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Box 1137, Greeley, Colorado, requesting permission to locate a gravel pit operation on the following described property: STAGE I: Those parts of the following described parcels lying West of the centerline of Boulder Creek and East of the Godding, Dailey and Plumb Ditch; 1) The SW4 of the NE4 of Section 20 T2N, R68W of the 6th P.M. 2) The NW4 of the SE4 of Section 20 T2N, R68W of the 6th P.M. 3) The NE4 of the SW4 of Section 20 T2N, R68W of the 6th P.M. 4) The Ni- of the SW4 of the SE4 of Section 20, T2N, R68W, of the 6th P. M. 5) The Ni- of the SE4 of the SW4 of Section 20, T2N, R68W of the 6th P.M. STAGE II: Those parts of the following described parcels lying West of the centerline of Boulder Creek and East of the Godding, Dailey and Plumb Ditch: The Sz of the Sz of the SW4 of Section 20, T2N, R68W of the 6th P.M. , AND The Ni- of the NM of Section 29, T2N, R68W of the 6th P.M. STAGE III: The SE4 of the NE4 of Section 30, T2N, R68W of the 6th P.M. All in Weld County, Colorado, and WHEREAS, the petitioner was present, being represented by Mr. Bruce Hanna, and additionally represented by Mr. Charles A. Karowsky, Attorney for petitioner, and WHEREAS, there was no opposition to the request of petitioner for the location of said gravel pit operation, and WHEREAS, the said requested gravel pit operation is located in an agricultural zone as set forth by the Weld County Zoning Resolution, and WHEREAS, according to Section 3. 3(8) and Section 6. 1(3) of the Zoning Resolution of Weld County, said gravel pit operation may be authorized upon the approval of the Weld County Planning Commission and the Board of County Commissioners of Weld County, and WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners heard all the testimony PL0798 740286 and statements of those present; has studied the request of the petitioner and studied the recommendations of the Weld County Planning Commission, and having been fully informed: NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the Board of County Commissioners, that the application of Flatiron Paving, c/o Ted McMurren, P. O. Box 1137, Greeley, Colorado, to locate a gravel pit operation on the premises indicated above be, and it hereby is granted under the conditions following: 1. That any water and sanitation facilities to be installed shall be approved by the State Health Department. 2. That the owner, contractor or operator, prior to opening any pit, shall submit location of pit, owner's name, and description of pit operation to the Weld County Engineer, and shall submit complete unit development plans for each gravel pit operation for approval by the Weld County Planning Commission and such unit development plan shall be filed in the office of the Weld County Clerk and Recorder. 3. That petitioner shall proceed with due diligence to effect con- struction of said gravel pit operation and that he shall have up to one year from date hereof to begin the construction of same; otherwise, the Board may, for good cause shown, on its own motion, revoke the permit herein granted. 4. That the operation and development of each gravel pit excava- tion and rehabilitation shall be in accordance with the rules and regulations for the operation of gravel pits as adopted by Weld County, Colorado. 5. That all applicable subdivision regulations and zoning regulations shall be followed and complied with in accordance with the Zoning Resolutions of Weld County, Colorado. Dated this 27 day of November, A. D. , 1974. BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WELD COUNTY, COLORADO t�L {' ATTEST Weld County Clerk and Recorder /.) / r and Clerk to the Board '// Deputy County Clerk APPROVED AS TO-FORM: - County A ttdrfiey -2- ../11 L In vv-..."-- .. ` SS. COUNTY O' WELD I File rk of the Board Y of County Lornmission!brs AUG 21974 BEFORE THE WELD COUNTY , COLORADO PLANNING COMMISSION COUNTY CLFRK AND RECORDER DePUt— RESOLUTION OF RECOMMENDATION TO THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMM-STONERS" -- Case No . SUP # 260 Date 7-16-74 APPLICATION OF Flatiron Paving ADDRESS c/o Ted McMurren , P . O . Box 1137 , Greeley , Colorado 80631 Moved by J . Ben Nix that the following resolution be introduced for passage by the Weld County Planning Commission : Be it Resolved by the Weld County Planning Commission that the application for site approval of a gravel pit operation covering the following described property in Weld County , Colorado , to-wit : see attached be recommended ( favorably ) kuxinfAmgtnarbAly to the Board of County Commissioners for the following reasons : ( 1 ) Agrees with Weld County Comprehensive Plan in terms of utilizing valuable mineral resources , as well as the extraction of such resources in conformance with adequate reclamation plans ; (2 ) Agrees with H, B. 1529 in reference to extraction of commercial mineral deposits in conformance with a rational plan calculated to avoid waste of such products and cause the least noticeable disruption of areas affected by such ex- traction . SUBJECT TO : (1 ) Approval of legal description by the County Attorney ; (2 ) County Engineer ' s comments ; (3 ) Evaluation of the water augmentation plan by the State Engineers Office . 0 Motion seconded by Elmer Rothe Vote : For Passage John Watson Against Passage J . Ben Nix Ronald Heitman Elmer Rothe The Chairman declared the Resolution passed and ordered that a certified copy be forwarded with the •file of this case to the Board of County Commissioners for further proceedings . Y STAGE I .,/ Those arts of the following described parcels lying /- • - ti West o the centerline of Boulder Creek and East of the Go ding, Dailey and Plumb Ditch: / v 1) T SW1/4 of the NE1/4 of Section 20, T2N, 111/ 8W of the 6th P.M. 'pe,f1 2 The N\1T1/4 of the SE1/•1 of Section 20 , T2N, IY R68W of the 6th P. M . 3) The NE1/4 cf the SW1/4 of Section 20," T2N, • R68W of the 6th P.M . 4) The N1/2 of the SW1/4 of the SE1/4 of Section 20, T2N, R68'.".r, of the 6th P.M. 5) The N1/2 of the SE 1/4 of the SW1/4 of Section 20, T2N, R68W of the 6th P.M. STAGE II: Those parts of the following described parcels lying - West of the centerline of Boulder Creek and East of the Codding, Dailey and Plumb Ditch: The S1/2 of the S1/2 of the SW1/4 of Section 20, T2N, R68W of the 6th P.M. , AND The N1/2 of the NW1/4 of Section 29 , T2N, R68W of the eth P.M . STAGE III: The SE1/4 of the NE1/4 of Section 30, T2N, R68W of the 6th P. M. All within Weld County, Colorado. CERTIFICATION OF COPY I , Linda Jose Recording Secretary of the Weld County Planning Commission , do hereby certify that the above and foregoing Resolution is a true copy of the Resolution of the Planning Commission of Weld County , Colorado , adopted on July 2 , 1974 and re- corded in Book No . 4 of the proceedings of the said Planning Commission . Dated the 16th day of July _ 1974 etary APPLICANT: Fred Spallone (Turnpike Construction) FILE NUMBER: SUP #249 RESOLUTION: Be it therefore resolved by the Board of County Commissioners to grant location of a gravel pit operation subject to recommendations. Dated 11/20/74 APPLICANT: Flatiron Paving _ ` FILE NUMBER: SUP #260 (--. RESOLUTION: Be it therefore resolved by the Board of County Commissioners to grant site location of a gravel pit operation subject to recommendations. Dated 11/27/74 APPLICANT: Robert Foster (Northwest Estates, Third Filing) FILE NUMBER: S-86 RESOLUTION: Be it therefore resolved by the Board of County Commissioners to sign the replat of Northwest Estates, Third Filing (Vacation and Replat of Lots 9B, 11A, 11B and 11C) . Dated 11/27/74 SUBJECT: Appreciation of Services FILE NUMBER: A-1 RESOLUTION: Be it therefore resolved by the Board of County Commissioners to hereby express their appreciation to John P. Watson as a member of the Weld County Planning Commission. Dated 11/27/74 APPOINTMENT: Marjory Yost FILE NUMBER: A-1 RESOLUTION: Be it therefore resolved by the Board of County Commissioners that Mrs. Marjory Yost be appointed as a member of the Weld County Planning Commission to serve at the pleasure of the Board for a term beginning this date (November 27, 1974) and ending July 31 , 1978. Dated 11/27/74 ' 1100 ;� , / /7// / C The Weld County Plan,, ,,,g Commission held their regula aeting Tuesday, July 2, 1974 at 2:30 P.M. in the old Driver' s Licensing Building, Island Grove Park, Greeley, Colorado Roll call was as follows: John Watson, Chairman Present Glenn Anderson Absent J. Ben Nix Present John Weigand Absent Ronald Heitman Present Donald Calrk Absent Elmer Rothe Present Bill Elliott Absent Dean Severin Absent Others present: Gary Fortner, Planner rr A' Joe Hellewell , Assistant County Attorney 'a° Carol Lee, Zoning Administrator Glen Paul , Sanitarian SUBJECT: Minutes MOTION: By Mr. Nix, To approve the minutes of April 16, May 6 and May 21 , 1974 as submitted. Seconded by Mr. Rothe. A vote of "Aye" by Watson, Nix, Heitman and Rothe. Motion carried. APPLICANT: Doug Sears (Westridge 5th) CASE NUMBER: Z-244 Tape 543 SUBJECT: Zone Change "A" to "E-UD" LOCATION: Pt SW4 Sec 16 T5 R66 APPEARANCE: None DISCUSSION: Contains about 58 acres; proposing to divide into 22 acre tracts; about 19 lots total . Mrs. Lee read letter from City Planning Commission recommending Westridge 5th not be approved for following reasons: (1 ) Greeley Comprehensive Plan indicates that a greenbelt of undetermined width should be provided along the draw which runs generally north and south through the property; (2) Question as to the suitability of soils in this area for residential development has been raised. The developer should submit a soils study to insure that no problems will exist in the future; (3) Since there is a possibility of a gigher water table in this area, surface drainage and sub-surface drainage becomes a critical question. The Planning Director had been informed that there is possibly an alter- native proposed by the developer for sub-surface drainage of this area. Would like to have copies of engineering information on the sub-surface drainage for review before a final decision is made; (4) Traffic circu- lation within the Westridge 5th Subdivision appears to be extremely un- desirable. One point is that a cud-de-sac comes off the major arterial in the area. The length of the cul-de-sac is such that one would not be able to determine the dead end. - More desirable to have this street tie in as an access street for Westridge 5th. In addition, the half street on the north side of the subdivision could possibly cause some serious problems to the residents of the street if the street is not fully de- veloped prior to occupancy of the dwelling units; (5) The Greeley Water and Sewer Department has indicated there is a sufficient number of taps available to serve nine lots within the subdivision. No guarantee the de- veloper will have sufficient taps to develop all 19 lots. Mr. Sears has talked with the City Planning Commission and hopefully will be on their next agenda. Some misunderstandings regarding the water. Weld County Planning staff recommends this be tabled for following reasons: 1047 , , (1 ) Comments by Lne Greeley Planning Commission, ,2) Change of fire pro- tection plan to meet with requirements of the Fire District; (3) County Engineer's comments; (4) Modification of development standards to provide for clean-out of underdrains; (5) Receipt of comments from Greeley-Loveland Ditch Co. ; (6) Health Dept. approval of test holes. Mr. Paul stated that the only way he could approve it, is to run the perc tests after the under- draining has been installed. Mr. Rothe stated Greeley-Loveland Ditch had nothing to do with this case. Mr. Straub, County Engineer, stated his main concerns were: (1 ) Drainage - need to show this on plans; (2) How are the roads going to handle the drainage and (3) More details regarding the retention pond. MOTION: By Mr. Rothe, To table for further study and clarification. Seconded by Mr. Nix. A vote of "Aye" by Watson, Nix, Heitman and Rothe. Motion carried. APPLICANT: Herman Kliewer (Westridge 6th) CASE NUMBER: Z-245 Tape 543 SUBJECT: Zone Change "A-1 " to "E-UD" . LOCATION: Pt SZ NEQ Sec 16 T5 R66 APPEARANCE: Mr. Kliewer and Clay Canfield, Engineer DISCUSSION: Mr. Kliewer stated that the City seemed to be favorable to this. This is approximately 28 acres divided into ten two and a half acre lots. The Weld County Planning staff recommends approval for the following reasons: (1 ) The Greeley Planning Commission recommends approval ; (2) Utility Board recommends conditional approval ; (3) Agrees with Weld County Comprehensive Plan and Weld County Zoning Resolution; (4) County Engineer recommends conditional approval . SUBJECT TO: (1 ) Health Dept. approval ; (2) County Engineer's recommendations; (3) Submittal of final plat within 12 months after the date of approval by the Board of County Commissioners. Mr. Straub requested that prior to final plat approval , he would like to see their drainage plans, mainly regarding swales. How are storm waters going to be handled? Will there be an access road type under 59th street? Need right-of-way width on the two cul-de-sac streets. Also need type and width of interior streets and surfaces. In compliance with regulations, grading should be performed in a manner which will not cause erosion into the adjacent irrigation ditch. Need clarification on whether or not the ditch is inside property line or not. Mr. Straub read letter from Mr. Kelly, Engineer, stating the previous County Engineer did not need any further information. Also, that the ditch company was responsible for the upkeep and maintenance of their ditch, that is why adequate easement has been provided. Seems there might be some misunderstanding regarding erosion. Mr. Straub is requesting details on how they are going to handle the drain- age. Would insist that adequat drainage swales be provided. Mr. Rothe inspected this area and stated that the Greeley-Loveland Ditch was not involved with this. Felt that the individual ditch should be con- tacted. Mr. Whitwer stated that the City of Greeley had the maintenance obligations of that particular ditch. It is the one that furnishes water to the Highland Hills golf course lake. There are five owners of the ditch at the present time. Need to get easement settled. Mr. Paul stated that he wanted more details regarding how the perc tests were run. Can't ap- prove it until he runs a perc test according to State regulations. MOTION: By Mr. Nix, To table until these questions can be resolved. Seconded by Mr. Rothe. A vote of "Aye" by Watson, Nix, Heitman and Rothe. Motion carried. 2 APPLICANT: Flatiron Paving \ CASE NUMBER: SUP #260 Tape 543 & 544 1048 SUBJECT: Gravel Pit LOCATION: Pts Sections 20, 29 & 30 T2 R68 APPEARANCE: Stow Whitwer, Attorney; Bruce Hanna, Chief Engineer for Flatiron Companies DISCUSSION: Have several companies throughtout the State of Colorado. Property owned by Milton Nelson in the southwest portion of Weld County. Mr. Nelson will retain the residual land. Existing land use is mostly grazing and crop land. Generally a flat wide flood plain. Flood plain in this area has not been defined yet. Will probably be about 200 feet back from the Boulder Creek. About 700 acres in the parcel owned by Mr. Nelson; 300 acres on the west side of the creek. Proposing to mine about 135 acres of the 300. Water principally will be served by the Godding, Plumb and Daily Ditch which forms the West boundary of Mr. Nelson's property. Will be a dry pit operation. Will trench the area to be mined; then will cut into the shale and let the water seep into that trench and be carried around to a low point and then pump it downstream. Will move in a I portable crushing and screening plant only for short period of time each l; time they go in to crush up gravel . Three stages to take about 10 years time total . Access to the operation will be by County Road #16z. Most 11i! of the gravel will be moved out to Mineral Road. Reclamation will be done as they go. After each stage, will plant about 50 cottonwoods. Have an augmentation plan, but was not sure where to submit it. District 6 Water User's has approved it. Mr. Dikke, representing water users of District 6, would recommend adequate space be left between lakes. The drainage by-passes the Rural Ditch dam. Will return the flow back into the Creek above the Rural Ditch. Planning Commission staff recommends this be tabled for following reasons: 1' (1 ) State Engineer does not recommend approval ; (2) County Attorney re- quires better legal , and suggests metes and bounds; (3) County Engineer needs detail of entrance onto County Road 161/2; (4) We further recommend that time be allowed for the State Engineer to evaluate the augmentation )11 plans submitted. State Engineer's Office called the Planning Office today ii and indicated to Mrs. Lee that they would approve the augmentation plans. Mr. Nelson also submitted a letter stating that Flatiron would record / restrictive covenants to run with the title to the land which states the present and future owners of said premises to maintain ponds and such / structures required by reclamation plan. Mrs. Lee stated that the biggest reason for tabling was the State Engineer's comments. Mr. Straub would like to know if they have one or two entrances proposed. Also, these lakes are located close to the road, would like a letter stating this will not cause a seep problem or damage to the road (161/2). Mr. Hanna said they would get this letter(from a professional engineer) . Mr. Fortner wanted to know about the bridge (load limit) they would cross. Mrs. Lee stated they did not have to cross that bridge to get out. They will have to go east to County Road #5. MOTION: By Mr. Heitman, To take this under advisement. Seconded by Mr. Nix. A vote of "Aye" by Watson, Nix, Heitman and Rothe. Motion carried. APPLICANT: Westridge 6th DISCUSSION: Mr. Paul stated that he had talked with the engineer and they had come up with the tests required. APPLICANT: Elmer Moore CASE NUMBER: Z-247 Tape 544 SUBJECT: Zone Change "A" to "B-UD" LOCATION: Pt SW' SW4 Sec 3 T2 R68 APPEARANCE: Mr. & Mrs. Moore; Jay Freese, Engineer ; Kelsey Smith, Attorney 1049 DISCUSSION: This is a 4 r acre parcel to be rezoned to " siness-Unit Development. Previously obtaineL. _ variance so this could be con tired under the Unit Development. Gas is available, REA is available, have a well with permit. Has been approved for utilities by Utility Board. Intended to be used as a bar and restaurant. The Moore's bought the property be- lieving it to be zoned for commercial . Weld County Planning staff recom- mends this for denial for the following reasons: (1 ) The proposed de- velopment is not in conformance with the Weld County Comprehensive Plan. The plan states, "Commercial development in the unincorporated area of Weld County has not been extensive thus far. However, all of this de- velopment has occurred along the major highways, I-25, U.S. 34 and U.S. 85. This trend should not be allowed to continue, for such commercial develop- ment works against the primary purpose of transportation arteries, the rapid and safe movement of large volumes of traffic. Land along major arterials cannot be used for commercial use without disrupting the con- trolled access which is such an essential aspect of the proper functioning of arterials. . . . The motivation to lure traffic from high speed, controlled access roads conflicts with the very purpose of these roads." "Commercial development should be restricted to the incorporated areas of municipalities unless necessary to provide absolutely essential highway services. Gasoline stations, restaurants, motels and other auto oriented services should be located with care at areas where problems of access and traffic conflict can be minimized. Location of commercial use out- side of existing municipalities will encourage dispersed growth and will be of little aid to the economic well-being of the municipalities. The public has a right to control development along these major transportation routes, for it is the investment of public treasure in these roads which makes them attractive for commercial use. Commercial land use in the County should be limited primarily to those agri-business functions that cannot be located in a municipality. . ." (also given were policies which would guide commercial development in Weld County). (2) Some of the per- mitted uses under the proposed development standards are not even vaguely related to essential highway services; (3) The Weld County Zoning Reso- lution requires that Planned Unit Developments shall be located on at least 5 acres of land. The Variance approved by the Weld County Board of Adjustment was not sufficient for a PUD. Existing parcel with one half acre variance which was granted totals only 4.557 acres; (4) Proposed sewage disposal system has not been approved by the Health Dept. ; (5) Area proposed for development appears to be in the flood plain areas of Boulder and Idaho Creek. No evidence has been submitted indicating area is not in flood plain; (6) Based on maps prepared by the Colorado Geological Survey, the proposed area for development is underlain by high grade sand and gravel deposits. Refer to the Colorado Open Mining Land Reclamation Act; (7) Also need consideration of the following: (a) Com- ments by County Engineer; (b) Comments by State Division of Highways; (c) Letter by Mrs. Albert Rademacher, owner of adjacent property; and (d) Answers submitted by applicant in response to the question posed to petitioners requesting change of zoning in Weld County, Colorado. Mr. Fortner read letter from State Dept. of Highways: It states briefly, they would like consideration given to developing a frontage road as the trend seems to be towards the development of a commercial strip along this section of State Highway 119. Also, any changes in the location or size of the approach as shown on the plan be reviewed by their Maintenance Superintendent. Further, that provisions would have to be made for re- location of the sewage lagoon for accommodation of a frontage road. 1050 Mr. Fortner also read letter from Mrs. Rademache1 , surrounding property owner, stating her objections to the zone change. She stated that when the property was sold, she was under the impression that it would be used for a residence, but now finds it is to be used commercially. There are already two liquor establishments in the area. Gates to her property have been left open and cattle have gotten out; also, has had damage to some heavy equipment located on her farm. Mr. Straub stated they failed to show sufficient drainage plans. This can be handled on the final plat. Mrs. Lee stated this was the plat and it would have to be settled before going before the County Commissioners. Mr. Freese stated that the comments made by the State Highway Dept. are a surprise as they were not mentioned at the Utility Board meeting. They (the Moore's) do have an access. Mr. Freese stated that the building per- mit shows it was taken out for a commercial building in a commercial area. Mr. Freese read letter from Ft. St. Vrain Agency that handled the land. At the time of the sale, Mr. Moore checked the zoning on the property and further, Mr. Rademacher had expressed no objections to what was planned for said parcel . Mr. Smith stated that a member of the Planning staff told the Moore's this was zoned commercial . Mr. Fortner stated that there had been an administrative error in the issuance of the building permit in 1972. The building permit was issued for a move-in carpenter shop. The building that is there now is not a move-in but a new structure. It has always been the Moore's intention to build a bar and restaurant. They informed the Rademacher's of this when they bought the land. Walls are up and the roof is just about ready to go on. Building to be 52' x 44' . Mr. Freese stated that the Board of Adjustment's intent was to grant them a variance in order to permit them to go for the PUD. Mr. Fortner agreed, it was simply a misunderstanding with the way the Board of Adjustment's motion read. Some question as to the flood plain. Also, regarding extraction of gravel along Colorado 119, Mr. Freese contacted the gentle- man at the Geological Survey, and he said yes, the gravel was very good, but they would probably write that it would be uneconomical on such a small parcel . He further stated that the chances of creating a frontage road along there at this time are pretty slim. Mr. Freese felt these comments should have been brought up at the Utility Board meeting. There is already 200' of right-of-way for the expressway. MOTION: By Mr. Heitman, To take this matter under advisement. Seconded by Mr. Rothe. A vote of "Aye" by Watson, Nix, Heitman and Rothe. Motion carried. SUBJECT: Irving Ferrell , Jr. Tape 544 DISCUSSION: Mr. Kavalec, Zoning Inspector, stated that there had been several calls regarding the moving in of manure to this property. (Located on east 16th Street, legal description is Pt Di SW4 Sec 9, Township 5 North, Range 65 West of the 6th P.M. ) It is industrial zoned and the storage of manure is not allowed. Read letter sent to Mr. Watson, Chairman, re- garding this violation. Violation letter sent June 10, 1974. The Ferrell 's would like an extension until next spring to remove the manure. Mr. McKee, Chief Building Inspector, stated that the building permits were for sheds (2), which were to be brought up to UBC standards. These have not had any inspections as of yet. There is a mobile home permit for this property. Mr. Paul stated they had issued the septic tank permit. Had inspected an area across the road; has talked with several property owners surrounding this and would recommend this pile be removed as soon as possible. Mr. Harold Wigget stated that the Ferrell 's had a big hole for a landfill right behind his fence. There is still a burned out trailer on the property. Several pieces of what looks like junk farm machinery also on property. 1051 Mr. Earl Steel J..zed his objections were mainly ___it this pile was unsightly, smelly and gave the surrounding area a bad representation. He felt that in a year's time, the damage would already be done. Would like the Planning Commission to recommend removal . Mr. Hellewell explained the process of law regarding legal action. In this case, the Planning Commission would recommend to the Board of County Commissioners who in turn decide whether or not to spend the money to prosecute. It could take several months to get any definite decision. If he has moved in more manure since appearing before the Planning. Commission, could possibly stop that. Mr. Don Hungenberg stated his objections. Could not understand why it took so long to clear this up. Mr. Ferrell is in violation of the reso- lution. However, no injunction has been issued as of this date. The Planning Commission can only recommend to the Board of County Commission- ers. Is very detrimental to the area. All the members have seen the problem. Tape 545 It was recommended that these same people appear at the County Commission- ers meeting tomorrow and bring it up as new business. MOTION: By Mr. Nix, To recommend to the Board of County Commissioners that a "Cease and Desist" Order be issued to this operation; and second, that it be removed as quickly as possible; if necessary, that the County take the necessary legal steps to remove it. Seconded by Mr. Rothe. A vote of "Aye" by Watson, Nix, Heitman and Rothe. Motion carried. It was also recommended that this be placed on the agenda tomorrow if at all possible for the County Commissioners. SUBJECT: Mobile Home Permits Tape 545 DISCUSSION: Mr. Adams stated they had prepared a new form letter to go out with all mobile home renewals. First, would be to find out what the present use is; and secondly, if they are on ad valorum tax. Some confusion as to why they have to pay the renewal fee if they are on the ad valorum tax. Mr. Hellewell stated that as far as the form goes, no action was necessary. Those that are on a permanent foundation should not have to pay the fee every year. Those that are there for temporary reasons, that we know will have to be moved eventually (farm labor, etc. ) should pay the fee. The one's that have been told to put them on permanent foundations by the Board of Adjustment and then put on Ad Valorum tax, are pretty permanent. MOTION: By Mr. Nix, To recommend that the Planning staff draft appropriate changes to the Zoning Resolution regarding the annual renewal fee. Seconded by Mr. Rothe. A vote of "Aye" by Watson, Nix, Heitman and Rothe. Motion carried. APPLICANT: Flatiron Tape 545 DISCUSSION: Mrs. Lee stated again that Mr. Simpson, State Water Resources Office, would recommend approval of the augmentation plan. RESOLUTION: Be it therefore resolved to recommend approval to the Board of County Commissioners, subject to Planning staff recommendations. The main thing being the requirements of the State Engineer, legal approval by the County Attorney and comments by the County Engineer. Motion by Mr. Nix, seconded by Mr. Rothe. A vote of "Aye" by Watson, Nix, Heitman and Rothe. Motion carried. APPLICANT: Elmer Moore Tape 545 DISCUSSION: Brought up again that the Moore's were under the impression they had commercial zoning. Has on file an application for a liquor license. The County is in partial wrong. Building permit was issued without the 1052 knowledge of the bar and restaurant. Members have seen the site. Still have legal grounds for denying the request on several points. The parcel was misrepresented before he ever came into the Planning Office. Mr. Moore is trying to comply with the Zoning Resolution. Is continuing the building at his own risk. They have one access allowed. RESOLUTION: Be it therefore resolved to recommend to the Board of County Commissioners that this request for zone change be denied based on the comments of the Planning staff. Motion by Mr. Rothe, seconded by Mr. Nix. A vote of "Aye" by Watson, Nix, Heitman and Rothe. Motion carried. Meeting adjourned. Respectfully submitted, 42...reC. ,-,. .1-q.-- `nda Jose, cretary APPOINTMENT: Harold McFate FILE NUMBER : A-19 RESOLUTION : Be it therefore resolved by the Board of County Commissioners to appoint Mr . Harold C . McFate to serve as a member of the Weld County Utilities Coordinating Committee said term ends December 31 , 1976 . Dated 6/19/74 APPRECIATION : Myron Mauldin FILE NUMBER : A-19 RESOLUTION : Be it therefore resolved by the Board of County Commissioners to hereby express its appreciation to Mr. Mauldin for the faithful services rendered , having been most beneficial to the Utilities Coordinating Committee , to the taxpayers of Weld County . Dated 6/19/74 APPLICANT: Greeley Sand & Gravel FILE NUMBER: SUP #247 RESOLUTION : Be it therefore resolved by the Board of County Commissioners to grant site location of a gravel pit operation subject to Planning Commission recommendations . Dated 6/26/74 APPLICANT: Edgar Trow FILE NUMBER: SUP #240 RESOLUTION : Be it therefore resolved by the Board of County Commissioners to grant site location of a dog kennel operation subject to Planning Commission recommendations . Dated 6/26/74 APPLICANT: Jack Varra FILE NUMBER : SUP #248 RESOLUTION : Be it therefore resolved by the Board of County Commissioners to grant site location of a gravel pit operation subject to Planning Commission recommendations . Dated 6/26/74 1053 CASE NUMBER : SUP #260 ZONING USE CONDITION 1 . AREA REQUESTING CHANGE : A Agri & Pasture 2 . ADJACENT AREA TO : NORTH A Agri & Pasture SOUTH A & I Agri & Pasture EAST A Agri WEST A Agri & Pasture (no " I " use ) 3. None EXISTING NONCONFORMING USES AS ZONED 4 . None NONCONFORMING USES IF REZONED AS REQUESTED 5 . None NONCONFORMING USES AND STRUCTURES TO BE REMOVED AS SHOWN ON PLANS FOR PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT 6 . REZONING CONFORMS TO THE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN YES X NO 7 . HAVE OWNERS OF ADJACENT PROPERTY BEEN CONSULTED REGARDING THIS? YES NO X 8 . DISTANCE AND DIRECTION FROM NEAREST COMMUNITY : 41/2 miles west of Firestone 9. COMMUNITIES ACTION ON REQUEST : Not required 10 . WITHIN ONE-HALF MILE OF SUBJECT THERE ARE -- SQ . FT. OR ACRES OF -- ZONING . -- OR ACRES NOT BEING UTILIZED AS ZONED . 11 . TYPE OF OPERATION : Gravel Pit 12. TREATMENT AND DISPOSAL OF DRAINAGE : N/A - 13 . STREAM OR WATER BODY RECEIVING DRAINAGE (NAME , DISTANCE , AND DIRECTION) : N/A 14 . AGRICULTURAL LAND CLASSIFICATION : Class VI Irrigated 15 . PREVIOUS CASES : PLANNING COMMISSIONERS NUMBER : REQUEST : ACTION : 16 . HEALTH DEPARTMENT ACTION: N/A 17 . SOILS REPORT : Indicates commercial sand and gravel 18. COMMENTS :___ CASE NJMBER : SUP #260 LOCATION : Pts Secs 20 , 29 & 30 T2 R68 REQUEST : Gravel Pit NAME : Flatiron Paving 19 . THE WELD COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION STAFF RECOMMENDS THAT THIS REQUEST BE TABLED FOR THE FOLLOWING REASONS : 1 . State Engineer does not recommend approval . ( see letter ) 2 . County Attorney requires a better legal and suggest metes and bounds . 3 . County Engineer needs details of entrance onto County Rd 161/2. 4 . We further recommend that time be allowed for the State Engineer to evaluate the augmentation plan submitted . d o.h.,- 4 A iTYL.&:ktif0 NrLefiA 4.0)V "W\Pi/ , 1)? *,/e'i 20 . PLANNING COMMISSION ACTION : PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES : DATE : 21 . COUNTY COMMISSIONERS ' ACTION : COUNTY COMMISSIONERS ' MINUTES : DATE : 22 . DATE : STAFF : • - �� ( � OFFICE OF COUNTY ENGINEER(r RICHARD L.STRAUB -+',mil- � --, c I: COUNTY ENGINEER PHONE (303) 353-2212 7414 .4. • - EXT. 216 , P. O. BOX 758 44 GREELEY,COLORADO 80631 •ivs "Arno. COLORADO November 14, 1974 Mr. Bruce Hanna Flatiron Companies Post Office Box 229 Boulder, Colorado 80302 Re: Nelson Properties Dear Bruce: This letter will confirm my commits to you during the Board Meeting of 11/13/74. ' The following must appear on your P.U.D. 1 . New point of access on County Road 161/2 shown 2. Rip rap placed on top of overflow structures. • 3. County haul road route shown (County Road 3 only) In addition to the above we are requesting a letter from you confirming your offer to raise the fill over the pipe culvert on Road 3, and participate in widening the bridge on Road 3 in the amount of $3,000. We wish to thank you for your fine co-operation concerning this application. Very truly yours , Richard L. Straub CC: Gary Fortner WELD COUNTY COMMISSIONERS HARRY S.ASHLEY GLENN K.BILLINGS ROY MOSER r OFFICE OF BURMAN LORENSON THE WELD COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION COUNTY PLANNER PHONE .303r 353 2212 EXT 27 29 AND 29 June 25,. 1974 To Whom It May Concern : Your application for approval of a Gravel Pit will be reviewed before the Weld County Planning Commission Tuesday. duty 2, 1974 at 3•pp P. 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',RAC ehv rc l 65$ DODO YLth dol'.cr1 ' -ddrr,se^only v Tc S5$ RECEIPT 2 S' 1-to , C1,I-1C LL!CI—o C"''i 35c1 , SCI1VICCS I 'nth dc;nn.ry t^, aadresscJ only 85d o DELIVER TO ADO, (rr.5 ONLY SO �® SPECIAL DELIVERY (rr.4r,fr^ --r-•'' _ - ---- -- _-- ---- (S:o a+hor ado) fry iv 1.1,4..l., - c^O 1072 O-'100403 Q ry _ WELD COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION WELD COUNTY SERVICES BUILDING June 114 1974 To Whom It May Concern ; Enclosed is an application for a Special Us.e Permit , waste inventory and plot plan from F1 ti,:.i 0;1'4,11', which will be heard before the Weld County Planning Commission on '° .� , :r 1 , 11A'y If you have any comments or suggestions , may we hear from you before the above date . Sincerely , A55:04444~ 04440006s unman Lorenson Planning Director Enclosures /Y6`7 /`Cve3,‹) '. ). Z C,U6.DGU/ ":2.> L n , co#O/,,410:. s: v FLATI ON COMPANIES POST OFFICE BOX 229, BOULDER, COLORADO 80302 • PHONE: (303) 444-2151 December 18, 1974 I -3 J Weld County Planning Commission / .. 1516 Hospital Road Greeley, CO 80631 Attention: Linda Dear Linda: Enclosed, please find a check for $40.00 payable to the Weld County Clerk and Recorder for the purpose of recording each of the four original drawings for the Nelson properties permit in Sections 20, 29 and 30 of T2N, R69W. Thank you. Sincerely, tiO ' Robert Sayre Enclosure vv..) XMXMXMXXMXMXMXM XIMMUMIXIIIMauxtuanjullis. 1516 Hospital Rd. December 9, 1974 Mr. Norman Blake Deputy Commissioner of nines Dept. of Natural Resources 1845 Sherman St. Denver, Colorado 80203 Dear Mr. Blake: In regards to the Flatiron Paving Company application for sand and gravel excavation permits, the following is submitted for your files: Area is zoned agricultural, described as being portions of Sections 20, 29, 30 all in Township 2 North, Range 68 West of the 6th P.M., Weld County, Colorado. Special Use Permit 4SUA #26 ranted by Board of County Commissioner November 27, 197 . (See enclosed Resolution) If you have layefurther quest ons, please feel free to contact this office. Sincerely, Thomas E. Honn Zoning Admintstrator TEH/li Enclosere r 0 _I L®ATIRON COMPANIES POST OFFICE BOX 229, BOULDER, COLORADO 80302 • PHONE : (303) 444-2151 November 18, 1974 Weld County Commissioners County Court House 9th and 9th Greeley, CO 80631 Re: Road Improvements Attn: Mr. Richard Straub, County Engineer Nelson Properties Agricultural Unit Gentlemen: Development This letter is to confirm our offer to participate with Weld County in the widening of the bridge on County Road #3 crossing Lower Boulder Ditch. Flatiron participation will be to the extent of roughly one-half the cost of improvement (or all the materials) and will not exceed $3 ,000. This bridge serves the above named unit development permit and will be utilized by gravel trucks . In addition the pipe and culvert north of this bridge will be improved by Flatiron by increasing the fill over the top of the pipe to be within manufacturer's recommended minimum fill height. Regrading will be done on both sides of the culvert as necessary. Operations at the Nelson site will not commence until next year probably in the fall at the earliest. Please let me know when you desire the bridge's work to take place. As to the timing of the culvert improvement, the best time from our standpoint would be soon after operations begin as we will have road base and equipment in the area . It has been a pleasure working with you on this unit development permit. Please let us know if we can be of further assistance. Your ery truly, V..-')',7 Bruce E. Hanna TE OF COLOFtAbO -ss. (? ) LOUNTY OF WELD u�d with tht Cl,rk of the board or County Commissioners N0V 21 1974 0 COUNTY CLERK AND RECORDER 'y - � F �' By Deputy COMPANIES POST OFFICE BOX 229, BOULDER, COLORADO 80302 • PHONE : (303) 444-2151 November 18, 1974 Weld County Commissioners County Court House 9th and 9th Greeley, CO 80631 Re: Road Improvements Attn: Mr. Richard Straub, County Engineer Nelson Properties Agricultural Unit Gentlemen: Development This letter is to confirm our offer to participate with Weld County in the widening of the bridge on County Road #3 crossing Lower Boulder Ditch. Flatiron participation will be to the extent of roughly one-half the cost of improvement (or all the materials) and will not exceed $3 ,000 . This bridge serves the above named unit development permit and will be utilized by gravel trucks . In addition the pipe and culvert north of this bridge will be improved by Flatiron by increasing the fill over the top of the pipe to be within manufacturer's recommended minimum fill height. Regrading will be done on both sides of the culvert as necessary. Operations at the Nelson site will not commence until next year probably in the fall at the earliest. Please let me know when you desire the bridge's work to take place . As to the timing of the culvert improvement, the best time from our standpoint would be soon after operations begin as we will have road base and equipment in the area . It has been a pleasure working with you on this unit development permit. Please let us know if we can be of further assistance. Yours ery truly, Bruce E. Hanna C'.C• , _ 0 ,., LATE COMPANIES POST OFFICE BOX 229, BOULDER, COLORADO 80302 • PHONE: (303) 444-2151 October 23, 1974 Weld County Commissioners County Court House 9th and 9th Greeley, CO 80631 Re: Roads Servicing Nelson Properties Attn: Mr. Richard Straub, County Engineer -Agricultural Unit Development Gentlemen: At the County Planning Commission hearing on the subject development last June there were questions as to the adequacy of bridges in the area of the permit to carry gravel trucks . Referring to the enclosed sketch map, Bridges®and®were a concern of the County engineer. He and I visited the site in August and inspected the bridges with a structural engineer I retained. In a letter dated August 13, 1974 I agreed to investigate the capacity of the bridges and participate with the County in repairing or upgrading one or the other bridge if feasible. We found subsequently that BridgeOl across Boulder Creek could not economically be repaired. At the County Commissioners hearing in September we proposed that Bridge Ol would not be used, but that all our gravel traffic would go out to the West to County Line Road over Bridge® (Plumb & Dailey Ditch) which would be repaired or replaced on a participation basis with the County. Also at that hearing some residents of houses along Road #16-1/2 between Bridge O2 and County Line Road spoke to the potentially bad dust conditions along that road when gravel operations were underway. The Commissioners' decision was to table the request until some arrangement could be worked out concerning a participation by Flatiron with the County in improvement and maintenance of the road over which our trucks would be traveling. • • October 23, 1974 Weld County Commissioners Page Two Subsequently the County Engineer proposed a participation in the paving of that road without requirement for Flatiron participation in the repair of Bridge® . Since a sizable dollar value for asphalt was involved, we began to study the feasibility of the route. Since most of our traffic would go south from Road #16-1/2 on County Line Road, it would cross Bridge®on Boulder Creek. An investigation showed this bridge to be of inadequate capacity to carry our trucks, and couldn't be feasibly repaired (this is a Boulder County Bridge) . This made the entire western route infeasible. Earlier this month I met again with the County Engineer at the Nelson site to propose another route . This would involve crossing Boulder Creek and Idaho Creek on Mr. Nelson's property with a private road in line with County Road #3 as shown on the sketch map. The Crossing()of Boulder Creek would be by means of a ford or culvert at low water and a conveyor would substitute for vehicular crossings in times of high water. A small bridge or culvert would be installed on Idaho Creek. Mr. Straub and I inspected Road #3 from Road #16-1/2 to Highway 52 . He expressed two concerns: inadequate fill over a large corrugated metal pipe-arch culvert (®); and the width of a steel girder corruform deck bridge over Lower Boulder Ditch (Bridge O) . He felt that the grade over the culvert should be raised to conform with manufacturers specifications for minimum height of cover (1/10 of span or 12" minimum) . He also felt that Bridge should be widened to 30' from its present 21' width. Regrading to provide adequate cover for the culvert is no particular problem and is relatively inexpensive. Widening the bridge, however, is a costly proposition. Consi lering the local nature of Road #3 and its traffic, the volume and speed of this traffic and the limited potential of the area for growth in the foreseeable future, a 21' wide bridge seems adequate. The statistical probability of two semi-trailer gravel trucks passing each other at that particular bridge is remote. "One-way Bridge" signs could be erected in anticipation of such simultaneous crossings. If the County is adamant in its wish to widen this bridge, Flatiron will participate in the cost to the following extent: The percentage of the maximum number of tons per year to be hauled from the Nelson Development to the maximum number of tons per year to be hauled from all sources across that bridge should be calculated. Other gravel operators using that route should be required to pay their share of the costs . 1 n+ . A October 2, 104 Weld County Commissioners Page Three To summarize: 1) Flatiron can provide the added cover to the pipe- arch culvert with no further complications. 2) Flatiron does not feel that bridge widening is justified. 3) If widening must be done Flatiron"will pay a fair share of the costs in participation with the County and other gravel producers using the bridge. Please contact me when you have had the opportunity to discuss this matter. Yours very truly, • FLATIR COMPANIES Bruce E. Hanna Enclosure tv6k...sotJ U NIT' f 2M IT- -_ - - - / A ---___.....„y / _ t. / P i V. ;L moo,N A / c IIC:1\ I` gpr 's`' s ,�, . .—�...� c l„_. Zoo o ' M - G,•t �. �� 2 101 O WI 4V �e-/o�P 0 s>E---> 2 eJ 0 0 t C.o t_ vJY Z FLANDERS, McCARTY & WOOD ATTORNEYS AT LAW L B FLANDERS FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING TELEPHONES H G MCCARTY P 0 BOX 658 LONGMONT 776-5380 THOMAS H WOOD DENVER 244-0530 DAVID N SONNESYN LONGMONT,COLORADO 80501 AREA CODE 303 JOHN C FLANDERS October 16th, 1974. STAT OF C L RA 0 ss_ COUNTY OF WELD F-iled with the Clerk of the Board of County Commissioners OCT 181374 Weld County Commissioners, COUNTY CLERK AND RECORDER 9th Avenue & 9th, By DeRi, , Greeley, Colorado 80631 . Attention: Mr. Gilman Olson. Gentlemen: Enclosed is the Agreement between Short and Milne, Milton H. Nelson, Helen C. Nelson and The Water Users Association of District No. 6, which was negotiated pursuant to your request following the hearing for the Flatiron' s gravel permit. This Agreement is satisfactory with the Water Users and all parties involved and will be recorded in Weld County upon issuance of the permit. Yours very truly, FLANDERS McCARTY & WOOD, BY U?. Cre-1-11'''''-12-447-1-'11— DNS:mc Enc . cc: Mr. Gary Fortner, Acting Director, Weld County Planning Commission. Mr. Milton H. Nelson. Mr . Robert C. Brand . 0 • FLATS - COMPANIES POST OFFICE BOX 229, BOULDER, COLORADO 80302 • PHONE : (303) 444-2151 August 13, 1974 Mr. Richard Straub, County Engineer Weld County Court House 9th Ave. & 9th Greeley, CO 80631 Re: Bridge Capacities Near Nelson Properties Agricultural Unit Development Dear Mr. Straub: This letter is to confirm our conversation yesterday at the site of the proposed Nelson unit development regarding the adequacy of two bridges to carry heavy truck traffic generated by a gravel operation. Flatiro as engaged Mr. Sal Archuleta of Johnson-Voiland-Archuleta Inc. to make a preliminary investigation of the Boulder Creek bridge to determine whether or not the bridge, in its present state, can be used or feasibly repaired for use. If the latter is indicated, further investigation and possibly a load test will be done to accurately assess the extent of repairs required. Flatiron would then participate with the County in the repair of this bridge in a manner satisfactory to both parties, if the repairs are within the economics of the operation. If it becomes apparent that the Boulder Creek bridge is not safe and cannot be made so economically we will investigate the replacement of the small bridge to the west of the access point with a culvert of suitable design. This alternative, if used, would be under a participation agreement with the County. Thank you for your concern in this matter. I will be in touch with you soon with the results of the preliminary investigation. Youyery truly, . 4$914,4,4e f/Lir ` = Bruce E. Hanna ' v c £aatr Offices R - KAROWSKY, WITWER & OLDENBIIRG CHARLES A. KAROWSKY SUITE 315, 8TH AND 8TH BUILDING STOW L WITWER, JR. GREELEY. COLORADO R. SAM OLDENBURG 80631 AREA CODE 303 352-3161 July 24, 1)74 Lr-1 )�� Mr. Samuel uel S. T€lep -- tZ:or ley at Law ao,),3I ze: ,Ii. licatiaa of Flatiron Paving Company, Special Use Ierrnit written you previously regarding the Ap lication f e'yn ei to above. I N�nsn J � � a2.1u you a copy cL '.ne lE?al description attached to the original f �3�r„o.1;id�Qa3/ r-LaiC111is 1snVb. C_?IkS mat-ter tT1; x eS_z..d in o;1 cx,7e.eitiouts -'aufw: been o ir�iIaily scaeiti.;,red Y' hezring before County CQI''missio'_ -...: of .974, bu,Z: 1 am now advised that we missed the delaye6 rl a eciat$ your at-tention to this matter, �+Yr � Yours vea.y :thy L b J'i & G.LDENBLIPG ,taw L. cc: County Planning Consrnitselan .c a County Corn issianer,si Flatiron Paving Companies KAROWSKY, WITWER 8e OLDENBURG CHARLES A KAROWSKY SUITE 315,8TH AND 8TH BUILDING STOW L WITWER,JR GREELEY,COLORADO R SAM OLDENBURG 80631 AREA CODE 3O3 July 18, 1974 352-3161 Mr. Samuel S. Telep Weld County Attorney First National Bank Building Greeley, CO 80631 Re: Special Use Permit Application, Flatiron Paving Company Dear Sam: The Planning Commission has recently recommended approval of a Special Use Permit for our client, Flatiron Paving Company, for a sand and gravel permit in portions of Section 20, Township 2 North, Range 68, West of the 6th P. M. I am enclosing a copy of the legal description attached to the application. The Planning Commission said that their approval was subject to your review of the legal description. Mr. Hellowell, who was present at the Planning Commission, was unable to comment upon or give any advice as to the adequacy of the legal description. Therefore, I would ask that you review the application description together with the attached plat and advise as to whether or not the description is adequate. It would be a horrendous problem to have a metes and bounds description . In our opinion the description is adequate for purposes of the application as the ditches are physically located upon the property. I would appreciate your early advice as to your opinion concerning this matter. This application is not proceeding further without your approval of the description. If you have questions, please advise. Yours very truly, KAR ,W.y< WITWER & OLDENBURG • / I ' Witwer, Jr. jea FLATI FLATIRON COMPANIES POST OFFICE BOX 229, BOULDER, COLORADO 80302 • PHONE : (303) 444-2151 July 12, 1974 Weld County Planning Commission Weld County Services Building Greeley, CO 80631 Attention: Carol Lee Dear Carol: Attached please find two copies of a letter dated July 11., 1974 from Leonard Rice Consulting Water Engineers , Inc. to me regarding a question raised by the county engineer. The concern addressed was: would there be appreciable seepage under Road No. 16-1/2 or damage from seepage due to nearby mining and dewatering operations? The enclosed letter speaks to this concern. Further data requested on access to the county road will be completed and mailed to you early next week. If there are any questions, please contact me. Yours very truly, <O(O 910 7��2 Bruce E. Hanna e." Z L21 ;sue •:U 4S-5CUGa, COLORADO DIVISION OF MINES �� °.� • Nurmdn R. Blake Deputy Commissioner of Mines r, ,�. O DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES X v �� 1845 Sherman Street, Denver, Colorado 80203 Telephone 892-3401 �' z. John D. Vanderhoof Governor Weld County Commissioners July 11, 1974 9th Avenue and 9th Street Greeley, Colorado 80631 Gentlemen: On July 5, 1974 we received an application for a permit to Date operate an open mine from Flatiron Paving Company Company & Location Boulder, Colorado for the purpose of mining sand and gravel_ . A copy of the Mineral application is enclosed. Additional material is available for your informa- tion at our office. The area affected by this application is described as Portions of Sections 20, 29, 30, T2N, R68W, 6th P.M. , Weld County Legal Description Would you kindly confirm the zoning of the above described area on the second copy of this letter and return same to us. Thank you for your consideration. Yours very truly, 1c �r�\' L_ 'i� COLO DIVISION OF MINES �. ..'- p iii_//. EJ l E Norman R. Blake R ko "'1tv o Deputy Commissioner of Mines O 4.0 f-2, - s of 3/9,f�t /97c/ , the area described as( G', L- -l' Dat c -c-e-&-c-n,a' .2G, 2!, 3O1 1T iii 2 6 EGG% , C.Z `QL?�T, Gfi2/a Legal Description/ is zoned C. �,��.,.,,,�j�u� Zoning and the mining of �l / l aMcY (7/1 i4 Miner di (is) (is not) permitted herein,Ge jO�vl 92.0444- 1 a ...c. O)e-" "' Permitted by variance only Has variance been granted? cial Use Permit granted ,_,.."- &..,--6/,47 Gjl G1-0-)f —cue—/ - e—e- 'i_, At o , ,8aa4.ci 74 .t ' L j ai L c, ;sue--, - ," LRB-9 (.3. c.00 a (,o) f. • t F;ECLAN\TION BOA Depart: _„r u1 Natural Resources Room 215, 1845 Sherman St. Telephone: 892-3401 De'_vcr, Colorado CO20'T trpl icatior *or "crmit_to Operate Onen Mining 1. Name of operator Flatiron Paving Co. of Boulder - (It operator is a parfner..'iip, please list name and address of each partner and sta,, w::.-L..Cr the partnership is a limited or general partnerc':in. IC operator is a corporation, give the exact name of the cc•-: rion as it is on file with the Secretary of State, t c add_es.: of ..he corporation, the officers of the corperat:c- , the a<< _ f r sere ice of process in the State of Cclora do and the state e i incorporation.) 2. Addresses of general office and local office: General office P.O. Box 229, Boulder, CO 80302 _ Local office Same Person in charge Mitchell M. Simmons Phone 444-2151 3. Legal description of the area of land to be affected by the proposed operation: See attached 4. a. Number of acres to be affected 51 (Stage I); 4J (Stage II); 35 (Stage III)(Areas mined) b. Date for w'Zich permit approval is souti,ht September, 1974 5. Names and addresses of ovn 'r or owners of the surface of the area of land to he affected by tae operati -n- Milton and Helen Nelson 2040 W. Longs Peak Avenue Longmont, CO 80501 6. Names and addresses of the owner or owners of the mineral rights: Short & Milne P .O. Box 229 Boulder, CO 80302 7. Substance to be mined sand and gravel 8. Source c= te applicant' s local rL2'-t to enter and open mine on t''e land affected by the permit: Agreement For Purchase and Sale of Sand and Gravel in place dated +��,�„nZ � V, 197 (Please attach cop- of document giving applicant such legal right) q. List and iden___,r by number and land area anv _ ite permits which are presently held or have beeuu beld in the past by applicant or any person or legal enLity aftLl :.1Lrd n, ,:s• ociated with appliLant: Several reclamation plans on file at State Burear of Mines under previous act. 10. Give a detailed description of the method of operation_to be employed in the open mining: 1 . Periferal dewatering trench excavated by backhoe and pumped. - 2 . Gravel within area trenched to be excavated by means of front end loaders. 3 . Portable crushing/screening plant to operate and stockpile at site . U . Size in acres of the area or areas to be worked at any one time by applicant: 5-10 acres/year depending upon market. 12. Set out a time table giving the periods of time which will be required for the various stages of the operation: Stage I 15 years (Max) Stage II 15 years (Max) Stage III 10 years (Max) 13. Attach: two copies of an accurate map of the area affected by the opening mining which map shall include, but not be limited to, the following: a. The map shall be made an-? certified to by a registered land surveyor, professional engineer registered in the State or Colorado, or a qualified person. b. Identify the area on the map, with colored ink or some other manner, which corresponds with the application. c. Indicate adjacent deep mining and adjacert surface owners. d. The map shall be to a scale of not less than one hundred (100) feet to the inch and rot to exceed six hundred sixty (660) feet to the inch. e. Indicate the name and hoca_ien of all creeks, roads, buildings, oil and gas walls and lire_ and po..:r and co—y unication lines on the area of affectec land and within t*-o hundred (200) feet of all boundaries of such area. f. Indicate the total area to be inyo'vec' in the operation including the area to be tired and r' • area of land affected. g. Indicate the teroe rag-v or t`,a area with contour lines of sufficient detail to portray t'-e direc'i_cn and rate of slope of the land in question. h. Indicate the genera! t 7e, thickness and distribution of soil over th,- area it questi nr . i. Indicate the type, c''arocter, and density of present vegetation • covering the area it -'- L.;r-1 e j. Indicate t lepth and thickness of the cc sand, gravel, quarry aggregate, UL limestone used Lor construct. purposes, to be mined and the thickness and type of the overburden to be removed. k. Indicate the expected )hysic.t1 appearance of the area to be mined and the area of laid .ifected, correlated to the timetable required herein. 14. Permit fee: A fee of fifty dollars ($50.00) plus fifteen dollars ($15.00) for each acre or fraction thereof of ti.e area of land to be affected by the operation must acco._ipany this application. $ 815 . 00 (Stage I1 (Amount of money submitted) 15. Bond: A bond must be submitte(' together with Board Form 2. (You will be advised in writing of tl-e aiount of the bond after this application has been reviewed.) a. The bond must be payable to the State of Colorado. b. The bond must be conditioned upon the operator faithfully performing • all requirc'cnts of C',:a: or 92, Article 13, CRS 1963 as amended. c. The bond shall be si-re,? by the operator as principal and by a good and sufficient corpora:_ surety autorized to do business in the State of Colorado. d. Said bond must be submitted with the application unless the Land Reclamation Board authorizes the operator to use one of the alterna- tive plans set cut in Section 92-13-8, CRS 1963 as amended. 16. A land stabilization and reclamation agreement may also be required pursuant to the provisions of Section 92-32-5, CRS 1963 (1969 Perm. Cum. Supp.) 17. County or city zoning Agricultural a. Does this zoning classification allow mining? Yes X No 18. This application, map, permit fee, bord and other information should be submitted to. LAND RECL1'"ATI0N BOARD Colorado Division of Pines Room 215, 1845 Sher'.an Street Denver, Colorado 80233 Telephone: N92-3'+01 Signed by yam` Title Chief Engineer Phone 444-2151 Date 4/26/74 -3- 1^'1-1 NELSON PROPERTIES STAGE I : Those parts of the following described parcels lying West of the centerline of Boulder Creek and East of the Godding, Dailey and Plumb Ditch: 1) The SW1/4 of the NE1/4 of Section 20 , T2N, R68W of the 6th P.M. 2) The NW1/4 of the SE1/4 of Section 20 , T2N, R68W of the 6th P.M . 3) The NE1/4 of the SW1/4 of Section 20, T2N, R68W of the 6th P.M. 4) The N1/2 of the SW1/4 of the SE1/4 of Section 20, T2N, R68W, of the 6th P.M . 5) The N1/2 of the SE1/4 of the SW1/4 of Section 20, T2N, R68W of the 6th P.M. STAGE II: Those parts of the following described parcels lying West of the centerline of Boulder Creek and East of the Godding, Dailey and Plumb Ditch: The S1/2 of the S1/2 of the SW 1/4 of Section 20, T2N, R68W of the 6th P.M. , AND The N1/2 of the NW 1/4 of Section 29 , T2N, R68W of the 6th P.M . STAGE III: The SE1/4 of the NE1/4 of Section 30 , T2N, R68W of the 6th P.M. All within Weld County, Colorado. • Leonard Rice Consulting Water Engineers, Inn Leonard Harold FRB shop (303)455-9589/ 2785 North Speer Boulevard/ Denver,Colorado 80211 Marianne McGalliard OFFICES IN Denver,Colorado Albuquerque,N.M. July 11, 1974 Mr. Bruce Hanna Flatiron Sand & Gravel Company P.O. Box 229 Boulder, Colorado 80302 Dear Bruce: In response to your request made during a telephone con- versation on July 8 , 1974 , we have reviewed the future water table fluctuations resulting from the excavation of sand and gravel from Lake No. 3 and the possible effects of the lowering of the water table on County Road No. 162. The present direction of groundwater flow in the flood- plain of Boulder Creek is from west to east flowing into the creek. The depth to water at the site of the proposed No. 3 Lake and in the vicinity of the County Road ranges from 32 ft. to 61 ft. below the land surface. The future water level in the lake will be determined by the present lowest groundwater elevation that will be intercepted by the excavation of the lake. This elevation is estimated to be 4909 ft. for Lake No. 3 . With a water surface elevation of 4909 ft. drawdowns along the southern portion of the lake may be expected to range from 1 to 3 ft. at the lake boundary. Less than 1 ft. of drawdown is expected at the southeastern corner of the lake and the drawdown of 3 ft. is expected at the southwestern corner of the lake. The maximum drawdown generated by the existence of the lake will be recorded at the lake edge. Drawdowns will decrease at distances away from the lake and will negligible within 300 to 500 ft. from the lake. With Lake No. 3 located 50 to 100 ft. away from County Road No. 162, water table draw- downs beneath the road will be considerably less than the 1 to 3 ft. Ground subsidence resulting from lowering of the Hydrology Water Rights Environmental Analysis Urban Drainage s � '` • - 2 - Mr. Bruce Hanna July 11 , 1974 Flatiron Sand & Gravel Co. water table is most commonly associated with the dewatering of fine grain sediments, such as silts and coarse textured clays . The fine grained sediments in the floodplain of the creek are mostly above or equal in elevation to, the water table and , therefore, the effects of dewatering beneath the County Road would be considered negligible . No adverse effects resulting from the opening of Lake No. 3 on the County Road are anticipated. Very truly yours , LEONARD RICE CONSULTING WATER ENGINEERS, INC. ifALWafrigiges"-- Robert E. Brogden Groundwater Geologist r D`- OD F. BIS�� 15TER q Reviewed by : 10511 Harold F . Dish p `'/•°A;0._ ORAL z.P� Professional Engineer, Colorado 10511 F 0FC0.-0 REB/jb #2071 Longmont, Colorado, July 1st, 1974 . Weld County Planning Commission, 922 - 9th Street, Greeley, Colorado 80631. Re: Nelson - Short and Milne. Gentlemen: Milton Nelson and Helen Nelson have agreed to sell certain sand, gravel and topsoil in place in Sections 20 , 29 and 30 , in Township 2 North, of Range 68 West to Short and Milne, doing business as Flatiron Companies , pursuant to agreement dated February 15th, 1974. The parties have applied for a permit to mine the gravel and have submitted a reclamation plan therewith. In furtherance of said application, the parties agree to record restrictive covenants to run with the title to the land described in the application for gravel permit, which covenants shall require the present and future owners of said premises to maintain the ponds and other structures required by said reclama- tion plan at the expense of such owners . Such covenants shall expressly exempt the owners from any liability or obligation if performance is prevented by act of any governmental or legislative body or governmental agency or court order, judgment or decree; or if dams or structures are extensively damaged by flood greater than has occurred in the past one hundred years , civil commotion, war, explosion, Act of God or other causes beyond the control of the parties ; or if performance is rendered impossible or substantially more difficult by reason of material alteration of the channel of Boulder Creek upstream from subject property. Yours very truly, 4(- /KC" Milton H. Nelson. 1 t z 6! 7/2 Helen C. Nelson. 0 FLATIRON COMPANIES POST OFFICE BOX 229, BOULDER, COLORADO 80302 • PHONE : (303) 444-2151 May 6, 1974 Ms . Carol Lee, Zoning Administrator Weld County Planning Department Court House, 9th Avenue & 9th Greeley, CO 80631 Dear Carol: I am forwarding copies of deeds showing ownership of the Nelson properties in Sections 20, 29 and 30, T2N, R68W of the 6th P.M. , for your use in reviewing the Special Use Request for a gravel mining operation. Sincere , Bruce E. Hanna Enclosures rit r1,1 y 1974 r� c_ RECEIVED �f La cu�llt'd �]2oni,7, CC;71SSiQp �� fr r4. NAhiEw Flatiron Paving rcE4_. SUP # 260 : 74 : 23 TYPE OF SPECIAL USE Gravel Pit BY DATE APPLICATION CHECKED BY ZONING INSPECTOR FILE ASSEMBLED 6/12/741, ' ' LEGAL DESCRIPTION CHECKED BY CO . ATTORNEY '742--3/7V AIRPHOTOl VICINITY MAP PREPARED 1 * SURROUNDING OWNER' S NAMES PLANNING COMMISSION HEARING DATE SET OTHER AGENCIES NOTIFIED lj 6/12/74 SOILS REPORT _I WATER CONTRACT OR LETTER OF INTENT COPY OF APPLICATION TO COMMISSIONERS ty�, OFFICE FOR PUBLICATION COUNTY COMMISSIONERS HEARING DATE SET FIELD CHECK r/ STAFF REPORT a PLANNING COMMISSION HEARING 7/3/74 PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION i 7 4" C^UN'i Y ATTO R"1EY CHECK RESOLUTION & LEGAL NOTIFICATION OF SURROUNDING OWNERS BY CERTIFIED MAIL _.1 1 COUNTY COMMISSIONER' S HEARING COUNTY COMMISSIONER' S RESOLUTION /// %7f I PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES /a/7 ' PLANNING COMMISSION DECISION (APPROVED, - DENIED - TABLED) COMMENTS AND ACTION TAKEN® NOTICE Pursuant to the zoning laws of the State of Colorado, a public hearing will be held in the Office of The Board of County Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado, Weld County Court House, Greeley, Colorado, at the time specified. All persons in any manner interested in the Land Use Permit are requested to attend and may be heard. BE IT ALSO KNOWN that the text and maps so certified by the Weld County Planning Commission may be examined in the Office of The Board of County Commissioners, Weld County Court House, Greeley, Colorado. Docket No. 103 Flatiron Paving c/o Ted McMurren P.O. Box 1137 Greeley, Colorado 80631 Date : September 9, 1974 Time : 10 : 20 A.M. Request: Land Use Permit - Gravel Permit Operation STAGE I : Those parts of the following described parcels lying West of the centerline of Boulder Creek and East of the Godding, Dailey and Plumb Ditch; 1) The SW4 of the NE4 of Section 20 , T2N, R68W of the 6th P.M. 2) The NW4 of the SE4 of Section 20 , T2N, R68W of the 6th P.M. 3) The NE4 of the Silk of Section 20 , T2N, R68W of the 6th P.M. 4) The Nh of the SW4 of the SE4 of Section 20, T2N, R68W, of the 6th P.M. 5) The Nz of the SE4 of the SW4 of Section 20, T2N, R68W of the 6th P.M. STAGE II: Those parts of the following described parcels lying West of the centerline of Boulder Creek and East of the Godding, Dailey and Plumb Ditch : The S z of the S 2 of the SW4 of Section 20 , T2N, R68W of the 6th P.M. , AND The NZ of the NW4 of Section 29 , T2N, R68W of the 6th P.M. STAGE III: The SE4 of the NE4 of Section 30 , T2N, R68W of the 6th P.M. w All within Weld County, Colorado. THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WELD COUNTY, COLORADO '112 i,, . BY: S. LEE SHEHEE, JR. co t91' COUNTY CLERK AND RECORDER (4") AND CLERK TO THE BOARD RECEIVED co ted i9eid fmlygust; , 1974 PLInrin Gon i-- P - fished in; e Greeley Journal: August 9th and 30th, 1974. „b C'6i?12 SZ O i_ l NOTICE ,' e • s ants th' onuvt ol C.,c rado d l,,,b0 c hears - ' NOTICE t 'O"'ceof Ti', Board of Co,i ty C•1'' oners of 1`,'eci C runt✓ Colorado ,'�1 Crum✓Cot rt H Graolc _ 'a cr 'a.�s -Sta., ti � , the' e Soecd ea All p'rsens m ah,rean c a T, `n.a nc t F �Ic nor interested n the I and Use Perri,'are C s arsr col—he WebBoaut or Co lorti Commis el re quested to attem'and may Le,hear(' soon ors of Wela Gwnto Colorado Weld BE IT ALSO KNOWN that tic text,ind Itminty Court House Geis ey Colorado at maps ho certified by the Weld County Plan fee Time interested s lied All Decd o ns m e mane fling Commission may be examrued in tn,' her attend the and Land Use Permit eard are Office oc The Board of Chu.y I, r,,.,,,s requested to ALSO KNOWN may the heard 'r ners Wel❑ County Crc rt �h rye BE IT ALSO that text and Grt'ley. Colorcu nr,' so o r ss'd by th' 'i'I Cony Plan Docket No 103 r-q Com�'1 ss on rd hr'c xa„�ned n the Flatiror Pa.inq O'�a a' The Board of GCi Court Commis Tea h" t1crrr•n • Welt' County Court House P O Etcx ''3,- Gr cele, Colorado Grericy Colorado 80631 oc Dio k flair,flair, September, 9 t471 Flab n PavietngNo 103 Time 1020AM cored 1137 en 0 Request Land Use Permit-Gravel Perini' P e Box 1 for Operation Greeley Colorado 80631 Date September 9 1971 S1A(GL I I hose parts of the following de- t ce 10 20 A M H�qu Lit Land Use Pcnn�t-Gravel Per �•scribed parcels lying West of the centerline of Boulder Creek and Ooe-ahon STALE Trope parts of the bllowing de East of the Godding Dailey and Plumb Ditch Scribed i arcels Sing West of the 1)The SW',of the NE a of Sec- centerline of Boulder Creek and tier,20 T2N R68W of the 6th E st of the Gadding Dailey and P M Plumb Ditch 2i The NW',of the SE .of C c- 1O he SW'.of the NE' o'Sec Lon 20 T2N R68W of the th tion 20 T2N R68W of the 6th PM P M 31The NE'r of the Stara of Se- £,The NW' n'the SE of Sec- tion 20 T2N R68W of the r, tion 20 T2N RoBW of the 6th PM P M 41The N r of the SW' of the 3'The NE o'tteSW -o'Sec SE'., of Section 20 T2N ton 20 12N R681V Cl the 6'n R680 of the 6th P M P M 5)The N of the SE', of the 4 SThe E' N or the SW _ of the SW' of Section 20 T2N R F'r of Section 20 T2N 68W of the 6th P M SIThe W R of the 6th P M STAGE II Those parts of the following de- N of the SE -I of the scribed parcels lying West of the SW'a of Section 20 T2N R centerline of Boulder Creek and 68W of the 6th P M East of the Goddrng Dailey and STAGE II Those pats cf the following de Plumb Ditch imbed I.vicels Iv ng West of the canterlinr of Boi,lder Creek and The S 2 o.he S' the SW'.of - Gndc,r'q Da ley and E i r Section 20 T2N R68W of the 6th P,,o^L.,Lao P Psi AND The S o'the o'the SW,of The N of ft e NW'r of Section, .Sector 20 T2N R68W of the 6th 29 T2N 12{681/V of the 6th P M P M AND STALL III The SE ,of the NE',of Section 30 T2N R68W of the 6ta P M The N' of urn NW' c`Section 29 T2N RLHP✓ ,f the 6th P M All within Weld County Col STAGE'II The SE of the NE of Section oredo 30 T2N Bur-PA n .c Eel P M IHE BOARD OF A' with n J',,i,' Co,n', Col COUNTY COMMISSIONERS orado WELD COUNTY COLORADO 1 HE BOARD OF BY S LEE SHEHEE JR COUNTS (,JMMISSIONERS COUNTY CLERK AND RECORDER WEL D CU,fN f V COLORADO AND CLERK 10 THE BOARD _ BY S LEE Sf+EHEE JR COUNTY CO RR AND RECORDER AND CLEF, '0 THE BOARD ``A Tou 47 Called the Greeley,j September 6, 1974 at 3: 30 P.M. to find out if the publication of Dockets #102 & #103 had been paid for by the applicants : Elmer Moore (#102) and Flatiron Paving (#103) . This office was told that no one was there to give us this information and to call back on Monday morning before the first hearing at 10: 00 A.M. and they would have said information ready. Called Greeley Journal September 9 , 1974 at 8: 30 A.M. This office was informed that no one was there to give us the information and to call Mr. Tatman at his home at 353-6563. Called Richard Tatman September 9, 1974 at 8 : 45 A.M. at his home. Mr. Tatman informed this office that there was absolutely no was possible to get the information to us before 10 : 00 A.M. Mr. Tatman instructed this office to assume the publication fees had been paid by both applicants and that he would accept the responsibility for them whether or not they were paid. 0 9- - 74/4 NOTICE Pursuant to the zoning laws of the State of Colorado, a public hearing will be held in the Office of The Board of County Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado, Weld County Court House , Greeley, Colorado, at the time specified. All persons in any manner interested in the Land Use Permit are requested to attend and may be heard. BE IT ALSO KNOWN that the text and maps so certified by the Weld County Planning Commission may be examined in the Office of The Board of County Commissioners, Weld County Court House, Greeley, Colorado. Docket No. 103 Flatiron Paving c/o Ted McMurren P .O. Box 1137 Greeley, Colorado 80631 Date : September 9, 1974 Time : 10 : 20 A.M. Request : Land Use Permit - Gravel Permit Operation . Approximately five (5) miles East of Firestone, Colorado. THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WELD COUNTY, COLORADO BY: S . LEE SHEHEE, JR. 1 COUNTY CLERK AND RECORDER -- i from the ofice of Greeley, Colorado rflJf; BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WE 1) COUNTY , COLORADO B-1-13----2 F, 1974 i )--71(- /7i'(.771-74 8I// ,Q, (Ake, Pub L i.s ier : Please insert Lhe enclosed notice in your next issue the week � a(o / 7 of___C ; _____"o ; _2 l ( one ( 1) time only . Also please find l enclosed a oucher for billing purposes . Please bill the Board of County Commissioners , and include an affidavit of publication. Thank you . rely yours , —�`- OSTR^ARK BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS / OR DATE ' COUNTY ,, COLORADO itN-P17jr-rf LEE SHEHEE, JR CI -7--- __ . ounty Clerk and 1',, .,rr� — ,—Ell erk Lo the Board .rF 'l'k?6 l• R?sgre to follow instructions on other side PLEASE FURNJSI,j. SERVICrE(S) INDICATED BY CHECKED BLOCK(S) J'rI Uf`dr1 C:I,L' tK (Addztio)fat"eta ges 2egaired for tnese sertuee) Show address I I Denver ONLY 1 where aelweired I Li to addressee I RECEIPT Received the nu bered article described below REGISTERED NO` ERR r.V.;,c .< SIGNAT RE OR NAME OF ADP7«E:'SEE(P.^t-t always be filled in) CERTIFIED N0. ,7 1 j l (3' CI- SIGNATURE OF ADDRESSEE'S AGENT, If ANY INSURED N0. -- DATE DELIVERED SHOW WHERE DELIVERED (Onlj)f request..d,and�nclruLeZlP'Code) Od. 1' 2__'?1 ) .EL. —ans...i September 9, 1974 I hereby certify that pursuant to a notice dated August 7, 1974, duly published August 9, 1974, and August 30, 1974 , in the Greeley Journal, a public hearing was had on a request for a Land Use Permit, Gravel Pit, by Flatiron Paving, at the time and place specified in said notice. A motion was made and seconded to take the request under advisement. Motion carried. ATTEST: �`�- ��`"�un - -DI .- / I - , / j . / I j. '''\____, I ' Cif l l ..� ., f COUNTY CLERK & RECORDER CHAIRMAN J I AND CLERK TO THE BOARD BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WELD COUNTY, COLORADO By: DEPUTY COUNTY CLERK tll\} r, AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION LONGMONT DAILY TIMES-CALL State of Colorado ) 'I County of Boulder ) ss H .. . .hz.ader ,do , NOTICE Pursuant to the zoning laws of the State solemnly swear that the LONG\1O\ I DAILY TIMES-CALI. of Colorado,a public hearing will be held in the Office of The Board of County Commissioners of **Hi County, is a daily newspaper printed, in whole or in part, and Colerfd4, weld Count* Court House, Greeley,Colorado,at the time specified All persons in any manner interested in published in the City of Longmont C'ount\ of Boulder, State ' the Land Use Permit are requested to attend and may be heard of Colorado, and which has genera circulation therein and in BE IT ALSO KNOWN that the text and maps so certified by the Weld County Planning Commission may be examined parts of Boulder and Weld Counties, that said newspaper has ! in the•Office of The Board of County Commissioners, Weld County Court been continuously and uninterruptedlpublished for a period of House,c Greeley,Colorado P Docket No 103 Flatiron Paving more than six months next prior to the first publication of the c o Ted McMurren P O Box 1137 Greeley,Colorado 80631 annexed legal notice of advertisement, that said newspaper has Date September 9,1974 Time 10.20 A M been admitted to the United States mails as second-class matter Regoest. Land Use Permit— Gravel Perm$operation Approximately five (5) mites East of Firestone,Colorado under the provisions of the Act of March 3, 1879, or any amend- THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WELD COUNTY,COLORADO ments thereof, and that said newspaper is a daily newspaper duly , BY S Lee Shehee,Jr__ COUNTY CLERK AND RECORDER qualified for publishing legal notices and advertisements within CL DailyRK TO THE BOARD g Published in the Times Call, Longmont,Colo on Aug 26,1974 the meaning of the laws of the State of Colorado; that copies of each number of said newspaper, in which said notice or ad- vertisement was published, were transmitted by mail or carrier to each of the subscribers of said newspaper, according to the accustomed mode of business in this office. That the annexed legal notice of advertisement was published in the regular and entire editions of said daily newspaper once I I each week on the same day of each week for the period of. ..1 consecutive insertions; and that the first publication of said notice ll was in the issue of said newspaper dated A.ug.us.t....26 ,19 74 ,and that the last publication of said notice was in the it issue of saki newspaper dated....... .....A u gust- 2.6.. ......, 19...74 In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand this 2 6 day of . Aurgus. , 19 7.4.. i! '11\4.1 Jusiness Manager Subscribed and sworn to before me this 2.6.th.day of Ii August 19 74 My Commission Expires My Commission Expires Apr.9,1977 7 7 Notary Public i FEE $ 7.8 2 �I Adm 2B .p k O ri p"q M " I • FL C u J f n /1 h�l Y.T.• FZI Affidavit of Publication STATE OF COLORADO, ) )ss. County of Weld, Richard L. Taman I, of said County of Weld, being duly sworn, say that I am one of the publishers of THE GREELEY JOURNAL NOTICE that the same is a weekly newspaper of general cir- culation, published in the city of Greeley, in said Pursuant to the zoning laws of the State of Colorado a public hearing will be held in county and state, that the notice or advertisement, the Office of The Board of County Commis- of which the annexed is a true copy, has been pub- sioners of Weld County Colorado Weld tTnTO County Court House Greeley Colorado,at the time specified All persons in any man- ner interested in the Land Use Permit are requested to attend and may be heard Cb41YBt.'17L1VT weeks, that the notice was published in BE IT ALSO KNOWN that the text and the regular and entire issue of every number of said maps so certified by the Weld County Plan- newspaper during the period of time of publication rung Commission may be examined in the of said notice, and in the newspaper proper and not Office of The Board of Coutny Commis- in a supplement thereof,that the first publication of stoners, Weld County Court House, Greeley,Colorado said notice was contained in the issue of said news- Docket No 103 Flatiron Paving 9th c'o Ted McMurren P O Box 1137 paper bearing date the day of Greeley,Colorado 80631 Date September 9 1974 Time 10 20 A M August f 7 Request Land Use Permit-Gravel Permit ,A.D 19 and Operation the last publication thereof in the issue of said STAGE I Those parts of the following de- 30th scribed parcels lying West of the centerline of Boulder Creek and East of the Godding,Dailey and newspaper bearing date the--- day of Plumb Ditch 1)The SW'4 of the NE'a of Sec- tion 20 T2N R68W of the 6th August 7'4 P M , 19--------- that the said 2)The NW'4 of the SE'a of Sec- The Greeley Journal has been published continu- lion 20 T2N R68W of the 6th ously and uninterruptedly_during the period of at PM 3)The NE'4 of the SW'4 of Sec- least fifty-two consecutive weeks next p-ti•r to the tion 20 T2N,R68W of the 6th first issue thereof containing said notice o adver- P M tisement above referred to, that said newspa.er has 4)The N'4 of the SW'4 of the been admitted to the United States mails -cond- SE'a of Section 20 T2N, class matter under the provisions of Act of R68W of the 6th P M March 3, 1$79'or any -•eof,.1 d that 5)The N': of the SE'4 of the y SW'4 of Section 20, T2N, R said newspap is a we ly ne ' p dul '•ualifr-. 68W of the 6th P M fry publishm' legal ny ice •: d adv rtise 0 t ' _ STAGE II Those parts of the following de- n the mean g of t . of the ' ate f / •. - scribed parcels lying West of the centerline of Boulder Creek and - - East of the Gadding,Dailey and Plumb Duch The S' of the S'7of the S IN'4of Section 20 T2N R68W of the 6thof P M AND �/ {� Subscribed and sworn to before me this The N':of the NW'a of Section 29,T2N R68W of the 6th P M STAGE III The SE'.,of the NE'4 of Section ,,// 30 T2N R68W of the 6th P M day of -- ------- --- , A D. 19--2-�`-- All within Weld County, Col- orado / , 7 My commission expires ----------------------- THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WELD COUNTY COLORADO ,apr, BY S LEE SHEHEE JR Not Public COUNTY CLERK AND RECORDER AND CLERK TO THE BOARD Dated August' 1174 Publ sed August 9 and 47 1971 Published n Tip Grnele,Jourrai Sl ATE OF COLORADO L9, COUNTY OF WFLD �q idled with the C,..11, of 1ri.: L'oiJrd of County Commissioners C0UNT%CLERK ANU I.EC0V.ULR Sy Deputy r SPECIAL USE PERMIT APPLICATION Weld County Planning Commission Services Building, Greeley, Colo. FOR PLANNING DEPARTMENT USE ONLY: CASE NUMBER: "SG{ j' 26--e) "Y PC HEARING DATE: f2-/ - '2 -/ SEC: 20, 29 ,30 TWP 2N RANGE: 68W CC HEARING DATE: LAND CODE: T: S: 1/4: KEY: SUB/DIV CODE: SUB: BLK: LOT: KEY: REFER TO: PERMIT FEE: 1) DATE: APP. CHECKED BY: 32) `, '„ ; � �a ."/ DATE: RECEIPT NO. DATE: LEGAL DESC. APPRVL: 4) DATE: TO BE COMPLETED BY APPLICANT IN ACCORDANCE WITH PROCEDURAL GUIDE RE- QUIREMENTS: Print or type only, except for necessary signatures: I, (we) the undersigned, hereby request a hearing before the Weld County Planning Commission concerning a proposed Special Use Permit for the following described unincorporated area of Weld County: LEGAL DESCRIPTION of contiguous property owned upon which Special Use Permit is proposed: See Attached LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF SPECIAL USE PERMIT AREA:(Sse7e �- - - - e7? ' .C''i/ STREET LOCATION: ZONE PROPOSED USE: Sand and gravel mining REASON: Economic use FEE OWNERS OF AREA PROPOSED FOR SPECIAL USE: NAME: Milton Nelson and Helen Nelson ADDRESS: 2040 W. Longs Peak, Longmont, CO 80501 TELEPHONE: 776-1258 I hereby depose and state under the penalities of perjury that all statements proposals and/or plans submitted with or contained within this application are true and correct to the best of my knowledge. COUNTY OF WELD ) STATE OF COLORADO ) .� 9/R/7 / Signature: Owner or Authorized Agent Subscribed and sworn to before me this day of , 1974 : // C&C.; NOTARY PUBLIC - SEAL // NELSON PROPERTIES STAGE I : Those parts of the following described parcels lying West of the centerline of Boulder Creek and East of the Godding, Dailey and Plumb Ditch: 1) The SW1/4 of the NE1/4 of Section 20, T2N, R68W of the 6th P.M. 2) The NW1/4 of the SE1/4 of Section 20, T2N, R68W of the 6th P.M. 3) The NE1/4 of the SW1/4 of Section 20, T2N, R68W of the 6th P.M. 4) The N1/2 of the SW1/4 of the SE1/4 of Section 20, T2N, R68W, of the 6th P.M. 5) The N1/2 of the SE 1/4 of the SW1/4 of Section 20, T2N, R68W of the 6th P.M. STAGE II: Those parts of the following described parcels lying West of the centerline of Boulder Creek and East of the Godding, Dailey and Plumb Ditch: The S1/2 of the S1/2 of the SW1/4 of Section 20, T2N, R68W of the 6th P.M. , AND The N1/2 of the NW1/4 of Section 29 , T2N, R68W of the 6th P.M. STAGE III: The SE1/4 of the NE1/4 of Section 30, T2N, R68W of the 6th P.M. All within Weld County, Colorado. �-'" THE WESTERN CASUALTY AND SURETY COMPANY ,use, _` h THE WESTERN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Fos z HOME OFFICE-FORT SCOTT, KANSAS 66701 CERTIFICATE OF INSURANCE To County Gort .ssio e s 9F THIS CERTIFICATE IS NOT A CONTRACT OF INSURANCE elc. County, Colnrac'o NOR IS IT AN ENDORSEMENT TO POLICIES LISTED BELOW. :raele., Co1orak.:o _tttri :arol Lee, Zoning "C.ministrator This certificate of insurance is not valid unless it is signed by a duly authorized representative This is to certify that the following described policy or policies (as indicated by specific e^t,y nereinr are in force as of the date below. Name of Insured 1-2 iati r0.1 E 'wing C''"riny -)5 :O'ilc'er, _ • O. ,ox 220, -ot"c or, T h1Or ado Description of Work Operations a1 CravC.1 ,it Location of Work .JE'_C• 2", 2- ., .-},-, i2'Y, .7\ �'� :, +elu .. ;•i7-,tk', Colo--_-;.-,60 FORM OF INSURANCE POLICY NUMBER'EXPIRATION DATE, LIMITS OF LIABILITY _ _ _ -- _ _ Coverage is not provided for items Workmen's Compensation ---I- - + Fully complies with State Law Employer's Liability I i below unless indicated by "x": S General Liability Bodily Injury "x" indicated Form of Insurance each a blast,r.g or explosion _ Comprehensive General I ',;^ 1064 n-1-75 S3fQ, Of_ •_ - occurrence c' collapse Manufacturers' and Contractors' u" underground damage Owners', Landlords' and Tenants' S300,__'JjQ._ age-egate "d' underground resources _ OCompleted Operations-Products Property Damage l each ' 'e' blowout or cratering - 'Independent Contractors Sl_.'_,C'__- . _ ^P^ce F....1Contractual S;UCy.__.1.1 aggrepate , Excess Liability Policy i each S occurrence Subject to underlying _ policies a^d retention. $ aggregate Automobile Liability -,D 1:) ",!4 ; : -1-;7 Bodily Injury each S__1.t,_12L• ___person All owned automobiles I each , H'red and ' I � S3r'',Ci.._-__ occurrence non-owned automobiles K Property Damage , Specified Automobiles each as listed below ' I S^iac ,`:f __occurrence i The inclusion of any indemnity clause in this certificate is for i'formation only. The inclusio nest r affirmatively nor negatively amends, extends or alters the contractual liability afford�d by the policyy or 1'ted herein. Date .. April12, 1974 BY \\\4----C--nCL(` � .. . . Auth r ized Representatives Place -,OUiuleraCo" nraco.. . ,,er. so...-:.4e�� ..'lsiurs-^c? ;€''C,' • iCityl State and Zip Code' (Agency, Ciissiow' rs table re MS 'S t!U! IUrc LL r xpit jn.in. .SW port of Count . A complicated rezoning for a augmentation- plans for_downstream, restaurant and lounge west of Del Bohlder,Creek users through 1?li of Camino and a sophisticated_pr _o sal for water__rights_oii the"land_But--they,• questioned dust and noise roblems_and, �35-acre4ra_veLmine-along--Boulder, q=----- -- - • Creek_west of=Firestone were tabled urged_ro?d_upgradin Pg in that area. Monday by the Weld County Corn The Moore proposal west of Del missioners.• Camino earlier had suffered from The commissioners tabled the proposal planning staff errors:A variance granted by Elmer Moore for a restaurant and by the County Board of Adjustments had lounge business rezoning along Colo. 119 allowed Moore a half-acre variance on a mile west of I-25 after spokesmen for the standard five-acre minimum Moore and the county planning staff required for a planned-unit-development in the county. But this had not been related a long line of confusion starting enough since the acreage actually was with Moore's mistaken assumption the E. _ _ land was zoned for business when be 4.05 acres instead of 4.5 acres as assumed. bought it in 1971. kieanwhile,— the_commissioners tools And county staff members later had under consideration the_proposed=land granted a building permit for the site, use permit that would allot_a_135 aacre, failing to check Moore's claims—from three=stage gravel operation by Flatirons his`buyer's assumption — that the Sand and_=Gravel,just_west_o£Boulder, . acreage was zoned for business. It, in Creek about�5 miles w�+_y re5 "e. fact, is still zoned agricultural, unlike Chief concern by the commissioners-_, adjacent land. __ was a sy_stem-ofcost sl_►anng-by_thg - 't...; S ke for Moore cited these counyty�nd Flatiron for a*needed road Iroblears and said Moore has spent and bridge_uPgcading_to_support—the arevel mine ' $25,000 to$30,000 already on the proposed Flatiron engineer, Bruce Hanna said business.Moore has yet to come before �_ _ the commissioners a county liquor the_gravel mme rto bedev—Te.oped.in three, for- T�-- license that would be required for his „phases over_about 30 sags,=could-_, proposed lounge. go—duce an estimated 2.8 million tons-of, = (gravel for_Flatiron =aperaEions=in-_the, But acting planning director Gary e,Frederick,Firestone,Colo.52and, Fortner pointed out the planning com- I-25 areas. reas. mission had recommended the proposal -� . He said each_of the three__its,— be denied at a July 16 hearing, He said eventthe proposal violates -the county corn rec1e - ualle=to_be reclaimed_as�rivate, prehensive plan, lacks county health recreation lakes witltislands and_land department sewage approval, lacks land- ism in _drS'' - proof it does not lie in the Boulder and mess.This be_hllowed_through Idaho creek flood plains and other and use_oLperimeter"dewatering"_irenche5 tors rind_ ng each_pit to bedrock' The commissioners tabled the matter veral areas_�t'esidents_ raised_the_ --__ to investigate its history. grave pit_ ans, which include water GREELEY TRIBUNE September 10, 1974 permit _ _ _ _ _ _ _ avel it issued p By JOHN SEELMEYER _going to make money,you can't Moore, the owi:‘r of the Tribune Staff Writer haul the gravel very far," he property, might run into Yet another gravel mining said. The newest pit would be sewage and right-of-way operation was approved by the about a mile from I-25,an area problems. Weld County Planning Corn- of major highway construction. And, they added, the mission Tuesday as the group In other action Tuesday, the proposed restaurant sits on top continues to.be faced with a planners recommended denial of a commercially-attractive "gravelslide" of applications of a zone change which would coal field. State regulations for new facilities. allow construction of a discourage developments in The newest mining operation, restaurant and bar just nor- potential mining area., four miles west of Firestone, thwest of the Del Camino truck Two proposed subdivisions joins a long list of facilities stop on I-25 in the southwestern two miles west of Greeley along which have been approved or corner of the county. the U.S.34 by-pass were tabled placed under consideration by Planning staff members said by the commission until the the commission in recent the proposed development opinions of Greeley planners months. could foreseeably lead to a are obtained. The _commission - _gave commercial strip along Colo. The zoning changes for the approval to the 135-acre 119, which is projected to be a subdivisions, sought by Sears operation,pending the approval major expressway in the Realty and Herman Kliewer, of the county engineer and future. would change agricultural land county attorney. - In addition, they said, Elmer to an estate zoning. Bruce Hanna of Flatiron Paving,owners of the pit,said it is estimated the new facility will produce about 2.5 million tons of gravel. The commission is also considering three other gravel pits in the same area of south- western Weld County. Hanna explained that the development of pits in the area comes as the result of two factors. First, he said, many pits further upstream_on Boulder Creek and other streams are being mined out.The gravel in the Firestone area isn't of the same quality, but will serve_ paving needs, he said. Second,Hanna said,highway_ work in the southwestern part of the county dictates the development of.gravel_pits in the area. "The economics of this-- business say that, if you're GREELEY TRIBUNE July 3 , 1974 WELD COUNTY COLORADO ,,^ For r. For Action To Date __October 24, 1974 ____ For Info To Gary FprtnPr Your Action Or Reply Is Required •, Subject: On Or Before Attached is a letter from Boulder County stating that Gravel trucks could not use the 2 existing bridges on the County Line Road. This would effe the Platte Gravel and Nelson' s ,( latiron) application. Ri har . traub CC: Commissioners J i+J \k \<u ,y, L_ 11p p OngE Gen,n oppa rtm n `((�))1/ rlirr�7r p0. bon 471 13th and 3pruc0 _ot, bouldor, COIO G0302 442•IIOO `�\��V�I'�J`�L�' ©CU' IC U` October 21, 1974 Mr. Richard L. Straub Weld County Engineer P.O. Box 758 Greeley, Colorado 80631 Dear Mr. Straub: Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the proposed gravel operation near Boulder County referred to as Platte Gravel and Flatiron. The location shown on your map would indicate that the proposed haul road would be East County Line (Co. Rd. #901) . The only concern we have is the load limit on both the bridges, the 14-ton one on Boulder Creek and the 14-ton one on St. Vrain Creek. Neither of these structures is capable of withstanding repeated loadings associated with a gravel mining operation. I would request that if the Weld County Commissioners approve these requests they stipulate either a haul route other than East County Line or significant reworking of the bridges to allow for these anticipated loadings. For information only - we have instructed the Colorado State Patrol to enforce the weight limits set on County line bridges - which they are doing. A second problem - can you give me any information on the dump referred to in the attached letter? It appears to be being used rather freely without proper supervision or inspection. Thank you. Very truly yours, Van. A. Hefrfington Acting County Engineer WAH:tbm Attachment WELD COUNTY COLORADO M M For Action To Date September 26, 1974 rjFor Info To Cnmml SS i nnPrS Your Action Or Reply Is Required Gary Fortner Subject: On Or Before 1 . Nelson Properties Gravel Pit (Flatiron Paving Co. ) Flatiron Paving has verbally agreed to provide 2" of asphalt and prime for surfacing about 14 miles of County Road 162. I am waiting for written confirmation of the verbal agreement. 2. Platte Gravel Corp. The following have been agreed to by the developer' s engineer a) 20 foot of right of way will be dedicated to the County along the north side of Road 202 b) The entire site will be fenced with barb or woven wire fence. c) Heavy riprap will be placed on the river side of the proposed dykes , and would be placed on the lake side in the future if necessary. d) The top elevation of the dyke will be determined by the developer's engineer, based on engineering studies. e) Access to the north is not feasible I have previously sent out a memo on the 4 bridges adjacent to the site. Richard L. Straub mfm WEL [) COUNTY COLG . ADO •"\•,-"NM For Action To Date August 12, 1974 For Info To ' Gary Fortner Your Action Or Reply Is Required Commissioners Subject: Special Use Permit On Or Before Nelson Properties,Flatiron Gravel Pit, Road 161 As previously discussed the existing bridges on each side of the proposed entrance will not handle the proposed heavy truck traffic. Mr. Bruce Hanna, of Flatiron Gravel Company, and I inspected both bridges on August 8, 1974. Mr. Hanna has employed a structural engineer to inspect both bridges and to prepare a report on the structural capabilities of each bridge. Mr. Hanna has indicated that Flatiron will participate in the cost of upgrading both of these bridges. Flatiron's participation should be made of record when the special use permit is granted. Richard L. Straub mm WELD COUNTY COLORADO e.,-. �� For Action To Date July 30, 1974 For Info To Gary Fortner Your Action Or Reply Is Required Special Use Permit subject: Net son Properties On Or Before - Flatiron Paving 1 ) My question on possible damage to County Road 162 from seep has been answered by letter from Leonard Nice, Consulting Engineer dated July 11 , 1974. No damage will result to our road from seep. 2) The entrance as shown on plan sheet 1 titled Access Road is approved. 3) The existing small bridge west of the entrance has a 8 ton load limit. 4) The existing bridge over Boulder Creek is in poor condition and may not stand up to repeated heavy truck traffic. Richard L. Straub RLS/mm Page 1 of WELD COUNTY ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT PLAN REVIEW Project Name Location 4L.. z o� z , 3d —7'2ty� 'c '' C,� Type of Review: Zoning Change Special Use Conditional Use Subdivision Date of Hearing by Commission Subdivision Supervisor Comments: County Engineer's Comments: 11221 61..64,66P� /t c � 4)4Zr /60 `6 /6 -/- � -- c "� fL Subdivis on pr o En inee • Date ^ ! Date '" Form #1 " ) 5/22/74 ` ; 11,01 ClurM d • .51;11 1,0;anfis!un E\ \/F 1~:4/v7 vs _mss' `� t: -l''JOHN D. VANDERHOOF JOHN W. ROLD Governor Director iN N COLORADO GEOLOGICAL SURVEY DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES 254 COLUMBINE BUILDING - 1845 SHERMAN STREET DENVER, COLORADO 80203 PHONE 892-2611 July 5, 1974 Mr. Burman Lorenson Planning Director Weld County Services Building Greeley, Colorado _ Dear Mr. Burman: This is in reply to 3 referrals with our comments as listed below: (1) State Highway Department, Section 1, T8, R66. This area is on a small upland remnant east of Keota. Although the deposit is primarily a sand con- taining significant fines, it is the only useable deposit in the vicinity. It serves as an important source of material to the Highway Department for maintenance and repair of roads. (2) State Highway Department, Section 30, T3, R66. This area is mapped as a T3 deposit which is located east of the South Platte River, S of Platteville. Sand has been mined in pits not far to the north of the project tract. Thickness is greater than 11 feet but total thickness is not known. The total thickness of the valley fill varies from 44 to 53 feet. The Highway Department can economically utilize this small tract as a source of aggregate for road repair and main- tenance. We see no particular problems from our standpoint. (3) Flatiron Paving, Section 20, 29, & 30, T2, R68. Three proposed excava- tion areas lie within an area mapped as F 1 located on Boulder Creek. There--- is 6 to 13 feet of gravel with 2 to 5 feet of overburden. based on the Flatiron's drilled holes. A gravel pit lies between 2 proposed excavation areas. Recla- mation is to be carried on simultaneously with mining. It appears that the i,' reclamation plan is a good one. We would expect the county to work closely with the State Reclamation Board and the company during the entire mining and K----__ reclamation process. ijicerely ) , .402_k/ . L. 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NELSON, �\ ,,t' the County of Boulder, and State of Colorado, of the first part, and MILTON H. NELSON and HELEN CECELIA NELSON, ' of the County of Boulder, and State of Colorado, of the second part, Witnesseth, That the said parties of the first part, for and in consideration of the sum of ONE DOLLARG, to the said partieS of the first part in hand paid by the said parties of the second part,the receipt whereof is hereby confessed and acknowledged,have remised,released,sold,conveyed and Quit-Claimed,and by these presents do remise, release, sell, convey and Quit-Claim unto the said parties of the second part, their heirs and assigns,forever,all the right, title,interest,claim and demand which the said partie S of the first part hfive in and to the following described premises situate, lying and being in the County of Weld, and State of Colorado,to-wit. The southeast quarter (S.E.4) of the northwest quarter (N.W.4) of section twenty (20) , in township two (2) north, of range sixty-eight (68) west. • The premises herein described are hereby expressly declared to pass not in tenancy in common but in joint tenancy. To Have and to Hold the Same, Together with all and singular the appurtenances and privileges thereunto belonging or in anywise thereunto appertaining, and all the estate, right,title, interest and claim whatsoever of the said partieS of the first part, either in law or equity, to the only proper use,benefit and behoof of the said partieS of the second part, their heirs and assigns, forever. In Witness Whereof,The said parl.eS of the first part have hereunto set their hand S and seal S the day and year first above written. Signed, Sealed and Delivered in Presence of ....ataiti-Pc-eG.- -7/.44-71-A.,_,...- , Mil r ' 41.Q.t..e.4- -Led,___ a64 CM STATE OF COLORADO, 55. County of Boulder -r The foregoing instrument was • acknowledged before me this / day of April, , 19 53 by;LAWRENCE A. NELSON and MARGARET P. NELSON . r • Witness my hand and official seal. � I. 1 lM My commission expires ll'e 2" if-c-,/ _ _ • • ' NOTARY PUBLIC. I 'If acting in official or representative capacity,insert name and also office or capacity and for whom acting. 1 506 P. QUIT-CLAIM DEED—Out West Printing and Stationery Co..Colorado Springs,Colo. • JUN 3 — 11385 �`�i Wt�t�LS��i9��.:w1�nrM ads BOOK di PAG ��+ _ i,��crd�:: pNCAatton .:Z..�5fi�4..Ann sp . ' WARRANTY DEED. KNOW ALL In1EN BY THESE PRESENTS: That we, MILTON HAROLD NELSON, also known as MILTON H. NELSON and MILTON H. C. NELSON, and HELEN CECILIA NELSON, also known as HELEN NELSON, HELEN CECELIA NELSON and HELEN C. NELSON, of the County of Boulder and State of Colorado, for the consideration of ONE DOLLAR, in hand paid, hereby sell and convey to MILTON H. NELSON and HELEN C. NELSON, of the County of Boulder and State of Colorado, the fol- lowing real property, situate in the County of Weld and State of Colorado, to-wit: The northwest quarter (NW1) of the southwest quarter (SWl) , the south half (Si) of the southwest quarter (SW*) and the southwest quarter (SW4) of the southeast ouarter (SEk) of section seventeen (17) ; the north half (Ni) of the northwest quarter NW4) , the southeast quarter (SE4) of the northwest quarter (NW4) , the northwest quarter (Nw ) of the northeast quarter (NEI) , the south half (Si) of the northeast quarter (NE4 , the northeast quarter (NE4) of the southwest quarter (SW4) , the south half Si) of the southwest quarter (SW4) and the south-- . east quarter (SRI) of section twenty (20) ; the south half (SZ) of the northwest quarter (NW4) and the southwest quarter (SW4) of section twenty-one (21) ; all that part of the southwest quarter (SW4) of the northeast quarter (NE4) of section twenty-one (21) lying west of the county road; the southeast quarter (SE*) of the northeast quarter (NE4) of section thirty (30) ; the northwest quarter NWT , the west half (W2) of the northeast quarter (NEt) and the northeast quarter (NE4) of the northeast quarter (NEk) of section twenty—nine (29) ; all in township two (2) north, of range sixty—eight (68) west; Except parcel of land as conveyed by deed to Charles Olson recorded in book 1145 at page 426 of Weld County records; and except that portion of the north half (Ni) of the southwest quarter (SW4) of said section twenty-one (21) conveyed to The Great Western Sugar Company by deed recorded in book 4.29 at page 583 of said Weld County records; and subject to existing rights of way for roads, ditches, rail- roads, telephone lines, and other easements, includ- ing right of way for ditch conveyed by deed recorded in book 818 at page 308 of said records and by deed . recorded in book 894 at page 388 of said records; But together with all ditch and water rights appertaining to said premises, including 17 shares of the capital stock of the Plumb and Dailey Ditch Company, 1/2 share of the capital stock of the Boulder and Weld County Ditch Company, 100 shares of the capital stock of The Boulder and White Rock Ditch Company; all interest in the belehant Ditch, its decrees and priorities, and all of the 37.12 • • • BUIL ?AGE U • • • cubic feet of water per second of time allowed to flow therein under Priority No. 25; an undivided two-thirds (2/3rds) interest in and to the Carr and Tyler Ditch, its decrees and priorities; and • all rights in the Houck Ditch No. 2, its decrees and priorities; with all its appurtenances and warrant the title to the same, sub- ject to existing rights of way for roads and ditches, and to any lien by reason of the inclusion of said premises in the Northern Colorado Water Conservancy District. The premises herein described are hereby expressly declared to pass, not in joint tenancy, but in tenancy in common. Signed and delivered this c C day of June, A.D. 1953. . 1144-6 4( (SEAL) Also known as: fad (SEAL) (SEAL) Also known as: • �c. e ,tom' 7� � e' 71 (SEAL) '�� l L C e.e.Ec f ��'" �o •Z (SEAL) a:1.7 ale [� z - << G�.� �� (SEAL) State of Colorado, ss. County of Boulder, The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this day of June, 1953, by MILTON HAROLD NELSON, also known as MILTON H. NELSON and MILTON H. C. NELSON, and HELEN CECILIA NELSON also known as HELEN NELSON, HELEN CECELIA NELSON and HELEN C. 2.6 .NELSON. �: Witness my hand and official seal. a 7, • •_��_ My commission expires April 29th, 1954. • cra c? - Q; d `' � Notary Public. sopx519 _ JUL 201964 i . Recorded at'ti r�J......o'cl0ck_LL_M..- — -- ✓ Reception No...�4' i ANN SPOMER ��rd I DEAw .....1._,1— . 1 MILTON H. NELSON and HELEN C. NELSON, 1T — =MY'--- `364 -36451'; , ' v '1e r, whose address is 2040 West Longs Peak Avenue, �N'_ Y- - •Longmont, County of Boulder ,and State of a, rt ._ n lmnit..�ltM,I ,,- ; =, F �' _�� Colorado ,for the consideration of ONE HUNDRED a� �: :i .e.._.. R DOLLARS, and other consideration, t -'--Cs� ' ae !"l�i C ` 'slams;in hand paid,hereby sell(it) and convey(2) to • 1kl' t HERMAN SCHLAGEL and BETTY LOUISE SCHLAGEL, 'p' :--- �` JOINT TENANCY, with right of survivorship, and not in tenancy in common., ,0171tDBi;:tt ts4, � ��'whose address is Route 3, Longmont , County of Boulder ,and State of Colorado the following real property in the County of Weld ,and State of Colorado,to-wit: The south half (Si) of the southwest quarter (SW4), the northwest quarter (NW-k) of the southwest quarter (SWk) and the southwest quarter (SW-' ) of the south- east quarter (SEk) of section seventeen (17), except tract of land as conveyed by deed recorded in Book 1145 at Page 426 of Weld County, Colorado records; and the north half (Nk) of the northwest quarter (NIA), and the northwest quarter (NWk) of the northeast quarter (NEk) of section twenty (20), all in township two (2) north, of range sixty-eight (68) west of the 6th P. M. ; also, all that part of the north- east quarter (NEk) of the southwest quarter (SW1,), and all that part of the south- west quarter (SW'k) of the northeast quarter (NEk), and all that part of the south- east quarter (SE') of the northwest quarter (Mk) of said section 20 which lie north and west of the Plumb and Dailey Ditch; together with all ditch and water rights appertaining to said premises, including six (6) shares of the capital stock of The Plumb and Dailey Ditch Company, one hundred (100) shares of the capital stock of The Boulder and White Rock Ditch Company, and eighty-five (85) acre foot units of water as allotted to said premises by the Northern Colorado Water Conser- vancy District; with all its appurtenances, and warrant the title to the same, subject to liens by reason of the inclusion of said premises in the Longmont Soil Conservation District, Longmont Fire Protection District, and the Northern Colorado Water Conservancy District; and grantors reserve an undivided one-half interest in and to all oil, gas and other minerals underlying said premises for a period of twenty years from the date of this conveyance and as long thereafter as commercial production con- tinues. If there is no commercial production at the end of said 20 year period or if commercial production should thereafter cease, this reservation shall terminate. wig,it=all=it*appidetesioneee;eaild•.auareaii tdeetieankleatso_tit�soatte;=JSnE13f±e&3ec Grantors further reserve the exclusive right to lease said premises for development of all oil, gas or other minerals underlying said premises during the term of said mineral reservation. Grantees shall not have the right to participate in the nego- tiation or execution of any such lease, except that grantees shall receive one-half of lessors' share of any bonus, delay rental, royalty and production payments. limhzi'�y ' Signed this 15th day of July ,19 - _ ',4‘.....1, 64 ,� +^`* Milton H. Nelsof ..-, , r- CV ''r u:. �;, a t_ He Helen C. Nelson. 1. 1,r..r ,/ 1' rYv.F.. its 1LL:LtS :-r;.� Q` I iYr>g+tt .F., I,_Q `" (� STATE OF COLORADO County of Boulder, }ss. o xha,fw egoing instrument was acknowledged before me this 15th �� `;�4vfti[] 4�y Jul' 19 64 ,by M lion H. Nelson and Helen C. Nelson. ,v.• ..S':;; �;-'� �aol>intirglOlCCxplrCs y 22nd, 1967. In. `zT' 1 '• m Budd and official seal, 9 .�,, ., •,,•• .•'Q . ,/••a'r�.:r:.kx. :• • 'e a1!Imo- �1l• O `� Saints Public - ,,f o f rio-os statutory dcLnowtedgment.—If by natural person or persons here insert name or names;If by person acting in representative or official capacity ur ns attorney-ln-tact,then insert name of person as executor,attorney-In-tnet or other ca,ac1ty or descrlo. tton it by officer of corporation, then Insert name of such officer or officers,as the president or other officers of suah cor- nuratlon. naming It. LBF;mb No. 897. Warranty Deed—Short born—See.118-1-13 as amended'1961. ti' —Bmadford-Robinson Printing Company.1824-46 Stout Stmt.Denver,Colorado .7 �,s5 tp • /ea. Recorded at. .. / o'clock M. 4Yl�h 0 4 Reception N . .:�" Y�'T!/:-.A.. .. .r , -- FGAE..Bj...Recorder.9001 l2y p A��;,ti�s PAsE . KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, That I, LOUIS WEISS, of the County of Weld • ,and State of Colorado, for the consideration of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS and other consideration, -Dbllars-, in hand paid,hereby sell and convey to MILTON H. NELSON and HELEN NELSON, of the - County of Boulder, , and State of Colorado, the following real property,situate in the County of Weld, and State of Colorado,to-wit: The northwest quarter (N.W.*) and the west half (W.G) of the northeast quarter (N:E. , of section twenty-nine (29) ; the south half (S.*) of the southwest , ,uarter (S.W.*) and the southwest quarter (S.W.4 of the southeast quarter (S.E.4) , of section twenty (20) , and the southeast quarter (S.E.k) of the northeast quarter (N.E.4) , of section thirty (30) all in township two (2) north, of range sixty-eight (68) west; together with all ditch and water rights appertaining to said premises, in- cluding six (6) shares of the capital stock of. The Plumb and Daily Ditch Company and one-half ( ) share of the cap- ital stock of The Boulder and Weld Ditch Company and all rights in the "Houck Ditch No. 2"; tt� 1 I 4' IJ!l1II:I.1fs,f i�'� p1`I•Iti1H�YY,,,, �l 11 1 I It.,IY 11 1 Yi �• r-,--- -- _l �••�_ ,i y {� i 1 r�, ry`A p IPITRIPW—EVA JJ1 I 17"I i:g ,, •••,..g ',I, I N._, r "I • :I ') , ;-, . tg'1 f\ Ar 1 A ' .j 1 Y Y:II : Y • , ., di' Y ' .1 YY 1 i V .�_\! 1 •, ' L .'_ 1j IIy1VYH1 y'i ;y1 1 : •I I•' 11, 1, 1 I):. n• If/t11'A it. :YII, ;p, ," - i A,Y 1:1,1 ro 1.1p 4`In'l • IP_ Q I� ..LL2 I(�.i„u nit[�I ,� ` '%)75: _ -- j✓::"::i .9 T,j7.11('r il.f:i'/ i 1 1rTfTf_IiSI Yirlrll�'r1yZtil pll• 1'Ij i; -1 y_. ya•,�v\ � I�un,� `�/� �'\\�(•'` ,��,jj��•,• � �I y� a • g�..�Q �`�I I •�`�ii�4.1 vs�_.�'" ..L1. l�L� '.f•�y!}'.tL�.t.1� ogiL6 1{0 inr.-.1'c71[n1 m[3.'.a.JEtl ITO,HAzuct©I with all its appurtenances,and warrant the title to the same,subject to existing rights of way for railroad, roads and ditches, subject to existing encumbrances of record to the Federal Land Bank of Wichita and to the Land Bank Commissioner. The premises herein described are hereby expressly declared tb pass not in tenancy in common but in joint tenancy. / Signed and delivered this Sixth day of Janu y17/ ,A.D. 19 48. In the presence of V [SEALI tlll��'� [SEAL] ..[SEAL] STATE OF COLORADO, 1.Jjy^ ss. `AI\1_ ,!1111,111,,,,,, City& ounty of Denver;•. ,,.e slyte 0}j'��Jo/��'ng instrument was acknowledged before me this Sixth day of January, 48 ;Vj*.•.l>flUUIS WEISS. t;,',': -Wjtncjss*'h8tid and official seal. ^;. ` y,cotmmis io expires April 17.th, i980.zi 1 E. Q f. .b.D . ; v• .. Notary Public. - i a . ' rj = *If by natural person or persons here insert name or names• If by pitrson acting'in representative or otticial capacity or as attorney-iii-fact, then Insert name of person as executor, attorney-in-fact or other capacity or description; If by officer of cor- poration, then Insert name of such officer or officers,as the president or other officers of such corporation, naming it.—Statiiior:i Acknowledgment,Session IDZ7. No. 897.WARRANTY DEED—Statutory Form.—The Bradford-Robinson Ptg.Co.,Mfrs.Robinson's Legal Blanks,Denver. AGREEMENT REGARDING SAND AND GRAVEL SPECIAL USE PERMIT AND RESTRICTIVE COVENANTS PERTAINING THERETO £ ro L THIS AGREEMENT is made this 7274 day of St Leuiber, 1974 , between SHORT AND MILNE, a partnership, hereinafter termed "the mining company, " and MILTON H. NELSON AND HELEN C. NELSON, here- inafter termed the "Owners, " and THE WATER USERS ASSOCIATION OF DISTRICT NO. 6 , a Colorado nonprofit corporation, hereinafter termed the "Water Users" ; WITNESSETH: WHEREAS, the mining company has purchased from the Owners certain sand and gravel in place described on a map attached hereto, marked "Exhibit A, " in Sections 20 , 29 and 30 , Township 2 North, of Range 68 West of the 6th P.M. , in Weld County, Colorado, and has applied for a special use permit from Weld County and the State of Colorado; and The mining company is principally responsible for completion of mining and reclamation plans submitted to Weld County, such plans consisting of a letter from Leonard Rice Consulting Water Engineers , dated June 24 , 1974 , and such other documents, maps and plans as have been filed with and approved by Weld County; and The Owners are required to furnish augmentation water to compensate water users in Water Division No . 1 for anticipated evaporation losses and changes in increased water usage in the area covered by Exhibit A as a result of the mining and reclamation; and • The Division of Water Resources of the Department of Natural Resources of the State of Colorado has approved the plan of augmentation herein described, subject to the approval of the Water Users; and WHEREAS , the Water Users have objected to the mining, reclamation and augmentation plans unless additional conditions are met and the mining company and the Owners are agreeable to these additional conditions ; NOW, THEREFORE, it is mutually agreed as follows : 1. The mining company agrees as follows : a. To conduct the mining operation in accordance with the requirements set forth in the mining plan and the regulations of Weld County and the State of Colo- rado; b. To restore the premises to the condition set forth in said reclamation plan and the regulations of Weld County and the State of Colorado; c. To construct the ponds contemplated by the plans in a good and workmanlike manner, and in such a manner that the same will have outlet structures as shown on the reclamation plan; d. To cause surface and subsurface drainage to drain naturally into Boulder Creek, as has been histor- ically done, except as the same may be altered as shown on the mining plan and reclamation plan. 2 . The mining company and Owners further agree as follows: a. As long as they, their heirs, successors and assigns , own or have an interest in the property des- cribed on Exhibit A, they will maintain the restored structures shown on the mining and reclamation map, including ponds , channels and outlet structures in a good and working order and will do nothing to said structures which would adversely affect the interests of the members of the Water Users ; b. They will not claim, as a result of mining and restoration of the property, that any water has been salvaged or developed; any water to be used in the mining operation and restoration process will be considered tributary water to Boulder Creek and be subject to the appropriation system and the other existing laws of the State of Colorado; however, as -2- a result of the surrender of water referred to in paragraph 3 below, the mining company will be per- mitted to take water from the mining excavations for use in the crushing and washing of sand and gravel to be mined, and the mixing of ready-mixed concrete, during the term of the mining operation as set forth in the mining plan. 3. The Owners further agree as follows : a. They and their heirs, successors and assigns will allow all water attributable to four shares of the capital stock of The Godding, Dailey and Plumb Ditch Company, a Colorado corporation, to not be diverted through its headgate and to remain a part of the water of Boulder Creek; or, if diverted, shall not be used and shall flow back into Boulder Creek, either directly or into the ponds and without loss, into Boulder Creek; b. Upon completion of the reclamation plan, the land heretofore irrigated by, and water heretofore attribut- able to such shares, shall no longer be irrigated or used by such shares except as herein provided; c. The ditch stock certificate for said four shares shall be endorsed as follows, to-wit: "These shares and the usage of water attributable thereto are restricted by an agreement dated a 4r 7 , 1974, entered into between Milton H. Nelson, Helen C. Nelson, et al. , and The Water Users Association of District No. 6 , a Colorado nonprofit corporation, and are subject to the terms of that agreement. Said agreement is recorded in the office of the Clerk and Recorder of Weld County and affects land in Sections 20 , 29 and 30, Township 2 North, of Range 68 West" ; d. They will continue to pay ditch assessments applicable to said shares. 4 . Agreement to run with the land. This agreement shall be a covenant which runs with the land described on the attached map marked "Exhibit A" and shall continue in effect and be binding on the parties, their heirs, successors and assigns unless and until the Water Users or a majority of its voting membership or successors shall waive the terms thereof. 5. Enforcement. This agreement may be enforceable by the Water Users, or by any of its members who are adversely affected by any violation of any term hereof by seeking any -3- .. • i appropriate equitable and legal remedies, including injunctive relief, specific performance and damages . In the event such enforcement is necessary, whichever of the mining company and Owners (and their heirs , successors and assigns) who are found to have violated the agreement, agree to pay for any reasonable attorneys ' fees , engineers ' fees and costs expended in obtain- ing the enforcement of the provisions violated. However, if an action for such enforcement is brought and the mining company or the Owners (or their heirs , successors or assigns) prevail, then the claimant seeking such enforcement shall pay any reason- able attorneys ' fees , engineers ' fees and costs expended in de- fending the claims on which the claimant fails to prevail. 6 . Objections to permit. In consideration of the cove- nants herein contained, the Water Users and its members hereby withdraw their objections to granting the special use permit and consents that the same may be issued at the discretion of Weld County and the Division of Mines of the Department of Natural Resources of the State of Colorado; and the Water Users and its members agree that none of them will claim or assert that the carrying out of the mining plan and reclamation plan, and use of water in the crushing and washing of sand and gravel and preparation of ready-mixed concrete as above set forth has an adverse effect on the water rights or any member of the Water Users . DATED the day and year first above written. WITNESS our hands and official seals . qacCer-4, Milton H. Nelson g. Helen C. Nelson, Owners. -4- SHORT AND MILNE, a partnership, , By' - i, , , - - , General Partner Mining Company. THE WATER USERS ASSOCIATION OF DISTRICT NO. 6 , a Colorado nonprofit corporation, ATTEST: > > '2:,-'6/-7,-'71 KentRNelson, Vice-President :.C,./ .., -, _ _/ . "--- Mildred M. Sarchet, Secretary Water Users . STATE OF COLORADO ) ) ss . COUNTY OF BOULDER ) The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this 7th day of October --is 1974 , by Milton H. Nelson and Helen C. Nelson, and by Kent 'Nelson as Vice-President and Mildred M. Sarchet as Secretary of The Water Users Association of District No. 6 , a Colorado nonprofit corporation. Witness my hand and official seal. My commission expires : July 14th, 1975 . . - Notary Public STATE OF COLORADO ) ss. COUNTY OF BOULDER ) 7 The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before�,me this - day of Cc,.ge.� , 1974 , by //,-7,%c t) ti'. as a General Partner of Short and Milne, a partnership . Witness my hand and official seal. My commission expires : Ally-Comm ission Expires May 12, 19771,s.„../ N ary Public APPROVED: THE GODDING, DAILEY AND PLUMB DITCH COMPANY, a Colorado ' corporation, Aktt: _ BY __,...44� - -. - -----_ -13.resident. Se etary. - -5- SURROUNDING PROPERTY OWNERS SUP 260 Flatiron Paving Lee E. Olson Rt . 4 , Box 42 Longmont , Co 80501 Herman Schlagel c/o L . B . Flanders Box 568 Longmont , Co 80501 Arthur Stromquist Rt. 2 , Box 340 Longmont , Co 80501 Michael Shaw Box 277 Oakland , Iowa 51560 Regnier Farms , Inc . c/o Jules Regnier Rt . 2 , Box 334 Longmont , Co 80501 Ralph Sprague Box 325 Longmont , Co 80501 Ned Gerald Sprague J 708 - 5th Ave . j Longmont , Co 80501 r Milton Nelson +,1•, 2040 Longs Peak „ � Longmont , Co 80501 John Lamar " 1 Rt . 2 , Box 318A ` Longmont , Co 80501 Dale S . Johnson ( �% M-C CVW-11 FPO San Francisco , Calif . n r, UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE 2017 9th Street, Greeley, CO SUBJECT: Soil Evaluation DATE April 29, 1974 Commercial TO. Bruce E. Hanna P.O. Box 229 Boulder, Colorado 80302 ; This is in reply to your request for a soil evaluation for parts of Sec. 203 29, and 30, T2N, R68W, Weld County, Colorado, located between the r— Gadding, Dailey and Plumb Ditch and Boulder Creek. Area is to be used for a sand and gravel mining operation. The soils in this area are shallow to moderately deep (10-40 inches) to sand and gravel, and being: on the flood plain of Boulder Creek have a shallow water table and are subject to flooding. This area is probably better suited for commercial sand and gravel than for agriculture, however, there is always the hazard of pollution to Boulder Creek from the excavation process. ,/ , f, A James A. Crabb Soil Scientist cc: Weld County Planning Department W. Kent Ververa, DC, Greeley, CO • r' ‘401 • SON-I. Lo ngmont on mont Soil ConOvation � � vteo g District CONSERVATION ; c DISTRICTS z OF ~ 1228 Main Street - Longmont,Colorado 80501 as_ AMERICA A' June 27, 1971+ Mr. Burman Lorenson, Planning Director Weld County Planning Commission Weld County Services Building Greeley, CO 80631 RE: Flatirons Paving Company Dear Sir: Special Use Permit We have reviewed the above request for a "Special Use Permit" by Flatirons Paving Company and offer the following comments: 1. While the soils are good agricultural soils, they are wet by a permanent to fluctuating water table and are capable of growing only wet adapted grasses for pasture; hence limiting their use. 2. All ditch systems in the area should be protected to avoid excessive seepage from disruption of the water table. 3. And plans to restore the area made to maintain or enhance its esthetic value. Otherwise, we see no conflict with its requested use and our organization. Sincerely, 3 cile--3-reA Robert Schlagel President OC JOHN D. VANDERHOOF C.C. J. KUIPER Governor F • O 8 State Engineer 187'6 DIVISION OF WATER RESOURCES Department of Natural Resources 300 Columbine Building 1845 Sherman Street Denver, Colorado 80203 August 1, 1974 Ms . Carol Lee, Planner Weld County Planning Commission Weld County Services Building Greeley, Colorado 80631 Re: Flatiron Paving Gravel Operation Dear Ms . Lee: This is to acknowledge receipt of a plan of augmentation for the above referenced gravel mining operation. As requested, I have reviewed this plan of augmentation and would recommend approval provided that the means of permanently attaching the shares of the Gooding, Daily, and Plum Ditch to the lakes is acceptable to the District 6 Water Users' Association. Very truly yours, - /dett,,e4:6 r. jeris A. Danielson D1puty State Engineer JAD/HDS:mvg cc: W. Wilkinson Robert Brand 3 f`r c 'NrLRECEIVEDco WelW County c 9 Planning Co;nission re", • Ikillik V (� 1‘,,,,,',,:: % , likhi `\ k 1 i-ssi r• rocky mountain consultants inc. June 27, 1974 Mr. Burman Lorenson Planning Director Weld County Services Building 922 9th Street Greeley, Colorado 80631 Dear Sir: Enclosed is the plan of augmentation submitted by the Flatiron Sand and Gravel Company to District 6 Water Users for their review. This plan of augmentation pertains to their application for a special use permit for gravel mining proposed in Sections 20, 29, and 30, Township 2 North, Range 68 West in Weld County, Colorado. This plan of augmentation is in conformance with the policies set down by the District 6 Water Users concerning augmentation plans to compensate for increased water usage in areas of changing land use patterns. It is envisioned that the owner of the land, Mr. Milton Nelson, and the District 6 Water Users will enter into a contract which will guarantee that the enclosed plan of augmentation will be carried out as it is presented. Thank you for the opportunity to review this plan of augmentation. The District 6 Water Users sincerely appreciate the consideration your office has given them with respect to having input into all special use permits that will affect the District 6 Water Users. If we can be of any further help to you, please feel free to contact us at any time. Very truly yours, DISTRICT 6 WATER/ USERS A 0C. „ //i,iM / 1 ' > obert C. Brand 7 ,'Consulting Engineer enc vls cc Milton Nelson Charles Hallenbeck Dave Sonneyson 1755n. main • longmont, colorado 80501 • (303) 772-5282 Leonard Rice Consulting Water Engineers, Inc. Harold Fard shop (303)455-9589/2785 North Speer Boulevard/ Denver,Colorado 80211 Marianne McGaillard 1 OFFICES IN Denver,Colorado Albuquerque,N.M. June 24, 1974 r - - - -Mr. " Robert Brand Rocky Mountain Consulting Engineers , Inc. 1775 North Main Street Longmont, Colorado 80501 Dear Bob: In our meeting with you and Mr. Milt Nelson on June 21, 1974 in Flatiron ' s offices in Boulder, a plan for mining a por- tion of Mr. Milt Nelson' s property for gravel was discussed. The purpose of this letter is to outline a Plan of Augmenta- tion to insure Boulder Creek water users are adequately protected from injury by the operation. Mr. Nelson' s land is in Sections 20, 29 and 30, Township 2N, Range 68W of Weld County, Colorado. It is adjacent to Boulder Creek in Water District No. 6 , Division 1. The water evaluation is based on available data of precip- itation in Boulder and evaporation recorded at Fort Collins , discussions with Mr. Nelson, a site visit of the property irrigated by the ditch, and a review of data on file at the State Engineer's office. The gravel mining operation is discussed in separate docu- mentation provided by the Flatiron Sand & Gravel Company. Briefly, it envisions a three-stage development in which three areas will be mined for gravel. The first area consists of approximately 51 acres of which a pond of approximately 38 . 5 acres will be formed from the resulting mining operation. The second mining area is 49 acres , of which a pond of 32. 2 acres will be formed. A possible third site is located still further south and will be approximately 35 acres , with a resulting pond of 21. 6 acres. Due to the phased development of the mining plan, the water-related aspects have also been phased to conform with the gravel operation. The process of mining gravel from the area will result in open bodies of water which were not in existence prior to the mining operation. The basic goal of this Plan of Augmentation is to ensure that the historic pattern of operation is not changed due to the mining operation. This is accomplished by balancing the before and after water use. Irrigation water is taken from the Godding, Daily and Plumb Ditch and will be returned, as it Hydrology Water Rights Environmental Analysis Urban Drainage VW - 2 - Mr. Robert Brand June 24 , 1974 historically has been, to Boulder Creek. Portions of the total property area will be used for agricultural purposes after gravel mining is completed. Water required to protect the stream system will be separately diverted from the Godding, Plumb and Daily Ditch, conveyed through the lakes in a wastewater system and returned to Boulder Creek. The Godding, Daily and Plumb Ditch is an incorporated ditch with a total of 40 shares equally dividing the 30 . 438 cfs decreed to the ditch. The table below lists and describes the two decrees awarded to the ditch: DECREE DATA Dates Approp- Adjud- Priority Decree riation ication Dist. Div. Amount, cfs Original 5/1/61 6/2/82 5 26 7 .240 1st Enl. 4/1/65 6/2/82 26 140 23. 198 Total - 30.438 Mr. Nelson reportedly owns 11 of the 40 shares which total to 8 . 37 cfs of the decreed amount. It is assumed that Mr. Nelson ' s share represents 11/40 of the total water in the ditch, irregardless of which decree is delivering water. The ditch has a strong history of diversion and consumptive use. The table below' summarizes the average diversions and the average length of the delivery season from 1964 to 1973 . Also included in the table is the year 1954 which is considered a critical year for this water district. The 10 year average from 1964 to 1973 reveals that the ditch delivered water for an average of 124 days, averaged 8. 2 cfs, and delivered an average of 2020 AF each year. Mr. Nelson' s share of the average delivery is 2 .25 cfs and 555. 5 AF annually. The table also shows that the ditch was able to deliver a greater volume of water during the 1954 dry year than under average year conditions, which indicates a very senior water right. VP - 3 - Mr. Robert Brand June 24 , 1974 DIVERSION DATA Average Average Annual Year Days cfs Delivery, AF 1954 183 6 .4 2342 1964 174 8 .2 2854 1965 142 8 . 5 2412 1966 152 8. 0 2432 1967 96 5 . 5 1056 1968 128 7. 3 1869 1969 130 7. 6 1976 1970 111 8 . 2 1820 1971 116 9 . 0 2088 1972 92 9.1 1674 1973 96 10 . 5 2016 Average 124 8 .2 2020 (196473) ' Historic Use Mr. Nelson irrigates approximately 300 acres of land; 150 acres is crop land and 150 acres pasture. The sources of irrigation include both surface application from the Godding, Daily and Plumb Ditch as well as groundwater from the alluvium of Boulder Creek. Mr. Nelson has an efficient irrigation system and a factor of 70% was assumed to determine the amount of surface irrigation water consumed by the area. Return flow from other areas is not a major factor due to physical con- ditions of the area. Table 1 summarizes the historic water use on the property. Water Requirements After Reclamation The process of mining gravel , as mentioned previously, will form three ponds of varying water surface area. A major portion of the land outside the mining area is expected to retain its present land use character and will be irrigated as it has historically. To compensate for the additional water loss caused by open lake evaporation over irrigated pasture, a proportionate number of shares from the Godding, Daily and Plumb Ditch will be attached to each lake formed by the mining operation. The number of shares to be attached was determined by computing the average and critical year consumptive yield of one share used on Mr. Nelson' s property and providing the number of - 4 - Mr. Robert Brand June 24 , 1974 shares necessary to compensate for the evaporation loss from the open water . The average and critical consumptive yield respectively are 35. 4 and 41. 0 acre-feet per share. Table 2 summarizes the future condition water use. Summary This analysis of historic and future water use has shown that water users of Boulder Creek can be protected from injury by attaching shares in a ditch with a proven history of diversion to the open water lake surface formed by the gravel mining operation. Both average and critical year conditions have been investigated. The District 6 Water Users ' Association requires that the critical ycar be the determining factor for protection of the stream. Accordingly, the number of shares for the critical year condition shown in Table 2 should be attached to each lake when and if it is formed. Please call us if you have any questions or comments. Very truly yours, LEONARD RICE CONSULTING WATER ENGINEERS, INC. �G��Uri7 C ��j �✓1� Robert E. Brogden d„. 453-6373: Harold . Bishop N,;A Encls. REB/jb cc. 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This Water Users Association is already on record as not being opposed to the general idea of gravel mining, but as being very much concerned that such operations are done in a manner as to provide maximum practicable protection to the rights of others insofar as life and property and insofar as water and land use are concerned. Also please understand that these comments are not mine alone, but were developed in joint communication with, and are shared in by, members of the District 6 Water Users, some of whom are here today. A review of the drawings which reportedly were submitted with the application indicates that three separate areas of excavation are proposed. None of these intercept the stream channel and no change in the present stream channel is proposed. These plans show reasonably good separation of the lakes from each other and from the stream channel except possibly a reach along the northeast point of the 49 acre area labeled, "Staging II." We recommend that either the area boundary of the excavation be relocated or that special protection be provided at any point where the excavation is within 200 feet of the stream's normal high-water line. This normal high-water line is the shore line which is reached or exceeded during high flow periods for a majority of the years on record. An augmentation plan has been developed for replacing waters lost through evaporation, etc. This plan appears to be adequate to protect against reductions in stream flows and should be a condition to your approval of the application. We note that there is an existing lake located between proposed Staging II and Staging III areas. This existing lake has very gentle sloping shorelines that appear to be regularly and well maintained. It has a gated outlet with covered pipe discharge to the main stream channel, and it also has provision for overflow into a small canal to the stream. These features permit substantial control of the lake level which with proper operation and maintenance, affords a high degree of protection against adversely affecting ground water levels or changes in underground water flows. Provisions for similarly controlling the levels of the proposed lakes appears to be included and should be considered as a condition to your approval of this application. The proposed landscaping with trees, islands, etc. , will provide some benefits in reducing erosion from wave action and apparently are also intended for making these lakes more suitable for recreational use. The recreational plans are not fully defined and the question of who willhave continuing responsibility, not only for the recreational operation, but also and particularly for the maintenance of shorelines, control works, etc. , in the future, is a matter that should be of concern to this commission. In summary, there are four items that we recommend this commission consider in its determination and action on this application. 1. The need to either maintain adequate separation from stream channel or to provide special protection. 2. The need for adequate augmentation for replacement of water losses. 3. The need for suitable features of each lake. 4. The need for definition of responsibility for future maintenance and operation. Thank you. 'P. U t MCCD)7-\\_J_ r COMPANIES POST OFFICE BOX 229, BOULDER, COLORADO 80302 • PHONE : (303) 444-2151 June 28, 1974 District 6 Water Users Association c/o Mr. Ken Dickey Bruns Incorporated 1035 Coffman Street Longmont, CO 80501 Gentlemen: Thank you for taking the time to meet with me this morning concerning the water related aspects of the proposed Nelson properties gravel mining operation. It was certainly helpful to me to be able to discuss your concerns with you and I feel that I understand your position on several points which were raised. First, the Flatiron plans show the northernmost lake draining into a natural Thalweg (a former meander of Boulder Creek) which rejoins the creek downstream of the Rural Ditch headgate• This was designed in order to allow that drainage a small amount of flow to maintain present vegetation. This is not critical, however, as some return flow will use this drainage downstream of the project regardless . Therefore the principal outlet of this lake will be located such that overflows will be routed to the Creek above the Rural Ditch as you requested. - On Sheet #4 of the special use documents, note #2 states that "All lake overflows will be reinforced with riprap to prevent erosion. " Your concern expressed at our meeting, as to the permanency of the creek channel in present location and the possibility of permanent rechanrielization -though the mined area, is valid although the likelihood of reehannelization is remote. The point. where a lake is designed to overflow into_the next a e orrte the stream is a critical point. If properly armored at the outlet, the lake_can withstand flooding_and remain with stable banks. We wish to assure _y_ou_and Weld County that these overflows will be adequately designed and constructed and, if appropriates a note can be added to the review documents to the effect that design will be__ submitted d to the County for approval at the time stiu c!ion is scheduled. June 28, 1974 District 6 Water Users Association Page Two Your recommendation that excavation not take place within 200' of the stream's normal high water line on that special protection be provided where that distance is less has been considered. At one point excavation is shown on the plans roughly at 170' from the stream. This excavating boundary will be adjusted easily to comply with your recommendation. If there is need for further clarification, please call. Yours very truly, FLATIRON COMPANIES Bruce E. Hanna w0F Got % JOHN D. VANDERHOOF Q —®i-V C. J. SUPER Governor F . O � p State Engineer \, . "' '876 DIVISION OF WATER RESOURCES. Department of Natural Resources 300 Columbine Building 1845 Sherman Street Denver, Colorado 80203 June 26, 1974 Mr. Burman Loreson, Planning Director Weld County Planning Commission Weld County Services Buildtng Greeley, Colorado 80631 Re: Flatiron Paving Turnpike Construction Harold Baumgartner Special Use Permits Dear Mr. Lorenson: This is to acknowledge receipt of material concerning the Special Use Permits for the above referenced gravel mining operations . I have reviewed these applications and do not recommend approval because the impact of these proposals on the water resources of Boulder Creek have not been considered. The possibility of injury to surrounding wells or canals is not discussed. Also, if constructed, these gravel mining operations will create permanent lakes with a total surface area of 550 acres . The annual evaporation of water from these lakes will decrease the amount of water available in Boulder Creek by approximately 1300 acre feet or 423 .8 million gallons . Boulder Creek and the South Platte River are highly over appropriated, so it is obvious that the impact should be considered and any injury remedied. If water resource reports are provided, I would be most happy to review them for your office. _ Very truly yours , 0/ 'fot.1:fil,... 441 0,.., jq�,y FD - . State Engineer t: ;4� eq v. -b By: W. R. Smith ILl G` t`0.3 CJK/JAD/HDS:mvg Deputy State Engineer cc: W. Wilkinson oc_ cot 0 JOHN D. VANDERH00F -®i-7 C. J. KUIPER Governor trl ` +* C State Engineer • 1826 • DIVISION OF WATER RESOURCES. Department of Natural Resources 300 Columbine Building 1845 Sherman Street Denver, Colorado 80203 June 26, 1974 Mr. Burman Loreson, Planning Director Weld County Planning Commission Weld County Services Building Greeley, Colorado 80631 Re: Flatiron Paving Turnpike Construction Harold Baumgartner Special Use Permits Dear Mr. Lorenson: This is to acknowledge receipt of material concerning the Special Use Permits for the above referenced gravel mining operations . I have reviewed these applications and do not recommend approval because the impact of these proposals on the water resources of Boulder Creek have not been considered. The possibility of injury to surrounding wells or canals is not discussed. Also, if constructed, these gravel mining operations will create permanent lakes with a total surface area of 550 acres . The annual evaporation of water from these lakes will decrease the amount of water available in Boulder Creek by approximately 1300 acre feet or 423 .8 million gallons . Boulder Creek and the South Platte River are highly over appropriated, so it is obvious that the impact should be considered and any injury remedied. If water resource reports are provided, I would be most happy to review them for your office. �,�ha25Z6 Very truly yours , Ty- C1 J f NI \ h'ECE'I 1974 VE w krs� D p'8� . 411111e n�g co leas ke State Engineer V? -b By: W. R. Smith 6:1 G! L�V4O CJIVJAD/HDS:mvg Deputy State Engineer cc: W. Wilkinson Ilk - A A CENDANCE RECC D Applicant . f-/','?/7 i': ��(2!';',•, Time ; // v�'!`) 'r' Docket "/--- v Date :��,- �, r /•�)%��i Request ; l,',%- ,"`_ ;s�//�' ( zL.( /'�fi,•-i, r - NAME ADDRESS - /,4 t �c� if - l' i!'-t-Z-'11::t. ��I l t vi I()l(A.?' 'L r'�[?C' , /..' f i�. i' �� ti---,A—�u - ' , ��z C:. ' q>y A:i—r /L r-• -,, �� " x,/, 7/4- 4./ iz.,,,,,_s-, ....,„ i___62:„..;),-,....,-,,,i,„i_„:„.„--/ (e)• C�� vim- 6._ �r"fit- 1 t /i'1 _„-2-7 7-, ,�-� , c �_ el, 1 r 2/ ,lice a'/S/-/i,2 A C% .-��' >- l NOTICE Pursuant IS the zoning laws of the State of Colorauu a public hearing will be held n the Office of The Board of County CommiI s stoners f Weld County Colorado, Weld County Court House Greeley Colorado at the time specified All persons in any man- I ner interested in the Land Use Permit are Irequested to attend and may be heard BE IT ALSO KNOWN that the text and maps so certified by the Weld County Plan- ning Commission may be examined in the Office of The Board of Coutny Commis- sioners Weld County Court House Greeley Colorado Docket No 103 1 Flatiron Paving c o Ted McMurren P O Box 1137 Greeley,Colorado 80631 1 Date September 9 1974 ITime 1020AM Request Land Use Permit-Gravel Permit Operation STAGE I Those parts of the following de- scribed parcels lying West of the centerline of Boulder Creek and East of the Goading,Dailey and Plumb Ditch 1iThe SW's of the NE's of Sec- tion 20,T2N R68W of the 6th PM 2)The NW'..of the SE'4 of Sec- tion 20 T2N R68W of the 6th PM 3IThe NE's of the SW'a of Sec tion 20 T2N R68W of the 6tn PM 4)The N'2 of the SW's of the SE'4 of Section 20, T2N R68W of the 6th P M 5 The N' of the SE's of the SW's of Section 20 T2N R 68W of the 6th P M STAGE II Those parts of the following de- i scribed parcels lying West of the centerline of Boulder Creek and East of the Godding Dailey and Plumb Ditch The S''of the S' of the SW's of Section 20 T2N R68W of the 6th P M AND The N' of the NW',of Section 29 T2N R68W of the 6th P M STAGE Ill The SE'.,of the NE•of Section 30 T2N R6BW of the 6th P M All within Weld County Col- orado THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WELD COUNTY COLORADO BY S LEE SHEHEE JR COUNTY CLERK AND RECORDER AND CLERK TO THE BOARD Dated Au Just 7 1974 Publisea A usi 9 and 30 1974 r'r,biis see rn 1r e Greeley Journal 7 ;_---- , 1----J -v" -'-'') / , COUNTY ATTORNEY ' DOCKET #/ DATE: a, () / .F.7e7 / TIME: /0.-c;204. 2 / REQUEST: ./ 0 4r/ /6 ' 1 z i?LoAt iF0--A) i i' /4 / (_,Tii,".„2--T7)/e64,>1 , .. 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SCety�to;.Ec-n,date and where delivered 350 -+7-- l':ith delivery to addressee only 850_ o DELIVER TO ADDRESSEE ONLY 50d SPECIAL DELIVERY (extra fer required). Z PS Form 3800 NO Io'1SORANCE COVERAGE PROVIDED— (See other side) Apr. 1971 NOT FOR INTERNATIONAL MAIL tr GPO 1972 O-460-743 RECEIPT FOR (AEMFIE® IIIJAlL-30c, (plus postage) S TO�/14)± POSTMARK ll a oil OR DATE REC. AND,:NO "' ��+++ 8, o00 ,„ P , STATE AN JIP CODE �� CU L ,,L S- t!ICES FO ADDITIONA4. FEES ^jo RETURN t. SLer,to uhe-n and date delivered 15 RECEIPT vita delivery to addressee only . 650 1,,/ SERVICES 2. SheUz to,=,hce1 Cate and where delivered . 350 Vdth delivery to addressee only 850 o DELIVER TO ADDRESSEE ONLY 50d ® SPECIAL DELIVERY (extra fce required) • Z PS Form 3800 NO I(4SIIr1ANCE COVERAGE PROVIDED— (See other side) Apr. 1971 NOT FOR INTERNATIONAL MAIL i *GPO 1972 O-460-743 1 RECEIPT FOR CERT FIC ® MAIL---30( (plus postage) ')I 1T T ^ l ut./� POSTMARK OR DATE RAID NO T "7 CO r- O v)- r P , STATE ND IP CODE Q 1 �1-#_ �t1.T10NAL SERVIC- Fill AD IT r L TEE ( 6 'YJ RETURN 1. Shous to ;r•on and date delivered . 150 N. 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O V m 0 c4 us .0 i1' N o DATE DELIVERED SHOW W ERE DELIVERED (O- n1v if requested,and include ZIP Cods) o tp m M Q a ' < GP— (C)-7,‘ 3 2E iii:, . .1. el.... ` I..r° W u. c F �.) .--n r e.. = ii a us W ` 1 Z Wa W QS- .-nrc .�... ..COUNTY SS.OF t ih'Be re to slow instructions on other side iii '= z -! acs ■ - ,•I (•) INDICATED BY CHECKED BLOCK(S) VI.' �° "' rii of X8+1 + � VI.` `°1 (Additional char ea required for these services) inh_ •u r t • r► m. Clhbw3a4 �ls �. Deliver ONLY , • m a = j '., i• where delivered to addressee _j='. - d RECEIPT -` Se.-os B l ' ! COUNTY CL R e ved the num ered article described below exec D �1fi7ERED NO. RE OR NAME OF ADDRESSEE(Must always be tilled In) �A. c Q z Z 'fi� o 1CI, (� W �i QAI G W CERTIFIED '. — ` !� 4,1,.. �NATUR F ADDRESSEE'S AGENT,IF ANY..9x.v.„t......,/, - '� = •,H W 1 cWi ? o 1� 2 , SURED O. DATE DfilliL,. SHOW WHERE DELIVERED S sly if requested,and include ZIP ode) littral lo, --- - �--$ ' __ = - - STA • I ,,. ow instructions on other side d rFSH S 7 E( INDICATED BY CHECKED BLOCK(S) Ne0 "1.,FCICijatAFrm,'n"r, e Clerk(pjjdl o$J l r a required for these a¢rtices) 01 Gaunt GAO iS Deliver ONLY hfrgd gt ed I. I to addressee RECEIPT a w N a ,n x� t.m mmm ` A Rrfited.fbe nu ered article described below o r 6 C m rti �,,.3 D r, R:i W BEGISTEt�'NO. SlGNAT RE OR NAME OF AL1DR7: 9ff,(Must always be filled in) } `°' o � � b � Z�1' rra ,` YNTYCLERK AND RRCOR• • ` (�rt _ co r o \7d:'.) "'"'7 CERTIFIE N0. p'� v `a'c a S 4V '7;r:';'1' NATURE OF ADORE EE'S AGENT,IF ANY - a 1,1 o "' �/' i m y w c, nI V j,/V�D �UU1gu y m 0 rtdo J 7SN ° ® " DATE DELIYEIj(:D� SHOW WHERE DELIVERED (Only if requested,and include ZIP Code) �� ,> �m i a� � C� iV7yy _,.f C t 1 4.z -.) li *0 NI/ Fi C2 S.+ ` ,�4 ci...p t G "I-A - ', I N ''•''''' It: a re ye follow Instructions on otlur side ! �.` ,7 0. '• • • d 4'�RN (E(S) INDICATED BY CHECKED BLOCK(S) o 42 'led • 'C I-• 'DT ion e.argea required for these services) r ,r,lcow co.- �• �,,•• o u,w v,w • County Com low am,i t• Deliver ONLY ,A'��X� ow a��ress r: ered , .. 3 . ,'f"❑ to addressee o c RECEI'' - ; oo •a Received the n mbered article described below ] DJ Cn REGISTERED NO. -SIGN TURF OR NAME OF ADDR SEE(M st always be fllledr4n) o = Z 14 SI o ni -0D comas minewo a[t m 23 co 4 _ t w ', CERTIFIED N0. _ i RE OF ADD ESS E'S AAGGEII F Y INSU D l ��i� DATE DELIVERED SHOW WHE IYERED (Only if requested,84td inclu88 ZIP Code) CEII";; F=061 CERTIFIED MAIL-30( (plus postage) POSTMARK I (�/ ` _ OR DATE IT Ar,o •r,:,l p ` 0, STATE M.; Z P CD l 3) 776 " O, �rn! --s o.-) p?-Ear ;AnI SE'lVIPES 10R ADJPTIONAI FEES -- — 1 (0 2e1li1ir1 1 L•.�,,, tc i,f'c^3 and date delivered 150 II_CCIPT �Ji1 del,viry to addressee only 65 r•—, :>L'IJICES .,.ow to whom,Cato and where delivered 350 .� lath delivery to addressee only 850 DEL VER To ADOiESSEE ONLY —-- -— - 500 +� SPECIAL DELIVFly (er'gr fee rcaulred) PS Forte Apr. 1971 3900 PAD INSURANCE COVERAGE PROVIDED— (See other side) NOT FOR INTERNATIONAL MAIL *GPO 1972 O-460-743 RECEIPT FOR CERTIFIED MAIL-30({ (plus postage) S '� / POSTMARK ` 7 • OR DATE - .E A. D 0, STATE AM) LIB CODE 7) 6- `( -- — T' "L SERVICES FCR A DITIONAL FEES _ 1 sin-,.y RFTIYnrt 1 Sham;l to wi;am and date delivered 150 .eta del,vc.ry to addressee only 650 it"CLI-p �, " 2. SF:eers 43 whom,date and where delivered 350 N' SLi1VICES With delivery to addressee only_ _ _ 850_ r` DELIVER TO ADDiESSEE ONLY _ 50d_ O SPECIAL DELIVr_ly (ex>,u fie required) I 4 PS Form 3800 NO INSURANCE COVERAGE PROVIDED— (See other side) Apr. 1971 NOT FOR INTERNATIONAL MAIL *GPO 1972 O-460-743 1 GECCCCEIV7 FOR CERTIFIED MAIL-300 (plus postage) �+ 92 — it PLE ORT AAEKS f Lil I 0 Y o -()),),--.)or-_ ( lier__ ..z.r P , STATEl'dDZhCODE 1 / ' iY) E u rRVI - , IiDE AL FEES ( ---___ — rGTD[ 1m Shoo-,4o u,:en cad date delivered 150 I IILCEI,y r, +I; do very to addressee only 650 ! , 9 .7 Fi'' rs 4a .,i�c:n,date and where delivered . 35C `J SLUMCES With delivery to addressee only .__850 s DELIVER 10 1,DO1ESSL E O:,Lv 50d 1 t 6 SPECIAL DEL.V.sY (eu;rri fee required) I M 4 PS For I 3,10 NO INSURANCE COVERAGE PROVIDED— (See other side, Apr. 1971 NOT FOR INTERNATIONAL MAIL a GPO 1972 O-460-743 RECEIPT FOR C RTIFIfE© MAIL-30(( (plus postage) TO POSTMARK LjY1 OR DATE 00 CD ( t..; x-' _(-7371t_ . 2P 0 1STATE Ilk') 11? CODE Cr) I 7 SR i t o I . DDITIONA4 FEES - - l 10 DCTIYDrd 1 S'•om to V 'on cid dote del,vered 150 ,----j tP=CCIpi Wit,t dcl,,cry to addressee only 650 2. Sm.,:to r.hc,—:,dote and whore delivered 350 K----. L,LITVICCS With delivery to addressee only 85 o ` DELIVER TO ;�DO.I.ESSEE ONLY -- - --- 50d Sr rCIAL DELI';-lY (r,x..,rr fee required) PS FO1,O ))• NO INSURANCE COVERAGE PROVIDED—Apr. 1971 (See other side NOT F02 INTERNATIONAL MAIL *GPO 1972 O-460-743 I RIECEIP1 _FOR CERTIFIED MAIL-304, (plus postage) VT TO POSTMARK /^ n^ �m�1 OR DATE tEE' AI',��._, . r �' 1 e br e A{ PO gz:r -- I'C STATE . ..,.p% CODE -7) cl ,t/vt. tittsw.e-Lo ryl(4 ---6: ', ,:sT', w".L SENVICRS tOR AD ITI0 AL FEES R.YUF I s a,., to ,..c, end Cat dcllvered 150 { s.. .Jit7 d:l,very to addressee only 650 \J r.., I RrCEI7'Y 2 Stow t vhan,date and where dcllvered 350! Y SI RVII'•C V 1,';'1-ar1'.c'y to addressee only _ 850- DELIVER I0 :AD'iESSLL OILY _ 50d F4I'ECIAL DELIVERY (�.xs.r fee '-equired) I (((�5��Fors3 OIIg NO iNSLi)ANCC COVERAGE PROVIDED— (See other side, Apr. 1971 NOT FOR INTERNATIONAL MAIL *GPO 1972 O-460-743 'STATE • • •- .• ^ ^ e sure follow instructions on other side COU QTY OF WANDER: � ` �' IIr l Wti If ' I . � I• (S) INDICATED BY CHECKED BLOCK(S) a Op d a CI County ComMl I Ontritkditional c .rges required for these services) DeIIVer ONL'( .. `•`£ A gi h .'r ss r ❑ a ��yry to addressee hefre Ielrvered cYi :,,E) � ; z RECEIPT O a• tiS Received the n bered article described below J URE OR NAME OF ADDRESSEE(Must always be fined-m) « La m o I z • REGIST:• .• 1 A ❑+ d I iY °Ie y By - _ J` a CERTIFIED N 1 o x ° ern 1 w i �� SIGNATURE OF ADDRESSEE'S AGENT, IF ANY • o v o �� ,, o • INSURED NO. 2 * o CO to +�, o 0 u W - o SHOW WHERE DELIVERED (Only 2/requested,coal Inelud IP Code) <,,, F La DATE DELIVERED ,„ t.) d` w AUG � c W° z �ca �' t ZGI 47 `f 2 3 _ Z V d �r 1 A p fyl p� Q"` W cq STATE OF COL AD(� 3 . a cn DER: B sate to follow instructions on other side e+ E0 ^lied fitEASEdF�RDit9 ieStitiWCE(S) INDICATED BY CHECKED BLOCK(S) ' _ EA Ell honal cht ryes required for these services) •. to E 3 o: S of County ComSJm� ssiorf@r _ D• eliver,ONLY = t o (�� POw(he etlitsred ` ,. to add:,Ossee j uo, 1 RECEIPT v'• Z o �, Received fitd tiunbered article described below �_ ,:\_) \ , LL o O REGISTEg ><1%LERK AND RECORD: .SIGNA"URE OR NAME OF ADDRESSEE(Must always be filled in)By uty PS N �, /a = t� s T.le z N CERTIFIED NO. J 1 /NAT Di/O � �" S'' , jk/�fl.' 2 SIGNAT ADDRESSEE'S A , IF ANY �� - — I INSURED O. _ $ WHERE.DELIVERED ( y if reque ed,and i ude ZIP Code) R'•DATE DELIVERED zii O ' c r- Vi►/ ('� 1 In i1 p m = ��ll. < Z z c�00!).-,,, O m o O n v >o m�I 70 z re Z e suregfo fc low instructions on other side '+ c a. OD FC COO S INDICATED BY CHECKED BLOCKS) . 01 county Comm charge required for tLaseservices) Deliver ONLY ' acle�r 4 El.to liver NL ( o [Arlie6 vpf r � � Q �r1 m • w, -4 <n c ;- ECEIPT m m �" Received the numb r d article described below ( o a c n �Rz E p: ME OF A ED RD OF M st always be filled in) u ,, z -----, = 0 n'1 R ISTERED dlDev CLERK AND REc. m i*i a M 0 Vt y •r.. o -n m A o I e /• / A -.- i/tom a 3� 3 Cl ": CERTIFIED NO. 1 t�� - A ANY ' o - a A x c 1+ SIGNATURE OF ADD'E' EE AGEN L PO O ' � W N INSURED NO. H 1 A c t7 ilr m i o SHOW WHERE DELIVERED (Only if requested,and Include ZIP Code) nir. r,',' m — ce rn m DATE DELIVERED a 3 ,+ 3 �a _ 'y aa, 07 0 o. A r O -4al — •L' \1 allow instructions on other side a 1 iiaiva/a1-7 i1L�� r ' 1 CCW * WISH S FRICE •) INDICATED BY CHECKED BLOCKS) - Filed WITH W ©Icrk biLiiiii �Fbar,es requtrcd for these services) Deliver ONLY 91 @9H ,..,- e6el tc addressee mis yV _re delivered • I E ' RECEIPT Received the num ered article described below EGISTERED NO. SIGNAT 'E OR NAME OF ADDRESSEE(Must always be fried in) W41t•Ti'r 'etk'MN'D • ' lit'ad 1 • GNAT I R OF ADDRES S AGENT, IF ANY 1 INSURED N+. AL 1 v ZIP Code) 1 DATE DELIVERED SH0 W •t, I ELI • I ily if reques and include F-1l-7y O 1 Hello