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Home My WebLink About720345.tiff - RESOLUTION WHEREAS, a public hearing was held on Friday, June 30, 1972, in the chambers of the Board of County Commissioners, Weld County, Colorado, for the purpose of hearing the petition of Monfort Feed Lots, Inc. , Greeley, Colorado, requesting permission for relocation of an existing feed lot operation on property described in'Notice of publication, copy of which is attached hereto and made a part hereof as Exhibit A; and WHEREAS, petitioner was present and represented by counsel, Clark Weaver, and WHEREAS, there was no opposition to the request of petitioner for the relocation of an existing cattle feed lot operation, and WHEREAS, said requested relocation of an existing cattle feed lot operation is located in an agricultural zone as set forth by the Weld County Zoning Resolution; and WHEREAS, according to Section 3. 3 (3)(c) of the Zoning Resolution of Weld County, said cattle feed lot operation or any expansion or relocation thereof may be authorized upon the approval of the Board of County Commissioners of Weld County, and WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners heard all the testimony 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 Monfort Feed Lots, Inc. , Greeley, Colorado, for relocation of an existing cattle feed lot 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. Subject to a green belt being established at least 50 feet wide along the south side of the feed lots, screening off Highway No. 34 with a suitable type of vegetation. 3. Subject to proposed lagoons being sealed and precautions taken to protect the north lagoon from flood plain damage, 4. 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 12th day of July, 1972. BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WELD COUNTY, COLORApO ATTEST: � �' .�LG . tAlfa • Cleralikfreik the Board rC�/ . -,( APPROVED AS FORM: D utyCounty Clerk un for ey cc: Monfort of Colo PL0718 P. 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I ri Show to whom, date and address Deliver ONLY t I I where delivered ❑ to addressee 1 RECEIPT J Received the numbered article described below. ll REGISTERED NO. SIGNATUR iANE OF ADDRESS St always be filled in .>` 12 /// 1 !! 1 CERTIFIED NO. 1 C/ 97 SIG RE OF ADDRESSEE'S AGENT,IF ANY Z INSURED NO. E DATE p kVER�D t($� SHOW WHERE DELIVERED(only if repeated) f (�■9 t. S, 9w� I . I t /J. . ®. ,y�� - /�n� c05-1A—T3010-11 O1T-188 GPO �[,C.�DL•( ice( 6./ 7.ia—7a I • • - • ( CI-- Monfort Feed Lots , Inc . SUP #156 By the Board of County Commissioners to grant the re • - n of existing cattle feed lot operation . Dated 7/12/72 • APPLICANT : Mountain States Telephone and. Telegraph Co . C.) CASE NUMBER: Z-200 ' RESOLUTION : By the Board of County Commissioners to grant a zone change "E" to "T" subject to a strip of land along 35th Ave . on the west be conveyed to the County and acces to 35th Ave . be limited to one entrance . Dated 7/12/72 . (—� . APPLICANT : Fred Harsch , Glenn R. Best and Samuel . . CASE NUMBER : D-24 RESOLUTION : By the Board of County Commissioners to accept acquisition of parcel for ROW. Dated 7/12/72 . APPLICANT : Harvey D . and Esther E. Mathias CASE NUMBER: D-25 RESOLUTION : By the Board of County Commissioners the accept acquisition of parcel for ROW. Dated 7/12/72 APPLICANT : Rocky Mt. Enterprises of New Jersey , . CASE NUMBER: D-27 RESOLUTION : By the Board of County Commissioners to .approve the �' dedication for ROW. Dated 7/12/72 . • APPLICANT :. BestwaY Payjng C.4 • • 7 CASE NUMBER: ' SUP. #161 - ' ' RESOLUTION ; By. the: Board. qf. Qo.untr. CM9jssioners tg. grant reclueSt" • to erect a' radio comniunidatjons 'tower. ' ' Dated '711917,2. " ' APPLICARPPftftBOALt Barthold CASE NUMBER : suplI tssm54, 77- 1L-7-7 - � RESOLUTION : By the Board`ofcau_nt C.ommtgnio-ners to, grant approval . to locate a dog kenne;lperatio-n s_ub_dect to a maximum. of 75 dogs and show�entranvcto property, on Co. Rd:+#-38:.,„ Dated 7/19/72 . ;--N • APPLICANT : NHPQ l ., CASE NUMBER: Z-199 • RESOLUTION : By the Board of County Commissioners to deny the request . for a zone change from "R" Residential to • "H" High Density. Dated 7/19/72. • RESOLUTION : By the Board of County Commissioners to grant zone change :' from "R" Residential to "T" Transitional ore parcels A and B and Cl from "R" Residential to "R-UD" Residential Unit Develi proeht, .. Dated 7/19/72. .- C) t. F . 796 The Weld County rianning Commission held a regular meeting Tuesday , May 16 , 1972 at 3 :30 P . M. in the 4-H Building , Island Grove Park. Roll call was as follows : Philip Bowles , Chairman Present Glenn Anderson Present Ronald Heitman Present J . Ben Nix Present John Watson Present John Weigand Present Donald Clark Absent Others : Burman Lorenson , Planning Director Present Dick Deyoe , Planner Present Glen Paul , Sanitarian Present Cindy Telep , Attorney Present Tom Connell , Attorney Present As a quorum was present , the Weld County Planning Commission was ready to do business . SUBJECT : Minutes MOTION : By Mr. Weigand to approve the minutes of the last regular meeting as mailed. Seconded by Mr. Watson . A unanimous vote of "Aye" . Motion carried. APPLICANT : Guy Akins Jr. CASE NUMBER : Z-197 tape 425 SUBJECT : Zone change A - MH-UD LOCATION : SE; Sec 28 T1 R68 APPEARANCE : Mr. Akins DISCUSSION : Mr. Lorenson stated the planning staff recommends to the Planning Commission that the request for a zone change be denied for the following reasons : a letter from School District Re-1J stating there were no school facilities to take the student load from this project. There is strong objection from the Weld County Health Department. It does not lend itself to the Weld County Comprehensive Plan concept. It is too large and poorly located in regard to Regional housing analysis as presented May 1972 page 32 Sec II Item C. Water is to be obtained from Left-Hand Water Co . which is pressed to serve existing needs . New facilities are con- templated but would require a complete review. It does not fit the Boulder County plan . Lafayette has no comprehensive plan to accomodate such a large development, Potential conflict with ad- jacent land use , namely Ranch Eggs Subdivision . The application is premature in that service for sewer , fire protection , and schools are not available at this time . The letters from the Health Dept. and the school district were read. Petitions from surrounding property owners were read . Mr. Bowles asked Mr. Akins what Left- Hand Water Company had committed at this time . Mr. Akins stated they had committed service , however, the service will not be forthcoming for at least two years and there will be additional pumping stations , storage facilities as well as a new line . This development is geared to a new sewage treatment facility which Lafayette has applied for federal funds for, Mr . Akins presented 768 his plans for the proposed park. Plans have been presented to the Town of Lafayette and the Lafayette Planning Commission and both have given their approval : MOTION: By Mr. Nix that the matter be taken under advisement. Second by Mr. Anderson . A vote of "Aye" by Anderson , Bowles , Nix , Watson and Weigand . Motion carried . DISCUSSION : Mr . Bowles asked if there was anyone in the audience appearing for or against the application . Mrs . Harrison stated four of them were present from the Ranch Eggs Subdivision and they are opposed to the development. She stated the water pressure is not adequate at times . The people in Ranch Eggs moved to that area because they desired country living and this development would change all of that . RESOLUTION : tape 427 Be it therefore resolved to recommend denial to the Board of County Commissioners upon the recommendations of the Planning staff. Motion by Mr. Nix , second by Mr. Weigand . A vote of "AYE" by Bowles , Anderson , Nix , Watson and Weigand. Abstain by Heitman . Motion carried APPLICANT: Mt. States Tel . & Tel . Co . CASE NUMBER: Z-200 tape 425 and 426 SUBJECT: Zone change E to T LOCATION : NE; Sec 23 T5 R66 APPEARANCE : Douglas Propp DISCUSSION : Mr . Lorenson read the recommendations of the planning staff: That it should be approved . The City of Greeley has approved the request , it will fill a definite need and requirement for public services . It is on the periphery of Greeley and can be served with . sewer and water. It is in accordance with the County plan for growth . If approved it should be subject to : adequate ROW being granted ( 100' on the west side of 35th Avenue) or as required by the City of Greeley. Adequate parking facilities of one space per 2 employees . All ditch lines to be preserved . Limitation of access to 35th Ave .. to one entrance and exit point. Mr. Propp presented the proposed plot plan . This building will house the long distance facility , employing approx- imately 40 people. It is being placed at this location because of the micro-wave tower. They can comply with the request regarding the access point on 35th Avenue. It will be a three story building . Because of the water table it will all have to be above ground , approximately 56 ' and about 24 ,000 square feet on each floor. RESOLUTION : Be it therefore resolved to recommend approval to the Board of County Commissioners subject to the requests of the Planning staff. Motion by Mr. Weigand , second by Mr. Nix. A vote of "Aye" by Anderson Bowles , Nix , Watson and Weigand . Motion carried . APPLICANT : Nelson , Haley ,. Patterson & Quirk CASE NUMBER: Z-199 tape 426 SUBJECT : Zone changes R - T-UD ; R - H-UD ; R - R-UD APPEARANCE : John Haley , Bob Britzman DISCUSSION : Burman Lorenson stated the planning staff is recommending approval . The City of Greeley has approved the zone change . It allows a use in keeping with the County and City plan and the grow- ing character of the surrounding land use , Eliminates some access points on 20th St. , eliminates some poorly planned platting and allows NHPQ to expand their facilities and eliminating temporary trailer offices . 769 If approved it should be subject to street improvements , utility improvements including drainage , landscape proposal especially around the parking lots , final platting , vacation of streets in existing plat and any relocation of utility lines be at the expense of the developer. Mr. Britzman explained the proposed zone changes and the uses in each . The density of the H-UD area not to exceed 12 units per acre . Most of the R area is used as a nursery and will continue to be used that way. Open space will be approximately forty percent. Mr. Haley stated there are covenants on the property which will have to be worked out . MOTION : By Mr. Watson to take the matter under advisement. Second by Mr. Nix. A vote of "Aye" by Anderson , Bowles , Nix , Watson and Weigand . Motion carried . RESOLUTION : tape 427 Be it therefore resolved to recommend approval to the Board of County Commissioners subject to the requirements of the planning staff and no greater density in the H-UD area than 6 units per acre . Motion by Mr. Weigand , second by Mr. Watson . A vote of "Aye" by Anderson , Bowles , Nix , Watson and Weigand , Abstain by Heitman . Motion carried . APPLICANT : Flatirons Materials Co . CASE NUMBER: SUP #158 tape 426 SUBJECT : Site approval for a concrete batch plant LOCATION : SW4 NE4 Sec 36 T6 R66 APPEARANCE : Stow Witwer, Bob Downey and Jack Verser DISCUSSION : Mr. Witwer presented the proposal stating it will be an industrial use in an industrial zone . The wells must be relocated , for which they have permits . Mr. Bowles read the recommendations of the planning staff. If approved it should be subject to : con- ditions set forth in zoning regulations Sec . 6 . 1 Paragraph ( 3) . No junk in and around grounds , prevention of pollution of the river , collection of cement dust and fencing to prevent children in an un- attended area during shut down periods to comply with the regulations . Mr. Downey stated they have applied to the State Air and Water Pol - ution for a permit and they will meet their requirements . RESOLUTION : Be it therefore resolved to recommend approval of the application to the Board of County Commissioners subject to the requirements stated by the planning staff. Motion by Mr. Anderson , seconded by Mr. Nix. A vote of "Aye" by Anderson , Bowles , Nix , Watson and Weigand . Motion carried. APPLICANT : Kenneth Anderson CASE NUMBER: SUP #157 tape 426 SUBJECT: Dog kennel LOCATION : Wz SW4 Sec 2 T3 R68 APPEARANCE : None DISCUSSION : - Mr . Gilman Olson appeared in objection to the location of a dog kennel and presented a petition of people in the area object- ing to this permit. Mr. Olson stated they are already restricted on their water from Little Thompson Water District . Mr. Anderson had stated he would obtain water from Little Thompson Water District. MOTION : By Mr. Weigand that the matter be tabled. Second by Mr. Nix. A vote of "Aye" by Anderson , Bowles , Nix ; Watson and Weigand . Ab- stain by Heitman . Motion carried . 770 APPLICANT: Monfort Feedlots , Inc . CASE NUMBER : SUP #156 tape 426 SUBJECT: Relocation of feed lots LOCATION : Pts . of Sec 23 , 24 , 25 , 26 , T5 R64 + Pt Sec 30 T5 R63 APPEARANCE : Duane Flack , Lowell Adams , Hank Brown , Clark Weaver APPEARANCE AGAINST : Philip Schlagel , Wm. Wailes and Ray Rothe DISCUSSION : Mr. Lorenson recommended the application be approved . It will relieve the area immediately north of Greeley from intensive feed-lot operations . Site is well adapted to support this use,. Site and use fits the existing land use policy, zoning and the development policy of the Planning Commission . It can be well drained and sufficient water is available . It is in a sparsely settled area . It has been recommended for approval by the Health Department and a letter of approval by the School District has been received. It should be subject to a land swap arrangement with the Highway Department for ROW or the granting of 220 ' of ROW to the north of existing Highway 34 . A green belt 50 ' wide along the south . of lot screening of Highway 34 with suitable type of vegetation . Both lagoons should be sealed and the north lagoon being protected from the flood plain, Dr. Flack presented the proposed plans and maps of the area involved . The ground to be used is all optioned at this time . This site has been selected because of the availability of water, railroad , highways etc . There will be 250 pens and approx- imately 140 ,000 head of cattle . An elevator will be constructed . The Home Light & Power Company is desirous of serving the electrical power for the operation. Gas will be furnished by Greeley Gas Co . Engineering has been done by Mountain Bell to service the area. Water will be provided by Central Weld Water District. There will be wells also. A greenbelt will be built in accordance with the plans of the Highway Department. Dr. Flack explained how the reten- tion ponds will be constructed. Philip Schlagel stated he owns afljacent land to the south and if the highway route is changed ilt1 rase one portion he farms and some buildings . Wm. Wailes voiced his objections . His farm is approx- imately 1 mile south of the Kuner store . He operates a dairy and stated the odor would affect the milk. Also stated the highway in its present state would not be adequate . Roy Rothe stated he and his brother have a 300 cow dairy and objected to the feedlot oper- ation . Mr. Rothe stated if they plan to drain the lagoon into the ditch , they would have to dig one of their own as the ditch belonged to him. MOTION : BY Mr. Anderson to take the matter under advisement. Second by Mr. Weigand . A vote of "Aye" by Anderson , Bowles , Heitman , Nix , Watson and Weigand . Motion carried . RESOLUTION : Be it therefore resolved to recommend approval to the Board of County Commissioners subject to the requirements of the planning staff. Motion by Mr. Weigand , 'second by Mr. Nix. A vote of "Aye" by Anderson , Heitman , Nix , Watson and Weigand . "Nay" by Bowles . Motion carried . 771 An executive meeting was held at 6 :00 P. M: at the Ebony Room, American Legion . Roll call was follows : Philip Bowles , Chairman Present Glen Anderson Present Ronald Heitman Present John Watson Present Others : Marshall Anderson , County Commissioner Present Burman Lorenson , Planning Director Present Glen Paul , Sanitarian Present Betty Schulte , Commissioners office Present Ben Cruce , Regional Planning Commission Present Cindy Telep , Attorney Present Jim Ohi , Planner Present Gary Eastman , Planner Present Mr. Bowles called the meeting to order . SUBJECT : Aristocrat Ranchettes DISCUSSION : Mr. Lorenson stated a group of people in this area made an application for community water for a grant. The com- munity which does not have a legal standing in the eyes of the Federal Government . When this application came before the Reg- ional Planning Commission , after being informed of the conditions in the area , recommended denial . It was indicated at a previous meeting the subdivision be rezoned to mobile homes . Mr. Glen reported on meetings with FHA and NHPQ and the people in the area and the feasibility report is favorable and thought there are enough people to get an FHA loan . Marshall Anderson stated there was no one present at the Regional meeting to represent the ap- plication . Mr. Heitman suggested the Planning Commission make a field trip to the area . There was further discussion on rezoning the subdivision and how it could be implemented . Marshall Anderson stated the same situation existed in Wattenburg and the Spanish Colony . Mr. Bowles suggested the people in the area interested in getting the water could form a nucleus to get something done and would police themselves . Mr. Paul will meet with .them next week and discuss the problem. SUBJECT : Comprehensive Plan--progress report DISCUSSION: Mr. Lorenson reported Mr. Voorhees doesn ' t think he can get the Comprehensive Plan printed by the end of the month . He is -going to be asked to redo some of the zoning regulations . The Subdivision Regulations were from the model regulations the State Land Use Commission put out in Dec . The dead line to have Subdivision Regulations is Sept . 1 , 1972. It was agreed to have a special meeting to review the regulations on Monday , 6/12/72 at 1 : 00 P. M. in the County Commissioners office. SUBJECT : Greeley Urban Renewal Authority DISCUSSION : Mr. Lorenson stated he had made a recommendation for 772 approval . Copies have been sent to the City Manager , the Mayor, Rev . Mueller , Oblinger & Smith and the State Planning Office . The necessary information was supplied as requested . The area affected was presented on a map . SUBJECT: Zoning and Land Use Policy DISCUSSION : Mr. Lorenson stated the planning staff is making some comparisons with the regulations proposed by Bob Leigh of Allan Voorhees and Associates and some of the concepts of the staff, and have a generalized proposal . Jim Ohi and Gary Eastman pre- sented these proposals . Mr. Ohi stated they had tried to imple- ment the Weld County Planning Commission' s Land Use Policy into the zoning resolution . The second purpose is to integrate the County Planning with the Town Planning, and help them implement their plans . Thirdly to simplify the Zoning Resolution by util - izing the Special Use Permit procedure . They have reduced the zones to three , the "A" Agriculture zone , the "U" zone (urban zone) and the Conservation - open zone . Mr. Eastman presented the basic criteria for allowing any residential permits . Meeting adjourned . Respectfully submitted , Dorothy C lands , Secretary 773 APPLICANT: Gary Bragdon CASE NUMBER : SUP #136 RESOLUTION : :By Board of County Commissioners to grant site approval for a cattle and sheep feeding operation subject to a maximum of 2500 head of cattle and 15 ,000 sheep , construction to begin within 1 year of approval . Dated 5/3/72 APPLICANT : T . T . L . N . INC . CASE : ROW dedication RESOLUTION : By Board of County Commissioners to accept ROW deed Dated 5/3/72 . APPLICANT: Larry J . & Sharon A. Pickrell CASE : ROW deed RESOLUTION : By Board of County Commissioners to accept ROW deed . Dated 5/3/72 APPLICANT : D. H . Coulson and Betty Coulson CASE NUMBER : SUP #150 RESOLUTION : By Board of County Commissioners to grant site approval for a dog kennel subject to a maximum of 250 dogs and one year to begin construction . Dated 5/10/72 APPLICANT : Raymond P. and Wayne E. Biros CASE NUMBER: SUP #152 RESOLUTION : By Board of County Commissioners to grant site approval for a dog kennel subject to a maximum of 125 dogs , construction to begin within one year , adequate and proper fencing and said fence at 100 ' from County Road #12 . Dated 5/10/72 APPLICANT : Charles R. and Betty A. Schmidt CASE NUMBER: SUP #149 RESOLUTION : By Board of County Commissioners whereas applicants withdrew application , situation is moot and application denied. Dated 5/10/72 APPLICANT: C. E . AND H. C . Kennedy CASE NUMBER: SUP #94 RESOLUTION : By Board of County Commissioners to extend Land Use Permit to Jan . 1 . 1973 . , Dated May 17 , 1972 APPOINTMENT : Elmer H . Rothe FILE NO . : A-1 RESOLUTION : By Board of County Commissioners to appoint Elmer H. Rothe as Second Associate Member of the Planning Commission , term end- ing Dec . 1 , 1972. 774 1 The Weld County Utilities Coordinating Board held a regular meeting Thursday , May 11 , 1972 at 10 : 00 A. M. in the 4-H Building at Island Grove Park . Roll call was as follows : Paul Brown , Home Light & Power Present Ed Kelly , City of Greeley Present Ray Fouts , Greeley Gas Present • Bill Rae , Mountain Bell Present Don Farmer , Union REA Present Burman Lorenson , Planning Director Present As a quorum was present , the Utility Board was ready to do business . SUBJECT: Minutes MOTION : By Mr. Fouts and seconded. by Mr. Farmer to approve the minutes of the last regular meeting as mailed . A unanimous vote of "Aye" . Motion carried. APPLICANT: Mt. States Tel . & Tel . Co. CASE NUMBER: Z-200 tape 43 • SUBJECT : Zone change E to T LOCATION: NEi Sec 23 T5 R66 APPEARANCE : Douglas Propp DISCUSSION : Mr. Propp presented the plot plan and stated the building will be set on grade because of the water table level . Water shares will be traded to the City for city service . They will be on city sewer. The question of a lift station will have to be wor10,0, out . Mr. Kelly the city didn ' t want them to dedicate any morgufhan is necessary but this hasn ' t been decided as yet. For the building that will be built at this time will require parking for approximately 50 cars . The second building shown on the plot plan will probably not be built for 10 years . The new building will house the toll service . The Elks property to the north is zoned Transitional . The plot plan shows three access point on 35th Avenue . Mr. Lorenson stated the county prefers access no greater than one per quarter mile . It was suggested they com- bine two access points into one with maybe a small divider between . MOTION : By Mr. Fouts to approve the zone change. Second by Mr. Farmer. A unanimous vote of "Aye" . Motion carried. APPLICANT : Guy B. Akins Jr. CASE NUMBER: A-197 tape 43 SUBJECT: Zone change A - MH-UD for Ranch View Park LOCATION : . SRI Sec 28 Tl R68 APPEARANCE Mr. Akins and Neill Renfro DISCUSSION : Mr. Akins stated the Public Service Company would like a blanket easement for the gas and they are able to furnish the service . The Union REA is able to furnish the electrical service for the area . Mt. Bell will be expanding their switching station in Lafayette this year and they will make provision for additional lines towards. this area • They have a= letter of intent from Left Hand Water District to serve the area with domestic water. • WCUCB - 72 a Mr. Akins stated they had presented their concept of the park to the Lafayette Planning Commission and to the Town Board , both agencies approving it and a letter of intent to provide sewer services into their new plant. The development of this park is approximately two years away. It is tied to the water availability treatment which Left Hand is going through now, and also the fact that Lafayette in the process of designing and going to build a new sewer treatment plant. The utilities will be underground and the meters to the back of the lots .. Lots will be approximately 3500 square feet. Thirty percent of the area will be open space . The park is designed for 803 spaces . Width of right-of-ways was discussed . Mr. Akins stated if the county devel - oper a policy regarding the dedication of a portion of the area for a school site or a county park site , they would be willing to dedicate one of the green areas , or what ever is required. Pro- vision will be made for an area to park campers and boats . Mr. Lorenson stated they require a composite of all of the utilities on a single drawing. A meeting with Boulder County is being ar- ranged to discuss the project. A letter has been received from Glen Paul stating there is no ability for anyone to serve this area at this time and should be denied . Mr. Lorenson stated the A-95 request for federal funds by Lafayette for a new sewage treat- ment plant has not been completed at this time . The Planning department is going to recommend denial on several items . A report has been received from the consultant that he will be recommending that no mobile home park be in excess of 50 acres . MOTION : By Mr. Fouts to table the matter until the Board hears from Mr. Paul. Second by Mr. Farmer. A unanimous vote of "Aye" .. Motion carried . APPLICANT: Nelson , Haley , Patterson & Quirk CASE NUMBER: Z-199 SUBJECT: Zone changes T & R to T-UD ; R to H-UD : R to R-UD. LOCATION : Sec 15 T5 R66 APPEARANCE : John Benson DISCUSSION : Mr. Benson presented the proposed zone changes which are being requested by NHPQ for expansion of their engineering offices . There will be a vacation of several streets . The application had been referred to the City at an earlier date. MOTION : By Mr. Kelly to not make any recommendation until the approval of the City submits ,in writing,its recommendation . Second by Mr. Fouts . A unanimous vote of "Aye" , motion carried . DISCUSSION : Mr. Benson stated copies of the plat has been submitted to all utilities , also the clearance record . Asked if it could be approved subject to the recommendation of the City. MOTION : By Mr. Fouts to recind Mr. Kelly ' s motion . Second by Mr. Farmer. A unanimous vote of "Aye" , motion carried. MOTION : By Mr. Fouts that the utility plat be accepte4ith the recom- mendation of the City Planning Commission and the developer' s expense to relocate all necessary utility lines , and underground utilities . These items to be listed on the PUD. Second by Mr. Rae. A unanimous vote of "Aye" , motion carried. APPLICANT : Monfort Feedlots , Inc . .� CASE NUMBER: SUP #156 rj /,/' SUBJECT: Relocation of feedlots LOCATION : Pts Sec 23 ,24,25 ,26 , TS R64 + pt Sec 30 T5 R63 WCUCB - 73 • • DISCUSSION : Mr. Lorenson presented an airphoto showing the area that is proposed for the location of the feedlots , also Where the retention ponds will be located. Also shown was where the dedication for the highway will be located . A near drainage plan has been requested . �� MOTION : By Mr. Kelly to recommend to the Planning Commission appr _ ,.: . of the Special Use Permit subject to Mr. Lorenson"_s recommend ations . Second by Mr. Farmer, a unanimous vote of "Aye" . Meer) , carried . • SUBJECT : Mr. Lorenson proposed that the utility companies not furni s'i service to property that has not been properly •subdivided or g r,e through the procedure of subdividing . Mr. Lorenson read th& new definition of a "Subdivision" of the Colorado Revised Statui:"; 106-2-3(3) of 1963 approved b Sen B-i11-- 3b. Meeting adjourned. • • Respectfully submitted'f • Dorothy Ch nda Secretary �_... • • • • • • WCUCB - 74 BEFORE THE WELD COUNTY, COLORADO PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION OF RECOMMENDATION TO THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Case No. SUP P155 Date 5,117/72 APPLICATION OF "opfort Feed Lots Inc . Address P , 0. Rox 1250 , Greeley , Colorado Moved by .,,..... t� t.n_..We.i.ryasd that the following resolution be introduced for pas- sage by the Weld County Planning Commission: Be it Resolved by the Weld County Planning Commission that the application for r,}g�aQ2il1'�xf;km�c ( �} Rcextz' EticctA ..` ccove"ing)t eexfollo i g described propertyf in Weld`�County,Co�raao•,toi-wit: See attached legal • be recommended (favorably) (x2nhy,terelx) to the Board of County Commissioners for the following reasons: See attached sleet Motion seconded by J , a ,n ; i x Vote: For Passage: 1„c n,p.,..,,.pyier_c on Against Passage: .......... Ilona 1 d .Reitma n...........,...... :.1._....1'..21! 'Jix J.n....n 11a.t.s.on • lahn !.In n The Chairman declared the Resolution passed and cordered that a certified copy be forwarded with the file of this case to the Board of County Commissioners for further proceedings. PC-Z-005 4 • CERTIFICATION OF COPY I, Dorothy Chlanda , Recording Secretary of Weld County Planning Commission, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing Resolution is a true copy of. Resolution of Planning Commission of Weld County, Colorado, adopted on May 16,, 1972 , and recorded in Book No. III , Page No. , of the proceedings of said Planning Commission. Dated this 17th day of f•ay , lg72.. Recording Secretary, Weld County Planning Commission • pC-Z-006 • r.v± ' 7 't ' BEFORE THE BOARD" OF' COUNTY COMMISSIONERS ' WELD.COUNTY,,••.COLORADO DOCKET NO. 28 Special •Use Permit for the ) Relocation of the Monfort ) . REPORTER'S TRANSCRIPT - Feed Lot. ) - APPEARANCES : MR.. SAMUEL S . TELEP , Attorney at Law, Greeley, Colorado, Appearing as County Attorney for the Board of County Commissioners , MR. CLARK WEAVER,, Attorney ,at Law, Monfort of Colorado, Greeley, Colorado, Appearing on behalf of Monfort of Colorado. Pursuant to the zoning laws of the State of Colorado, a public hearing was held in the office of the Board of .County Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado, on the 30th • day of June, 1972, at 2:00 o'clock p .m. , before the Board . of County Commissioners , Glenn K. Billings , Chairman, Marshall H. Anderson and Harry S .. Ashley, members of the. Board.' • Joseph J . Rusk Certified Shorthand Reporter • Weld County Courthouse .Greeley; Colorado J The following proceedings vere duly had: ' CHAIRMAN GLENN BILLINGS: We will call this hearing . to or'der'. Case Number 156 , Monfort Feed Lot, Inc . , P . 0. Box 1290, Greeley, Colorado, requested land use site of approval for the relocation of . feed lots . At this time, Mr. Telep, would you make the record. MR. TELEP : Thank you; iMr. Chairman.' Let the record show that this cause came on for' hearing this day, June 30, 1972, on the application of Monfort Feed Lots , Inc. , P . 0. Box 1290, Greeley, Colorado, for site approval of the relocation' of feed lots to be located, for want of a concise and distinct legal description, let the record show that the site location will be in various sections consisting of many parcels , and all seems to be located in Township 5 North, Range 63 and 64, Weld County, Colorado. Let the record further show that hearing this morning was duly published as required by law in the Greeley Booster on May 26th and June 16th, 1972 , respectively. • ' Let the. record further show that. there are, in the file many receipts indicating that the adjacent • landowners have been notified of this hearing this morning, thus affording them an opportunity to be present and to testify either in favor, or against the ,2_ • • granting of this permit. Let the record still -further show that the Weld County Planning Commission recommended favorably ,as to this. site approval; and the reasons therefore can, be gone into in more detail with our planning director, Mr. Burman Lorenson.' ' Let the record still further show that the petitioner this morning is represented by Dr. Duane Flack and by its general counsel, Mr . Clark Weaver. • Mr. Chairman, I believe we, are ready to proceed. CHAIRMAN GLENN BILLINGS: Thank you, Mr. Telep. • Dr. . Flack, I call .on you first and you can designate - those people that you want to speak on behalf , of Monfort Feed Lots , Inc . , in presenting the proposal and explaining the exact operations and how you propose to operate the feed lot. - - DR. FLACK: Thank you, Mr . Billings . I will turn it over to Clatk to.startwith. CHAIRMAN/GLENN BILLINGS As each one of you speak, would you give your name and address for the reporter so that we will be able to identify those. making comments either for or against 'the approval of the feed lots . - MR. WEAVER: . My name is Clark Weaver, I am general counsel of Monfort of 'Colorado, Incorporated, and assistant secretary of Monfort Feed Lots , Inc . • -3- ' I) My address is 4724- West 13th' Street in Greeley, and my business address is Post 'Office Box G, Greeley, Colorado. Also speaking on behalf of the petitioners will be Dr. Flack, who will later on explain the particulars of, construction of our proposed feed lot and operation. By way of background, Monfort of Colorado has two separate and distinct feed lot locations , one being just north of Greeley, Colorado. I think it can be indicated easiest. by looking at the diagram that we brought. The north feed lot location is approximately a mile north of Greeley. We also have a south feed' lot located in the vicinity of Gilcrest, ColoSo, This particular feed lot was the subject matter of a hearing held in 1969- here. The proposed location, just for reference, is east of the City of Greeley in the , approximate vicinity of the Town of Kersey. • I would like to reiterate the fact that this proposed site location is a relocation from the existing facility north of Greeley, Colorado, and does not involve a new location per se. - What Monfort of Colorado•plans to do is move all of its existing facilities to the new proposed_ location. Therefore, there would be yery little anditional economic impact in the Weld County area as a whole . -There wouldn' t be any great shift in the put-Chasing of -4- _ i • • available feeder cattle or of the purchase of feed for . these cattle. . - - The reason for the move is essentially one for environmental reasons as mentioned by the president of • Monfort Feed Lots,, Mr. Monfort. We realize that we are very close to the City of Greeley. The proximity of our location of our feed lot is of great concern to us and has been ,for some time. I don' t think it's any . secret that the people of Greeley have from time to. time expressed their feelings on the existence of Monfort Feed.: Lots north of the city. ' We have for some time expressed the fact that we would be looking for a new location, and• this is the culmination of our research. We recognize that Monfort of Colorado, and its existing subsidiaries , as a citizen of the City of Greeley, as it is as well as a citizen. of the County of Weld. ,This, was :brought to our ,attention at the time we renegotiated a sewer contract with the City of Greeley, • • as I am sure you are well aware .. • The way we have gone about the purchase or the • proposed purchase of this new location, we have acquired a number of options from the existing landowners . This was all accomplished in approximately thirty days . The large bulk of these options were acquired in that time. - The approximate cost has been, of the acquisition of the -5- i • I ' options , has been .in excess of fifty thousand dollars . There are twenty two options involved with twenty two separate :and distinct landowners . This covers approximately one 'thousand acres , and the ,facility will run at approximately four hundred to four hundred and fifty acres . - I would like to point out that our options start expiring on July 1st, which is tomorrow, so we can' t over emphasize the need for a decision in the very near . future. Our overall purchase cost of this land alone is . approximately one million dollars, which comes down to approximately one thousand- dollars per acre on an overall average basis . The total cost of the propcs ed move of all of our facilities , which will be, as mentioned by Mr. Monfort, approximately five million dollars . We intend to do this over a period of several years . Mr. Telep has stated the chronology of our petition. The petition was filed• on April 21st„ the planning commission hearing was held on May 16th, and I believe the planning commission's recommendations are a matter of record. I would like to go into that• and -review it very briefly shortly. This culminated in the presentation of our proposal here today. By way of observations from our standpoint, we are extremely satisfied with our present location north -6- of the city. It has in the past proven more profitable, to us from an economic .standpoint than even 'the Gilcrest facility. I think this is largely because of start up costs and inefficiencies of the new operation, But I would like to 'reiterate the fact that we -arequite pleased' with our present location: ' However, as I mentioned before, we are concerned with our proximity to the City of Greeley. • There has been a thorough investigation of the - factors concerned' with this proposed new location. Dr. Flack will go into this in greater detail later. We have considered the available natural resources necessary to supply an operation like this , and we have also considered the environmental impacts of this new location on the existing environment up in that vicinity. - I would like to point out also, just by way of passing, that we certainly ask no special favors , and certainly we know of none that have been granted anyhow. We have engaged 1..h no publicity campaign here . We have solicited no extensive support, but we don't see any - reason in playing numbers games for people to come -out and-raise their hands in support or opposition. We believe that our petition and the reasons for this transfer are self explanatory and will be self evident • to the members of the commission. The conduct of our presentation will be basically- -7- I will give the. brief background and Dr . Flack will then cover the specifics of the operation. We will hope that Dr. Flack would be able to entertain questions of the members of the commission or other interested parties . I would like to point out that we have, responded to the request of the planning commission in presentation of plans for the property location, pen locations that ' will be brought to your attention a little later, drainage and 'retention ponds and greenbelts . Therefore, we will present no expert testimony on our behalf, nor are we soliciting any petitions or petitioners on our behalf. I would like to point out that we have received copies of letters from the Kersey Board of Education District RE-7., and.from Central Weld Water District • in support of our move, just by way of passing. • Our presentation I hope will be informal and, we again would hope that you ask questions . ' Concerning the planning commission's recommendation, the recommendation, for site approval was subject to three • ' •_p'articular:' stipulations• or conditions . - - - First, .a land swap arrangement with the State Highway Department for ' right- of way or the granting of two hundred twenty foot right of way to north of existing Highway 34 and a single access point to Highway 34. . -8 • Two.. A greenbelt at least fifty• feet wide along the south of lot, screening of Highway 34 with a suitable type of vegetation. Three: Both proposed lagoons being sealed and the north lagoon being protected •from the flood plain. Certainly these latter two conditions are suitable. We agree that they, are a necessity for this location. This is certainly agreeable to us . Condition number one, however, has three parts., two, alternatives and one other condition. The one condition being the single access point to Highway 34. This again is what we have, proposed initially, and its totallyacceptable. - The first two parts , however, are extremely difficult for us to accept. We have talked to Mr. Lorenson and the Highway Department a number of times . The first is a 'land swap arrangement with the State Highway Department for right of way. This is almost impossible for us to accept because of the fact that a land swap arrangement, the details of a land swap arrangement are almost impossible, and some of the following suggestions we ask to be considered are the present plans of the Highway Department, as we understand them, are that the existing Highway 34, as is ,indicated in yellow, these; the proposed highway location of the new four •lane facility, will be as in red, and will proceed down off of the map -9- and come back south again at approximately the location I believe it's called the sand bluffs , or something like this . But this is the tentative arrangement set up by the Highway Department. And I will refer to this briefly, and I think Dr. Flack will talk about it a little more later on. MR. ANDERSON: I have a question. How are you going to make a land swap if you don' t know where the highway is going? M. WEAVER: This is one of our points, Mr. Commissioners . We considered this . One of the possible arrangements was that we could purchase our land and then pay the difference that the highway department would have to pay if the highway were later required to be routed south of the existing Highway 34. But, again, these plans are fairly tentative. I think the highway , department has stressed the fact that it may be eight to ten years down the road before construction is even commenced or condemnation is under way. ; From our 'understanding, it 's a public held corporation, to-.have this -unknown liability on our books for eight to ten years I think from an accounting stand- point would be unsuitable . So we don't really know what the valuations of the lands are . We don' t know of any condemnation in the near future, and as far as we know, I think this is fact, that from the point of the existing -10- • • the existing railroad overpass , right here, I don' t think any hearings have been held on this portion in the • -southeasterly direction. I think hearings have been held up . to this- point covering this here. But I don' t • think any hearings have been held on the south part, so we haven't heard -from these, people living north or • south of the highway. I think these plans are relatively tentative. I believe' the reason for this prdposed_routing- was the , present valuerof the' land. I think even by looking at the aerial photograph you can see the character of the lands involved. The lands north of the highway are semi-arid; the land south of the highway being irrigated lands . . • • I would like to point •out that Monforts has certainly no right of condemnation, so we can' t purchase this land. 4.e have been required to purchase the land, or optioned to purchase the land for one thousand dollars an acre . And I am sure- the highway department wouldn' t want to pay that amount for it- because they could condemn it for a lot cheaper price. Therefore, although we have investigated the possibility of land swap arrangements , I just don't have any idea how this could possibly work. The other alternative is a two hundred twenty • foot right of vay just tD the north of existing Highway 34- -11- • • • in the south portion here (indicating) . I think Dr. Flack will point this out. Let me refer to it briefly so you know what I am talking about. I believe ' this was their recommendation., that we give them approximately a two hundred twenty foot right of way north of existing Highway 34, in addition, or perhaps in conjunction with our proposed fifty-foot greenbelt that Dr. Flack will speak to later . If you look at the, character of this particular piece of property, the optioned lands are in yellow within ` the black area . . The 'facilities, •feedlot facilities and supporting facilities will -be within the green area . So . you can see that this is triangular in nature, it 's fairly narrow. And what I would like to point out is, • that if a two hundred twenty foot right of way were , -granted along the north side of Highway 34, this would, - have a substantial impact on our plans . It:'would change the overall character of the feed lot itself.. I am sure the highway department right now does not want to condemn this right of way. If we were to give them two hundred and twenty feet it would be approximately forty acres ; somewhere in that neighborhood, and it would cost us about- forty thousand dollars just to give them this right of. Way that they may or may not use in the future. • Just in passing, I think it 's probably immaterial. to the highway, department whether the highway- is north, -12- • or south in the future. Again, that is entirely their opinion. I would point out that on the other. diagram we had it shown that the highway proceeded to the north side of existing 34, and then came back south of Highway,. existing Highway. 34. It 's our point of view that it would probably be more correct if• the highway ran directly south of the existing highway. Again, if a purchased or condemned purchase of the land was made eight years down the road I think it would be very difficult to determine what the cost of the land on either side of the highway would be, whether or not Monfort did actually purchase this land. According to my count, and I' may be wrong, I just drove past there a number of times., but as far as the relocation of existing improvements , I believe there is probably one dwelling located south of the existing Highway 34, and as I counted somewhere in the neighborhood of five occupied dwellings and two. commercial establishments north. I would like to point out again that, hearings have not been held here so we haven't heard from the oil company, for instance, or the people that live in the dwelling places north of the highway. Therefore, we would respectfully request that the alternative, the alternative portions of the conditions of number one, of the planning Commission's :recommendations, 'be stricken. Of course • -13 • • this is out point of view. Dr. Flack will. nowspeak- ( as to the construction of the facility and the proposed operation of the facility. - , Dr. Flack did, as you recall, speak on the Gilcrest • - . opera•ftibn, so he is thoroughly familiar with feed lots and with =respect to' the-operation of both of our feed lots . Dr. . Flack • = DR. FLACK: 'I was just 'going to say I think I • • went through this before. I would like t'o turn this around a little bit so ,you three gentlemen can see it a little bit more, I • think. There is not a County board of commissioners who . is not more familiar with and listening to propositions and listening to hearings in commercial feed lots in the • • - whole country. I would like to point out several of the factors that relate to, first of all, location in their • relationship toithe total proposal . These aerial photographs look good once you get used to them, but this is the city of Kersey in this area , • you can get the blocking here as far as the mile sections , the lines are pretty clear. This point at the underpass is 'Highway 34 (indicating) . .Progressing along the north side of Kersey, across the angle just below the bluff, underneath the present underpass , and the Union Pacific Railroad, and it comes on down here on the angle. You -14- . are talking about approximately ten miles from this point straight into town to what would be the interchange, intersection between Highway 34 and Highway 85 located out here on the southeast corner of Greeley: MR. ANDERSON: Where that flares off north, this ' would be west (indicating) , you have got all that sand hill on the west side of the highway? DR. FLACK: Yes . All right. Now, everything, so far as the boundaries are concerned here, again,. just to be descriptive a little bit, ,in case you can ' t see it, this is the underpass , as you are familiar with them, the Union Pacific Railroad, this is the service station, this being the north and south road through Kuner, the old Kuner schoolhouse is right here at this corner . Now,we have obtained options on all the grounds outlined in black, the feed lot sited south as -far as the construction of the lot aid its facilities would be in this area outlined with the green. Now,, as you will notice, we do not have the border area to the south of existing Highway. This gets into this highway difficulty. We do have a good wide area of the farm ground to the east, because of this particular farm actually overlaps on both sides of the road, as far as the property is concerned. That explains why this is blocked off on the basis of 'this . The only egress. - :ingress to the site is through this county road, service -15- going through here (indicating) , which I will get into in more detail, because this county road cuts , or bisects the site, and becomes very pertinent to the operation. And then we do have one eighty acre piece that I am going to have to back up a little bit on statements I made, as faras- the complete acquisition of all these options . We have, at the time we made the original statements to the board, ;, acquired all these options., in fact, which we have with the exception of this one eighty acre piece that lies in here. Now, we' have the options on this, • on that ground, 'but, _those .involve some land swap arrangement in order to purchase it. We have been assured verbally time and time again that it was under complete control, and we have no •reason' to think that it's not. But we do not have the contract with the name on the dotted line in bur hands . So, therefore , I merely want• to inform you that there is this one piece of ground on the north • edge that theoretically the negotiations did come to a stop on and we could possibly •could, end up with one acre piece in yellow that is not involved. It is on the north side of it. The vast majority of the eighty acres is in the bottom ground area down from the west. There is access to that eighty acres from the east, but we have a stipulation, there that theoretically something could go wrong, I don 't want you to believe we have that thing and then have it not develop along that line. -16- • • • Okay. The present Highway 34 coming down this side; you are aware of this, Clark has gone into this . This indicates the approximate land route of the now highway. We have here• marked in green the two county roads that are involved in the. site. And the small service, station just south or just east, excuse me, . east and south of the underpass , we have a north-south county road that just completely cuts the site in half , and then angles down along the river. This is the one that you relocated this portion of the road Some years - back, cuts down along the side and' comes down by the ' • schoolhouse . Have one small short piece of the county road an -the north`-south line there. -For the deVelopment 'of •the ground we will have to ask, as we have informed you b:y letter, that those county roads be closed. You have answered back that this can't be determined prior to the facts , and we understand that. But we want you to understand that those roads make a • . quite critical relationship to what we would do with the site. Obviously we can't have the road going through the middle of the feed lot. The railroad connection I can probably.show best on this , and get into the otherutilities and services . We have the Union Pacific. Railroad traversing along the northern border of the site. We have talked to the Union Pacific about a spur siding coming off of -17- • • thatsite: ; •There'.is no local, 'so to speak, on the U.P. going into that area at this time. There is a local that goes through in there to Eaton, Ault and- Pierce every afternoon, but due to the traffic that would be involved with the grain cattle operation that would . ` probably be instituted, which would increase the service to other sidings lup and down the area on that thing, or they would just merely run switch service by extending yard limits out of LaSalle . We are on the main line going east to North Platte, Nebraska, which -is the primary route, so we, from a railroad point of view, the connections are very good, and there would be no problem with the construction of the siding in relation to the other ground. From a county standpoint, we have made statements to and try- to explain- the fact that we do have at the • present time approximately eight .thousand acres of corn contracted for production of sileage into the Greeley • . feed lots . We anticipate that about thirty five percent of that, those acres under contract this year, would be within our ten to twelve mile radius of this feed • -lot for easy operation. This means that approximately seventy percent of those acres will have to be transferred to the Kersey and -east district.' A great portion of that, -well, all of that ' thirty five percent I am • -18- • ,.* ' = • referring to, plus a -great portion of the increase, , - • - would obviously. :come' from the area north of the South Platte -River, which means that traffic on this county road, coming across the Kuner -Bridge, which is a good '• bridge, but up this' county road, that winds back and forth along the east and north, as you are well aware, is not really a road at this time capable of handling truck traffic in large quantities . Sothis is something that -you need to be .aware of ., We have certainly .thought of it, it would. obviously_•get ; indolved as traffic increases on that road, and it would increase. • We also have -the: source•+ of power, electrical power, from either R.E.A , or Home Light and Power. Home Light and Power does service a' portion of this area , there is a division line between the two. Actually , - it 's just slightly split. 'So we have alternate sources • of power to us . ' • - Our communications , at this date, have been • .primarily with:Home Light and Power, although we have • been contacted by R.E.A : , and they are interested, too, in supplying power. And lean see even the possibility of a conflict there between the two. Natural gaa ' service to the area is -supplied by the Greeley Gas •Canpany. . They have -mains right through this area at the present time, but it's anticipated - - • those mains would•.not be capable of handling the demands -19- - • of the feed lot. Plans were already on the drawing boards toincrease the size of those mains . This has been scheduled for approximately a year from this fall. We have talked to the transmission line company, who would be putting in additional lines, we assured them we will have no call for gas out of those mains until after the time they are planning- on construction of those lines anyway. The development of this site would merely kind of iron out their plans and- would make them more concrete as far as getting the gas serviceavailable to that area by the fall of ' 73 . A rather insignificant factor to most concerns probably, but yet to rural people it certainly is a factor, the phone service, and obviously the phone company has already gone into planning construction facilities to increase the' phone service to that area . Quite frankly, the phone lines aren't available to give us the service we would require-. Water is obviously the big question. Water is the big ingredient as far as an operation of this size is concerned. The availability of, both domestic water and well water. - Domestic water is serviced to the area by the Central Weld Water District, who service our Gilcrest lot. •We have talked with them. You have received, I believe, a pair of letters from their board of directors. _20_ Assuming their willingness to supply us that water, , they have -a four inch main' -in that area , but we require . a four inch tap. .411e. six inch main that- they have that - runs along the section 'line, that would be, one mile , . ' ' south of this , where this closest six. inch. line is , they : . ` - would probably have. to put .inlan additional line there.. . But this is in the immediate vicinity.. You have letters. • to that effect. , . - - From - the well water standpoint. The sites that are involved in .the •options .:do include twelve adjudicated . irrigation wells.. .We have been assured by all of the ., people that the-, wells work::' Our consultants in this , matter state that these 'wells are among the' best in the county as far, as recharge rates are concerned. We: have run water samples on, a sampling of the wells and found " • the water to be very satisfactory for, use as far as the water call is concerned for cattle ' I have copies of laboratory- reports" £ 'you" would be 'interested. As far as the site development itself is concerned, on: this blue paper, this., doesn''t show real well, : there . are sections in more detail on .it, and- I .have actually ' • two or three different things- on this one. I actually / have the plans:t here to go into detail.. I think the. best example here, or the description of what we are " . talking :tout, is the kind. of existing feed loe which' you;all are •eertainly.familiar with. We will have the -2I1 ' feed ,lots essentially. the same' in size and the same service available 'that we :are replacing north- of Greeley. ' It °Fwouldlbe - involved.-with approximately two hundred and- •• fifty'.primary feeding ,pens , split in the middle with the service area; That would be an area- for the servicing - of cattle, receiving pens,. indoctrination area , hospital services , sorting area , this sort of thing. - The silo ' - pits -again would be at the back of the site.. The feed lots and -elevators ,would be literally located in the . ' center of the lot,-with one entrance on"Highway 34, at - -approximately- the same point. And this actually takes . . some surveying- and staking on the sites , but we aren',t , going to miss very far, being the exact point where the . , . ' highway intersects on the north-south line through that ' • (indicating) : In other words, here is your filling station aid then down here. approximately two-thirds of a mile across the 'section is where that intersection -is . ' at. .The one access point specified by the planning - commission is exactly whatwwe want; we want this control - of ingress and egress , services - to, the site. There is . obviously the problem of the added truck traffic turning - - off and turning in and entering highway problem. But - yet we -do not -feel it muldbe necessary, we have , discussed this .with the highway department as , far as ' • any type •of overpass type of - arrangement. The intersection • north of Greeley right now not only, handles our traffic , -22- . 4 but a considerable more than 'that, and -that -intersection has not proven to. be an exceptionally dangerous inter-, section. our amounts of traffic at - this site would be less , than that one,. The site would not go all the way . to the east boundary of the property, which would allow ' us the farm ground on the east end �right. now to be _ • developed for. the, use of runoff water for- utilizing as. ` - well. as the farms`-across the road- to the east of, the site. The mill that will be constructed on the site' . would be very"similar to the 'one that you are familiar . with at the Gilcres,t site, • approximately the same capacity, three hundred to,three hundred and fifty- thousand bushel: There, is a question about whether we would 'Be able• to, - 'buiid 'one like:that because"'of thetbeering- capacity of • ' the soil 'in•the :Gilcrest area`, it ,may, not be exactly ' that,:high. So.'it ,may not be; exactly the same' s.tructure 'by- blueprint but 'as. far as' the holding capacities , it ' ' ' would to about the same type of facility. The mill"and the machinery., this type of equipment • 'will be identical .to that at .the Gilcrest lot. ' ' There will be' service administration facilities , ' offices , minimal, we will not try to Staff- O -large office, staff. at this site as we do now at the north lot. .The. . , • administration office will •be maintained where they are, but we will have administration services much the same • as you are famil'iar•with .at the Gilcrest site . -23- • . Now, the - storm water management is obviously the prime concern in site approval. I' think you are • familiar 'with .the` site. enough• to, visualize what .I am • • ' referring to here.. There is a natural crest tb the ground .that just'roughly bisects the site, this yellow . line down the middle here is drawn in there to illustrate. ' that to. you. As you :come to the east it .does, kind of . swing off a little bit to, the ,south" .direction. This • is the old reservoir lake -area (indicating) , to the south and west of this- site, if you look ate the old ' county maps . There is a natural. dyke that' is' left from that reservoir long ago. - It :isapproximately in this ' ' area , and then kind, Of -swings back into the hill: We would anticipate: a drainage' system being graded to not ' completely flatten out that whole surface, but to ,maintain that :crest and allow surface runoff of, storm .water to go- back on a , roughly north and south direction, perpendicular. That water would: then be collected in 'a collection type of ditch to go to the 'collection ponds located to the east, one to the south, one ' to. the- south and north. Then water distributed back ' from those ponds' onto the ' , ground, same type of a system that essentially is being used. at the two feed lots as far as water 'is concerned. ' These 'ponds would have to be sealed,' this one..in particular (indicating) , that part of the - old lake bed, ' and the reason the 'lake isn't there is because it wouldn't _24_ . hold water. That is' a matter we didn't point out to the planning commission when -we- made our presentation to them, plus the fact that the proximity of this pond to the new highway, whether it would be the existing highway right of way or to the 'south of the existing highway, we want - to keep that pond absolutely bone dry other than just as. a catch basin and for runoff water at the time of a storm. It's going to have an asphalt bottom, so when the water is collected we can pump the water back on the ground and keep this strictly for storm water collection and not holding the water. The pond to the northeast corner, we would have to construct an under ground pipeline parallel to the existing ditch system. To irrigate these farms on the east, you have to bring the water back up to the south and then come back on than line to irrigate these farms to the east. We anticipate doing, this with a sprinkling type of system as opposed to surface irrigation. We like that kind of system better as .far as ,utilization of water is concerned. There have been some very definite problems in using this water source_ through pumps , although we think we have solved some 'of ,that `with- the experimentation we have done at . -theGilcrest lot. And we will either line this , exposing it to air and sun, and in effect oxygenating it in going through a primary treatment , system, as opposed to going down on the ground and along -25- . it for surface running. The green belt is important here, and this goes back to our comment concerning the highway. We do and feel really the' one disadvantage this site has , and they all have some, is the proximity of Highway 34 . You are. all familiar with some of the problems that have been experienced in the state where feed lots are immediately adjacent to a, highway. We would have prefered, quite frankly, having been able to put the site on the necessary acres away' from the highway someplace, and not to be side by side with a highway. In that we are unavoidably • next to that highway, we want a pretty extensive and pretty solid type of green belt separating us from that _ highway. This leads to our feeling, as far as the advisability of Highway 34, being on the south side of the R.E .A . lines . We know that allows us to put in a green belt of our own, which would bp primarily trees and grass . We would then have an existing-Highway 34 that would sometime down the line be an access road or abandoned, an .R.E'.A. " right of way' that is there, and • then a three hundred 'foot right of way. That would be a pretty good break between the actual highway traffic . and the nearest row 'of- pens' as' far' as the feed lots are concerned. This is something that we, as Clark had said, we had gone into a great deal of discussion with the Highway Department on it. We feel that all the -26- particulars are workable and logical. Clark went into that in detail . - The only other point that I would reiterate, and as we have these two problems , number one, specifics • on that highway, if we were to put our two hundred and • twenty foot . - - now, this is out of proportion, I mean this part is in its Proper, perspective (indicating) , but this right here (indicting) is out of .proportion 'scale-wise from this :,' But to take 'a two hundred' twenty foot strip out of .this side of the existing highway; you would see what.. it would do. It would cramp us up so -tight we would have to come down here (indicating) , and down here, and it would spread us down more down here (indicating) . ' The other point is this problem of the county road - • , =that would go right across here . We have to feel pretty competent, before we can move out to that site and' start to pickup on these grounds and these options , we are . going to have an awful expensive farm ground with a road through the middle of it that we have no way to work around. With that, I think that pretty well states our proposal, and I- •have certainly tried to cover all the -factors , the pro 's and con's , as we see them. I would be more than happy :to try to answer questions if I could. I do have more detailed drawings as far as the . -27 - L. service facilities , the pen layout, elevators , mills . This, as we anticipate them, is not with the artist 's touch, but we do have them here if you would like to go into them in: detail, or if you have other questions . CHAIRMAN GLENN BILLINGS : Any questions? MR. ANDERSON: That one access point 'is going to be right here (indicating)? DR. FLACK: Right at this point here (indicating). . The one access point would be right there. MR. ASHLEY: On your agreement with Central Weld " Water, the letter, I only have one, you referred to two, all it says , they support your move. You do have a more definite agreement with them? MR.LORENSON: This question came out so t asked them to submit another letter to you, which I have got a copy of here. But I believe that they did send one to the Weld County Planning Commission. This was back in May, this was regarding your request, addressed to. yourself, or, excuse• me, addressed to the Planning. Commission regarding your request of Monfort of Colorado 's confirmation of water service from Central Weld Water District. CHAIRMAN GLENN BILLINGS: Do you have a copy of that for the file, Mr. Lorenson? MR. ,LORENSON: Yes , sir , we do. ' MR. GLENN BILLINGS: Does the board have any other -28- . questions? • That. one• road where -you have the division between the, ,farmground on the .east, the county road, you have, no future plans or any thought about that ever being closed? DR. FLACK: .' No,, no, ` , . ' " MR. 'ANDERSON: ' :Dbwn t'"the - dump there - - . ,•%., i: , DR. FLACK: This .one.,goes down here to the bridge. f` Quitefrankly - I mean, you didn' t have that -in mind, . - but the bridge 'you put in there two years ago we wouldn't have'-been able to consider, that site without that bridge . I could say something about a potential bridge north of Gilerest, but L won't say that now. . ' (Off the record.) ' CHAIRMAN GLENN BILLINGS: Does anyone else' in the room at this time want to give testimony in favor of the. . feed lots? -. . . Let the record show that-oE. all. those people present there is no one else who wants to give testimony in favor _ 'of the feed lots .: . The board members have any other questions? -Now, at this time, I would call on any of' those • people who would like ' to give" testimony against the .granting 'of the 'site approval. for the feed lots , and for those of you who testify, please give. your name and address . so that it' can be made apart of the- record. . 'Is there, anyone in the room who desires to make a • -29_. comment against the approval of this site location? MR. COLLINS : I have a question to ask. I. am not objecting to the feed lot at all, I want you to know that. CHAIRMAN GLENN BILLINGS: Give your name and address . MR. COLLINS: Tom Collins . I live at Pierce , Colorado, and we have the South Platte Farms , which is this area right here adjacent, not adjacent, but just comes right up here to the corner on the feed lot and on this side of the road. c f.' . : ' The question I had, I didn't get in on the last hearing of the Planning Commission, however, the word that I had got through rumor, and I would only want to E clarify this , that this would be a locked in agricultural - situation for zoning for the future. This is the question that I have . CHAIRMAN GLENN BILLINGS: • I think that would probably be something that the board at this time wouldn't be able to act on. There has been no request for any locked in agricultural zone. I think the board realizes that with the growth, or if it's approved, certainly we would have to look very closely at the development in the area that wasn' t compatible with that type of an operation. MR. COLLINS : • What I am considering, Glenn and -30- • • just erase my set' of buildings right now. That is what- • I am concerned about. If this ever• happens . CHAIRMAN GLENN BILLINGS : I think Mr. Schlegel, that the State Highway Department is certainly looking toward an extension of that highway clear on out, at a later date. But"- as far as this board gbes , their proposed widening, realigning of Highway 34, -is approximately. in Their original plans are just somewhere past the underpass of the railroad -tracks at :that point. As' to`-`the future- plans of. the -State Highway. Department, 'we certainly wouldn' t be able to_ answer at this -time. - " ' ` MR. SCHLAGEL:" - We had -the hearing at Kersey last . • January and the plans at that time were approved, or the public went along with the idea that the highway was going to go on the north side. And if they change to- . the south side down there, I imagine - - ' CHAIRMAN GLENN BILLINGS : Probably the only thing we could say, if -they did go through your buildings , I know they have a, normal procedure where your buildings would either be moved to a better location on your farm • or you would be -reimbursed for them based- on that. MR. SCHLAGEL: That isn't' the problem. It's just • like we would like to make. plans . - But I would like to bring out facts that our area has always been neglected when it came -to the type of road system we have had; and ' - • -32-s this is going to create more problems, and I would like. to see not only directly south of the Kuner "station, but • go west, ' one 'and two, three miles , and let's get these roads improved so we can rework some of that local traffic out of that area . If this is done I am not testifying against it, but I would just like to see these improved so we could live with it. Our families would have to be on the road every day and we have to live with it and if you could make arrangements so it could be handled well, I am sure we could all get along. CHAIRMAN GLENN BILLINGS.: I am sure the board would study the road situation that would be created in that area and make whatever improvements we could with the money we have to do it. I think one of our biggest problems is we certainly don't have near enough money to improve the roads •anywhere in the county we need to, and we realize the problems . Any other comments? I would ask again is there anyone in the room who is against the granting of this application? MR. ASHLEY: I would like to ask a question' concerning •the 'closing of that road.. You picked one right through the middle: • Is• there anybody down that way. that would object to this Is there anyone in. the • room who would•want ' to "voice particular objection to . the county vacating those roads that are within the -33 Monfort proposed site? . MR. WEAVER: Mr. Chairman, • could' I turn to the • map? • CHAIRMAN GLENN BILLINGS : : Surely. ` MR. WEAVER: These are the roads that are actually within the middle, of the site, and certainly would have to be vacated for the operation of the feed lot. • CHAIRMAN GLENNBILLINGS : Is there anybody that • .woud.want to, make ,comment on that? MR. SCHLAGEL That is the road I use and there is • • a;°'lot: of farmers.=using.'-that road .to. take their beets down • to Kuner receiving station, and we will have to detour them around. Wel will have to make a left turn off the • highway; Highway' 34, when that is closed. MR. ANDERSON:. I think what is going to happen, I can't promise anything, but here, the way it looks to me -What is going to have to happen, this road will be vacated; this road .here wilLbe improved and probably • brought up to oil standards. We have spent a lot of money on this road in the' last several years,, as-you guys down there know. And this road here I 'think is going to have to -be improved on down here a mile south of Kuner. Now, that should take care of this area (indicating) clear down to the feed lot. That would be my suggestion if this road is closed. All this stuff up in here becomes ' , the highway and ,down to the Kuner station again, and the -34- • • beets would be hauled out this way instead of up this way. The beet trucks have torn up that road ever since they started hauling' beets . I am not going to be around, ' but that looks most feasible to me, bring this road south by the schoolhouse, a mile south and west of the direction line. That should take care of everybody's ' • problem south of the- highway. You have -got tp go east, so why not turn off a mile east. There would be two or three fellows up__there, Al Peters will have to go back or duck around. . But that is the way it looks to me its going to have to be built. The same thing happened at Gilcrest. 'We had' a lot 'of roads down in there that had to be improved, the need was .there. ' And it had to- be ' done. And the need is what, justifies these roads : . The need 'will be created when this thing happens . CHAIRMAN GLENN BILLINGS:I think realty this . hearing, even though in some way it- does involve the vacation of these roads, that this is certainly not a part of this hearing and something that the board of county commissioners will have to take up at a later date- with Monfort of Colorado. . - Is there anybody .else that would like to make - comments? .' If not, let the record show that even though we have numerous people within the room, 'there is no one present who is against the granting of this application. • • -35- , • • • Is there :anyone ,else who wants to make any comment? If not, then at this time, Mr. Lorenson, would you -give us the comments of the County Planning Commission. • MR. LORENSON: Mr. Chairman, the Planning • Commission recommended. favorably to the Board of County Commissioners for , the . following reasons : 1. It will relieve the area immediately north of Greeley from intensive feed lot operations . 2 . Selection site is well adapted to support this- use. 3 . Site and use fits the existing land use and zoning and the development of th'e planning 'commission's policy. - 4. Site can be well drained and sufficient water ' is available. 5 . Location is in a sparcely settled area . - 6 . Recommended for, ap,proval by the health department. • 7 . Letter of Tproval by the school district. With respect to what counsel has said bout the ' ' subject I would like to talk a 'little additional about the first question, - and it reads a land swap arrangement with the• State Highway Department or. right of way or the granting of two hundred twenty .foot right of way north of existing Highway 34 and 'a single access point to Highway 34. -36'- - • We do have a letter fromi"ahe Department of Highways , and I will read it. It's under the signature of Mr. Capron,- District Engineer. We have reviewed the application for a special use permit for Monfort . Feed Lot, which, will be appearing before the Weld County Planning Commission on May 16 , 1972. In reviewing the plan we note that the proposed •development comes up to the present north right of way line of U. S . 34. Unless other arrangements can be made it should be noted that our proposed expansion 'plans for U. S,. 34 that an additional two hundred and twenty foot , of right of way from our present north right of • way line will be required: Yours very truly., W. J. Capron. CHAIRMAN GLENNBILLINGS : He doesn' t indicate in that letter that .they have purchased any right of • • way through there ; 'does he? MR: 'LORENSONs. = No. ' They have not purchased any, and I would like to relay, 'or relate several of our conversations , at least pertinent points of them with Mr.. Weaver, counsel for Monfort 's and Mr, . Capron, the District Engineer. During those conferences it came - out that there, was a hearing approximately a year ago in Kersey, and on ' their proposal that was shown, the right of way was shown to be on the, north side of 34. • - So the impression was left with the people of the area that the highway did lie, the proposed route, north of -37- • . • • the existing roadway. And Mr. ' Capron felt there would • • eventually have to be new hearings required if there was an improvement to the south of this site. We did get into.-the discussion Of trying• to figure out how to swap and so forth, and we did kind of • come to -the • conclusion that Mr,. Clark-Weaver did, that it was a ' • nearly impossible situation. I would feel that the • Planning Commission has relied on my information, and - - my information is based on the highway department 's information with respect to the recommendations . I would feel that the planning commission would be willing to alter its recommendations , but strictly based upon , •meeting the highWay•'department 's requirements... So with • • _ respect to item number one, if there is a modification • of the highway department's requirements in this area , ' - • I am sure the planning.commission would be, glad to make- - that same recommendation. . , MR. ANDERSON: Mr. Chairman, at this time I don' t think the state highway problem is •a county problem. ' I . don't think We have any jurisdiction over this , Sam, • Other than the request. • • • - MR. TELEP: None whatsoever. MR. ANDERSON:, Let 's leave it as it is . It's- the ' highway department's problem and we would request these right of ways , but we can' t demand them. - MR. LORENSON: No, - we Can' t. But we can certainly • ',3.8 • cooperate with the highway department. MR. ANDERSON: It's getting down to the point where we are talking state and federal money and stain and federal highways . I don' t think we have any jurisdiction there . CHAIRMAN GLENN BILLINGS : I .think it would probably be the feeling of the board regarding the highway there, because we are familiar with the proposed. highway, and have met with the .highway department on this numerous times, that this would certainly have to be a problem worked out between Monfort of Colorado and the State Highway Department. And whatever could be worked out between those two,' this board will certainly agree with. On that one part that has already been indicated that the access onto 34 ;would be basically where the existing access is , and the board would certainly agree on that also. Also, the one exit. MR. LORENSON: Mr. Chairman, to continue with the rest of the recommendations . The planning commission also suggested it would be subject to a green belt at least fifty feet wide along the south lot lines , screening of Highway 34 with a -suitable type of vegetation. 3 . Both proposed lagoons being sealed and the - north lagoon being protected from the flood plain. CHAIRMAN GLENN BILLINGS: . I would ask one question -39- , - of Dr. Flack". What was 'the width ofthe green belt that you are proposing: there„ a minimum, of fifty feet? DR. _FLACK:. , It would. have to be more than that to be` satisfactory. - - , CHAIRMAN GLENN BILLINGS: Then on the third one you indicated the sealing with good asphalt of the south lagoon. What type of project do you plan for the north? - - DR. FLACK: , The north one. There are two or three different techniques that are available. You presently are aware of some of the work that has been done in sealing of ponds with these different types of materials , and, _quite frankly, my experience with those materials is not, my impression has not been real satisfactory. I would like to avoid going to the full hard rock asphalt type of sealing, just because of the expense . There has been a great deal of the work cbne with some of the polyvinyl lining in these type of circumstances, and even though we haven' t specified any specific plans of this type of what sealer would be used, it would have to be capable of holding any type• of subsoil seepage. MR. ANDERSON: That would be worked out with the health department. DR. FLACK: This would,be under the control of our local health department as far as the approval would be concerned. -40- • CHAIRMAN GLENN BILLINGS: The board would be in approval with that, whatever meets the health department requirements would be satisfactory. with the board. ,Do ;you have;anything else, Mr. Lorenson? • MR. LORENSON: No. That is all I have . CHAIRMAN GLENN BILLINGS': Any other questions . about this? • The Board will declare a five minute recess , and. after that recess . a decision will be made. (A short recess was taken.) (After recess . ) CHAIRMAN GLENN BILLINGS : We will call this hearing back to order. Is there anyone else who has decided they want' to make a comment of any kind? I-f not, . at this time the Chair would entertain a motion for approval or denial of the land use fot Monfort Feed Lots . MR. ASHLEY: I' move approval in case number 156 • for Monfort Feed Lots , Incorporated,- for the recommendations of the Planning Cothmission, with' the exception of number one, the land swap' arrangement and highway situation be eliminated. Otherwise ,- I would -go along with their recommendations . CHAIRMAN 'GLENN BILLINGS: Do . I have a second- to the motion? - MR. ANDERSON: I second the motion. -41 • • CHAIRMAN GLENN BILLINGS : How do you vote, Mr ., Anderson? • MR. ANDERSON: Yes . - CHAIRMAN GLENN BILLINGS.: Mr . Ashley? MR. AHSLEY: Yes . CHAIRMAN GLENN BILLINGS : And the Chair, votes yes . Let the record show that Monfort Feed. Lots , Inc. , P . 0. Box •l290; Greeley, Colorado, for site approval for relocation of feed lots has been ,approved.. If there is nothing else to come before the Board does somebody move for- adjournment? MR. ANDERSON: I move that the hearing be ' • • adjourned. . • MR. ASHLEY: I second the motion. ' (Hearing closed. ) • • • • • • -42- , _ . . -- BEFORE THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WELD, ,COUNTY; COLORADO Docket No. 28 . SPECIAL USE PERMIT FOR THE ) , ) ' • RELOCATION OF THE MONFORT ) Y REPORTER'S CERTIFICATE FEED LOT - ) ' - STATE OF COLORADO ) - . - ) .ss . , COUNTY OF WELD ) . . I, 'Joseph J. Rusk, •Certified Shorthand Reporter, State of Colorado, hereby certify that I took in shorthand . all the proceedings had and done. in the foregoing hearing . on the 30th day of June, 1972 . I'.further certify that the -foregoing 42• pages containta full, accurate and complete transcript of my notes . • Joseph J. Rusk, C.S .R. Dated this day of , 1972 , at Greeley; Colorado. • -43- • ATiELvANcE_ FCORD , +to , t.)._ (71 ete-c-di NAME • ADDRESS r :•=. A rIENbANCERfCORD Monfort Feed Lots Inc. Docket • 8 L.U.P. 'e oca ion o P.O. Box 1290, Greeley June36, 1972 (Site Approval) Feed Lots NAME I ADDRESS mss' /Y7 /- 4_,,_e_./ ; . • .X.7-- - -sus/ ./ 7 067 'a-Vin,/ • _ T. _ � 75 // 1/ i..tt. _ , -2 2 // A YJ //` f - G'V , 114 Pin 0940 a (a AI .t.. „/, i ___/ , CY . '4)7 9'0 - t_____-• - e ..• • �1 t d 4. A . , . U ,.{r!-_._e _ A 41 ./a_. j.:211' tqp I/-t/ A. /� '/ 4e ,�� C !� // Q. ^//t ' '�� 4�/ /,, qua /� ,�- _ __ y Z,U a. I v zM, s A . iix.ew&Os,191) ig->ILPoyi i C 11 I„ . h. 4t c6/y 4,,,g, Z0.,, w/... 421, . ay G J'ii l f %/ rit . . L . # ‘ , . gios-mo,,,,,_ roc_ .4, . Q. . , . . .. , • wig- , . 02-V8 -1 id iid" cS;-:-- 1' , C • ' 1, 1664, 202.? 2.4t S-. 6ill, 1/ gy .41 ass_ad /Ad . ./soir_ itAi ; , _ o arallr/ a a ., _ __Lc. ... ../ 1 4Q-2 /7.C t " / • - i HEARINGS DATE: _t!nr2E "_ TAPE #: DOCKET #: 28 PETITIONERS NAME: Monfort Feed Lot Inc. �7 DATE FIRST HEARD: & �3Or/2__ PETITIONERS ADDRESS: P.O. Box 1290 Greeley, CO 806311 ,// REPRESENTED BY: d2 ,--(z.,./ c(/(/, REQUEST: L.U.P. (Site Approval) Relocation of Feed Lots (Change of Zone) or (Land Use Permit) LEGAL DESCRIPTION: PTN R63 T5 S30 SPOKESMAN: For: cc e. cVndjn✓s 7C . .-r ri1o / 7 O/d:/+' /et Against: / // n 6/074S 9.3., Ede 57`- rte RCA;re.: 2, Pi,/.._ S/,,6c.PI (71st /!]...]-E- q,,.o.-14.M.s C/6G l.r.t. la.'kris) V ACTION TAKEN: (Conditions) -k ! C _-- GU/ / lg �u� �.�)//`//G +l�i/!i � p r- 7/d/ A( 7/21 /7`/ C} 7 Recommended for the following reasons : 1 . It will relieve the area immediately north of Greeley from intensive feedlot operations . 2. Selected site is well adapted to support this use . 3. Site and use fits the existing land use and zoning and the development of the Planning Commission ' s Policy 4 . Site can be well drained and sufficient water is available . 5 . Location is in a sparsely settled area . 6 . Recommended for approval by the Health Dept . 7 . Letter of approval by the School District Subject to : ,�f 1 . A land swap arrangement with the State Highway Department (�J` ��+✓ for right=of=way or the granting of 220 ' ROW to North of existing highway 34 and a single access point to highway 34 . A✓✓X�Ea� 2 2 . A green belt#50 ' wide along the south of lot , screening of highway 34- with a suitable type of vegetation . 3 . Both proposed lagoons being sealed and the north lagoon being protected from the flood plain . CASE NUMBER: SUP #156 ZONING USE CONDITION • 1 . AREA REQUESTING CHANGE: A A dryland 2. ADJACENT AREA TO : NORTH A A river ' SOUTH' ' A' - A '' irrigated ' ' EAST . .A - A . . WEST A - A dryland 3. - - - EXISTING NONCONFORMING- USES -AS- ZONED 4• NONCONFORMING USES IF REZONED AS- REQUESTED 5 . 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 X- NO 8 . DISTANCE AND DIRECTION FROM NEAREST COMMUNITY : 22 miles west to Kersey 9. COMMUNITIES -ACTION ON REQUEST: None 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 : 100 ,000 'head feed lot 12 . TREATMENT AND DISPOSAL OF DRAINAGE : Lagoon and annual cleaning • 13. STREAM OR WATER BODY RECEIVING DRAINAGE (NAME , DISTANCE , AND DIRECTION) : Self contained 14. AGRICULTURAL LAND CLASSIFICATION : • A 15. PREVIOUS CASES : None PLANNING COMMISSIONERS NUMBER: REQUEST: ACTION: • 16. HEALTH DEPARTMENT ACTION : approved . . . . 17. • SOILS REPORT : approved • 18. COMMENTS : over • CASE NUMBER: SUP 1156 LOCATION : S-23-24-25-26 T6 R64 + pt of Sec 30 T5 R63 , 'REQUEST: Feedlot relocation NAME : - -Monfort- Feed Lots -Inc . 19. THE WELD COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION STAFF RECOMMENDS THAT THIS REQUEST BE approved FOR THE FOLLOWING REASONS : 1 . It will relieve the area immediately North of Greeley , from intensive feed-10t operations • 2 . . Selected site is well adapted to support this use 3. Sits,: & use fits the . ex:isting land use , zoning and the Planning Commission ' s , devmlopment policy 4 . Site can be well drained At sufficient water= i-s available. 5.. Location is i-n a sparseley,:§etthed' -a-rea •6. Recommended for approval by the Health Dept. 7 . Letter of approval by the School District - Subject to : - 1 . A land swan arrangement with :the. State I-H ghwey -for,ROW , - flit or the granting o•f, kite' of ROW ,to North of existing #34 : • -2._ A green belt 50 ' wide along the. south of lot screening of #34 with suitable type of vegetation • 3 . -Roth- proposed lagoons being sealed and the North lagoon - -being protected from the flood plain 20. PLANNING COMMISSION ACTION : PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES : - DATE: • - 21 . .. COUNTY COMMISSIONERS' ACTION : - COUNTK- COMMISSIONERS ' MINUTES : • - DATE : 22. DATE : STAFF: C74 if • r A` Monfort of Colorado,Inc. Post Office BoxU H9 r'I r8 9 f Cruelty,Colorado . 80831 �I J.:Ld lc� fb�. ,[% ✓ W % (303)3538200 su1t F "s j0 `i ��i� June 9 , 1972 , . Board of County Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado Weld County Court House Greeley, Colorado 80631 .RE: Application by Monfort Feed Lots , Inc. for Approval of Kuner Feedlot Site. • Gentlemen: • In connection with the above-mentioned application presently scheduled for public hearing on June 30 , 1972 , Monfort Feed Lots, Inc. hereby makes the following request: That the portions of presently existing County roads herein described be vacated by the County: 1. That portion of an existing County road starting at a point located 2,500 feet east of the northwest corner of Section 26 , Township 5 North, Range 64 West of the 6th P.M. , said point being the intersection of said County road and presently existing U.S . Highway 14 ; thence continuing in an easterly direction for a distance of approximately 6 ,500 feet; • thence continuing in a southeasterly direction for a distance of approximately 1,500 feet to a point located approximately 650 feet south of the northwest corner • of Section 30 , Township 5 North, Range 63 West of the 6th . P.M. , said portion of the County road encompassing a total • of approximately 8,000 feet; • 2. A County road (believed to be abandoned) starting at a point approximately 650 feet south of the northwest corner of Section 30 , Township 5 North, Range 63 West of the 6th P.M. ; thence continuing generally in a westerly direction a distance of approximately 2 ,000 feet; thence continuing in a northwesterly direction 'a distance of approximately 1 ,000 feet to a point on the' County road described in 1. above located approximately 2 ,700 feet east of the northwest corner of Section 25 , Township 5 North, Range 64 West of the 6th P .M. It is believed that this County road encompasses a total of approximately 3 ,000 feet. [ • Page # 2 June 9 , 1972 Board of County Commissioners 3. That portion of an existing County road starting at a point located on the County road described in 1. above which is the northeast corner of Section 26 , Township 5 North, Range 64 West of the 6th P .M. ; thence continuing in a southerly direction a distance of approximately 1,700 feet to the intersection of said County road and existing U.S. Highway 34. It is believed, that this portion of the County road encompasses a total of approximately 1,700 feet. The portions of the County roads in 1. , 2. and 3. above are also as described in red on Exhibit A attached hereto. In support of this request , Monfort Feed Lots , Inc . hereby states that if the application before the Board of County Commissioners for public hearing on June 30 , 1972 is granted, Monfort Feed Lots , Inc. intends to exercise options on those surrounding lands served directly by the roads to be vacated. The lands presently subject to option are generally as described in blue on Exhibit A attached hereto. Since the land to be purchased subject to site approval by the Board of County Commissioners is to be used as a feedlot, it is extremely important that our request for the vacation of these County roads be considered no later than June 30 , -1972. I might also reiterate that notice of the exercise of the options on a majority of this property must be given no •later than July 1, 1972 , or the options will, by their terms , expire. We are presently preparing notices of exercise of our options for delivery on July 1, 1972 in the event that approval of our application and the request herein contained is granted. If approval is not granted by that date, the options will, of course, expire. If you have any questions concerning the foregoing request for vacation of the County roads, please do not hesitate to contact me . Thank you very much for your consideration. Very truly yours , MONFORT OF COLORADO, INC. • Clark E. Weaver General Counsel CEW/pr • cc Dr. Duane E. Flack Mr. Burman H. Lorenson GLENN N. BILLINGS. i- k' Y _.,\.4 �tf e`•p'., a CHAIRMAN NT. Z. DO% 159, O❑EE.LEY, COLO. '• 4 Ij'yty '.Q'��`> -o) HAROLD W. ANDERSON. CHAIRMAN PHO•TCM- OFFICE OF BURMAN LORENSON E.T. 1. JOHNSTOWN. COLOr COUNTY PLANNER THE WELD COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION - PHONE 1303, 3.0342121 MARSHALL H. ANDERSON, �!u ��/ EXT. 27. 20 AND 2e MEMER 2412 0T '�"pp�C"•• '-• 'jT'1CStit5r. , 2412 13TH AYE., OPEELEY COLO. - +l_' /.).. ).), 4/26/72 . To Whom It May Concern : Enclosed is an application for a Special • Use Permit , waste inventory and plot plan from Monfort Feedlots which will be heard before the Weld County Planning . Commission on May 16 , 1972 . • If you have any comments or suggestions , may we hear from you before the above date . Sincerely, • . "Burman Lorenson Planning Director ' Enc . 3 • Town .of Kersey Colo . Dept . of Highways• •i . • jI 1 pp k C14 Tj', Y . 13/4 1.1 . P Ib.r/q Cr.Wm'1,N'� i. i i • . t ! • . fo i 11 I j • I I44l,II - ,f,, 1• 1 i�rt°s: 11 h'II . M. NOTICE ' . . • r,, 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 persona in any manner interested in the following proposed Special Use Permit for the Relocation of the Monfort Feed Lot, are requested to attend and may be heard. ' BE IT ALSO KNOWN that the text and maps so certified by the County Planning Commission may be examined in the Offices of The Board of County Commissioners, Weld County Court House, Greeley, Colorado. . A , 1/r,' h il 3 f/ ' Docket .No. 28 Monfort Feed Lots., Inc.. P. O. Box 1290 ' F• „ Greeley, Colorado , n 1 ' Dates June 30, 1972 1 • ITimes 10.00 A.A. . 3 Requests Special Use Permit for the Relocation of the Monfort. Peed Lot . . - THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WELD COUNTY, COLORADO 1 y. . . BYs ANN ,SPOMER 1 COUNTY CLERK AND RECORDER AND • . CLERK TO THE BOARD . .. from the office of Greel Colorado THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS , 1911 WELD COUNtY,' COLORADO . Publisher, L))est- no Lliers , Please insert this notice in your next issue the week of C{f,c /7-�"/77— one (1) time only. Also please find enclosed a voucher for billing Purposes. . Please bill The Board ',of, County Commissioners., and include an affidavit of publication. .(7444rdttiSincerely, ; • I , THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS • WELD COUNTY, COLORADO • ANN SFIUMER COUNTY CL= AND RECORDER AANNDCCLERK TO THE ['"PAR[? Deputy County Clerk 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 following proposed Special Use Permit for the Relocation of the Monfort Feed Lot, are requested to attend and may be heard. BE IT ALSO KNOWN that the text and maps so certified by the County Planning Commission may be examined in the Offices of The Board of County Commissioners, Weld County Court House, Greeley, Colorado. Docket No. -28- Monfort Feed Lots., Inc. P. 0. Box 1290 = j Greeley, Colorado 4., ` Date: June 26.r, 1972 °i ry �o v t 4 Co V Time: 10:00 A. M. ��'°o a Gq4 ts Request: Special Use Permit for the Relocation of the Monfort. Feed Lot . Section Thirty X30) Township Five (5) North, Range Sixty-three (63) West of the 6th P. M. , Weld County, Colorado, Parcel 1: The South Half of the Southwest Quarter (S 8Wj) of Section 30, Township 5 North, Range 63 West of the 6th P. M. , EXCEPT parcel conveyed to Weld County, Colorado, by deed recorded April 16, 1965 in book 539, Reception No. 1461342 Weld County records, and also excepting an undivided one-half of all oil, gas and other minerals in and under said lands as heretofore conveyed and reserved by Deeds recorded in Book 1242, page 406 and in Book 1250, page 562 Weld County records; Together with one share of the capital stock of The Lower Latham Ditch Company and three- fourths of a share of the capital stock of The Lower Latham Reservoir Company and irrigation well, pump and all equipment therewith; SUBJECT to and together with all rights in reservations, easements and exceptions of record, or as used, in relation to all, or any part, of the property hereby conveyed Parcel 2: The Northwest Quarter (NW¢) of Section 30, Township 5 North, Range 63 West of the 6th P. M. , together with3/4 share of The Lower Latham Reservoir and 2 shares of The Lower Latham Ditch Company, together with one irrigation well, and all accessories used in connection therewith; SUBJECT TO and together with all rights in reservations, easements and exceptions of record, or as used, in relation to all, or any part of the property hereby conveyed; Together with one-half of all oil, gas and other minerals now owned. Parcel 3: The South Half of the North Half of the Southwest Quarter (S2N2SW4) of Section 30, Township 5 North, Range 63 West of the 6th P. M. , together with one-half share of capital stock of The Lower Latham Ditch Company; three- eighths share of the capital stock of The Lower Latham Reservoir Company; all water, ditches and ditch rights applicant to said land, including all lateral rights for carriage of said water to said land; including an irrigation well, Registration No. 16088; Subject to and together with all rights in reservations, easements and exception of record, or as used, in relation to all, or any part of the property hereby conveyed. r w ; Parcel 4: The North Half of the North Half of the Southwest Quarter (N2NjSW4) of Section 30, Township 5 North, Range 63 West of the 6th P. M. , containing 40 acres, more or less according to the U. S. Government survey thereof; Together with one-half share of stock of The Lower Latham Ditch Company and 3/8 share of stock of The Lower Latham Reservoir Company and carrying rights in The Painter Lateral Ditch { for all water represented by said stocks; Together with all privileges, hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining, including all water, irrigation and drainage rights of every kind and description, however evidence or manifested, and all rights-of-way, apparatus and fixtures belonging to or used in connection therewith; SUBJECT to and together with all rights in reservation, easements and exceptions of record, or as used, in relation to all or any part, of the property hereby conveyed, and together with irrigation well, pump, motor and all accessories used in connection therewith. The Following Blocks and Lots in the Town of Kuner, Weld County, Colorado: Block 2: All Block 3: All Block 4: Lots 1 through 24 Block 5: Lots 1 through 24 Block 6-11 All Block 12 Lots 1 through 15 Block 13 All Block 14 Lots 1 through 16 Block 15 Lots 1 through 24 Block 16 Lots 1 through 36 Block 18 All Blocks 20-47 All Section Twenty-three (23), Township Five (5) North, Range Sixty-four (64) West: of the 6th P. M. , Weld County, Colorado. Parcel 1: The West 127 acres of all that portion of the South Half (SZ) of Section 23, Township 5 North, Range 64 West of the 6th P. M. , Weld County, Colorado, lying South of a line 50 feet southerly and at right angles with the center line of the main track of the Julesburg Branch of the Union Pacific Railroad as now existing and maintained through and across said Section, except Rights-of-Way for Public Roads on the West and South, and except a strip of land 30 feet wide along the east line of said tract, except rights-of- way for irrigation ditches and maps and survey statements if any, for ditches and right-of-way sites, and excepting highways as now constructed over and across said land, together with all well water and ditch rights thereunto belonging. Parcel 2: All that part of the South Half (Si) of Section 23, Township 5 North, Range 64 West of the 6th P. M. , lying South of a line 50 feet Southerly and at right angles to the center line of the main track of the Union Pacific Railroad Company as now existing and maintained through and across said Section 23, more particularly described as follows: Beginning on the Section line 1042 feet West of the Southeast corner of said Section 23 and 1601 feet East of the Southwest corner of the SE4 of said Section; thence North parallel to the West line of said SE4, 1661 feet to the South right-of-way line of the Union Pacific Railroad Company; thence Southeasterly along said right-of-way line 1059 feet; thence South parallel to and 30 feet distant from the East line of said Section 23, 1325 feet to the South line of said Section; thence 1012 feet West along said South Section line to the point of beginning EXCEPT a parcel of land as conveyed by deed recorded in Book 212, Page 344, Weld County records, EXCEPT the right to construct seepage ditch as granted by Contract recorded in Book 243, Page 560, Weld County records; Subject to and together with all rights in reservations; easements and exceptions of record, or as used, in relation to all, or any part, of the property hereby conveyed. 1 Parcel 3: All that part of the Southeast Quarter (SEt) of Section 23, Township 5 North, Range 64 West of the 6th' P. M. , Weld County, Colorado, described as follows: Beginning at the Southeast corner of said Section 23; thence North along the Section line 2500 feet; thence West 350 feet; thence South to the North boundary line of the county road; thence southeasterly along the North boundary line of the county road to a point 30 feet west of the east line of said Section; thence South parallel to the Section line to the South line of said Section; thence East along the Section line 30 feet to the point of beginning; together with irrigation well 54 feet deep with 18 inch galvanized iron casing with 6 inch Colorado pump with 15 H. P. electric motor; and an irrigation well 92 feet deep with 18 inch galvanized iron casing with an 8 inch Jacuzzi Pump with a 60 H. P. electric motor Parcel 4: A portion of the South Half (Sz) of Section 23, Township 5 North, Range 64 West of the 6th P. M. , lying South of a line 50 feet southerly and at right angles to the center line of the main tract of the Union Pacific Railroad Company as now existing andmaintained through and across said Section, more particularly described as follows: A. Beginning at a point on the Section line 760 feet East of the Southwest Corner of the Southeast Quarter of Section 23, Township 5 North, Range 64 West of the 6th P. M., thence North parallel to the West line of said SE4, 1915 feet to the South right-of-way line of the Union Pacific Railroad Company, thence Southeasterly 881 feet along said right- • of-way, thence South parallel to the West line 1661 feet to the South line of said SE4, thence West 841 feet to the point. of beginning; also B. Beginning 40 feet North of the Southwest Corner of the Southeast Quarter of Section 23, Township 5 North, Range 64 West of the 6th P. M. , thence North along the West line of said SE4 of Section 1995 feet to the South right-of-way line of the Union Pacific Railroad Company, thence Southeasterly along said right-of-way line 776 feet, thence South parallel to the West line 1915 feet to the South line of said SE4 of Section 23, thence West along said South line of the SE4, 595 feet, thence Northwesterly 170 feet to the point of beginning. Section Twenty-four (24), Township Five (5) North, Range Sixty-four (64) West of the 6th P. M.Weld County, Colorado. Parcel 1: The Southeast Quarter of the Southwest Quarter (SEjSWt) and the Southwest Quarter of the Southeast Quarter (SWeSE4 )of Section 24, Township 5 North Range 64 West of the 6th P. M. , together with irrigation well, pump and . -motor. Parcel 2: The West Half of the Southwest Quarter (W*SWI) of Section 24, Township 5 North, Range 64 West of the 6th P. M., together with all water, water rights, ditches and ditch rights appertaining thereto, or used in connection therewith, and together with two irrigation wells, pumps, motors and all accessories used in connection therewith; SUBJECT to and together with all rights in reservations, easements and exceptions of record, or as used, in relation to all, or any part, of the property hereby conveyed. Parcel 3: The Southeast Quarter of the Northwest Quarter (SE/NWi) and the Northeast Quarter of the Southwest Quarter (NE/SWe) of Section 24, Township 5 North, Range 64 West of the 6th P. M. , Subject to and together, with all rights in reservations, easements and exceptions of record, or as used in relation to all, or any part of the property hereby conveyed, together with all oil, gas and other minerals now owned. Section Twenty-five (25), Township Five (5) North, Range Sixty-four (64) West of the 6th P. M. , Weld County, Colorado. Parcel 1: All that part of the Northwest Quarter (NW of Section 25, Township 5 North, Range 64 West of the 6th P. M. described as follows: Beginning 92 feet South of the Northwest Corner of said NW4; thence South 1684 feet to Highway No. 34; thence South 54°50' East to the North and South Half Section line; thence North to a point 1600 feet South of the North Quarter Corner; thence North 60° 30' West to the point of beginning. Parcel 2: All that part of the Southeast Quarter (SE4) of Section 25, Township 5 North, Range 64 West of the 6th P. M., lying North of that certain right-of- way for a public highway (No. 34) as conveyed by right-of-way deed recorded April 11, 1927, in Book 814, at Page 495, Weld County records, excepting therefrom that part thereof which is covered by a portion of the Sterling Reservoir as shown on recorded plat thereof on file in the Office of the. County Clerk and Recorder of Weld County, Colorado, including the right- of-way 35 feet in width at the foot of the banks of said reservoir as now constructed; together with all water and water rights; ditch and ditch rights belonging , to or appurtenant thereto, and especially one and one-half shares of the capital stock of The Lower Latham Ditch Company and one and one-half share of the capital stock of The Lower Latham Company; Together with one irrigation well, pump, motor and all accessories used in connection therewith; SUBJECT to and together with all rights in reservations, easements and exceptions of record, or as used, in relation to all, or any part, of the property hereby conveyed. Section Twenty-six (26), Township Five (5) North, Range Sixty-four (64) West of the 6th P. M. , Weld County, Colorado. Parcel 1: All that part of the Northwest Quarter of the Northeast Quarter (NW*NE4) of Section 26, Township 5 North, Range 64 West of the 6th P. M. , described as follows: Beginning at a point 123.5 feet east and 30 feet South of the North Quarter Corner of said Section 26, said point being the intersection of the South line of the County Highway with the Northeasterly line of the Federal Highway; running thence East 363 feet along the South line of said County Highway; thence South 240.00 feet to the Northeasterly line of said Federal Highway; thence North 55° 10' West 435 feet along the Northeasterly line of said Federal Highway to the point of beginning. Parcel 2: All that part of the Northeast Quarter (NE4) of Section 26, Township 5 North, Range 64 West of the 6th P. M. , located North of the Federal Highway #34, EXCEPT approximately one acre of land in the Northwest Quarter of the Northeast Quarter (NWeNE+) of Section 26, Township 5 North, Range 64 West of the 6th P. M. , more particularly described as follows: Beginning at a point 123.5 feet East and 30 feet South of the North Quarter Corner of said Section 26, said point being the intersection of the South line of the County Highway with the Northeast line of the Federal Highway; running thence East 363 feet along the South line of said County Highway; thence South 240 feet to the Northeast line of Federal Highway; thence North 55° 10' West 435 feet along the Northeast line thereof to the point of beginning; SUBJECT to and together with all rights in reservations, easements and exceptions of record or as used, in relation to all, or any part, of the property hereby conveyed. Section Twenty-four (24), Township Fivv. (5) North, Aege.':Sixty-four (64) West of the 6th P. -M. Weld County, Colorado. Parcel 1: The SE4SW4 and the SW4SE4 of Section 24, Township 5 North, Range 64 West of the 6th P. M., including an irrigation well and pump. Parcel 2: Lots 4-8 inclusive, Block 1, and Lots 1 and 2, Block. 12, and Lots 2 and 3, Block 15, Town of Kuner, Weld County, Colorado, as per recorded plat Town Site, Kuner, Colorado. THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WELD COUNTY, COLORADO BY: ANN SPOMER COUNTY CLERK AND RECORDER AND CLERK TO THE BOARD DATED: MAY 24, 1972 Publish May 26 and June 16, 1972 _ • • • • THE GE ELEY ROOSTER (Greeley xlo.) FRIDAY, JUNE :18, 1972 NOTICE veyed. distant from the East line of tion well, pump and motor. 26, said point being the inter- said Section 23, 1325 feet to the section of the South line of Pursuant to the zoning laws of Parcel 4: ! South line of said Section; Parcel 2' the County Highway with the the State of Colorado, a publie thence 1012 feet West along The West Half of the South- Northeasterly line of the Fed- bearing will be held in the Office The North Half of the North said South Section line to the west Quarter (W1 SW%) of eral Highway; running thence of the Board of County Commis- Half of the Southwest Quarter I point of beginning Incept a Section 24, Township 5 North, East 363 feet along the South oaoners of Weld County, Colorado (N N' SW's) of Section 30, parcel of land as conveyed by I Range 64 West of the 6th line of said County Highway; Weld County-Court House, Gree- Township 5 North, Range 63 deed recorded is Book 212, P. M., together .with all water, thence South 240.00 feet to the y, Colorado, at the time spec- West of the 6th P. M., con Page 244, Weld County records, water rights, ditched and ditch Northeasterly line of said Fed- Med. All persons in any manner. raining 40 acres, more or less Except the right to construct rights appertaining thereto, or eral Highway; thence North 55' 8nterested in the following pro- according to the U. S. Gov seepage ditch as granted by 10' West 435 feet alone the eel Special Use Permit for the eminent survey thereof; To used in connection therewith, posed peI Contract recorded in Book 243, and together with two irriga Northeasterly line of said Fed Relocation of the Monfort Feed gather with one half share of Page 560, Weld County rec- •lion wells, pumps, motors and eraI Highway to the point of Lot, are requested to attend and stock of The ,Lower Latham ends; Subject to and together all accessories used in connec- beginning• y be heard. Ditch Company, and 3/8 share with all rights in reservations; tion therewith; Subject to and Parcel 2: of stock of The Lower Latham easements and exceptions of BE IT ALSO KNOWN that the text Reservoir Company and carry together with all rights in res- ,and maps so certified by the The Paint Lac- I record, or as used, in relation ervations, easements- and ex- All that part of the Northeast P era rights in to all, or any part, of the ceptions of record, or as used, Quarter (NE%) of Section 26, County Planning Commission may eral Ditch for'ill wafer repre be examined in the Offices of the seated by said stocks; Togetln- property hereby conveyed. in relation to all, or any part, Township 5 North, Range 64 Board of County Commissioners, er with all privileges, hered- Parcel 3: of the property hereby con- West of the 6th P. M., located veyed. North of the Federal Highway Weld County Court House, Gree- itaments and appurtenances ley, Colorado. thereunto belonging or in any- All that part of the Southeast No. 34, Except approximately wise appertaining, including Quarter (SE%) of Section 23, Parcel 3: one acre of land in the North- DOCKET No. 28 all water, irrigation and drain- Township 5 North, Range 64 The Southeast Quarter of the west Quarter of the Northeast l age rights of every kind and West of the 6th P. M., Weld Northwest Quarter (SEuNW'4.) Quarter (NW's NE%) of See- Monfort Feed Lots, Inc. g Lion 26, Township 5 North, description, however evidenced County, Colorado, described as and the Northeast Quarter of a 64 West of the 6th P.M. P. O. Box 1290 or manifested, and all rights- follows: Beginning at the the Southwest Quarter (NE'/4 more particularly described as Greeley, Colorado of-way, apparatus and fixtures Southeast corner of said.See- SW'.4) of Section 24, Township DATE: June 30, 1972 belonging to or used in con- lion 23; thence North along the 5 North, Range 64 West of the follows: Beginning at a point nation therewith; Subject to Section line 2500 feet; thence 6th P. M., Subject to and to- 123.5 feet East and 30 feet TIME: 10:00 A. M. I and together with.all rights in West 350 feet; thence South to ' gether with all rights in res- South of the North Quarter reservation, easements and ex- the North boundary line of the ervations, easements and ex- Corner of said Section 26, said Request: Special Use Permit far ceptions of record, or as used, county road; thence Southeast- ceptions of record, or as used Pow being 'the intersection of lie Relocation of the Monfort Feed in relation to all or any part, erly along the North bound- in relation to all, or any part the South line of the County ?tart Highway with the Northeast of the property hereby convey- dry line of the county road to of the property hereby con Brie the Federal Highway; Section Thirty (30), Township ed, and together with irriga- a point 30 feet West of the veyed, together with all oil, gas running thence East Sig feet Five (5) North, Range Sixty- 'lion well, pump, motor a all East line of said Section; and other minerals now owned. rsaid South line of three (63) West of the 6th accessories used in connection - thence South parallel to the Section Twenty-five (25), Town- Count along the he y' thence south P. M., Weld County, Colorado therewith. Section line to the South lineY' y of said Section; 'thence Feist ship Five (5) North, Range I 240 feet to the Northeast line Parcel 1: The Following Blocks and along the Section line 30 feet Sixty-four (64) West of the 6th I of Federal Highway; thence Lots in the Town of Kum, - ,I to the point of beginning; to- P. M., Weld County, Colorado. North 55° 10' West 435- feet The South Half of the South- Weld Count Colorado:` gether with irrigation wTell 54 Parcel 1: i along the Northeast line thane west Quarter (S' SW%) of y' I feet deep with 18 inch gait°an- of to the point of beginning;I act Sub Section 30, Township 5 North, Block 2: All - ; ized iron casing with 6 inch I All that part of the Northwest f ,Subject to and tog ether with Range 63 West of the 6th P. M., Block 3: All - ! Colorado pump with 15 H. P. Quarter (NW'%) of Section-25, all rights in reservations, ease- Except parcel conveyed to 1 Block 4: Lots 1 through 24 electric motor; and an irriga- Township 5 North, Range 64 meats and exceptions of rec- ' Weld County, Colorado, by I Block 5: Lots 1 through 24 than well 92 feet deep with 18 I West of the 6th P, M., describ- ord or as used, in relation deed recorded April 16, 1965 Block 6-11 All I inch galvanized iron casing ed as follows: Beginning 92 i to all, or any part, of the in book 539, Reception No. Block 12 Lots 1 through 15 with an 8 inch Jacuzzi Pump . feet South of the Northwest t property hereby conveyed. 1461342 Weld County records, I Block 13 All - with a 60 H. P. electric motor ' Corner of said NW'/4; thence and also excepting an undivid- Block 14 Lots 1 through 16 Section Twenty-four (24), Town- g South 1684 feet to Highway No. ship Five (5) North, Range ed one-half of all oil,'gas and I Block 15 Lots 1 through 24 Parcel 4: 34; thence South 54. 50' East Sixty-four (64) West of the 6th other minerals in and under Block 16 Lots 1 through 36 to the North and South Half said lands as heretofore co.'s I Block 18 All A portion of the South Half P. M., Weld County, Colorado. ) of Section 23, Township Section line; thence North to a (S veyed and reserved by Deedk Blocks 20-47 Allpoint 1600 feet South of the I Parcel 1: recorded in Book 1242, page t 5 North, Range 64 West of the North Quarter Corner- thence l 406 and in Book 1250, page 562 Section Twe.:ty three 123), 6th P. M., lying South of a line North 60° 30' West to the f The SE1% SW% and the SW's Weld County records; Togeth- j Township Five .(5) North, I 50 feet southerly and at right point of beginning. SE's of Section 24, Township 5 er with one share of the capi- Range Sixty-four (64) West of I angles to the center line of the 4 North, Range 64 West of the teal stock of The Lower Lath- the 6th P. M., Weld County, I main track of the Union Pacific Parcel 2: 6th P. M., including an irriga- am Ditch Company and Colorado. Railroad Company as now ex- tion well and pump. three fourths of a share of the isting and maintained through All that part of the Southeast capital stock of The Lower Parcel 1: and across said Section, more Quarter (SE'• ) of Section 25, Parcel 2: Latham Reservoir Company The West 127 acres of all that particularly described as fod- Township 5 North, Range 64 Lots 4 8 inclusive, Block 1, and glmmP portion of the South Half (S le) lows: West of the 6th P. M., lying and irrigation well, and [ Lots 1 and 2, Block 12, and North of that certain right of all equipment therewith; Sub- of Section 23, Township 5 + Lots 2 and 3, Block 15, Town JNorth, Range 64. West of the t —Sectionnie at a point on { way for a public highway (No. to and together with all the Beginning 760 feet East 34) as conveyed by right-of- of Kuner, Weld County, Col- rights in reservations, ease- 6th P. Id., Weld County, Col- orado, as per recorded plat meats and exceptions of rec- orado, lying South of a line 50 of the Southwest Corner of the 1 way deed recorded April 11, ISoutheast Quarter of Section 1927, in Book 814, at Page 495, Town Site, Kuner, Colorado. ord, or as used, in relation to feet southerly and at right I Weld County records, except-all, or any part, of the proper- l angles with the center line of r 23, Township 5 North, Range in therefro that part there- Dated: May 24, 1972 ty hereby conveyed - the main track of the Jules- i 64 West of the 6th P. M., thence g l North parallel to the west of which is covered by a par- THE BOARD OF Parcel 2: par- burg Branch of the Union Pa' i line of said SEM, 1915 feet to lion of the Sterling Reservoir r tific Railroad as now. existing ' as shown on recorded plat I The Northwest (N4U'/a) • and maintained through and r the South right-of-way line of P COUNTY COMMISSIONERS the Union Pacific Railroad thereof on file in the Office of of Section 30, Township 5 across said Section, except Company, thence Southeaster- the County Clerk and Recorder i WELD COUNTY, COLORADO North, Range 63 West of the Rights-of-Way for Public Roads of Weld Count Color-ado in ly 881 feet along •said right-of Y 6th P. M., together with 3/4 i on the West and South, and w,ay, thence South parallel to , eluding the right-of-µay 35 feet C By: ANN SPOMER share of The Lower Latham except a strip of land 30 feet the West line 1661 feet to the in width at tl3e foot of the Reservoir and 2 shares of The wide along the east line of said ' banks of said reservoir as now COUNTY CLERK AND tract, except rights-of-way for Sou#h line of said SE%, thence Lower Latham Ditch Company, P West 841 feet to the paint of constructed; together with all i RECORDER AND en together with one irrigation irrigation ditches and mapsps b water and water rights; ditch well, and all accessories used and survey statements if any, ' also and ditch rights bel to CLERK TO THE BOARD in connection therewith; Sub- for ditches and right-of-way B. — Beginning 40 feet North or appurtenant thereto, and ject To and together with all sites, and excepting highways of the Southwest Corner of the especially one and one-half Published May 26, 1972 and June rights in reservations ease- as now constructed over and Southeast Quarter of Section shares o€ the capital stock of 16, 1972 in The Greeley Booster. ments and exceptions of roc- across said land', together with 23, Township 5 North, Range The Lower Latham Ditch Corn- ord, or as used, in relation to all well water and ditch rights 64 West of the 6th P. M., pony and one and one - half - all, or any part of the proper- thereunto belonging. thence North along the West share of the capital stook.of ty hereby conveyed; Together line of said SEM4 of Section The Lower Latham Company; with one-half of all oil, gas Parcel 2: 1995 feet to the South right-of- I Together with one irrigation. and other minerals now owned, All that part of the South Half way line of the Union Pacific well, pump, motor and all_ (Sin) of Section 23, Township Railroad Company, thence accessories used in connection Parcel 3: 5 North, Range 64 West of the I Southeasterly along said right- ' therewith; Subject to and to- The South Half -of the North 6th P. M., lying South of a line I of-way line 776 feet, thence gether with all rights in res- Half of the Southwest Quarter 50 feet Southerly and at right `` South parallel to the West line ervations, easements and ex- (S'5 N'h SW'k) of Section 30, angles to the center line of the 1 1915 feet to the South line of . captions of record, or as used, Township 5 North, Range 63 l main track of the Union Pacif- said SE's of Section 23, thence in relation to all, or any part, West of the 6th P. M., togeth- ac Railroad Company as now I West along said South line of of the property hereby can- er with one-half share of eapi- existing a n d maintained the SE%, 595 feet, thence veyed. tad stock of The Lower Latham through and across said Section Northwesterly 170 feet to the Ditch Company, three - eighths 23, more particularly describ- point of beginning. Section Twenty-six (26), Town- share of the capital stock of ed as follows: Beginning on ship Five (5) North, Range Section Twenty-four (24),Town- Sixty-four (64) West of the 6th The Lower Latham Reservoir the Section line 1042 feet West Five (5) North, Range Sixty- P. M., Weld County, Colorado. Company; all water, ditches of the Southeast corner of said and ditch rights applicant to Section 23 and' 1601 feet East four (64) West of the 6th P. M., pp Weld County, Colorado. Parcel 1: said land, including all later- of the Southwest corner of al rights for carriage of said the SEA'¢ of said Section; Parcel 1: All that part of the Northwest water to said land; including thence North parallel to the ' Quarter of the Northeast Quar- an irrigation well, Registration West lino of said SE%, 1661 The Southeast Quarter of the ter (NW% NE%) of Section lrio. 16088; Subject to and to• feet to the South right-of-way Southwest Quarter (SE1 5W55) 26, Township 5 North, Range gather with all rights in res- line of the Union Pacific Rail- and the Southwest Quarter of 64 West of the 6th P. M., de- motions, easements and ex- road Company; thence South- the Southeast Quarter (SW'h scribed as follows: Beginning eeption of record, or as used easterly along said right-of- SE%) of Section 24, Township at a point 123-5 feet East and ill relation to all, or any part I way line` 1059 feet: thence 5 North, Range 64 West of the 30 feet South of the North of the property hereby con- South parallel to and 30 feet - Rh P. M., together with irriga- Quarter Corner of said Section -1 AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION STATE OF COLORADO, ) ' )ss. COUNTY OF WELD. Loren A. Walling being duly sworn, deposes and says: 1. That he is the Owner and Publisher of The Greeley Booster a weekly newspaper printed and published in the City of Greeley, County of Weld and State of Colorado, which has been admitted to the United States Mails as second class matter under Act of Congress, of March 3, 1879. 2. That the said The Greeley Booster is printed and published at regular intervals, one time each week, on Friday, and that it has a general circulation in the County of Weld, and elsewhere. 3. That the said The Greeley Booster was established and has been printed and published in said county uninterruptedly and continuously during a period of at least fifty-two consecutive weeks next prior to the first issue thereof containing++` said 1 otice a copy of which is hereunto attached. 4 That the said The Greeley Booster is a weekly newspaper of general circulation, and is printed and published in whole or in part In the said County of Weld in which said Notice is required by law to be published, a copy of which is hereto at- tached. 5. That the said The Greeley Booster is a weekly newspaper within the meaning of "An Act Concerning Legal Notices, Adver- 'P tisements and Publications and Fees of Printers and Publishers Thereof and to Repeal all Acts and Parts of Acts in Conflict with the Provisions of this Act,"being Chapter 139 of the Session Laws of Colorado of 1923 as amended by Chapter 113 of the Session Laws of Colorado of 1931, and later amended by Chapters 155 to 156 of the Session Laws of Colorado of 1935. 6. That the said annexed Potioo was published in the regular and entire edition of The Greeley Booster, a duly qualified weekly newspaper for that purpose,with- in the terms and meanings of the above named Acts. 7. That the said annexed Notice is a full,true,and correct copy of the original which was regularly published in each of the regular and entire issues of said news- ' paper, a legally qualified paper for that purpose, once each week,. on the same day of each week, for successive weeks by ..._.._Two.___ insertions and that the first blication thereof May 26, 2972 was in the issue dated ..............._.._.._.._.—..—._.._.._.........._.._.._.__. and that tpq last pub97as ' Issue dated June 16. 1972 y�,D6Cckca- c:Ra/ �o f o t� .. day O//e ego L ran' 4 Subscribed and sworn to before me this ......._.._ _........._.__. l of ..._.._.._.._._.__._._.._.._..., 19 -y I uk i T 2 �._ -A Affidavit of Publication STATE OF COLORADO, ss. County of Weld, w NOTICE Pursuant )III, Mildred[o' the Zoning laws 1 Led S. Hansen of of the State of Colorado;•a pub- Xi said County of Weld, being duly sworn, say lio hearing.will be held in the 7j 1 that I am the (publisher) (editor) (advertis- Office of. The Board of County ing manager) of Commissioners of Weld County, 9 Colorado, Weld County Court I THE GREELEY DAILY TRIBUNE, and House, Greeley, Colorado, at the I THE GREELEY REPUBLICAN time specified.All persons in any-„!• manner interested in the fol- II that the same is a daily newspaper of general lowing proposed Special Uee'Pef- III! circulation and printed and published in the mit for the Relocation of 'the th city of Greeley, in said county and state; that Monfort Feed Lot, are requested the notice or advertisement, of which the an- I to attend and may be heard. • (R nexed is a true copy, has been published in BE IT ALSO KNOWN that the 1'l said daily newspaper for one day; that the test and maps so certified by , a notice was published in the regular and the County Planning Commission 'i entire issue of said newspaper, and in the • may.be examined 1n`the Offices iii, newspaper proper and not in a supplement • of-The Board of County Com- 11 thereof; that the publication of said notice ' missioners,• Weld County •Court was contained in the issue of said newspaper House,'Greeley, Colorado. ' ' II bearing date • !Docket No. 28 Monfort Feed Lots, Inc. s 23� June 72 P. O. Box 1290 ;f( cay of A.D. 19 • • Greeley, Colorado I'1 'Date: June 30, 1972. Time: 10:00 A.M. ei that said The Greeley Daily Tribune and Request: Special Use Permit The Greeley Republican, has been published for the Relocation of the Mon- - continuously and uninterruptedly during fort Feed Lot. - • 15 the period of at least six months next THE BOARD OF COUNTY prior to the issue thereof containing said COMMISSIONERS, WELD - notice or advertisement above referred to; COUNTY, COLORADO Ni that said newspaper has'been admitted to the By: ANN SPOMF,R United States mails as second-class matter COUNTY CLERK-AND $:• under the provisions of the Act of March 3, RECORDER AND CLERK ;19 1879, or any amendments thereof, and that TO THE BOARD - I said newspaper is a daily newspaper duly The Greeley Daily,Tribune. L1{ qualified for publishing legal notices and June 21, 1972. to advertisements within the meaning of the .....J laws of the State of Colorado. Y/7�1)—e2._e—vt- S. Ala—t.-./ ✓ (Publisher) (Editor) (Aduer4.s^ing—Mg") Subscribed and sworn to before me this 21st ay of d A.D. 1972 My commission expires }lay 18, 1974 , o T� Notary Public. -- jr: - , - : fm, . NAME Monfort Feedlots , Inc . FEE ' ! . SUP # 156 : 72 :22 , . `}` i TYPE OF SPECIAL USE Relocation of. feedlots ' t ', . BY DATE i APPLICATION CHECKED BY ZONING INSPECTOR .' J 1 , . , if FILE ASSEMBLED 4/21 /72 DC LEGAL DESCRIPTION CHECKED BY CO . 4TTORNE . 4/k/41~ - g/\'---- AIRPHOTO (2-./. j , . .2.4774-- VICINITY MAP PREPARED WIG/J.--q• SURROUNDING OWNER' S NAMES - ' i/so/ , e a. PLANNING COMMISSION HEARING DATE SET s/14/7� ..› G' Health ' OTHER AGENCIES NOTIFIED Extension 2/24/72 DC i ; SOILS REPORT rA5 ' Sag' WATER CONTRACT OR LETTER OF INTENT COPY OF APPLICATION TO COMMISSIONERS OFFICE FOR PUBLICATION , COUNTY COMMISSIONERS HEARING DATE. SET • FIELD CHECK . Si1AFF REPORT PLANNING COMMISSION HEARING /G 7 z / PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION 4// 7/71- I COUNTY ATTORNEY CHECK RESOLUTION & LEGAL NOTIFICATION OF SURROUNDING OWNERS BY CERTIFIED MAIL COUNTY COMMISSIONER' S HEARING 0s/s/77 ` � 4I COUNTY COMMISSIONER' S SOLUTION '//! Z- PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES PLANNING COMMLSSIONrDECISION RPPR VED - DENIED ',- TABLED) ii COMMENTS: AND ACTIOW'TA'KEN J . . �•� ` r, SPECIAL USE PERMIT APPLICATION Weld County Planning Commission Services ButlAing, •Greeley, Colo . FOR PLANNING DEPPAARTMENT USE ONLY : CASE NUMBER : /.s6;7 ; as S G3 PC HEARING DATE : ....11/44r/.7.2.._SEC :y y TWP RANGE : 4'y ....11/44r/.7.2.._CC HEARING DATE : LAND t5VUfea S `y 1130 T: e.0.3 1, co Gas S . 7,/I�2/zy 1 /4 : /,, 2J3, 9 KEY :• SUB/DIV CODE: / SUB: PI 4 3 ¢ a g4i BLK: LOT: KEY : • REFER TO: PERMIT FEE : 1 ) ✓-��+- - DATE : APP . CHECKED BY: 2) DATE:) DATE : 2.; ' ECEIPT NO : • 4J7z LEGAL DESC . APPROVAL : 4) %ra i coo DATE : .17 7J_. 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 proposed rezoning of the follow- ing described unincoporated area of Weld County: LEGAL DESCRIPTION : Request is made for site approval for feed lot use of property described on Exhibit A, attached hereto. • STREET LOCATION: ZONE / PROPOSED USED: Weed tnt REASON: Relocation of present Greeley feed lot to new site FEE OWNERS OF AREA PROPOSED FOR SPECIAL USE: • NAME: ADDRESS: !?o.t. /JLyo TEL : ADDRESS : - TEL : NAME: ADDRESS : TEL : I hereby depose and state under the penalties 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 ) �j.Lawi C' :ziear/ //O_44.1p. ei STATE OF COLORADO ) /�� i1 �/�C //�ry's rr •:, Si na e : Owner or Authorized Agent -Subscribe-d4 d= sworn to before me this 0740Z- day of 404„) 19' Z4 aNOT RY PU LIC M;yrcommi.ss`ni expires : 7'C.e—�, / /97.2., SUP # 156 :72 : 22 Location See attached legals • Agenda date 5/16/72 Date r/Fg 7? V RE : Livestock Feeding Operation Special Use Permit The Feeding Operation and Expansion (does ) ( ;I meet with the requirements for a Special Use Permit and the standards of the Colorado Department of Health , Water Pollution Control Division . The Weld County Environmental Health Services recommends that this request be (approved) (d- .4).. Remarks : Yours uly, nvironmental H Ser ices •tic m G): u �' n 3 < J �V �. Ha m o v ��£�alltiF� �� ME2P1 CENTRAL WELD COUNTY WATER DISTRICT 115 18TH STREET DALE D. OLHAUSEN GREELEY. COLORADO 8O631 PHONE (303) 352-1284 _ MANAGER D May 16, 1972 Weld County Planning Commission Weld County Services Building 9th Avenue & 9th Street Greeley, Colorado 80631 Attention: Mr. Dick Deyoe Planner Dear Dick: This is regarding your request to Monfort of Colorado for confirmation on water service from the Central Weld County Water District. Please be advised that the Central Weld County Water District can and will serve the new Monfort of Colorado feed lot proposed East of Kersey. Monfort of Colorado will be required to file Petitions for Inclusion within the Central Weld County Water District and complete other necessary forms and agreements normally required. If you have any questions regarding the above, please do not hesitate to contact me. Very truly yours, • CENTRAL WELD COUNTY WATER DISTRICT aLtd V Dale D. Olhausen • Manager DDO/lh cc. Monfort of Colorado Attention: Dr. Duane Flack ffiitue Walley Schools WELD COUNTY, DISTRICT RE-7 ELLIS JOHNSON, SUPERINTENDENT cy� PHONE 352-6168 Neneej, Capaaaaa 80644 BOARD OF EDUCATION ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENTS& HARRY ANDREWS, PRESIDENT JAKE HUWA, 7-12 CHARLES ACHZIGER, JR., VICE PRESIDENT GLEN M. HANSON, K-6 HARVEY G. PEPPLER, SECRETARY JAMES SITZMAN, TREASURER JACK HOLMAN, DIRECTOR April 20, 1972 Weld County Commissioners Weld County Courthouse Greeley, Colorado 80631 Gentlemen: At the April 17, 1972, meeting of the Board of Education, District Re-7, the following resolution was unanimously adopted. The Board of Education, District Re-7 eagerly welcomes and endorses the proposed addition to our school district of a new industrial enterprise in the form of a feedlot operation by Monfort of Colorado. The addition of this proposed feedlot to our community, in the opinion of the Board of Education, would be a distinct advantage to this district and we enthusiastically look forward to the construction and operation of this project. We pledge our full cooperation in future activities with respect to this proposed function. School District Re-7 Board of Education: Vic' reside Gso � o Vice President ,er"/ Secrete T Jff&t ' WELD CO. FINANCE OFFICt reasur " , in - n 2 e" -- .0Ai APR 2 419T2 .. Dirac or v GREELEY. COLO. l ?c. STATE DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS CHAS. E. SHUMATE • EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR STATE OF COLORADO DIVISION OF HIGHWAYS DISTRICT 4 LAURENCE C. BOWER WAYNE CAPRON CHIEF ENGINEER DISTRICT ENGINEER P.O. BOX 850-1420 - 2ND ST. • GREELEY, COLORADO 80631 • (303) 353.1232 May 16, 1972 F 034-2(1) Greeley - East Mr. Burman Lorenson Planning Director Weld County Planning Commission Weld County Court House Greeley, Colorado 80631 Dear Burman: We have reviewed the application for a Special Use , Permit, waste inventory plot plan for Monfort Feed Lots which will be appearing before the Weld County Planning Commission on May 16, 1972. In reviewing the plan, we note that the proposed de- velopment comes up to the present north right of way line of U.S. 34. Unless other arrangements can be made, it should be noted that in our proposed expansion plans for U.S. 34 that an additional 220' of right of way from our present north right of way line will be required. �g1�111213j�?�i Very truly yours, �c n V6≥ ;. o P Ce L. C. BOWER rent t c ILc� �� v CHIEF ENGINEER•1 eec' 3p G3 cQ U 7 �46'1292:1° . J. apron Distr ct En eer WJC:mb cc: Shumate-Bower-Haase-Zulian J. Peterson D. 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J. .. �9 � 1v lee , , 1 'r �* f ' ` 'I ,III, J , e I LAW��iiS O\+ 1 P(JZ C l �{. �\ ¶ e° c'�' - I ccti_ hrprrJ --- sou-t k Plc rIr- . G,%p1 I °be'sb e 1 . HI Y road . �, 5 y q�a<en \� - £®YIat It ."-", 144 he. `-... -----`IC, Ya.YIWS J3,,, 1��e1 k _4, Pc ... a r 6- GYo04 �, oth Kl�� ,ti ,� w D- - t-\ f 2 '. - —----1-------3-61:--- ,1-. _ 5 1 -. _ _ car�.. ` RO7 j..G V Cc1V�Nt 0 [( n I 2 G" E �u1 \cf. ‘,1•A YV\ I f e 3 r 51-, �C ,fin Y CY�` re _v.JN V �qq V Ipp Sc� /ate l� Cav5bcrr/ \_ ,/�\\ 5, F 4 Co v Lies_s_ \ ii t‘.\ • _.. --•-S 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 following proposed Special Use Permit for the Relocation of the Monfort Feed Lot, are requested to attend and may be heard. BE IT ALSO KNOWN that the text and maps so certified by the County Planning Commission may be examined in the Office, of The Board of County Commissioners, Weld County Court House, Greeley, Colorado. Docket No. 28 Monfort, Feed Lots , Inc. P. O. Box 1290 Greeley, Colorado Date: June 3Q, 1972 Time: 10:00 A. M. Request: Special Use Permit for the Relocation of the Monfort. Feed Lot . — Section Thirty (30). Township Five (5) North, Range Sixty-three (63) West of the 6th a. M. , Weld County, Colorado. Parcel 1: The South Half of the Southwest Quarter (S2SW4) of Section 30, Township 5 North, Range 63 West of the 6th P. M. , EXCEPT parcel conveyed to Weld County, Colorado, by deed recorded April 16, 1965 in book 539, Receptionn No. 1461342 Weld County records, and also excepting an undivided one-half of all oil, gas and other minerals in and under said lands as heretofore conveyed and reserved by Deeds recorded in Book 1242, page 406 and in Book 1250, page 562 Weld County records; Together with one share of the capital stock of The Lower Latham Ditch Company and three- fourths of a share of the capital stock of The Lower Latham Reservoir Company and irrigation well, pump and all equipment therewith; SUBJECT to and together with all rights in reservations, easements and exceptions of record, or as used, in relation to all, or any part, of the property hereby conveyed. Parcel 2: The Northwest Quarter (NW4) of Section 30, Township 5 North, Range 63 West of the 6th P. M. , together with3/4 share of The Lower Latham Reservoir and 2 shares of The Lower Latham Ditch Company, together with one irrigation well, and all accessories used in connection therewith; SUBJECT TO and together with all rights in reservations,easements and exceptions of record, or as used, in relation to all, or any part of the property hereby conveyed; Together with one-half of all oil, gas and other minerals now owned. Parcel 3: The South Half of the North Half of the Southwest Quarter (SZN2SW4) of Section 30, Township 5 North, Range 63 West of the 6th P. M., together with one-half share of capital stock of The Lower Latham Ditch Company; three- eighths share of the capital stock of The Lower Latham Reservoir Company; all water, ditches and ditch rights applicant to said land, including all lateral rights for carriage of said water to said land; including an irrigation well, Registration No. 16088; Subject to and together with all rights in reservations, easements and exception of record, or as used, in relation to all, or any part of the property hereby conveyed. ' 2 Parcel 4: The North Half of the North Half of the Southwest Quarter (NZN-12SW4) of Section 30, Township 5 North, Range 63 West of the 6th P. M., containing 40 acres, more or less according to the U. S. Government survey thereof; Together with one-half share of stock of The Lower Latham Ditch Company and 3/8 share of stock of The Lower Latham Reservoir Company and carrying rights in The Painter Lateral Ditch for all water represented by said stocks; Together with all privileges, hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining, including all water, irrigation and drainage rights of every kind and description, however evidence or manifested, and all rights-of-way, apparatus and fixtures belonging to or used in connection therewith; SUBJECT to and together with all rights in reservation, easements and exceptions of record, or as used, in relation to all or any part, of the property hereby conveyed, and together with irrigation well, pump, motor and all accessories used in connection therewith. The Following Blocks and Lots in the Town of Kuner, Weld County, Colorado: Block 2: All Block 3: All Block 4: Lots 1 through 24 Block 5: Lots 1 through 24 Block 6-11 All Block 12 Lots 1 through 15 Block 13 All Block 14 Lots 1 through 16 Block 15 Lots 1 through 24 Block 16 Lots 1 through 36 Block 18 All Blocks 20-47 All Section Twenty-three (23), Township Five (5) North, Range Sixty-four (64) West: of the 6th P. M. , Weld County, Colorado. Parcel 1: The West 127 acres of all that portion of the South Half (Si) of Section 23, Township 5 North, Range 64 West of the 6th P. M. , Weld County, Colorado, lying South of a line 50 feet southerly and at right angles with the center line of the main track of the Julesburg Branch of the Union Pacific Railroad as now existing and maintained through and across said Section, except Rights-of-Way for Public Roads on the West and South, and except a strip of land 30 feet wide along the east line of said tract, except rights-of- way for irrigation ditches and maps and survey statements if any, for ditches and right-of-way sites, and excepting highways as now constructed over and across said land, together with all well water and ditch rights thereunto belonging. Parcel 2: All that part of the South Half (Si-) of Section 23, Township 5 North, Range 64 West of the 6th P. M., lying South of a line 50 feet Southerly and at right angles to the center line of the main track of the Union Pacific Railroad Company as now existing and maintained through and across said Section 23, more particularly described as follows: Beginning on the Section line 1042 feet West of the Southeast corner of said Section 23 and 1601 feet East of the Southwest corner of the SE4 of said Section; thence North parallel to the West line of said SE4, 1661 feet to the South right-of-way line of the Union Pacific Railroad Company; thence Southeasterly along said right-of-way line 1059 feet; thence South parallel to and 30 feet distant from the East line of said Section 23, 1325 feet to the South line of said Section; thence 1012 feet West along said South Section line to the point of beginning EXCEPT a parcel of land as conveyed by deed recorded in Book 212, Page 344, Weld County records, EXCEPT the right to construct seepage ditch as granted by Contract recorded in Book 243, Page 560, Weld County records; Subject to and together with all rights in reservations; easements and exceptions of record, or as used, in relation to all, or any part, of the property hereby conveyed. 3 • • s Parcel 3: All that part of the Southeast Quarter (SE4) of Section 23, Township 5 North, Range 64 West of the 6th:.P. M. , Weld County, Colorado, described as follows: Beginning at the Southeast corner of said Section 23; thence North along the Section line 2500 feet; thence West 350 feet; thence South to the North boundary line of the county road; thence southeasterly along the North boundary line of the county road to a point 30 feet west of the east line of said Section; thence South parallel to the Section line to the South line of said Section; thence East along the Section line 30 feet to the point of beginning; together with irrigation well 54 feet deep with 18 inch galvanized iron casing with 6 inch Colorado pump with 15 H. P. electric motor; and an irrigation well 92 feet deep with 18 inch galvanized iron casing with an 8 inch Jacuzzi Pump with a 60 H. P. electric motor, Parcel 4: A portion of the South Half (Si-) of Section 23, Township 5 North, Range 64 West of the 6th P. M. , lying South of a line 50 feet southerly and at right angles to the center line of the main track of the Union Pacific Railroad Company as now existing and maintained through and across said Section, more particularly described as follows: A. Beginning at a point on the Section line 760 feet East of the Southwest Corner of the Southeast Quarter of Section 23, Township 5 North, Range 64 West of the 6th P. M., thence North parallel to the West line of said SE4, 1915 feet to the South right-of-way line of the Union Pacific Railroad Company, thence Southeasterly 881 feet along said right- of-way, thence South parallel to the West line 1661 feet to the South line of said SE4, thence West 841 feet to the point of beginning; also B. Beginning 40 feet North of the Southwest Corner of the Southeast Quarter of Section 23, Township 5 North, Range 64 West of the 6th P. M. , thence North along the West line of said SE4 of Section 1995 feet to the South right-of-way line of the Union Pacific Railroad Company, thence Southeasterly along said right-of-way line 776 feet, thence South parallel to the West line 1915 feet to the South line of said SE4 of Section 23, thence West along said South line of the SE4, 595 feet, thence Northwesterly 170 feet to the point of beginning. Section Twenty-four (24), Township Five (5) North, Range Sixty-four (64) West of the 6th P. M.Weld County, Colorado. Parcel 1: The Southeast Quarter of the Southwest Quarter kSEfSW4) and the Southwest Quarter of the Southeast Quarter (SW43E4 )of Section 24, Township 5 North Range 64 West of the 6th P. M. , together with irrigation well, pump and _^rmotor. Parcel 2: The West Half of the Southwest Quarter (WzSW4) of Section 24, Township 5 North, Range 64 West of the 6th P. M. , together with all water, water rights, ditches and ditch rights appertaining thereto, or used in connection therewith, and together with two irrigation wells, pumps, motors and all accessories used in connection therewith; SUBJECT to and together with all rights in reservations, easements and exceptions of record, or as used, in relation to all, or any part, of the property hereby conveyed. Parcel 3: The Southeast Quarter of the Northwest Quarter (SEjNW4) and the Northeast Quarter of the Southwest Quarter (NE*SW4) of Section 24, Township 5 North, Range 64 West of the 6th P. M. , Subject to and together with all rights in reservations, easements and exceptions of record, or as used in relation to all, or any part of the property hereby conveyed, together with all oil, gas and other minerals now owned. . 4 . Section Twenty-five (25), Township Five (5) North, Range Sixty-four (64) West of the 6th P. M. , Weld County, Colorado. Parcel 1: All that part of the Northwest Quarter (NWT.) of Section 25, Township 5 North, Range 64 West of the 6th P. M. described as follows: Beginning 92 feet South of the Northwest Corner of said NW4; thence South 1684 feet to Highway No. 34; thence South 54°50' East to the North and South Half Section line; thence North to a point 1600 feet South of the North Quarter Corner; thence North 60° 30' West to the point of beginning. Parcel 2: All that part of the Southeast Quarter (SE4) of Section 25, Township 5 North, Range 64 West of the 6th P. M. , lying North of that certain right-of- way for a public highway (No. 34) as conveyed by right-of-way deed recorded April 11, 1927, in Book 814, at Page 495, Weld County records, excepting therefrom that part thereof which is covered by a portion of the Sterling Reservoir as shown on recorded plat thereof on file in the Office of the County Clerk and Recorder of Weld County, Colorado, including the right- of-way 35 feet in width at the foot of the banks of said reservoir as now constructed; together with all water and water rights; ditch and ditch rights belonging , to or appurtenant thereto, and especially one and one-half shares of the capital stock of The Lower Latham Ditch Company and one and one-half share of the capital stock of The Lower Latham Company; Together with one irrigation well, pump, motor and all accessories used in connection therewith; SUBJECT to and together with all rights in reservations, easements and exceptions of record, or as used, in relation to all, or any part, of the property hereby conveyed. Section Twenty-six (26), Township Five (5) North, Range Sixty-four (64) West of the 6th P. M. , Weld County, Colorado. Parcel 1: All that part of the Northwest Quarter of the Northeast Quarter (NW1NE4) of Section 26, Township 5 North, Range 64 West of the 6th P. M. , described as follows: Beginning at a point 123.5 feet east and 30 feet South of the North Quarter Corner of said Section 26, said point being the intersection of the South line of the County Highway with the Northeasterly line of the Federal Highway; running thence East 363 feet along the South line of said County Highway; thence South 240.00 feet to the Northeasterly line of said Federal Highway; thence North 55° 101 West 435 feet along the Northeasterly line of said Federal Highway to the point of beginning. Parcel 2: All that part of the Northeast Quarter (NE4) of Section 26, Township 5 North, Range 64 West of the 6th P. M., located North of the Federal Highway #34, EXCEPT approximately one acre of land in the Northwest Quarter of the Northeast Quarter (NW*NE4) of Section 26, Township 5 North, Range 64 West of the 6th P. M. , more particularly described as follows: Beginning at a point 123.5 feet East and 30 feet South of the North Quarter Corner of said Section 26, said point being the intersection of the South line of the County Highway with the Northeast line of the Federal Highway; running thence East 363 feet along the South line of said County Highway; thence South 240 feet to the Northeast line of Federal Highway; thence North 55° 10' West 435 feet along the Northeast line thereof to the point of beginning; SUBJECT to and together with all rights in reservations, easements and exceptions of record or as used, in relation to all, or any part, of the property hereby conveyed. Section Twenty-four (24) , Township Five (5) North, Range Sixty-four (64) West of the 6th_PaM. Weld County, Colorado. Parcel 1: The SE*SW} and the SW4SE4 of Section 24, Township 5 North, Range 64 West of the 6th P. M., including an irrigation well and pump. Parcel 2: Lots 4-8 inclusive, Block 1, and Lots 1 and 2, Block 12, and Lots 2 and 3, Block 15, Town of Kuner, Weld County, Colorado, as per recorded plat Town Site, Kuner, Colorado. THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WELD COUNTY, COLORADO BY: ANN SPOMER COUNTY CLERK AND RECORDER AND CLERK TO THE BOARD DATED: MAY 24, 1972 • Publish May 26 and June 16, 1972 7)2°' gYx1ie 7sy June 30, 1972 I hereby certify that pursuant to a notice dated May 24, 1972, duly published May 26, and June 16, 1972, a public hearing was had on a . request for a Land Use Permit as requested by Monfort Feed Lots, Inc. , at the time and place specified in said notice. A motion was made to grant said request. �� j� ATTEST: �r' e- :�j 4.4 Y �ty.Lu /t 6' /�G% (J.O COUNTY CLER[�ND RECORDER CHAIRMAN / AND CLERK 10 THE BOARD BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WELD COUNTY, COLORADO • AGENDA DATE 5/16/72 MAME Monfort Feed Lots , Inc ADDRESS P . 0. Box 1290 , Greeley LOCATION • Kuner area LEGAL DESCRIPTION See attached legals TYPE OPERATION Relocation, of feed lots COMMENTS: - r mac— e t ) p ZI 1Q ..; / frair J Aso C14:41-e-e,/k 7/ G/49.42ied-- • • • • "Arse__, WELD COUNTY EXTENSION SERVICE Monfort Feed Lots SUP #156 Surrounding property owners : Rice Farms , 2323 8th Ave . , Greeley Wm. H. Ledford , Box 93 , Kersey Harold Keith Early , Kersey The Lawson Co . , 1700 Western Federal Bldg . , Denver Harmer Estate , 865 Briarwoodway, Campbel , California Victor R. Klein , Box 123 , Kersey Roger J . Day , P . 0. Box 81 , Kersey Don Bihain , Rt . 1 , Box 282 , Kersey Wallace Rothe , Rt. 1 , Box 91 , Kersey Flank Oil Co . , c/o Oriental Refining Co . , Box 118 , Denver James Ogilviee (Estate) c/o James L . _Ogilvie , 3312 S . Oneidaway , Denver James & Nancy Giggy , Rt. 1 , Box 278A , Kersey Platte Enterprises Inc . , Doby , Johnson , Summers , 2017 13th St. , Boulder Great Western Sugar Co . , Greeley June Todd , Rt . 1 , Box 284 , Kersey Robert & Frank W. Anders , 1525 13th Ave . , Greeley Walter Rothe Jr. , LaPorte , Colo . Alfred J . & Esther Peters , Rt. 1 , Box 277 , Kersey Philip & Elizabeth H. Schlagel , Rt. 1 , Box 274 , Kersey Bijou Irrigation Co . , Ft. Morgan 80740 Buster Peterson , Rt. 1 , Box 44 , Kersey Fred W. Schauppener, 990 So . Monroe , Denver Loren Williams , Ruby Fern Keefer, Rt . 1 , Box 56 , Kersey E P H Corporation , 1119 11th Ave . , Greeley Hazel A. Fritzler , Rt. 1 , Kersey Carl Raymond & Grace E. Corsberg , Kersey Max L. & Lois M. Fox , Rt . 4 , Box 222C , Greeley Roy W. Rothe , Rt. 1 , Box 92 , Kersey Van Calvin , Rt . 1 , Box 52 , Kersey Paul W. & Billie Lou Gaiser , Rt. 1 , Box 40 , Kersey Efren Lucero , Rt . 1 , Box 43 , Kersey School District RE-7 , Kersey Kuner Congreational Church , Kuner Jerry A. & Sherry K. Flot , P . 0 . Box 55 , Kersey M. L . Graham , Room 218 , 9001 Lake City Way NE , Seattle , Wash . James B . & Frank E . Woodruff , 7504 LewisWay Arvada , Colo . Herbert T. Aspinwall (Estate) , 1513 15th St. , Greeley Hilario M. & Maria H . Salazar , Rt. 1 , Box 45 , Kersey • Monfort Feedlots SUP #156 Ralph A. & Harley C . Smith , 604 16th , Greeley Connie & Brigette & Don Bihain , Rt. 1 , Box 262 , Kersey Wm. H . Tedford , Box 93 , Kersey Loloff Farms , Inc! , Kersey Mary Schlagel , Kersey Rice Farms , 2323 8th Ave . , Greeley James Ogilvie ( Estate) c/o James T. - Ogilvie , 3312 So . ONeida Way, Denver Wallace H. Rothe , Rt . 1 , Box 91 , Kersey Alfred J & Esther Peters , Rt . 1 , Box 277 , Kersey Philip & Elizabeth H . Schlagel , Rt. 1 , Box 274 , Kersey Bijou Irrigation Co . , East of Hardin Buster Peterson , Rt. 1 , Box 44 , Kersey Fred W. Schauppner , 990 S . Monroe , Denver Loren William, Ruby , Fern Keefer , Rt . 1 , Box 56 , Kersey E. P. H . Corp . , 1119 11th Ave . , Greeley . • April 25, 1972 Weld County Planning Commission Weld County Court House 9th Avenue and 9th Street ""Greeley;-Colorado- '80631- Gentlemen: • Please be informed that the Central Weld County Water District Board, at its regular meeting on April 19, 1972, passed the following resolution: , . "That the Central Weld County Water District Board is in agreement and supports the proposed move• by Monfort of Colorado. to the properties located East of Kersey." Very truly yours • CENTRAL WELD COUNTY WATER-DISTRICT • Dale D. Olhausen - • Manager ' .DDO/lh " ' • • cc. Weld County Commissioners.b Monfort of.Coldrado, .Inc.' • Jf • May.11, 1972 ' . • ' - - Monfort of Colorado - - . . , ATTN: Mr. Clark Weaver , Greeley, Colorado 80631 - " RE: Water at Kuner Lot " , ; (Th , Dear Clark: The water usuage of your ne ' . ner o - one of the major items in regard to its approv 1. • • Enclosed is a news flyer ch gi' : -a run down on the importance' • of having adjudicated u s, to sup.o the feeding operation. For domesti mater_ the • .ty need a determination of the • . quantity a • - letter fro ral Weld Water District stating flatly that • can and will serve your anticipated needs. . For well in our o , it would be helpful to list them and • , compile the G.P I . flow and the anticipated use from this source. ` Sincerely yours Dick. Deyoe - Planner • - DD/lj • cc: Central Weld Water District ' , ; 1 • MUUFonr S W irtn R tip crs Pcquntl:o �4 pV'RC4ltase , • • WATER RIGHTS & IRRIGATION WELLS • ON OPTIONS TO PURCHASE • • NAME • WATER LOCATION REMARKS • Day 1 well SW corner S1 Sec. 23, Twp. 5N. R. 64 Day will adjudicate No ditch water Anders 2 wells SW corner & NW corner W1/2SWk Sec. 24, Anders will adjudicate No ditch water Two. 5N. R. 64 Todd I well SW corner SE%SWk Sec. 24, Twp. 5N. Not yet adjudicated (?) No ditch water - R. 64 Klein 2 wells SW of school grounds & Klein will adjudicate ' No ditch water center sprinkler in SE} Sec. 23, Twp. (in process now) 5N. R. 64 Klein-V. Rothe 1 well West side Knoll , SE'. Sec. 25, T.5, R. 64 Is being adjudicated Walter, Contractl1/2 shares Lower Latham Ditch 1% Lower Latham Reservoir Kuner School 1 well, unknown quantity, unknown situation Is being adjudicated Located west of school • Rice 1 well SW corner NW% Sec. 30, T.5N. R. 63 Is being adjudicated 3/4 share Lower Latham Reservoir 2 shares Lower Latham Ditch Calvin 1 well NW of buildings N'iN'SW'c Sec. 30. T.5, Calvin will adjudicate 1/2 share Lower Latham Ditch Range 63 3/8 share Lower Latham Reservoir Carrying rights in Painter Lateral Ditch Fox 1 well NW corner SkN..SW Sec. 30, T.5N. R 63 In process of being 1/2 share Lower Latham Ditch • adjudicated 3/8 share Lower Latham Reservoir Including all lateral rights Hergenreder 1 well SW corner S'SWk Sec. 30, T. 5N. R. 63 In process of being 1 share Lower Latham Ditch Company adjudicated . 3/4 share Lower Latham Reservoir Company,- Giggy no water • . Rothe , Wallace no water • Harmer no water • • WATER RIGHTS & IRRIGATION WELLS • • ON OPTIONS TO PURCHASE • NAME WATER LOCATION REMARKS Day 1 well • SW corner SI, Sec. 23, Twp. 5N. R. 64 Day will adjudicate No ditch water Anders 2 wells SW corner & NW corner W'SW} Sec. 24, Anders will adjudicate No- ditch water . Two. 5N. R. 64 Todd 1 well SW corner SE%SWk Sec. 24, Twp. 5N. Not yet adjudicated (?) No ditch water - R. 64 Klein 2 wells SW of school grounds & Klein will adjudicate No ditch water center sprinkler in SEA Sec. 23, Twp. (in process now) 5N. R. 64 Klein-W. Rothe I well West side Knoll , SE'. Sec. 25, T.5, R. 64 Is being adjudicated Walter, Contract shares Lower Latham Ditch 11 Lower Latham Reservoir Kuner School I well , unknown quantity, unknown situation Is being adjudicated Located west of school Rice - 1 well SW corner NW% Sec. 30, T.5N. R. 63 Is being adjudicated 3/4 share- Lower. Latham Reservoir 2 shares Lower Latham Ditch Calvin I. well NW of buildings N'N'SWk Sec. 30. T.5, Calvin will adjudicate 1/2 share Lower Latham Ditch Range 63 3/8 share Lower Latham Reservoir Carrying rights in Painter Lateral Ditch Fox • 1 well NW corner SkN'SW- Sec. 30, T.5N. R 63 In process of being . 1/2 share Lower Latham Ditch • adjudicated -3/8 share Lower Latham Reservoir Including all lateral rights • . Hergenreder 1 well SW corner S'SWk Sec. .30, T. 5N. R. 63 In process of being 1 share Lower Latham Ditch Company adjudicated 3/4 share Lower Latham Reservoir Company' - ,iggy no water Rothe , Wallace no water Harmer .no water ' L. ' COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH i ' ' . Water Pollution Control Division • I ' 4210 East llth Avenue 1, ; Denver, Colorado 80220 '.II : • Wastes Inventory DATE: 4/21/72 I' Livestock Feeding Operations COUNTY: Weld , Company Name & Address Monfort Feed Lots, Inc. P.O. Box 1290 • Greeley; Colorado I 1 Type of Operation: Feedlot X Dairy Farm • Other J Stockyard_ Hog Farm i • ' Average Stock. Population (Give daily and monthly changes if any) 100,000 1 Total Stock Pen Area and Capacity 350 Acres IAre Stock Pens Paved? No i , Method and Frequency of Disposal of Manure Mechanical collection and distribution 'II ;I I to local farms,. . - i ' '. ; l, a. l ' , Does Method Control Fly Breeding? Yes 1 . I I Is Rodent Control -Practiced? Yes IIp i iIII ' I lI: ' Treatment andiDisposal of Stock Pen Drainage Collection ponds with irrigation I : I' ' `discharge I ;I. I' h: i l• 111 i ; i '� ' 'Ir Stream oar Water! Body Receiving Drainage (Name, Distance, and Direction) None 1 , I I I 11 II ' '1 I il4 i i , i II Ili I How is Area Zoned? Agricultural II ,, Distance & Dilrection from Nearest Community 21 miles east of Kersey I. I . , I, .,f , t i I I II '; Method of DeadlAnimal Disposal Rendering l , ° I . Prepared by: Duane E. Flack 1 1 i Manager I i WP-12 (9-67.4) Monfort.Feed Lots, Inc. . 1 is ii - ' • I ' —id ', LL . I} ii 1 1 i 31 , dl e EXHIBIT "A" , i The following is the legal description for the now Monfort ' Feed Lots" location, to-wit: , Section Thirty (30) , Township Five (5) North, Range Sixty- three (63) West : ' Parcel 1 Section 30 • The South Half of the Southwest Quarter (SZSWj)/of Township 5 North, Range 63 West of the 6th Principal Meridian, EX- - CEPT Parcel conveyed to Weld County, Colorado by Deed re- : corded April 16, 1965 in Book 539 ; Reception No. 1461342 • Weld County records, and also excepting an undivided one- • . half of all oil , gas and other minerals in and under said lands as heretofore conveyed and reserved by Deeds recorded . in Book 1242, page 406 and in Book 1250 , page .562 Weld County records; Together with one share of the capital stock of The • Lower Latham Ditch Company and three-fourths of a share : of " the capital stock of The Lower Latham Reservoir Company and irrigation well, pump and all equipment therewith.; SUBJECT i to- and together with all rights in reservations, easements •1 . and exceptions of record, or as used, in relation .to all, • or any; part, of the property hereby conveyed • . r -'. - Parcel 2 , ' i{ i •• II • The Northwest Quarter (NIY4) of Section 30, Township 5 North, Range 63 West of the Sixth Principal Meridian, together with IL! ,. ', i" • ' 3/4 share of The Lower Latham Reservoir and 2 shares of The pI ' Lower' *Latham Ditch Company, together with one irrigation , �iI j :well, 'and all accessories used in connection therewith; I' ''f SUBJECT TO and together with all: rights in reservations, , 1 � . ' easements and exceptions of record, or as used, in relation to alli, or any part, of the property hereby conveyed; To- ' i . - } gether; With one-half' of all oil, • gas ' and other minerals now a. ` ; owned.:11 , ,i 1 Parcel 3 . - �f'., 1 . ' • The South Half of the North Half of the Southwest Quarter " qii L, ' (SeNZSWI) of Section 30, Township 5 Nor.th;.' Range 63 West . 411 • r j of the 6th Principal" Meridian, together-with ' one-half share l--; --: of capital stock of The Lower La'tham.Ditch Company;' three-' ii , 'eighths share of the capitalistock of The Lower Latham. Reser j i ' voir Company; all water, ditches., and 'ditch rights .applicant [ {:: `i ` . • to said land, including all lateral rights for carriage of• , '. • said water to said land; including: an irrigation well, Regis - , i - . 1i tration No, 16088; Subject to and together !with all rights' . in reservations, easements and exceptions.: of,. record, or as , f , I used, in relation to all, or any part of the property here by conveyed. ' , Parcel 4 ' The North Half of the North Half of ',.the Southwest Quarter . - (NZNzSW4) ' of Section 30, Township 5 North; .Range 63 West ' -4H,;. .•�i. of the 6th P.M. , containing 40 acres, more or less accord- ' ing to the U. S. Government survey thereof:; Together with �,„ •• ' one-half share of stock of The Lower Latham Ditch Company • ' and 3/8 share of stock of The Lower Latham Reservoir Company • and carrying rights in The Painter Lateral Ditch for all water represented by said stocks; Together with all privi- ' leges,, hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto belonging. " • • or in anywise appertaining, including •all water, irrigation and drainage .rights of every kind and description, however , evidence or manifested, and all rights of way, apparatus and. • fixtures belonging to or used 5n connection therewith; "UBJECT ` - PACE d 2 I , t-3 and together with all rights in rc0arvations , easements ` • ! and exceptions of' record, or as used, in relation to all, • or any part , of the property hereby conveyed, and together with irrigation well , pump, motor and all accessories used ' in connection therewith. • The Following Blocky and Lots in the Town of Kuner, Weld County, . , _ Colorado: r` , • Piu..k . 1 : , , , , .• Block 2: Lots 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 , 10, 11, and 12 • • Block 3: All . Block 4: • Lots 1 , 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7,1 8, 9 , 10, 11, 12, , 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, and 24 Block 5: Lots 1 , 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 , 10, 11, 12; 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, , 18, 19, 20, 21; 22, 23, . and 24 1 ' • Blocks 6-11 : All - . . • Block 12; Lots 1, 2 ' 3 4 5, 6, 7, 8 9, 10, 11, 12, ., 13, 14, 15 - Block 13i: . • All I Block 14:•- ' Lots 1, 2, 3; 4, 5; 6, 7, 8, 9', 10,; 11, 12; , 13, 14, 15, and 16 ' .; U _ I " ' j•' , ,Block 15:x. . . Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9,,', 10,c 11, ,12,1 :,. . ,, -13, 14, 15, 16, 17 , 18, 19, ..20,; 2i, 22, 23,1.; , .I .. and 24 it-c6/ 7/ 8 ; 1. ; I 1 • ' i;'r�, Block 16 : Lots 1, 2, 3,j. 9, 10, -11, 12,, 13;. 14, 15, 16/. ' I 1 . 17, 18, 19, 120, 21, 22, 23, 241, . 25, 26, 27, . , • . ' • 28, 29 , 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35,;1 and 36 • - II Block 17 None 1. I . • �`1 j , Block 18 All ' it t i ,I,.. {' Block 19 • None I '' ' Blocks 20,-47: •All ." i Section Twenty-three (23) ;"Township Five (5) North, Range Sixty li four (64) West : r ' • I 'i ' Parcel 1 ` . . The West 127 acres of all that portion of the; South' Half r . (S2) of Section 23, Township 5..North, Range 64 West' of the . � , 6th P.M. , Weld County, Colorado,"..lying ,south, ef ,a; line ' 50 i feet southerly and at right angles with. the center line of , t. i • - the main track of the Julesburg Branch'of the' Union; Pacif.ic` . . Railroad as now existing and maintained .through and across -;' 'i' said Section, except Rights of Way! for" Public Roads.. on the t" .t West and South, and except a .strip of land 30 feet .wide j ! along the east line of said tract'; except rights of way for r :C ' . ` .irrigation ditches and maps and, survey. statements if .any,' -.for ditches and right of way. sites, and excepting highways _ as.-now constructed over and across said land, together with I • •all well water and ,ditch rights thereunto belonging. " ' • Parcel 2 p All that part of the South Half .(SZ) oftSection 23,: Town—: ' ship 5 North,_ Range 64 West of- the 6th P.'.M. , - lying,:South - of a line 50 feet Southerly "and' at` right angles to' the - . . ' center line of the main track. of the Union Pacific' Railroad. °:• . Company. as now existing and maintained through and across . said Section 23 , more particularly. described as follows : t ' - Beginning on the Section line 1042 feet. West of the South- east corner of said Section 23, and 1601 feet East of .the; Southwest corner of the SE* of said Section; thence North • parallel to the West line of said SE*, 1661 feet to the' South right of way line of- the Union Pacific Railroad Com- pany; thence Southeasterly along said right of way line 1059 feet; thence . South parallel to and -30 feet •distant ' . from the East line of said Section 23, 1325 feet to the ' South line of said Section; thence 1012 feet West along II _2. . . ' EXHIBIT „A„ J PAGE #3 , it said South section line to the point of beginning; EX- , ' I ' . CEPT a parcel of land as conveyed by deed recorded in - Book 212, page 344, Weld County records, EXCEPT the right . , _ " to construct seepage ditch as granted by Contract recorded r' , in Book 243, page 560, Weld County records ; Subject to and . . together with all rights in reservations,• easements and r exceptions of record, or as used, in relation to all, or 1, any part, .of the property hereby conveyed. - . Parcel 3 - f I • , All that part of the Southeast Quarter (SEi) of. ,Section 23, . Township 5 North, Range 64 West of the 6th P.M. , Weld County, . Colorado,• .described as follows : Beginning at the southeast corner of said Section 23 ; thence North along the section. line 2500 feet; thence West 350 feet; thence south -to the north boundary line of the county road; thence southeasterly Ialong the .north boundary line of the county road to .a point 30 feet west of the east line of said section ; thence South . parallel to the section line to the south line of .said sec- - tion; thence East. along the section line 30 feet to the , • , point of. beginning; together with irrigation well' 54 feet . deep with 18- inch galvanized iron basing with 6 inch Colo- c rado pump with 15 H. P. electric motor; and an , irrigation -well 92. feet deep with 18 inch galvanized. iron casing with an 8 inch Jaduzzi Pump with a 60 H. - P. electric . motor . { Ii ;I, ' , Parcel.4 • {N 1A.•portion of the South Half (Si) of ;Section 23, Township .5 ' i North,] Range 64 West of the 6th Principal Meridian lying South' of a line 50 feet southerly and at right angles to . - I , • 3 „ the center line of the main tract:of, Pacific Rail " i i; '' ' "Lr.oad' Company as now existing and maintained through and i H / , ? . , " across said. section,' more particularly described ..s follows : IA. Beginning at a point on :the Section line 760 . feet East ;° ' of the" Southwest Corner of -the Southeast _Quarter of Section a '•23, Township 5 North, Range 64 West 'of the 6th Principal -.. Y 1 . Meridian, thence North parallel-,to the West line of said • r , ! I ; j SE , 1915 feet to the South right of way..line of the Union,. ' wH: , ; Pacific Railroad Company, thence Southeasterly 881 feet ._' along said right of way, thence ' South" parallel- to the West ih '? ; line 1661 feet to the South line.: of said SE4i .thence West. 1 k ! y., 1 .8,41 feet to the point of beginning; : also ' I i1 ; 8;. Beginning 40 feet North of the" Southwest Corner of the l Southeast Quarter of Section 23, Township 5 North, Range' 64 = 1 West of the 6th Principal Meridian," thence North along the. . West line of said SE-1 of said .Section 1995 feet to the ' South e ik. . right of way line of the Union Pacific Railroad: Company, .. - j '-'[ , thence. Southeasterly along said right of way..line 776 feet, " ; thence South parallel to the West-line 1915 feet to the South 11:,. .101 . ; line of said SE4 of Section 23, thence' West along said South ' line of the SEI, 595 feet, thence Northwesterly 170 .feet. c W 1 i t , to the point of beginning. ,. I , 1 Ir ' Section Twenty-four (24) , Township -Five (5) North, Range Sixty-' i{ L : four (64) West of the Sixth (6th) Principal ,Meridian : - _ . -. Parcel 1 . The Southeast Quarter of the 'Southwes.t Quarter`. (SESW ) and the Southwest Quarter of-the Southeast Quarter. (SW4SE4)' of " Section 24; Township 5 North, Range 64 West of the Gth Prin- - • cipal Meridian,' together.,with -irrigation well,.' pump and motor. • Parcel 2 . The West Half of the Southwest Quarter (WzSW4) of Section. - . • : 24, Township 5 North, Range 64 West of the 6th Principal . Meridian, together with all water,..,water. rights, ditches , _3_ . . , • - if,XI yl».i d.i 1 - ' PAGE #4 1. a„ �� -' and ditch rights appertaining thereto, or used in connec I . - 'r ' ' :. '"''` . ' tion therewith, and together with two irrigation wells , - pumps, motors and all• accessories used in connection there- , I, -• • with; SUBJECT .to and together with all rights in reserva- i; I tions, easements and exceptions of record, or as used, in Vii)- - relation • to all, or any part, of ' the property ,hereby con- veyed. Parcel 3 - • The Southeast Quarter of the Northwest Quarter (SEhNW-,�c) ' ' and the Northeast Quarter of the Southwest Quarter (NEgSW-�y) of Section 24, Township 5 North, .Range £4 West of the 6th Principal Meridian, Weld County, Colorado, Subject to and 5 . together with all rights in reservations , easements. and ex ceptions of record, or as used, in relation to all , or any , Part? of 'the property hereby conveyed, together With all - oil, gas and other minerals now owned. I, Section Twenty'-five (25) , Township Five. (5) North, Range Sixty7 . ,2*1 four (64) West of the Sixth (6th) Principal Meridian : , Parcel 1., ' • , ' . , All that -part of the Northwest Quarter (NW4) of Section 25; r . ; Township 5 North, Range 64 West of the 6th Principal Meridian, .. Weld :County, Colorado described as follows : Beginning 92 . . :; , , •feet South of the Northwest Corner of said NW*; - thence South 1684 feet to Highway No. 34; thence South 54°50' East to . IIk 4,: the North and South Half Section line; thence' North to a • " ,iii ' - point '160O0 feet South of the North Quarter Corner, thence - t • r , 1 North160 30•' West to the point of beginning. • 1 Parcel' 2 ft '' , . I All that part of the Southeast'sQuarter - (SE4) of Section 25,' ' I .. r -' Township 5 North, Range 64'-West of the 6th Principal, Meridian,' ' , . lying North of that certain . right, of: :way. for a public high ,, 1 , •way (No. 34) as conveyed by right of- way deed recorded April ] • 11, 1927, in Book 814, 'at-Page• 495, Weld County records, ex I ' ) kcepting ,therefrom that part thereof which is -Covered by a . ' i, r; ,, `portion of the Sterling_ Reservoir:as`"shown on recorded plat L :2..,-! :..,-.i,. . ...1- thereof on file in the office of: the County Clerk and Re-' •" .;: _11r I • corder, of Weld County, Colorado,- including the tight of way AIIN 35 feet in width at the foot of:the 'banks' of said 'reservoir rd „ ; .,.,}) .J' as now constructed; together"with ,a11 water and water rights,: •[.,-'` ' : ditch and ditch rights belonging' to or.,'appurtenant. thereto, ; tt 1 = Nand especially one and one-half shares - of , the capital stock - I1 'T '1 (•Of the Lower Latham Ditch Company'-and• one and one-half share ` of the• capital stock of the .Lower. Latham, Reservoir.'.Company, • ` Together with one irrigation;well, pump,' motor and all acces- • .. � , , ;.; • , . . s 'ories used in connection„ therewith; "SUBJECT to and together, . . 11.1';,'...'N ' ; ' with all rights in reservations, easements and exceptions of. , c ] . - .11- , , _ °.• record, or as used, in relation. to all, or. any part', of the 111 , J property hereby conveyed ' Section Twenty-six (26) ," Township Five (5)' North., Range' Sixty four (64) West of the Sixth (6th) Principal Meridian: -t Parcel ' 1 All that part of the Northwest Quarter of the Northeast Quar- . . . :- "' ter (NWkNEiy) of Section 26, - Township 5 North, Range! 64 West : .- of the 6th Principal Meridian, Weld County, Colorado, - described :,,: .as follows : Beginning at a point. 123.5 .feet east. and 30 feet - , South 'of the North Quarter Corner of said Section 26, said " point being the intersection of the South line of the county highway. with the-Northeasterly line of the. federal highway; ` { • EXHIBIT "A" .` PAGE #4 5 . I xh>.nning thence East 363 feet along the South line of said - I! 1 county highway; thence South 240 . feet to the Northeasterly i ' line of said federal highway; thence North 55°10 ' West 435 ;, i1 • . feet along the- Northeasterly line of said federal highway ll • to the point of beginning. ' q•, Parcel 2 • I ' All that part of the Northeast Quarter (NEB) of Section 26,. Township 5 North, Range 64 West of the 6th Principal Meridian, located North of the Federal Highway #34,- EXCEPT approximately one acre of land in the Northwest Quarter of the Northeast Quarter (NWeINE/) of Section 26, Township 5 North, Range 64 West of the 6th Principal Meridian, more particularly described as follows: Beginning at a point 123. 5 feet East and 30 feet South of the North Quarter Corner ' of, said Section 26 , said _ point being the intersection of the South line of the County Highway with the Northeast line of the Federal Highway; run- ning thence East 363 feet along the South line of said County Highway; thence South 240 feet to the Northeast line of Fed- eral Highway; thence North 55°10 ' West 435 feet along the Northeast line thereof to the point of beginning; SUBJECT 1, : to and together with all rights in reservations , easements " and exceptions of record or .as used, in relation to- all,, or ' ', I " ' : any part," of .the property hereby conveyed. _ ,' + ; !I I : Options 'on the 'following property have not been acquired as of .9 : 00 1 ' l" ;1T�:iday April 21, -1972•. -However, negotiations on these O 'C .04�. 1 ;v1 , , I I y. t._, •c- .1.17!1 -::::.it---, f:- t1 -, ;.:g - antr :w± . ce:ha^.ted irna_'= E t: ..- t^_ CiC/Lr:�1S5 it I. ; will be secured; within a very short time. It 1s fully expected that: ; G these properties' will be included in the composite legal description ,' �, , . •" of; the site location for which this application is being, filed. - 1'1 ' !• These .properties', are as follows: . I . II , l 1 ;: The SE'SW; and the SW1/4SEa "of Section 24 , Township. 5 North,. , i • '. ; i _ ',.: ; -! Range 64 West of the 6th P.M. , Weld'"County, Colorado, li , • _;. ; including an irrigation well and pump." " I • I 2., Lots 4r8 inclusive, : Block 1, and Lots '1 and" 2 , Block"12, and ! 1 + I ' Lots 2 ,and 3 , Block 15 ,• Town of Kuner, Weld "County, Colorado, Ip 1t L i ! as' perIlrecorded plat town site, Kuner, Colorado , ' ( j , 1, f _ 1 � 1 .... ,. I-Th ei I • • —_ —_ — _ —_ __ __— --_ -—_ —_- / m a 1 y y RECEIPT FOR CERTIFIED MAIL-30(4 (plus postage) H\ , m ® ''SENT TO '' POSTMARK a P o ao m ni In OR DATE �a Cra 'St - STREET AND N0. -- `p={ t A m f m Z 1D01 • P.O.;STATE AN I ,CODE - • n'`' no EL la* _Z m 654/0 ZONAL SERV 0R ADDITIONAL S - ' -J Y lrco a fD ° (A A , RETURN 1. Shows o whom and date delivered'• '150 . ' 'r ''"9 II of o tv`- `° mi. o.a- �� e • RECEIPT ' ' - Wlth delivery to addressee only 65Q Y f en o m L'•G A 2.'Shows to whom,date and where delivered., 35 ,SERVICESWith delivery to addressee'onl I- 4 - '' ''1 h!CO m m 3 at a m o Y" i`f' 854 = I' 03 _ f •� DELIVER TO ADDRESSEE ONLY •s ••-- y• ) 1500'" '` . •G22 m iG _, N� a A N m. rF]-II SPECIAL DELIVERY,(2 pounds or less) �,.,,,,,,,,,_-45� _ tn. y d� EL July 39693800 • ;NO INSURANCE. COVERAGE,;PROVIOEO-z •t(Sea other side) < m � a om an s _ In y NOT 'FOR INTERNATIONAL' MAIL *GPO: 19900.391.458. ni — Lira Cal an g o __ _ — o a o q ^m o RECEIPT FOR CERTIFIED MAIL-30(4 (plus postage) c P +� o e ^ W H o m < '•SENT TO )y( p(JJ(/I A m o' 0 0- CS7 /�/J. - l r_•_ �G� POSTMARK 2 , a' cam N oq. n m ° '^ ! / OR DATE m m - . . STREET A _ " _ A-"( a. -mi `\ N o O `.0 ro a ,--..5,,I.- 1 117 • °x _ \E E ° m m .. m -. " 1" P.O;;STATE AND P� ODE'� a a03 0 < 0 a i 0 ZONAL SERVI S FOR'ADDITION FEES e a RETURN 1.'Shows t whom and date delivered O ti y, •< •-• , . v RECEIPT • With delivery to addressee.only 650 { 'o S. SERVICES -/ 2..Shows.to whom,date and'where delivered.. 354, , , a _ - •With"delivery to addressee only 854 .-v'CC i o r • V O • DELIVER TO-ADDRESSEE ONLY-• 'Y '50d 'r2'•22 Z SPECIAL DELIVESY,(2 pounds or less) , '45s PDD Farm 38Do NO INSURANCE COVERAGE .PROVIDED '(See other side) July 1969 - ___'__'� —_— NOT FOR INTERNATIONAL MAIL .ova: ,9990.39,.459 - i ' RECEIPT FOR CERTIFIED MAIL-3054 (plus postage) r\'ry'I a▪ z m • m 1 - SENT TO 'I POSTMARK O DATE 1 m al '1 m _ m o O v r ,T--�, , - STREET AND 0.., .. ,... : .. 'Id 10 Du a• P\ a o m ry.4; P.O.: STAT OC p��•JE J, /i .. - I: r 9.` ',4iS �,a 6\ m o C C/1 In '•1. . OPTIONAL ERVICES FOR ADDITIONAL,FEES •` , '-• • 1 !r n ao Z ,nw ' ' 'RETURN 1.•' hows'lo-whom and date delivered"' '-• 154 • O( '\ A ID A N A With delivery to addressee only 654 w - q' �• = 1a ; t RECEIPT' ' 2. Shows te.whom,date and where delivered..,35Q 1'CG 0, ?'°"' o' al° ^to o - SERVICES - - •WIth•dellveryito.addressee only' 854' I m to ,-. TO 3 "m- w 7 + 1•�Q CELIVER•TO ADDRESSEE ONLY' ' ' '' 500' ! a n °•ap..< ,�.. e 1�1 ,r SPECIAL DELIVERY (2 pounds pr less) . . , 454, .. ,, �' m o O • v,,,., POD Form 3800 i NO•JNSURANCE'.COVERAGE I:PROVIDEO-:1 e.(See other fide) m 3 . o. d m^ °91 July 1969 0,N„ 0 I NOT INTERNATIONAL MAIL *GPO: 19700.397.4le° m z nrTI a 5, 0 ' I m = m nm y R p _ _- - _ _ _ _ ,- m O o.t7 a o 2 E —j-- a o Rt °• y.0 a `:'O will, kin— 01 RECEIPT FOR CERTIFIED MAIL-30¢ (plus postage) a m " ;1 1 ! \ � F-f POSTMARK x0 �I s 1 o 'a - C 0 °' 'J%�///J OR DATE a g o m 137 °e .r-.i - STRESEa�T AN .. .e( ^,I71 m 0 0 �p /j /T{� k 12GI 'o' 10 w n 'e 0 a .n ,1� 0 m tr ii 0 m q� 'P.O„ T TE AND.ZIP!CODE, I " / 9.p., it° ce y f a [i O m q I ., .,.1.6e. 4 Irnl. I. �/.V�,. OD a TSR D f m m_ aC 0 1a: OPT' L SERVICES FOR-ADDITIONAL FEES 1. a am co q I -RETURN 1. Shows to whom and date delivered ' " 154 .',D{ e K a - ;With delivery to addressee only 654 e. m O O RECEIPT 2. Shows t1whom,date and where delivered_.354. 0a Z n SERVICES l -'With-delivery to addressee only' 854 ^ -.MCC h 0 rp{ rn �_Q ''-•• - DELIVER TO ADDRESSEE•ONLY ' ' 50d .''s28 - ' C •≥, Z. SPECIAL DELIVERY (2 pounds or less) 454 n Py _,1,- POD Form 3800 • ,NO INSURANCE'COVERAGE'.PROVIDEO=:_z GC (See.other side) o. ,.vt • July 1969 '- " • NOT Ton INTTBNATIONAL.MAIL °.. 1, • RECEIPT FOR CERTIFIED MAIL-30¢ (plus postage) i ' SENT TO ��_/// �� POSTMARK I I ^ tlid /6/ /ale Sar,^ nn J OR DATE � STtlEET AND 6, 5-2. 3 /�! C NINA„ nU. ir q . ,� • Py..O. STATE AND ZIP CODE /I • ,U� , d ✓S�l� d /`J1/CFO CS 6 S s0 70 9--- OPTION ERVICES FOR ADDITIONAL FEES r S Cr) RETURN 1. Shows to whom and date delivered .. 150 C RECEIPT With delivery to addressee only 650 2. Shows to whom,date and where delivered..350 SERVICES _ With delivery to addressee only 850 1 N DELIVER TO ADDRESSEE ONLY .. . . .. 5.00 . SPECIAL DELIVERY (extra foe required) 11.--11 PS Form 3800 NO INSURANCE COVERAGE PROVIDED— (See other side): -- + Apr. 1971 NOT FOR INTERNATIONAL MAIL *GPO: 19900.399'439 1 SENDER: Be sure to follow instructions an other side • FURNISH SERVICEgeS)s require INDICATEDr BY_CHECKED BLOCK(S) I- PLEASE (Additional chard fa these aervicea) Show to whom,date and address Deliver ONLY i - • II where delivered to addressee 1 RECEIPT - Received the numbered article described below REGISTERED NO. SIGNATURE NAME OF ADDRESSEE (Must always be filled in) CERTIFIED N0. 1 '' H SI GNA NTg L(p i DATE DELIVERED SHOW WHERE DELIVERED (Only if requested,and include ZIP Code) .,f-. -7.- 7 3 . i :Azaat?n ._ • " SENDER: Be sure to follow instructions on other side JJ I ) , PLEASE FURNISH SERVICES) INDICATED BY CHECKED BLOCK(S) I, f1/2 (Additional charges required for these services) I i Show to whom,date and address Deliver ONLY 1 where deliveredII to addressee ` 1 RECEIPT Received the numbered article described below I SREGISTERED.NO. SIGNATURE OR NAME OF ADDRESSEE (Must always be fill ) CERTIFIED N0. 1 t ' E 0 DR EE'S NT _t;- _ INSURED NO. — I 1 DATE ESIIE)RE'D 1 q S WH RF, R (Only if requested,and include ZIP Code) y /Mil jr0V AA H(-art- 1 I\ a i• PLEASE FURNISH SERVICE(S) INDICATED BY CHECKED BLOCK(S). i REQUIRED FEE(S) PAID. Show to whole, date and address Deliver ONLY ' II where delivered II to addressee RECEIPT Received the nitinbered article described below. REGISTERED NO. SIGNATURE OR NAME OF ADDRESSEE(Must always by filled in) i CERTIFIED}NO.� j 1 r A. `1 .�L>'15_..._ SIGNATURE OF ADDRESSEE'S AGENT,IWY ' I. 1J,ISUR[D DIAI1d'V.-I I0 , 1t ` .e �. I / LL 1 • z _ i VDELIYEREO '' SHOW wpEnE Et ly4Eq yy 4(,;s ertd)_ JM ,L }• 3 _ 1 A3le I ` ' 2c _edi / - 1-c7:2g— 905-18-71849-11 347-198 GPO !{ • 1 . i W I.. d•l' ' _ • ! , r RECEIPT FOR CERTIFIED MAIL-30¢ (plus postage)MARK: 'SENT TO PORT ATE \\ n m 't 7 m 77,• I ,' STREET AND NO r J - - ^p `^ rt•.- C`,I:, b '10m \ ni m v pa PO STATE AND ZIP:40.E r' I `�7�6 C ,,- c - 4 ' . +.OPTI'N• SERVICES FOR'ADDITIONAL'FEES ", '-' ' - E Pa m 8 50 Z I IS ' - ' RETURN' 1.'Shows to'whom and date%delivered"' "150 '-' 'tr I:.:?.•I' 01 n r'so ° — an -' ' RECEIPTT'. " ' With.delivery,to addressee only.. 654 •% - 1 • SERVICES- , 12..Shews,to,whom,date andwhere delivered,... 350, .,_2, . ,I,,rCO C' + A Zr tI to Withrdeliveryto addressee only "4„.-854' S 00 y n i t'0" -•1 DELIVER-TO ADDRESSEE ONLY' ` ' - "' ' " """,50d " ' " • 2 i w. �, •` m 3 o m SPECIAL DELIVERY„(? pounds or less) , ,45,C. , I-I, POD Form 3800' - J.,NO INSURANCE:'COVERAGEt•PROVIDED=;'t L (See other side) s y'v " 3 ma w m o July'1969 - "' 'NOT FOR INTERNATIONAL MAIL +oao, 1070 0.307.10 m y— 1 m ' wZ 6 my °. 1 ( li' ,- 4, y 3. o ur ,o. K 0 E RECEIPT F R CERTIFIED MAIL-300 (plus postage) ' m_ r� 3 —�i �a I t „ r POSTMARK in e i ! CV t ,. C l'"SENT TO n ,. •�L,_�¢ OR DATE , v . v F m o ./�/L4i�� ' i O •n O lI Lei ? - . , r 7 w g o (STREET AND N ,[ 1, N. t _ �rt�n ��„• m m u to w —1 ( l u !� m N w 0 'e 0 -7 p. . P.O., STATE 2IP CODE Lq c Id.S , 1. (r- IP ^ m °- n m o /. 1 D �d , • _ `I rvq p lfl -r . ,1 _ .� //,' 7 Du m m n n �.L.. Ono SERYICE5 DR_RODIT NAV FEES A F G) RI 14 I 74' r 'RETURN' 1.Shows-to.whom and d e delivered u" '^ '154 " I- ' J"14'1 01 n > nC O n '•I ,-'' r RECEIPT?'1 " rt With;delivery to addressee only 650 -L - z ✓: m 2•ti0 SERVICES 2 Shows to whom,date and Where delivered,_.354 ,-I, 'A c0 •< m m O O I I •'-•With deltvery'to'addressee only ' ,::.:'856 I e� L w 1O1L ”-- 1."5ELIVER-TO,ADDRESSEE ONLY :.., ` - . - ., - - - -' ' ' 'Sod' - .' :'•''L6" R • o m Z O m F" x rrs�•� . SPECIAL DELIVERY,F;,peunds or less) 450 N Ft LEBiIh -. . . __ •. b 21I'i POD Form 3800- •� J IRO,INSURANCE•COVERAGE tPROVIDED—z: , (See other side) c) ' '. a' ' July•1969 ' NOT FOR INTERNATIONAL MAIL . +000, 1970 0.397.480 a' +_ll . U ' I -- - k. _ RECEIPT FOR CERTIFIED MAIL-3058 (plus postage) , - SENT T " • POSTMARK —, OR DATE STREE AND N �r u' 7 J C- • ' ' l J. lour (',Lt.l lO / .I f ti I,f , ICe� .. .I/OL�fI i 1 H 1 s f /Iv \1 v o '-' m I T•"Y 'P0 STATE AND IP ODE%bQ 1 /On- if�! �}�/t,'p/t''t/J i°,yam, (�' 1dVS m 'I �. �' L�O"T-0 V-`/(07"�f' '`r!'y. '.. DU \\ � s FN 'To oz ❑ > f . o (ORAL SERVI S FOR ADDITIONAL FEES v ti o m 1 • rt RETURN' 1. Shows t "whom and date delivered i,,,150 156 ;it', ' M.; Ot i f 0) With delivery to addressee,only 650 m o C In RECEIPT 2 •Shows to,whom,date and where delivered, 350 f Pa F Z I O: SERVICES S ' --With-delivery to addressee only "'a-quo '• t x ,!C0 + r a m 2: Z I Fj0• • ` 'DELIVER TO•ADDRESSEE ONLY "50d• -L'P, ..a JpM22 /-� n.- 0.0 _ A Zn!L ,SPECIAL DELIVERY (2,pounds or Less) ., _,. ,., _, 45C, ._ .r, �\ f V) _ el m o &2) 0, ...„_,-v POD Form 3800 " :NO'INSURANCE. COVERAGE,PROVIDED- .. r,(See.otherside) ro . I.-, a m 3 zt m w July-1969 `NOT FOR INTERNATIONAL MAIL +GPO, •eloo.3ev.43a IT as a C o I . N h d _ q LJ G no d'1 •4 m rc3'3 --1 P j e,v +. RECEI_T FOR CERTIFIED MAIL-30¢ (plus postage) o �� In Am d -, _ o .. _ , SE -TOu uI .. . POSTMARK G4I F. rm 'A"L z otn v- s.O g CO'L c':r OR DATE u oT gb ""'0 m a,0 a, CO - _ .. - .. .. q ' I. 140? 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Lt• 'P.M:, STATE AND IP ODE ', ?:' ' r,.; n,^✓, Oi ?u•, 'I.', 1 r• (ilia _ y -•.1 LO OP IONAL SERVI 5 FOR ADDITIONAL-FEES - - •'•' ' RETURN 1. Shows o whom and date delivered- ' -" 156 '' " . . 101 , ' RECEIPT' With delivery to addressee only 656 2..Shows'to whom,date and where,delivered ,.350 SERVICES , C5 - " With delivery to addressee only BSC" f.Q.. `• DELIVER TO-ADDRESSEE ONLY - 500° -- ' , , Z -.SPECIAL DELIVERY (2,pounds or less) 4 :2 -,. POO Ferm 3800,,� NO INSURANCE COVERAGE,;RROVIOEO-,[, ,:(See other side),. ' ' 7uly 1969 ' ' NOT-FOR INTERNATIONAL MAIL +GPO: 1070 0.307.458 - t SENDER:Be sure to follow instructions on other side ' PLEASE FURNISH SERVICE(S) INDICATED BY CHECKED BLOCK(S) 1 . (Additional charges required for these services) i Show to whom,date and address Deliver ONLY S ❑ where delivered ❑ to addressee J RECEIPT Received the numbered article described below ' REGISTERED NO. SIGN TTUUllEOR NAMECOOFF ADDRESSEE (Must .be filled in) I CERTIFIED NO. r:— SIGNATURE OF ADDRESSEE'S AGENT, IF ANY t INSURED •-.— NO. - 2 { lb DATE DELIVERED SHOW WHERE DELIVERED (Only if requested,and include ZIP Code) SENDER:Be sure to follow instructions on other side i PLEASE FURNISH SERVICE(S) INDICATED BY CHECKED BLOCK(S) - I (Additional charges required for these services) 4 Show to whom,date and address Deliver ONLY + ❑ to addressee ❑ where delivered RECEIPT 1 Received the numbered article described below ATURE OR NAME OF ADDRESSEE (Must always.be filled in) REGISTERED NO. SIGN e-f l g1f CERTIFIED NO. d, O (ii- /0 &- _ Il 1 �3--7AS ' _5'1 SIGNATURE OF ADDRESSEE'S AGENT, IF ANY 1 II INSURED NO. (p © , t_,, , " 1 ., DATEDELIVERED SHOW WHERE DELIVERED (Only c requeete ,and ins a ZIP Coda) _ 3 1 g > 7-7.2-L - I, 1 I I i SENDER: Be sure to follow instructions on other side l PLEASE FURNISH SERVICES) INDICATED BY CHECKED BLOCK(S) (Additional charges required for these services) P 4 Show to whom,date and address r---1 Deliver ONLY ! II where delivered I I to addressee RECEIPT fReceived the numbered article described below REGISTERED NO. SIGNATURE OR NAME OF ADDRESSEE (Must s alrcays e�ted in) 1 CERTIFIED NO. / 1 'Li i"r'"" 1 /lL/r SI 0.TURE OF ADDRESSEE'S AGENT, IF ANY ` I 7 U� 2 INSURED NO. - 1 i I DATE DELIVERED SHOW HERE DELIVERED (Only i requested,and include ZI Cade) t I 4 • S -27.7v E l _, — — - I 0 - ra a RECEIPT FOR CERTIFIED MAIL-30¢ (plus postage) �I o AI Ft m ((� o mo m M SENT POSTMARK • \qJ z o z o n m. OR DATE z o c I N ,STREE NO , ,,, ,., !O czir �, / y/ - I AV mo a m P.O:, STATE AN Z CODE ••, ,/J _ .4/ -5 /L/' IPG I \ r� rn Co�}"I r Y CJca 0 e24 s < 13/1 A PTIONAL SE C R-ADDITIONAL FEES• _ R m g ra N fl RETURN 1• Sho s to wham and date delivered • `150 _ ' - '' 'o'm 0 RECEIPT' With delivery to addressee only 650 t o 13 s' "i e• a 3 s p e 2. Shows.to whom,date and where delivered..354• . ,Cp * ': w 0 m ^C n SERVICES ' . • With delivery to addressee only 850' '' • 00 a to O .. •0.. - DELIVER TO'ADDRESSEE'ONLY"' • ' - "" '° , 500' ,' 422 y 3 0 ^m m o Z SPECIAL OELIVERY•(2 pounds or less) , ,,, 45d m = = A pj a b ✓ •a y m m . POD Form 3800- • ,-NO INSURANCE- COVERAGE PROVIDED- • : (See other side) m a o ap a ,� — £ ' July 1969 -NOT'FOR INTERNATIONAL MAIL C GPO: 1970 0.397.4013 t m w oF*t �- „ 0 • a O ¢ '+;-o m n a _ -- _ _ _ _ - - o a 3 fl—I w o-1 '4' 0 o fl Y m n RECEIPT FOR CERTIFIED MAIL-305' (plus postage) 'a n S 0 0 H c CI ;' P n ''SENT TO 1 : - " ^ POSTMARK I y o e; . m '< o et.) m OR DATE y fl 13 0 a STR�EoETpppNONN. • -o �j_ fl sa g o oji ero M F g, T@\ a a in' " - , OPTIONAL SERVICES FOR ADDITIONAL FEES ' ':. - " , o a% 'a Z 0 I u' r • 1: Shows•to whom and date delivered- '150 I 0! ra m r X RETURN ,With,delivery;to addressee only 650 : . .,� v ' ' RECEIPT 2. Shews.to.whem,date and where delivered, 350 ...CO 'o =•f. ' SERVICES,4'.1 - With-delivery:to'addressee only: ' 850 o a...-d0" DELIVER TO ADDRESSEE ONLY ' - ' " ' 501 ' 022 ' 1 - m f Z . SPECIAL DELIVERY,(2,pounds or,less) 450 ., 1 I `" ' nl,, POD Form 38D0,,,., I:NO rINSURANCE -COVERAGE,-PROVIDED— a (Sea:other side) July 1969 ' NOT FOR INTERNATIONAL'MAIL noro: 19laaa97.458 --__ _ ___. —__ _ _ ___ I ,� -,-._.._.__._._..__....._.._.__....__.- RECEIPT FOR CERTIFIED MAIL-305! (plus postage) — e, o p� m cl " _ NT TO - POSTMARK ,W o a H CC) _ • OR DATE• O r m m ao •O STREET AN N0. o ralde�� • -(1),C--t" I, l,(il, \v o CI o H N I NP Fen l'si 'P.O:,STATE A IPcraf' 'CODE i / .6 1-'944- , .6. v m o C m h. ' C. O . ERVI S' n oo £ .9 Z LCD TIONAL SERVI S'FOR'ADOIT deli FEES . ' '' A a o Co 0 1. Shows to whom and date delivered _. '154 • , r'I w co a Co ?? EWith delivery to addressee only 650 3 n m 0 2 m RECEIPT 2, Shows to whom„date and where,delivered",35 " a y n • SERVICES • With delivery-to addressee only 85�' "` II' o .N "''. a n.3 "m w I - .I� _ 'DELIVER TO:ADDRESSEE ONLY`t -` - ''- " 504 ` * rn 0 d a G c I ►i `L SPECIAL DELIVERY (2 Pounds or,less) ....-..,., , 450. _. , „_ i L \ 3 a,< o I F-1 k), ca c 3 :738: m o Poo Form 3800 NO'INSURANCE 'COVERAGE;PROVIDED -, r (See other side) � o tr m .� " July 1969 - - NOT FOR INTERNATIONAL MAIL *GPO: ,9700.397.400 0 y a �'� ie 4 o \ m I0RI e o ILO a — - — '__ ml m i Priori a e.E E mv T1. 3 n� m an N . RECEIPT FOR CERTIFIED MAIL-300 (plus postage) - o m A~ I POSTMARK ;L m " N S 0 •. SENT 0 g/7 �//��i�' OR DATE cCc 8 : a �, •` _ _ •"Y -�6!%y7 . - ...,, I"_: y PA F� m tr m •G u , ., , / n 4J (w /1 r.1„Iq , x y y a �I 2'1e min a irri • // . . L 'P.O., STAT A DZIP,CODE. ' ;P( . ti�c. i o o O X 01OPTIONAL SERVICES FOR ADDITIONAL-FEES _ ^ i / L'. am n RETURN 1. hows"to whom and date delivered - 150 ^ :Y.,.i " 0 -c o ' F RECEIPT r With delivery to addressee,only 650 m o in w 0 0 ' 2. SAav)s to wham,.date and where,delivered.. 350" r, -plq, N 1 ' 2 C') SERVICES With delivery to addressee only- 851 ,,,, n 0' DELIVER.TO ADDRESSEE ONLY• ' ' '- 501' - ' ,s b,Jll-c 'd I `J K .t3 Z _- ,,,i SPECIAL DELIVERY (2 pounds or less) .._ , ,.. 45Q. , , R / _ PDDFprm3800 NO INSURANCE COVERAGE,PROVIDED—', •.(See,other ad * '• ' ''1'' July'1969 NOT FOR INTERNATIONAL MAIL *GPO, 19700.397.44 2 RECEIPT FOR CERTIFIED MAIL-3054 (plus postage) - ENTTO ' i -• '" POSTMARK Q OR DATE _t v . STREET AND NO. i 020/7 - i3 � 1. 'P.O., STA DZIP CODE �,7/ II ic i ' .6 '- - , 6 , • OPTIONAL SERVICES/FOR ADDITIONAL FEES RETURN 1. Shows to whom and date delivered 150 • ' '`I RECEIPT With delivery to addressee only 650 ' 2. Shows to whom,date and where delivered.. 350 SERVICES - With delivery to addressee only 850 ' "' 0 ' DELIVER TO ADDRESSEE ONLY 504 • Z SPECIAL DELIVERY,(2 pounds or less) , 454 " 1,. -Poo Form 38007, • NO INSURANCE COVERAGE.PROVIDED (See other side) _ - July 1969 NOT FOR INTERNATIONAL MAIL *GPO: 1970 o-397.400 I - 1 i SENDER:Be sure to follow instructions on other side PLEASE FURNISH SERVICE(S) INDICATED BY CHECKED BLOCK(S) (Additional charges required for these services) I • mShow to whom,date and address i---i Deliver ONLY where delivered I I to addressee RECEIPT Received fhe numbered article described below ' REGISTERED NO. SIGNATURE OF ADDRESSEE (Myst always.be filted�:4 I 1 CERTIFIED N0. 1 a4 ,.,,- �/f , G :•:. ' I / CI' $)4SSEES AG , IF ANY a, 2 I INSURED N0. t ; all DATE DELIVERED 4 SHOW WHERE DELIVERED (Only if requested,and include ZIP Code) i 1 IRIDI)AyY� I � errt ! SENDER: Be sure to follow instructions on other side I 1 PLEASE FURNISH SERVICE(S) INDICATED BY CHECKED BLOCK(S) (Additional charges required for these services) ii rI Show to whom,date and address nI Deliver ONLY ' ,I II where delivered I I to addressee I RECEIPT C i - - Received the numbered article described below ' REGISTERED NO. SIGNATURE OR NAME OF ADDRESSEE (Must always liefilled in) ) I r I CERTIFIED N0. 1 1 / C $ t% ADDRESSEE'S A ANY I INSURED N0. i J DATE DELIVERED SHOW WHERE DELIVERED (Only if requested,and include ZIP Code) I 1 r 1 l SENDER:Be sure to follow instructions on other side - - - i 1 a 1 PLEASE FURNISH SERVICE(S) INDICATED BY CHECKED BLOCK(S) i (Additional charges required for these services) 1 J Show to whom,date and address m Deliver ONLY ! II where delivered II to addressee ) Received the num .El Pale •eseribe. below c l REGISTERED'N0. 51' �' NAME 0 ADDR S' E (Must always�be filled tn) j CERTIFIED NO. 1 _.-, . / r h. -I •.D EE'S AGENT, IF ANY INSUR D NO. ` E ' !I I 1) DATE DELIVERED a SHOW WHERE DELIVERED (Only if requested,and include ZIP Code) t I R BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WELD COUNTY COLORADO �• . GREEiEY, CCZ'ORADO 80631 ,,, .----------'06' RETURN RCEEPT _ REQUESTED • gliid . • o a ..„ ....001 a , . . tia I \r''''' ,\,....._- VI V I ,'T'''...„ . I\t\‘.3 C\44%\,S) IT- ,. ... tks, ....„•''7) --.,:v.) t'- . x t:, . s . A lb ...„.. i''''').- -.,...., f ` ' :: , 1 (...i L3 4• '1 v. :i 4 nti i %k46 N..i.s, ti 111\ ''''A._-\ __ I r•"• /., r I r ii F- II I I z ' . ,', ocri •6 m rx � : �I - Dud ti Ji- �I y D L'i L.' aiiJ ZZO . . 2-. II I•— � 00 _ �. Lya • a'_ I o w 1 1 1 u w p W Ir1I I I 2 (a I3 i I O • RECEIPT FOR CERTIFIED MAIL-311. (plus pasta;e) 1 SENT TOf ,' POSTMARK ` {, OR DATE Yc� AND NO. i P.O., STATE . �':IP : J .6. 9'b./17 `c /7- (q9- 's S'y.! % anTioNAL S .riCF.5 FOP ADDI-EC'A1"_ F`.ES 1, 311uws ,a vmora an^- datr. d ''Bured 'i..,: rs RETURN - I RECEIPT 2. Shows to R•i10::, date=:i4 whor. d-i:Ir ee. •,.. SERVICES 1 With_ - '.'r to --• .- -_ c .., . °5r �c rte. , t.. ......,. ... ,.. pou;.c; or - POD Form 3800 NO INSURANCE COVERAGE PROVIDED— (See other side) July 1969 NOT FOR INTERNATIONAL MAIL *GPO: 19700-397-459 I RECEIPT FOR CERTIFIED MAIL-30 (plus postage) SENT TO, POSTMARK *-4_27----/r! OR DATE /� P.O., STATE :;': CODE ff ff 1n. ' PTIJHt; 57 F1 ?S FOP AiOGITIEEH�.L FTE3 RETURN I. S5-W. ;o w!;tr ,1 fit: �Ei:vc-r.2_;1 ..,,..,... 15¢ I RECEIPT With delivery to addressee only......... 65¢ 2. Shows to whom,date and where delivered. ::5- SERVICES With Jr'i•.e:,to addressee on y............ .^ ;a DELIVER T :..:15rEc5== r).%4 i 52 ''':'..:---:- '• . . S.R`. '1 ,- or 450 POD Farm 3800 NO INSURANCE COVERAGE PROVIDED- (See other side) July 1969 NOT FOR INTERNATIONAL MAIL *GPO: I9700.397-466 ' REPT FOR CERTIFIED MAIL-304 (plus postage) POSTMARK RTE STRcc: AND ND. _ 'Tr,/ CO� DE / I 3PT1 ,:tr Sc RACES :DR LnD:TIEIHf11 SLED RETURN trt-mA to Whoa aid Site "_E veer^r . . f RECEIPT With delivery to addressee I.;' E5, 2. Shows to+rt.5m.date and where d"liver_^_ a•• -SERVICES With?Lk.' to addressee ^•l . . ,. 74. � ,_ ..�i rC ar^ .-. CS,. l 4 PQp Form 3800 NO INSURANCE COVERAGE PROVIDED— I, July 1969 NOT FOR INTERNATIONAL MAIL O6POr 19700.997-456 III I RECEIPT F R CERTI 'D MAIL-30'. (plus postage) SENT /� . POSTMARK zi- I <e � ' � ``' DR DATE STREET AND NO. ,� ' C;ir ' '?FTIwl:1L SEFWEE5I:Oft ADDITIi FAL FEE_ _5 RETURN 1. Snows to xhon aril Cat? l IwFr C. RECEIPT With =e'�' ':,• to addressee only ._ ... 2, Shows to whom,date and where delivered..SERVICES , With del'." to addressee 7:rI .... .... a5:' 6 ZSPECIAL DELIVERY (2 '1.',;r.:1, or s=' , .. . ...,.. . d5 POD Form 3800 NO INSURANCE COVERAGE PROVIDED— (See other side) Jury 1969 NOT FDR INTERNATIONAL MAIL *GPO: 19700-397.456 I 1 RECEIPT FOR CERTIFIED MAIL-304 (plus postage) SENT - POSTMARK '7 _ . " OR DATE /i yF STREET . 7 / 7 s-,:,� . .I•' CODE // } 67,NcN:;I_ SE ., S rGP 0.G6''17ii i_ frE5 RETURN S P'7:..7. and 9a':e cselfl'ere6 .. , RECEIPTD With delivery to addressee only.........-. ES 2. Shows to+rno-.data and where ri^Ii sra t . ._5• SERVICES With"''r.:r- addressee_.•r y . }Sr i POD Form 3800 NO INSURANCE COVERAGE PROVIDED— (See other side) A'l July 1969 NOT FOR INTERNATIONAL MAIL *OPP, 7970 0.397.459 l.. ' ' i 1 .I . RE EIPT FOR CERTIFIED MAIL-305 (plus postage) �\ m m__ a m _ SENT CJ:• POSTMARK m o c OR GATE m„ o z m a o z ❑ D • `I o v • "'azt ,STREET _-.-— �j ^ s,) o £N m N co; M Ca coo 0M p 'P.O., STATE D ZIP'CODE' • ...- 'a i 0 �� OPTIONAL EItYICE&FOR A001TI0 AL-FEES i I - 1 Sows to whom and date delivered—_ ' -150 • 0( m m S t m RECEIPT • With.delivery to,addressee only 650 m f, " -' ' Q. "en m • � , = to r m3 "o'm H 2.:.511Aws to..whom,date arid where delivered 354 0 a. a- •a W a C. SERVICES ' Wlth-delivery'to addressee'only' 850 ' E" f A100 m is m a < A Q DELIVER TO'ADDRESSEE ONLY. • - - 50d ' ' il^u23 i E, to '' a m -. „SPECIAL OELIVERY.(2 pounds or less) 450, ;N,. „ j m y a j tl. FI ` a. . POD Form 3800, NO INSURANCE, COVERAGE.PROVIDEO—,,, (Seel other side) a `C +'XI a- m - ' lull 1969 ' '1'� 099 •NOT FOR INTERNATIONAL MAIL aaro„emooe7.<°e ' a ( % 0 Q m o, a O j. aK a r*T zb '� m a,n o O \ \ a m m"'l w o 1 'c o ', m w RECEIPT FOR CERTIFIED MAIL-3054 (plus postage) o a y a N �v POSTMARK e m v a '�' W a SENT TO , OR DATE G: 0 . K 1e m m a: a a 191 m " m to n 4 n a , I . , I STREET AND f • r , i , _ _ , . 1 -1 ,' LO • w \ n 1T m o- ' I l A x o S. .. , I 1 1 F. 11 1 z o v x P. IP:CODE'. �A�'r-O , r ' ' ,I ;':C - • F m m a: 11 of -• v ' ' 0 TION L VICES FOR'ADDITIONAL EES • e a 'm r" I. S ws to-whom and date delivered- " ',Be , - ' 'll e m m 0 0 �' RECEIPT T• -Wish delivery to addressee only 650 W r - m 2 CD N 2•Shows to,whem,.date and where delivered._,350 :,, „ �; , v • .. y t°.< SERVICES ' :J' "' With delivery to addressee only' '• 854 tt y, C7 ' 't DELIVER TO ADDRESSEE-ONLY- , " sod' •`` • " 4'2'. 2 o r•R- Z ,_ . .,SPECIAL DELIVERY,(2 pounds or less) , ,_ , 45Q _. �I — fl . Li FI _, -' POD Form 3800 - :NO:INSURANCE;COVERAGE:PROVIDEO- (See.other side) 3, July 1969 ' NOT FOR INTERNATIONAL MAIL *GPO: ,e700-307.45E • , " ! s I 1 • . 715 RECEI T. FOR CE IED MAIL-3044 (plus postage)- ( n • POSTMARK I 1 --, - ti w _.. - OO SENT TO OR DATE \v m a _ - �_ , , 91 N m o m '9 I� —STREET A ^ 10 ��S V m \ m .7442 '�I• P.O., STATEo IP,CODE /JI^ 1 �n G 7 mo, \L N m• co O 0M TIONAL SER C FOR ADDITIONAL.FEES ` J n m f, A p 1. Show to whom and date'delivered"' ' 150 r 04 `!� a a ? m • c , RECEpPT ^with delivery to,addressee only 650 '�1 ;W 2. t°y -= b ' , 2.,Shows to whom,date and where delivered 354. IOC ,t+ F= n o m SERVICES- 'With delivery to addressee only' '854 .�.,. 4 ,:y ,o O •'DELIVER TO ADDRESSEE ONLY + 50d "i" { eo r- '"� q as a x A Z SPECIAL DELIVERY,(2 pounds or less) 454. _. y a y e POD Form 3800 440 INSURANCE'ICOVERAGE,PROVIDED-_ (See other side) - i o° Is m e m o July 1969 - NOT FOR INTERNATIONAL MAIL naao„aroe-aas•4e0 \ --' 4 o m 'A., 'Jz c 023 a ^•W 9. m '� R „m m -.v - _— aL o MOa s 2 E ._- _ m1 w o m a RECEIPT FOR CERTIFIED MAIL-3044 (plus postage) m m 1 '19 �� e s rr `SENT TO // , ,/�� POSTMARK o 0 c cr. N m n ^� ✓uGC U'�`^V' /!tA��/f.,6rnllif OR DATE 10 o y - to v n m co a STREET AND�J ,,/, V' '-' ' ;., "' ( m a e: 0 0 ' ' _ �D'—V •711/472C--4,/J-� •I " n .-;nLo I et ce _mm Q 4 n a • 'iPA:, STATE,A/y/�Z�Ip,."CODE' - LJ mry = • ro e O ..n A , In -TONAL SERVICES FOR ADDITIONAL FEES . - • 0 „ m a c O y • 3 RETURN 1. Shows to whom and date delivered- ' ' 150 t., I a y c p_- W N -• .RECEIPT'- -With delivery to addressee only 650 § z K Z. Shows to whom,date and where deliveretl—350 ,.-CO g K a y O O SERVICES- , With delivery to addressee only `850' ' a m 2 Q 'Q 'DELIVER TO ADDRESSEE ONLY 500' '' ` .22 a ro - Z , .. SPECIAL DELIVERY,(2 pounds or, less) _ 450,. . . , .o y, F 1 r•' �, a , POD Form 3800 NO INSURANCE,COVERAGE rPROVIDE0 ^'(See:other side). o ' -^ - . 2 July 1969 ' ' ` ' 'NOT'FOR INTERNATIONAL MAIL *GPO: 10700.367.400 ~ =• t RECEIPT FOR CERTIFIED MAIL-3044 (plus postage) • :. (SSEEry+_��J /�. /� POSTMARK;I . , ".'1 B?OvG zG� — 1-/1-u_/1J Ease 'I.CX'4'ti,,l., ORIDATE,49( o i ,, ,STRE NO. . , 1,. . , , . SO I t I '. P.01, STATE j,p�/ND/L IP CODE' . ' " rl :c/ I �/ ! r� e. in'' C IL'- •"OPTIONAL SER S FOR ADDITIONAL'FEES •- • %0" . 1: Shows to whom and date`delivered -154 . '"I. !•" 0( RETURN ,With delivery-to addressee only 650 RECEIPT . 2. Shows to wham,date and where delivered,_.350 • Ic0 - SERVICES- With delivery to addressee only' ., -850 a ' " DELIVER TO ADDRESSEE ONLY :. - ' 504 -• • PO Z , _SPECIAL DELIVERY (2 pounds or less) ,- 454 . --. n.,, •-c. POD Form 3800 , 'NO -INSURANCE COVERAGE PROVIOEOi. t(See.other side) - •' July 1969 • "'NOT FOR INTERNATIONAL MAIL *GPO: 1070 0-397.400 ( - II� SENDER:Be.sure to follow instructions on other side - ' - --1 PLEASE FURNISH SERVICE(S) INDICATED BY CHECKED BLOCK(S) tr 1 o(Additions!charges required for these services) y P1Show to whom,date and address Deliver ONLY r mII where delivered toaddressee oRECEIPT \ o Received the numbered article described below t o P El Er REGISTERED NO. SIGNATURE OR NAME OF ADDRESSEE (Must always be flue n) j rn E.s .n q CERTIFIED NO. 1 iteLcz h 7Jkd&Ls * R "O z gli / / " Z SIGNATURE OF ADDRESSEE'S AGENT, IF ANY ` co q « N 2 y mo INSURED yo. s nD � • a 3 ^m o a- nO. a -. m = a, ^C n AIV�iFyDd SHOW WHERE DELIVERED (Only if-requested,and include ZIP Code) m�,. 3 d• a_m o yp�� ((t��, 3 m\ -6' c nxi 2 m N m m `i1m w_ _ _.-.— \ o to a o _" .- m �i I A a m a E.0 E - m o rn en a� -e A - o c m ny en ca 1 n ° m e 0 m n O` a m n m0 S C I w c 0 a W e SENDER:Be sure to follow instructions on other side 0 o h N PLEASE FURNISH SERVICE(S) INDICATED BY CHECKED BLOCK(S) _1 , m ,o, m °+„ (Additional charges required for these services) e�A .. E- 0... O w �I Show to whom,date and address Deliver ONLY I I where delivered I I to addressee r. O z, e. a<r CO co n a. R.: -c a` ' m' r- RECEIPT • - - - _ " a'' u, 0 0 Received the numbered.article described below a l ' it m z 0 REGISTERED NO. SIGNATURE OR NAA1ME OF ADDRESSEE (Must always.be fitted in) b ` a W K v CERTIFIED NO. '1 (i .!"A.N.at/ _Al; /�. .-70---1'y,�. ' .a ;£ I. - •kz: ' SIGNATURE OF ADDRESSEE'S AGENT, W ANY //'/ INSURED NO. $ /CX-� -/j /s - '---- •—'-`• _ DATE DELIVERED SHOW WHERE DELI ERED (Only if requested, ,nd include ZI Code) -a 7 w y m c m di m o m v G � roere r .��y I."" �-" ril >m P en 1 SENDER: Be sure to follow instructions on ether side . �� `! �� m `° z Z PLEASE FURNISH SERVICE(S) INDICATED BY CHECKED BLOCK(S) e• m F yN a (Additional charges required for these services) I w A m 2." . = m Show to whom,date and address Deliver. ONLY I a, a 83 m II where delivered to addressee o `N• `� A ''a < a RECEIPT . " ' - - " " " - . c Received the numbered article described below 1 en d ¢, v ..--- R PI o „ REGISTERED NO. SIGNATURE OR NAME OF ADDRESSEE t always be filled in) m z c e n e v" �' a as motel la) 9 a- rn �jJ/} 5 ` m, . o m a y.O CERTIFIED N0. r 1 _.�(��''' oct� m m,' g 3-5 fg irl w I''D. ' E SIGN U or ADORE SEE'S AGENT, IF ANY �y ` a m n _ a. INSURED N0. '^" >.I gin. (e W Jrn)DATE DELIVERED SHOW WHERE DELIVERED (Only if requested,and include ZIP Code) ' c ena, o. e,= a a=27- 7� a - s oo w m to. fa ta f_ _ ` K g CD �0 Cpl a, a wj ' SENDER:Be sure to follow instructions on other-side . i vF,, ' .N. o l.�y I 5 PLEASE FURNISH SERVICE(S) INDICATED BY CHECKED BLOCK(S) t w _�1r ` a i (Additional charges required for these services) + .. r—I Show to whom,date and address r—i Deliver ONLY j) I I where delivered II to addressee RECEIPT Received the numbered article described below - REGISTERED NO. SIGNATURE OR NAME OF ADDRESSEE A_ t always be filled i CERTIFIED NO. 1 _ SI AT RE O DRESSEE'S AGENT, IF.ANY • INSURE NO. 1•. 2 9 Q ` '! DATE DELIVERED • SHOW WHERE DELIVERED (Only if requested,and include ZIP Code) ' a�ef 71i14)4 • I{ : jA.-,..,..) • ' RECEIPT FOR CERTIFIED MAIL-30c1! -(plus postage) �, v. - :no a m I , POS T SENT Tr // OR DATEMARK •- sT ¢ ! To A r m _ loci: 10 \ 4 mo \' o STREET AND " C�`�! `� en m P.O., STAT 21P ODE h^ !�'jj. Ou !o rp f 2 O -- in OPTION SERVICES'FOR A001 IONAL'FEES �i m " O f = 1. Showsto whom and date delivered 15C CI •`�rA �. C. RETURN With delivery to addressee only 650 RECEIPT 2„Shows to,whom,date and where delivered..,35C , _; m w' " o a 3 A Pt • SERVICES ' With delivery'to addressee only 5 ,In.CC3 '♦•q or : m m. pr, • DELIVER TO ADDRESSEE ONLY. ...• ' Fy-1 SPECIAL DELIVERY (2 pounds or less) oo = 3 O pm•. POD Form 3800 NO;.INSU_RANCE:COVERAGE PROVIDED— r . (See.other side) m z \`'A\A'A S' m`N' July 1969 NOT FOR INTERNATIONAL MAIL 0 GPO: :07oeae7.eea o C Cmf y Oz • G m Iry n' ° ' - — m _- ,��, a- Flit)to RECEIPT FOR CERTIFIED MAIL-30{, (plus postage) m �o -SENT TO' PORT ATE I a Lo -. ti� O co w D. 2 n = STREET AND ,IIJ C. m ''P.O., STATE AN II CODE .I >I� o, m m to • TIONAL SERV ES•FOR ADDITIONAL FEES ti -9-� m 'RETURN! • - 1. Show to whom and date delivered 150 • CI i !� �' m 0 0 RECEIPT` •With delivery to addressee only 650 w m r • 1. Shows to wham,date and where delivered...350 ,< v I - �'' ' SERVICES ' ':" - • With delivery to addressee Only 850 a ' © DELIVER TO ADDRESSEE ONLY .. .. . .:•. 50d v V • - -SPECIAL DELIVERY (2 pounds or less) 454. o Z .. T. -POD Form 3800, NO INSURANCE COVERAGE i'PROVIDEO— i (See other side) , ` ' Jury 1969 'NOTFOR INTERNATIONAL MAIL *GPO: 19700.397.400 - If RECEIPT FOR CERTIFIED MAIL-3051 (plus postage) Y z m a `SENT T n� POSTMARK �/` m -w T CO_ /,/q/� Lp OR DATE I I m a al, � q r, c .STREET AND N0. 1 R r,'I V!" J.0 Q a I \ o a' m 4"I + P.O:, STATE A P CODE' q P k V *(.0 'm "•lll !� N I- ' PTIO.' Shows of t ES OR ADDITIONAL.date'delierect e I art Z ; - 1: th whom y t delivered 650 ( q� a O 'RETURN }} �,. A m •'' RECEIPT• isW to delivery to addressee ndw where, dely 350 p, i E- _ 2.•Shows to whdver .to andwhereoniy- retl 350. Cs:. <❑• ! SERVICES ., - 'ONLY eliveryda - .L L see'eniy 50d • 1 22 w Si o y - Q •DELIVER TO AOORE58EE'ONLY ^' '50t r, -22 yr o to p p3 �f r FFjI SPECIAL DELIVERY (2 pounds or,less) 450, . . t' m q o, A7 C' ` 13:.'., POD Form 3800 i N0,INSURANCE COVERAGE PROVIDED-r-;. (Seerother side) i y , > m li c nm' - July 1969 ' " NOT'FOR INTERNATIONAL MAIL ecPo, 19799.397sea n "a n i 73rn _ a. — - -- — - o = a m M a 0.≤ m off oI z : RECEIPT FOR CERTIFIED MAIL-30� (plus postage o o m �'� red "I -' ii ' 2" SE POSTMARK a H _ I OR DATE I w v Co oh O. ,- ' STREEE1 ANNQ' D. • • . . " :I.' ki.,I!J9; •IC 5. y of y rn c OCU °P`""I ' .I, P.O., STAT D.ZIP CODE i I t '! - f•` tl r • ;C4; ..4") IT ISJ TIONAL ICE . R ADDITIONA -FEES -I •" ! .< c C m s=. O RETURN • . 1'. S ows to whom and date'delivered a •' -154 ' ,='r' 0 r, ' a0 to - r.With delivery to addressee only 650 y o- 'm r RECEIPT 2.'Shows to.wham,date and where delivered 350 0 o I • " SERVICES :' 'Wlth delivery to addressee'only' '''' ' 854 I IC .� , VI z Q �^ co �' DELIVER TO ADDRESSEE ONLY' "' ".50C I ` `"'°;° m•G . SPECIAL DELIVERY.(2,pounds or,less) 45C ' 0 a' N. Z 'o - , POD Form 3800 ;.NO INSURANCE I COVERAGE OROVIDED-r': ' (See.other sin July 1969 'NOT FOR INTERNATIONAL MAIL eeeo, 297oo.3e7.4e RECEI FOR CERTIFIED MAIL-305, (plus postage) '- SENT T POSTMARK ®.. OR DATE ' r . I'_il IC • tt41 ' ' P.O,:STA E ZIP'CODE • . ' : 0/I. p 1 'W 1.1 e C' ;C .O, I�PI.17 -.14 ° .•7L . eh _ LC) OPTIONAL FOR A. ITIOTTAL FEES - - " ro RETURN 1. Saws to whom and date delivered ' ' ' 150 r., ' • O( RECEIPT - With delivery to addresseelonly 650 2.. Shows to whom,date and where delivered...354. ' SERVICESWith delivery to addressee only '•850 "CC Z Q DELIVER TO ADDRESSEE ONLY 50d ' ' ' o l'- SPECIAL DELIVERY (2 pounds or less) 450, . .1 Z:'" POD Form 3800 ,NO ,INSURANCE COVERAGE PROVIDED—. . - (See.other side). ' July 1969 ' 'NOT FOR INTERNATIONAL MAIL *GPO, !9709,397.409 I 1 I PLEASE FURNISH SERVICE(S) INDICATED BY CHECKED BLOCK(S). ' I REQUIRED FEE(S) PAID. I Q.). w ca' m m F� Show to whom, date and address I al I ' Deliver ONLY 1 T I where delivered \\)I , "' A — to addressee I Iv m o o O r RECEIPT l �. v m • o o n I Received the numbered article described below. \` c P N I REGISTERED N0. SIGNATURE OR NAM OF ADDRESSEE(Must always be filled in i V m 1 CERTIFIED N0. 1 E Gl p a e ( SIGNATURE OF ADDRESSEE'S AGENT,IF ANY ^ .en co.n. m D m_ Q. < . s INSURED N0. O en __ m } s a Ti o. 9 N DATE DELIVERED O GJ C N ri Jr ��f SHOW WHERE DELIVERED(only if requested) _ { ti = 7 m CM �:tIBF 4 3 m' a' c P E .ZIN m -ai m m M a o- /� �/yf /�L •• =▪• z o m 01 c 1 OCd ��74(-Lf"� 455-1G-71548-11 317-198 cvo I. ^�' I \� 3 .''11 a f*I o. y m A D 1 I O O n_...I h aly a n v0 ( ` I a en uO▪ O, w 9W en n O< ill I PLEASE FURNISH SERVICE(S) INDICATED BY CHECKED BLOCK(S). -( w `b'▪ m C 2 REQUIRED FEE(S) PAID. j 7 a n n Show to whom, date and address Deliver ONLY `�' " \ " a 0 in I I where delivered Sm m to addressee I a o m C7 RECEIPT t e, a. I W Received the numbered article described below. s (t.- z REGISTERED NO. :. il 1SIGNATURE OR NAME OF ADDRESSEE(Must always be filled in) I n •.< .�. • StCI: CERTIFIED N0. I ' I ° - a ,i`7j��y ' IF ° E SIGNATURE DDRESSEE'S AGENT, ANY • ! —P— - 'c' INSURED NO. DATE DELIVERED SHOW WHERE DELIVERED(only if requested) i I. D m J /� 1 m a ( tg FA G��fL ,/J y�lS ui5-1G-71u98-ll 347-108 GPO 1 S,' r 1 ni z o 'O I .c O a• o r 1 g.y I PLEASE FURNISH SERVICE(S) INDICATED BY CHECKED BLOCK(S). j r. 0 0 C I REQUIRED FEE(S) PAID. 1 • ao Z i I-'I Show to whom, date and address I 1 Deliver ONLY I. `' m rn I I I where delivered II to addressee .l a o in I RECEIPT ? N`'' 3 0 3 m I Received the numbered article described below. N a �- m5 I REGISTERED NO. SIGNATURE OR NAME OF ADDRESSEE(Must always be filled in) . = co 6 a a' Cm ' a m Am O. p— CERTIFIED r 2 0.01 m Z t o a A FA a m— SIGNATURE OF ADDRESSEE'S AGENT,IF ANY > w .my INSURED NO. 2 o 0 "'I ul Le—I • n rn .90 I DATE DELIVERED .SHOW WHERE DELIVERED(only if requested) I G rn A. �;▪ ' ` A P-‹ Km CI . ri °. I I = /l /t T Q' G 7 /�^`�� _ �/]/y�t css—lG—ns16-11 347-198 GPO I Y -c ra 6'0A I ti a-", co o n Z c m j X PLEASE FURNISH SERVICE(S) INDICATED BY CHECKED BLOCK(S). I o (� any. REQUIRED FEE(S) PAID. 'o 1 Show to whom, date and address - I'''I Deliver ONLY ` Il I I where delivered I J to addressee I I RECEIPT — r---�1 I Received the numbered article described below. fI I REGISTERED NO. SIGNATURE OR NAME OF ADDRESSEE(Must always be filled hi) I. I 1 CERTIFIED N0. I fi ' �� 2 79 E SIGNATURE OF ADDRESSEE' AGENT,I ANY 1 I INSURED NO. - I DATE DELIVERED SHOW WHERE DELIVERED(only if requested) ( .5.-f- 7 '7/ a _ 4 .. c55--1G-71548-11 347-198 GPO ^•i O /./,.7' 0 ' RECEIPT F R CERTIFIED D MAIL-30¢ (plus postage) , ' • ,:, •, SENT T - 'L FI'-' ` POSTMARK OR DATE 1 - STREET A -....r.,-,."-:. , f .o s 3;I • P.O;; STATE,AN P' OOE-:y yr, G•^ l IS - � I In `^I' 0 IONAL SERV ES FOR'ADDITIONAL FEES - RETURN' 1. Shows o•whom and date delivered- • 154 -'1 O, RECEIPT• "With delivery to addressee only...._ 654 SERVICES + 2. Shows to whem,.date and:where delivered.. 354 I e` ... With delivery to addressee only 854 ' - Q •DELIVER TO ADDRESSEE-ONLY' . - - ' .504'l' ' 1 2 Zt , „SPECIAL DELIVERY ounas or (:c'I'R (1P, less) �L ,454 . , • -,1�-. POD Form 3800i • NO INSURANCE" D COVERAGE PROVIDE =_t t r (Seel other side) , July 1969 NOT FOR INTERNATIONAL MAIL aapo: 19700.307.45a a • RECa FOR CERTIFIED MAIL-300 (plus postage) ' " SEN TO / / . i ^, ^/ / ri POSTMARK ` / . .. - ' r OR DATE u I ,--44-.C 1/O • P.O.,"STATE IP CODE / fr/V 'Re,OPTIONAL SE ICCS FOR ADDITIONAL FEES 'i " V %W • • RETURN 1. She s to wham yandto date.delivered =154 „ e( �� , d/4yj'-v- RECEIPT With delivery to addressee,only 654 �61�✓� •SERVICES -' 2. Shows to whovery to e ddr where delivered ,354, 70- um,. With delivery addressee only' - - 854 .. -O DELIVER TOl'ADDRESSEE ONLY 454 ,' -.Z -6-.--. .SPECIAL DELIVERY (2 Pounds or less) ,.., 45d• POD Form 3800 , AO INSURANCE—COVERAGE PROVIDED—•, t (See other side) July'1969 - °- '�- -- NOT FOR INTERNATIONAL MAIL 9090, 1970 0.397-400 i RECEIPT FOR CERTIFIED MAIL-300 (plus postage) SENT T — POSTMARK O. LQ OR DATE 00 • STREET AN - - -.. P:D., STAT D P CODE Y ' I v - ' TfoG G �' OV OPTIO ' •/ NAL j R IC FOR ADDITIONAL'-FEES - :e -RETURN' I.,S ows to whom and date delivered--__........ 154 c ' of RECEIPT With delivery to addressee only 654 1 SERVICES•, 2.,Shows to.,whom,date and'where delivered._.354 " 'With delivery to.addressee only' 1. 854 ' ICC ,dl. ' ' 'DELIVER TO ADDRESSEE-ONLY. ,.. - Z • SPECIAL DELIVERY (2.P or less)ounds 504 u• �:2 llS, ; _ 454 ?NCR POli 3oia.380D , NO,INSURANCE COVERAGE-PROVIDED-'-_ ^,(Seal other side) NOT FOR INTERNATIONAL MAIL aora, 1970 0-397.45.9 - REC IPT FOR CERTIFIED MAIL-30p (plus postage) - T I POSTMARK' • - t OR DATE i ^ STREET AND NO.- - =t`f . psi e A�.I� q I P.O:;S7 ZIP_CODE- //////�//� .L/y 6',7� L 3 _ q I 1'• '- OPTIONAL ERVIICES FOR ADDITION LFEES 4.'W.' ` " RETURN 1•' bows to whom and date'delivered' • '154 - i"1; C1 RECEIPT. • WWith delivery to addressee only 654 -C-' RECEIPTS =, 2' Shows to whom,date and where delivered 354 With delivery to'addressee only 854- . 'I.'-"'� 'I0P DELIVER TO ADDRESSEE ONLY - ' ^ • + ' .. ., • Sod -" " '' I'•: _ ' ;22 ' SPECIAL D.ELIVERY,(2.pounds of less) 454,. • POD Form 3800,,1 , ,, NO;INSURANCE-COVERAGE'PROVIDED_ , -, (See:other side) ' July 1969 "" "NOT.FOR INTERNATIONAL MAIL *GPO, 19700.397.409 ' — RE E PT FOR CERTIFIED MAIL-30p (plus postage) • 0. ao t i ,,i,•..„ POSTMARK ` In ' ,+- -,r /� �J OR DATE _0,11 - C ( .1-'4e- G . ' Li I ^( . G*S BEET AND ND. „ - •••,l '�,'�� 6, �0r ni _ '4'^TI 'P.O.;STATE A rCODE : I J-' // ` 6'' L in OP IONAL SERV FS FOR ADDITIONAL FEES • 'RETURN' 1."Shows to whom and'date delivered ' 454 . 1! RECEIPT With whom,ryato addressee only.. 65d ' 2. Shows to date and where delivered 354 SERVICES " With delivery to addressee only 854' C di': ' DELIVER TO ADDRESSEE ONLY - - 504 • 2 4 ,SPECIAL DELIVERY (2 pounds or,less) , 454 POD Form 3800 ,'NO'INSURANCE COVERAGE PROVIDED-- -,(See.other side) '' ' ' July 1969 ' ' ''NOT FORINTERNATIONAL MAIL *GPO: 19700.397.4150 ' ,,F: L�i 1 i .I PLEASE FURNISH SERVICE(S) INDICATED BY CHECKED BLOCK(S). I, ( REQUIRED FEE(S) PAID. I� Show to whom, date and address ❑ Deliver ONLY I I where delivered to addressee RECEIPT Received the numbered article described below.REGISTERED NO. SIGNATURE OR NAME OF ADDRESSEE(Must always be filled in)77`•T S, • i CERTIFIED NO. 1 1. K I 2 SI URE OF ADDRESSEE'S AGENT,IF ANY f i INSURED NO. { t DATE DELIVERED SHOW WHERE DELIVERED(only if requested) j f 1 I. "a^^ , 9!02 c55-16-71548-11 317-103 Geo I. 1 6 /0 J i . . I I PLEASE FURNISH SERVICE(S) INDICATED BY CHECKED BLOCK(S). , REQUIRED FEE(S) PAID. ` �I Show to whom, date and address Deliver ONLY I I where delivered ❑ to addressee 1 RECEIPT Received the numbered article described below. r_ REGISTERED NO. SIGNATURE OR NAME OF ADDRESSEE(Must always be filled in) l y I CERTIFIED NO. i I - . SIGNATURE OF ADD EE'S AGENT,IF ANY I INSURED NO. DATE DELIVERED SHOW WHERE DELIVERED(only if requested) 1 1 al e55-10-71548-II 547-188 GPO 1 j f PLEASE FURNISH SERVICE(S) INDICATED BY CHECKED BLOCK(S). . 4 REQUIRED FEE(S) PAID. ❑ Show to whom, date and address Deliver ONLY where delivered ❑ to addressee RECEIPT Received the numbered article described below. REGISTERED NO. SIGNAT OR NAME OF ADDRESSEE(Must always be filled W) _J Q_. .4 CERTIFIED 0. © .J t't �� © SIGN UR OF AODR -E'S�,IF ANY I� 4 • INSURED NO. DATE DELIVERED SHOW WHERE DELIVERED(only if reputed) 0 cp -,-7-7: 7 �, � � c55-19-71648-11 517-IBS GPO I dare PLEASE FURNISH SERVICE(S) INDICATED BY CHECKED BLOCK(S). REQUIRED FEE(S) PAID. 1 n Show to whom, date and address l-1 Deliver ONLY I I where delivered I l to addressee RECEIPT Received the numbered-a cle es ri e below. ` y REGISTERED N0. SIGNATU 4E 0 RE E lest always be lied in) I • ri CERTIFIED NO. Net I t.-<57/2.P7 © SIGN U FA' DRESSEE'S A NT,IF ANY 4,, t INSURED DATE DELIVERED SHOW WHERE DELIVERED(only if requested) Oki •""OVTL'. © ' - -- - a, � a/j// "'- +:- G55-10-71543-11 34r-399 GPO RECEIPT FOR CERTIFIED MAIL-300 (plus postage) • :- b SENT T L" 'I • /�'' POSTMARK OR DATE to ' "' e /� h d '„ 'I'S( • ( :,�, R AND i - .. . - 10 ? (NJ - - - �.. fir .� _ 4 aI P.O., STAT D (P,CODE = ,uG .. I - 09 in ' ?'OPTION L SE S FOR ADDITIONA FEES /..." ;' Cl ‘ 'R ETU RN' 1.'Shows to'whom and date delivered'.- •154 1. J/"' - With delivery tairzddressee.only 650 RECEIPT'"_, 2.,Shovis th•whavery t e am whee onlyivered_.350 ,.1,06 13. : + SERVICES • With delivery,to addressee only 850 672 e'+ "DELIVER TO'ADDRESSEE ONLY .. 504 ' Z ,SPECIAL DELIVERY�(2 pounds or less) 450. • „_I POD Form 3800 I ' I'NO-INSURANCE•COVERAGE"PROVIOED-: p (See'other side) • NOT FOR INTERNATIONAL MAIL earn: 1970 0.397.45.3 i • — — • RECEIPT FOR CERTIFIED MAIL-300 (plus postage) , POSTMARK • - T 0 % OR DATE 1 ANON N0. �.,o -, .. l . . 10 I (ti Da% 1 J�J 7 ,�,/E'• . I'P,D:,'ST AND ZIP.CODE:, 7( " 'or - : (I LC) - 0'710 • SERVICES'FOR.AO IONAL'-FEE5 L' I'-" 0{ " 'RETURN I. Shows to whom'and'date delivered ' L 150 , ' RECEIPT + - •With delivery,to,addressee,only 654 2. Shows to-whom,date and where.delivered,., 35Q, , .IIC6 I SERVICES-1 - ,v' -- With:delivery:to addressee'anly ' ' 854' ` ' 872 0 • ' ''.I DELIVER TO•ADDRESSEE ONLY , .....•.. " - , 50d'''I , i SPECIAL DELIVERY (2,pounds or less) 45d,. , , ,,.,, . ,;, POD Form 3800.,,- ),NO INSURANCE COVERAGE ;PROVIDED7, 'At(See.other side) ` -' 'NOT FOR INTERNATIONAL MAIL *ern: 1570 o-397'45S ! RECEIPT FOR CERTIFIED MAIL-300 (plus postage) I (rJ2Ces + (POSTMARK :O( OR DATE ,I I I 00,'i-T?i REST AND N0, r +. ' LO -P.O., STATE A ZIP:000E - • ,- DG - , Sz� 1zDU OPTIONAL SERVICES'FOR'ADDITIONAL'FEES - " • el -y)',: ror• - 1. Shows to whom and datol delivered ' 154 1 ' • - 01 RETURN' With delivery to addressee,only 650 1r:L1-• : RECEIPT I'1 ' 2.'Shows to whom,date and where,delivered.. 350 „ , • + CG SERVICES.- ` With delivery4a addressee only '' 854 22 -C; "r/ ' - DELIVER TO ADDRESSEE ONLY, " " ' " - SOd' ' O 454 SPECIAL DELIVERY (2 pounds or less) Z pL IPOD Form 3800 ,,, .,NO INSURANCE. COVERAGE,PROVIDED- , :' (See,other side) - - ' 1,411969 -' NOT-FOR INTERNATIONAL MAIL eoro, 1970 0.307.45. RECEIPT FOR CERTIFIED MAIL-300 (plus postage) I 1 %. SENT T - - POSTMARK ' L , 0 DATE 1 ",-/I - i • 8 EET AND NO 9( e LO • T'I P.O., STATE IPL,CODE '/7t) '' p ' ' ' ' q" t�G Lb.' OPTIONAL RVICES FOR-ADDITI AL°FEES J•' '•I RETURN` t ' ' I. S WS to whom and date delivered .:. - 150 I'- i' ,l • J I D1 ' RECEIPT ' With.delivery to.addressee.only 650 Y.`Shows to whom,date and where delivered..350 , • 7c SERVICES, • With delivery'to addressee-only 850 , - '-Q ' "' ,DELIVER•TO!ADDRESSEE ONLY-'.' - .' ' ' 50d• '" ' il• 22 • I-i I SPECIAL DELIVERY,(2 pounds or less) 450„ . POD Form 3800r,,:•, ,NO INSURANCECOVERAGE'I;PROVIDED. t;(Seo;other side) ' July 1969 . —NOT FOR INTERNATIONAL MAIL earn, 1070 0.397.402 . 1 —I I 1 RECEIPT FOR CERTIFIED MAIL-300 (plus postage) r SENT TO. 4 POSTMARK - - , t/L-ailG OR — DATE ' o STREET - t -' 1'^C' C' .J STAT D IP CODE. '1'"' I6 S kfl( -' O E • o-"��t -G 'f"1 - R 7 II i L'r) -OPTIONAL SE ICES FOR ADDITIONAL-FEES kr :' n 'RETURN' • 1. Sh s to'whom and date delivered + `� 154 I'� ` "'I .< AI 2• r ' •With delivery to addressee only 654 I 6 / RECEIPT" 2. Shows to whom,date and'where delivered-. 350 ' •� '�-` SERVICES - -With delivery to addressee only' ' 85Q_ i -" '• ' ''-'"•' 7 -QI, DELIVER TO ADDRESSEE-ONLY - - ' ' • 'see , •• 'P' ;/.- , Z - SPECIAL DELIVERY (2 pounds or,less) 154, , - • POD Form 3800 ,NO INSURANCE,COVERAGE,PROVIDED-22 C.(See other side) I• • I - July 1969 NOT-FOR INTERNATIONAL MAIL *GPO, ,e7eo.397+.e . t ' j + r,, j • - PLEASE FURNISH SERVICE(S) INDICATED BY CHECKED BLOCK(S). , REQUIRED FEE(S) PAID. I�I Show to whom, date and address .Deliver ONLY I where deliveredri . to addressee RECEIPT ir • I Received the numbered article described below. ' REGISTERED NO. SIGNATURE OR NAME OF ADDRESSEE(Mast always be filledejn) e CERTIFIED N0. /)/ SI AT RE ADDRESSEE'S AGENT, INSURED N0, y DATE JELIYERE07 SHOW WHERE DELIVERED(only if reputed) . G I 1 So ,001,22- -are. 1 c5u-10-71S4B-ll 347-108 GPO • '� PLEASE FURNISH SERVICE(S) INDICATED BY CHECKED BLOCK(S). I ,) REQUIRED FEE(S) PAID. ri Show to whom, date and address Deliver ONLY I I where delivered n to addressee RECEIPT Received the numbered article described below. I REGISTERED NO. SIGNATURE OR NAME OF ADDRESSEE(Must always be fii4cJ in) i i CERTIFIED NO. 1 + Z SIGNATURE OF ADDRESSE S AGENT,IF ANY ! INSURED ND. `) l' DATE DELIVERED SHOW WHERE DELIVERED(only if regs4tted) j ll �. / e/y /A, t65-30-71548-11 347-3B8 GPO ti • • • • • l t FILE CONTAINS OVERSIZED MAP PLEASE SEE ORIGINAL FILE Hello