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Home My WebLink About910497.tiff RESOLUTION RE: APPROVE ACTION OF BOARD CONCERNING PROBABLE CAUSE HEARING - RAYMOND EHRLICH, OWNER OF NORTHERN FRONT RANGE FARMS 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, by Resolution dated June 27, 1979, the Board approved Special Review Permit #389 for Raymond Ehrlich, owner of Northern Front Range Farms, subject to certain Development Standards, and WHEREAS, the Department of Planning Services has informed the Board that Buckeye Trap Range, owned by Northern Front Range Farms, is in violation of Development Standard #1 concerning permitted uses upon the property, Development Standard 410 concerning landscaping and maintenance of screen, and his failure to obtain building permits for structures on said property, and WHEREAS, the alleged violations were said to be occurring on property described as part of the SW4 of Section 31, Township 7 North, Range 65 West of the 6th P.M. , Weld County, Colorado, and WHEREAS, a hearing was held on June 5, 1991, to consider said violations, and WHEREAS, Charles Dickson, Attorney, and Tim Brough, operator, were present to represent Northern Front Range Farms, and WHEREAS, based upon the findings of said hearing, the Board determined that there is no probable cause for revocation of Special Use Permit 4389, issued to Raymond Ehrlich, Northern Front Range Farms, and a Show Cause Hearing shall not be scheduled at this time. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of County Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado, that the Probable Cause Hearing against Raymond Ehrlich, Northern Front Range Farms, be, and hereby is, dismissed based upon the following information: 1. Development Standard #1 was interpreted to mean trap and skeet shooting are to be permitted uses. 2. It was determined that Northern Front Range Farms was not at fault in failure to obtain the proper building permits, and should now be allowed to do so without further action. "3. Development Standard 4410 will be in compliance after replanting trees killed last winter. 910497 �k()5()g Page 2 RE: PROBABLE CAUSE HEARING - BUCKEYE TRAP RANGE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED by the Board that this dismissal is conditional upon Northern Front Range Farms obtaining the proper building permits and replanting trees on the southern boundary. The above and foregoing Resolution was, on motion duly made and seconded, adopted b the following vote on the 5th day of June, A.D. , 1991. BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS ATTEST: WELD COUNTY, LORADO Weld County Clerk to the Board Gor ac , /airman By: /( Deputy Clerk to the Board Geor e Ke edy, Pro-Tem v APPROVED AS FORM: Constance L. Harber� County Attorney C. W. Ki y ≥&x;11/ W. . Webster 910497 PROBABLE CAUSE DATE: June 5, 1991 CASE NUMBER: ZCH 72 and 75 SUP NUMBER: 389 OPERATOR PROPERTY OWNER Buckeye Trap Range Northern Front Range Farms 6255 Weld County Road 74 P.O. Box 60 Windsor, CO 80550 Milliken, CO 80545 LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Part of the SW4 of Section 31, T7N, R65W of the 6th P.M. , Weld County, Colorado. LOCATION: North of Weld County Road 74, east of Weld County Road 13. It is the opinion of the Department of Planning Services' staff that the following Standards, as approved for SUP #389 may not be in compliance: Development Standard #1: "The permitted uses on the hereon described parcel shall be for a trapshooting range. The property shall be restricted to only trapshooting. The facilities shall be limited to those which are shown hereon." The operators are now allowing skeet shooting as well as trapshooting on the property. There are four structures on the property which were not identified or permitted through SUP-389. Two of the structures are trailers. None of the structures have received building permits. Development Standard #10: "The perimeter of range shall be landscaped to provide natural noise barriers as shown hereon. The remainder of the range shall be planted and maintained with grass or other suitable ground cover." Part of the approved landscaping on the southern boundary needs to be replaced. Based upon the above information, the Department of Planning Services' staff recommends that the Board of County Commissioners consider scheduling a "Show Cause" public hearing to consider revocation of SUP #389. 910497 •(////e,...----7--,,.,s \ \ AlmDEPARTMENT OF PLANNING SERVICES O & ,,,• PHONE(303)356.4000,EXT.4400 91510th STREET GREELEY,COLORADO 80631 lupe, COLORADO • March 22, 1991 • Northern Front Range Farms P.O. Box 60 Milliken, CO 80545 Subject: ZCH-72 Dear Sirs: An on-site inspection of your property was conducted on March 13, 1991, to determine if the Conditions of Approval and the Development Standards placed on your property at the time SUP-389 was approved by the Board of County Commissioners are in compliance. The inspection revealed violations of Development Standards #1 and 10. A copy of these items from the approved resolution are enclosed. There are four structures on the property which were not identified or permitted through SUP-389. Some of the required landscaping on the southern perimeter has died and must be replaced. The Use by Special Review area must be brought into compliance with the Development Standards within 30 days from the date of this letter. Noncompliance will result in our office scheduling a Probable Cause Hearing before the Board of County Commissioners. If the Board determines there is sufficient probable cause to warrant further action, a Show Cause Hearing will be scheduled to consider revocation of the Use by Special Review permit. If you have information that may clear up this matter, please call or write. Sinc rely, aes-a! (--/l J. anson Current Planner pc: Tim Brough Buckeye Trap Range 6255 Weld County Road 74 Windsor, CO 80550 enclosures 91_®49`7 • �t tri� 1 DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING SERVICES ` PHONE(303)356.4000,EXT.4400 91510th STREET GREELEY,COLORADO 80631 1111 D O • COLORADO April 25, 1991 Northern Front Range Farms, Inc. P.O. Box 60 Milliken, CO 80545 Subject: ZCH-75 Dear Sirs: Following a complaint regarding the use of your property, an investigation was conducted to determine if the Conditions of Approval and the Development Standards placed on your property at the time SUP-389 was approved by the Board of County Commissioners are incompliance. The investigation revealed violations of Development Standard #1. A copy of this item from the approved resolution is enclosed. The Use by Special Review area must be brought into compliance with the Conditions of Approval and the Development Standards within 30 days from the date of this letter. Noncompliance will result in our office scheduling a Probable Cause Hearing before the Board of County Commissioners. If the Board determines there is sufficient probable cause to warrant further action, a Show Cause Hearing will be scheduled to consider revocation of the Use by Special Review permit. If you have information.that may clear up this matter, please call or write. Sincerely, Lanell J. Swanson Current Planner pc: Tim Brough Buckeye Trap Range 6255 Weld County Road 74 Windsor, CO 80550 enclosures .91_®49`x' _ ar(t411. • 1S vp DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING SERVICES PHONE(303)356.4000,EXT.4400 91510th STREET GREELEY,COLORADO 80631 wilpe. COLORADO • April 23, 1991 • Tim Brough Buckeye Trap Range 6255 Weld County Road 74 Windsor, CO 80550 Dear Tim: Thank you for your letter of April 11 which we received on April 18. The Department of Planning Services' staff has considered your alternatives for storage at Buckeye Trap Range and has determined that the type of portable structure which has been used and proposed is not appropriate for the site. The staff has also agreed that a mobile home would not be appropriate in this location. The semi-trailer and portable building must be removed from the property. If you have any questions, please let me know. Sincerely, C7cC,..-,... ...e:(29-- i-Pe'-'^- Lanell J. Swanson Current Planner • 91.0497 �r APR 1 8 199i BUCKEYE TRAP RANGE - --�� 6255 WCR 74 WINSDOR, CO 8055C Weld Co' Plasm "`�'o°b 686-5210 APRIL 11 , 1991 WELD COUNTY DEPT OF PLANNING SERVICES 915 10TH STREET GREELEY, CO 80631 ATTN. : LANELL SWANSON RE: SUP -389 This letter is written in response to our phone conversation on 4/4/91 . I would like to once again state that we have not and do not intend to set up a sporting clays range at this location. From our conversation I am under the impression that the semi trailer is of primary concern at this time . This trailer is used to store large quantities of clay targets and miscellaneous supplies , including lead shot . I have considered several options and have listed them along with my concerns below. 1 ) A permanent building - a building with the amount of storage volume we need, costing $6 , 000 or more, is infeasible due to the fact that we are on a year-to-year lease with the landowner. 2 ) Removal without a replacement structure - we are required to purchase a minimum of 1/2 a truck load of clay targets at a time for delivery. Otherwise we would have to drive to Denver or Glenrock, WY once or twice a week to pick up targets and pay higher prices . Obviously, this situation is not desirable for our business. 3 ) A mobile home (which you indicated as a possible solution ) - We generally take delivery of approximately 13 tons of targets and up to as much as 20 tons and often have an additional 1 to 5 tons of shot stored. Because of the large amount of weight which is stored in the trailer, I don' t believe a mobile home would be ,:aLabi_ of withstanding this type of load . :mother of our concerns is the increased risk of burglary with the mobile home compared to that of the semi trailer. We have been burglarized ( the modular clubhouse ) three times at this location due to the remoteness and lack of adequate patrols to discourage such incidents. 4 ) Bloch up and skirt existing semi trailer - I be�ieve this would be the best solution since this is then the same as blocbing and skirting a mobile home and the frame is built to handle our weight requirements and security concerns . S1.049-7 I feel that we have been very cooperative and workable with the County in the past pertaining to this permit. It is becoming increasingly difficult to accept additional requirements being placed on us every few months, because the County is trying to appease one or two vocal persons who have nothing better to do than make all of our jobs harder. I am however willing to make the changes suggested in item number 4 ; as well as replacing some of the trees and will await your reply. Sincerely, Tim Brough for Buckeye Trap Range S1049'2 Page - BUCKEYE TRAP RANGE 6255 WCR 74 WINDSOR, COLO 80550 686-5210 WELD COUNTY DEPT OF PLANNING SERVICES 915 10TH ST GREELEY, COLO 80631 RE: SUP - 389 It has been brought to my attention that there are several structures in use at the Buckeye shooting range which were not in the original development standards or plot plan. The building inspector has determined that the proper building permits are in place for the structures which need them. We are currently using a functional semi-trailer ( approx. 8ft x 40ft ) as storage for targets and miscellaneous supplies. This is located immediately on the west side of the clubhouse so that it can be accessed directly from there . On the west side of this is a portable steel storage shed (approx 8ft x 11ft) which we use as shop to repair our clay target throwers and to store spare throwers as well as replacement parts. The original plot plan allowed for nine ( 9 ) clay target throwers to be used on the area. In order to provide more variety and diversity in our services, we have two portable buildings ( approx. 6ft x 6ft ) each of which can house a single clay target thrower. In order to use these two ( 2 ) throwers it is necessary to take three ( 3 ) of the original target throwers out of use. When this occurs the primary difference is the location of the target thrower relative to the shooter, and that there are only two ( 2 ) throwers operating instead of three ( 3 ) . Once the weather is condusive for plantings young trees we will be re-planting the trees along the south boundary which have died during the winter. Since the purpose of the Special Use Permit is to allow us to provide an area for the public to participate in the sport of clay target shooting , and since none of the above mentioned structures substantially change our operation but only facilitate this purpose, it is our request that the staff allow us to continue operating as we have in the past. I also would like to express to the staff my concern that one or two vocal persons who are in the minority should not be allowed to dictate policy for the largely quiet majority. Sincerely, Tim Brou --- ,� ;f i� . 191 91.04gry NI DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING SERVICES i, PHONE(303)356-4000,EXT.4400 91510th STREET GREELEY,COLORADO 80631 O COLORADO May 24, 1991 • Northern Front Range Farms, Inc. P.O. Box 60 Milliken, CO 80545 Subject: ZCH-72 and 75 Dear Sirs: Notice is hereby given that on Wednesday, June 5, 1991, at 9:00 a.m. , or as soon thereafter as the agenda of the Board of County Commissioners permits, the Board of County Commissioners of Weld County will hold a Probable Cause public hearing pursuant to Section 81 of the Weld County Zoning Ordinance. This meeting will take place in the Commissioners' Hearing Room, Weld County Centennial Center, 915 Tenth Street, Greeley, Colorado. The purpose of this public hearing will be to review case number SUP-389 for compliance with the Development Standards as approved by the Board of County Commissioners on June 27, 1979, to determine if probable cause exists to hold a hearing on revocation of SUP-389. Inspection by representatives of this office have identified that you may not be in compliance with Development Standards 1 and 10 of SUP-389. If it is determined at the public hearing that there is probable cause that you are not in compliance with the Board of County Commissioners will_ schedule a Show Cause public hearing to consider revocation of the Special Review permit. If you have any questions regarding this matter, please telephone. - - • Respectfully, je,—) Lanell J. nson Current Planner pc: Tim Brough Charles B. Dickson Buckeye Trap Range Attorney at Law 6255 Weld County Road 74 821 9th Street Windsor, CO 80550 Greeley, CO 80631 91.0497 DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING SERVICES ��. PHONE(303)356-4000,EXT.4400 91510th STREET GREELEY,COLORADO 80631 O • COLORADO • May 24, 1991 TO: SURROUNDING PROPERTY OWNERS Subject: ZCH - 72 and 75 NAME: Northern Front Range Farms, Inc. (Buckeye Trap Range) FOR: SUP-389 for a trapshooting range LEGAL DESCRIPTION: _ Part of the SW4 of Section 31, T7N, R65W of the 6th P.M. , Weld County, Colorado LOCATION: North of Weld County Road 74, east of Weld County Road 13 A Probable Cause Public Hearing is scheduled before the Weld County Board of County Commissioners on Wednesday, June 5, 1991, at 9:00 a.m. in the County Commissioners' Hearing Room, First Floor, Weld County Centennial Center, 915 10th Street, Greeley, Colorado. The purpose of this public hearing will be to review case number SUP-389 for compliance with the Development Standards as approved by the Board of County Commissioners on June 27, 1979,- to determine if probable cause exists to hold a - hearing on revocation__of_SUP-389.______ You are receiving this notification because your property is within five-hundred (500) feet of the property being reviewed. All persons in any manner interested are requested to attend and may give testimony pertaining to SUP-389 and the uses occurring on the approved site. For additional information write or telephone, Lanell Swanson, Current Planner. WELD COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING SERVICES 915 10th Street - Room 342 Greeley, Colorado 80631 Phone: 356-4000 - Extension 4400 9109t7 INSPECTOR'S REPORT NAME: Ray Ehrlich — Buckeye Trap Shooting Range LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY: Part of the SW4 of Section 31, T7N, R67W of the 6th P.M. , Weld County, Colorado. DATE: June 9, 1988 CASE NUMBER: SUP-389 Inspection of this Special Use permit site on this date showed that no landscaping has been placed on property. This Special Use permit was approved on May 15, 1979. Development Standard #10 as approved by the Board of County Commissioners states: "The south perimeter of the range. shall be landscaped. The remainder of the range shall be planted and maintained with grass or other suitable ground cover." Ground cover is in place, but the shrubs as shown on the Special Use Permit plat have not been provided. Development Standard #10, as approved by the Board of County Commissioners, was incorrectly recorded on the Special Use permit plat to include landscaping on the entire perimeter of the property. The actual motion in which approval was recommended to the Board of County Commissioners by the Planning Commission for this Special Use permit used the words "south boundary" instead of "south perimeter." In discussion immediately prior to the motion, the applicant agreed to plant lilac or similar bushes approximately 10-15 feet apart along the south side of the property adjacent to Weld County Road 74. In the discussion, aesthetics were given as the reason for the landscaping, as the Weld County Health Department stated that noise was not a problem on the day their noise study was conducted. When the Board of County Commissioners voted for final approval of the Special Use permit, the motion was to approve as the standards were recommended to them by the Planning Commission. Development Standard 4 was also incorrectly recorded on the Special Use Permit plat. The standard was amended to eliminate the sentence which limited operation of the facility to four consecutive days at one time. Photographs were taken of the south perimeter of the property. 2/ ;--- axial' J. Swanson Current anner 3-14a 1®��, 4,1,(,,eff6D MEMORCInDU'; ':.- winI Lanell Swanson o To Planning Department Date July 21, 11-988 COLORADO From Health Protection Services �� /.h�"rte Subject: Buckeye Trap Shooting Range Health Protection Services has set-up a loud noise level testing time for Buckeye Trap Shooting Range on WCR 13 North of Windsor, SW4, Section 31, Township 07, Range 67. This testing will be done on Thursday, August 4th between 5:30 and 7:30 p.m. The results will be made available to you the following week. HPS/dgc D JUL 2 2 1988 ttijcoht; MEMORAnDUIlli r; t -Wes Potter To_ Weld "County TiPalth Department Date iiil_y L4, 1988 COLORADO From -Lanp11 J_ swAoson, npparrmenr of Planning Services Subject: Buckeye Trap Shooting Rango, Part SWI Section 31. T7N, R67W of the 6th P.M., Weld County, Colorado The Department of Planning Services is investigating two complaints received regarding the Buckeye Trap Shooting Range, located on Weld County Road 74, just east of the Larimer County line. Both complaints have alleged excess noise coming from the range. One of the standards approved by the Board of County Commissioners, when the Special Use Permit on this property was approved, states that all phases of the operation must conform to permissible noise levels as stated in 25-12-103, C.R.S. , 1973. Please investigate the site for compliance with the standards set forth in the state statutes and let me know the results. I will be setting up a zoning compliance hearing regarding the landscaping requirements on the site, but will wait to hear from you before that date is set. For your information, the property owner is listed as Northern Front Range Farms, Inc. , P. O. Box 60, Milliken, Colorado 80543. I have been discussing the complaints with Tim Brough, who lives next to the site and is involved with the trap shooting range. His phone number at home is 686-5223. Please let me know if I can provide you with further information. mAP = p)111. ' tDLI F x Lanell Curry September 12, 1988 To Date ,fit®Wine� From � 9 Wes Potter, Health Protection � 6� � J Interpretation of Buckeye Noise Study Subject: -- — - --- - - The staff conducted a noise survey of the Buckeye Trap Shoot Club on August 8, 1988. Readings taken around the site revealed levels mostly at or below the commercial maximum of 55 to 60dB(A) . Readings on the south side of the site were 60 to 70dB(A) which could be considered a violation. However the other levels were at or below. I would not feel confident that a court would find that the levels really constitute a nuisance and would require abatement action. It is important to note that background noises around the site at the time of the study were consistently higher than the gun shots. The Health Protection Division would not consider these levels to be significantly high enough to initiate compliance action against the facility. The answer may be to ask the facility to provide some additional screening to reduce the noise levels. 11 1l� SEP 1 2 1988 1 11 F - - . #‘08i.(/6, `. 5.4R7art h .,, Wes Potter, Director August 8, 1988 o To Date COLORADO From -----__ Buckeye Noise Study — Subject: On August 4, 1988 from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 Alice Rinebold and I conducted a noise study at the Buckeye Trap Shoot Club. The sky was clear with variable wind speeds ranging from 0 to 3 m.p.h. The wind direction was from- the East. We made our observations South, West and North of the club. We also took readings at the Southwest corner of the Roth Subdivision, a residential area approximately one—half mile Northeast of the Gun Club. Decibel levels varied with the weight of the load being fired. The following observations were made at each observation point (see attached map) : POINT A - 25 feet off West property line at Weld County Road #13. sticatto impluses '(gunshots) registered from 55-60dB(A) . 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Wit, c 91.04,27 1469 Steven Street Windsor , CO 8i:t it:;;yl-i w>_rufr • .June 9 , 198B7 -.77.-1(---,,---T- ,‘, - ir-',---T- Weld County •Commisioners _ �;'-� !1 ; s1 ��tt� st�eet ; - -JUN 13 088 Greeley , CO 8�1681 � /_/, 5;7./31 Dear"' Sirs : `REEL.F.. COLO. Several years ago , without asking for public comment , the county commissioners granted a permit for someone to operate a trap range on County Road 14 directly southwest of Froth Subdivision . As residents of that subdivision , we first learned of the project from the Greeley Tribune in an article which quoted one misguided commissioner a=_ saying , believe it or not , "The trap range will not be noisy . " The trap range most definitely is noisy . We have put up with it for several years now , ecept for a few months when the place was apparently changing ownership . Shooting awakens us on Saturday and Sunday mornings . It is impossible to sleep on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons and evenings , normal sleeping times for my husband , who works nights . We cannot enjoy the quiet of our country locale anytime during the weekend or on those two weekday nights because the shooting has the same nerve-wracking effect of a constantly slamming screen door . In the winter the noise is even louder because frozen ground does not absorb the sound ; we can easily hear it inside the house with all doors and windows closed . About fifty homes were already in place when this business first opened , yet the commissioners did not ask: the residents what we thought about it . This trap range is far too close to a residential area : I would think that recreational shooters in the area could find a place to shoot traps somewhere else in this wide open county without disturbing residents . Another annoyed subdivision resident recently asked the range owner to show him his permit . There is a provision on it that the owner plant trees as a soundbreak . No landscaping has ever been done on this property . Please act as quickly as possible to withdraw this permit and foroid anyone from opening a trap range near a residential area . Sincerely , .*./tetX../ dP6 —7(1°jf S - Vi To whom it may concern, I live 1 mile north of Buckeye Trap Range of 6255 WCR 74 Windsor in the northwest side of Roth Subdivision recorded in 1969. The noise has been unbearable at times from this shooting range . The range was suppose to plant a sound barrier to help with the noise . There is none to this day. The barrier was suppose to be planted in 1979 I beleive . Each time another operator of the range closed up I had relief but now the range has installed lights for night shooting. They are listed in the yellow pages so I am assuming they are operating at enough profit to live up to their terms of operation. Mr. Wilhelm, one operator stuck some twigs in the ground and called them trees . I met with him personally and he agreed to have a reading of decibals . I do not beleive he ever did and was wondering if the public health department ever aid take a measuring. I think in all fairness if the trap range is allowed to continue then there has to be trees planted thick enough and at least 9 years growth on all sides to muffle the unbearable noise . I do have a right to enjoy my property in quietness and think the trap range is prohibiting me from this right. I also have children on dirt bikes behind me who are not old enough to drive on county maintained roads racing all day causing even more noise . I do not beleive this property has ever been zoned for motorcross derby riding either. I do not think I should have to wear sound deadners on my head night and day just to have peace and tranquility to enjoy my home . Your consideration in this matter is appreciated. Thank yo sincerely. & .,4# Ray-Roth lot 52 Roth Subdivision 7K91 Brian Ave , dindsor, CO 80550 MAY 4 1988 Staff Meeting 11/1/88 Buckeye Trap Range 6255 Weld County Rd 74 Windsor, Colo. 80550 Department of Planning and Zoning Weld County Colorado 915 10th Street Greely, Colo. 80631 Dear Lannell, After contacting several nurseries in the area, I have been advised to plant a species called Silver Buffalo. It is my understanding that this plant is somewhat similar to the Russian Olive in appearance. This species can produce a hedge row which would be 10 - 12 feet in height. It is our desire to plant started plants (approx. 2 feet high) in the spring of 1989 once soil conditions are favorable. We intend to plant these started trees approximately 8 feet appart along the south boundary of our Special Use Permit area. These plants will generally reach maturity by the third growing season. We are concerned with a problem that might arrise as a result of this planting. During the winter County Rd 74 is frequently drifted over with wind driven snow. Can you give some insight to the potential of creating a 850 foot snow drift along this road? Sincerely, 7 . 6 `_ /L ,may 7„_,. Tim Brough ,. 686-5210 I_Jer l 198E (, tJi Y. - - (I- ,,,r.!li fib. , ,,1,•,:,.. ,„ 0, s!,. • tItIlifiq DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING SERVICES PHONE(303)356.4000,EXT.4400 915 10th STREET GREELEY,COLORADO 80631 illipc • COLORADO July 16, 1991 Tim Brough Buckeye Trap Range 6255 Weld County Road 74 Windsor, CO 80550 Dear Tim: Thank you for your letter which we received on July 10. The Department of Planning Services' staff has considered your proposal to place an accessory building, approximately 12 feet by 20 feet, on the Buckeye Trap Range property to be used to store supplies, and has determined that the building will be acceptable and will not be considered a major change from the approved Special Use Permit. A building permit must be applied for and approved before the building is placed on the property. The semi-trailer which has been used for storage must be currently licensed and must be used mainly for transportation of supplies as agreed upon with the Board of County Commissioners. In addition, the other three structures which are on the property without appropriate building permits must be permitted. Please let me know if you have any questions. Very truly yours, Lanell J. SwCYC2--K-e-gOk n Current Planner LJS/sfr . Y I "' BUCKEYE TRAP RANGE 6255 WCR 74 JULWINDSOR, COLO 80550 U i CI WI 686-5210 WELD COUNTY DEPT OF PLANNING SERVICES 915 10TH ST GREELEY, COLO 80631 RE: SUP - 389 We are currently using a functional semi-trailer (approx. 8 ft x 40 ft) as storage for targets and miscellaneous supplies . This is located immediately on the west side of the clubhouse so that it can be accessed directly from there . As per our agreement with the County Commissions at the recent hearing we will not use this trailer primarily for storage on a permanent basis. If it is used it will be used to bring supplies to the range and stored in it only for short time periods. Since we have a need for some permanent storage of supplies in a weather resistant environment we would like to replace the semi trailer with a more permanent structure. The building we have is approximately 12 ft x 20 ft and approximately 10 ft in height . It is a wood frame building with hardboard siding . We would like to set this at ground level on the west side of the clubhouse in the approximate location of the semi trailer. It is our impression after our recent hearing with the commissioners that this would not constitute a major change in our permitted use, and can therefore be approved at the planning staff level . We would appreciate your approval of this building and will be waiting to here from you on this matter. 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( see -photos ) i believe, -this ",,is ^orc •?libcr.r, toly to - ,•;_.-::vatc the homer to sh0'. - h�:t '�aci-eye iL'^._ _Y'1 h-a all_ th— '1 ;2t i 'n0 'r101 r.� � ., hJ:!!eo-ners h�vo non--i . .'h^.se Shots :'_._ ,: 'J r- 3 -1, irec;:l erst 4t CO 12 who __t^ firi_nc: north. 'i3h1s nay have o - time a;o __ t^1;(..:' to 'Chris r3cr ( i,„ renter a� _ yo an 1.. of a rie hn ll_ by a railroa.;_ track "' en he. 7-1-19.11 '�n:i 'h _� t_ �.. „`' i k,., C -C ho7Ycs in .o th ,J 1J Shop.1 ;;O � ::�'eci �0 she riUZ. � n _ri', 11 . tllln_."" L�1 7,Ct ;,1^n.i to the ar..3-verse effect- of his nl'r .`:.ence . Bob tflrl i ch owner 7_ -3, 1:c J � a 1-n-rn) J e 'er -on i> >Y tr" fras IiJ r=-r,ht to h^_ve c- title bat he has the a.: t t0 ". eli_bo-r 'tr__:,r couse a tra r,n;e n1ii_ernce anra s =0 7 :"oc ',,ory on hi- €ast;ory): o -erty 31 • miles north of '.. i_rl''1- or to rain Our criil'rcn' livc,s T ?lr' li_':c' to ad-1 rose the -anent zonin; violation O-. lot A.oth - 1 [' ; `.^.'i th very large e .> >b. �o-t has noY,-;c.,, O� �crc b -_c� ,�'� - �� horee, '1arn built _ _ ently :i thout - 'eralit. t'iie renter on lot 1', his ic"turc', on •.. `. channel `- news aF: an T erlent ie'-'1c-r i[1', rand or what is '2,01.1.1'' on. .t 1T -.-r:-4 that coo. le or ) 'ono aE-3 mil_^,1., CJr1 Y)C? r� Q �' r 'e;ula r�_y. . , -� file- oy'ner of lot r), ti.as 1 his home 11t0 '`. '::11 .1i ,� .:1�_ LCl_� �r 11:•c' ,.ihy" covenant zonin1% r'U1^ '.'ere Z',,norcd . You ? -act recor`3s :''_ oul'i r'sO'd you enforC:" ,Lo-17n7, nfzi covenant rules on lot 1 and the o','nor co'relic ? . ,:hy c,-In' -t others :'o thr) t Ply home on to t ? in 19'7 ' `'ol1 o..:ino; coven-'nt hs+v? never the onount of -Ioney in gyr 4' ourp ^.r, _ I- ti ne ". thci t other .,o s rules . X1.1 th2t ^ ne r,r �^ i n is in r�y� 'cn�-1-, arl it i_., very= ",'.ztr„ t; .,� - o co i _ � _o�1� rr. your of FlCe alio- -_;ever ) ttlt-Yl'`" ;U hr ef'i `tO ru1 '10 n y• _irby `Jolla r\, 000 :orth of - .o-r rty to _',717 t Cl_?1_ ris he h nercr votc.--1 on " confl i-c t 0-f in to i_ t. You_ t o r n r i _ e..13 early 7_n your c•arc:.:r to be rffecti�rt 701 i t=+✓i_ �n. 2-_,a3-11-n_er County has 3 co'-t-n is,."_one-,r but '?e, '•Ys vc re'.r1y e3ec s rent -_ore th;Y? : 16, nn L,) ,;et a Job 1'. qya .'O;;rrlot',! ,T , 0OO Der y er, '1 CO .l.r i � ,ilo or�- joc co lucrative ^n" .hy J riC0:. t0 JO _v? ria n jo y 1 1 / IIi i4 �t °; is You see: a corporation get fined only x'",000 for health violations which translates t0 ? fine for most.-e0-12 and you 3k `",'h?t %s gain; on hr,re . You see L?_i_mer county have '17 an hour jobs and knot they '_oo'-e i into yc? County First and aT _n you ac'c what ic ;oino; on. k You kn0.;' there is something serlCisly wron; with lendershin in county when Larimcr Commissioners catch their criminals but the murders of the 3orcnsgens of ;indsor and Denise Daven-ort of 3reeley are free to kill again '_'nd J onell . -thews has nefor been found . !t is riy O rin ion th:rc 12 no effort _7't into these case: because it cau be cr--..b rra ss _n,_J to sore bi_ names in :eld County. Sincerely _lay/ .o-th 23 the orango on the :;., ound is broken clay igc:ons to -rove tha direction of the shots fi_r^d . ''he picture shows part of the barrier to amr.lific the noise . The other ricturc shows one person shooting clay pigeons facing directly east 'iring towards nrcTl c thst firs north. 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I. / ' 1 i tt'• ( N. 11\\ 1 1 �y�l� .d i • f 11 t i 1 • .4 .,` ID. • \ ' 1 ......„. _ or t • _ . . ,r r , f t a . Shag AR3928Q75 i; /P i III �1 '�.'rr� r", �' ",/ ! S ()',) SI; • F 1 ,},1 S Irys,f r r,rlr+ l i I If I•., !I IN r i f f.'11 k 1-1 I,cJF:},} } WF 11) ! I), r rl _3-35y r RECORDED EXEMPTION N° 0705 - 31 - 3 - RE - 612 LEGAL DESCRIPT.ON :he Sout:west :uarter (0i•-) of Section 31, Township 7 'north, Range h7 West of the bth P.K., Weld ::ounty, Colorado. DDT "A" cart of the Southwest .tuarter (.;,ir)L) of .section 31. ".ownship 7 'north, Range (.7 West ' of the 6th P.M.. geld County, Colorado reing more particularly described as follows: beginning at the Southwest Corner (SW `;or) of said Sig and considering the South line of said ark as bearing "'rest" with all other bearings contained herein relative thereto; Thence "cast", along said South line, 234.41 feet to the true Point of 'r,eginninq: Thence "North", 199.74 feet; Thence North 23 01.00" East, 250.06 feet; i Thence "]vast", 1062.77 feet; Thence "South", 430.00 feet to a point on the South line of said SWA; Thence "west", 1160.54 feet to the True Point of Beginning. Said described parcel of land contains 11.197acrea, more or less, and is subject to any rights-of-ray or other easements as recorded 1-y instruments of record or as now existing on said described parcel of land. SURVEYOR'S CERTIFICATE I hereby certify that the adjoining map and legal description were prepay sy personal supervision and is a true and accurate representation of e conditions to the heat of ay knowledge, ► , r 1as r Freeee • �* olorado PE b SS 2 �� p k PROPERTY OWNER"S APP '`,,•�'".7•* '-C•, OF r(s i��.••+ I (we), Northern Front Range Farms, Inc. being the owner in fee of the abol larill• described roperty do re y subdivide the same as shown on the attached map. 447 orthern Front Range Farad, Inc. , J • ^ The foregoing certification was acknowledged before ale this `� day of A.D. 194. Witness my hand and seal. My Commission Expires: Ny Comm,suon eves' May 274 INS &et Calico C L,- l Notary Public COMMISSIONER'S CERTIFICATE r, 1(yO ' x The accompanying plot is accepted a f Zoka-e. Char n hoard of r ty Commissioners - I ATTEST: County Clerk H Ile ted: T. l_ato' fat (.)• L . 'i r;. / I r Freese Engineering 85-3 • I( ,)'r', ( t'f (. (,i',, ri•),c. +)', ,,'H , wi Si( I,r +I(I +i+1•' I- i4,+4 (liiPr i.rlN ► ► t111,•;: 1f IN f I —10 A. I•'F r i►f.111 I 411 I fs ( 41, 11) RECORDED EXEMPTION N° 0705 - 31 - 3 - RE• 612 • L 0 T ' B ' S Y Y `/4 (Sec.3I - 7 - 67) s I :,l ?�6 56•,A �`)6 3g 4�F //� ��`` { ' EASEMENT ' y I 21 86 3 ACRES s , -TA' 1\ Special Use Permit—recorded Apr 23,1980 (it Hoot 901, RN Ka 1823140 8 � Scale l'i;:bS\ '-'— 8 r IN.400. 4 �,� • Pm Set 'EAST ■ y p►.Fod .8 202 .+• 859.90• --8 'EAST' 106 .7Yllc Co' LOT A' � = z"10 � 11. 19 . * Acre . I s 50•?"' SO' is Incl. R_O.W.) y g 2 —— _ ti_ -- A. WCR 74 _ le EAST" "WEST" tt60.s4' POINT OF 2344{ TRUE PONT SW CDR 0ESECANNM4W SEC 31.7-67 25 d 30 1 29 wcn_76 ` OWNER: { NORTHERN FRONT RANGE FARMS,INC. . •1....-- PO 8 0 X 60 Pi - MILLIKIN , COLO 80543 rr in; W 36 31 CI I it�( 3 2, ( ( ( Lea ler I . 1 VICINITY MAP r,. f er~� E; SCOT! t"7- 2000 wca 74 2 1 i 6 _ 19 R-68w I R 67W . Freese Engineering 83-3 _ mul Hello