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Home My WebLink About951353.tiff*R24469_11 RESOLUTION RE: DIRECTION FOR STAFF FOR PROCEEDINGS RELATING TO BRUNO AVENUE, COUNTRY ESTATES SUBDIVISION, WELD COUNTY, COLORADO WHEREAS, the Board of County 'Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado, pursuant to Colorado statute and the Weld County Home Rule Charter, is vested with the authority of administering the affairs of Weld County, Colorado, and WHEREAS, on June 28, 1995, at 9:00 a.m., the Board considered two alternatives for Bruno Avenue in the Country Estates Subdivision, Weld County, Colorado, as follows: 1. Vacate those portions of Bruno Avenue between Weld County Road 33 and Matthews Avenue and between Tate Avenue and Weld County Road 35, with the center portion of Bruno Avenue between Matthews Avenue and Tate Avenue to be closed to motorized vehicles and accessible for pedestrians, horses, and bicycles. Said portion of roadway may be narrowed by vacating 10 feet to 15 feet on either side. 2. Vacate the entire stretch of Bruno Avenue. WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners heard all of the testimony and statements of those present, studied the recommendations of the Weld County Attorney's Office and the Weld County Public Works Department and all of the exhibits and evidence presented in this matter and, having been fully informed, finds that Bruno Avenue shall be vacated; the Department of Planning Services shall proceed with the replat of both the Second and Third Filings of Country Estates Subdivision, Weld County, Colorado, to reflect the changes made to Bruno Avenue; and staff shall be directed to process the appropriate Quit Claim Deeds, etc. to return the right-of-way to the appropriate adjoining landowners in accordance with the replats. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of County Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado, that Bruno Avenue shall be vacated subject to replat of both the Second and Third Filings of Country Estates Subdivision, Weld County, Colorado, to reflect the changes made to Bruno Avenue; and the Department of Planning Services staff be, and hereby is, directed to prepare and process an application for replat and that the Quit Claim Deeds and/or other documents be prepared as needed to return the right-of-way to the appropriate adjoining landowners in accordance with the replats. 2446931 B-1501 P-782 07/17/95 04:04P PG 1 OF 2 Weld County CO Clerk & Recorder " ; Pt, (-6) Ito REC DOC 0.00 951353 EG0034 RE: VACATION OF BRUNO AVENUE, COUNTRY ESTATES SUBDIVISION PAGE 2 The above and foregoing Resolution was, on motion duly made and seconded, adopted by the following vote on the 28th day of June, A.D., 1995. BY: vl/Grr A rrhy Clerk to the Board Deputy Cler3 o the Board APP ��DVED AS TO FOR ��Countntty Attome BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WELD COUNTY, RADO Dal, K. Hall, Chairma axter Constance L. Harbert '7 W. H. Webs er -Tern 2446931 B-1501 P-782 07/17/95 04:04P PG 2 OF 2 951353 EG0034 ist)iMEMORAnDUM WII'D€ To Date Board of County Commissioners June 27, 1995 COLORADO From Bruce T. Barker, County Attorney Subject: Bruno Avenue, County Estates Subdivision I have placed on the agenda for June 28, 1995 the question of Bruno Avenue in the Country Estates Subdivision, Weld County, Colorado. The Board considered this matter at a work session on June 23, 1995. I was directed to ascertain from area residents whether they have any interest in forming a homeowners' association or other volunteer group to maintain the roadway, if the road is restricted to non -motorized traffic. A copy of the work session notes are attached. I spoke with Kathy Boerema regarding the viability of any volunteer effort to maintain the right-of-way. She told me that she didn't think it would be possible to get enough volunteers to participate and, in her opinion, vacating portions of Bruno Avenue and leaving other portions open to non -motorized traffic is a mistake. She told me that she would send a letter to the Board explaining her position. Attached is a copy of her June 9, 1995 letter. Also attached are copies of criminal incident reports which I received from the Weld County Sheriffs Office regarding Thomas Mitchell and Marion Miller. The ongoing dispute between Mr. Miller and Mr. Mitchell centers on whether Mr. Miller has the right to place permanent fencing within the road right-of-way. (The term "permanent fencing" in this case is the placement of metal tube -type corral fencing in cement -receptive posts.) It should be noted that Mr. Miller is the licensee in one of the two remaining License Agreements between Weld County and adjacent landowners. The License Agreements are for the private use of Bruno Avenue and do not allow for placement of permanent fencing within the road right-of-way; however, I believe that in the past ten years the Public Works Department has consented to the placement of such fencing. You have received a copy of a letter which I sent to Albert and Kathy Boerema dated June 20, 1995. Identical letters were sent to each of the landowners in the subdivision. The letter states the two alternatives which were discussed by the Board at the May 23, 1995 work session. BTB/gb:bocc\bruno Attachments pc Drew Scheltinga Dave Becker Ed Jordan 951353 Gary and Patricia Charf 2631 Tate Avenue Fort Lupton, CO 80621 Ruth Pelton-Roby P.O. Box 347 Keenesburg, CO 80643 Jim and Debra Wester 16405 Bruno Avenue Fort Lupton, CO 80621 John Green 72601 E. 112th Avenue Byers, CO 80103-8712 Gerald and Pamela Chicoine 16406 WCR 8 Fort Lupton, CO 80621 Ronald and Georgia Hale 2870 Mathews Avenue Fort Lupton, CO 80621 Howard and Diana Wray 2810 Mathews Avenue Fort Lupton, CO 80621 David Shaffer and Patricia LaTour 2750 Mathews Avenue Fort Lupton, CO 80621 James and Peggy Wilson 2690 Mathews Avenue Fort Lupton, CO 80621 Ronald Steerman 2630 Mathews Avenue Fort Lupton, CO 80621 Steven and Lori Steerman 2570 Mathews Avenue Fort Lupton, CO 80621 951353 / Norman A. Campbell 2932 Tate Fort Lupton, CO 80621 William and Charlotte Bunja 2872 Tate Avenue Fort Lupton, CO 80621 Alfred Gurule 2752 Tate Avenue Fort Lupton, CO 80621 Richard and Beverly Scoular 2732 Tate Avenue Fort Lupton, CO 80621 Mark Charf 2632 Tate Avenue Fort Lupton, CO 80621 Roy and Marvel Stickney 1356 Lansing Aurora, CO 80010 Kevin and Marcelina Kobza P.O. Box 793 Brighton, CO 80601 ✓ Mary Ann Crabtree 2931 Tate Avenue Fort Lupton, CO 80621 Anthony Proughs 2871 Tate Avenue Fort Lupton, CO 80621 Jacob Deines L 4'/) //g /7),? ) l 2811 Tate Avenue Fort Lupton, CO 80621 / Shelly Ketchum 10386 Road Y Weldona, CO 80653 /LAC It➢. -....-o r 951353 1i Russell and Judith Miller 2510 N. Mathews Road Fort Lupton, CO 80621 " Suzanne Tanguay 2929 Mathews Avenue Fort Lupton, CO 80621 Ira and Mary Daigle 2869 Mathews Avenue Fort Lupton, CO 80621 • Gerald and Anne De Graff 2809 Mathews Avenue Fort Lupton, CO 80621 • Gilbert Gonzales 1353 W. 103rd Avenue Fort Lupton, CO 80621 John and Alice Hobbs 2689 Mathews Avenue Fort Lupton, CO 80621 Danny and Teresa Hoff 2629 Mathews Avenue Fort Lupton, CO 80621 Tommy Jaramillo 2450 Mathews Avenue Fortkupton, CO 80621 Thomas and Cherly Mitchell 2390 Matthews Fort Lupton, CO 80621 • Wayne and Geraldine Stengel 2330 Mathews Avenue Fort Lupton, CO 80621 • Bryan and Shanon Swingle 2270 Mathews Avenue Fort Lupton, CO 80621 951353 Edward and Sandra Hein 2210 Mathews Avenue Fort Lupton, CO 80621 / Alfonse Palko 2150 Mathews Avenue Fort Lupton, CO 80621 l Amy and Linda Long 2090 Mathews Avenue Fort Lupton, CO 80621 Stanley and Mary Mason 16403 WCR 6 Fort Lupton, CO 80621 (✓ Ken and Rhonda Lahaye 16016 Bruno Avenue Fort Lupton, CO 80621 (7e --)L / /iJ %i(ic,( �ll ��•`.� Douglas and Deborah Rand 2389 Mathews Avenue Fort Lupton, CO 80621 Collis and Dona Woods 2329 Mathews Avenue Fort Lupton, CO 80621 Xalter and Bunni Chartier 2269 Mathews Avenue Fort Lupton, CO 80621 / Louis and Revetta Duran 2209 Mathews Avenue Fort Lupton, CO 80621 Joseph and Ida Duran 2149 Mathews Avenue Fort Lupton, CO 80621 Jesus and Sylvia Estrada 225 Grand Avenue Fort Lupton, CO 80621 951353 James and Merrlyn Brough 2331 Tate Avenue Fort Lupton, CO 80621 Michael and Mary Kilker 2271 Tate Avenue Fort Lupton, CO 80621 Steven Ferguson 10734 Moore Circle Broomfield, CO 80021 ✓ Olaf and Clementine Groff 6776 York Street Denver, CO 80229 Albert Boerema, Jr. 2091 Tate Avenue Fort Lupton, CO 80621 Alex Theodoran 16603 WCR 6 Fort Lupton, CO 80621 - /Ci cc/ J /v/ss 931353 'Mark Damon 16103 WCR 6 Fort Lupton, CO 80621 Manuel and Mary Ciarrusta 2392 Tate Avenue Fort Lupton, CO 80621 Donald and Kimberly Hirsch 274 S. 16th Avenue Bri hton, CO 80601 i renda Pauling 2452 Tate Avenue Fort Lupton, CO 80621 George and Betty Eberly 2272 Tate Avenue Fort Lupton, CO 80621 Richard Erlacher (7-9,/1 z >e«t 13670 W. 51st Place Arvada, CO 80002-1642 • Roger and Raydene Price 2152 Tate Avenue Fort Lupton. CO 80621 • William Jensen 2092 Tate Avenue Fort Lupton, CO 80621 ' Donald and Sheryl Smith 16903 WCR 6 Fort Lupton, CO 80621 jRebecca Furr 2451 Tate Avenue Fort Lupton, CO 80621 homas and Cheryl Mitchell VVVVVV 2390 Mathews Avenue Fort Lupton, CO 80621 7,1 4 ) C n c_n.-n a" 951353 ATTENDANCE RECORD PUBLIC FORUM HELD ON MAY 9, 1995, AT FORT LUPTON MIDDLE SCHOOL AUDITORIUM: RE: BRUNO AVENUE IN COUNTRY ESTATES SUBDIVISION PLEASE legibly write or print your name and complete address below. NAME AND ADDRESS (Please include City and Zip Code) Oiler vim, -I che11 dot. 011e_e,L is you. Wan+ +0 4ect 439(9 mA-fheujc ACE_ 71< LM6c 11o1c' 3lith2/ 4 33o(I httiu& 4c- t4vkn "O. 4e(06,)/ Ic2NoS u Q.ta a'� �� e ` f �' . Co Bola) s n j kSssei /t410 /j areaivo k-efri /liA67-1 /a U/��c /'J�l,.1 4) ~.P ��Lr✓Q G2ye /4g4,£ n /04 l /. //OP (.V joi' / JI n' 1/i), h; 6.) /27/(?&2U-'/tic &o&7/ �d t S kf-A-f f -t C 3_75-O M ATV cc,) .4-uc Ecc-a/ CRa'1 1.a104r Or) i✓/o Pu.; ikt. H.`rYaLl7 (0 fp63i .,7y tYlaritum g Flue , el) bu 6 / fl, //la —'.7 // t/c if/fo vv 4k. Wit. 2 / /-'rai op 5724-,.71 v ‘ki - 2 $6i a' 74)( _ T /�,i�A (o Vaw,,)9 .r, A -96";T. C— rT Lufi-c J c.Q4' Q -TaZe, �6.r-i6wrtzmiv fclbQJ � 7 -r-jarrl /yhoi, _1;3/ ±r& T /19t - 14-/ (IALzC/ eutj..z, ? 3 :) fl;�3/ 1,-) ty! C. a ve, 76-1, /De 1T.l -er t) - 06;/ u�c 74 Zci9 1 T f3Ic. evc Ft y.,p5 ry ✓ �VG� hq-k-hly/ f! i- 13 V e. -r 4 -r -t ?_%,9 c- 1-.4 S -Z.2609 tr a - .e o 7/, A Hr Vo FQ a a (,* 951353 June 9, Board of County Commissioners P.O. Box 758 Greeley, CO 80632 Dear Ladies and Gentlemen: jVELD COUNTY ATTORNEYS OFFICE I am writing concerning your proposal about Bruno Avenue in Country Estates. In speaking with the Weld County Attorney, I understand this proposal involves vacating Bruno between WCR 33 and Mathews Avenue on the west and Tate Avenue and WCR 35 on the east. The portion between Mathews Avenue and Tate Avenue would be closed and replaced with a path for non -motorized traffic. At first this would seem a workable proposition but there are some serious problems with this solution that I feel need to be addressed by the County Commissioners. In checking with the U.S. Post Office in Fort Lupton, there are three addresses on Bruno Avenue that would have to be changed to either a Mathews or Tate Avenue address. The Department of Planning Services or the County Assessors Office would need to be involved in this change. First, who and how much usage of this pathway would there be? Other than pedestrians, bike riders, and horseback riders what other non -motorized vehicles would be allowed? Would horse drawn vehicles be allowed or does the County Commissioners consider them something else? Your suggestion for clean-up of the proposed pathway by a volunteer group of homeowners will not work. Volunteers would be nonexistent in a short period of time and the adjacent homeowners would be left with the clean-up as before the clo- sure of Bruno in 1985. There is no Homeowners Association for the subdivision of Country Estates. Without a Homeowners Association another question comes to mind. Who would be liable for injuries and damages incurred on or from this pathway? In your Private Use of the Right of Way Agreement dated August 28, 1985 with the adjacent owners along Bruno Avenue, 951353 Condition 3 states the private users agree to indemnify the county from being liable for injuries, etc during their use of this space. This then made the Private Users liable. A memorandum from the Department of Public Works, then known as the Road and Bridge Department, dated April 17,1985 allows a fence to be installed by the residents if they wish. The Private Users adjacent to Bruno Avenue on the east side of Mathews erected a fence closing off this portion. This fence has been taken down several times in the past few months. The last time was on May 27, 1995. The report was taken by Sheriff's Deputy Peter Wagner. A video was also taken into evidence concerning this incident. Deputy Wagner informed the Weld County Attorney of the incident on May 30, 1995. Most non -motorized pathways have spaced wooden posts or posts with a chain across (not feasible in this case) to keep the motorized traffic out. With such a blatant disregard for the law, who's to say this won't happen again. This is one instance where trying to be all things to all peo- ple is not the best option. A final decision needs to be made and then inforced. Therefore, the best decision in this matter would be in vacating Bruno Avenue and the property reverting to the adjacent property owners. Thank you for your consideration. Sincerely, Kathryn M. Boerema 2091 Tate Avenue Fort Lupton, CO 80621 cc: Department of Public Works Department of Planning Services Weld County Sheriff's Office Office of County Attorney Weld County Assessors Office encl: Memorandum from Dave A. Becker, Assistant Director of Road and Bridge DEpartment. Dated April !7, 1985. 951353 To Board of Weld County Commissioneros„ April 17, 1985 Dave A. Becker, Assistant Director, Road and Bridge Department From Petition for the Vacation of Bruno Avenue between Tate Avenue Subject: and Weld County Road 33 Our recommendation for Bruno Avenue between Tate Avenue and Weld County Road 33 is to close the road so that a fence may be installed by the residents, if they wish. However, we do not want to vacate this road; we would like to retain the right-of-way in case it is needed in the future. By retaining the right-of-way, we can also avoid possible land - locking if new growth develops. If you have any questions, please let me know. DAB/ dm 951353 p ) 1 8Q2 .4 g�? 1 •� 0 itiNH2Z de" -2 9 ZZm a ak (Y•C7- m o •n c n • .n D 0 CD • r• n CD fD o (D < X O M, o . O o O ro O^ C co r+ o O G a` Lo a N `t 0 O H D 2,443 0 n OD 0 C N N J H w m m CD - W C C X • J— D La O?o2� — CVO) — 0..±:a Z- OOOO _z -(..T1 cn n n 0 Cl ewaaaog •;� 951353 PTXT PAGE NO.0001 GP080 RM97 06-02-1995 08:16 Wr •) COUNTY WC9502187 WELD COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE OFFENSE/INCIDENT REPORT NO: WC95-2187 Crime/Incident: NEIGHBORHOOD DISPUTE N/C: OTHER F/M: Addl Offense F/M: Date reported : 052895 Time Rpt: 0930 Clearing case #: Connecting cases: + INCIDENT DATE -TIME -AND LOCATION IF/Date: 052795 F/T: 1300 Loc: 2510 MATTHEWS AV -FT LUPTON IT/Date: 052795 T/T: 1310 Case status: INACTIVATED IDEP: WC0092 WAGONER, PETER ASE STATUS AND MISC DATA IDrugs/Alcohol: ITot Prop Stolen: 'Extent Injuries: Domestic Viol: Evidence/Photos: Prop Rcvd: Prop Damg: +************************DATA FOR A PERSON INVOLVED AS A: REP *Name: MILLER, MARION RUSSELL DOB: 032937 *Addr: 2510 MATTHEWS AV Phone: 6591551 *City: FT LUPTON St: CO Zip: 80621 OLN: U534290 *Sex: M Rac: W Eth: *Occupation: Bus Addr: BusTX: *Addit Info: Hgt: 510 Wgt: 167 Hair: Red Eye: Bro SS: 479449049 ****************************DATA FOR PERSON INVOLVED AS A: SUB *Name: MITCHELL, THOMAS DOB: 103054 *Addr: 2390 MATTHEWS AV Phone: 6593712 *City: FT LUPTON St: CO Zip: 80621 OLN: *Sex: M Rac: W Eth: Hgt: 601 Wgt: 220 Hai: BRO Eye: BRO SS: *Occupation: Bus Addr: BusTX: * *Addl Desc Info: * C use Of this is tB2* i`?Y! (rll 1 /11, /. A `YTLCx J L A/h c 661 OA ***+ * H/B: H * OLS: CO* * *** * H/B: H OLS: * * * * * it1`�rroatiolt 951353 PTXT PAGE NO.0002 GP080- RM97 06-02-1995 08:16 WF ') COUNTY WC9502187 ****************************DATA FOR PERSON *Name: MILLER, JUDITH A DOB: *Addr: 2510 MATTHEWS AV *City: FT LUPTON St: CO Zip: 80621 OLN: *Sex: F Rac: W Eth: Hgt: Wgt: Hai: *Occupation: Bus Addr: * *Addl Desc Info: * INVOLVED AS A: WIT 101149 Phone: 6591551 Eye: SS: BusTX: *** * H/B: H * OLS: * * * * + SYNOPSIS OR NARRATIVE + : RURAL RESIDENTIAL DAYTIME HOURS. NEIGHBOR OF REPORTING PARTY CUT DOWN FENCE WITH A CUTTING TORCH THAT HAD EARLIER BEEN ERECTED BY THE REPORTING PARTY. REPORTING PARTY HAS AN AGREEMENT WITH THE COUNTY FOR USE OF THAT PROPERTY HOWEVER AGREEMENT STATES THAT THERE CAN BE NO STRUCTURES ERECTED ON THE PROPERTY. + NOTES REGARDING ITEMS INCLUDED WITH THIS REPORT + 'ITEM NO: 1 DESC: EVIDENCE REPORT S54865 IITEM NO: DESC: IITEM NO: DESC: IITEM NO: DESC: + PROPERTY THAT IS INVOLVED AS: EVD (Date: 052795 Item#: 1 Tag#: S54865 Store at: IBra: Mod: Ser: Pieces: 1 IDesc: VIDEO TAPE IDEP : WC0092 Val: Cat: Q Art: MOVIE Mak: T -Cat: Cal: IOAN: Rcvd-Date: R-Va1: NARRATIVE/FACTS: ON 052795, I WAS DISPATCHED TO 2510 MATTHEWS AVENUE IN THE COUNTRY ESTATES SUBDIVISION ON REPORT OF A NEIGHBORHOOD DISPUTE AT THAT LOCATION. INFORMATION FROM DISPATCH WAS THAT A NEIGHBOR OF THE REPORTING PARTY WAS CURRENTLY TEARING DOWN A FENCE OWNED BY THE REPORTING PARTY. UPON ARRIVAL, I CONTACTED REPORTING PARTY MILLER AND HIS WIFE, JUDITH. REPORTING PARTY MILLER SAID THAT HE HAD PUT UP A FENCE ON THE NORTH SIDE OF BRUNO AVENUE IMMEDIATELY ADJACENT TO THE SOUTH OF HIS PROPERTY LINE. MR. MILLER EXPLAINED THAT HE HAD AN AGREEMENT WITH WELD COUNTY, WHO IS THE ACTUAL OWNER OF THE PROPERTY WHICH IS KNOWN AS BRUNO AVENUE, DATED 1986. MR. MILLER CONTINUED BY STATING THAT HE HAD ERECTED THE FENCE IN 951353 PTXT PAGE NO.0003 GP080 RM97 06-02-1995 08:16 Wr T) COUNTY WC9502187 ORDER TO KEEP PEOPLE OFF OF THAT SECTION OF PROPERTY FOR LIABILITY REASONS. MR. MILLER SAID THAT HE HAD TAKEN THE FENCE, WHICH IS CONTRUCTED OF HEAVY GAUGE CORRAL PANELS AND 1/8 INCH THICK HOLLOW STEEL PIPE WHICH WAS SET INTO CONCRETE IN THE GROUND. MR. MILLER SAID THAT THE PANELS THEMSELVES ARE 52 INCHES HIGH BY 16 FEET LONG, AND THE STEEL POSTS ARE 8 FEET LONG WITH 2 FEET SET INTO THE GROUND IN THE CONCRETE WITH THE REMAINING 6 FEET STICKING UP OUT OF THE GROUND. MR. MILLER FURTHER EXPLAINED THAT A NEIGHBOR TO THE SOUTH, THOMAS MITCHELL, HAD COME OVER WITH TWO OF HIS SONS AND HAD TAKEN THE FENCE PANELS DOWN AND CUT THE STEEL POSTS AT GROUND LEVEL WITH A CUTTING TORCH. BOTH MR. AND MRS. MILLER SAID THAT THEY HAD CAPTURED THIS EVENT ON VIDEO TAPE. I THEN WENT INTO THE BASEMENT OF THE MILLER HOME WHERE THEY SHOWED ME THE VIDEO TAPE THEY HAD TAKEN OF THOMAS MITCHELL TAKING THE FENCE DOWN. IN THE VIDEO TAPE, YOU CAN CLEARLY SEE THREE SUBJECTS DOWN AT THE BRUNO AVENUE LOCATION OF THE FENCE TAKING THE PANELS DOWN AND THE CUTTING THE STEEL POSTS WITH WHAT APPEARS TO BE SOME TYPE OF A CUTTING TORCH THAT IS IN THE BED OF A GRAY PICKUP TRUCK. MRS. MILLER STATED THAT SINCE SHE COULD NOT CLEARLY FOCUS IN ON THE FACES OF THE SUBJECTS FROM WHERE SHE WAS STANDING INSIDE THE RESIDENCE, SHE WENT OUT INTO THEIR YARD AND THEIR PASTURE AREA WHERE SHE WAS ABLE TO GET CLOSE ENOUGH TO GET VERY CLEAR SHOTS OF THOMAS MITCHELL AND HIS SONS. MRS. MILLER WAS EVEN ABLE TO WALK AROUND THE PICKUP TRUCK TO THE FRONT, SHOWING THAT THERE WAS NO FRONT GRILL NOR HEADLIGHTS NOR BUMPER, AND THEN TO THE REAR WHERE SHE WAS ABLE TO PHOTOGRAPH THE LICENSE PLATE WHICH IS COLLECTOR SERIES 05G97. THERE IS EVEN CONVERSATION BETWEEN MRS. MILLER AND SUBJECT MITCHELL, DURING WHICH TIME MITCHELL MAKES SOME REFERENCE TO MRS. MILLER'S DAUGHTER IN CALIFORNIA. MRS. MILLER STATES THAT SHE HAS NO CHILDREN AT ALL IN CALIFORNIA, AND DOES NOT KNOW ANYBODY IN CALIFORNIA. I DID TAKE THE VIDEO TAPE AS EVIDENCE. I ALSO WENT OUTSIDE WITH MR. AND MRS. MILLER AND VIEWED THE SECTIONS OF FENCE THAT HAD BEEN REMOVED AND THE PIPES THAT HAD BEEN CUT. IT DOES APPEAR THAT SOME TYPE OF A CUTTING TORCH WAS USED TO CUT THE PIPES AT THE GROUND LEVEL JUST ABOVE THE CEMENT THAT THEY WERE SET INTO. THE PIPES AND PANELS HAD BEEN THROWN OFF TO THE SIDE BY SUBJECT MITCHELL AND HIS SONS. THE MILLERS ALSO SHOWED ME AN AGREEMENT THAT THEY HAD WITH WELD COUNTY SAYING THAT THEY HAD SOME TYPE OF A LEASE OR AUTHORITY TO USE THAT SECTION OF BRUNO AVENUE FOR THEIR PRIVATE USE. DEPUTY VICKI LAEGER, WHO WAS ALSO ON SCENE, AND I ATTEMPTED CONTACT WITH THOMAS MITCHELL AT HIS RESIDENCE, WITH NEGATIVE CONTACT. THE FRONT GATE TO THE MITCHELL PROPERTY WAS LOCKED AND THERE WAS NO ANSWER BY TELEPHONE AT THE MITCHELL RESIDENCE. I DID LEAVE A MESSAGE ON THE ANSWERING MACHINE AT THE MITCHELL RESIDENCE, AND ALSO LEFT A BUSINESS CARD TAPED TO THE PADLOCK AT THE FRONT GATE REQUESTING THAT MR. MITCHELL CONTACT ME OR ANOTHER DEPUTY WORKING THIS AREA REGARDING THIS CASE. I THEN CLEARED SCENE WITH NO FURTHER ACTION TAKEN THIS DATE. 951353 PTXT PAGE NO.0004 GP080 RM97 06-02-1995 08:16 WT ') COUNTY WC9502187 ON 052895, I DID DISCUSS THIS CASE WITH MANAGER ED HAFFNER. MANAGER HAFFNER SAID THAT HE IS AWARE OF THE AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE MILLERS AND WELD COUNTY, AND THE AGREEMENT STATES THAT THERE SHALL BE NO STRUCTURES OR BUILDINGS ERECTED ON THE PORTION OF BRUNO AVENUE THAT THE MILLERS HAVE USE OF. MANAGER HAFFNER ALSO REQUESTED THAT I FORWARD A COPY OF MY REPORT TO BRUCE BARKER, THE WELD COUNTY ATTORNEY. I DID LOCATE THE AGREEMENT FOR PRIVATE USE OF RIGHT OF WAY THAT IS DATED FEBRUARY 19, 1986, THAT IS BETWEEN THE MILLER AND WELD COUNTY. ON PAGE 2 OF THE AFOREMENTIONED AGREEMENT, PARAGRAPH 2 UNDER TYPE OF USE, THAT PARAGRAPH STATES "THAT PRIVATE USERS MAY USE THAT PORTION OF BRUNO AVENUE DESCRIBED ABOVE FOR ANY PRIVATE USE, EXCEPT THAT PRIVATE USERS MAY NOT TAKE ANY DIRT, GRAVEL, SAND, ET CETERA, FROM SAID PORTION OF BRUNO AVENUE. ADDITIONALLY, PRIVATE USERS MAY NOT PLACE ANY STRUCTURES OR BUILDINGS UPON SAID PORTION OF BRUNO AV". THE AGREEMENT DOES SPECIFY RUSSELL MILLER AND JUDITH MILLER AS PRIVATE USERS OF BRUNO AVENUE. I REQUEST A COPY OF THIS REPORT BE FORWARDED TO BRUCE BARKER, THE COUNTY ATTORNEY FOR WELD COUNTY, FOR HIS INFORMATION. IT DOES NOT APPEAR AT THIS TIME THAT A CRIMINAL MISCHIEF REPORT IS WARRANTED, SINCE THE FENCE THAT MR. MILLER HAD ERECTED IS NOT A LEGAL FENCE AND WOULD BE CONSIDERED A STRUCTURE UNDER THE AGREEMENT, WHICH IS PROHIBITED BY THE AGREEMENT. NO FURTHER ACTION TAKEN BY THIS OFFICER. CASE IS TO BE FORWARDED TO THE COUNTY ATTORNEY'S OFFICE. THIS IS THE END OF THIS REPORT Report Approved By: WC0012 SPALDING, WILLIAM E 951353 PTXT PAGE NO.0001 GP08C RM97 06-02-1995 08:16 W" J COUNTY WC9502187 1 WELD COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE SUPPLEMENT# : 01 FOR CASE# : WC95-2187 Supp Date: 052895 Time: 1310 DEP: WC0092 WAGONER, PETER Crime/Incident: NEIGHBOR Original Date Reported: 052895 HOOD DISPUTE Case status: INACTIVATED Victim Name: WELD COUNTY Connecting case numbers: NARRATIVE/FACTS: ON THIS DATE, AT APPROXIMATELY 1250 HOURS, I DID SPEAK WITH THOMAS MITCHELL BY TELEPHONE. MR. MITCHELL FULLY ADMITTED TO ME THAT HE HAD CUT DOWN THE FENCE AND THE REASON BEING THAT, ON FRIDAY, 052695, ONE OF HIS HORSES HAD GOTTEN OUT AND HAD RUN DOWN TOWARD BRUNO AVENUE. MR. MITCHELL CONTINUED BY STATING THAT THE HORSE WAS ABLE TO GET THROUGH ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF THE BARRICADE AND HAD APPARENTLY STEPPED INTO A HOLE THAT WAS CREATED BY MR. MILLER. THOMAS MITCHELL FURTHER EXPLAINED THAT WHEN HIS HORSE STEPPED IN THE HOLE, IT IMMEDIATELY TRIED TO FIND THE QUICKEST WAY OUT AND HIT THE FENCE, WHICH CAUSED IT TO ROLL OVER ONTO ITS SIDE, CAUSING INJURY. THOMAS MITCHELL ALSO SAID THAT HE WILL BE FILING A LAWSUIT AGAINST RUSSELL MILLER FOR THE INJURY TO HIS HORSE CAUSED BY THE FENCE BEING IN PLACE. THOMAS MITCHELL ALSO SAID THAT RUSSELL MILLER HAS DUG SEVERAL HOLES IN THAT SECTION OF BRUNO AVENUE WITH A TRACTOR. MR. MITCHELL DESCRIBED THE HOLES AS BEING FOUR AND FIVE FEET DEEP IN PLACES, AND THAT THAT IN ITSELF WOULD BE GOING AGAINST THE AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE MILLERS AND THE COUNTY OF WELD. MR. MITCHELL ALSO FEELS THAT THE HOLES BEING THERE DO PRESENT A DANGER, NOT ONLY TO ANIMALS BUT TO PEDESTRIAN TRAFFIC THAT WOULD NOT SEE THE HOLES DUE TO THE OVERGROWTH OF WEEDS ON BRUNO AVENUE. THOMAS MITCHELL ALSO TOLD ME THAT HE WAS GOING TO GO BACK OUT AND TEAR DOWN THE FENCE THAT RUSSELL MILLER HAD PUT BACK UP. I ASKED MR. MITCHELL NOT TO TEAR THE FENCE DOWN AT THIS TIME, FOR FEAR THAT IT WOULD CAUSE FURTHER PROBLEMS WITH THE MILLERS. I ASKED THAT MR. MITCHELL WAIT UNTIL WE GET SOME SORT OF A RULING FROM THE COUNTY ATTORNEY'S OFFICE AND THE WELD COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS IN THIS INCIDENT. MR. MITCHELL SAID THAT HE WOULD BE WILLING TO WAIT ONE WEEK BEFORE GOING DOWN AND TEARING THE FENCE DOWN AGAIN. MR. MITCHELL ALSO EXPLAINED THAT HE HAD BEEN AT A MEETING WITH THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, THE COUNTY ATTORNEY, THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY, AND THE WELD COUNTY SHERIFF, REGARDING THE DISPOSITION OF BRUNO AVENUE. MR. MITCHELL STATES THAT AT THIS MEETING HE WAS TOLD BY THE SHERIFF AND THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S OFFICE THAT HE AND/OR OTHER NEIGHBORS COULD GO DOWN AND TAKE DOWN THE FENCE THAT HAD BEEN ERECTED BY RUSSELL MILLER. 951353 PTXT PAGE NO.0002 GP08C RM97 06-02-1995 08:16 W ) COUNTY WC9502187 1 REQUEST THIS SUPPLEMENTAL REPORT, ALONG WITH THE ORIGINAL REPORT, BE FORWARDED TO THE WELD COUNTY ATTORNEY'S OFFICE FOR THEIR INFORMATION AND POSSIBLE DISPOSITION. THIS IS THE END OF THIS REPORT Report Approved By: WC0012 SPALDING, WILLIAM E 951353 PTXT PAGE NO.0001 SF0303 RM9" 06-22-1995 07:40 WELD COUNTY 4C9502446 (WELD COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE OFFENSE/INCIDENT REPORT NO: WC9-2446 1 iCrime/Incident: THEFT N/C: THEFTO "r/M: M 1 lAddl Offense F/M: 1 !Date reoorted : 061595 Time Rot: 0615 Clearing case #: 1f'on4Z2[t1ilQ cases: ! i + INCIDENT DATE -TIME -AND LOCATION t IF/Date: 061495 F/T: 2000 Loc: 2510 MATTHEWS AV IT/Date: 061595 T/T: 0600 Case status: INACTIVATED 1DEP: WC0092 WAGONER, PETER + + -CASE STATUS AND MISC DATA IDrugs/Alcohol: ITot Prop Stolen: 75 lExtent Injuries: Domestic Viol: Evidence/Photos: Prop Rcvd: Prop Damq: +************************DATA FOR A PERSON INVOLVED AS A: VIC *Name: MILLER. MARION RUSSELL DOB: 03293-' *Addr: 2510 MATTHEWS AV Phone: 6591551 *City: FT LLUPTON St: CO Zip: S0621 OLN: *Sex: M Par: W Eth: *Occupation: Bus Addr: BuiTf : *********** *****************DATA FOR. PERSON INVOLVED AS A: Si tB *Name: MITCHELL , THOMAS DOB: 103054 *Addr: 239v MATTHEWS AV Phone: ,..-,93712 *City: FT L_ UPTON St: CO Zip: P0621 OLN: *Se: M Ra : W Eth: Hat: Wot: Hal: ES: *Occupation: Bus Addr: BusT:x.: * *Add' Liesc loco: * H/B: H * OLS: * * 4 ` /B: H • + SYNOPSIS OR NARRATIVE - - -} : RURAL RESIDENTIAL PROBABLE NIGHTTIME HOURS. FENCE WHICH IS IN DISPUTE IN COUNTRY ESTATES SUBDIVISION TAKEN DOWN AND REMOVED SOMETIME DURING THE NIGHT. THE VICTIM BELIEVES THAT A NEIGHBOR TO THE SOUTH, THOMAS MITCHELL, MAY HAVE HAD SOMETHING TO DO WITH THE FENCE BEING TAKEN AS HE HAS PREVIOUSLY TAKEN IT DOWN. Use of't: _;�r�il • l' y,a LP, • DO NOT sc. -4 (1.4 ,I,^ 951353 PTXT XT PAGE NO.0002 GP0803 RM97 06-22-1995 07:40 WELD COUNTY JC9502444 + - PROPERTY THAT IS INVOLVED AS: STN IDate: 061595 Item*: 1 Tad*: Store at: IBra: Mod: Ser: Pieces: 2.5 IDesc: CORRAL FENCE PANELS W/A 8 FOOT POST !DEP : WC0092 Val: 75 Cat: Y Art: UNCLAS Mak: T -Cat: Cal: IOAN: Rcvd-Date: R -Val: NARRATIVE/FACTS: ON 061595, I RESPONDED TO 2510 MATHEWS AVENUE IN THE COUNTRY ESTATES SUBDIVISION ON A REPORT OF A CRIMINAL MISCHIEF. I MEET WITH VICTIM MILLER UPON MY ARRIVAL AT THAT LOCATION. VICTIM MILLER SAID THAT DURING THE NIGHT SOMEBODY HAD TAKEN SOME CORRAL PANELS HE HAD ERECTED ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF HIS PROPERTY. BORDERING HIS PROPERTY GOING OVER ONTO BRUNO AVENUE. VICTIM MILLER DOES HAVE A SIGNED AGREEMENT WITH THE WELD COUNTY +=OR PRIVATE USE OF HALF OF BRUNO AVENUE THAT BORDERS HIS PROPERTY. VICTIM MILLER SAID THAT THIS IS NOT THE FIRST TIME THAT THE FENCE HAS BEEN TAKEN DOWN, AND THAT THE LAST TIME IT WAS TAKEN DOWN IT WAS DONE SO BY A NEIGHBOR TO THE SOUTH WHO IS SUBJECT THOMAS MITCHELL. VICTIM MILLER SAID THAT HIS WIFE HAD LEFT FAR WORK Al ABOUT 8:00 LAST NIGHT, AND WHEN SHE GOT HOME THIS MORNING SHE NOTICED THAT THE FENCE WAS DOWN AND MISSING. VICTIM MILLER SAID THAT HE HAD TEMPORARILY PUT THE FENCE BACK UP ON MAY 26TH, WHICH IS THE DATE THAT THE FENCE -WAS CUT DOWN BY SUBJECT MITCHELL. VICTIM MILLER SAID THAI ALTHOUGH HE HAS NO POSITIVE PROOF THAT IT WAS SUBJECT MITCHELL INVOLVED, HE DOES BELIEVE THAT . HE HAS SOME INVOLVEMENT IN IT, DUE TO HIS i AST INVOLVEMENT ON MAY 26TH. WHICH WAS VIDEO TAPED. I CHECKED THE AREA WHERE THE FENCE HAD BEEN TAKEN FROM, LOCATED DIRECTLY SOUTH OF VICTIM MILLER'S FENCE LINE. THE FENCE IN QUESTION WAS ATTACHED TO THE SOUTHERN END OF HIS FENCE. ON H I S SOUTHERN PROPERTY LINE AND EXTENDING TO A BARRICADE MORE TOWARD THE SOUTH END OF BRUNO AVENUE. I DID OBSERVE THAT SOME OF THE WEEDS NEAR WHERE THE FENCE HAD BEEN TAKEN FROM HAD BEEN TRAMPLED DOWN, BUT SINCE THE GROUND WAS HARD PACKED AND THERE WAS SOME OVERGROWTH OF WEEDS, THERE WERE NO USUABLE SHOE IMPRESSIONS IN THE AREA. I ALSO CHECKED THE SOUTH DIRT OF THE ROADWAY ON MATHEWS AVENUE FOR SUSPECT VEHICLE. TIRE IMPRESSIONS, HOWEVER.I WAS NOT ABLE TO ISOLATE AND TIRE IMPRESSIONS WHICH WOULD BE ATTRIBUTED TO A SUSPECT VEHICLE. I EXPLAINED TO MR. MILLER THAT WITHOUT WITNESSES OR ANY DIRECT EVIDENCE COLLABORATING THOMAS MITCHELL'S INVOLVEMENT, THAT WE WOULD NOT BE ABLE TO FILE THE APPROPRIATE CHARGES AGAINST MR. MITCHELL. I THEN RESPONDED TO 2390 MATHEWS AVENUE, AND CONTACTED THOMAS MITCHELL REGARDING THIS COMPLAINT. MR. MITCHELL. ADVISED ME THAT HE WAS NOT AWARE 951353 F'TXT PAGE NO.0003 GP0803 RM97 06-E2-1995 07.4(? WELD COUNTY iC9502446 THAT RUSS MILLER'S FENCE HAD BEEN TAKEN DOWN DURING THE NIGHT AND THAT HE HAD NO INVOLVEMENT IN IT. HE DID SAY THAT THERE ARE SEVERAL NEIGHBORS WHO LIVE ON MATHEWS AVENUE, WHO WOULD LIKE TO SEE THE FENCE TAF :EN DOWN, AND SUBJECT MITCHELL DID ADMIT THAT HE IS THE ONE WHO REMOVED THE FENCE ON MAY 26TH 1995, WHEN HE WAS VIDEO TAPED BY RUSSEL MILLER'S WIFE. NO FURTHER ACTION TAFEN BY THIS OFFICER. I BELIEVE THAT THIS IS ONGOING NEIGHBORHOOD DISPUTE BETWEEN THE VICTIM AND OTHER NEIGHBORS REGARDING THE DISPOSITION OF BRUNO AVENUE IN THE COUNTRY ESTATES SUBDIVISION. IT SHOULD BE NOTED FOR PURPOSES OF THIS REPORT THAT I DID LEARN FROM WELD COUNTY ATTORNEY BRUCE BARr•ER THAT THE DISPOSITION OF BRUNO AVENUE DOES GO BEFORE THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS ON WEDNESDAY. JUNE 28TH 1995. THE DISPOSTION WILL BE DECIDED AT THAT TIME. THIS IS THE END OF THIS REPORT Report Approved BY: WC0065 HAFFNER. EDWARD 951353 OFFICE OF COUNTY ATTORNEY PHONE (303) 356-4000 EXT. 4391 P.O. BOX 1948 GREELEY, COLORADO 80632 Wine COLORADO Albert & Kathy Boerema 2091 Tate Avenue Fort Lupton, CO 80621 Dear Mr. and Mrs. Boerema: June 20, 1995 RE: Bruno Avenue, Country Estates Subdivision On Wednesday, June 28, 1995 the Board of County Commissioners of Weld County will consider choosing between two alternatives for Bruno Avenue in the Country Estates Subdivision, Weld County, Colorado. The first alternative will involve vacating those portions of Bruno Avenue between WCR 33 and Matthews Avenue and between Tate Avenue and WCR 35. The center portion of Bruno Avenue, between Matthews Avenue and Tate Avenue, will be closed to motorized vehicles and will be accessible for pedestrians, horses, and bicycles. That portion of the roadway may be narrowed by vacating 10' to 15' on either side. The second alternative is to vacate the entire stretch of Bruno Avenue. Both of these alternatives will involve having the Board of County Commissioners authorize the Department of Planning Services to proceed with a replat of the Country Estates Subdivision so as to reflect the changes made to Bruno Avenue. The Board of County Commissioners will consider this matter on its regular agenda on June 28, 1995 at 9 a.m. You are welcome to attend the Board's meeting to give testimony regarding these two alternatives. The Board's meeting will take place at the Weld Centennial Center Complex, 915 Tenth Street, Greeley, Colorado. If you cannot attend the meeting but would like to have the Board consider your thoughts and concerns relative to this issue, you may send a letter stating those comments and concerns to the Board of County Commissioners at P.O. Box 758, Greeley, Colorado 80632. If you have any questions regarding this letter, please feel free to call me at (970) 356-4000, Extension 4390. Very trply yours, • ruce T. Barker Weld County Attorney pc Drew Scheltinga Dave Becker Board of County Commissioners 951353 WELD COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS P.O. BOX 758 GREELEY CO. 80632 LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: THIS LETTER IS MEANT TO SHOW OUR INTENT TO MAINTAIN BRUNO AVENUE BETWEEN MATHEWS AVENUE AND TATE AVENUE AS A PEDESTRIAN, BIKE AND HORSE TRAIL.IT IS OUR INTENT TO KEEP THE ROAD SMOOTH, TRASH -FREE AND THE WEEDS MOWED. NO MOTORIZED VEHICLES WOULD BE ALLOWED- OTHER THAN FOR MAINTENANCE- SUCH AS LAWNMOWERS -ETC. WE WOULD LIKE TO HAVE THE ENTIRE WIDTH OF ROAD TO BE USED BY THE ENTIRE NEIGHBORHOOD. THE COUNTY WOULD THEN BE RELINQUISHED OF THEIR MAINTENANCE OBLIGATIONS ON BRUNO AVENUE. THANK YOU FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION. NAME • '? E _.1' S..G1i 7 5 ADDRESS S JC 74 4j?< J2,..._.:.....__. >> 2/ ti r* -11-w .5 Y✓ D93.1_........_._._._......_._._. f. I %... % ,` j29.l_..__....... Cri/L...7C4 0/ r C7) 11W"a r 71Lie ........._.__ ,r► ... d 422C_L).4.23;2Z_ q_._._._.. �w '..._.._....._._._._._......._._._._ o 951353 6125/95 Board of County Commissioners P.O. Box 758 Greeley, CO 80632 To Whom It May Concern: Our family owns property on Tate Avenue in Country Estates and is in the process of moving there. We have three small children, and are aware of the situation with Bruno Avenue. We attended the meeting held in Fort Lupton on May 9th and we believe that Bruno Avenue SHOULD be open between Mathews Avenue and Tate Avenue. We are located on the north section of Tate Avenue. Our daughter has been using Bruno Avenue as a path for her horse to get to friends' houses on Mathews Avenue. There is no way that we would ever consider letting her ride her horse (or bicycles for our younger children) on Road 8, and Road 6 is -too far out of our sight to be letting them use as a crossover road to Mathews. This area is a country neighborhood. The difference between the city neighborhood and the country neighborhood as far as our children are concerned is that we do not have sidewalks to let them safely get to their friends houses. If Bruno Avenue were to be vacated, it would be comparable to a non -busy city street being closed, and those children having to use the busy street (with no sidewalk) to get where they are going. :It's just not safe! If Bruno Avenue was opened for pedestrian, horse, and bicycles only, at:least our children would have a safe path to get from one road to the other and could still be within our site almost the entire trip. It is our understanding that Bruno Avenue was created by all land owners giving up a small piece of their property. It is not logical to equally divide the extra land between all of the Country Estates if the road is narrowed. That would take a lot of time and be very expensive. However, it is not fair to the other Country Estates -land owners if the extra land were to be given to the adjoining land owners along Bruno Avenue. We believe the best solution to this problem is to leave Bruno Avenue open to pedestrians, horses, and bicycles ONLY, but to leave it the same width it -is, for everyone to enjoy. Thank you for your time and for hearing our concerns. Sincerely, nda and Joh ohnson, Jr. 2751 Tate Ave ue Fort Lupton, CO 80621 d_e: r3acc_crn), Ateen-1) 951353 Board - of County Commissioners P.O. Box 758 Greeley Co, 80632 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: • MY FAMILY AND I LIVE ON MATHEWS AVE IN COUNTRY ESTATES. WE WENT TO THE MEETING ON MAY 9TH TO DISCUSS THE OPENING OF BRUNO AVENUE. IT IS OUR FEELING THAT BRUNO AVENUE SHOULD BE OPENED BETWEEN TATE AVENUE AND MATHEWS AVENUE. IT WOULD BE A SAFE ROUTE -ACTUALLY THE ONLY SAFE ROUTE FOR CHILDREN TO USE BETWEEN MATHEWS AND TATE AVE. AS YOU ARE AWARE, ROAD 8 IS NOW A PAVED ROAD WITH HEAVY TRAFFIC AND IS NOT A SAFE WAY FOR KIDS ON BIKES OR HORSES TO TRAVEL. ALSO, IF YOUR HOUSE IS ON THE NORTHERN 1/2 OF MATHEWS OR TATE, SENDING THE KIDS DOWN TO ROAD 6 TO GO TO TATE IS NOT ONLY AN EXTRA MILE TO A MILE AND A HALF, BUT YOU ALSO LOSE SIGHT OF THEM FOR VIRTUALLY THE ENTIRE TRIP. WE BELIEVE THAT WITHOUT BRUNO BEING OPENED, OUR CHILDREN WILL NOT BE ABLE TO GO TO THEIR FRIENDS HOUSE FOR SAFETY REASONS. OPENING BRUNO AVENUE TO HORSE, BIKE AND PEDESTRIAN TRAVEL WOULD BE A SATISFACTORY OPTION TO ALL PARTIES. AS FOR NARROWING THE ROADWAY WE ALSO FEEL THIS IS NOT NECESSARY. THE PARTIES THAT DO NOT WANT THIS ROADWAY OPEN WILL GET THAT EXTRA 15 FEET ON EITHER SIDE. WE DO NOT BELIEVE THIS IS A FAIR SPLIT OF THE LAND. IF ANYTHING, LEAVE IT AS AN OPEN SPACE FOR EVERYBODY TO ENJOY. ONCE IT IS VACATED, IT IS LOST FOREVER. IT IS OUR HOPE THAT YOU WILL DECIDE TO OPEN BRUNO AVENUE TO HORSE, PEDESTRIAN AND BIKE TRAVEL. THANK YOU. 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CLOSURE We of the Hudson Fire Dept. Would like to express our concern about the closure of Bruno Ave. We believe any county road that aids in access for fire and/or rescue calls should remain open. Bruno Ave. gives needed field fire , chopper L.Z., medical, and short cut access for emergency response vehicles. Please contact us for any concerns on this matter. CHIEF: EDDIE PATTERSON n ASST.CHIEF• BOBBY DECHANT 4-17-95 951353 Residents of: Country Estat es Subdivision Fort Lupton, CO. 80621 Board of County Commissioners P.O. Box 758 Greeley, CO. 80632 Dear County Commissioners, UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES, should Bruno Avenue be vacated! Bruno Avenue IS on record, as a county road, sixty foot (60) wide, and is to be maintained by the county. a- his subdivision is located in the Hudson fire district, and according to their maps, Bruno Avenue IS an access road. In the event of a grass fire, BrunrAvenue could act as a fire break, as well as provide an access road for emergency vehict . Due to the current ILLEGAL closure of Bruno Avenue, when emergency equipment has be needed, in this area, the time of arrival for the fire trucks and ambulances, to reach the scene of the emergency, was delayed approximately five (5) minutes. Should the county choose to vacate Bruno Avenue, we the property owners, feel that the risk.of fire loss will be greatly increased, and the value of our property and homes will decrease. We could also be facing a substantial increase on our homeowners fire insurance. To avoid such a potential loss to all of the property owners, in Country Estates Subdivision, the county shall, at it's expense, compensate them with: (1) Cash value, for 3.75' x 1150', (approximately 1/10 of an acre, per property) located on either side, of Bruno Avenue. (2) re -survey this subdivision. (3) relocate all property line fences to new survey :;takes. (4) re-imburse all property owners for increase on fire insurance. (5) re-imburse all property owners, for that portion of taxes paid, for maintenance of Bruno Avenue. Retro active from the time of the existing illegal closure. Since Weld County Road 8 has been paved, with no speed limit signs posted, the traffic far exceeds 55 miles pex hour. Thus, leaving Country Estates Subdivision with very few safe places to ride horseback. WHEN Bruno Avenue is reopened, it will provide a safe bridle path, for horseback riding, and the people car, once again, relax and enjoy their hobby. Sincer , 7eat o Resi f: Country Estates Subd v' c-i car Fort Lupton, CO. 80621 951353 Residents of: Country Estates Subdivision Fort Lupton, CO. 80621 Board of County Commissioners P.O. Box 758 Greeley, CO. 80632 Dear County Commissioners, UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES, should Bruno Avenue be vacated! Bruno Avenue,IAon record, as a county road, sixty foot (60) wide, and is to be maintained by the county. 'This subdivision is located in the Hudson fire district, and according to their maps, Bruno Avenue ja an access road. In the event of a grass fire, Bruno Avenue could act as a fire break, as well as provide an access road for emergency vehicles. Due to the current ILLEGAL closure of Bruno Avenue, when emergency equipment has been needed, in this area, the time of arrival for the fire trucks and ambulances, to reach the scene of the emergency, was delayed approximately five (5) minutes. Should the county choose to vacate Bruno Avenue, we the property owners, feel that the risk of fire loss will be greatly increased, and the value of our property and homes will decrease. We could also be facing a substantial increase on our homeowners fire insurance. To avoid such a potential loss to all of the property owners, in Country Estates Subdivision, the county shall, at it's expense, compensate them with: (1) Cash value, for 3.75' x 1150', (approximately 1/10 of an acre, per property) located on either side of Brunc Avenue. (2) re -survey this subdivision. (3) relocate all property line fences to new survey stakes. (4) re-imburse all property owners for increase on fire insurance. (5) re-imburse all property owners, for that portion of taxes paid, for maintenance of Bruno Avenue. Retro active from the time of the existing illegal closure. Since Weld County Road 8 has been paved, with no speed limit. signs posted, the traffic far exceeds 55 miles per hour. Thus, leaving Country Estates Subdivision with very few safe places to ride horseback. WREN Bruno Avenue is reopened, it will provide a safe bridle path, for horseback riding, and the people can, once again, relax and enjoy their hobby. Sincerely, Resident of: CountrEstates Subdivision Fort Lupton, CO. 80621 951353 Residents of: Country Estates Subdivision Fort Lupton, CO. 80621 Board of County Commissioners P.O. Box 758 Greeley, CO. 80632 Dear County Commissioners, UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES, should Bruno Avenue be vacated! Bruno Avenue,a on record, as a county road, sixty foot (60) wide, and is to be maintained by the county. this subdivision is located in the Hudson fire district, and according to their maps, Bruno Avenue it an access road. In the event of a grass fire, Bruno Avenue could act as a fire break, as well as provide an access road for emergency vehicles. Due to the current ILLEGAL closure of Bruno Avenue, when emergency equipment has been needed, in this area, the time of arrival for the fire trucks and ambulances, to reach the scene of the emergency, was delayed approximately five (5) minutes. Should the county choose to vacate Bruno Avenue, we the property owners, feel that the risk of fire loss will be greatly increased, and the value of our property and homes will decrease. We could also be facing a substantial increase on our homeownern fire insurance. To avoid such a potential loss to all of the property owners, in Country Estates Subdivision, the county shall, at it's expense, compensate them with: (1) Cash value, for 3.75' x 1150', (approximately 1/10 of an acre, per property) located on either side of Bruno Avenue. (2) re -survey this subdivision. (3) relocate all property line fences to new survey stakes. (4) re-imburse all property owners for increase on fire insurance. (5) re-imburse all property owners, for that portion of taxes paid, for maintenance of Bruno Avenue. Retro active from the time of the existing illegal closure. Since Weld County Road B has been paved, with no speed limit signs posted, the traffic far exceeds 55 miles per hour. Thus, leaving Country Estates Subdivision with very few safe places to ride horseback. WHEN Bruno Avenue is reopened, it will provide a safe bridle path, for horseback riding, and the people can, once again, relax and enjoy their hobby. Sincerely, 24 Resident bf: Country Estates Subdivision Fort Lupton, CO. 80621 951353 Residents of: Country Estates Subdivision Fort Lupton, CO. 80621 Board of County Commissioners P.O. Box 758 Greeley, CO. 80632 Dear County Commissioners, UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES, should Bruno Avenue be vacated! Bruno Avenue IS on record, as a county road, sixty foot (60) wide, andALL be maintained by the county. is subdivision is located in the Hudson fire district, and according to their maps, Bruno Avenue IS an access road. In the event of a grass fire, BruntXvenue could act as a fire break, as well as provide an access road for emergency vehicles. Due to the current ILLEGAL closure of Bruno Avenue, when emergency equipment has been needed, in this area, the time of arrival for the fire trucks and ambulances, to reach the scene of the emergency, was delayed approximately five (5) minutes. Should the county choose to vacate Bruno Avenue, we the property owners, feel that the risk of fire loss will be greatly increased, and the value of our property and homes will decrease. We could also be facing a substantial increase on our homeowners fire insurance. To avoid such a potential loss to all of the property owners, in Country Estates Subdivision, the county shall, at it's expense, compensate them► with* (1) Cash value, for 3.75' x 1150', (approximately 1/10 of an acre, per property) located on either side of Bruno Avenue. (2) re -survey this subdivision. (3) relocate all property line fences to new survey stakes. (4) re-iaburse all property owners for increase on fire insurance. (5) re-imburse all property owners, for that portion of taxes paid, for maintenance of Bruno Avenue. Retro active from the time of the existing illegal closure. Since Weld County Road 8 has been paved, with no speed limit signs posted, the traffic far exceeds 55 miles per hour. Thus, leaving Country Estates Subdivision with very few safe places to ride horseback. WREN Bruno Avenue is reopened, it will provide a safe bridle path, for horseback riding, and the people can, once again, relax and enjoy their hobby. Sincerely, Jam,, Resident of: Country Estates Subdivision Fort Lupton, CO. 80621 951353 Residents of: Country Estates Subdivision Fort Lupton, CO. 80621 Board of County Commissioners P.O. Box 758 Greeley, CO. 80632 Dear County Commissioners, UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES, 'should Bruno Avenue be vacated! Bruno Avenue IS on record, as a county road, sixty foot (60) wide, and is to be maintained by the county. This subdivision is located in the Hudson fire district, and according to their maps, Bruno Avenue IS an access road. In the event of a grass fire, Bruno Avenue could act as a fire break, as well as provide an access road for emergency vehicles. Due to the current ILLEGAL closure of Bruno Avenue, when emergency equipment has been needed, in this area, the time of arrival for the fire trucks and ambulances, to reach the scene of the emergency, was delayed approximately five (5) minutes. Should the county choose to vacate Bruno Avenue, we the property owners, feel that the risk of fire loss will be greatly increased, and the value of our property and homes will decrease. We could also be facing a substantial increase on our homeowners fire insurance. To avoid such a potential loss to all of the property owners, in Country Estates Subdivision, the county shall, at it's expense, compensate them with: (1) Cash value, for 3.75' x 1150', (approximately 1/10 of an acre, per property) located on either side of Bruno Avenue. (2) re -survey this subdivision. (3) relocate all property line fences to new survey stakes. (4) re-imburse all property owners for increase on fire insurance. (5) re-imburse all property owners, for that portion of taxes paid, for maintenance of Bruno Avenue. Retro active from the time of the existing illegal closure. Since Weld County Road 8 has been paved, with no speed limit signs posted, the traffic far exceeds 55 miles per hour. Thus, leaving Country Estates Subdivision with very few safe places to ride horseback. WHEN Bruno Avenue is reopened, it will provide a safe bridle path, for horseback riding, and the people can, once again, relax and enjoy their hobby. Sincerely, otiF 22-4.1\ Resident of: Country Estates Subdivision Fort Lupton, CO. 80621 951353 Residents of: Country Estates Subdivision Fort Lupton, CO. 80621 Board of County Commissioners P.O. Box 758 Greeley, CO. 80632 Dear County Commissioners, UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES, should Bruno Avenue be vacated! Bruno Avenue IS on record, as a county road, sixty foot (60) wide, and is to be maintained by the county. This subdivision is located in the Hudson fire district, and according to their maps, Bruno Avenue IS an access road. In the event of a grass fire, Bruno` hvenue could act as a fire break, as well as provide an access road for emergency vehicles. Due to the current ILLEGAL closure of Bruno Avenue, when emergency equipment has been needed, in this area, the time of arrival for the fire trucks and ambulances, to reach the scene of the emergency, was delayed approximately five (5) minutes. Should the county choose to vacate Bruno Avenue, we the property owners, feel that the risk of fire loss will be greatly increased, and the value of our property and homes will decrease. We could also be facing a substantial increase on our homeowners fire insurance. To avoid such a potential loss to all of the property owners, in Country Estates Subdivision, the county shall, at it's expense, compensate them with: (1) Cash value, for 3.75' x 1150', (approximately 1/10 of an acre, per property) located on either side of Bruno Avenue. (2) re -survey this subdivision. (3) relocate all property line fences to new survey stakes. (4) re-imburse all property owners for increase on fire insurance. (5) re-imburse all property owners, for that portion of taxes paid, for maintenance of Bruno Avenue. Retro active from the time of the existing illegal closure. Since Weld County Road 8 has been paved, with no speed limit signs posted, the traffic far exceeds 55 miles per hour. Thus, leaving Country Estates Subdivision with very few safe places to ride horseback. WHEN Bruno Avenue is reopened, it will provide a safe bridle path, for horseback riding, and the_,peopll can, once again, relax and enjoy their hobby. Sincerely, Resident of: Country Estates Subdivision Fort Lupton, CO. 80621 951353 L/ Residents of: Country Estates Subdivision Fort Lupton, CO. 80621 Board of County Commissioners P.O. Box 758 Greeley, CO. 80632 Dear County Commissioners, UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES, should Bruno Avenue be vacated! Bruno Avenue IS on record, as a county road, sixty foot (60) wide, and is to be maintained by the county. "-Yids subdivision is located in the Hudson fire district, and according to their maps, Bruno Avenue,jsL an access road. In the event of a grass fire, Bruno Avenue could act as a fire break, as well as provide an access road for emergency vehicles. Due to the current ILLEGAL closure of Bruno Avenue, when emergency equipment has been needed, in this area, the time of arrival for the fire trucks and ambulances, to reach the scene of the emergency, was delayed approximately five (-5) minutes. Should the county choose to vacate Bruno Avenue, we the property owners, feel that the risk of fire loss will be greatly increased, and the value of our property and homes will decrease. We could also be facing a substantial increase on our homeowners fire insurance. To avoid such a potential loss to all of the property owners, in Country Estates Subdivision, the county shall, at it's expense, compensate them with: (1) Cash value, for 3.75' x 1150', (approximately 1/10 of an acre, per property) located on either side of Bruno Avenue. (2) re -survey this subdivision. (3) relocate all property line fences to new survey stakes. (4) re-imburse all property owners for increase on fire insurance. (5) re-imburse all property owners, for that portion of taxes paid, for maintenance of Bruno Avenue. Retro active from the time of the existing illegal closure. Since Weld County Road 8 has been paved, with no speed limit. signs posted, the traffic far exceeds 55 miles per hour. Thus, leaving Country Estates Subdivision with very few safe places to ride horseback. WHEN Bruno Avenue is reopened, it will provide a safe bridle path, for horseback riding, and the people can, once again, relax and enjoy their hobby. Sincerely, / G L Resident oi: Country Estates Subdivision Fort Lupton, CO. 80621 951353 Residents of: Country Estates Subdivision Fort Lupton, CO. 80621 Board of County Commissioners P.O. Box 758 Greeley, CO. 80632 Dear County Commissioners, UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES, should Bruno Avenue be vacated! Bruno Avenue IS on record, as a county road, sixty foot (60) wide, and is to be maintained by the county. This subdivision is located in the Hudson fire district, and according to their maps, Bruno Avenue IS an access road. In the event of a grass fire, Bruno },venue could act as a fire break, as well as provide an access road for emergency vehicles.. Due to the current ILLEGAL closure of Bruno Avenue, when emergency equipment has been needed, in this area, the time of arrival for the fire trucks and ambulances, to reach the scene of the emergency, was delayed approximately five (5) minutes. Should the county choose to vacate Bruno Avenue, we the property owners, feel that the risk of fire losswillbe greatly increased, and the value of our property and homes will decrease. We could also be facing a substantial increase on our homeowners fire insurance. To avoid such a potential loss to all of the property owners, in Country Estates Subdivision, the county shall, at it's expense, compensate them with: (1) Cash value, for 3.75' x 1150', (approximately 1/10 of an acre, per property) located on either side of Bruno Avenue. (2) re -survey this subdivision. (3) relocate all property line fences to new survey :,takes. (4) re-imburse all property owners for increase on fire insurance. (5) re-imburse all property owners, for that portion of taxes paid, for maintenance of Bruno Avenue. Retro active from the time of the existing illegal closure. Since Weld County Road 8 has been paved, with no speed limit. signs posted, the traffic far exceeds 55 miles per hour. Thus, leaving Country Estates Subdivision with very few safe places to ride horseback. WHEN Bruno Avenue is reopened, it will provide a safe bridle path, for horseback riding, and the people can, once again, relax and enjoy their hobby. Sincerely, Resident of: Country Estates Subdivision Fort Lupton, Co. 80621 951353 Residents of: Country Estates Subdivision Fort Lupton, CO. 80621 Board of County Commissioners P.O. Box 758 Greeley, CO. 80632 Dear County Commissioners, UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES, should Bruno Avenue he vacated! Bruno Avenue IS on record, as a county road, sixty foot (60) wide, and la to be maintained by the county. This subdivision is located in the Hudson fire district, and according to their maps, Bruno Avenue .man access road. In the event of a grass fire, Bruno Avenue could act as a fire break, as well as provide an access road for emergency vehicles. Due to the current ILLEGAL closure of Bruno Avenue, when emergency equipment has been needed, in this area, the time of arrival for the fire trucks and ambulances, to react the ;;cane of the emergency, was delayed approximately five (5) minutes. Should the county choose to vacate Bruno Avenue, we the property owners, feel that the risk of fire loss will be greatly increased, and the value of our property and homes vilJ decrease. We could also be facing a substantial increase on our homeowners fire insurance. To avoid such a potential loss to all of the property owners, in Country Estates Subdivision, the county shall, at it's expense, compensate them with: (1) Cash value, for 3.75' x 1150', (approximately 1/20 of an acre, per property) located on either side of Bruno Avenue. (2) re -survey this subdivision. (3) relocate all property line fences to new survey stakes. (4) re-imburse all property owners for increase or fil€ insurance. (5) re-imburse all property owners, for that portion of taxes paid, for maintenance of Bruno Avenue. Retio active from the time of the existing, illegal_ closure. Since Weld County Road 8 has been paved, with no speed limit signs posted, the traffic far exceeds 55 miles per hour. Thus, leaving Country Estates Subdivision with very few safe places to ride horseback. WHEN Bruno Avenue is reopened, it will provide a safe bridle path, for horseback riding, and the people c2u, tree again, relax and enjoy their hobby. Sincerely, O Resident of: Country Estates Subdivision Fort Lupton, CO. 80621 951353 Residents of: Country Estates Subdivision Fort Lupton, CO. 80621 Board of County Commissioners P.O. Box 758 Greeley, CO. 80632 Dear County Commissioners, UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES, should Bruno Avenue he vacated! Bruno Avenue IS on record, as a county road, sixty foot (60) wide, and j, to be maintained by the county. This subdivision is located in the Hudson fire district, and according to their maps, Bruno Avenue IS an access road. In the event of a grass fire, Bruno Avenue could act as a fire break, as well as provide an access road for emergency vehicles. Due to the current ILLEGAL closure of Bruno Avenue, when emergency equipment has been needed, in this area, the time of arrival for the fire trucks and ambulances, to reach the scone of the emergency, was delayed approximately five (5) minutes. Should the county choose to vacate Bruno Avenue, we the property owners, feel that the risk of fire loss will be greatly increased, and the value of our property and horns; will decrease. We could also be facing a substantial increase on our homeowners fire insurance. To avoid such a potential loss to all of the property owners, in Country Estates Subdivision, the county shall, at it's expense, compensate them with: (1) Cash value, for 3.75' x 1150', (approximately 1/10 of an acre, per property) located on either side of Bruno Avenue. (2) re -survey this subdivision. (3) relocate all property line fences to new survey stakes. (4) re-imburse all property owners for increase or file insurance. (5) re-imburse all property owners, for that portion of taxes paid, for maintenance of Bruno Avenue. Retro active from the time of the existing illegal closure. Since Weld County Road 8 has been paved, with no speed limit signs posted, the traffic far exceeds 55 miles per hour. Thus, leaving Country Estates Subdivision with very few safe places to ride horseback. WHEN Bruno Avenue is reopened, it will provide a safe bridle path, for horseback riding, and the people ca:, or'ce• again, relax and enjoy their hobby. Sincerely, 9 -is -95 Resident of: Country Estates Subdivision Fort Lupton, CO. 80621 951353 Residents of: Country Estates Subdivision Fort Lupton, CO. 80621 Board of County Commissioners P.O. Box 758 Greeley, CO. 80632 Dear County Commissioners, UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES, should Bruno Avenue be vacated! Bruno Avenue IS on record, as a county road, sixty foot (60) wide, and ,is to be maintained by the county. This subdivision is located in the Hudson fire district, and according to their maps, Bruno Avenue IS an access road. In the event of a grass fire, Bruno Avenue could act as a fire break, as well as provide an access road for emergency vehicles. Due to the current ILLEGAL closure of Bruno Avenue, when emergency equipment has been needed, in this area, the time of arrival for the fire trucks and ambulances, to reach the scene of the emergency, was delayed approximately five (5) minutes. Should the county choose to vacate Bruno Avenue, we the property owners, feel that the risk of fire loss will be greatly increased, and the value of our property and homes will decrease. We could also be facing a substantial increase on our homeowners fire insurance. To avoid such a potential loss to all of the property owners, in Country Estates Subdivision, the county shall, at it's expense, compensate them with: (1) Cash value, for 3.75' x 1150', (approximately 1/10 of an acre, per property) located on either side of Bruno Avenue. (2) re -survey this subdivision. (3) relocate all property line fences to new survey stakes. (4) re-imburse all property owners for increase on fire insurance. (5) re-imburse all property owners, for that portion of taxes paid, for maintenance of Bruno Avenue. Retro active from the time of the existing illegal closure. Since Weld County Road 8 has been paved, with no speed limit signs posted, the traffic far exceeds 55 miles per hour. Thus, leaving Country Estates Subdivision with very few safe places to ride horseback. WHEN Bruno Avenue is reopened, it will provide a safe bridle path, for horseback riding, and the people can, once again, relax and enjoy their hobby. Sincerely, O0:ed, 0-50s Resident of: Country Estates Subdivision Fort Lupton, CO. 80621 951353 Residents of: Country Estates Subdivision Fort Lupton, CO. 80621 Board of County Commissioners P.O. Box 758 Greeley, CO. 80632 Dear County Commissioners, UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES, should Bruno Avenue be vacated! Bruno Avenue IS on record, as a county road, sixty foot (60) wide, and is to be maintained by the county. This subdivision is located in the Hudson fire district, and according to their maps, Bruno Avenue IS an access road. In the event of a grass fire, Bruno Avenue could act as a fire break, as well as provide an access road for emergency vehicle. Due to the current ILLEGAL closure of Bruno Avenue, when emergency equipment has been needed, in this area, the time of arrival for the fire trucks and ambulances, to reach the scene of the emergency, was delayed approximately five (5) minutes. Should the county choose to vacate Bruno Avenue, we the property owners, feel that the risk of fire loss will be greatly increased, and the value of our property and homes will decrease. We could also be facing a substantial increase on our homeowners fire insurance. To avoid such a potential loss to all of the property owners, in Country Estates Subdivision, the county shall, at it's expense, compensate them with: (1) Cash value, for 3.75' x 1150', (approximately 1/10 of an acre, per property) located on either side of Bruno Avenue. (2) re -survey this subdivision. (3) relocate all property line fences to new survey stakes. (4) re-imburse all property owners for increase on fire insurance. (5) re-imburse all property owners, for that portion of taxes paid, for maintenance of Bruno Avenue. Retro active from the time of the existing illegal closure. Since Weld County Road 8 has been paved, with no speed limit signs posted, the traffic far exceeds 55 miles per hour. Thus, leaving Country Estates Subdivision with very few safe places to ride horseback. WHEN Bruno Avenue is reopened, it will provide a safe bridle path, for horseback riding, and the people can, once again, relax and enjoy their hobby. Sincerely, owv Resident of: Country Estates Subdivision Fort Lupton, CO. 80621 951353 Residents of: Country Estates Subdivision Fort Lupton, CO. 80621 Board of County Commissioners P.O. Box 758 Greeley, CO. 80632 Dear County Commissioners, UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES, should Bruno Avenue be vacated! Bruno Avenue IS on record, as a county road, sixty foot (60) wide, and 11 to be maintained by the county. This subdivision is located in the Hudson fire district, and according to their maps, Bruno Avenue IS an access road. In the event of a grass fire, Bruno Avenue could act as a fire break, as well as provide an access road for emergency vehicles. Due to the current ILLEGAL closure of Bruno Avenue, when emergency equipment has been needed, in this area, the time of arrival for the fire trucks and ambulances, to reach the scene of the emergency, was delayed approximately five (5) minutes. Should the county choose to vacate Bruno Avenue, we the property owners, feel that the risk of fire loss will be greatly increased, and the value of our property and homes will decrease. We could also be facing a substantial increase on our homeowners fire insurance. To avoid such a potential loss to all of the property owners, in Country Estates Subdivision, the county shall, at it's expense, compensate them with: (1) Cash value, for 3.75' x 1150', (approximately 1/10 of an acre, per property) located on either side of Bruno Avenue. (2) re -survey this subdivision. (3) relocate all property line fences to new survey stakes. (4) re-imburse all property owners for increase on fire insurance. (5) re-imburse all property owners, for that portion of taxes paid, for maintenance of Bruno Avenue. Retro active from the time of the existing illegal closure. Since Weld County Road 8 has been paved, with no speed limit signs posted, the traffic far exceeds 55 miles per hour. Thus, leaving Country Estates Subdivision with very few safe places to ride horseback. WHEN Bruno Avenue is reopened, it will provide a safe bridle path, for horseback riding, and the people car!, once again, relax and enjoy their hobby. Sincerely, Resident of: Country'" a;es Subdivision Fort Lupton, CO. 80621 951353 Residents of: Country Estates Subdivision Fort Lupton, CO. 80621 Board of County Commissioners P.O. Box 758 Greeley, CO. 80632 Dear County Commissioners, UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES, should Bruno Avenue be vacated! Bruno Avenue IS on record, as a county road, sixty foot (60) wide, and is to be maintained by the county. This subdivision is located in the Hudson fire district, and according to their maps, Bruno Avenue IS an access road. In the event of a grass fire, Bruno Avenue could act as a fire break, as well as provide an access road for emergency vehicles. Due to the current ILLEGAL closure of Bruno Avenue, when emergency equipment has been needed, in this area, the time of arrival for the fire trucks and ambulances, to reach the scene of the emergency, was delayed approximately five (5) minutes. Should the county choose to vacate Bruno Avenue, we the property owners, feel that the risk of fire loss will be greatly increased, and the value of our property and homes will decrease. We could also be facing a substantial increase on our homeowners fire insurance. To avoid such a potential loss to all of the property owners, in Country Estates Subdivision, the county shall, at it's expense, compensate them with: (1) Cash value, for 3.75' x 1150', (approximately 1/10 of an acre, per property) located on either side of Bruno Avenue. (2) re -survey this subdivision. (3) relocate all property line fences to new survey stakes. (4) re-imburse all property owners for increase on fire insurance. (5) re-imburse all property owners, for that portion of taxes paid, for maintenance of Bruno Avenue. Retro active from the time of the existing illegal closure. Since Weld County Road 8 has been paved, with no speed limit signs posted, the traffic far exceeds 55 miles per hour. Thus, leaving Country Estates Subdivision with very few safe places to ride horseback. WHEN Bruno Avenue is reopened, it will provide a safe bridle path, for horseback riding, and the people can, once again, relax and enjoy their hobby. Sincerely, Resident of: Country Estates Subdivision Fort Lupton, CO. 80621 951353 Residents of: Country Estates Subdivision Fort Lupton, CO. 80621 Board of County Commissioners P.O. Box 758 Greeley, CO. 80632 Dear County Commissioners, UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES, should Bruno Avenue be vacated! Bruno Avenue IS on record, as a county road, sixty foot (60) wide, and is to be maintained by the county. This subdivision is located in the Hudson fire district, and according to their maps, Bruno Avenue IS an access road. In the event of a grass fire, Bruno Avenue could act as a fire break, as well as provide an access road for emergency vehicles. Due to the current ILLEGAL closure of Bruno Avenue, when emergency equipment has been needed, in this area, the time of arrival for the fire trucks and ambulances, to reach the scene of the emergency, was delayed approximately five (5) minutes. Should the county choose to vacate Bruno Avenue, we the property owners, feel that the risk of fire loss will be greatly increased, and the value of our property and homes will decrease. We could also be facing a substantial increase on our homeowners fire insurance. To avoid such a potential loss to all of the property owners, in Country Estates Subdivision, the county shall, at it's expense, compensate them with: (1) Cash value, for 3.75' x 1150', (approximately 1/10 of an acre, per property) located on either side of Bruno Avenue. (2) re -survey this subdivision. (3) relocate all property line fences to new survey stakes. (4) re-imburse all property owners for increase on fire insurance. (5) re-imburse all property owners, for that portion of taxes paid, for maintenance of Bruno Avenue. Retro active from the time of the existing illegal closure. Since Weld County Road 8 has been paved, with no speed limit signs posted, the traffic far exceeds 55 miles per hour. Thus, leaving Country Estates Subdivision with very few safe places to ride horseback. WHEN Bruno Avenue is reopened, it will provide a safe bridle path, for horseback riding, and the people can, once again, relax and enjoy their hobby. Sincerely, l ,, Resident of: Country Estates Subdivision Fort Lupton, CO. 80621 951353 Residents of: Country Estates Subdivision Fort Lupton, CO. 80621 Board of County Commissioners P.O. Box 758 Greeley, CO. 80632 Dear County Commissioners, UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES, should Bruno Avenue be vacated! Bruno Avenue; IS on record, as a county road, sixty foot (60) wide, and is to be maintained by the county. This subdivision is located in the Hudson fire district, and according to their maps, Bruno Avenue J S,an access road. In the event of a grass fire, Bruno Avenue could act as a fire break, as well as provide an access road for emergency vehicles. Due to the current ILLEGAL closure of Bruno Avenue, when emergency equipment has been needed, in this area, the time of arrival for the fire trucks and ambulances, to reach the scene of the emergency, was delayed approximately five (5) minutes. Should the county choose to vacate Bruno Avenue, we the property owners, feel that the risk of fire loss will be greatly increased, and the value of our property and homes will decrease. We could also be facing a substantial increase on our homeowners fire insurance. To avoid such a potential loss to all of the property owners, in Country Estates Subdivision, the county shall, at it's expense, compensate them with: (1) Cash value, for 3.75' x 1150', (approximately 1/10 of an acre, per property) located on either side of Bruno Avenue. (2) re -survey this subdivision. (3) relocate all property line fences to new survey stakes. (4) re-imburse all property owners for increase on fire insurance. (5) re-imburse all property owners, for that portion of taxes paid, for maintenance of Bruno Avenue. Retro active from the time of the existing illegal closure. Since Weld County Road 8 has been paved, with no speed limit. signs posted, the traffic far exceeds 55 miles pet hour. Thus, leaving Country Estates Subdivision with very few safe places to ride horseback. WHEN Bruno Avenue is reopened, it will provide a safe bridle path, for horseback riding, and the people can, once again, relax and enjoy their hobby. ��//� Sincerely, L��7. Resident of: Country Estates Subdivision Fort Lupton, CO. 80621 951353 Residents of: Country Estates Subdivision Fort Lupton, CO. 80621 Board of County Commissioners P.O. Box 758 Greeley, CO. 80632 Dear County Commissioners, UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES, should Bruno Avenue be vacated! Bruno Avenue IS on record, as a county road, sixty foot (60) wide, and is to be maintained by the county. This subdivision is located in the Hudson fire district, and according to their maps, Bruno Avenue IS an access road. In the event of a grass fire, Bruno Avenue could act as a fire break, as well as provide an access road for emergency vehic]e. Due to the current ILLEGAL closure of Bruno Avenue, when emergency equipment has been needed, in this area, the time of arrival for the fire trucks and ambulances, to reach the scene of the emergency, was delayed approximately five (5) minutes. Should the county choose to vacate Bruno Avenue, we the property owners, feel that the risk of fire loss will be greatly increased, and the value of our property and homes will decrease. We could also be facing a substantial increase on our homeowners fire insurance. To avoid such a potential loss to all of the property owners, in Country Estates Subdivision, the county shall, at it's expense, compensate them with: (1) Cash value, for 3.75' x 1150', (approximately 1/10 of an acre, per property) located on either side of Bruno Avenue. (2) re -survey this subdivision. (3) relocate all property line fences to new survey -e ;takes. (4) re-imburse all property owners for increase on fire insurance. (5) re-imburse all property owners, for that portion of taxes paid, for maintenance of Bruno Avenue. Retro active from the time of the existing illegal closure. Since Weld County Road 8 has been paved, with no speed limit signs posted, the traffic far exceeds 55 miles per hour. Thus, leaving Country Estates Subdivision with very few safe places to ride horseback. WHEN Bruno Avenue is reopened, it will provide a safe bridle path, for horseback riding, and the people can, once again, relax and enjoy their hobby. Sincerely, J Resident of: Country Estates Subdivision Fort Lupton, CO. 80621 951353 Residents of: Country Estates Subd iv isi on Fort Lupton, CO. 80621 Board of County Commissioners P.O. Box 758 Greeley, CO. 80632 Dear County Commissioners, UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES, should Bruno Avenue be vacated! Bruno Avenue IS on record, as a county road, sixty foot (60) wide, and is a to be maintained by the county. This subdivision is located in the Hudson fire district, and according to their maps, Bruno Avenue IS an access road. In the event of a grass fire, Bruno Avenue could act as a fire break, as well as provide an access road for emergency vehicles. Due to the current ILLEGAL closure of Bruno Avenue, when emergency equipment has been needed, in this area, the time of arrival for the fire trucks and ambulances, to reach the scene of the emergency, was delayed approximately five (5) minutes. Should the county choose to vacate Bruno Avenue, we the property owners, feel that the risk of fire loss will be greatly increased, and the value of our property and homes will decrease. We could also be facing a substantial increase on our homeowners fire insurance. To avoid such a potential loss to all of the property owners, in Country Estates Subdivision, the county shall, at it's expense, compensate them with: (1) Cash value, for 3.75' x 1150', (approximately 1/10 of an acre, per property) located on either side of Bruno Avenue. (2) re -survey this subdivision. (3) relocate all property line fences to new survey stakes. (4) re-imburse all property owners for increase on fire insurance. (5) re-imburse all property owners, for that portion of taxes paid, for maintenance of Bruno Avenue. Retro active from the time of the existing illegal closure. Since Weld County Road 8 has been paved, with no speed limit signs posted, the traffic far exceeds 55 miles per hour. Thus, leaving Country Estates Subdivision with very few safe places to ride horseback. WHEN Bruno Avenue is reopened, it will provide a safe bridle path, for horseback riding, and the people can, once again, relax and enjoy their hobby. Sincerely, Resident of: Country Estates Subdivision Fort Lupton. CO. 80621 951353 Residents of: Country Estates Subdivision Fort Lupton, CO. 80621 Board of County Commissioners P.O. Box 758 Greeley, CO. 80632 Dear County Commissioners, UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES, should Bruno Avenue be vacated! Bruno Avenue IS on record, as a county road, sixty foot (60) wide, and is to be maintained by the county. "-Phis subdivision is located in the Hudson fire district, and according to their maps, Bruno Avenue ;Zan access road. In the event of a grass fire, Bruno Avenue could act as a fire break, as well as provide an access road for emergency vehicles. Due to the current ILLEGAL closure of Bruno Avenue, when emergency equipment has been needed, in this area, the time of arrival for the fire trucks and ambulances, to reach the scene of the emergency, was delayed approximately five (5) minutes. Should the county choose to vacate Bruno Avenue, we the property owners, feel that the risk of fire loss will be greatly increased, and the value of our property and homes will decrease. We could also be facing a substantial increase on our homeowners fire insurance. To avoid such a potential loss to all of the property owners, in Country Estates Subdivision, the county shall, at it's expense, compensate them with: (1) Cash value, for 3.75' x 1150', (approximately 1/10 of an acre, per property) located on either side of Bruno Avenue. (2) re -survey this subdivision. (3) relocate all property line fences to new survey stakes. (4) re-imburse all property owners for increase on fire insurance. (5) re-imburse all property owners, for that portion of taxes paid, for maintenance of Bruno Avenue. Retro active from the time of the existing illegal closure. Since Weld County Road 8 has been paved, with no speed limit signs posted, the traffic far exceeds 55 miles per hour. Thus, leaving Country Estates Subdivision with very few safe places to ride horseback. WHEN Bruno Avenue is reopened, it will provide a safe bridle path, for horseback riding, and the people can, once again, relax and enjoy their hobby. Sincerely, Rep dent of: Country Estates Sibdivision Fort Lupton, CO. 80621 951353 Residents of: Country Estates Subdivision Fort Lupton, CO. 80621 Board of County Commissioners P.O. Box 758 Greeley, CO. 80632 Dear County Commissioners, UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES, should Bruno Avenue be vacated! Bruno Avenue IS on record, as a county road, sixty foot (60) wide, and is to be maintained by the county. This subdivision is located in the Hudson fire district, and according to their maps, Bruno Avenue IS an access road. In the event of a grass fire, Bruno Avenue could actas a fire break, as well as provide an access road for emergency vehicles. Due to the current ILLEGAL closure of Bruno Avenue, when emergency equipment has been needed, in this area, the time of arrival for the fire trucks and ambulances, to reach the scene of the emergency, was delayed approximately five (5) minutes. Should the county choose to vacate Bruno Avenue, we the property owners, feel that the risk of fire loss will be greatly increased, and the value of our property and homes will decrease. We could also be facing a substantial increase on our homeowners fire insurance. To avoid such a potential loss to all of the property owners, in Country Estates Subdivision, the county shall, at it's expense, compensate them with; (1) Cash value, for 3.75' x 1150', (approximately 1/10 of an acre, per property) located on either side of Bruno Avenue. (2) re -survey this subdivision. (3) relocate all property line fences to new survey stakes. (4) re-imburse all property owners for increase on file insurance. (5) re-imburse all property owners, for that portion of taxes paid, for maintenance of Bruno Avenue. Retro active from the time of the existing illegal closure. Since Weld County Road 8 has been paved, with no speed limit. signs posted, the traffic far exceeds 55 miles per hour. Thus, leaving Country Estates Subdivision with very few cafe places to ride horseback. WHEN Bruno Avenu- reopened, it will provide a safe bridle path, for horsebing, and the people can, once again, relax and enjoy the; Country Estates Subdivisior, Fort Lupton, CO. 80621 951353 Residents of: Country Estates Subdivision Fort Lupton, CO. 80621 Board of County Commissioners P.O. Box 758 Greeley, CO. 80632 Dear County Commissioners, UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES, should Bruno Avenue be vacated! Bruno Avenue IS on record, as a county road, sixty foot (60) wide, and is to be maintained by the county. This subdivision is located in the Hudson fire district, and according to their maps, Bruno Avenue IS an access road. In the event of a grass fire, Bruno Avenue could act as a fire break, as well as provide an access road for emergency vehicles. Due to the current ILLEGAL closure of Bruno Avenue, when emergency equipment has been needed, in this area, the time of arrival for the fire trucks and ambulances, to reach the scene of the emergency, was delayed approximately five (5) minutes. Should the county choose to vacate Bruno Avenue, we the property owners, feel that the risk of fire loss will be greatly increased, and the value of our property and homes will decrease. We could also be facing a substantial increase on our homeowners fire insurance. To avoid such a potential loss to all of the property owners, in Country Estates Subdivision, the county shall, at it's expense, compensate them with: (1) Cash value, for 3.75' x 1150', (approximately 1/10 of an acre, per property) located on either side of Bruno Avenue. (2) re -survey this subdivision. (3) relocate all property line fences to new survey stakes. (4) re-imburse all property owners for increase on fire insurance. (5) re-imburse all property owners, for that portion of taxes paid, for maintenance of Bruno Avenue. Retro active from the time of the existing illegal closure. Since Weld County Road 8 has been paved, with no speed limit signs posted, the traffic far exceeds 55 miles per hour. Thus, leaving Country Estates Subdivision with very few cafe places to ride horseback. WHEN Bruno Avenue is reopened, it will provide a safe bridle path, for horseback riding, and the people can, once again, relax and enjoy their hobby. Sincerely, Resident of: Country Estates Subdivision Fort Lupton, CO. 80621 951353 Residents of: Country Estates Subdivision Fort Lupton, CO. 80621 Board of County Commissioners P.O. Box 758 Greeley, CO. 80632 Dear County Commissioners, UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES, should Bruno Avenue be vacated! Bruno Avenue IS on record, as a county road, sixty foot (60) wide, and is to be maintained by the county. This subdivision is located in the Hudson fire district, and according to their maps, Bruno Avenue IS an access road. In the event of a grass fire, Bruno Avenue could act as a fire break, as well as provide an access road for emergency vehicles. Due to the current ILLEGAL closure of Bruno Avenue, when emergency equipment has been needed, in this area, the time of arrival for the fire trucks and ambulances, to reach the scene of the emergency, was delayed approximately five (5) minutes. Should the county choose to vacate Bruno Avenue, we the property owners, feel that the risk of fire loss will be greatly increased, and the value of our property and homes will decrease. We could also be facing a substantial increase on our homeowners fire insurance. To avoid such a potential loss to all of the property owners, in Country Estates Subdivision, the county shall, at it's expense, compensate them with: (1) Cash value, for 3.75' x 1150', (approximately 1/10 of an acre, per property) located on either side of Bruno Avenue. (2) re -survey this subdivision. (3) relocate all property line fences to new survey stakes. (4) re-imburse all property owners for increase on fire insurance. (5) re-imburse all property owners, for that portion of taxes paid, for maintenance of Bruno Avenue. Retro active from the time of the existing illegal closure. Since Weld County Road 8 has been paved, with no speed limit signs posted, the traffic far exceeds 55 miles per hour. Thus, leaving Country Estates Subdivision with very few safe places to ride horseback. WHEN Bruno Avenue is reopened, it will provide a safe bridle path, for horseback riding, and the people can, once again, relax and enjoy their hobby. Sincerely, Resident of: Country Estates Subdivision Fort Lupton, CO. 80621 951353 Residents of: Country Estates Subdivision Fort Lupton, CO. 80621 Board of County Commissioners P.O. Box 758 Greeley, CO. 80632 Dear County Commissioners, UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES, should Bruno Avenue be vacated! Bruno Avenue it on record, as a county road, sixty foot (60) wide, and is to be maintained by the county. This subdivision is located in the Hudson fire district, and according to their maps, Bruno Avenue IS an access road. In the event of a grass fire, Bruno Avenue could act as a fire break, as well as provide an access road for emergency vehicles. Due to the current ILLEGAL closure of Bruno Avenue, when emergency equipment has been needed, in this area, the time of arrival for the fire trucks and ambulances, to reach the scene of the emergency, was delayed approximately five (5) minutes. Should the county choose to vacate Bruno Avenue, we the property owners, feel that the risk of fire loss will be greatly increased, and the value of our property and homes w]] decrease. We could also be facing a substantial increase on our homeowners fire insurance. To avoid such a potential loss to all of the property owners, in Country Estates Subdivision, the county shall, at it's expense, compensate them with: (1) Cash value, for 3.75' x 1150', (approximately 1/10 of an acre, per property) located on either side of Bruno Avenue. (2) re -survey this subdivision. (3) relocate all property line fences to new survey stakes. (4) re-imburse all property owners for increase on fire insurance. (5) re-imburse all property owners, for that portion of taxes paid, for maintenance of Bruno Avenue. Retro active from the time of the existing illegal closure. Since Weld County Road 8 has been paved, with no speed limit signs posted, the traffic far exceeds 55 miles per hour. Thus, leaving Country Estates Subdivision with very few safe places to ride horseback. WHEN Bruno Avenue is reopened, it will provide a safe bridle path, for horseback riding, and the people can, once again, relax and enjoy their hobby. Sincerely, Resident £f: Country Estates Subdivision Fort Lupton, CO. 80621 951353 Residents of: Country Estates Subdivision Fort Lupton, CO. 80621 Board of County Commissioners P.O. Box 758 Greeley, CO. 80632 Dear County Commissioners, UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES, should Bruno Avenue be vacated! Bruno Avenue IS on record, as a county road, sixty foot (60) wide, and is to be maintained by the county. This subdivision is located in the Hudson fire district, and according to their maps, Bruno Avenue IS an access road. In the event of a grass fire, Bruno Avenue could act as a fire break, as well as provide an access road for emergency vehicles. Due to the current ILLEGAL closure of Bruno Avenue, when emergency equipment has been needed, in this area, the time of arrival for the fire trucks and ambulances, to reach the scene of the emergency, was delayed approximately five (5) minutes. Should the county choose to vacate Bruno Avenue, we the property owners, feel that the risk of fire loss will be greatly increased, and the value of our property and homes will decrease. We could also be facing a substantial increase on our homeowners fire insurance. To avoid such a potential loss to all of the property owners, in Country Estates Subdivision, the county shall, at it's expense, compensate them with: (1) Cash value, for 3.75' x 1150', (approximately 1/10 of an acre, per property) located on either side of Bruno Avenue. (2) re -survey this subdivision. (3) relocate all property line fences to new survey stakes. (4) re-imburse all property owners for increase on fire insurance. (5) re-imburse all property owners, for that portion of taxes paid, for maintenance of Bruno Avenue. Retro active from the time of the existing illegal closure. Since Weld County Road 8 has been paved, with no speed limit signs posted, the traffic far exceeds 55 miles per hour. Thus, leaving Country Estates Subdivision with very few safe places to ride horseback. WHEN Bruno Avenue is reopened, it will provide a safe bridle path, for horseback riding, and the people can, once again, relax and enjoy their hobby. Sincerely Resident of: Country Estates Subdivision Fort Lupton, CO. 80621 951353 Residents of: Country Estates Subdivision Fort Lupton, CO. 80621 Board of County Commissioners P.O. Box 758 Greeley, CO. 80632 Dear County Commissioners, UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES, should Bruno Avenue be vacated! Bruno Avenue I$ on record, as a county road, sixty foot (60) wide, and j to be maintained by the county. This subdivision is located in the Hudson fire district, and according to their maps, Bruno Avenue IS an access road. In the event of a grass fire, Bruno Avenue could act as a fire break, as well as provide an access road for emergency vehicles. Due to the current ILLEGAL closure of Bruno Avenue, when emergency equipment has been needed, in this area, the time of arrival for the fire trucks and ambulances, to reach the scene of the emergency, was delayed approximately five (5) minutes. Should the county choose to vacate Bruno Avenue, we the property owners, feel that the risk of fire loss will be greatly increased, and the value of our property and homes will decrease. We could also be facing a substantial increase on our homeowners fire insurance. To avoid such a potential loss to all of the property owners, in Country Estates Subdivision, the county shall, at it's expense, compensate them with: (1) Cash value, for 3.75' x 1150', (approximately 1/10 of an acre, per property) located on either side of Bruno Avenue. (2) re -survey this subdivision. (3) relocate all property line fences to new survey stakes. (4) re-imburse all property owners for increase on fire insurance. (5) re-imburse all property owners, for that portion of taxes paid, for maintenance of Bruno Avenue. Retro active from the time of the existing illegal closure. Since Weld County Road 8 has been paved, with no speed limit signs posted, the traffic far exceeds 55 miles per hour. Thus, leaving Country Estates Subdivision with very few safe places to ride horseback. WHEN Bruno Avenue is reopened, it will provide a safe bridle path, for horseback riding, and the people can, once again, relax and enjoy their hobby. a Resident of: Country Estates Subdivision Fort Lupton, CO. 80621 951353 Residents of: Country Estates Subdivision Fort Lupton, CO. 80621 Board of County Commissioners P.O. Box 758 Greeley, CO. 80632 Dear County Commissioners, UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES, should Bruno Avenue be vacated! Bruno Avenue IS on record, as a county road, sixty foot (60) wide, and is to be maintained by the county. This subdivision is located in the Hudson fire district, and according to their maps, Bruno Avenue IS an access road. In the event of a grass fire, Bruno Avenue could act as a fire break, as well as provide an access road for emergency vehicle,. Due to the current ILLEGAL closure of Bruno Avenue, when emergency equipment has been needed, in this area, the time of arrival for the fire trucks and ambulances, to reach the scene of the emergency, was delayed approximately five (5) minutes. Should the county choose to vacate Bruno Avenue, we the property owners, feel that the risk of fire loss will be greatly increased, and the value of our property and homes will decrease. We could also be facing a substantial increase on our homeowners fire insurance. To avoid such a potential loss to all of the property owners, in Country Estates Subdivision, the county shall, at it's expense, compensate them with: (1) Cash value, for 3.75' x 1150', (approximately 1/10 of an acre, per property) located on either side of Bruno Avenue. (2) re -survey this subdivision. (3) relocate all property line fences to new survey stakes. (4) re-imburse all property owners for increase on fire insurance. (5) re-imburse all property owners, for that portion of taxes paid, for maintenance of Bruno Avenue. Retro active from the time of the existing illegal closure. Since Weld County Road 8 has been paved, with no speed limit signs posted, the traffic far exceeds 55 miles per hour. Thus, leaving Country Estates Subdivision with very few cafe places to ride horseback. WHEN Bruno Avenue is reopened, it will provide a safe bridle path, for horseback riding, and the people can, once again, relax and enjoy their hobby. Sincerely, *`may/ %L2 Resident of: Country Estates Subdiv r.iun. Fort Lupton, CO. 80621 951353 Residents of: Country Estates Subdivision Fort Lupton, CO. 80621 Board of County Commissioners P.O. Box 758 Greeley, CO. 80632 Dear County Commissioners, UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES, should Bruno Avenue be vacated! Bruno Avenue IS on record, as a county road, sixty foot (60) wide, and is to be maintained by the county. This subdivision is located in the Hudson fire district, and according to their maps, Bruno Avenue IS an access road. In the event of a grass fire, Bruno Avenue could act as a fire break, as well as provide an access road for emergency vehicles. Due to the current ILLEGAL closure of Bruno Avenue, when emergency equipment has been needed, in this area, the time of arrival for the fire trucks and ambulances, to reach the scene of the emergency, was delayed approximately five (5) minutes. Should the county choose to vacate Bruno Avenue, we the property owners, feel that the risk of fire loss will be greatly increased, and the value of our property and homes will decrease. We could also be facing a substantial increase on our homeowners fire insurance. To avoid such a potential loss to all of the property owners, in Country Estates Subdivision, the county shall, at it's expense, compensate them with: (1) Cash value, for 3.75' x 1150', (approximately 1/10 of an acre, per property) located on either side of Bruno Avenue. (2) re -survey this subdivision. (3) relocate all property line fences to new survey stakes. (4) re-imburse all property owners for increase on fire insurance. (5) re-imburse all property owners, for that portion of taxes paid, for maintenance of Bruno Avenue. Retro active from the time of the existing illegal closure. Since Weld County Road 8 has been paved, with no speed limit signs posted, the traffic far exceeds 55 miles per hour. Thus, leaving Country Estates Subdivision with very few safe places to ride horseback. WHEN Bruno Avenue is reopened, it will provide a safe bridle path, for horseback riding, and the people can, once again, relax and enjoy their hobby. Sin erely, Re'bident of: Country Estates Subdivision Fort Lupton, CO. 80621 951353 Residents of: Country Estates Subdivision Fort Lupton, CO. 80621 Board of County Commissioners P.O. Box 758 Greeley, CO. 80632 Dear County Commissioners, UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES, should Bruno Avenue be vacated! Bruno Avenue IS on record, as a county road, sixty foot (60) wide, and is to be maintained by the county. This subdivision is located in the Hudson fire district, and according to their maps, Bruno Avenue IS an access road. In the event of a grass fire, Bruno Avenue could act as a fire break, as well as provide an access road for emergency vehicles. Due to the current ILLEGAL closure of Bruno Avenue, when emergency equipment has been needed, in this area, the time of arrival for the fire trucks and ambulances, to reach the scene of the emergency, was delayed approximately five (5) minutes. Should the county choose to vacate Bruno Avenue, we the property owners, feel that the risk of fire loss will be greatly increased, and the value of our property, and homes will decrease. We could also be facing a substantial increase on our homeowners fire insurance. To avoid such a potential loss to all of the property owners, in Country Estates Subdivision, the county shall, at it's expense, compensate them with: (1) Cash value, for 3.75' x 1150', (approximately 1/10 of an acre, per property) located on either side of Bruno Avenue. (2) re -survey this subdivision. (3) relocate all property line fences to new survey stakes. (4) re-imburse all property owners for increase on fire insurance. (5) re-imburse all property owners, for that portion of taxes paid, for maintenance of Bruno Avenue. Retro active from the time of the existing illegal closure. Since Weld County Road 8 has been paved, with no speed limit signs posted, the traffic far exceeds 55 miles per hour. Thus, leaving Country Estates Subdivision with very few safe places to ride horseback. WHEN Bruno Avenue is reopened, it will provide a safe bridle path, for horseback riding, and the people can, once again, relax and enjoy their hobby. Sincerely, Resident of: Country Estates Subdivision Fort Lupton, CO. 80621 951353 Residents of: Country Estates Subdivision Fort Lupton, CO. 80621 Board of County Commissioners P.O. Box 758 Greeley, CO. 80632 Dear County Commissioners, UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES, should Bruno Avenue be vacated! Bruno Avenue Lgeon record, as a county road, sixty foot (60) wide, and is to be maintained by the county. This subdivision is located in the Hudson fire district, and according to their maps, Bruno Avenue IS an access road. In the event of a grass fire, Bruno Avenue could act as a fire break, as well as provide an access road for emergency vehicles. Due to the current ILLEGAL closure of Bruno Avenue, when emergency equipment has beenneeded, in this area, the time of arrival for the fire trucks and ambulances, to reach the scene of the emergency, was delayed approximately five (5) minutes. Should the county choose to vacate Bruno Avenue, we the property owners, feel that the risk of fire loss will be greatly increased, and the value of our property and homes will decrease. We could also be facing a substantial increase on our homeowners fire insurance. To avoid such a potential loss to all of the property owners, in Country Estates Subdivision, the county shall, at it's expense, compensate them with: (1) Cash value, for 3.75' x 1150', (approximately 1/10 of an acre, per property) located on either side of Bruno Avenue. (2) re -survey this subdivision. (3) relocate all property line fences to new survey stakes. (4) re-imburse all property owners for increase on fire insurance. (5) re-imburse all property owners, for that portion of taxes paid, for maintenance of Bruno Avenue. Retro active from the time of the existing illegal closure. Since Weld County Road 8 has been paved, with no speed limit signs posted, the traffic far exceeds 55 miles per hour. Thus, leaving Country Estates Subdivision with very few safe places to ride horseback. WHEN Bruno Avenue is reopened, it will provide a safe bridle path, for horseback riding, and the people can, once again, relax and enjoy their hobby. Sincerely, frk( i rte Jahr Resident of: Country Estates Subdivision Fort Lupton, CO. 80621 951353 Residents of: Country Estates Subdivision Fort Lupton, CO. 80621 Board of County Commissioners P.O. Box 758 Greeley, CO. 80632 Dear County Commissioners, UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES, should Bruno Avenue be vacated! Bruno Avenue Ig on record, as a county road, sixty foot (60) wide, and is to be maintained by the county. This subdivision is located in the Hudson fire district, and according to their maps, Bruno Avenue IS an access road. In the event of a grass fire, Bruno Avenue could act as a fire break, as well as provide an access road for emergency vehicles. Due to the current ILLEGAL closure of Bruno Avenue, when emergency equipment has been needed, in this area, the time of arrival for the fire trucks and ambulances, to reach the scene of the emergency, was delayed approximately five (5) minutes. Should the county choose to vacate Bruno Avenue, we the property owners, feel that the risk of fire loss will be greatly increased, and the value of our property and homes will decrease. We could also be facing a substantial increase on our homeowners fire insurance. To avoid such a potential loss to all of the property owners, in Country Estates Subdivision, the county shall, at it's expense, compensate them with: (1) Cash value, for 3.75' x 1150', (approximately 1/10 of an acre, per property) located on either side of Bruno Avenue. (2) re -survey this subdivision. (3) relocate all property line fences to new survey stakes. (4) re-imburse all property owners for increase on fire insurance. (5) re-imburse all property owners, for that portion of taxes paid, for maintenance of Bruno Avenue. Retro active from the time of the existing illegal closure. Since Weld County Road -8 has been paved, with no speed limit signs posted, the traffic far exceeds 55 miles per hour. Thus, leaving Country Estates Subdivision with very few safe places to ride horseback. WHEN Bruno Avenue is reopened, it will. ovide a safe bridle path, for horseback riding, and the eop e an, once again, relaxandenjoy their hobby. �ve5n Sincerely, Resident of: Country Estates Subdivision Fort Lupton, CO. 80621 951353 Residents of: Country Estates Subdivision Fort Lupton, CO. 80621 Board of County Commissioners P.O. Box 758 Greeley, CO. 80632 Dear County Commissioners, UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES, should Bruno Avenue be vacated! Bruno Avenue I, on record, as a county road, sixty foot (60) wide, and is to be maintained by the county. This subdivision is located in the Hudson fire district, and according to their maps, Bruno Avenue IS an access road. In the event of a grass fire, Bruno Avenue could act as a fire break, as well as provide an access road for emergency vehicles. Due to the current ILLEGAL closure of Bruno Avenue, when emergency equipment has been needed, in this area, the time of arrival for the fire trucks and ambulances, to reach the scene of the emergency, was delayed approximately five (5) minutes. Should the county choose to vacate Bruno Avenue, we the property owners, feel that the risk of fire loss will be greatly increased, and the value of our property and homes will decrease. We could also be facing a substantial increase on our homeowners fire insurance. To avoid such a potential loss to all of the property owners, in Country Estates Subdivision, the county shall, at it's expense, compensate them with: (1) Cash value, for 3.75' x 1150', (approximately 1/10 of an acre, per property) located on either side of Bruno Avenue. (2) re -survey this subdivision. (3) relocate all property line fences to new survey stakes. (4) re-imburse all property owners for increase on fire insurance. (5) re-imburse all property owners, for that portion of taxes paid, for maintenance of Bruno Avenue. Retro active from the time of the existing illegal closure. Since Weld County Road 8 has been paved, with no speed limit signs posted, the traffic far exceeds 55 miles per hour. Thus, leaving Country Estates Subdivision with very few safe places to ride horseback. WHEN Bruno Avenue is reopened, it will provide a safe bridle path, for horseback riding, and the people can, once again, relax and enjoy their hobby. Sincerely, Resident of: Country Estates Subdivision Fort Lupton, CO. 80621 951353 Residents of: Country Estates Subdivision Fort Lupton, CO. 80621 Board of County Commissioners P.O. Box 758 Greeley, CO. 80632 Dear County Commissioners, UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES, should Bruno Avenue be vacated! Bruno Avenue IS on record, as a county road, sixty foot (60) wide, and is to be maintained by the county. This subdivision is located in the Hudson fire district, and according to their maps, Bruno Avenue IS an access road. In the event of a grass fire, Bruno Avenue could act as a fire break, as well as provide an access road for emergency vehicles. Due to the current JLLEGAL closure of Bruno Avenue, when emergency equipment has been needed, in this area, the time of arrival for the fire trucks and ambulances, to reach the scene of the emergency, was delayed approximately five (5) minutes. Should the county choose to vacate Bruno Avenue, we the property owners, feel that the risk of fire loss will be greatly increased, and the value of our property and homes will decrease. We could also be facing a substantial increase on our homeowners fire insurance. To avoid such a potential loss to all of the property owners, in Country Estates Subdivision, the county shall, at it's expense, compensate them with: (1) Cash value, for 3.75' x 1150', (approximately 1/10 of an acre, per property) located on either side of Bruno Avenue. (2) re -survey this subdivision. (3) relocate all property line fences to new survey stakes. (4) re-imburse all property owners for increase on fire insurance. (5) re-imburse all property owners, for that portion of taxes paid, for maintenance of Bruno Avenue. Retro active from the time of the existing illegal closure. Since Weld County Road 8 has been paved, with no speed limit signs posted, the traffic far exceeds 55 miles per hour. Thus, leaving Country Estates Subdivision with very few safe places to ride horseback. WHEN Bruno Avenue is reopened, it will provide a safe bridle path, for horseback riding, and the people can, once again, relax and enjoy their hobby. Sincerely, a.'LG� 7\i Pat v Resident of: Country Estates Subdivision Fort Lupton, CO. 80621 951353 Residents of: Country Estates Subdivision Fort Lupton, CO. 80621 Board of County Commissioners P.O. Box 758 Greeley, CO. 80632 Dear County Commissioners, UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES, should Bruno Avenue he vcated! Bruno Avenue IS on record, as a county road, sixty foot (60) wide, and is to be maintained by the county. This subdivision is located in the Hudson fire district, and according to their maps, Bruno Avenue IS an access road. In the event of a grass fire, Bruno Avenue could act a:; a fire break, as well as provide an access road for emergency vehicles. Due to the current ILLEGAL closure of Bruno Avenue, when emergency equipment has been needed, in this area, the time of arrival for the fire trucks and ambulances, to react the ;,cc:le of the emergency, was delayed approximately five (5) minutes. Should the county choose to vacate Bruno Avenue, we the property owners, feel that the risk of fire loss will be greatly increased, and the value of our property and homes will decrease. We could also be facing a substantial increase on our homeowners fire insurance. To avoid such a potential loss to all of the property owners, in Country Estates Subdivision, the county shall, at it's expense, compensate them with: (1) Cash value, for 3.75' x 1150', (approximately 1/10 of an acre, per property) located on either side of Bruno Avenue. (2) re -survey this subdivision. (3) relocate all property line fences to new survey stakes. (4) re-imburse all property owners for increase on file insurance. (5) re-imburse all property owners, for that portion of taxes paid, for maintenance of Bruno Avenue. Retro active from the time of the existino illegal closure. Since Weld County Road 8 has been paved, with no speed limit signs posted, the traffic far exceeds 55 miles per hour. Thus, leaving Country Estates Subdivision with very few safe places to ride horseback. WHEN Bruno Avenue is reopened, it will provide a safe bridle path, for horseback riding, and the people C&I, orcE again, relax and enjoy their hobby. Sincerely, Zk Ise I 6b1-\ Resident of: Country Estates Subdivision Fort Lupton, CO. 80621 a 57 l i i 951353 Residents of: Country Estates Subdivision Fort Lupton, CO. 80621 Board of County Commissioners P.O. Box 758 Greeley, CO. 80632 Dear County Commissioners, UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES, should Bruno Avenue be vacated! Bruno Avenue lfi on record, as a county road, sixty foot (60) wide, and is to be maintained by the county. This subdivision is located in the Hudson fire district, and according to their maps, Bruno Avenue IS an access road. In the event of a grass fire, Bruno Avenue could act as a fire break, as well as provide an access road for emergency vehicles. Due to the current ILLEGAL closure of Bruno Avenue, when emergency equipment has been needed, in this area, the time of arrival for the fire trucks and ambulances, to reach the scene of the emergency, was delayed approximately five (5) minutes. Should the county choose to vacate Bruno Avenue, we the property owners, feel that the risk of fire loss will be greatly increased, and the value of our property and homes will decrease. We could also be facing a substantial increase on our homeowners fire insurance. To avoid such a potential loss to all of the property owners, in Country Estates Subdivision, the county shall, at it's expense, compensate them with: (1) Cash value, for 3.75' x 1150', (approximately 1/10 of an acre, per property) located on either side of Bruno Avenue. (2) re -survey this subdivision. (3) relocate all property line fences to new survey stakes. (4) re-imburse all property owners for increase on fire insurance. (5) re-imburse all property owners, for that portion of taxes paid, for maintenance of Bruno Avenue. Retro active from the time of the existing illegal closure. Since Weld County Road 8 has been paved, with no speed limit signs posted, the traffic far exceeds 55 miles per hour. Thus, leaving Country Estates Subdivision with very few safe places to ride horseback. WHEN Bruno Avenue is reopened, it will provide a safe bridle path, for horseback riding, and the people can, once again, relax and enjoy their hobby. Sincerely, Resident of: Country Estates Subdivision Fort Lupton, CO. 80621 951353 Residents of: Country EstatesSubdivisi-on Fort Lupton, CO. 80621 Board of County Commissioners P.O. Box 758 Greeley, CO. 80632 Dear County Commissioners, UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES, should Bruno Avenue be vacated! Bruno Avenue IS on record, as a county road, sixty foot (60) wide, and is to be maintained by the county. This subdivision is located in the Hudson fire district, and according to their maps, Bruno Avenue IS an access road. In the event of a grass fire, Bruno Avenue could act as a fire break, as well as provide an access road for emergency vehicles. Due to the current ILLEGAL closure of Bruno Avenue, when emergency equipment has been needed, in this area, the time of arrival for the fire trucks and ambulances, to reach: the scene of the emergency, was delayed approximately five (5) minutes. Should the county choose to vacate Bruno Avenue, we the property owners, feel that the risk of fire loss will be greatly increased, and the value of our property and homes will decrease. We could also be facing a substantial increase on our homeowners fire insurance. To avoid such a potential loss to all of the property owners, in Country Estates Subdivision, the county shall, at it's expense, compensate them with: (1) Cash value, for 3.75' x 1150', (approximately 1/10 of an acre, per property) located on either side of Bruno Avenue. (2) re -survey this subdivision. (3) relocate all property Jiite fences to new survey stakes. (4) re-imburse all property owners for increase or fire insurance. (5) re-imburse all property owners, for that portion of taxes paid, for maintenance of Bruno Avenue. Retro active from the time of the exist:no iilegal closure. Since Weld County Road 8 has been paved, with no speed limit signs posted, the traffic far exceeds 55 miles per hour. Thus, leaving Country Estates Subdivision with very few safe places to ride horseback. WEEN Brune Avenue is reopened, it will provide a safe bridle path, for horseback riding, and the people can, once again, relax and enjoy their hobby. Sincerely, r,) �( 3t/i T aZ Auc— ,=o 4- --efiin CO, BOG Z Resident of: Country Estates Subdivision Fort Lupton, CO. 80621 951353 Residents of: Country Estates Subdivision Fort Lupton, CO. 80621 Board of County Commissioners P.O. Box 758 Greeley, CO. 80632 Dear County Commissioners, UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES, should Bruno Avenue be vacated! Bruno Avenue IS on record, as a county road, sixty foot (60) wide, and is to be maintained by the county. This subdivision is located in the Hudson fire district, and according to their maps, Bruno Avenue IS an access road. In the event of a grass fire, Bruno Avenue could act as a fire break, as well as provide an access road for emergency vehicles. Due to the current ILLEGAL closure of Bruno Avenue, when emergency equipment has been needed, in this area, the time of arrival for the fire trucks and ambulances, to reach the scene of the emergency, was delayed approximately five (5) minutes. Should the county choose to vacate Bruno Avenue, we the property owners, feel that the risk of fire loss will be greatly increased, and the value of our property and homes will decrease. We could also be facing a substantial increase on our homeowners fire insurance. To avoid such a potential loss to all of the property owners, in Country Estates Subdivision, the county shall, at it's expense, compensate them with: (1) Cash value, for 3.75' x 1150', (approximately 1/10 of an acre, per property) located on either side of Bruno Avenue. (2) re -survey this subdivision. (3) relocate all property line fences to new survey stakes. (4) re-imburse all property owners for increase on fire insurance. (5) re-imburse all property owners, for that portion of taxes paid, for maintenance of Bruno Avenue. Retro active from the time of the existing illegal closure. Since Weld County Road 8 has been paved, with no speed limit signs posted, the traffic far exceeds 55 miles per hour. Thus, leaving Country Estates Subdivision with very few safe places to ride horseback. WHEN Bruno Avenue is reopened, it will provide a safe bridle path, for horseback riding, and the people can, once again, relax and enjoy their hobby. Sincerelly,p yr� / Cs2LJ ,29 _, _-- Resident of: Country Estates Subdivision Fort Lupton, CO. 80621 951353 Residents of: Country Estates Subdivision Fort Lupton, CO. 80621 Board of County Commissioners P.O. Box 758 Greeley, CO. 80632 =`IDear County Commissioners, UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES, should Bruno Avenue be vacated! Bruno Avenue IS on record, as a county road, sixty foot (60) wide, and is to be maintained by the county. -This subdivision is located in the Hudson fire district, and according to their maps, Bruno Avenue IS an access road. In the event of a grass fire, Bruno Avenue could act as a fire break, as well as provide an access road for emergency vehicles. Due to the current ILLEGAL closure of Bruno Avenue, when emergency equipment has been needed, in this area, the time of arrival for the fire trucks and ambulances, to reach the scene of the emergency, was delayed approximately five (5) minutes. Should the county choose to vacate Bruno Avenue, we the property owners, feel that the risk of fire loss will be greatly increased, and the value of our property and homes will decrease. We could also be facing a substantial increase on our homeowners fire insurance. To avoid such a potential loss to all of the property owners, in Country Estates Subdivision, the county shall, at it's expense, compensate them with: (1) Cash value, for 3.75' x 1150', (approximately 1/10 of an acre, per property) located on either side of Bruno Avenue. (2) re -survey this subdivision. (3) relocate all property line fences to new survey stakes. (4) re-imburse all property owners for increase on fire insurance. (5) re-imburse all property owners, for that portion of taxes paid, for maintenance of Bruno Avenue. Retro active from the time of the existing illegal closure. Since Weld County Road 8 has been paved, with no speed limit. signs posted, the traffic far exceeds 55 miles pet hour. Thus, leaving Country Estates Subdivision with very few safe places to ride horseback. WHEN Bruno Avenue is reopened, it will provide a safe bridle path, for horseback riding, and the people can, once again, relax and enjoy their hobby. Sincerely, Resident of: Country Es ates Subdivision Fort Lupton, CO. 80621 a 7°7 77;77 /9e/ a Av, .v; Cdr rOC e/ 951353 Residents of: Country Estates Subdivision Fort Lupton, CO. 80621 Board of County Commissioners P.O. Box 758 Greeley, CO. 80632 Dear County Commissioners, UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES, should Bruno Avenue be vacated! Bruno Avenue IS on record, as a county road, sixty foot (60) wide, and is to be maintained by the county. This subdivision is located in the Hudson fire district, and according to their maps, Bruno Avenue IS an access road. In the event of a grass fire, Bruno Avenue could act as a fire break, as well as provide an access road for emergency vehicles. Due to the current ILLEGAL closure of Bruno Avenue, when emergency equipment has been needed, in this area, the time of arrival for the fire trucks and ambulances, to reach the scene of the emergency, was delayed approximately five (5) minutes. Should the county choose to vacate Bruno Avenue, we the property owners, feel that the risk of fire loss will be greatly increased, and the value of our property and homes will decrease. We could also be facing a substantial increase on our homeowners fire insurance. To avoid such a potential loss to all of the property owners, in Country Estates Subdivision, the county shall, at it's expense, compensate them with: (1) Cash value, for 3.75' x 1150', (approximately 1/10 of an acre, per property) located on either side of Bruno Avenue. (2) re -survey this subdivision. (3) relocate all property line fences to new survey stakes. (4) re-imburse all property owners for increase on fire insurance. (5) re-imburse all property owners, for that portion of taxes paid, for maintenance of Bruno Avenue. Retro active from the time of the existing illegal closure. Since Weld County Road 8 has been paved, with no speed limit signs posted, the traffic far exceeds 55 miles per hour. Thus, leaving Country Estates Subdivision with very few safe places to ride horseback. WHEN Bruno Avenue is reopened, it will provide a safe bridle path, for horseback riding, and the people can, once again, relax and enjoy their hobby. Sincerely, Q n „./4e � t 02? 5 a. mcoto do -e. Resident of: Country Estates Subdivision Fort Lupton, CO. 80621 951353 Residents of: Country Estates Subdivision Fort Lupton, CO. 80621 Board of County Commissioners P.O. Box 758 Greeley, CO. 80632 Dear County Commissioners, UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES, should Bruno Avenue be vacated! Bruno Avenue IS on record, as a county road, sixty foot (60) wide, and is to be maintained by the county. "his subdivision is located in the Hudson fire district, and according to their maps, Bruno Avenue IS an access road. In the event of a grass fire, Bruno Avenue could act as a fire break, as well as provide an access road for emergency vehicles. Due to the current ILLEGAL closure of Bruno Avenue, when emergency equipment has been needed, in this area, the time of arrival for the fire trucks and ambulances, to reach the scene of the emergency, was delayed approximately five (5) minutes. Should the county choose to vacate Bruno Avenue, we the property owners, feel that the risk of fire loss will be greatly increased, and the value of our property and homes will decrease. We could also be facing a substantial increase on our homeowners fire insurance. To avoid such a potential loss to all of the property owners, in Country Estates Subdivision, the county shall, at it's expense, compensate them with: (1) Cash value, for 3.75' x 1150', (approximately 1/10 of an acre, per property) located on either side of Bruno Avenue. (2) re -survey this subdivision. (3) relocate all property line fences to new survey stakes. (4) re-imburse all property owners for increase on fire insurance. (5) re-imburse all property owners, for that portion of taxes paid, for maintenance of Bruno Avenue. Retro active from the time of the existing illegal closure. Since Weld County Road 8 has been paved, with no speed limit signs posted, the traffic far exceeds 55 miles per hour. Thus, leaving Country Estates Subdivision with very few safe places to ride horseback. WHEN Bruno Avenue is reopened, it will provide a safe bridle path, for horseback riding, and the people can, once again, relax and enjoy their hobby. Sincerely, Resident of. Countr4�Estates Subdivision Fort Lupton, CO. 80621 \It Rept< k a17/ 7c Le 951353 Residents of: Country Estates Subdivision Fort Lupton, CO. 80621 Board of County Commissioners P.O. Box 758 Greeley, CO. 80632 Dear County Commissioners, UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES, should Bruno Avenue be vacated! Bruno Avenue IS on record, as a county road, sixty foot (60) wide, and is to be maintained by the county. This subdivision is located in the Hudson fire district, and according to their maps, Bruno Avenue IS an access road. In the event of a grass fire, Bruno Avenue could act as a fire break, as well as provide an access road for emergency vehicles. Due to the current ILLEGAL closure of Bruno Avenue, when emergency equipment has been needed, in this area, the time of arrival for the fire trucks and ambulances, to reach the scene of the emergency, was delayed approximately five (5) minutes. Should the county choose to vacate Bruno Avenue, we the property owners, feel that the risk of fire loss will be greatly increased, and the value of our property and homes will decrease. We could also be facing a substantial increase on our homeowners fire insurance. To avoid such a potential loss to all of the property owners, in Country Estates Subdivision, the county shall, at it's expense, compensate them with: (1) Cash value, for 3.75' x 1150', (approximately 1/10 of an acre, per property) located on either side of Bruno Avenue. (2) re -survey this subdivision. (3) relocate all property line fences to new survey stakes. (4) re-imburse all property owners for increase on fire insurance. (5) re-imburse all property owners, for that portion of taxes paid, for maintenance of Bruno Avenue. Retro active from the time of the existing illegal closure. Since Weld County Road 8 has been paved, with no speed limit signs posted, the traffic far exceeds 55 miles per hour. Thus, leaving Country Estates Subdivision with very few safe places to ride horseback. WHEN Bruno Avenue is reopened, it will provide a safe bridle path, for horseback riding, and the people can, once again, relax and enjoy their hobby. Sincerely, saloen4 . �,o .6e1 Resident of: Country Estates Subdivision Fort Lupton, CO. 80621 d 9s , Tale- Al,,c, 951353 Residents of: Country Estates Subdivision Fort Lupton, CO. 80621 Board of County Commissioners P.O. Box 758 Greeley, CO. 80632 Dear County Commissioners, UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES, should Bruno Avenue be vacated! Bruno Avenue Hon record, as a county road, sixty foot (60) wide, and is to be maintained by the county. This subdivision is located in the Hudson fire district, and according to their maps, Bruno Avenue IS an access road. In the event of a grass fire, Bruno Avenue could act as a fire break, as well as provide an access road for emergency vehicles. Due to the current ILLEGAL closure of Bruno Avenue, when emergency equipment has been needed, in this area, the time of arrival for the fire trucks and ambulances, to reach the scene of the emergency, was delayed approximately five (5) minutes. Should the county choose to vacate Bruno Avenue, we the property owners, feel that the risk of fire loss will be greatly increased, and the value of our property and homes will decrease. We could also be facing a substantial increase on our homeowners fire insurance. To avoid such a potential loss to all of the property owners, in Country Estates Subdivision, the county shall, at it's expense, compensate them with: (1) Cash value, for 3.75' x 1150', (approximately 1/10 of an acre, per property) located on either side of Bruno Avenue. (2) re -survey this subdivision. (3) relocate all property line fences to new survey stakes. (4) reimburse all property owners for increase on fire insurance. (5) re-imburse all property owners, for that portion of taxes paid, for maintenance of Bruno Avenue. Retro active from the time of the existing illegal closure. Since Weld County Road 8 has been paved, with no speed limit signs posted, the traffic far exceeds 55 miles per hour. Thus, leaving Country Estates Subdivision with very few safe places to ride horseback. WHEN Bruno Avenue is reopened, it will provide a safe bridle path, for horseback riding, and the people can, once again, relax and enjoy their hobby. Sincerely, -2// f(' _ ct e era/ Resident of: Country Estates Subdivision Fort Lupton, CO. 80621 951353 A • y � f COG%/,'/y Ca'�//�/,"/ Sir't iF.%F /Y Cc�"r7/y / //c/'/7v 7//ce l t12 -/AE/' // Je of /r 7r'j /,'r c'C/ //7i : 7,h /7 c/ J1//' %C i /1T�,"C % 4/' / ! C /Cf.: . . „ // //'C/ SJ��/S / //ty e ,JO'C: Se./NG'c: S- /4"44/cY / A.7e e• rs y/y- /i/cr / �• 7/y/A /- ;f �7 t,/r7e /G, /7-7,44'3 59' "c/i/ e A /I/ 5 /% , y` / p'%/ / s/ <f r43 ,/-72,/,°/C �/%/e/ /% /5/r/Z. /T'/ /A' cf. f'z t/7c/9"/e/2/ y'. C/. C '<tcSSf<�G4/ /4,7/ //, E f:c"O7i A-; C/L / 771- / H':i5. / /e.,/(e.a , 77,4r/L' / e' (C."//7y c f %' /// /. 7 ,/,:f.//c/ nv,/•ty....s CC//rCrr� /Yri(/ P c>, E.J-/ fzE /7 :24 7 r, / d7?/cc,'o/ /?rc/ .'' {t/z /--'rir5� ;�cr //,•e J[Ce5S yU%s'r tXV'e": <-1, „ic/, I#/4 c61Y9 /J%8T/re1ps Yilex/ ;7,5 the '7,/Ac e7:, • / /; 951353 4;1: COLORADO Norman A. Campbell 2932 Tate Fort Lupton, CO 80621 CERTIFIED MAIL Dear Mr. Campbell: OFFICE OF COUNTY ATTORNEY April 4, 1995 RE: Country Estates Subdivision PHONE (303) 356-4000 EXT. 4391 P.O. BOX 1948 GREELEY, COLORADO 80632 This letter is to notify you that a meeting will be held on Tuesday, May 9, 1995 at 7:30 p.m. at the Fort Lupton Middle School Auditorium, 201 S. McKinley, Fort Lupton, Colorado, for the Board of County Commissioners to hear comments regarding whether to open and maintain Bruno Avenue in Country Estates Subdivision or to vacate the roadway. Anyone who would like to attend the meeting is welcome to do so or you may send a written response to the Board of County Commissioners, at P.O. Box 758, Greeley, Colorado 80632. If you have questions or concerns regarding this meeting, please feel free to call me at (303) 356-4000, extension 4390. Yours truly, Bruce T. Barker Weld County Attorney BTB/db:Bruno 951353 Alt; 111 COLORADO mEmoRAnDum To Board of County Commissioners Date March 9, 1995 From Bruce T. Barker, County Attorney - %�� subject• Bruno Avenue in Country Estates Subdivision In the past few months, Barry Kramer and I have received a number of telephone calls from residents living in the Country Estates subdivision regarding the status of Bruno Avenue. Country Estates subdivision is located between Weld County Roads 6 and 8, east of WCR 35. The subdivision encompasses the entire area of Section 23, Township 1 North, Range 66 West of the 6th P.M., Weld County, Colorado. Bruno Avenue is an east and west street which bisects the subdivision. A copy of the map showing the location of the subdivision is attached. Also attached is a copy of the plat map showing the subdivision, including Bruno Avenue. Bruno Avenue has a long and controversial past. The roadway has never been accepted for maintenance by Weld County. Prior to August, 1985, the avenue existed primarily as a dirt tract and was used by horseback riders, kids on motorcycles and ATV's, bicyclists, and pedestrians. A meeting of the Board of County Commissioners regarding the use of Bruno Avenue was held on August 28, 1985. All of the owners of lots within the subdivision were noticed and had the opportunity to attend. The hearing was designed to have the Board determine if there was a desire to vacate Bruno Avenue. The Board decided at the hearing to close the roadway and encourage agreements between Weld County and adjacent landowners for their private use of those portions of Bruno Avenue adjacent to their properties. A copy of the Board's Resolution is attached. Agreements with five of the seven adjacent landowners were approved by the Board in 1986. A copy of the agreement with Russell and Judith Miller is attached. The agreements with the adjacent landowners allow them to put the right-of-way to "any private use." The landowners cannot, however, take dirt, gravel, or sand from the right-of-way or place structures or buildings thereon. The agreements were non-transferrable and could be revoked by the Board at any time. Barricades were placed at either end of Bruno after the Board made its decision in August, 1985. Since 1985 there have been two items of correspondence received by the Board regarding Bruno Avenue. A letter dated May 27, 1992 was received from Stan Gembol, complaining about a proposed driveway -type use of Bruno Avenue by Kevin Kozba. A copy of that letter is attached. The second letter was dated September 23, 1993 from Tom and Cheryl Mitchell. Their letter complained about the firearm activities of Russell Miller. A copy of the Mitchells' letter is also attached. I can find no correspondence responding to either of these letters. I recall, however, speaking by telephone with Mrs. Mitchell. It was my understanding that she was waiting for a response from the Sheriffs Office and that she fully intended to pursue a criminal complaint against 951353 Board of County Commissioners Page 2 March 9, 1995 Mr. Miller. I checked with the Records Department and found only one incident report involving Mr. Miller, that being from November, 1994. A copy of the incident report is attached. As of this date, only one of the five original adjacent landowners who signed the agreement is still residing in the subdivision (the Millers). In January, 1989 the Nesters transferred ownership of their lot to the Lahayes and a new agreement was executed between the Lahayes and the County. Therefore, the Millers' and the Lahayes' agreements are the only ones which are still in effect. By memo dated December 28, 1994 George Cicoff recommended that Bruno Avenue be vacated. It may only be vacated through the resubdivision process set forth in the Weld County Subdivision Ordinance. I believe that each Commissioner has already received a copy of George's memo. I recommend that the Board schedule a special meeting at which time it can hear desires of the neighbors regarding whether the Board should start the resubdivision process to vacate Bruno Ave. Attachments 951353 t T- 4_- i O 0 • 'C Z a 3 al ... 0 0 8 n o a ▪ 0 C 0 'OH LHOOw53Av N-. 'OH NVH0VN0n N-IZ '0H N0IYHM0d N-02 'OH IS3AHVN N-61 •OH IN 9010N09 N RI 'OH AllIOV0}Id N -LI IS VAVIVWIH N -91 OH H319.01 N•SI 'OH A31Y009 N-61 -0H SH3SPIVHO N -£I IS OVn010d N - ' IS VISO3d N -II IS VNVAVH N -0I IS 311)4350A N-6 15 739300 N-8 IS ATIOH N -L A19 OOYHOl00 11.9 IS MHOA N -S IS C19NINSVM, N -O IS NOYPH N £ IS INO7 N -2 0 A19 T13YOl N -I OAl9 NVOIH3HS *0 :;ir COLORADO Norman A. Campbell 2932 Tate Fort Lupton, CO 80621 CERTIFIED MAIL Dear Mr. Campbell: OFFICE OF COUNTY ATTORNEY April 4, 1995 RE: Country Estates Subdivision PHONE (303) 356-4000 EXT. 4391 P.O. BOX 1948 GREELEY, COLORADO 80632 This letter is to notify you that a meeting will be held on Tuesday, May 9, 1995 at 7:30 p.m. at the Fort Lupton Middle School Auditorium, 201 S. McKinley, Fort Lupton, Colorado, for the Board of County Commissioners to hear comments regarding whether to open and maintain Bruno Avenue in Country Estates Subdivision or to vacate the roadway. Anyone who would like to attend the meeting is welcome to do so or you may send a written response to the Board of County Commissioners, at P.O. Box 758, Greeley, Colorado 80632. If you have questions or concerns regarding this meeting, please feel free to call me at (303) 356-4000, extension 4390. Yours truly, Bruce T. 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