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Home My WebLink About910411.tiff pp2256032 RESOLUTION RE: APPROVE QUIT CLAIM DEED CONCERNING RIGHT-OF-WAY TO OLD STATE HIGHWAY 3 AND AUTHORIZE CHAIRMAN TO SIGN N O O U O ,-- WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado, .-" OU pursuant to Colorado statute and the Weld County Home Rule Charter, is vested Q with the authority of administering the affairs of Weld County, Colorado, and a o O 3 WHEREAS, the Board has been presented with a request to disclaim any rights o a which it may have in and to the following described lots or parcels of land ia- W situate, lying and being in the County of Weld and State of Colorado, to wit: 2 0 All those portions of Blocks 4, 5, 12, 21, x 24, 158, 167, 172 and 173, City of Evans, r-IM held by Weld County for right-of-way for Ln the old State Highway 3, also known as .-I g State Street in the City of Evans a W H U WHEREAS, after study and review, the Board deems it advisable to approve --.. the Quit Claim Deed, attached hereto and incorporated herein by reference, H conveying all right, title, interest, claim and demand to the City of Evans. --- W � F O u> NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of County Commissioners of Weld a N W County, Colorado, that the Quit Claim Deed for the hereinabove mentioned right- en W of-way be, and hereby is, approved. O fzi tO to z BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED by the Board that the Chairman be, and hereby is, N � authorized to sign said Quit Claim Deed. O 0 a The above and foregoing Resolution was, on motion duly made and seconded, a adopted by!t�h wing vote on the 8th day of May, A.D. , 1991. r0 BOARD v BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS ,y O ATTEST f WELD COU TY COLORADO ea G. Weld Coiii*Hky-4.1eyk -to t...,4.!J Board _ y.2.4.., 4- �L/ Gor ac , �j� airman . � ` v By: l_._ (...) -42--t—r-----affri5 Deput to the Board G r e Kennedy, Pro-Tem APPROVED AS FORM: onstance L. Harbert ' C ---�✓ Cir iff/1i4 County Attorney C. W. Kirby 1 bhitr(i_23 W. H. Webs eri 910411 _ �6 c--0, 9 i tT U a r ?tin v.r AR225h033 QLJJE9r CLAIM EDI2EID 'PHIS DEED, Made this 8th day of May, 1991 , between the Board of County Commissioners of the County of Weld and State of Colorado, of the first part, and City of Evans, 3700 Golden Street, Evans, Colorado 80620, of the County of Weld and State of Colorado, of the second part, WITNESSETH, That the said party of the first part, for and in consideration of the sum of Ten ( $10 . 00) DOLLARS, to the said party o o of the first part in hand paid by the said party of the second part, the receipt whereof is hereby confessed and acknowledged, has o remised, released, sold, conveyed and QUIT CLAIMED, and by these presents does remise, release, sell,convey and QUIT CLAIM unto the a said party of the second part, its heirs, successors and assigns, o w forever, all the right, title, interest, claim and demand which the o 3 said art of the first party part has in and to the following described ta- o w lots or parcels of land situate, lying and being in the County of a Weld and State of Colorado, to wit: O All those portions of Blocks 4 , 5, 12, 21, 24, m 158, 167, 172 and 173, City of Evans, held by r: w Weld County for right-of-way for the old State Highway 3 , also known as State Street in the w City of Evans u TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the same, together with all and singular H the appurtenances and privileges thereunto belonging or in anywise Hand appertaining, and all the estate, right, title, interest and claim whatsoever, of the said party of the first part, either o a w in law or equity, to the only proper use, benefit and behoof of the m w said party of the second part, heirs and assigns forever. o W z IN WITNESS WHEREOF, The said party of the first part has �+ ay7 hereunto set its hand and seal the day and year first above o written. >+ ua In Witness Whereof, I, Gordon E. Lacy, Chairman of the Board of County Commissioners of said County of Weld, State of Colorado, o N on behalf of said County and by virtue of the Order contained in � o the Resolution made by said Board of County Commissioners on the 8th day of May, 1991 , have hereunto set my hand and affixed the w �" r seal of said County this gt'=- day da of ( County;) rte{ � , 1991, for the uses and ( Seal. 4, purpo�eb therein set forth. r (Seal) Chef + - °, :o f County Commissioners County of Wel Co rad�Met STATE OF COLORADO ) e ) ss . Cv'ELn CdildNry CLERK TO TiE BOARD County of Weld ) i1 L;, By: 7 ctzZ�Z r The foregoing instrument was ackftoUh'eVi Tger OA` 8th day of May , 19 91 , by Gordon E. Lacy as Chairman of the Board of County Commissioners of the County of Weld in the State of Colorado. `.l Srh4c My commission expires : My CommissionCxpiresJaruary10,199 T� f; y Witne - - my hand and official seal this /'/l day of /(ty , A.D. , 19 (I/ -- lA � ' , l _ y (Hi t'° A" --3x -- - r l& R. RUSSELL ANSON '�� ATTORNEY AT LAW �d ')�`' U '� ��) t / J IJ THE LAW BUILDING i..:._� .r._ --� 1011-11TH—/VENUE — WELD ' 'IJNTY P.O. BOX 32C c' i '«171i`I f ATTORNE (,, , ICE GREELEY, COLORADO 80632 (303) 353-5508 TELECOPIER: (303) 356-1111 July 3 , 1991 Lee D. Morrison Assistant County Attorney 915 Tenth Street P. 0. Box 1948 Greeley, CO 80632 RE: State Street Right-of-Way Dear Lee: Enclosed is a copy of the minutes of the Evans City Council of June 4, 1991, wherein the City Council accepted the Quit Claim Deed from the County for the State Street right-of-way. Thank you/ver much for your assistance in this matter. Very truly/yours, 2/27147 - R: Russell Anson RRA: sa Enc. �.r.. Ar.4_4_ MINUTES EVANS CITY COUNCIL I Regular Meeting June 4, 1991 - 7: 30 P.M. I. CALL TO ORDER Mayor Knox called the meeting to order at 7: 30 p.m. II. PLEDGE III. ROLL CALL: Council: Present - Mayor Knox, Council Members Benson, Krieger, Premer, Roberts and Tiffany Absent - Council Member Greenfield Staff: Present - Russ Anson - City Attorney Richard Evans - City Manager Kim Betz - City Clerk IV. APPROVAL OF AGENDA: Mayor Knox stated there were no additions to the agenda. Council Member Krieger made motion, seconded by Council Member Premer to approve the agenda as submitted. Motion passed with all voting in favor thereof. V. MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING OF MAY 21, 1991: Council Member Krieger made motion, seconded by Council Member Tiffany to approve the minutes as submitted. Motion passed with all voting in favor thereof. VI. OLD BUSINESS: A. Ordinance No. 798-91 - Planned Unit Development Rezoning (Second Reading) The City Clerk read the following amendment to Section 3 (e) : "Any structures, such as awnings or tents, which are constructed for temporary shelter for vendors spaces must be removed upon the close of business each day except when being used for two consecutive business days". ✓j. 3t Evans City Council ! Regular Meeting June 4, 1991 Page Two Council Member Krieger made motion, seconded by Council Member Benson to adopt Ordinance No. 798-91 as amended on second reading. Motion passed with all voting in favor thereof. B. Ordinance No. 799-91 - Authorizing an Intergovernmental Agreement between the City of Evans and the Weld County Housing Authority (Second Reading) Council Member Premer made motion, seconded by Council Member Tiffany to adopt Ordinance No. 799-91 on second reading. Motion passed with all voting in favor thereof. C. Ordinance No. 800-91 - Drug and Alcohol Testing (Second Reading) Council Member Benson made motion, seconded by Council Member Roberts to adopt Ordinance No. 800-91 on second reading. Motion passed with all voting in favor thereof. VII. NEW BUSINESS: A. Resolution No. 6-1991 - Complying with Senate Bill 33 This resolution designates a public place for the posting of notices of public meetings. Council Member Krieger made motion, seconded by Council Member Roberts to adopt Resolution No. 6-1991. Motion passed with all voting in favor thereof. B. Ordinance No. 801-91 - Rezoning of Lundvall Property from B-4 to M-2 (First Reading) This ordinance would rezone the property in question to the proper zone. Council Member Premer made motion, seconded by Council Member Krieger to adopt Ordinance No. 801-91 on first reading. Motion passed with all voting in favor thereof. C. Quit Claim Deed to property located on State Street The City Attorney explained that by accepting this Quit Claim Deed for State Street, it would release Weld County property, right-of-way, .and easement to the City of Evans and this would enable staff to pursue the property swap with Norman Michaud for roadside park improvements. ci rt, 14 f _ Evans City Council • Regular Meeting June 4 , 1991 Page Three i Council Member Krieger made motion, seconded by Council Member Roberts to accept the Quit Claim Deed for State Street from Weld County. Motion passed with all voting in favor thereof. _J VIII. REPORTS: • A. City Manager' s Report City Council reviewed the City Manager's Report and had no questions. IS. AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION: There was no audience participation. B. ADJOURNMENT: Mayor Knox adjourned the meeting at 7 : 45 p.m. (At Kim Be City C rk R. RUSSELL ANSON ATTORNEY AT LAW THE LAW BUILDING -) 1011 11TH AVENUE .. ., P.O. BOX 326 GREELEY COLORADO 80632 (303) 353-5508 TELEC0PIER'. (303) 356-1111 April 15 , 1991 Weld County Board of County Commissioners 915 10th Street Greeley, CO 80631 Re: Right-of-Way Along State Street in the City of Evans formerly known as State Highway 3 Dear Commissioners : The undersigned represents the City of Evans . The City of Evans staff is presently trying to straighten out some problems regarding State Street as it lies within the City of Evans . State Street was originally known as State Highway 3 but was abandoned by the State Highway Department with the construction of Highway 85 in either 1949 or 1950 . Since that point in time the City of Evans has been maintaining the roadway and it is used as a local street for citizens of the City of Evans . Chuck Jones has done extensive research into the real estate records concerning ownership of this right-of-way and it appears that the County of weld has a substantial interest either by deed or usage in this right-of-way. Some of the interest is a fee interest, some is prescriptive and some is simply a deeded right-of-way. The City of Evans would like to continue to maintain this roadway as a local street, but in order to clear up any potential title problems , we feel that it will be necessary for the County of Weld to quit claim any interest that it may have in this roadway to the City of Evans . The City plans to make some alterations in this roadway this calendar year and would appreciate action by the Board sometime in the near future. Assistant County Attorney, Lee Morrison, has in his possession most of the information that has been prepared by Chuck Jones . Thank you very much for your anticipated prompt attention to this matter. Very "truly y rs R. R sell son Atto ney at Law RRA:yd pc : Lee Morrison Ken Hammer, Public Works Director City of Evans MEMORAnDum Board of To Crninty Cnmmigsinners Date March 21, 1991 COLORADO From LPP D. Morrison, Assistant County Attorney subject Old State "Rahway 3 in the City of Evanq Chuck Jones has done extensive work for the City of Evans regarding Old State Highway 3 which parallels the main line of the Union Pacific Railroad running on a southwest to northeasterly direction between 35th Street and 39th Street. Mr. Jones ' research, which is documented in the attached information, shows a number of parcels which apparently are held in fee by Warranty Deed or Quit Claim Deed to Weld County probably for right-of-way. There are some other areas which appear to have been established by prescriptive use. Apparently the highway was located in that area after 1921 . It appears that the City of Evans is interested in acquiring the interests of the County as they occur along this area. In order for it to transfer to Evans, Weld County would have to deed the property rather than vacate it as a vacation of the roadway would result in the property passing to the adjacent property owners . Ordinarily, land held by the County which is annexed into a city would automatically go to the responsibility of the city, but apparently Weld County acquired this property inside the City as part of the State Highway project and there has been no annexation. There may be an argument that this is property which should be sold as surplus property but, in effect, the public purpose still exists for the property and it is not actually surplus . Therefore, it appears more appropriate for Weld County to quit claim its interest in this stretch of road and have the City do an acceptance of the Quit Claim in order to formally convey the parcel to the City. My recommendation would be to indicate to the City of Evans that the County will quit claim the property if and when they are prepared to accept the Quit Claim Deed. Once Evans indicates they will do so, and any necessary surveys are performed, the matter would then be placed on your Board ' s agenda for execution of the Deed(s ) . r / 7:110 V L e D. orrisoft Assistant County Attorney LDM:sa y WORK SESSION Quit Claim to Evans if They Are Willing to Accept Yes No Lacy Kennedy Harbert Kirby i Webster 011,7" IL 760 , E HARBERT KENNEDY ' KIRBY LACY WEBSTER _ WORK SESSION Quit Claim to Eva 8 if The Are Willin o Acce t Yes No Lacy Kennedy Harbert V Yi Kirby \ Webster ` P<\ i L7-10 ta4-0.4444 Ol HARBERT \ it,‘ . KENNEDYT— KIRBY / LACY WEBSTER r JONES — W2 N Z LAGER Professional Surveyors, Inc. 713 4th Street Greeley, Colorado 80631 (303) 352-4700 January 25, 1991 REPORT ON: Old State Highway #3 in the City of Evans between 35th Street and 39th Street Mr. Tom Hamblen c/o City of Evans 3700 Golden Street Evans, Colorado Dear Tom: The following chronology of events regarding State Highway #3 (SH #3) is broken down by Block. I have started at the North end of this research project which is located immediately North of 35th Street and then traveling South to 39th Street. As you will note the Block numbers are not consecutive but follow the highway as it travels to the South. Each specific Block will be addressed separately with the inclusion of my opinions and conclusions for that specific Block. Also included within this report are rough sketches of each block and the relationship of the specific parcels. It will be necessary to refer to these sketches for the Block being discussed to follow the parcel locations. I will try and work within each block from the North to the South as I discuss the events as they occurred. INTENT: The intent of this report is to delineate the recorded position of the Right-Of-Way (ROW) of the SH #3 as it travels along the approximate Westerly line of the Union Pacific Railroad (UPRR) within the City of Evans between 35th Street and 39th Street. Certain documents were researched to comprise the basis of this report. The conclusions and recommendations as stated herein are my professional opinions based upon this research material . As there are a considerable amount of documents involved in this research I will not included a copy within this report. STATE HIGHWAY #3 (SH #3) SH #3 as referred to within this report is defined as follows: Federal Road District No. 3 , State: Colorado, Federal Aid Project Number: 146. The set of plans that I obtained from the Colorado Department of Highways (CDoH) does not include any type of date to indicate when this project was built. Many of the parcels of land 1 e E that were deeded to Weld County occurred during 1921. The CDoH did realign this highway at its Southerly end which is indicated on the following plans: Federal Road District No. 3, State: Colorado, U.S.W.P.H. Project No. : W.P.M.H.-226-C"2. This realignment ties into the "Old" SH f3 and does indicate a first revision date of February 3 , 1936. It would appear from this information that SH f3 as it was originally constructed occurred prior to that date. UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD (UPRR) RIGHT-OF-WAY (ROW) We have discussed the possible problem or at least the uncertainty of the width of the ROW of the railroad between 31st Street and 42nd Street in the City of Evans. In my discussions with a Mr. Jack Nelson with the UPRR in Omaha I was informed that the railroad had in their opinion a "Determinable Fee Title" to the ROW for the railroad as opposed to "Fee Simple Absolute" or "Fee Simple. " Black's Law Dictionary, Fifth Edition defines "Determinable Fee Title" as: Also called a "base" or "qualified" fee. One which has a qualification subjoined to it, and which must be determined whenever the qualification annexed to it is at an end. An estate in fee which is liable to be determined by some act or event expressed on its limitation to circumscribe its continuance, or inferred by law as bounding its extent. An estate that may last forever is a "fee," but if it may end on the happening of a merely possible event, it is a "determinable," or "qualified fee." Based upon this information and my conversation with Mr. Jack Nelson it is my understanding that the railroad has fee title to the ROW as long as it's used for the purposes of a railroad. That when and if the railroad should abandon the use of the property for railroad purposes that the title reverts back to the Federal Government or creating what is called "Determinable Fee Title. " This than creates the situation were the railroad can not deed or quit claim any of its ROW because it does not own the ROW. This should be kept in mind in reading the remaining portion of this report addressing the railroad ROW. Southwest Quarter (SW1/4) of Section 20, Township 5 North, Range 65 West of the 6th P.M. This being the area between 31st Street and 37th Street: The patent from the United States TO Andrew H. Smith was recorded May 6, 1873 in Book 8, Pages 453 through 454 and reads in part as follows describing the parcel of land: 2 South West Quarter of Section Twenty in Township Five North of Range Sixty five west in the District of lands subject to sale at Denver City Colorado Territory containing one hundred and sixty acres. According to the official plat of the survey of the said lands, returned to the General Land Office by the Surveyor General which said tract has been purchased by the same Andrew H. Smith. Now Know Ye, That the United States of America in consideration of the premises and in conformity with the several acts of Congress in such case made and provided, Have Given and Granted and by these presents do give and grant, unto the said Andrew H. Smith and to his heirs, the said tract above described, To Have and To Hold the same together with all the rights, privileges, immunities and appurtenances of whatsoever nature thereunto belonging with the said Andrew H. Smith, and to his heirs and assigns forever. There are no specific reservations stated within this document that addresses railroad ROW. Northwest Quarter (NW1/4) of Section 29, Township 5 North, Range 65 West of the 6th P.M. This being the area between 37th Street and 42nd Street: The deed FROM John Evans, Trustee of the Denver Pacific Railway and Telegraph Company TO David H. Moffat Jr. Trustee for the Denver Land Association as recorded February 18, 1879 in Book 3 , on Pages 21 through 22 inclusive the following described parcel of land: The North West quarter of Section Twenty nine (29) Township Number Five (5) North in Range Sixty five (65) West of the Sixth Principal Meridian containing One hundred and Sixty acres more or less Reserving to said company and its assigns Depot Ground as laid off and the right of way for said Railway in width on each side of the track one hundred feet in manner and form as provided by the Acts of Congress. The Congressional Act dated July 1, 1862, Chapter CXX, Sec. 2 address the width of the right-of-way and states the following: "said right of way is granted to said railroad to the extent of two hundred feet in width on each side of said railroad where it may pass over the public lands. " There have been four separate plattings of the City of Evans which occurred during 1869, 1872, 1891, and 1908. All of these plattings indicate that the ROW through the City of Evans is 100 feet on each k�, f 3 - side of the track as laid out and not the 200 feet as indicated by the Congressional Act of July 1, 1862. The railroad restricted the width of the ROW within the NW1/4 of Section 29 by stating the width as "and the right of way for said Railway in width on each side of the track one hundred feet in manner and form as provided by the Congressional Acts." The problem here is that by the Act of Congress the width is defined as being 200 feet in width on each side of the track. This creates a conflict between the Act of Congress and the written document created by the railroad. It is apparent that someone discovered this and possibly other problems along this line of track from Denver to Cheyenne. The Congressional Act of June 24 , 1912, Chapter 181 addresses this line of track and states the following: "of or concerning land forming a part of the right of way between Denver, Colorado and Cheyenne, Wyoming, of any said companies granted by or held under any Act of Congress, and all conveyances or agreements confining the limits of said right of way, or restricting the same, are hereby legalized, validated, and confirmed to the extent that the same would have been legal or valid if the land involved therein had been held by the corporation making such conveyances or agreement under absolute or fee-simple title." After my discussion of this problem with Mr. Russ Anson the following determinations can in my professional opinion be made: 11: That within the NW1/4 of Section 29, the ROW of the UPRR is 100' feet on each side of the track. This determination is based upon the restriction of this ROW within the deed FROM John Evans, Trustee of the Denver Pacific Railway and Telegraph Company TO David H. Moffat Jr. Trustee for the Denver Land Association as recorded February 18, 1879 in Book 3 , on Pages 21 through 22 inclusive which states that the ROW will be 100' feet on each side of the track. Though the railroad could not make such a restriction of its ROW at the time the NW1/4 was deeded to David H. Moffat Jr. the Congressional Act of June 24, 1912 "legalized, validated, and confirmed to the extent that the same would have been legal or valid if the land involved therein had been held by the corporation making such conveyance or agreement under absolute or fee-simple title. " This then allowed the restriction of the ROW in the SW1/4 of Section 29. r . 11 12: The SW1/4 of Section 20 is a different problem entirely. The Congressional Act of July 1, 1862 defined the ROW width as being 200 feet on each side of the track. The patent from the United States TO Andrew H. Smith was recorded May 6, 1873 in Book 8, Pages 453 through 454 inclusive states in part: "in consideration of the premises and in conformity with the several acts of Congress in such case' made and provided, Have Given and Granted and by these presents do give and grant, . " It must therefore follow that the ROW as prescribed by the Act of July 1, 1862 was part of the "several acts of Congress" and therefore the ROW must be 200 feet on each side of the tracks. There are two possible circumstances under which the ROW within this SW1/4 has been restricted by either the acts of the railroad or the adjacent property owners to 100 feet on each side of the track. The first would be by the four plattings and recording of the City of Evans plats which would constitute constructive notice, or secondly by the actual occupation of the Lots and Blocks within the platted areas. In either case the ownership would have to be based upon adverse possession. The Congressional Act of June 24, 1912 goes on further to state: "That in all instances in which title or ownership of any part of said right of way heretofore mentioned is claimed as against said corporation, or either of them, or the successors or assigns of any of them, by or through adverse possession of the character and duration prescribed by the laws of the State in which the land is situated, such adverse possession shall have the same effect as though the land embraced within the lines of said right of way had been granted by the United States absolutely or in fee instead of being granted as a right of way. " The determination that would have to be made is whether at the time of the Congressional Act of June 24, 1912 the necessary parts of adverse possession had been met as prescribed by the laws of the State of Colorado at that time. If all the parts of adverse possession has been met than the ROW would be restricted to the 100 feet on each side of the track. If adverse possession can not be met than the ROW would remain at 200 feet on each side of the track as prescribed by the Congressional Act of July 1, 1862. There are two Quit Claim Deeds recorded September 8, 1916 both of which are FROM the Union Pacific Railroad Company. The first one is in Book 445, on Pages 523 through 524 inclusive and is TO "Owners in fee simple of their respective portions of the real 5 ol rt i,4 9� estate hereinafter described." The second one is in Book 445, on Pages 524 through 525 inclusive and is TO "City of Evans, Colorado. " Essentially these documents Quit Claimed the railroads right of way lying outside of a 100 foot strip of land on each side of the tracks, or being the outside 100 foot of right of way of a 400 foot total right of way reducing this right of way to 200 feet in total width. As stated before the railroad does not own this ROW in fee simple absolute or fee simple and therefore can not deed this property. In my conversation with Mr. Jack Nelson he stated that in his opinion the Quit Claim to the adjacent property owners was an invalid document and did not transfer any property. He further stated that he believed that the railroad could deed the platted street ROW within the City of Evans that was within the ROW of the UPRR to the City of Evans. During my conversations with Mr. Russ Anson he stated that due to the reversionary clause within the Quit Claim that this document was probably invalid. The statement reads as follows: "THIS GRANT is made upon the further condition that if the said grantee, its successors or assigns shall at any time attempt to sell or otherwise dispose of any portion of said premises or permit its use for railroad purposes by any other person or corporation, or to use said premises except for the usual and ordinary purposes of a street or highway, or shall in any manner, abandon the use of said premises for street or highway purposes, then this grant shall become null and void and of no effect and all rights hereby granted and conveyed shall thereupon cease and determine, and the premises hereby granted shall revert to the said grantor herein, it successors or assigns. It is therefore my opinion that these two documents FROM the UPRR are invalid documents. Mr. Russ Anson further stated that it was his belief that if it were necessary to go to court to address the issue of the ROW that no court would uphold the railroads claim to a 400 foot ROW through the City of Evans. 6 C t..,44 B:_ OCK PAGE IN ,..- EX . :.......4 . . ifj MASTER ET �'IT - 80 sto xrn ��` .m 180 p 158 # I —�_ s �� t.so main 1 ak/ mum is i ir � Q l Ems I � � /� Q. A l l w in ■wA Me Me MI Ilia 4.i 1.4-1111 Sat t= s" :t1f It:TO ,c co � � �► �l� al as= o (1:3' 36 i _4 � ■ � � � � ma injure m r■ Ir t/ 1.IIINSIIMEC s, e a( / VN. j i��Ia� � � e. 3 _ � 2 , N co rn -- ISPOItNISMS PIP MI I N. xr� adra INN■Imil/l==4MII twill It N7 / I r cc, v . � rl� N � O �soli/ i . A OC+ m � ma_ Oka! tIIII. .. w WW I 314 . w e ew / . SWIM •w M N r .•• .-$'431 , 29 z a - - OS Ina aC CHAP PELOW , / o o+ .� a i °p a _ SC OOL � ' � _' - � + / ` / ,._ P V. ' Y in Cs 1 • ►e' O, , m • / tO V ." • N O a . . , / u ma vs it•;" •:!.: - / ' ._ / _ a _ m + r . J9a.ACK 158 Document #1 (Doc #1) : Book 650, Page 121, as recorded June 30, 1921 deeded FROM Joseph M. Kinsinger TO Weld County a triangular parcel of land located in the Southeasterly corner of the Block as indicated on the attached sketch. This parcel of land was deeded by a Warranty Deed and as far as I can determine Weld County still owns this parcel of land in Fee Simple. The drawing for the location of SH #3 according to the CDoH appears to reflect the usage of this parcel of land by the existing highway. CONCLUSION: Only an actual location of the highway in relationship to the platted Block and Street lines would determine whether a problem exists in the position. My professional opinion at this time though is that there is no problem within Block 158 between the actual location of SH #3 and the parcel of land as described in Doc. #1. 7 BLOCK 158 L., la c4 tit it 3z0 j ieC (n O t K K tr BA' ‘-$174il /z/ fn. 3O QF� 114x/ J CJ )y 6 ate o<o) �0° �0� /3 g�� X 7 1 is f ,:x S 7-A C 19'I BLOCK 1 6 7 LOTS ONE (11 and TWO (2) : Document #2 (Doc #2) : Book 655, Pages 178 through 180 inclusive as recorded November 12, 1921 deeded FROM the Estate of Chris Wolk TO Weld County a strip of land being Sixty feet (60' ) in width along the Easterly line of said Lots 1 and 2. The Easterly line of said 6b' strip of land being coincident with the Westerly ROW line of the UPRR. This parcel of land was deeded by an Administrator's Deed to Weld County and as far as ,I can determine Weld County still owns this parcel of land. CONCLUSION: Only an actual location of the highway in relationship to the platted Block line and UPRR ROW would determine whether a problem exists in the position. My professional opinion at this time though is that there is no problem within Lots 1 and 2 between the actual location of SH #3 and the parcel of land as described in Doc. #2 . LOTS FOUR (4) through SIX (61 Inclusive and Lot FOURTEEN (141 : Document #3 (Doc #3 ) : Book 463, Page 501 as recorded February 10, 1917. Document #4 (Doc #4) : Book 983, Page 405 as recorded October 2, 1935. Document #5 (Doc #5: ) Book 983 , Page 406 as recorded October 2, 1935. Document #6 (Doc #6) : Book 980, Page 179 as recorded March 17, 1936. Document #7 (Doc #7) : Book 1004, Page 584 as recorded February 1, 1937. Document #8 (Doc #8) : Book 1027, Page 93 as recorded June 6, 1939. Document #9 (Doc #9) : Book 1032, Page 471 as recorded October 20, 1938. Document #10 (Doc #10) : Book 1468, Page 539 as recorded January 24, 1957. Document #11 (Doc #11) : Book 1468, Page 540 as recorded January 24, 1957. Document #12 (Doc #12) : Book 582, Reception Number 1503589 as recorded May 16, 1962. Document #13 (Doc #131 : Book 758, Reception Number 1680005 as recorded January 28, 1976. The foregoing documents range in time from February 10, 1917 through January 28, 1976 and address Lots 1 through 6 and Lot 14. There is no mention of any reservation for a county road or exclusions of any part of these lots for road purposes. As can be 8 BLOCK 167: (Continued) seen in the attached sketch for Block 167 the centerline of SH #3 is located approximately 25' feet to the West of the Westerly ROW line of the UPRR ROW. It would appear that Lot 5 is located entirely within the area used for the ROW of SH #3. According to the records of the Weld County Assessors Office (WCAO) George A. Wicks and Mary C. Wicks own Lot 5 as described in Doc #13. It would ails° appear from the sketch that Lot 6 is entirely located within the area used for the ROW of SH #3. Doc #7 deeded Lots 3 through 6 FROM George K. Brown TO J.O. Ireland and Doc #9 deeded Lot 3 FROM J.O. Ireland TO Prexy Wilson. This is the last time in the title chain that Lot 6 appears. From these existing deeds it would appear that J.O. Ireland owns Lot 6 by Doc #7. There is no current ownership shown in the WCAO for Lot 6. LOT THIRTEEN (131 : Document #14 (Doc #141 : Book 577, Page 110 as recorded February 14, 1920. Document #15 (Doc #151 : Book 769, Page 189 as recorded March 3, 1925. Document #16 (Doc #161 : Book 796, Page 401 as recorded June 25, 1926. Document #17 (Doc #171 : Book 1021, Page 541 as recorded February 3, 1938. Document #18 (Doc #181 : Book 1047, Page 408 as recorded July 12, 1938. The foregoing documents range in time from February 14, 1920 through July 12', 1938 and addresses Lot 13. There is no mention of any reservation for a county road or exclusions of any parcels of land deeded to Weld County for road purposes. As can be seen in the attached sketch for Block 167 the centerline of SH #3 is located approximately 25' feet to the West of the Westerly ROW line of the UPRR ROW. Tm TWELVE f12) and the NORTH HALF (N1/2) OF LOT ELEVEN 1111 : Doc #2 deeded FROM the Estate of Chris Wolk TO Weld County a strip of land being Sixty feet (60' ) in width along the Easterly line of said Lot 12 and N1/2 of Lot 11. The Easterly line of said 60' strip of land being coincident with the Westerly ROW line of the UPRR. This parcel of land was deeded by an Administrator's Deed to Weld County and as far as I can determine Weld County still owns this parcel of land. 9 BLOCK 167: (Continued) NORTH HALF (N1/21 OF LOT ELEVEN (111 and LOT TEN (101 : Document #19 (Doc #191 : Book 650, Page 123 as recorded June 30, 1921. This document deeded a strip of land Fifty feet (50' ) in width across the aforesaid lots. The Easterly line of said 50' strip of land being coincident with the Westerly ROW line of the UPRR. CONCLUSIONS: It appears that Weld County owns in fee the strip of land within Lots 1, 2, 12, 11, and 10 for the ROW of SH #3 and that this strip of land varies in width from 50' to 60' . It appears that the use of the strip of land across Lots 3, 4, 5, 6, 14 , and 13 is by prescription. It should be noted at this time that there have been several tax sales of Lots 1 through 6 where these lots were sold to Weld County. On December 14, 1931 by Certificate #937 Lots 1 thought 5 LESS HIGHWAY were sold to Weld County, and was redeemed on February 13 , 1932 by C.M. Christensen. On December 15, 1939 by Certificate #57 Lots 1 through 6 LESS HIGHWAY were sold to Weld County, which Lots 1 through 3 and Lot 6 LESS HIGHWAY were redeemed on January 8, 1940 by C.D. Pearson, and Lots 4 and 5 were redeemed by Louis and Louise Warmuth on May 13, 1940 with no reference made to highway. Please note the reference to the highway within these tax sales. PROBLEM: Document #20 (Doc #201 : Book 1567, Page 56 as recorded September 22, 1960. This document vacated the North/South alley within Block 167 as indicated on the attached sketch by the cross hatched area. The use of this strip of land for SH #3 would be by right based upon the dedication of this area in the platting of the City of Evans as a public way or alley. As can be seen in the sketch for Block 167 where the ROW for SH #3 travels along the Easterly line of this Block in the area of this vacated alley this right has now been vacated because of Doc. #20 and the use of this area would be by prescription as the ownership of this alley would revert to the adjacent property owners because of this vacation. 10 e f e S. 14 BLOCK 167 a B 6SS l ss-ze SPre.a-Y- 4:K ra-is cage PA0) Am,. /.t,inn . i..5v zo irn , /B / IZMg I\ z b /' ��'' / CIn6 /6 a ). g` 4s i4 Wu.y 3 e� It2. ,DPP: A ,�ys /� v t vc /4 ?. v.) .el\I V l3 ;• .; i 'a /00, /z a. / { yj�: Y �'- .. I\ 3�SrIea.Y` a ASP�� . (/Dte O4A) P9 /23 Ca e JPjl9x/ / _ `� it et„ . yt.- / 7aneKs e1F , .-: 4 10-A . .. . vir,9S.1K 172 LOT 9: Document #21 (Doc #211 : Book 650, Page 124 as recorded June 30, 1921 deeded FROM A.W. Rickard TO Weld County a strip of land being Fifty feet (50' ) in width. The Easterly line of which is coincident with the Westerly ROW line of the UPRR. CONCLUSIONS: There does not appear to be any problem with this parcel of land. Please note though on the attached sketch for Block 172 that there does appear to be a small triangular parcel of land lying to the Northwest of this strip of land that is still part of Lot 9 and is still owned by Loren D. Wadsworth and Cleta L. Wadsworth by: Document #22 (Doc #22) : Book 742, Reception Number 1664356 as recorded July 3, 1975. RECOMMENDATIONS: My recommendation is that the City of Evans purchase this small parcel of land for roadway purposes as it is of no value to the current owner because it can not be built upon or used for any constructive purposes. 11 e f F'.';'v„, J7 BLOCK 172 6 `O -R6q' 07e.<,`'_ or An) P9 /zi! C//et-0x40, .rat agow i c P �CIO �C r) � / I, C aJ K 3 LS HI-� �'3 Jed S �0 lea \ g 7 • 321/ LW?e-r— . l Qe`-a e d ma;. `TraeKs II-A 1121,4_4_ BLOCK 17' 3 2 LOTS SIX (61 and SEVEN (71 : Doc #22 deeded FROM A.W. Rickard TO Weld County a strip of land being Fifty feet (50' ) in width the Easterly line of which is coincident with the Westerly ROW line of the UPRR. CONCLUSIONS: I do not see any problems with this parcel of land. LOT EIGHT (81 : Document #23 (Doc #231 : Book 650, Page 128 as recorded June 30, 1921 deeded FROM Harry H. Shaw, Charles H. Ramsay, Elijah Work TO Weld County all of Lot 8. Document #24 (Doc #241 : Book 927, Page 480 as recorded February 1, 1932 deeded FROM Weld County TO J. Clifford Carlson `All that part of Lot 8 lying West of a line Fifty feet West of and parallel to the centerline of the pavement on the State Highway, measured at right angles to the center line of said highway. ' CONCLUSIONS: It appears that Weld County owns all that part of Lot 8 lying East of the line described. The West line of this strip of land is tied to the location of the actual pavement and not the UPRR ROW as indicated in Doc #22 for Lots 6 and 7. It would also appear that the West line of the ROW for SH #3 would jog to the West as indicated in the attached sketch for Block 173. LOT NINE (91 : Document #25 (Doc #251 : Book 622, Page 150 as recorded June 30, 1921 deeded FROM Frank Loustalet TO Weld County all of Lot 9. Document #26 (Doc #261 : Book 914, Page 356 as recorded May 28 , 1931 deeded FROM Weld County TO A.B. Carlson `All that part of Lot 9 lying West of a line Fifty feet West of and parallel to the centerline of the pavement on the State Highway, measured at right angles to the center line of said highway. ' CONCLUSIONS: It appears that Weld County owns all that part of Lot 9 lying East of the line described. The West line of this strip of land is tied to the location of the actual pavement and not the UPRR ROW as indicated in Doc #22 for Lots 6 and 7. 12 r';o; 5 BLOCK 173: (Continued) RECOMMENDATIONS: As indicated within the notes for Lots 8 and 9 on the attached sketch for Block 173 the ROW for SH #3 in Lots 8 and 9 is tied to the centerline of the highway as constructed. There appears to be a jog in the Westerly line of the ROW because of this situation. It appears from all of the documents that I have viewed that generally the ROW for SH #3 is 50' in total width and in some 60' in width but the ROW is centered on the centerline of the existing highway. This does not appear to be the case in these two lots. It may be possible to abandon part of the ROW of SH #3 to the West of the centerline of the existing highway. 13 BLOCK 173 gti,ri sea st.ter t. 41 SO a s.K e 1?2- o 0 4,4 /7 2 \q \ kJ /6 3 e bso R' � ,z4 � r-)P I S 4 r.... Ct .30/92/ J 14 411; r �s :' Y A� 44 a 13 6 vJ t a 7 ' ice , / .... _ n � Tk (141. 3 2rF SW Per C Q440<4) a�\ �13fil- 4-./1/ a 5iIlla/ treoeKr 13-A C is $LOCK 4 LOT ONE (11 : This lot appears to be entirely located within the ROW of SH #3 . LOTS TWO (2) through NINE (91 : Document #27 (Doc #271 : Book 622, Page 300 as recorded January 10, 1922 deeded FROM Ruth C. Erickson TO County of Weld a strip of land described by a meets and bounds description. When calculated the width of this strip of land is 50' . There does appear to be a possible problem with some of the dimensions within this description as it describes more ground along the North and Easterly line of said Block 4 than is platted. In any event the Easterly line of this strip of land does tie by description to the Westerly ROW line of the UPRR which may alleviate any problems with the location of this described parcel of land. CONCLUSIONS: It may be necessary to locate the boundary of Block 4 to determine exactly what part of this Block is affected by this description. Document 128 (Doc #281 : Book 1234, Reception Number 02181454 as recorded June 2, 1989 indicates the current holder of title of this Block. This deed only addresses Lots 2 through 9 and does not indicate any reference to the 50' strip of land as indicated in Doc #27 . This deed also does not indicate Lot 1. It appears that Lot 1 is entirely located within the ROW of SH #3 and that title to this lot passed in Doc #27. 14 �*� ryci BLOCK 4 a CI oa 0 6: BD 0,3 g• t, +,� SAID Sneer qi c q e —04( o /a •/nA.e m . 4 Ofr 1 $.C 1.22 / /67 3OO • I %MA iv, /Q.z d n; .� Ce �, � s 3 ,\? �� J . oy • \L) i Z a s , 2 = ioo Q sztAt/4 . 10.16 .7";a A:s aLK./ 28 rig Snfeer egto--o<o) o 41 V-I" 19- 14-A Rr.ocx s : INTIRE BLOCK: Document #29 (Doc #29) : Book 943 , Page 273 as recorded February 6, 1933. Document #30 (Doc #30) : Book 1480, Page 369 as recorded June 24, 1957. Doc #29 is a Warranty Deed FROM Romina Overman TO Edward Francis Overman for all of Block 5, and Doc #30 is a Release of Inheritance Tax Lien for Edward Francis Overman also for all of Block 5. There is no mention of any reservations for a county road ROW and there are no deeds in the title track where any part of Block 5 was deeded to Weld County for road purposes. As can be seen on the attached sketch the Westerly ROW line of SH #3 appears to cross the Easterly side of Lot 18 and possibly Lot 17. Any use of this property for Weld County road ROW would apparently be by prescription. Document #31 (Doc #31) : Book 613, Reception Number 1535421 as recorded August 14, 1969 is a vacation of the ROW of 8th Street (Now 38th Street) between Idaho Street and Denver Street. As can be seen in the attached sketch the ROW for SH #3 crosses a portion of this vacated street. The use of this land for SH #3 would be by right based upon the dedication of this area in the platting of the City of Evans as a public way or street. As can be seen in the sketch for Block 5 where the ROW for SH #3 travels along the Westerly line of the UPRR ROW in the area of this vacated street this right has now been vacated because of Doc. #31 and the use of this area would be by prescription as the ownership of this street would revert to the adjacent property owners because of this vacation. This may possibly be a problem depending upon the actual physical location of the highway. 15 - ,'A 4 CAL; BLOCK 5 , &ec 1 7 C SRF -D44) •%,„ . 4 a i as z I 0h K ¢ W r al e W / ift: 0C / Q , / 'i AC / C AV .7 / st /9 iB �.d o�OA /76 A x cs3.5-5zi 4“yra,1969 a ✓e/es k"\\* - � k 1,., /2- a N� , kwts,- b w ;ke. , 1,„ s3 n, chow 15-A 4 raw ,N9 1 `1,4 4 f3'r.00K 12 j.CYr ONE (1) : Document #32 (Doc #32) : Book 987, Reception Number 01915877 as recorded January 28, 1983 deeded FROM Louise Overman TO LeRoy L. Johnson and Lorraine Johnson Lot 1 of Block 12. There is no mention within this document of any reservations for county road ROW. Document #33 (Doc #331 : Book 650, Page 129 as recorded June 30, 1921 deeded FROM Arthur C. Overman TO Weld County a strip of land being 50' in width and that the Easterly line of said 50' strip is coincident with the Westerly ROW line of the UPRR ROW. As far as I can determine Weld County still owns this strip of land. CONCLUSION: Please note on the attached sketch for Block 12 that there is a strip of land platted along the Westerly ROW line of the UPRR. There are no dimensions indicated on any of the four (4) plats for the City of Evans. There also is no street name indicated for this strip of land. As a last resort I scaled this dimension on all 4 of the plats as are on file in the office of the Weld County Clerk and Recorders (WCCR) . This strip of land scales between 40 feet and 45 feet in width. The strip of land as described in Doc #33 is described so that the Easterly line of said 50' strip of land is coincident with the Westerly ROW of the UPRR and because of the platted strip of land as previously indicated only approximately the Easterly 5 feet to 10 feet of Lot 1 was deeded to Weld County for SH #3. Also note that the Westerly ROW line of SH #3 is indicated on the attached sketch for Block 12 by a dashed line. Note that this line is West of the West line as deeded in Doc /33 . This may or may not be a problem depending upon where the actual roadway is constructed in relationship to the platted Block lines. Doc #31 is a vacation of the ROW of 8th Street (Now 38th Street) between Idaho Street and Denver Street. As can be seen in the attached sketch the ROW for SH #3 crosses a portion of this vacated street. The use of this land for SH #3 would be by right based upon the dedication of this area in the platting of the City of Evans as a public way or street. As can be seen in the sketch for Block 12 where the ROW for SH #3 travels along the Westerly line of the UPRR ROW in the area of this vacated street this right has now been vacated because of Doc. #31 and the use of this area would be by prescription as the ownership of this 16 ri ap;S,4 "A_ BLOCK 12: (Continued) street would revert to the adjacent property owners because of this vacation. This may possibly be a problem depending upon the actual physical location of the highway. LOTS TWO (21 through FOUR (41 : Document 134 (Doc 1441 : Book 794, Reception Number 1715555 as recorded April 5, 1977 is a Personal Representative Deed TO Joan M. Roberts and addresses Lots 2 and 3. The document does reference a strip of land along the East side for highway. The reference in Lot 2 indicates that the width is 60 feet. Document 135 (Doc 1351 : Book 650, Page 120 as recorded June 30, 1921 FROM Sam Maxwell TO Weld County is a Warranty Deed and describes the following parcel of land: `That portion of Lots Two, Three, and Four (2,3 ,4) , Block Twelve (12) , Town of Evans, according to the recorded plat thereof, lying between straight parallel lines, the Westerly of which intersects the West boundary of said Lot 2 at a point 75 feet North of the Southwest Corner of said Lot 2 and intersects the East boundary of said Lot 4 at the Northeast Corner of said Lot 4. ' This line is indicated on the attached sketch for Block 12. Please note that the Westerly line is indicated on the sketch and that the Easterly line would run into the platted strip of land being approximately 40 feet to 45 feet in width lying between Block 12 and the Westerly. ROW of the UPRR. (See note within this Block description explaining this strip of land) CONCLUSIONS: I do not see any major problems within this block. Please note on the sketch for Block 12 that the Westerly ROW of SH 13 as indicated on the CDoH plans would indicate that a portion of Lot 5 may be included within the use of SH 13. This could only be determined by an actual location of the constructed highway and the platted Block lines. 17 to i - 4- BLOCK 12 ' S r3 Af1�RG'Qo yitic 1/dc,F7 -a Ott /7B ll Rae Arms/ gig RK9 .t,/n9 lie nee Sr4e - P9 a? 9l CB�O44i Tice• 30 0 N PO 20 ' if .: r . �o Y' -.Cr- , 9 I/ ''• o R Y. . V �-: 'fej i� 7 ^ �� 6 �_ r �Q W s . L 't 4 ',Al E . NI.J 1 t ti y 3 Ihz /001 a o fi/174, . BK 1SO , �itirr�3 es,MO rims 305 /9-7/ 8 964Sr>4enr- C 2ceado) X80 eo gAK / (9 r m � 1 M . ' 17-A F=NAL CQIICZIL 7 TC=ONS AkND COrMrzENTS ; The majority of the ROW of SH /3 appears to be in fee simple by either Warranty Deed or Quit Claim Deed to Weld County. There are areas that appear to be by prescriptive use. This is caused by the fact that no specific documents were recorded indication the transfer of the appropriate property. It does appear interesting though that there are parcels being used apparently by prescription that are bounded on the North and South by deeded parcels. This may be caused simply by the fact the appropriate documents were executed but never recorded. I have been unable to locate any type of information within the records of Weld County relative to this research project. I was able to locate the set of drawings from the CDoH for SH 03 as indicated within this report. From this information the highway does not appear to be a straight line parallel with the ROW of the UPRR but the centerline has several small curves located along its length. Of the apparent 32 Lots affected by the ROW of this highway 24 of these Lots have deeds to Weld County addressing this ROW and the remaining 8 Lots are apparently by prescription. There are two areas as noted where one street and one alley have been vacated by the City of Evans that may cause some problem with the ROW of SH 03. There is no way that I can determine at this time based only upon this research whether there may be a problem with the actual placement of the constructed roadway in relation to the deeded parcels of land. Only a Land Survey of this area would make this determination. This research project has been as extensive as possible with research being conducted through many different agencies within Greeley, Weld County, and the UPRR in Omaha. 18 $IffiiEMELS CffitTIFIn I, Charles B. Jones, a Colorado Registered Professional Surveyor do hereby state to: City of Evans 3700 Golden Street Evans, Colorado 80620 that the research associated with this project was completed by me through the following companies and agencies: Transamerica Title Company of Greeley, Colorado Stewart Title Company of Greeley, Colorado Weld County: Clerk and Recorders Assessors Office Engineering - Road i Bridge Union Pacific Railroad at Omaha, Nebraska with the assistance of Mr. Jack Nelson City of Evans with the assistance of Mr. Tom Hamblen I further state that the sketches as contained herein are only for the purpose of providing a basis of reference and are not to construed as nor are they intended to be Land Survey Plats. I further state that the opinions, conclusions, and recommendations as contained herein are based upon my professional experience and professional opinions and that they are true and correct to the best of my knowledge, information, and belief. die a.REGIS? Charles B. Jones l— gr.�Zass Colorado Registered Pro ssgn ft ��Land Surveyor X22098 / _ /9n ...••' g /r SRC too 19 l." g'r;'r,1 � I /oat .TONES — W=N=NGER Professional Surveyors, Inc. 713 4th Street Greeley, Colorado 80631 ( 303 ) 352-4700 December 18 , 1990 RE: Blocks 21 , 24 , & Railroad Park City of Evans, Colorado Mr. Tom Hamblen c/o City of Evans 3700 Golden Street Evans, Colorado 80620 Dear Tom: The following is provided as per our conversation of December 17 , 1990 regarding the manner of presentation of this information. I would also suggest that a meeting be set up to go over this material with you and other people wi hin the City of Evans to answer any questions that will no dobbt arise based upon this information. The purpose of this research was to determine the standing of the right-of-way (easement) of the old State Highway 13 (SH/3) between 39th Street and 42nd Street and West of the Union Pacific Railroad (UPRR) . I have broken this information down by blocks to help delineate this title track. The copies of the abstracts that you provided have been extremely helpful in this research. BLOCK 21 : Lots One ( 1 ) through Six ( 6) : Though these lots are not owned by `Michaud' it does indicate the existence of the old highway right-of-way (ROW) . Document 11 (Doc . 11) : Recorded March 19 , 1917 , Book 362 , Page 425 is a deed from `The Northern Colorado Elevation Company' TO `The Colorado Milling & Elevator Company . ' This deed addresses Lots 1 through 6 . No reference to any existing roads or ROW's is addressed within this document. Document 12 (Doc . /2) : Recorded July 26 , 1949 , Book 1158 , Page 461 is a deed from `The Colorado Milling & Elevator Company' TO `Arthur C Roberts and Laurin H. Roberts . ' This deed also addresses Lc`_s 1 through 6 , Block 21 , BUT also states `subject to rights-of-Way for public highway and railroad as now located. ' CONCLUSION: I have been unable to locate any information that would indicate that Weld County ever owned, or was deeded any part of Lets 1 through 6 of Block 21 . My professional opinion is that the old roadway as constructed for SH 13 over any part of these r lots exists at this time by prescription. This is subject to possibly obtaining information from Weld County regarding this situation. I should also point out that depending upon a survey of this property that there may .be a small portion of some of these lots lying East of the ROW of the old SH #3 . Lots Seven (7 ) through Nine (9) : Document #3 (Doc . #3 ) : Recorded July 10 , 1918 , Book 509, Page 55 and is a deed from `The I . Rothschild Produce Company' TO `The Great Western Sugar Company. ' This deed addresses Lots 7 through 9 . No reference is made to any roads or ROW's. Document #4 (Doc. #4 ) ; Recorded August 29 , 1931 , Book 919 , Page 34 and is a deed from `The Great Western Sugar Company' TO `James R. Hayes. ' This deed addresses Lots 7 through 9 , BUT contains the following reservation: `Reserving, however, from said Lots 7, 8 and 9 , a strip of land 50 feet wide , the central portion whereof is occupied by the concrete highway constructed by the County of Weld, as the same appears on said lots. ' CONCLUSION: Again I have been unable to locate any information that would indicate that Weld County ever owned, or was deeded riy part of Lots 7 through 9 of Block 21 . My professional opinion Is that the old roadway as constructed for SH #3 over any part of these lots exists at this time by prescription. This is subject to possibly obtaining information from Weld County regarding this situation. Lots Ten ( 10 ) through Twelve ( 12 ) : Document #5 (Doc . #5) : Recorded June 30 , 1921 , Book 650 , Page 122 and is a deed from `James Hayes, known also as J. R. Hayes' TO `Weld County, Colorado. ' This is a Warranty Deed and addresses the East Forty feet ( E. 40 ' ) of Lots 10 through 12 and deeded this portion to Weld County in Fee Simple. Document #6 (Doc . #6) : Recorded July 30 , 1937 , Book 1013 , Page 500 and is a deed from `Weld County, Colorado' TO `Mr. William H. Harris . ' This is a Quit Claim Deed and addresses `All that part of Lots Ten ( 10 ) , Eleven ( 11) , and Twelve ( 12 ) , in Block Twenty One ( 21 ) , Town of Evans according to the recorded plat thereof , not included in the right of way of Highway No . 85 as now laid out and constructed. ' CONCLUSION: It appears that Weld County owns the ROW for SH #3 in Fee Simple. Weld County took title in Fee Simple to the East 40 feet of Lots 10 through 12 and then deeded by Quit Claim that part NOT included in the ROW. 2 BLOCK 24: Document #7 (Doc. #71 : Recorded June 30 , 1921 , Book 650 , Page 126 is a Warranty Deed from `Julius Holick, known also as Julius Hollick' TO `Weld County, Colorado' and addresses `the North 140 feet of Block 24 . ' Document #8 (Doc. #81 : Recorded June 30 , 1921 , Book 650, Page 127 is a Warranty Deed from `George H. Young' TO `Weld County, Colorado' and addresses `All that part of Block 24 , lying South of the North 140 feet. ' At this point Weld County, owns all of Block 24 in Fee Simple. Document #9 (Doc. #91 : Recorded October 18 , 1934 , Book 967 , Page 269 is a Quit Claim Deed from `Weld County Colorado' TO `Charles W. Michaels' and addresses `All that part of Block 24, lying West of a line parallel to an twenty-five feet West of the center line of the paved concrete highway across said block. ' This deed goes on further to state `reserving, however, to the party of the first part a right of way for highway purposes, a strip of land five ( 5 ) feet wide lying adjacent to and immediately West of the East boundary of the land herein conveyed. ' CONCLUSION: It is my professional opinion that Weld County, Colorado owns in Fee Simple the ROW for SH #3 across Block 24 as it is now constructed. It appears from all the information obtained that the width of this ROW is Fifty feet ( 50 ' ) . It also appears that a right-of-way (ROW) or easement exists along the East line the of above property as described in Doc . #9 , being 5 feet in width for `highway purposes' . Document #10 (Doc. #101 : Recorded July 7 , 1937 , Book 1012 , Page 481 is a Quit Claim Deed from `Weld County, Colorado' TO `Charles W. Michaels' and addresses `All that part, if any, of Block 24 in the Town of Evans according to the recorded map or plat thereof , lying West of the right of way of the Union Pacific railroad Eid East of the right of way of State Highway No. 85 . ' IN CONCLUSION: It appears that some of the ROW for SH #3 is by prescription and some is in Fee Simple . I have been unable to obtain any information from Weld County regarding this situation. Depending upon the direction that the City of Evans wishes to pursue regarding this matter it would be necessary in my opinion for Weld County to participate in the vacation or abandoning of this roadway. It would also be my suggestion that the Colorado Department of Highways (CDoH) also be involved in this matter to insure that all parties that have, or may have acquired an interest in this roadway be involved in this process . 3 I have also looked at the platting of this portion of the City of Evans regarding the strip of land located along the West line of the UPRR. This strip of land is not dimensioned on any of the following town plats , 1869, 1872 , 1891 , and 1908 . It is an accepted standard within the surveying profession NEVER to scale a drawing for the purposes of obtaining a dimension. As the dimension for the width of this strip of land is not indicated on any of the aforesaid plats I have scaled this width to try and determine its APPROXIMATE dimension. It appears that this width is APPROXIMATELY between 40' and 45' . It may be possible to determine a more accurate width based upon the platted dimension along the North line of Block 24 in relationship to the position of the existing center line of the UPRR tracks. In any event this area is in my professional opinion some type of street or alley right-of-way and is NOT part of any block or the ROW of the UPRR. I have also looked into the three following documents: Document #11 (Doc. #11 ) : Recorded February 18, 1870 , Book 3 , Page 21 is a deed from `John Evans, Trustee of the Denver Pacific Railway and Telegraph Company' TO D. H. Moffat, Trustee Denver Land Association' the following property ` The Northwest Quarter of Section Twenty-nine ( 29 ) , Township Five ( 5) North in Range Sixty- five ( 65) West of the Sixth Principal Meridian. ' This deed addresses the strip of land as reserved by the railroad and reads as follows : `Reserving to said Company and its assigns Depot Ground as laid off and the right of way for said Railway in width on each side of the track one hundred feet in manner and form as provided by the Acts of Congress in relation thereto. ' Document #12 (Doc, #12 ) : Recorded September 8 , 1916, Book 445 , Pages 523 and 524 and is a Quit Claim Deed from the `Union Pacific Railroad Company' TO `Owners in Fee Simple if their respective portions of the real estate hereinafter described, as such owners appear of record' . ' Document #13 (Doc. #13 ) : Recorded September 8 , 1916 , Book 445, Pages 524 and 525 and is a Quit Claim Deed from the `Union Pacific Railroad Company' TO `the City of Evaqs This document states `whereas the City of Evans is now using End desires to continue the use for street purposes of a portion of the outer margin of the right of way belonging to the said Union Pacific Railroad. ' This document goes on further to state `or shall in any manner, abandon the use of said premises for street or highway purposes, then this grant shall become null and void and of no effect and all rights hereby granted and conveyed shall thereupon cease and determine, and the premises hereby granted shall revert to the said grantor herein, its successors or assigns . ' 4 e r;<rA,} CONCLUSION: We have had several discussions regarding the reversion of ownership of vacated streets by the City of Evans located within a strip of land thought to have been part of the ROW of the UPRR. It would appear that by oc. 111 the railroad has not owned any ROW other than a strip of land being one hundred feet in width on each side of the track as per Doc. 111 and that Doc. 113 has no basis in creating a reversion of ownership. RAILROAD PARK/DEPOT: You also asked me to look into the ownership of that parcel of land as indicated on the town plat as being `Railroad Park or Depot' . This being a parcel of land bounded on the North by 39th Street, on the East by Denver Street, on the South by 40th Street, and on the West by the UPRR. In researching this I checked the tractrindex at Transamerica Title Company, here in Greeley. I found no tract or block index for the following parcels : `Railroad' , `Park' , `Railroad Park' , or `Depot. ' I viewed the plats of the Town of Evans located in the Weld County Clerk and Recorders office (WCCR) for the following years: 1869, 1872 , 1891 , and 1908 . The 1869 plat indicates that the railroad ROW jogs out around and includes this area and is designated as `Ry. Co. ' The 1891 plat indicates a separation of this area from the railroad ROW by a dashed line. My professional opinion at this time based upon the information that I have viewed and the research that has been completed is that this parcel of land is not and was not part of the railroad ROW, based upon Doc, 111, but yet it is not and was not part of the platting of the Town of Evans. The description in Doc. 111 indicates that the railroad reserved `to said Company and its assigns Depot Ground as laid off and the right of way for said Railway in width on each side of the track one hundred feet in manner and form as provided by the Acts of Congress in relation thereto. ' CONCLUSION: Based upon this information it is my professional opinion that the railroad DID NOT deed this parcel of land in Doc. Ill , that it was not contained within the 1869 platting of the Town of Evans , as this 1869 plat was signed November 26 , 1869 , acknowledged December 11 , 1869 and recorded January 3 , 1970 , and Doc. #11 was signed December 13 , 1869 and recorded February 18 , 1870 . It would therefore follow that the correct description of this property would be a meets and bounds description or at least as described by being bounded on the North by 39th Street, on the East by Denver Street, on the South 40th Street, and on the West by the ROW of the UPRR. r444 cause a problem in title should the wrong party be deeded the property by the municipality upon vacation. The preceding information is presented to help delineate the apparent current ownership of the ROW of the old SH #3, Railroad Park, and strip of land located along the West line of the ROW of the UPRR. I realize that there is a lot of information contained herein and as I recommended at the beginning, that I sit down with you or other people form the City of Evans to answer questions that will no doubt arise because of this research. It has been my pleasure to do this research and prepare this report and findings. The information as contained herein is based upon current documents of record, the abstracts as provided to me by your office, documents as located at the CDoH, and my professional opinion based upon these preceding documents. It would also be my suggestion to have Mr. Russ Anson, City Attorney, look this information over and get his feelings as to what the cities position should be regarding some of the problems as outlined. Please let me know when a convenient time would be to meet with your regarding this information. I look forward to working with you in the completion of this project. Respectfully submitted, Charles B. Jones PLS President/Manager JONES - WININGER Professional Surveyors , Inc. 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Darla . t A' of the Coal d Dsld r .ass tie Star el CaModo,d sale i' • ' saad pert: NfCNESSY77f. Tbr Sir said party d the fist prat, fey W Y cewNastixe d • do no ol d„ ' totter said pry del Ile Suit part tis bred paid by dw nil part of de reard peN.�i► r ?xd 1 rapt eared is Y.eby midst, dad adaeelrderd. bee raft(gala Sated, awed and QUIT CLAIMED, wed by three parents da se remise, nerd eel,emery add QUIT CLAM i wow the said party el the sad pro bar belts sett dips forme,all del debt,ddr,Ytsaet. $iri 4 data and dread Oath thr raid party elf do list part has bad le the fdieYl dwrolod 1.4 t real estate utast.4'bt dd bad d Y de Cod1 d WELD sad State el Died*bear. `t All that pert et Leta Tam (10), Slade (11), red !Wald On 1a Milk . e ; # ilmAty tae (!1), Teem at loos wesnrllat to tae t r aarM/fi� Unfit r 'e ` eot iaalefad is the paeeeet flat et see at Ldd�t See s twat 1.1� ey out add add raetdde 'k s • '• r '- "'sa 4 , w+ t 4 . rA'r, • y !;l . 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Pan law t.�,�,,,,,I, - _ ..... fart ..f W0 M i�f 17 il)"�t, u l ',..Nb.r-.._ www.n4 v00t.I.r�Y wg l 1 M M'd sV maul pan .�..d+eM.und 6oV aW andpr,Iia1 y ea,be a the'I.d/. epawwith nomad t+ 41,2 4 l -.0 if ,. writ..l.-.l d Ur males show convey.t es d pod,Nor,prise%alrhlo red loAr4eribm 4•4.41 d laborite'%Is hanthin tad Maws d Use w`V De Sepia rd bawd_ �� +�rt�}4. it e4v lawn lar.wr la e1Aor Ip+nL.Iw7 arts%6arpJ.4•Y us,awn de saw la erne W few Jewels,r�the nre�qbeni� pi *a. h�Il l I, I- .-. .. RAW%Or tnnt%trrwrW4reredeawedwflatrrw LLd._._. .___._._, ri, i t- -. tr ' pal Pa.(all wren W Word wl haltrep - __ -- € _�_ ._ ki - _ a and the 4cO hercd.d _.•.- -- - 11 +� 1,1 t`', U pwrban L IW rlaiat sad prrweAm prr�aaa d the rid Irrt y._d 1W.rrJ pwt,:jA _ _.raw W two 1• 3wf r Nabs a0 sad weary wen w pros.lawfully rl.iria w to Santa Os wham n say pet Wwwd, tW rk part- d We fora part Stu W ?.. a h ob 1.•�. 11 ..l iI wli li ARtt.1\T AND FOREVER 0671_ND. Q 4404� ,. IN R ITS F1td {L'iIRRCu/', 7T. ,w67 ((!! . r pert sat d the pew pan bt.& Smite*on ?eye yy 3x�ills";-[:1;4 '1 ; ti7'ar for.low wnt41. �, band -..._dad orb.__.W,dy rd i s�'7,`t. .... Aarr4 trend W Donned Ms Hest., al '-- _.—_. -�� J� ,,-.`1,-'4 p J.� .4 ti a'��I♦1 fl W1 9 "t +lr. ..._... .. .. ._ L. G -, V r ----Vial. i .o ',it,-,-ley i I, pT tit nT COLOft.ttio, .e,� . , pp � r �i -_-- -CNem aN_ �!lACV )F. Ca�7 la W Nor _ ._._.._ q : y, r` ', I! -:. ._ _.._ .__..— --—Lk-a-1_4 c, '1,...-'LA.-m.Y1�y._^,_� � rd'•rt4 i hereby.wtlry ll+►—_ ` Yy r � 1 _ i S • lame to to Se pram 1_--bra:inane t; AA/. ontrofbd 14 ti. QM.rniaa.t.a{./ ..._. ..—orb a ie he hart • '41- ?. I ItO^4./JrM 6.awl eth no e(, ei+orwlwtrd Wr.....♦v, rAw.l, rrel.l am drUrwwd W W Mrrar d weNroe Ssr Y Far r.' { 'i 14•the son se pray..thnr.a n IwL ttl_ • __._� • h . '. _.. . __ _ _'_ t __ __ 11 y } ii * lertsir _�-_ —.._H r �hk .1 .ln w Wad rd7('�(� tat_ .{,(� dn7 et Q. i.."— (_ Ft O t t t t 1 -.,nano Jk..t.a.. e! i� pa...,_:...,<,. __._ r:'.32 -..__.__ •': 't. .tls.., - F.,.'f`1 • .t,1r f 1?`-,4”.w.a;:.c,Y;Citlri�:ud.rk:�lk:6'L4C9. S'v l�n :2�l �wa�w.tia" �.i.i�y,Ay 11Sx � •ai tr • t.s / • I w r,tYiri IOC* • 'i .1 t .� ,)+, �, r sant yb7 nuad�J nun curse oetrrrn. •rye`.-.,o.»rr.c1r�... 1 y-l- j}(n,h ' • Aionow SW 699169 �� Dstl�, ma.lhl. dl of PA�•. QUIT-CLAIM DEED trios y noisier ,i nomIn the year d Der Lord one thousand one hundred and Dl , H. BLTWREN •t tti WELD CJIrr, CN.O1laD0, `J'.tnthlun D. Day, "` •..' ToIto •amiasiear. *Probated to a'sseate this deed �'.. • C.] i sd� alnc fl�� r y G •1., nal for mord at f f`yciode to lt. can*of the tint part,ad `j.)14., OCT. 18 193 ,• .A.D.1i • maIIp T. iIOSdMI ;I ; WALTER . 1fOjt MO . of the County d pea and Bute of said tu'^ser• Colorado.d the mooed part: '..; i.','r^t• i•' , . • -,:t • 1►fTNtS4STH, Thd ohm •eid S7t f'I� n 7if TN 10/100 party -d the first part.for and Is teesidantMa ef��of .4,. 'i 1 i1 ! to�fe raid parts of the first pert In hand paid by the rid tarts of,ha mend part,the receipt ,Y, . ',.' ' odorant le hrereb7 erefe ded and attnowldsed, has remised. rears&sold eaaveyd and QUIT- . .,114. �•. C'...UMED,sad by thre pasts does Ta n aa.riser,sell,eon v r:sir,' 13f f art d the convey and Qt1tTL'1.A1I2 rt0 the said tie 1� t s frond part, his lairs and maligns forever, en the right- ULLe, larva. darn • 'h.7 III and deed whkh tie mild party of the first part ha• In and he tie fellewtag dteribed land . '1 • those bing and being In the Comer of Told and State of Ceteredq fawn: e e` ate - All that part of Dloek itienty-four (244 in the Sown of Naas ►eo:rdlug to 1 • 1, the recorded map or plat thereof, lying .est of • line para.lsl to •nd twenty • - . 1 fire 126 foot soot of the mate line of the pared Genii hlg'sy serous said "• 3 ;j' d bloat, reserving. hoverer, to the party of the first part • right of for � .• \ • kit way rurpo•.e, • strip of la five (D0 fat olds ohs • t'• • lemulalsly tort of the East 10 lying oQlses d to nod ti r,ai .� boundary of ins lard• her.l,a unsafe N. 1 • lhlo deed is aide pursuant to resolution of the Dears of Canis Condsalooers S of Meld flirty, Colo , it sue and entered of record is its preeeesloge 1 . I th• 1Q=pq of l�X��et_- • 1934, &rot nit•g Rattler L Dq t .. 'y . r oomleeinaer aforesaid, to siert• this deed la behalf of ::old Carts and to .' '`. r afrit hereto the meal of Told Conan Colorado�o arrylog sad teal estate to 4k(. w;a` •focal part? hereto. � • .• iit 1.t 4ti I� I ••j,7• " ` '7 1 l 4 - ,2, (yy 1.• ,•.I y':�'r . �. t: 'it 7b HAYS AND TO HOLD the ma teeeth,r with e l and slegvler the apportwaaede aid r' „k•. privilege thene oto baleastnT er In anywise thereat°appertaining,and all the estate, right.title, `,• • _ Lorna mad dm whatsoever,d fi the said dart 7 of the at part, either ie law or epnll7, to the .(lit.. dab �hrati� t and Nmheof of the said party dM the eeoeed pat, ILL• halo and smarm y�. \ "la\I. - It ��o part 7 of the brat part has treats sat it hahlde e1i:4..: y tilYl writer ' ., r . 1 r , tie� laatje 0•Iarala /9a.u.) '} i ? 'i.� • y . t+a� { L`�. e 1 fe �� s it,I. r ..N ' 1p� — -- L D_7144r'�� 1¢matl t +v ,.�, - its aralaiooer ;o eteemte.%Ili, deed . ,r. fee ,. Yrp — - — — I9utI 1. ".7i.. —7°— 4 t 1 �� 9.T.+ f•s %.. i •1• u_ a P I. Charles R. Docfl h • Myiv• f' 3:%7 r n6 •n d v s Notary Pobtf.la and for said Told{�. i "... y.f t, q� Cmt7.In tL+ 9tau afore- I 'S. 1. ... herebyoetlf7 that Eathlwen 1. Des, dwrissloner of :old J it to ,,:ti y ' `l.�ff•t i e J ereeete geld dood t• porronl7 kern to sr ea e4 per* whoa f 4t tr-;de • Dame le otewrited to the sonmed i � ti h' ay1 ~ l?.+d.ePDeared b►fore m.this der i. t' ,Y it .. �rs�,�,,lt- .i7'F ' Io MPR and aelr.w4'osed that •he .Ign.d,fried and drhv •-i - .''F r�1�'rit':t4•?'.anWald tautness s a nitre r. his free tad no ikA mitt, til° r on `` h•1 r1.i ,.l .: sad porpeeus th hli a sat tnnrlK 4 :.•.I • .4 ., ,•+, ,%' r ;- Carr wader gr7 h.nA and notarial yyeel thha lath • , Ger�•�(...•;.•°:; r'..?of Unifier ..l D. it 34 r . • ' . Ii . ; 1 tiasoi•bba-rDlrr , Autvst 31. It 31'. / .._.. . . . FAT', ,;,2i A..,„ar.l JUL 7 . 1937 .t Li- f - :wta�!. Y. •tir eoC't 1111'1 ' ' 431 Am. _. 1 . I1/4:040211 16 •,`.L Pt ❑IT CI.AIM nEtU 1I yg _t ~ •` fp� n r ti`'J+?'It,(?'� El11 d LCf d. M idv ti:. 3t.th dry of June r d ¢ ' ` '' In Iht• yrat of fair 1,nd my thoutlnd flint. hundred •nd thir t--seertn , r„ ' l,Ir• t # r b Fa Er D• its rorrralos tones y4 between T_LD OII Y•TY, COIA'6D0, by Yr rDC: y t •pp• lntod to execute this dond st�aa taytak .»xary bRtiallnemnalt ofthe 4� ,rat,: a 11 t dot part. and CIll,AS?3 PhVICHAEI.9 r �' •�+; 'i- of the County of Well .and the State of Colorado.of the 1, f nf8 , 5''. rrewnri • pare; WI'NASAT11, That the sail party td the first part, tar anti in on•hlnalion of I. T+ the sun of ir..rryttF IVE li..D Ito/lttt itt>Van 1,,, i'�-✓ to the mkt prithe foot prior n' the part In haml paid by the said party of the woad part. the '3,t �( re- trip. wltrrrvl 1, hereby arrnfe•!trl and arklewir+'pell, lu • nndr.l, released. IwW. trwnrytd ant `{i>' • . Ql.If Cl..IIIIl.ft, am: by IMv pets nit floes tt mire. nleare. sell, nanny and (NIT CL.11l1 ' onto the said part y of the second part, hl• )11414 and arsigns forever,all the Add,Ude,interest. ,t;( •-•••t 4,tt!1•�t claim and remind %kith tM mid party of the lint pun ha • In and to the foRaslaR descandescant' Pe r'�(i real t+ud,• atom,. Icing a•ul Mina in the County of WEI D and State of Colorado,ldwit:• F,I t+fi .LCt"7 All that part, if any, of Clock Twenty-fnur (24) d ` t4 in Cho Town of Evans ac •ording to that racordod nap er �i� , �'" Plat rho-lot, lying that of the riiht of way of the S� ir'• ',/t Union Union Pacific enllrrrd and lying (test of the rirht . . : of tiny of stale tlighway ❑o. ea. Ci:r d Thto dead Is marls pursuant to reps oletIen of the :ward t �, ° of County tornriisstenors of ''Sold Count?, Colorado, duly 14 tends And eintnrod of rocerd In its (roretdln • the y�r1fTt�� _ 0;.4}i flay of June , 1037, •ppolntirp' Kathle•n u. Day, ,. . • , . eovsnia car • cresaid, to exeruto this den•d in tnhalf _ of '•geld -onnty and to affix hero to the so•1 of :laid ,•- .ounty, Colorado, convoying sold rani Istata to surcnd 1 'a, party hnrotc. , i,,i k ek` id' . J�. UUN 'Y " , .r. ( 'ertfnt u1J To IItJd the same, dr,•lh.I with all and singular the appurtenances and poorBea ileilkufici or brimming at in anywise thereunto appertaining.and all the estate,right,title. In• -f . .�. , ;• Wrist i•Ld agiit Sakolrleser. of the said party of Ma first part.either la law at natty,to the only -y- {��y�•A use patient and Irhrml of the sold party of the world pan. his belts and mattes 't$; • n'-1'" nt•"Frail t�1� F 7 0l the first pan 6s 6ere+rsle M,tria ' Aire sal ttleIA 7")1a ` � v - ILIA an ,at . . %T tin. f '�;." ` _ftvi.co uittasd ation-(asl) ' ,til•t ti :. IOsfCaeiacant G.� . ,: fr� ..l Seal: - as.. _ _.. __......._..._.._._.._.._._... a 1.. . ...1.81t4 .�,- Its salotsor f• • eatyr.lt d st h �'"' STATE: OF CIILUh 1110 ;... 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IN•':•1 _ f•1 . :f 4�' e get.._�J': 01 rY; .4 it 1 4 'tt l7 I,.i , } ti. is.',. . , • -• / i' '�4- — Afrs_ ,Iti ,As: ,^.t. <. t.r t --- _ . . .-------. ._ -- - _ . • . t -__ - -- - -- -- • 1 1 IP • it r.TwR.^5 1Ntrwftc►. tug gale grater, mlpe PACIFIC RAILROAD COOMfry, ty]+, f •t ovt•e a IN•Assists,' 8•e e•b�nN Nal. '.red to 0• a1m1N by 'fN 010'►•2 pt .ystuipso twin. j j ' l�_ = ,A Pq, and eoant•nlpud by fM t.•ee Cea•fey on•r : 'tar e _ . . r tote ISu I` , i. , L i i �I day of August A.D.. 1916. . :]I-( .� 71 PRFSr1CR 0►1 V11011 PACIFIC RAILROAD COPAIIT. j a `1 • 1' A t Re�•11 /e,".‘!..'---4c. P7 C•C.attib g1 '1 ^ I1: f.P.TIller / a J,' YUrPr••f lest.it+� .l •IIi \• .. . / K�. , Irw ' 4 i ` �. Iii' C001TR4D107LOt � � •., 4 ATf^Tu •. � iTilt:. J • y, iIThrwu Pr1eg LARDAC0101ft1t0 j ASSISTANT 9PJCRLTART. . . f98101F.A. II { 1,1 HitI ) of 9 C00117 d► 116 TOgt ) .q' Mil �i1;..1 I 61 IT SIOMICIAR1D, That a thl• ISth a •f I I • ,t„t ,; y ugut A.D., 1916, Orfgn r, fAb` a Perry Publics, la ad for sale Comity, eppeared the ORION ►anne ' .t�.)� ' I P. , --. •1 RAILROAD COaT, er C.C.dtllleen Tler.,teat , WS Is peraeaalll i .(•��e\ tam N es t• N N M th the 14teaf•tl pones Sire name is eater/be 1 1 I � feregetag taatremeat a said Tleo-Preefeea► sad We sal Yon '.:,: 1 ' + II /t' -;.\ ee Nq sad isewledgthe erasures o� sealing st M/a trimmest to be his velas est rani and the relateq a mil t d•ee of a.10 Deeposo. I I1 I t IV auras pY1DIDO►, t Wro hereunto get q awed end offlefel goal Ude .ytil� `.` I .fl<,\-_/: ,. 17th day of Miguel A.D., 1916, •t the Cit., sf Me Tore, la mile Covey \. ) ' I 1 . .,,. sad Chats. of 1 t 14 Commission *spire grab 70, 1917, • II I R R CMJs tt! a I II • . 1 tan Belle, R 4 , We Co. 1t.f I 1,I L.C.fo. 11)71 fertlPi•aN riled la toe York Co. o 1111 .O.' [ 10.776517. .„...........,a 41:...wr ,i 4, 1 1 /ll•d for resell ( set lseludlng gap) at 1100 •'shwa A.Y.. top► 6.1916, J 6 ear t Wsner. I'iri i, 1 Banat + b'lii. 1 V • I � I+ jj `S I j A R�i` li. tp,�' I. • 0 0 fr' t I T CLAIR • D 6 [ D. i:4!.1 7:4 i I. I Ii,7 : i� I �`.ti, r :T1ID IF;TN,]NF1T, tM• .� I and gN•1•'l MI. 1710 ear of Auga1\ A.C., 1916. Oy •wd be 4s I VJ +�" � 01101 PACIFIC RAILROAD CDIo•1T, • •erperatte duly erveulu•d and tt Nting order and M ti111r,..r �Ivirtue-of th• lame of the State of Ot•h, Party of tb• firer 1 �P'E� '' revolution by the Board of Dtreet•ra, and te• CITT Or NUS.COLORADO, • gW1l•ipalg•a y 1 Rj� ••rpenttea •rganlNd and tag inter and by virtu• of the lama of tba 6Nt• •f "lin". I. 1*� III party of tin e•oone pert; metal fir • I So Vg f•r�tPn� 7tot, Siren too e•1/ Cltr of hat Is ass saint and dootne N realm" ne :I: eT tie geld Dots rao�ime aP • wnfe et the worsts of N�righ► of ay belong! N ! ►.met, hll"eel COIPen. SubJme/, 0 f after peed tad pismire; omeT•r. N the •edt\iau and llaltatf,ee �. 1 IF. ..,.,� 1' he M1lSOP TI 11, la eeriderotfon H the prowl's• end the otlpolatieu• and •••dltfue i `.,r \. �1TFb, �� PACIFIC e,ILer)AD iw(r Awl h•;ve gestalt's • sate r [twat•. d•dl•aN• sae e I :.. r 1nt 1 title oN f•f• 11f N M red for to r•rpo••g of • otre•t er al ghsat sly. all tl[gt• ) rr.•t e} NU first k• t1 O Doreel• •f real YNN 1}taa N•f t!• part fa end t• t0• f•IIMag e•"rf e•e riwoe 1 • i. ..y .� a►e th• ►1's pHH •rp a\\eaaoe is tb• Caaty of told sad dt•N •f Gtored e, u else ' �i.7 � �t hareH rd mate • Pan h•re•f, tM\1 f?.'� A-p. 'r{`� i 01rt�� • _ _IONNN - g� t it 7t3s�,s 1...rhttrtriPENEWPPWI }'. } lE i ,...w • .1 a" + 4 s • 1. k^Attr ta. ta`I:4 #rr.,p • . `: 'aid-tc.-'rv.�;"t•-F, r��...., ...-..a.^^— ----"a•'-a .v-r�. }v,T�t - �'„A�yodAl�}d�@rQv,(" aeci+�oW21::.�a�saY[7:ie.4r�rmar+,u'u4'td;�:�liaL c7E�13G�Ca$u4�yo.og73y, y.. _- Y her e[aY •. • _., -- - -- _ f -_—. � —_-- ��:.. / tar., • >i.9 t rn'i'f7 Or RP.r, ) .. „n i, Mllton A.Lyona a votary Publle to ant for soli Canner, to the 3tats I1 tit,:...' 1 aft;:., 1 ' :h. *foreeaid do hereby nertlay that M.J.tiaieh. Pohl'. Trustee in said (4 •I-.1 ` In ' County. known to me to hn much, and who la p•reonaly known td NO fa a tdt -••' 4\ the p•raan whose name 1h rubaerlhed to the foregoing Deed, al such }„ \ Publ/e Trustee( an*00000 before we this 7y In Mmes, and aoknowledged I f ;7 F` 5.I. • that we and to the ntpnofty of ruhllo Trustee In the County oferesate, IC Le signed, sealed nil .ellvered tie mild Instrunent of writing as Mo I i'L:.tIC� >;'P i free and voluntary sot for the uses and purposes therein eat forth. t� Il r•' (liven unit., i.0' ht^I sod notarial mood, tale 6th. day of HepteebeP i .1 d'• . A.D. 1916 .it Ceenisalon ev Ires June :let. 1917 . My p 11)ltnq .t.L:ono 11. r�,e r 4 " notary rnblie " ..., . .� w .236461. .., ... . we.✓ . ...anewrir . e • I'lleo for roeord met 3 &cloak r.),., Sept 7, A•9. 191ri, J 3 !snook Recorder. ') -l'Id ' P P. nelbrldge Deputy. ',;1 1 •-" 4 '.•..511: ty' 6AS41Ar.SLAL1..'.t.M.!.L!.54/..'dN.4M1'.h!,i6L•,5'.4744Fh' ,..f.I,'.5!d.A5'/':1GJ54a1,4M.Salr;3SSLa SAM.tA StLAfiMAAN, rl 'i'iti. 'J71 .p t 1,r ! It,'d ! p 0 I T C L A 7 Y D R It D. } . f t ti.. ,fg i 11 UNIDO PACITIC RAILROAD COPANT. 9R ri,�'"..' r QUIT CLAIM DUD 1!+ w; A Dote to. dos •ti. 1 I: r, , '"1. ^ tl 1 KNOW ALL 11101 HT TARSI ?INSISTS, That DWION PACIFIC RAILROAD Kaffir, a ti rpeeaen flaln OYP 'slating ander and by virtue of the laws et the !Mate of Utah, to osatdeeetiw tf the ea of 41.;'1; ip Mk ONI AID 00/100•01.001 DOLLARS. to It paid, the reeolpt *f wbtoh 1e bereswad lged, deal •.Y e.. . . Denby 1L1I0R, MUSIC AND rooms QUIT CLAIM AND CONVIT ate *win of the ONWIDIS IN PR [I1OLII - •' t Id of %help peep,otloo portions of the Real Estate ►oselnafter dwwribed, a snob asere appear , •��' ..I of reseal la sa deed reeerde of told County. Stets of Coloreds, d date ►ereet, the fellatio 4.?'.;�y ' ..n, ' Peal *stet*, @Stoats, lying and being le the Casey d ed weld o la sal State of i-, •. r. el: ( Colorado, to-wltt If 'Y F .ry I-7 All Not part of the platted portico of No right •f w of the aloe Patine ltiLead I I r. 11 bottom'sCompany within the oft? Unite d rho Clip of Wyatt, Vole 'Cony, Islands, ebleb 10 Iaeladbottom'slimes parallel eta and distant respeotNelf Oa hadred (100) fest ate a l .i • y'1) r 14 hundred (7001 feet on sash side of the *Inter l/a of the snots.' meta teak of .ado t;;.. tl galloped Canny , a eald ooetoo ltuo of seta trio% wits original', lasted thrash ale `....+p� ""' 11 City of laws; 000*co lag Nerefaw a nod of mild alibi. of o W boa'bleb eh t i laid opt a streets ad allare as slew epee the meads sad plate of Bald Clio er Algae. 1' k . .y a right of way h amend mend n0 are dowries]dories] a fo llows, to-wlsr All that pert of Out Leta Ses. One (1), Teo (7). Throe (s), Pear (4), lire (S1, sad Pory x: ti'r;Y (h0), sad ►l1 ta% part of Sleet Pa. Oa* hundred fifty-gain (1571, Oa behead Fifty-014bl ,11.'•yi ;1",, (ISS). One hundred Slaty-totem (16)), Ose baoeN slay-eight (1601, Oa beadle. asorsy-Ome :;.4 '.�. (171)t Oa bandred atsny.-tee (177). Oat hundred away-Nrmi (171). Three ()),(A), half (h), ;tr, •`� • n,1: live IS), Tel.. (17), ThlMeoe (11). Teesy (701, re+ay-..o (el). r..etp-t\,e• (41) Tkwey- <.O.Y.. but (S%)• Sweaty-fiv• (17), Swsay-sit (76), fhity-ola (36), 1'►Iry-slaw (!f)e Se'sN/d{S •{i1 4 t (76), Soviet?-seven (771. OATatl-0140 (701. haat,-ate* (79). Play ars(90) e Vleey-eh ."h e . 1t:•( -` ,•f (91), sad all that part of meld right of al heretofore toed a o rellrood pest ( geld e.d.?0;I ..21:K / railroad port esing boarded en the Rat Its Deem infest, as the Sala by Alai nram, ea eh 410 ''`. ' ' ' . ,, t 41 to nth? • lea parallelparallelwith awl W* behdsa Ida) tat eu wllg !PMsat etsety fw hew -. 'L7..,; t1`f.. a*stet lea d origLtl rim 1roeY1, eels\ eve 4r1edN *twee dote pallet sxeh eV dYteht ' i. ' . reopes ll*Iy, Oa b.nef.e (100) t*Is mid la hehbrte (800) Ms r esbh aide .f gad aweaw ,� ' ltne of original nets trash of wed lolleeed Cagsy, oeetetel 4 a Meal brew sr Ins* did - ^ / oomartrlso (70.)1 tore*, aro er lease .. .d '�. lit.; v r fi�I ma AND RfneRVIRO therefrom to the late* Peolfle Railread Cseaay, lt(.044.2 14 9 it. and attlga, naett•rr right of ey fan tlta operates mid stletaneese of ass d tN - " i` railroad trenta nail looter and esatreoted ever and lima any "Grilse sf the prom1W LIN .4';.. .. teretnNfere deerrltee. ,1 t ' ' 1 n . �IITO *AR AID TS' INN tpa said pretties *ILA all the rishts sad toparlrarN thereat' t • yn, } ►eleaglq ate On said mine as terelaaherG real Nd, 'protest, tat!, alt* as neelome ,,, ,' .. a. w`• '•''' forever• t�i''f'1 t ;}rt. rite 1 E ti t try y / ., G � e �,: . • IP. \ . •. .. .. .. - r " ' :Pikf. �� • Ib " :- ,4. , {j :. 4e I:.' 1P�!••RRiI W iR•�•A TitM WI•/ l•,00 V �•mT, W••••Y I bswotorpOW Y R •RiR islees 9•l rrrr,•al •Yt•i•R ••r olwu r 1:Y Mw�l"ea �• _ Si Ml . a. . . f' �•f lfr IMrI farrrMrl, rY atR•rMpMl M •Y fnN irlMli•T•lt•w • �. 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T11r r f r • port f.. or the fleet part, and thi Burl ZUMI It l:H1MO? ot the OrAtt m cameo, party at 11 1 C( the aeomS part; c J Wir=dr n, That oboress, party or the second pat: le oenetntating • .1�7' portion d State Sigma; llo. 7 eAjacent to the lore natrrsdearilel real property cola! is owned by the part Se* of the first part' eni 1 • MdgErtAe, it is neneaeary, in ardor to reduce traffic hatards and tar i0 other purpose., to deep the right or rights at s000ee, it any, of the part tee at the tint part ant the euoseseare, salve, heir., demiseee, and personal topnaetatitet at the part tee at the [trot part, to and tram any part at thm right dry tar told highway, It tieing the Latent hereof to newt any and all ingest egret. and eet. to eel tram the ' right-af-e7 tar esil highn1y her sad to the horti ntter.doserileed j teal property 'Slat areas the hoeelnafteredesaribol right at rq lino. 1101► TEZICald, in eaeidaratlan at the as at !S7 DoliM (*tom) eel otter good eel nimble maellerotlom to the part. lee et the tarot part In hand pall b the parer et the eeserd part, the remise thane I. suety j e etharieldel, the peaty at the tire! part ds..... reamer tote tersae.e i moll, bar snl amel a tato !8t party at the seal put, lee eseewrare f I sae antes te.rnr, esah eel every rt.% ar runes d .seem, at the par��d tdr tire. part, t. sad tram eqy part at the ria►t-d•rq far all Mate lisp >es.1,.....aalca is rteg soptrol by the party d the weal pure, Sesame to eev set at tae 1a11artty.bearitel real i reaAeb, eiteete, 23444 met leteg the Coanty at Meld ant. .rte d oe0mtler s... . -1- _ I I . I , _ .. . _•. I( der 1 4 tu�133 ®c. 4 ' 'bat portico of that p:r. of Sloe) 912 Town of roans, Colors4o, 1,ingYeet cf prows% stela 11Niho y e ! • !ICJ t • i4 tool* ll Camay, Cnlareda, eat by the ptr the flirt , ig rel '. 'j• w 44 plat. . . yV II 10'lA3 UtdZKIfOm L7p AOKI= that hereafter neither thmam, ^a at the fire% pars, eq the eaeeesmoree assigns, heirs, devisees, or pmrsmal rspsse•.aN1rN at the past See d the first Aerie Malt lave i 14 \plain cr aarraiM+e? right or ruts at aeoea, to or tram any pert at , said right d sell adept tar mach tames am here aireprovidad for, Si f said state Zinnia; No...../._____, which is being expired by tae party at . 151 the seem o part, tram or to e a ry part of the hwiahe e-deeoribed real i/ �t ,<. property tioh °roams the right d say lime deearileid ea Mimes . Begianiae et • point m the {Art lice of Bloat 24 originalTorn or Sans, Oalasde, maid point being 130.0 feet �ath of tho NW ' . `• earner of mai& Along ¢bi �O 1 Thome north slang tin Vogt lined mil Slain 21, a dieteaoe of , t 98.9 fret! a . Threw 1. 30' 32f I. m di steam of 32.6 foots Thecae Slot Alcoa the Earth line at Bail 'look 24, a dimteaoo of 10.4fM. . l ' 4.1..1;. , e�. . I, . , ;: i ; , r x . ��. r +. . il . . , - . • }' ,� .� • . •' . .fir ,'a•; { • e",-, . . ' , �.. , r • , ;. F,I• . ' f d . ;4 � + refs ; l. 40 ate AZ TO aQD% tote aft rit►a of eawewe unto the party d the 33�?� worn[ lei, its mostaossass era assigns fcreavr, and Ufa tee d the ' 'ta t '. first% prig for than ark tit,,, ' Lbetr • • sreww�a, +, ' assigns, lsite,serieese eats %bolt ptteaaal renagatilins► r.."�?.r ��r do sotommt, grant, ter•da3s sea agree to and vita the party et the woad �} ,r par, its sesemeore and aseisr, that et the tine et the sateeling and Vac delivery d these presents they eer• wllsoolaot of the hereimDove-EsWribed real 1e'oDertr es at pod, art', pertM► &beaded* 1. 4",142. sal indefeasible estate of inheritance, in last, in tee sttgde,entehal pod � d sz?;a right, lull power and Leal authority to gA•n't► ,amain, loll, sawn ,p-:4':,'.rt� �, a.r .aa and cantles said ripts d aces in man and fors as aforesaid, sal }." r 1Y that said rights'of amiss are free and clear from all toner and other ,,. grants, berthing, ,aloe, little, we, assessments and taeud,ees„ '150 t ^ '` at whatsoever rind ar niters, Int the said slights d awes, abselpstlwd, I t� & " �s`�� ► �r �'ryst tot satltire& is the stet and pesestal pese,nda• ! °+ '`-4,, 1 • , .� ,, at. the past4t d the eased fit, !w wsaadaae and nip., aMto,t all Q. r;; C t,''�, and every pereas or perms lsihdlt alleluia, a• to elate the shale or eny • i '' .; part thereat, the said part lee d the Tirol part tall ad rill war ns% • A�`x s'�. • ^;, fast: and tarsier defend. , ,,. ,4 , h,q 4 II vStaaaa Ifli tar, the nn!_d the first fart r yt l>f, horFmto set noir ta+el.2...ad seals the day and year first ;: ` ,'. above Britten. y�,9. .- i� is/e^� ' P J //JJ r • yam,• -D� �•� t r{. / -soh. • r� ft,t • r. ti.�;: . r , ,• �ti; u 1 � , �. ' ; • tY+ [, ' • 'A, !a•ep amN M iit Snetn aaktlorledpd Wars r we }J tEilt i « "'/ '�+` eadighiaregi •r J (41.7;134.14' r 4. J tt peastassa expose Ki C.•.w... .• r. --, itt!WI_ ,• I ' .•y't' k•'. !... 3.j 1� hall sal e[Ylaf • s1A 4 ex r. . .,e , • m `tF•1 :iitt .LV, f( Imo./ /�• , ..k14441;_///Vjii`r r�Ytirritfw iklt 7 a laitte- `"xf •,- • r '.. t a'l v .kL •. �Oe• * Ie9 � olts. �,t1 µ • tea 125! raw'US t ,7 • a treat or }Seel of land containing 9.10te, in the oriOnal Town tr .L . of wane, to fteotlom 29, T. 0 ■., A. 65 W. of the Girth Principal t''41i 3.. ' Meridian, in leeld County. Colorado, said treat or parcel being more r'. particularly desoribed as follows: 1 ,,6�__ tots 7 to 14, leoloslw -Block 11 Ori -i 0.3 , r g1m1 Totm of [woe, Colorado. •:,�: Tt» above deecribed tract or rartge contains 20000 ' I y square feet, more or less. 'r` n ADO t.nav rvOD MD ACIU7D that hereafter neither the party of the • 4` r first part, nor his soocessors, aselgns, lleenesee, sonar., heirs, derives n or personal ror eeentatlws of the party of the first part, shall haw, claim 14 '.:!C or sonelse any right or HEAL of access to or fruit any part of the rfeht.of-toy for •aid Slat• NUMMI NO. 3 Stich 1e Doing acquired by the party of the iwcool i4 J ;e1e part, Trot CT to any part of the bereinabove-deearlbed real property which [t� _"O • crosses the f.::oving described boundcry line, •roost to the 3 v1ri::" dte7 r7 .5O t.rla is re 1.c :.rd •s1 pnrtlnll; in • 11 rlrirt of trip. L. Beginning •t • point as the South line of Lot 30, Block 21, original Toro of runs. Colorado, satd point baton .27.0 feet Past of the r..1J earner of sail lrt 101 4,• .11 14•nos N. 17. • " t. • t .tams at 1:7.0 feet to a point an th• North line of tot 1` in said Block 21, Mich point l• 73.5 feet Vet of the iflr r earner of sail Lett l'. t I 10 Ilan A..D ro 101D, the said frights of access unto the Tarty of the r• i seem* part, its saCee•sore and anima forever, and the 'Arty of the first fart for hlme•lf and h1s weeoessors, assign, licensees, pests, heirs, devisees and personal rerreeemtattves does oavervtnt, grant, barman and ape• to and with r •PO the part! of U• eeaotd part, its euooseeore end assigns, that at the time of d .' the ensealtng and delivery of these preeents he wee well salted of the f.' to b • herelimbovewl•errlbel real teoperty se of rent, sure, perfect, absolute and ';#' c 1Mefeastble ••tw•• of inheritance, 1n Ir., in fee simple, and had Rood r111rt, 1 2t� r 3 fu12 'pow? and :awful authority to gran!, lrnr eat n, call, convey and oovtflrs i ,', t f 4 ''f' •. said rl,hls of u erten Sn mner and fore en aforeenld, end that said rights :1 f • It 'r of weer.. ♦.-v nee sod clear from all furner and other wrote, barrvtlne, sales, r!t 'r v ytl :lens, are e, seeessrnL and •ncrnbrtxen of whatsoever kind or rvtrnre, and NC t'1rk the avid rigite of sores• above granted, haraeined, emit, ormr.yed red confirmed Ji '•1, 1h the valet vii peaceable poswaslon of the forty of the sneoM tart, its f. 4. seeoeesors end enigma against ne,agait all and ever! person or frreo lawfully I ". ''.t:, .} a-Tv claiming ar to cleta the thole or sny pert thereof, the party of the first '..,J0 till: �• part, shall end et ll varrat rod forever defend. '��I .2. Ist 45 1 1.... .. . . . . mac • 4. / . ft:;�, •54 4 id . 1.1 wrrrs1B lova,.r, the party of Ua fire: f'rt has 1.•Munb+ sat Afa hart and seal the day and year first above written. ".�.. e r. „q. $';, E .. a ct ar colrnwro ) :�` ` ` • ) � u ;5.., l _7 ..D., 19b 9 fr personalty 'neared before or, a notary 14b11s in and for ant I County of vats is weld Bate _�.'i of c'Lorain, Emirs R. RARMB, farsoaall7 �^ to .e and lerwonally known to as L50. '.I . 5 C to 1» Ue psraon shore tsar 1a wbasrlbad to f2a f'n'egO1�r• lnstxaranL, and M '''''t G''.. aotnerlerteed that he r.tided, •salad and dallewred the said Inatnuaant as his +"af free and soluntary not and deed for the uses and .vrpoods therein est forth. "'.E': /i'�.•.,;.. 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HAZELS • F+.441, "a "ti AY:ir t 7: d t!e d Sold ,red lie Staled d On t'•0' a4 e I tin;% ` s 0 same pa' WITNESS:1TR, 71st the add part r ter Mt[man,sod Ir sad k annia atbet of •�: 'w ' ( °Cher Vallahle oo0Bideation and T® atoll noniat.hs ($10.00) Dol{ate, t sky t ., te tailpiece"part' d the Lira pan le lead paid y tar maid party el the lamed part,for or tt." 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