HomeMy WebLinkAbout680417.tiffRESOLUTION
WHEREAS, the State of Colorado, Division of Game, Fish and Parks,
by and through the Department of Natural Resources, is the owner of gravel
surplus at its Barbour Ponds Recreation Area, and
WHEREAS, Weld County has a continuing need for gravel, and
WHEREAS, the State is agreeable for Weld County to remove approxi-
mately 55, 000 cubic yards of gravel for its own use on condition that the
County stockpile 20, 000 cubic yards for the use of the State, and
WHEREAS, it is desirous that Weld County enter into an agreement
whereby this can be accomplished;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that Weld County enter into an
agreement with the State of Colorado under the conditions following:
1. That the County will remove approximately 75, 000 cubic yards of
gravel from designated areas on attached map of the Barbour Ponds Recrea-
tion Area.
2. That the County will stockpile for the State, at a designated location,
approximately 20,000 cubic yards of gravel.
3. That the County, for its services, will retain for its own use, ap-
proximately 55, 000 cubic yards of gravel.
4. That all such work shall be done by the County and at its own ex-
pense with the consent and cooperation of the State, and that all this work
shall be done in the shortest possible time at the discretion of the County.
The above and foregoing Resolution was, on motion duly made and se-
conded, adopted by the following vote:
AYES:
ATTEST:
Clerk of tie Board
Dated: December 11, 1968
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
County Attorney
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OaM of County oard Coommissioners
Weld County, Colorado
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AGREEMENT
THIS AGREEMENT between the State of Colorado, Division of
Game, Fish and Parks by and through the Department of Natural Re-
sources, hereinafter called the "Division", and Weld County Commis-
sioners, hereinafter called the "County", agree as follows:
WHEREAS, the Division has gravel surplus to its needs at its
Barbour Ponds Recreation Area;
WHEREAS, the County has a continuing need for gravel;
THEREFORE, the County will remove approximately 75, 000 cubic
yards of gravel from the areas outlined in red and also from the drain
ditches as shown in blue, on the attached map of the Barbour Ponds Re-
creation Area, stockpiling for the Division at the location designated
approximately 20,000 cubic yards of gravel.
The County may remove the balance of the estimated quantity of
55, 000 cubic yards of gravel for its use. Any spoil or overburden re-
moved will be spread and leveled on designated low areas. All of the
above work will proceed with due diligence by the County, and will be
completed in the shortest time possible.
DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL
RESOURCESBy:
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RICHARD T. ECKLES, Exe-
cutive Director
DATED: DECEMBER 11, 1968
STATE OF COLORADO, Division
of Game, Fish and Parks by and
through the Department of Natural
Resources
By:
RR. WOODWARD, Director
Division of Game, Fish and Parks
WELD COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
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STATE OF COLORADO John A. Love, Governor
DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES
DIVISION OF GAME, FISH AND PARKS
Harry R. Woodward, Director
6060 Broadway Denver, Colorado 80216 • 825-1192
December 18, 1968
Weld County Commissioners
Court House
Greeley, Colorado 80631
Attention: Samuel S. Telep
Dear Sir:
DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL
RESOURCES
Richard T. Eckles, Director
GAME, FISH AND PARKS
COMMISSION
Crest Gerbaz, President
Floyd Getz, Vice President
LeRoy Robson, Secretary
Harry Combs, Member
C. M. Furneaux, Member
John E. Holden, Member
O. K. Nicer, Member
William W. Robinson, Member
Ford Strong, Member
Dean Suttle, Member
Enclosed is the fully executed agreement for removal of
gravel and material from our Barbour Ponds Recreation Area. Per-
haps the first material should be removed from the ditches desig-
nated on the plat of the area sent to you previously. If the
material is removed from the ditches it will make the job of re-
moving the other part of the gravel much easier from the stand-
point of decreasing the water. Also, we have a commitment to
the irrigation ditch company to have overflow ditch leading to
the St. Vrain River ready for use by the time the spring irri-
gation season begins.
We hope that this agreement will be a benefit to Weld County
and to the state.
Sincerely yours,
Harry R. Woodward
Director
By
Harry J. Figge
Chief of Lands
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Northeast Region
December 11, 1968
Mr. Harry J. Figge
Chief of Lands
Department of Natural Resources
Division of Game, Fish and Parks
6080 Broadway
Denver, Colorado 80216
Re: Barbour Ponds Recreation Area
Dear Mr. Figge:
Your letter of November 27, 1968, written to the attention of Harold
IN. Anderson, Chairman of the Board of Weld County Commissioners
and accompanied with map of Barbour Ponds Recreation Area and
agreement relative thereto, has been turned over to this office for
attention.
Please be advised that the Board has studied both the map of the area
involved and the agreement and now advises its desire for a slight re-
vision of your proposed agreement. Accordingly, I am returning all
copies of your agreement with the necessary changes as proposed and
desired by the Board.
If such changes in the agreement are acceptable, please have same
signed and return one copy for our files.
Very truly yours,
Samuel S. Telep
County Attorney
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Enclosures
STATE OF COLORADO John A. Love, Governor
DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES
DIVISION OF GAME, FISH AND PARKS
Harry R. Woodward, Director
6060 Broadway Denver, Colorado 80216 • 825-1192
November 27, 1968
Mr. Harold W. Anderson
County Commissioner
Weld County
Johnstown, Colorado 80534
Dear Sir:
DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL
RESOURCES
Richard T. Eckles, Director
GAME, FISH AND PARKS
COMMISSION
Ores( Gerbaz, President
Floyd Getz, Vice President
LeRoy Robson, Secretary
Harry Combs, Member
C. M. Furneaux, Member
John E. Holden, Member
O. K. Riess, Member
William W. Robinson, Member
Ford Strong, Member
Dean Suttle, Member
Enclosed is a proposed Agreement on gravel removal from our
Barbour Ponds Recreation Area. Since both Mr. Eckles and Mr.
Woodward are absent from the office, we are sending the agreement
unsigned. If you agree with the terms, please sign and return
three of the copies to us so that the other signatures can be ob-
tained. You may keep one unsigned copy for your information as
well as the enclosed map. We will return a fully signed copy to
you as soon as the signatures are obtained. We will also include
a return addressed envelope to simplify your returning the con-
tracts.
Very truly yours,
Harry R. Woodward
Director
By:
Harry J. Figge
Chief of Lands
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