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November 26, 1996 9:00 A.M.
Weld County Centennial Center
First Floor Assembly Room
The Weld County Board of Health met November 26, 1996, at 9:00 a.m. in the First Floor Assembly Room
of the Weld County Centennial Center. Those present included:
Board Members: Ben Slater, Chair; Donna Meier, Vice Chair; Melvin Brown, Mary Ellen
Stoll, Lanny Clary, and Constantin Skoumbourdis.
Others: Judy Nero, Administrative Office Manager, Weld County Health Department;
Sheri Hannah-Ruh, Health Promotion, Weld County Health Department; Jeffery L. Stoll,
Director, Environmental Protection Services, Weld County Health Department; Char
Davis, Consumer Protection Program Supervisor, Weld County Health Department; Pam
Smith, Environmental Protection Specialist, Weld County Health Department; and Victor
Sainz, District Engineer, Colorado Department of Health and Environment.
APPROVAL OF AGENDA
A motion was made by Constantin Skoumbourdis to approve the agenda with the exception of Sara Teter
not giving a presentation because of illness. Ben Slater, Chair seconded the motion, and the motion
was carried unanimously.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
Melvin Brown approved the October 22, 1996, meeting as submitted. Constantin Skoumbourdis seconded
the motion, and the motion was carried unanimously.
ADMINISTRATIVE REPORT
Judy Nero gave a report of the revenue & expenditure summary from January 1, 1996 to October 31,
1996. Judy also spoke in John Pickle's absence regarding a contract for monograms. She also, spoke
about a diabetes contract from the Colorado Department of Health and Environment.
Sheri Hanna-Ruh gave a presentation on Weld County Tobacco Prevention Program.
Jeff Stoll gave a brief report on the yearly licensing for food establishments, septic cleaners and
installers, ambulance, and water contracts. He spoke about E-coli and the environmental specialists
checking to make sure stores remove all ODWALLA drinks.
Char Davis, Consumer Program Supervisor gave a presentation regarding Personal Care Boarding Homes
in Weld County.
NEW BUSINESS
SLUDGE APPLICATIONS
Wes Moser & Sons DS900001, DS920001, and DS920002 was presented by Pam Smith, Environmental Health
Specialist. John Moser represented Wes Moser & Sons. There was no public opposition. A motion was
made by Mary Ellen Stoll to approve the Sludge Applications as presented. Constantin Skoumbourdis
seconded the motion, and the motion was carried unanimously.
1. If Weld County roads are damaged beyond normal wear and tear by the sludge hauling
equipment of the applicant or the applicants contractor, the applicant will repair
the road damage to the satisfaction of the Department of Public Works. The
Department of Public Works will be the one to determine when this is warranted.
2. Upon notification by Weld County, the applicant will cease hauling operations, or
direct his contractor to cease hauling operations, until the roads are repaired to
the satisfaction of the Department of Public Works. Hauling operations will not be
allowed to resume until the condition of the road allows heavy hauling without damage
being done to the roads.
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Liquid Waste Management D5940017 (renewal) was presented by Pam Smith, Environmental Health
Specialist. Jay Holmes represented Liquid Waste Management. There was no public opposition. A
motion was made by Constantin Skoumourdis to approve the Sludge Application as presented. Lanny
Clary seconded the motion, and the motion was carried unanimously. Staff recommendations are as
follows:
1. If Weld County roads are damaged beyond normal wear and tear by the sludge hauling
equipment of the applicant or the applicants contractor, the applicant will repair
the road damage to the satisfaction of the Department of Public Works. The
Department of Public Works will be the one to determine when this is warranted.
2. Upon notification by Weld County, the applicant will cease hauling operations, or
direct his contractor to cease hauling operations, until the roads are repaired to
the satisfaction of the Department of Public Works. Hauling operations will not be
allowed to resume until the condition of the road allows heavy hauling without
damage being done to the roads.
3. The applicant will be allowed to continue to apply to frozen or snow covered ground
as long as the sludge is applied in a responsible manner and no run-off or other
nuisance conditions arise as a result of the practice.
Slim's Sanitation SS910016 (renewal) was presented by Pam Smith, Environmental Health Specialist.
Tom Cope and Richard Kline represented Slim's Sanitation. There was no public opposition. A motion
was made by Constantin Skoumbourdis to approve the Sludge Application as presented. Lanny Clary
seconded the motion, and the motion was carried unanimously.
1. If Weld County roads are damaged beyond normal wear and tear by the sludge hauling
equipment of the applicant or the applicants contractor, the applicant will repair
the road damage to the satisfaction of the Department of Public Works. The
Department of Public Works will be the one to determine when this is warranted.
2. Upon notification by Weld County, the applicant will cease hauling operations, or
direct his contractor to cease hauling operations, until the roads are repaired to
the satisfaction of the Department of Public Works. Hauling operations will not be
allowed to resume until the condition of the road allows heavy hauling without damage
being done to the roads.
ENGINEER DESIGNS:
Christ Community Church (SP-9500489) pending, Colorado -- A motion was made by Mary Ellen Stoll to
approve the Engineer Design as presented. Constantin Skoumbourdis seconded the motion, the motion
was carried unanimously.
Tommy & Juaita Rice (SP-9600201) 605 WCR 7, Erie, Colorado -- A motion was made by Mary Ellen Stoll
to approve the Engineer Design as presented. Constantin Skoumbourdis seconded the motion, the motion
was carried unanimously.
Brian & Tammy Hegwood (SP-9600528) 33150 WCR 61 3/4, Colorado -- A motion was made by Mary Ellen
Stoll to approve the Engineer Design as presented. Constantin Skoumbourdis seconded the motion, the
motion was carried unanimously.
Scott & Terri Owen (SP-9600545) West of 21469 WCR 3, Colorado -- A motion was made by Mary Ellen
Stoll to approve the Engineer Design as presented. Constantin Skoumbourdis seconded the motion, the
motion was carried unanimously.
Brett Stoneback (SP-9600055) 290 Commander Drive, Erie, Colorado -- A motion was made by Mary Ellen
Stoll to approve the Engineer Design as presented. Constantin Skoumbourdis seconded the motion,
the motion was carried unanimously.
Scot Reynolds (SP-9600284) 29436 WCR 388, Kersey, Colorado -- A motion was made by Mary Ellen Stoll
to approve the Engineer Design as presented. Constantin Skoumbourdis seconded the motion, the motion
was carried unanimously.
Radler & Holli Thomas (SP-9600570) 8021 Sunrise Place, Frederick, Colorado -- A motion was made
by Mary Ellen Stoll to approve the Engineer Design as presented. Constantin Skoumbourdis seconded
the motion, the motion was carried unanimously.
Mark Haggen (SP-9600578) 35515 WCR 41, Eaton, Colorado -- A motion was made by Mary Ellen Stoll
to approve the Engineer Design as presented. Constantin Skoumbourdis seconded the motion, the motion
was carried unanimously.
Roger Keaton (SP-9500163) 25565 WCR 47, Greeley, Colorado -- A motion was made by Mary Ellen Stoll
to approve the Engineer Design as presented. Constantin Skoumbourdis seconded the motion, the
motion was carried unanimously.
Don & Linda Owens (SP-9600581) 8585 WCR 22, Fort Lupton, Colorado -- A motion was made by Mary
Ellen Stoll to approve the Engineer Design as presented. Constantin Skoumbourdis seconded the
motion, the motion was carried unanimously.
Dennis & Peggy Schneider (SP-9600468) 25278 WCR 80, Eaton, Colorado -- A motion was made by Mary
Ellen Stoll to approve the Engineer Design as presented. Constantin Skoumbourdis seconded the
motion, the motion was carried unanimously.
Abdo Gharib (SP-9600597) 2596 WCR 10, Colorado -- A motion was made by Mary Ellen Stoll to approve
the Engineer Design as presented. Constantin Skoumbourdis seconded the motion, the motion was
carried unanimously.
Woody Kislowski (SP-9600506) 2726 WCR 10, Erie, Colorado -- A motion was made by Mary Ellen Stoll
to approve the Engineer Design as presented. Constantin Skoumbourdis seconded the motion, the
motion was carried unanimously.
Eloy Chaparro (SP-9600327) 7167 Richard Street, Fort Lupton, Colorado -- A motion was made by Mary
Ellen Stoll to approve the Engineer Design as presented. Constantin Skoumbourdis seconded the
motion, the motion was carried unanimously.
Victor Sainz, District Engineer gave a brief report on National Hog Farms.
VARIANCES:
Navor Bejarano (SP-9600510) 640 South McKinley, Colorado -- A motion was made by Constantin
Skoumbourdis to approve the Variance Request as presented. Mary Ellen Stoll seconded the motion,
the motion was carried unanimously.
The I.S.D.S. Regulations will be reviewed at the January 1997 Board of Health hearing.
Constantin Skoumbourdis made a motion to adjourn the meeting. Mary Ellen seconded the motion, and
the motion was carried unanimously.
Respectfully submitted,
Cindy Salazar1.1 L''l
Office Supervisor
Environmental Protection Services
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