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Home My WebLink About910392.tiff RESOLUTION RE: APPROVE PLOWING PERMIT N0. 91-02, WAIVE COLLATERAL, AND AUTHORIZE CHAIRMAN TO SIGN - GERALD A. STRAIGHT 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 a0 0U 0 WHEREAS, Gerald A. Straight desires to obtain a Plowing Permit to cultivate U certain grassland described as the W/2 of Section 22, Township 7 North, Range 59 O West of the 6th P.M. , Weld County, Colorado, and oW 03 ox WHEREAS, pursuant to Ordinance X1108-A, Gerald A. Straight has requested the A-41 • Board waive the collateral required, and has submitted all other pertinent a documents necessary for the issuance of a Plowing Permit, and O U W u1 R'i N WHEREAS, Gerald A. Straight has also requested a waiver of the required a permit fee, and �x a w a V WHEREAS, the Board deems it appropriate to approve the issuance of a rnz Plowing Permit to Gerald A. Straight for those grasslands described in the 0 H approved Soil Conservation Plan, a copy of which is attached hereto and �n H incorporated herein by reference, and 0m a w vi W WHEREAS, the Board also deems it appropriate to waive the collateral Crt requirements and permit fee. �r z N N R,' o NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of County Commissioners of Weld N WUWIX: County, Colorado, that Plowing Permit No. 91-02 be, and hereby is, issued to x£ Gerald A. Straight. CO M NO pi BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED by the Board that the collateral requirement and the w permit fee be, and hereby is, waived. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED by the Board that the Chairman be, and hereby is, authorized to sign said Plowing Permit. 910392 Page 2 RE: PLOWING PERMIT N0. 91-02 - STRAIGHT The above and foregoing Resolution was, on motion duly made and seconded, adopted by the following vote on the 1st day of May, A.D. , 1991. BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS ATTEST: Met WELD COUNTY CO ORADO Weld County Clerk to the Board Gordoff irma By: r //JJ�_ Deputy Cle k to the Boa eo�ga Kenne , Pro-Tem APPROyFD AS TO FORM: 7 .`J2.5��-[0 > ti-41- f7 c._ --.Y-- Constance L. Harbert —__. _ County Attorney C. W. Kirby llil 6* if/OIL6jUt W. H. Webster 910392 ORDINANCE NO. 108-A PERMIT NO. PERMIT FOR PLOWING GRASSLAND APPLICANT NAME: ADDRESS: LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF GRASSLAND(S) TO BE CULTIVATED: ATTACH FOLLOWING: APPROVED SOIL CONSERVATION PLAN, ALL MAPS AS REQUIRED BY ORDINANCE 108-A, AND PROOF OF OWNERSHIP OF GRASSLAND(S) OR, IF LEASED, PROOF OF AUTHORITY TO CULTIVATE. PERMIT FEE: $240. 00 for the first 100 acres = $240. 00 $. 10 per acre thereafter = TOTAL = COLLATERAL: (Must be in the sum of $30. 00 per acre. ) Approved by the Board in the sum of $ PERMIT AND COLLATERAL APPROVED BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF WELD COUNTY, COLORADO ON THE DAY OF , 19_ Landowner or Lessee: BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WELD COUNTY, COLORADO By: By: Date: Cha. an zgyA/444g; ATTEST: Weld County Clerk to the Board SEAL BY: (O --ziXOt) Deputy glerk to the Board This Permit is issued pursuant to Ordinance No. 108-A adopted by the Weld County Board of County Commissioners on March 11, 1986, and requiring the issuance of permits for the plowout and cultivation of grassland(s) . Pursuant to said Ordinance, the Permittee is required to follow a conservation plan approved by the local Conservation District Board, must pay all applicable fees pursuant to Ordinance 142, and must submit collateral in an amount as set by Ordinance 142 . Said collateral must be approved by the Board prior to the issuance of this Permit. 910392 Township__. , Range , County ----- State - - ORDINANCE NO. 108 PERMIT NO. I 3 i I E ! I I _ .I t i f + i I ......_.._..__s_....... _. .._. __-- .._ .._ . - - - ——s - i ; i i i : i I i ` I i • , i i I i i ' ! i -- - -_i_._ -— --- -,o--- I .. i --I —r— ! E I ! s 1 ii . I ! • l I I I 1 i I I - - It _ _. r ...... . . ... _.... .......... I I I I ! i i I \• ' I I ,...._.. --..... ... - 1.... ............. . . . ....._..._ I. Al a I I ! . __r— ....--24—..—y-.............- 25---'a'— - x_..--29---�- 2. . ----•—-. ........ ._.__.... _� �_ I • .....__............I 1. .. ... ...... _.............. ..__._.—..... I ; I I i ,.. _ .. . r I _._— _._._...—._....—__.. ... .... _.. . . . .. i : I I4. FORM 50 f-- . 91_0, 32 / (z„.._(-1i Io......„,...__\_ ��i. l � . cbc,... „.„....c 6—C%e.-..-q.....-- im e"- "---' C----7_j .q. ls-- _ w - _ C ._. . - __ -.. _-_ _. _._._ __.__. :.- .._... _.. - . _ _. r-17-1? 0 - - _. 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J= ;1, '1`/ S r;i 1q t��Alt: .4y y/� m 4- 1 r -2 :;-,n,;.,• ),'1 ', � - r .,,, \ 'A' 2.,/ •J,1' ,� �l , i 1'^ ""Q'o ... ..� ^5t u'!ai �i� 's'�t7-1 rl•, r•.....:./.,,,A,;,•1/4 C�`f- '.,Li i\'� ..." ' ^-1�-_ .i. .."4-,` \\,�j 1 ` 'r � J , •m•-:-',-:.i P "`,,.,v 1 r: • - • 910192 OFFICE OF BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS PHONE (303) 356-4000. ExT. 4200 PO.. Box 758 758 ' GREELEY, COLORADO 80632 C. COLORADO January 30, 1991 Gerald A. Straight 225 19th Avenue Court Greeley, CO 80631 RE: Plowing Permit for Property Located in the West Half of Section 22 , Township 7 , North, Range 59 West of the 6th P.M. , Weld County, Colorado Dear Mr. Straight: The Board of County Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado, has considered your request dated January 22 , 1991 , concerning a waiver of Weld County Ordinance No . 108-A as it applies to property located in the West Half of Section 22 , Township 7 North, Range 59 West of the 601 P.M. , Weld County, Colorado. The Board o£ County Commissioners understands that you wish to cultivate a five-acre parcel located in the Northwest corner of Section 22 . This parcel will be included in your conservation plan for the majority of the West Half of Section 22 . Attached is a copy of the plat which shows in blue the property which you plan to include in the conservation plan. Please be advised that the Board of County Commissioners will require you to obtain a permit for all of the property which you intend to cultivate in the West Half of Section 22, T7N, R59W. The Board will , however, waive the fee and the collateral for the permit. It is also the Board' s understanding that the cultivation plan from the Soil Conservation Service will not be issued until late February, 1991. Please come into the Clerk to the Board' s Office to apply for the permit once you have received the conservation plan. If you should have anv questions regarding this letter, please feel free to call Bruce T. Barker, Assistant Weld County Attorney, 356-4000, extension 4391 . Very truly yours , BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WELD OUN COLORADO ,o on acY hairman sc : Bruce T Barker , Assistant County Attorney 91.0392 I 51. IOC) :3, L - r' �-. Tr 9 �, p , a nfe Ili / 1 /\X\J / .. ... Yn : : _... : U.S. ol_1'nnTro Cr,T OP AC n IC VLTU nC IN 1 7 -) _ 7_ c_/ ) SOIL C0NSCItV nTioN SGRVIC[ _, 1 scs -cPn -16 z z, .} CONSERVATION PLAN MAP • C I ( 700t. Owner Ge 0. ' d J l�',a tC,'' L F. Operator �rk. �w.c__ County ( Llv-I d / State C O Date_ //471/ Approximate acres .2sq' P, �Approsimate scale �� > 1 �IItr_ Cooperating with {,t hl�() rem- ,,,C Conservation District Plan identification FCL^-'� 3s7 1 Photo number /iSC-S CC_ go Assisted by Ai ic.t',,,x_. 0 �icc_ USDA Soil Conservation Service I_ — 04-4:1.1.i'-;:..,-;±- <.- v-t} T .47it - ,( s ^R^_;-'; ^4 / }ny /'7 L I\ LY I.S., ,'y,, { .-12,V...ti.'::?:..:KS>^ r� tI_ �;\ i\,Q; - IYr'ign_f to CYO C . 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'_i TI I E:C.t p r ii is t: I c!3 ::a r f? • • . i • . • , L.+•._ mi . n'i:aI r1�V . Pr ?+.:1i cisi1 c.a'i o 3'ii'?t' o . . erosion LJ { 1 . . 1'•`....`�'F'•o v I! i : :L CI c E 'tJ:i { l.i k' i i.i L , • I • •,•c: . .. .. •;'° ' : ; i 1 i• •(•.% , . Zf al lc'ar i; ! I:FL is i •..+:. .-i.._.... A.. i.li 1 :'i is o• V"1•.. '1.i: g:.•....WI; . CI .. • .. • A.•c . • :.1' • :. :'1:.I 'v . .:I n '4 . t a'1 l r.it t:i"1':?r c r I 1 r:. ( i .. I-. . .d •'a , 1Vu 1_ c I. .:.1- s w t', i r1 . is :1.n J ,..:1 a1::: I.Ieai.ns , • i _' t . I::ICI , o r"g a fi lI +.I'.c o t,r1 a r" 31 - t_. T 1 i I 1 I ...1 ALT 1. . . _ 9 .0392.. I _ 1..1.'.:.i. .i e a:' ..:.I... . :.- ... tti:_!I'• : i. - -...-e Page 2 of ._.. . . r. .". . ... .. Ion f•,r».ry i r - February 1'»�! 1991 __ _ _ ____ __ __ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ _ _ __ _ _ __ ___ ____________ ___ __ ___ Assisted i.•y Michael D. Rice _ _____ ___ r• : ei •. : !"� ian�,ed Ai.'pi , e_• 1. Late : Narrative `.,•:. . Amount 1.i i�.: Y _ n•�r.L'lA"S 4 i R•-•C c,r-•_i ` i • I. ...• r".....::::....* E;7.0. ice..c . . Sep, . _ , 'ft . : : - ~i 1 1 ti+�F .� . - W_'4 .-...r▪ ri Iy .. �:' _ I . • I 1 i 1= 'w` i o t e r W,1 e a. t r.. 1 I a i v a`.'t e d w "__....'i� 5:1 .0 1 is . : J e:r' : : a n�_. a f t a : I c{-1 I r e l may be .d _._.* • _ ac . i '? _ , i i pisIrt'or"med . 1ite foI : owini spring , a seedbed . 1 p e p a:� e d for or the r low residue crop in Z. or +_ • i i 1 oi:. at : r:<_ . The low residue • crop o is fol , owed by j i:l season o !' • . : ia • iow . Grazing of not more • i• i : :,13.. oho'?'-1 i I'd of the residues . . from m ti•ie? ; ow residue Crop is , : . a. , : c.we•I or a faI . C.ni5F ! may be , : • ' : l.:'.. r i i.. .y %.1.. fallow period ..1.I.1 . j.r• . n t: • p:i. 1 . 7 1 clny,el 'F o f I o w es d fail . . : :q . :1 . fi.uf11 .....•}un t l of fiat sma i i . , , , , i I_e•,L , re,:, on the soil surface , : o!.i; . Ii:.3 t.',n ,:.•. c:('-vJ 1 CI tL: period .;I,.:i , i : . r„1.:1,.1 I -• fai. .tier" wner-I..4 : harvest , _ij!_I i's/ac after : a.'!' :ii?r f I ! t•1k period. :'i«?c? . , s. •. t-.i.ciIi•'.d table for soil surface I o i i i- . i 1.a T.:7.. i-. C i .r 1. _a Win•., • _ ,I , 91.079 USDA-Soil Conservaton Service Greeley Field Office 3/91 RESIDUE CONVERSION CHART To convert FROM: Flat small grain equivalents (fsge) residue amounts shown in the Food Security Act (FSA) conservation plan, TO: actual amounts of crop residues, in pounds per acre, by crop type to meet the FSA plan requirements. Step 1: Locate the column for the fsge amount shown in the plan. Step 2 : Read down the crops to the appropriate crop type residue type (i.e. standing grain corn, standing silage corn, random small grain, growing winter wheat, etc. ) . Step 3 : Read the amount in pounds per acre of actual residue that are required. For practice code 344 Crop Residue Management and 'Till ACS Tillage, the residue levels are required through the critical wind erosion period from December 1 to as late in the spring as practical before spring seedbed preparation. For 329 Conservtion Tillage, the residues levels are an after planting amount. pounds/acre flat small grain equivalents fsge Crop Residue Type 250 500 750 1000 1250 1500 1750 2000 2250 2500 Alfalfa, Std Res 75 175 250 350 450 500 600 700 800 900 Beans 10 Std 90 F1 500 725 950 1200 1300 1500 1600 1750 1900 2000 Beans F1 Res 500 875 1250 1500 1900 2250 2500 2800 3250 3500 Corn Gr Std Res 300 700 1000 1400 1600 2000 2250 2500 3000 3250 Corn Gr F1 Res 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 4500 5000 Corn Gr Res No Lvs 1100 2200 3250 4500 6000 7000 9000 Corn Sil Std Res 400 850 1250 1500 1750 2250 2500 3000 3250 3500 Potato F1 Res 525 1000 1300 1700 2000 Safflower Std Res 250 400 550 700 800 900 1000 1200 1250 1300 Safflower F1 Res 600 1000 1300 1700 2000 2300 2500 2900 3250 3500 Sm Grain Std Stub 75 175 200 250 350 400 475 550 600 700 Sm Grain F1 Stub 100 225 375 550 750 900 1200 1300 1500 1750 Sm Grain Gro Fl Sur 75 200 375 500 650 750 900 1000 1200 1300 Sm Grain Gro Rd Sur 100 250 425 600 750 900 1000 1200 1400 1500 Sorghum Gr Std Stub 200 450 600 800 1000 1200 1300 1500 1750 1900 Sorghum Gr F1 Stub 700 1500 2250 3000 4000 4650 5500 6500 7500 8500 Sorghum Fr Std Stub 300 600 900 1250 1400 1600 1900 2250 2400 2500 Sugar Beet F1 Res 525 1000 1300 1700 2000 Sunflower Std Res 1000 1750 2500 3000 3500 4000 4500 5000 5500 6000 Sunflower Fl Res 1400 2500 3250 4000 5000 5500 6000 7000 8000 8500 Abbreviations Std = Standing Res = Residue F1 = Flat used: Gr = Grain Sil = Silage Fr = Forage Stub = Stubble Gro = Growing 10 & 90 are % If you have questions about the residue amounts in your FSA plan, or on how to use this chart, please call the Greeley Field Office at (303 ) 356-6506 . ',•,y fic CROP RESIDUE MANAGEMENT . Steps to Keep Your Residue: 1) Determine how much residue your crops provide (see Table 1) . 2) Determine haw much your tillage system reduces residues (see Table 2) . 3) Compare your carryover residues amounts to those shown in your conservation plan using the conversion chart on the reverse. • '= How much will tillage reduce residue? �• : . • -�—_ .. 71 - .w.-i Tillage implements vary greatly in how much residue they bury.Table 2 gives a comparison of our commonly .,. . �. •+ d.. _ ,. ;, used machines,and haw much residue you can expect 1' g, , to have left after each operation. ` ' 1 �i. ff r 4' ..JI y.i7. ow: :.;* •` A •.re. APPROXIMATE RESIDUE •/fl 4., .•/ r� /. + V..y. r LEFT AFTER EACH • r Ll/, Y � �' r ` ,((,, OPERATION OPERATION j•�."+., la��l}'•�f�, V r� '•�. Jlipp Spraying (lor chemical fallow) 100% .. _- M 7.:" -S ' 4 Lt•±C. �`_.w11'di.✓�' f 50".I Undcreullers,swoops 24"or wider 00% Drills,Disk 00% HOW MUCH RESIDUE DO YOU HAVE? Drills,Chisels 90% Cultivators.14"-22"low 00%. Different crop types generate different, crown shovels amounts of residue. Residue amounts Cultivator with 0"- 12"shovels, 00% generated are affected each year by Rodwoodor with shovels 55% the effects of moisture, soil , climate chisel plow etc. combinations and often vary by field. Straight points 75% Twisted points 50% Tandem disc,ono-way L ollsol disc 3"deep 30% 0"(loop 10% Moldboard plow 0-10% LOS. Over-winter weathering 75-05% RESIDUE Example:A field with 3.000 lbs.per acre residue. CROP UNIT PER UNIT First trip:cultivator with chisels.3.000 Rye bu 100 lbs.•75%•2250 lbs.Second trip:cultivator with chisels,2250 lbs•75%• 1667 lbs.Following Spring wheal,durum, bu 00 operations would continuo to reduce the residue. winter wheat Barley,millet,safflower bu 50 TABLE 2 Corn.grain sorghum bu 50 , Oals.soybeans hu 40 y1 �.51,1.,,J - r?R�• b lIrc11'1 . .I,' +f3. if Sunflowers lb 1.1 ( ��L.1+y �'/ ,!•w, 10%��;.�ji•' '�,,. T.1'TI!. Dry edible beans,bcid lb 07 (: '' A. 4� y :y:: lam. ,('��•.i V.h�1;„ rums.lentils �1.T;�T'r•,� , ..ix�kl1:./'l .. t Mali • I .,., y, •• ..', ,�.�.1 ,, n �T: leas+ +.117r1C.. ' ...f.g;`$ Corn and/or sorghum each arch 50 �+ ,,„ ,y' .,. t^•'`1�' i{.�1{'�)+~.Alµ LTV vlapc or ;, bbl„ , t � .n�rAAA��r�IF..... t� . IRIAIJ ✓•' t, r J: !s IItrinrint inn l .l`f• - r.11 4 ,q. r 1 i.T 1 r. • _ Sudarbceis tun 150 I '� q11 1y11 ,, d �•� , 11 r; 1111 Potatoes Determine on site.Inn 1 {�1 21.,16alt.• r 1✓�,1—: U.itk. ...L qucnuy low residuc rlue I to vino des¢cahon and . har+esl lravml. STEPS TO KEEP YOUR RESIDUE: Exempla: a A0 bu, per acre crop of winter wheal 1. Determine how much residue you need. produces 3,200 lbs. of residua per acro. 2. Determine how much residue your crops provide. fekl �. TABLE 1 3. Plan your tillage operations accordingly.),,..-° ___.. /c17c orc •nur rnnvrpctnN fliAlIT ON mg nTHFR CIl1Fl I / 4 j / 20��V�_�44� ) �� [II' u, s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTU. JJ / 6 w2 s2 -7- 59 SCS-CPA-1 S )348) \ SOIL MAP /of Owner (citek c.z_ —'•Jt';k. C [..i Ge_t&I �' t- 0 orator County We I� p / cz I ' State Co lo Y'atl n Sail survey sheets) or code nos. WC IA .04/ " Prepared by U. S. Department of Agriculture, Soil Conservation pService cooperating proximate scale q /_f mt '� with wlec+ Greeley Conservation District �—„ 44 / / ' w� _40 _I c<HIU-1 (; y V lk4 ttr .,-... 65 F !' 27 a� ad la a ' -421,.1.4 54 40 • 40 na 1 i T tli" • ; 1 S 45 45 • • HEL 65 L • ...,, a4 ill 22 2:, y . a5 44 40 44 • 44i E�$ 45 20 NEI. 54 44 -r iv. 44 65 �\ \ '. , 45/ J 20 54 32 20 i 44 v _� ' 45---N.)28 65 I27 / 2 56 \ 44 I • 44 • 44 / .• • 54 \ / 63 65 54 1 55 \ 45 / ] p;-.-. ,, 0\a932 44 r \ 1 \•. _ i` I ` l f---\_ U.s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE (11/4) ' - P t 501E CONSERVATION SERVICE 1 �/� _ 1- S� SCS-CPA-16 CONSERVATION PLAN MAP /Cl/ �+ 81 42 •‘' `' ` r / O l Owner—_/ /�icitA- —e J r; (Cs .t r , i � Operator C7e✓�l (�l S c. rc' A: County ( _,' f d f State C O Date Approximate acres Z-S / /y( Approximate scale '.f/ Date/ /I%'r(c Cooperating with (.t.)-ea—Cl rec.Leer Spit Conservation District ` Plan identification �c� %� I Photo number /r•CCS CC /(2 =— Assisted by Ate t-ct_e-( 0 ice. USDA Soil Conservation Service _ —;71 il . 1—(003 i •' i .� lA V I,lam' I�G I�� 'S-7.)::.;,i4 �iE; i - 'va. NFL-s' .r 1 . , ,( • 4:4:.:,44-27j75-4, � s- ` .. �h /•,CN • IV✓;irk,. ea 1. YOG (c�.^^..CI. ',IVY ,Ij{ f iY',Ft/'l� 11 • .�sal S� i - - "fC.r1 ar nl . �S� I I 7 •i J�l1Iy"rvV S�4 ,...“-:11-Jn` tl ,,�.. f'w itaiii 1 ,1,1111 pit I. li $1 I;1,01 W ' i..,1 / t JjYy�p��1 I, . t .-,..€2.: I l � f7] j,y • \ -t.'t+111 1 1 -'%•-;...411 •`� 4S="-iv 11 - .l y ...e.641- ‘ .. •• , ( 11{ 111 f t `I , 9 1 1 1. 11,.t.... 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Gravel pd ESCARPMENTS Nalional,stale or province — — Mme or quarry Bedrock County or parish — (points down slope) Minor civil division _ _ — MISCELLANEOUS CULTURAL FEATURES Olher thanloedrock Rescrvahon(national loresl or park, farmstead.house • SHORT STEEP SLOPE (mint in urban areas) Slate forest or park. 1 GULLY `A.,,,"nn",,,,,,••n' and large airport) • - Churcn E DEPRESSION OR SINK 0 Land grant _..-- School Indian Mound SOIL SAM PLC SITE Q U md of Sod Survey(label) Indian nwmul(label) n (normally not shown) Tower Field sheet matcldrne 6 neatline located oblect (label) O MISCELLANEOUS cos AD HOC BOUNDARY(label) ___ Tank (label) • • Blowout NJ F 1 9�1 A K Sniell airport,an held,park,ollliehl, __ Wells,oil or gas 'I Clay spol cemetery,or hood pool _, -� .. Windmill A Gravelly slot STATE COORDINATE TICK I Kitchen nuddm, m Gumbo,slick or scabby spol (sock) 0 LAND DIVISION CORNERS (_ L _I_ -rt- DungsS and other similar (sedans and land grants) 110.1 sad aroma ROADS Prominent hill or peak . • ,. Divided(median shown Renck outcrop it scale PCrrtnts) IIIICIIrrll•5 sandstone and shale) onmr roads WATER FEATURES Saline Mini ISalineSaline • Trail MIABl M:1- Sandy slat ROAD EMBLEMS 6 DESIGNATIONS Perennial.double line $Cvcrely eroded aal InlcrslalC EO Perennial.single line _.../.--------• •� \ Slide or slip(Mrs I14)1111upsluPC) Federal - Inlcrnullenl ------- Stony spol.very tinny spot 0 Ill State 0 l)rainal:e end Highly Erodible Land VII, County,farm or ranch ED Canals or chitties — — — RAILROAD 1 Double hmn(label `•"" Not Highly Erodible POWER TRANSMISSION LINE Drainage and/or mrgalan —^—.—... Land N Ha (normally riot shown) PIPE LINE LAKES.PONDS AND RESERVOIRS (normally nil shown) gvrhirD V-ri) FENCE —v—•— Pero uural (normally not shown) jot - � ' LEVEES InleruWlent Wdhoul road mmml imutio, MISCELLANEOUS WATER FEATURES munition uuii Marsh or swamp a4 Wilh road iirriirriiii iiir IIIIIIIIIIIIIIiiiiWith railroad to iurriui it niiir Spring `• DAMS Well,artesian �\ Wcll,orgtalan A Large (10 scale) Medium or small (-------C.7.. Wet slot y al ( taken from published soil survey text for use as a soil map lenend sheet for FSA plans) CAM 9"'r) • LEGEND • (FOR FSA CONSERVATION PLAN MAP) .1,. - -.41h- farm Operations Boundary -®-0- Fence to be Removed .,. •i4 "" Marsh ,L. — an. — Ownership Doundary .-0---___.g Ditch to be Ftemoved _,------a- Land Use Tle ---- Lond Use Boundary —•••-1,,,� Intermittent Stream g reran Trail ' "'-'---.._-- Land Use Ca po bilil y or Sile Boundary W1Jr.- Deep Gullies 8 Building Temporary Vegetal Condition Boundary ��.- Perennial Streams ✓✓✓✓'J Rock Outcrop i-'----.-- Temporary Physical Condition Boundary l'IPTIngnme Natural Barrier U- Corral BA./CM Acres Required per Cow Month ^.^^-^_: Important Ridge Top ..th_ Stack Yard EC,GC,FC,PC Range Condition —x—)=fE x— Collie Guard H Farmstead 320 err 320 Surface Acres s. \l/NOem 0005m Cow or Sheep Months . Wet Spot 2Q Field Number Improved Road �'.r.S. Pond or Lake NEL Highly Erodibl( -_T=,: Form Road d-"- spring Land .---.—. Railroad 3 Move Porlable Sprinkler La lerol pjgEL Not Highly Erodible Land Note: Il»en/enter are combined•.7h other symbols they moy be • Shown aS folo wr. =— r Fence along Improved road, r fence °Iona a dilCilr elc. . EXISTING PROPOSED EXISTING PROPOSED -x—x- —I-I— Fence Division Box or Turnout —A-d--1-4- -4-r-I--Sa- Electric Fence (!yl 0 Pipe Riser QQQOQ i• + + + + $hcllcrball —R--. � liel - Diversion Dam A d b n d p Stream Dank Protection r _.- -----&--.- Check Dam or Gully Plug 1 InIMII11111I111 Ialll Riau awl OikC or Levee /-4�--� nnnnlmnnnl nlm ama 111111 �� Drop or Overfoll i 1--r HI-1 I--Ir--;/ 1 Pipe Line or Sprinkler Main 4Aligg /-- ��//l' (N-----! Dom and Reservoir r—rem—+r.� r�e� �r- . r Permanent Sprinkler Lateral � II . Stock Pond . -.--•—•--.- -*--►--.--o- Portable Sprinkler Lateral + ©--- Spring Development -- ->-l`—>—>—> - ->~->-• flume a-J Spring and Trough 1 . rna<e e"= . � •r_ Canal `...' b' Trough —.___,— —• Irrigation Dilch O 0 Well --- Oireclion of Irrigation 6 X Windmill —r—,...—r— —m—v Pickup Ditch " ' Windmill and Trough !lU \ J —c—.--p— — —a—. Diversion Dilch Q 1,_:I Water Tank —...—�..._ -«---•.-- Drainage or Waste Ditch ® L5,'J . Pump —0--0-. —o---o— Closed Drain ern!Er_-, Salt Grnund —r—ter— _...—r Terrace n❑ II n I Small Reservoir i—..1 -3r I-'�► N3�� Tide or flood Gale pp pry�].ry 1 R.C.i'I-3o72 -i_.. 1rin.l 0: rgr,,,rurrrr nr Ara„,,,,„,,, UM. fnN'.r11YrIn1N 11eV1rl Appeals l; - The conservation provisions of the Food Security Act of 1985 place responsibility on U.S.Department of Agriculture (USDA) agencies for making determinations which may have significant economic impact on farm operations.These determinations are made as accurately as possible. However,there will be situations when persons believe the rules have not been properly applied in their case resulting in the denial of a USDA program benefit. - Each agency—the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service (ASCS), Farmers Home Administration (FmHA), Federal Crop Insurance Corporation (FCIC),and Soil Conservation Service (SCS)—has an appeals procedure for the purpose of allowing producers to furnish evidence to support their claims that the rules have not been properly applied. 1 , —.. ." - .. .__.. _.._ ... ....... . Items "" '"—"'•' ' ASCS is responsible for determining:•"''' '', "'j-"" ""'-: -��"`� . " - .._ - .. Appealed • whether a person is a producer on a field; To ASCS ._._....._._......._.•..establishment of_field boundaries;'----• ----)--------._.__...-. -•-.._._ ' --- .--__.--...._ -_--. --- - • • - - - • whether land was planted to an agricultural commodity any of the years 1981 through 1985; -..-_ • whether land was set aside, diverted,or otherwise not cultivated under a program administ_e_red by the Secretary of Agriculture; • whether the production of an agricultural commodity on highly erodible land or converted wetland by a tenant is required under terms and conditions of the agreement between the landlord and tenant; • ~-• •-•- • • -• • whether the agricultural commodity planted on a field was planted before December 23„1985,or during any crop __yeei.whiGh began before Pecembef.23. 1985;and _... _._._._. . _.__.._ _. ' . .._ . • whether the conversion of a particular wetland was commenced before December 23, 1985,or converted since December 23, 1985 by a third party. . Items FmHA is responsible for determining whether the proceeds of any loan made,insured,or guaranteed under any pro- Appealed ` '"-"vision of lav✓administered by FmHA will be used fog a purpose that will contribute to excessive erosion of highly To FmHA erodible land or to the conversion of wetland. • Items FCIC is responsible for determining if insured producers or those applying for crop insurance are in compliance with Appealed .•. _- .-_..the.Food Security Act of 1985.----�- `-- _. _ _-. ....._.__ __.... -___. . To FCIC ...... . ... _.;_- ..... ._. _... ...._.. i Items SCS is responsible for appeals regarding: . Appealed A. Highly erodible land determinations: • ' To SCS ------- •. - - I"determination of the-land capibility classification of a field of iiior.i on of a field; • determination of the predicted average annual rate of erosion for a field or a portion of a field; •- • - ••- ---•—• -tieterminahon of the potential average annual rate-of erosion for a field yr a portion lof afield:-- --- - • - • cletermination by a conservation district,or by a designated conservationist in those areas where no conserva- tion district exists,_that a conservation system or a conservation plan should not be approved. _ .......___.. .__. - -.._ B. Wetland determinations: 1 • determination that certain land is a "wetland"as defined,by the act; I -•-•--- • determination that certain Land is a"converted wetland";as defined by the acts-- -' — — ' — ` " - • determination of whether the conversion Of wetland for the production of an agricultural commodity on such _...__.._.__ .- converted.wetland,wiil have.minimai effeaton the hydrological and.biological aspects of wetland. . _ . .. • determination of whether wetlands are exempted as a result of being prior converted,artificial,or irrigation- induced wetlands, or wetlands farmed under natural conditions. ,' ' , •,.C. Whether SCS followed its policies and procedures 3- :i- .'r" .,,1; ( ') , ' •,d ' How to You should request reconsideration by the person or committee of the agency making the initial determination within Appeal • ' .15 days (30 days for FmHA)of the mailing of the determination.• - ,_ , _ , ,‘ ;4 '.).,f ; ; , . . , - , > .. - - Appeals of adverse decisions may be made to the next level of appeal within 15 days (30 for FmHA) of the mailing of the decision. Decisions by the highest listed authority in each agency are final and there are no further administrative appeal rights. The succession of levels for appeal following reconsideration by the person or committee making the initial determination are: .. For ASCS: - , . For FmHA: 1st — County ASC Committee 1st — County Supervisor • 2nd — State ASC Committee 2nd — District Director 3rd — Deputy Administrator for State and County Operations 3rd -•- State Director 4th — Administrator For FCIC:' For SCS: 1st — Field Operations 1st — District Conservationist 2nd -• Kansds Cite A.opeals 2nd - Area Conservationist Board: C'alfrs Division 3rd - State Conservationist 3rd — Assistant .imager, FCIC Washington, U.C. 4th — Deputy Chief for P)ograms 'Cr;r,4n/es r•'u'sur•'! ::-.i r cm'.viii ut.l,ze rhea'oven.rppral process. �1 0..39��► o• , •• t ;,r,;vrd.s rr.ner,±l inform:it:0:i on .r appeals hrocodur^ of the Food Security Ar.t of 1935. Published rules and rc gokitions are . ..l)i,,ula at local USDA otfic es. -._. -• - _— _ -.. ._ . ...._—• .___- .. . . . . . , , : -rtrr_e•, ..:•y..'r.,. r•'.1:. .. .. ;h,!crt .;.rr;. ,O r.,;:e,:::it)r,i!jr:Or;,)/orr!;/,), ^i:iore. r), sex,uje, ',attJ1 st;)tr,s, or Lull:;C7p U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE ! - SCSCPA-027 1.NAME AND ADDRESS OF.'-'SON 2.FARM NO. SOILCONSERVATIONSERVICE ; (1{9) I D/�l CERTIFICATION OF HIGHLY ERODIBLE LAND �B✓✓ ( � �/u �� J, 3.COUNT �ilEi �`l/ CONSERVATION PLAN(S) AND SYSTEM(S) •1 / 1 v CONSERVATION PLAN APPROVED 4.TRACT NUMBERIS1 5. FIELD NUMBERISI 6.ACRES 7.PLAN B.CONSERVATION 9.REMARKS APPROVED SYSTEM (Date) APPLIED (Date) 003 . IR /c , 2-59, .1 yilcit • • 10.REMARKS Conservation Plan(s) for the tracts, fields, and acres listed above meet Food Security Act requirements for conservation compliance. -' * Fields identified with an asterisk (*) are Not Highly Erodible Land (N HEL) . 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