for stock tank heater. This wiring is based on stock tank heater no larger than 750 watt for each tank heater. Approximate total cost -$14,554.00 BREAKDOWN OF COST New panel & wiring $ 9,154.-00 Ditching 3,000.00 Heater 2,400.00 $14,634.00 If you have any questions please call 659-4409 or 732-4243. Thank ou �,�vl'4 i Sim -Ries, President RIES ELECTRIC, INC. ROGGEN FEED LOT, INC. DUST CONTROL -PLAN October 16, 1991 FOLLOWING is a list of measures which will be taken to reasonably control dust within the facility as well as fugitive dust: 1. Customary cleaning of pens to keep loose dust-causing materials to a minimum. 2. Periodic sprinkling of pens with sprinklers currently in place to control dust as necessary. A rotational system will be used to ensure water supply to livestock is not affected. Adequate water supply is available for this method. 3. A tank with spreader pipe will be used to apply effluent from containment pond to feed alleys and other areas on-site traveled by feed lot equipment. 'MESE practices will be applied as necessary to maintain dust levels at a minimum. ROGGEN FEED LOT, INC. Gary Dacus, Manager OCT-15-1991 14:39 FROM TO -2024214871048o P•Ot GRANT ♦ isiCHENDRIE PROFESSIONAL CORPORATION One United Bank Center 1700 Lincoln Street,Suite 3000 Denver, Colorado 60203-1086 (303) 832-7200 (303) 830.2394/FAX TAI u o ER EOVER SHEET DATE: October 15, _1991 TO: ' Mr tta Morrison ; Ms. Lanell Swanson FAX NUMBER: 1 352-0242 FROM: Michael W. Callahan,Esq. NO. OF PAGES: E5(inc.cover) CLIENT NUMBER: 871-0.486 ROGGEN-C PROBLEMS, CALL: Sherry Sbih, secretary No-page letter to Mr. Wes Potter with attachments, dated today from Michael Callahan, Esq. PIegse copal --fhrs -transincs. soN and dstakt. it 607% Lee-anCOM /erg giOnS 4 THE INFORMATION-CONTAINED IN TEIIS FACSIMILE MESSAGE IS ATTORNEY-PRIVILEGED AND CONFIDENTIAL R ENTITY NAMED ABOVE. IF THE-READER OF THIS hO3SSAGE ISSDED FORTHE USE NOT THE INTENDED O-RECIPIENT OR THE F THE INDIVIDUAL O�LOYEE OR AGENT RESPONSIBLE TO DELIVER rr THE INTENDED RECIPIENT,YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT-ANY DLSSEMINATION.DISTRIB TIION OR COPYING OF THIS FAX IS STRICTLY-PROHIBITED. IF YOU HAVE RECEIVED THIS MIN ERROR, PIRASE IMMEDIATELY NOTIFY US BY-TELEPHONE,AND-RE=TURN THE ORIGINAL MESSAGE TO US-AT THE-ABOVE ADDRESS VIA THE U.S.POSTAL SERVICE OCT 15 ' 91 14 : 31 PAGE . 001 n OCT-15-1991 14:55 FROM TO L.3520242 P.01 GRANT A 1cHENDRIE a cALLANAN JwW t SEBADAHLs suLESN j, DUR HHHALD A PROFESSIONAL_CORPORATION Malt N.=NEYTER DONALD a.OrrENNEEX M4S1A1M L R4LSO mAiL DONALD D.GENTRY A1'TOItNS�`S n>rrb COUNSELORS AT LAW pawn P.CONAN DONNA KEITH TOWEL Pte'•C.11ItOw'N SETBWEL •snout.COVNtaL � JAMES E.ExOM'N x3 CIOUSO AMOK A.GIANTINSON MICHAEL L CURLEY JULIA .1xOHWSON •W couNsxL WALYBH J.HDowN1770MD wILLIAM OWN' JUDITH D. NION DOUGLAS swH NDRE pAVm S.HNG/ON •avian 1t HAMS.JH. Da,fMal October 13, 1991 VIA FAX Wes Potter, Director Environmental Protection_Services Weld County Department of-Health 1517 16th Avenue Court Greeley, Colorado 80631 Re: Roggen Feed Lot, Inc. Dear Mr.potter. • This confirms OUT recent conversations with regards to the containment plan for Roggen Feed Lot, Inc. (the "feedlot"). On October 9, 1991, the Commissioners for Weld County_gave the feedlot a one-week_eatension to submit e dust abatement plan, written estimates for excavation, sloping and water heaters as well as certain letters -of credit corresponding to such estimates. The_Commissioners, in-effect, conditionally granted the feedlot-an extension-to Nov_ember 27, 1991 to implement she containment plan-provided these documents were submitted on October 16, 1991. You stated at the October 9, 1991 heating that she feedlot had previously submitted a containment plan which had been approved by your office. On October 10, It, 1991, you agreed that she feedlot could use Abe-flow-through system and soot be required so put in water beaters. Y_ou also aclosowledged that she decision wo-put n water heaters was one for management end shat your position-was strictly to Abe containment plan feasibility. You further agreed to-recommend approval of the feedlot's modified containment • plan which didnot have water beaters and provided us with numerous options to use in lieu of water_heaters. These included_diverting water into a leach Meld, recirculating, diverting water _onto property or-breaking ice in the tanks in the event � decision to change from a flow through System was made-by management. The feedlot hereby agrees that the flow-through waters will not be used in such a fashion that they will flow into the containment pond so as to impair or unlawfully affect the 25-year/24-hour state law requirement. The feedlot will continue to work with your_office to insure allstate and cotmty7egulations with respectto she containment ONE UNITED BANK CENTER ♦ 1700 LINCOL-N STREET.St.= 3000 A, DENVER.COLORADO SO2034330 TELEPHONE D03)832.7200 a 'TELEFAX D021830-2394 TOTAL IR.01 OCT IS ' 91 14: 47 PAGE. 001 OCT-15-1991 14:40 FROM "520e42467104Sr F.02 • Wes Potter, Director October 15, 1991 Page 2 pond are satisfied prior to November 27, 1991. The feedlot is in the process of determining which management alternatives are the most_practical. Even though you have agreed that the feedlot should not be required to put in the water heaters, the feedlot will provide the Commissioners with the following documents on October 16, 1991: 1. A written estimate from aim Electric,Ina in the amount of 514,654 for water heaters, ditching, new panel and wiring. 2. A written estimate from Larry Nelson Excavating in the amount of 513,510 for excavation bf 9, 00 cubic yards of dirt, sloping the aides of the pond to a3:1 ratio and transport cosu. 3. Two Irrevocable Letters of Credit from the Tirst National Bank in Lamar in the amounts of 514,634 and S13.510 as requested by the Commissioners. 4. A Dust Control Plan setting forth how dust will be managed. Enclosed are copies of the above listed documents. As you know, the estimate from Ries Electric, Inc. and the $14,654 Letter of Credit are being submittedsolely to satisfy the terms of the conditional extension _given by the Commissioners. ivly conversations with Lee Morrison and yourself indicated that obtaining these documents was necessary in order to satisfy the specific terms_of the Commissioners resolution and evidence the feedlot's_good faith. These documents will have no further purpose in light of the fact that the water heaters will not be part of the modified containment plan. Very truly yours, Michael W. C_allaban MWC:sas cc(via fax): Mr. Lee Morrison (w/enels) Ms. Lanell Swanson (w/ends) Gary Dacus, Manager (w/encls) • Jr OCT 15 ' 91 14: 32 PAGE . 002 j�,4 47-rk,•:^ MEMORAMUM Lanell Swanson Illik To Ptann;ng n�narrmentat A COLORADO From Wes Potter. Director. - . �i ntal Protection -Service-a Sahjaet: Status of Roggen Feedlot SUP-208 Richard Hessee This memo will serve to provide documentation as to the status of the Roggen Feedlot as of October 8, 1991. To this _date, the Roggen-Feedlot has accomplished the following: A. Submitted a plan for the Feedlot Run-Off Containment Facility. The plan has been reviewed and approved by Environmental _Protection Staff. B. Construction has been ongoing for the last 30 days and the facility is partially constructed. The berms on either side of the pond are constructed and a large amount of the drainage configuration has been completed. C. Construction of the pond has been ongoing for approximately 10 days. Construction of the pond has not been completed as of this date. D. The monitoring well has been drilled and installed according to county specifications in the location approved by the Environmental _Protection Division. The operator of the feedlot has arranged for sampling of the groundwater table at that location in the near future. E. The operator of the facility has agreed not to utilize the thru-flow watering system as it presently exists at the facility. The water tanks in each -pen will be protected by electrical heating units placed in each tank. F. The operator of the facility has presented the staff with a request for a 60 flay extension of time to permit completion of the project at the feedlot. Staff has reviewed this proposal and has no objections to granting the 60 day extension. Staff recommends that the November 27th completion date to a final date for completion and that no further extensions of time _be extended. The new manager of the facility, Gary Dacus, has demonstrated a willingness to comply with the requirements of the county and to construct the facility as approved by the Department. While earlier management has not been conscientious in initiating construction as required, Mr. _Dacus has demonstrated a strong willingness to comply and the Staff supports this effort. WP/lf-591 CT: P. O. Box 25 Roggen , CO 80652 September 24 , 1991 Weld County Commissioners 915 10th Street Greeley , CO 8O534 Dear Commissioners: I em writing this letter to request a 60-day extension of the time permitted for Roggen Feed Lot, Inc . , to complete expansion and modification of the current runoff containment at our facility. After reviewing with Mr . Wes Potter and Ms. Lynell Swanson the changes necessary to bring the yard into com- pliance, it is evident that the project cannot be completed by September 27 , 1991 , elthough efforts are ongoing . I have been hired by the present ownership to manage this feedyard. With 12 years experience in feedlot management, I have the utmost confidence that this can be done in a manner that is compatible with the other agri- businesses in the area and can, infact, be managed in such a way so as to be viewed as an asset rather than a detri- ment. Although I have come to understand that past manage- ment' s relationthip with the commission anc the surrounding neighbors has been less than amicable, I can assure you that my posture will be one of cooperation. Since accepting responsibility for management of this facility on September -5 , 1991 , progress has been made pur- suant -to requirements for compliance for containment facili- ties. A monitoring well was installed September 18, 1991 , by R&R Well Service of Greeley , CO, according to specifica- tions from Mr . Potter. Prior to my arrival , ditches and berms were constructed directing runoff into the existing pond. The pond is in the process of being drained now and will be finished prior to the September 27 , 1991 , deadline. Weld County Commissioners Page 2 September 24, 1991 In addition, I have been in contact with Larry Nelson Excavating of Longmont, CO, who has agreed to help in modifying the slope of the inner walls to a 3: 1 ratio per Mr. Potter and expanding the capacity of the pond to approx- imately 605 ,000 cubic feet. This increase will be 69 , 500 cubic feet more than is required by the guidelines. We will participate in the expansion process with our own labor and aqu 1 Amen i.. AS the expansion pray ressss , clay iaiate r .l existing in the current subsoil will be used to properly line the pond. I have enclosed a copy of the log compiled during the drilling of the monitoring well , showing that there is sufficient clay material in the subsoil to provide acceptable lining for the pond . In order to verify that our containment facility is not damaging the water supply , Mr . Potter' s office will be con- tracted to handle periodic testing of the monitoring well . Current ownership has been advised of the costs involved and has agreed to expend such resources to complete the project. They have also shown a commitment in providing management that is dedicated to the responsibilities of maintaining a clean and efficient business. With this in mind , I would ask that you accept my proposal to extend the deadline for completion of the project to November 27 , 1991 . Sincerely , • I- G ry cus, "Manage Roggen Feed Lot, Inc. Enclosure GD/clm (741 -2 , . F J1/Lzen, el . edaturaz2n/ ` rnT - n -./1 ATTORNEY AT LAW f L • `ALAN G. HILL 813 MAIN STREET P.O. BOX 850 t(' t1:.. JhV J.BARTLETT LOUISVILLE.COLORADO 80027 Aesocietee TELEPHONE(303)666-4060 TELEFAX(303)666-4426 October 4, 1991 Weld County Commissioners 915 10th Street Greeley, CO 80631 Re: Docket No. 90-54, Shaw Cause Revocation of Special Use Permit No. 208, Richard Hesse Dear Commissioners: This office represents the Shoeneman 5M Ranch, Inc. , an immediate neighbor of the referenced project. We have appeared before you several times with respect to this _natter. The above-referenced action has been set for October 9, 1991 in order to consider a revocation of the special use permit issued for the Roggen Feedlot. Contrary to your resolution of March 27, 1991, Mr. Hesse did not substantially comply with your requirements, even within the six month period which you gave him for compliance. The present action stems from a show cause order issued in August of last year and since that time both the county staff and the operator himself have acknowledged that the project has been out of compliance. In your resolution of March 27 , 1991, you authorized a 180 day period in which the feedlot must be brought into compliance. The neighboring landowners all argued for a shorter period based upon the checkered history of the feedlot and the r-atune of the required remedial actions. Activities on the feedlot property directed at compliance did not begin until a few weeks ago, and apparently were initiated too late for the project to be brought into compliance by your deadline. Your March 27 resolution stated that on or before September 27 , 1991, the project shall be brought "into full compliance with SUP No. 208 or the permit shall be revoked" . My clients request that you enforce your order and revoke the permit. There is ample evidence that the feedlot has been a continuing problem for many years. Failing that, they would ask that any extended compliance period be very short, preferably 30 days or less. With appropriate diligence, all of the remaining work should be easily completed within that time period. Weld County Commissioners October 4 , 1991 Page 2 Furthermore, a short compliance period will avoid the winter weather, which could cause further delays. 1C1 y s, Stephen T. Williamson�� STW/rla cc: Weld County Department of Health Weld County Planning Board County Attorney Joel Shoeneman CA as C ,. 35 A ? IS P0GGE-4) TE-E-kwir 5i� P #Zo2 et pLi9 t,V7s rtLE4) to/ Pe-RAJ/wit/6 eviuMlss/o ) — GUELO 6 , 4g -N ()EFT Cyr/ �CPrim 6Ete 27, 1i-9 l ( .4 -S-4throgiv " rr, . f L)_,, ,_, 4---- ___?A. c_ _,F._,4_,,,,:ti--- ,� �-rte.-' tie-, c_'�, ��.v� / ' ✓b' lam` � ,C'2-----,-) -,--t- -e—��C52q-'(� - ,, ��{,�, -4_2-4 A_ fit, -gami p------7.-(---0-- c %r c-t_Li °L. . - -e---a-c- f "1—e\--t-A)7"\.) 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FOG 5Z RICHARD PARKER 36296 WCR IS ROGGEN, COLORADO 80652 (303) 849-5328 Z.,...1777-2',---1( ��ys _2,c:4-r.-,i.-ne.; G/ar7w "Ite . , '��rr'-v L 77"L �'-2x1-,ter.-Gr �'vl� ! ire „LA",r • I GSAZ. e*hiyi "1/4 �ll-C' �/�j 2< �� / ^ p ///' \/ /y / �� /iii /71/2-elf (,-/L/ZL"3L �- /i " L 7://-1"/zC y / G C 7717e-e°�j�.IE r'/"' `7 �� >,� y- v %1% lam^ r7:1- —72 /firms.,-✓y � �rZ-ct -L_. l Xri �nr�GG''LGa-7_,---• -n/ - �Yc��/. /G L..-�'� �,� �y/i//•a.CA:.L.i L`/ (--21;67C, . 5.7-71-e a-t Czy Sept 25, 1991 Roggen, CO Crtter in opposition to the Roggen Feedlot permit 0208 1) The feedlot has, had numerous opportunities to get in compliance, but has not. 2) The corrmi osioners gave d deadline. Why are they going-back on their own ruling? ') If the necessary work can be lone in a f-ew 'yveek_, why hasn't it been done during the allotted time? 4) This issue should be settled and not drug out any longer due to the stress, expense: and burden upon t h-e families i n./ol v_ed. 5) Llrl=._ontrolled fliBs, Y%,�eds, and mosoitoes have been a summer problem. This is a health hazard to the almmuni ty. Your_ Trul4. jia-vittfl _lames and Martha k:laoner z3‘,.2.2 w c te 79 eoci6E,vf l 0 $D651-- Lauri Klausner 7501 weR 77 Roggen, CO 00652 Re: Action of Board to Show Cause Hearing to Consider Revocation of SUP #208 - Richard Hessee To the Board of County Commissioners of Weld Countys I, Lauri Klausner, a concerned neighbor against the Roggen Feedlot expansion, had attended three commission hearings and left with the understanding that Hessee had certain conditions to be met inwhich his property must be in full compliance with SUP #208 or the permit would be denied. Hessee has admitted that the work hasn't been csampleted whereupon, the permit must be denied: This feedlot is permitted -for 3600 head and to anyone else who wants to own this feedlot must be made to realize that further expansion proposals to this piece of eeal estate, to wit: Part of the NE/4 of Section 25, Township 2 North, mange 63 West of the 6th P.M. , field County, Colorado will be denied: The ,,ermit must be denied once and for all and the unpermitted pens be taken out: Sincerely, n 7tjkliatiV Lauri Klausner ?5 O/ wG1e_ w c2 77 ROG('FA) ? O6,S Z C.1,1 ��- iC - A - I ',Vela County hoard of County Co iimission: rs Sirs : In rep and to the ' Aoggeu Feedlot ' spacial Permit : up # 2.08. Ifter having mix months of time to Grin& this feedlot 4) to compliance . e feel it should not ce gives more time as they will not finish in the next time limit either. We are person living, close to the feedlot to know what goes on there . The last meeting: we hau with the bo_tra tney said it would have tc oe finish in this set time oft, ue dosed . Thank You •1r. & Nrs . Gerald Si;gg 7224 iti.C.Rd .77 Roggen, Co . 80652 7;7 t W MA-a- /St za k�. 2F_ T0 EFOr1 BPI ,: i1ES T F'. 09'1 Post-k"brand fax transmittal memo 7671 n ar mem e Te' From ct Co. / Co. m Ala tiGA Dept. hone/ 7Y. Y 9 " 9 Fa N f r.. . —9 `-C Fax a a September 1991 Weld County Commissioners Greeley, Colorado Dear Commissioners , In regard to the Hesse feed lot south of Roggen, Z think that it is now time to enforce the resolution of March 27 , 1991 . There have been several extensions in the past and the lot is still not in compliance. The September 27 , 1991 should be honored. Thank you for your effort and consideration. Sincerely, Christine A. Bell 5M Corporation. Landowner .91.1.79n Sept 25 1991 Roggen, CO Letter in Dpoosition to the Roggen Feedlot permit. s208 1.) The feedlot has had numerous opportunities to get in compliance, but has not. The commissioners gave a deadline. Why are they going back on their own rifling`' 3) If the necessary Mirk can be dine in a few weeks, why hasn't it been done during the allotted time? 4 This issue should be settled and not drug out any longer due to the stress, expense, and burden upon the families involved. 5; Uncontrolled flies, weeds, and mosquitoes have ben a summer problem. This is a health hazard to the community: Yours Truly, f12-61-4t .7Cetz4Dg /V Bruce and Debbie Klausner 3H-)4IC 10. C P. / Cie l et rl.C.a G CL L�� C- r'c�G'v.3 �,.4�t . .) i, / IC/ I(----1(C( ..� �a; •• �c��Dr ino..�.aL<Yzc <__� .mot C l Lc a c1 lj f, l « ��C, �_� 7 ��1� fc �/;UGC � <<-r, 0 '' �u-/<./l�' ci � 1 - /� /1 -)6(.. lLL.'f /�i'�o / ��.1}( CEG(7,,, ,,, i /41,. .,..A., 11 ..-0 t /41..,_.),J,_ , _. ...C<.!-C 657 ce ,c--(,,- _ -', '..) 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Resolutions and regulations are written for a our?.ose , rher. - fore their continual abuse should not be allowed. 3 . Sand Creek is adjacent ''pie f .rd lot . It flows water all summer lona . It also averages one flood a year . The feed lot actually sets on the underground mainstrear. This contributes cor.ta ination to be in excess . Deep wells are reauired as far as; Rogge n . . 4 . This makes for a long term situation not a short O1-,& . 5 . The location of the feed lot is wrong since it is contrary to the health regulations as written . This project has been given it ' s due proce ss and time . So we ask that you abide by the Resolutions as written. VCSincerely el44ic, " -"6-%-- M.A. Sh ene_ an 5M corporation - • 'A �? 5 M SHOENEMAN I ��.� ��;_ CHAROLAIS .., ''.r�y. JOEL & LINDA SHOENEMAN �� 8672 Weld County Road 73 Roggen, Colorado 80652 ( (303) 849-5259 Ater-t_ etku -ii; o ttened O, 7a Sae bp-e , -10 z f.t s cucett-gp eze-c , eekAit`- 0-8a) t) -Ykee , .tezai-e-i )1,z_ asp- 7eLee64,-- .5' Ll P N 2,0B.. 'Ala' 7 ciykcet 7 peiO abta.C --watt t/tce aWel el-e-14. , )114 . / dL,,to AeL-01 7 eAmitt"Az-1 le ,ems eu"-6/ Ai -le 1d V Le Arizj mu' /// it..to iz A' LA-0 , :fru-tx, #40 ial z u f. at_ y-uA euJ-24- ` (1u Wl u.cei- (27 , NV, J _ (C-La Leal a.�'4' /11-17-6—df P4-8-29.e1/41s06) /6'-t/Pcs ' )9(t-ed frtoLie-e ,i4A-Z) 1-o-li Or ad-t e,2_, cu-e I� SuP '2d g at licE y_tcuL(4-1 azitace Ato , aetar .��- a '40 ?lutenks4_ ift � tte-, t totte 5") ge rir r ) 2 icee4A. g--(4-O,1-aw 6 frbe-n) Afa, 740.1 turbo Z, -trice leeix dow-- -�N �ieffl2T a4.(i )2-7C.&izt2-68u 'i'c-Q.G`PiL i l'et sir 61 ( .Aileo, g�oz evie- Iidykt . F-f 4 September 26 , 1991 Dear Commissioners , I oppose another extention to Mr. Hessi on the feed lot . He has had a long list of extentions , and ample time to comply with these Resolutions . The reasons for compliance have been stated clearly before you in several hearings . He has yet to comply and will probably continue to ask for morn extentions . His lack of compliance shows his intent . Resolutions are written for the protection of everyone. His time is up, and so the Resolutions must come into affect . His permit can not be extended. �Sinca_eiy //�u c•lace,//Ski Michelle Miller 5m Corporaticn Os-4 ... ' CERTIFICATE OF MAILING The undersigned hereby -certifies that a true and correct copy of the foregoing Notice of Hearing, -Docket X191-54, was placed in the United States mail, postage prepaid, addressed to the following property owners. 416( DATED this p�� day of 4,34- ivit ) , X1/991. \off) 6- /L novL_ ) Deputy C eto tue Board SCHOENEMAN FIVE M RANCH, INC. _P.O. BOX 2582 LYONS, CO 80540 MARIE T. BUCHOLZ 7640 WELD COUNTY ROAD 73 ROGGEN, CO 80652 RAYMOND R. KAUFFMAN JULIUS A. 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' n-)( :•1 S c }ice =•• cans;f •7i i t, C,, �` ' /1�11-x_ Qef:` : • u .- � iskN X1 .i t J a-Ai t a .1; 14;4 'K Yet 1 Acticr, mEmoRrinDUm Wilk Board of County To Commissioners Date September 17 , 19'91 COLORADO From _Lee D. Morrison, Assistant Weld County Attorney sub;ect Roggen Feedlot The Roggen Feedlot has a few more weeks in which to attempt to come into compliance with their existing Special Use Permit. It is my understanding that work in currently being conducted but their attorney has indicated to me that he would have to admit that they have not completed the work and -had mot really etarted until recently. Under the circumstances, 1 would suggest that your Board consider setting a hearing Late to 'determine whether, in fact, they have failed to come into compliance following the final deadline. The operator could, at that time, request any additional time. s ) Lee D. Morrison Assistant Weld County Attorney rm --- Sef et ,/e �d�..Aydare e > .4.r 1.1 HARBERT v of* KENNEDY KIRBY a LACY -Al WEBSTER 4t-FAIh \Oh In i Hello