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MINUTES
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
WELD COUNTY,COLORADO
MONDAY,NOVEMBER 20,2023
The Board of County Commissioners of Weld County,Colorado,met in regular session in full conformity
with the laws of the State of Colorado at the regular place of meeting in the Weld County Administration
Building,Greeley,Colorado,November 20,2023,at the hour of 9:00 a.m.
ROLL CALL:The meeting was called to order by the Chair and on roll call the following members
were present,constituting a quorum of the members thereof:
Commissioner Mike Freeman,Chair
Commissioner Perry L.Buck,Pro-Tem
Commissioner Scott K.James
Commissioner Kevin D.Ross
Commissioner Lori Saine
Also present:
Deputy County Attorney,Karin McDougal
Acting Clerk to the Board,Houstan Aragon
Chief Financial Officer,Cheryl Pattelli
IR MINUTES:
1)There being no corrections to the Minutes of the Board of County Commissioners meeting of
November 1,2023,as printed,Commissioner Ross moved to approve.Commissioner Saine seconded
the motion and it carried unanimously.
2)There being no corrections to the Minutes of the Board of County Commissioners meeting of
November 6,2023,as printed,Commissioner Buck moved to approve.Commissioner Ross seconded
the motion and it carried unanimously.
El AMENDMENTS TO AGENDA:There were no amendments to the agenda.
CONSENT AGENDA:Commissioner James moved to approve the Consent Agenda,as printed.
Commissioner Ross seconded the motion and it carried unanimously.
WARRANTS:
1)GENERAL WARRANTS-NOVEMBER 14,AND 17,2023:Commissioner Ross moved to approve
the General Warrants,as printed.Commissioner Buck seconded the motion and it carried unanimously.
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El BIDS:
1)APPROVE BID#B2300198, FORT LUPTON ANNEX BUILDING (SOUTHEAST SUBSTATION)
NETWORK — DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY: Ryan Rose, Director of the
Department of Information Technology,stated two(2)bids were received and staff recommends selecting
the lowest bidder who met specifications,Zivaro,Inc.,for a total amount of$19,782.90,which is part of
the Facilities Department budget.Commissioner Ross moved to approve said bid.The motion was
seconded by Commissioner Buck,and it carried unanimously.
• 2)APPROVE BID#B2300199, CHASE BUILDING (822 7TH ST, GREELEY) RENOVATION
NETWORK—DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY:Mr.Rose stated two(2)bids were
received and staff recommends selecting the lowest bidder who met specifications,Zivaro,Inc.,for a
total amount of$76,919.74,which is part of the Facilities Department budget.Commissioner Buck moved
to approve said bid.The motion was seconded by Commissioner James,and it carried unanimously.
El 3) APPROVE BID #B2300200, ZERTO REPLICATION LICENSES — DEPARTMENT OF
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY:Mr.Rose stated four(4)bids were received and staff recommends
selection the lowest bidder who met specifications,Axelliant,LLC,for a total amount of$31,509.78,which
is part of the 2023 capital budget for the Department of Information Technology.He further stated Zerto
Replication Licenses are for the Department of Public Safety Communications disaster recovery and
business continuity project for 2023.Commissioner James moved to approve said bid.The motion was
seconded by Commissioner Ross.In response to Commissioner Saine,Mr.Rose elaborated this pertains
to data and specific server sites,with the main server on-site in Greeley and the backup server located
in Centennial,Colorado.There being no further discussion,the motion carried unanimously.
NEW BUSINESS:
1) CONSIDER TEMPORARY CLOSURE OF CR 72 BETWEEN CRS 57 AND 59: Amy Mutchie,
Department of Public Works, stated this closure will begin November 27, 2023, and go through
November 30,2023,to upgrade and replace a drainage culvert.She stated water will be used,as needed,
for dust mitigation on the gravel portions of the detour route.Commissioner Ross moved to approve said
temporary closure.The motion was seconded by Commissioner Buck,and it carried unanimously.
• 2)CONSIDER TEMPORARY CLOSURE OF CR 41 BETWEEN CR 70 AND SH 392:Ms.Mutchie
stated this closure will begin December 4,2023,and go through December 15,2023,for a full re-deck of
Bridge 41/68A.She stated water will be used,as needed,for dust mitigation on the gravel portions of the
detour route.Commissioner Ross moved to approve said temporary closure.The motion was seconded
by Commissioner Buck,and it carried unanimously.
• 3)CONSIDER TEN(10)INTERGOVERNMENTAL AGREEMENTS FOR LOCAL ON-DEMAND
TRANSIT PROGRAM OPERATION SERVICES AND AUTHORIZE CHAIR TO SIGN-VARIOUS
ENTITIES:Evan Pinkham,Department of Public Works,stated the County received 5311 Multimodal
Transportation and Mitigation Options Funds(MMOF)Grants from the Upper Front Range Transportation
Planning Region(UFRTPR)to provide on-demand transit services in partnership with ViaMobility for
elderly and disabled residents within the stated ten(10)various government entities within Weld County.
He explained the purpose of these Intergovernmental Agreements(IGA)is for the County to recover
proportional local match funding from each respective entity. Commissioner Ross expressed his
appreciation for Mr.Pinkham's steadfast execution despite delays in the process for the federal funding,
and further moved to approve said agreements and authorize the Chair to sign.The motion was seconded
by Commissioner James, and upon a roll call vote, the motion carried four(4) to one (1), with
Commissioner Saine abstained.
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4)CONSIDER DESIGNATION OF CERTAIN BANKS AS DEPOSITORIES FOR WELD COUNTY
FUNDS:Cheryl Pattelli,Chief Financial Officer,stated the Investments Committee met on November 13,
2023,where this Resolution was brought forth for approval and will determine the banking entities where
Weld County is allowed to deposit funds.Commissioner James moved to approve said Resolution.The
motion was seconded by Commissioner Ross,and it carried unanimously.
El 5) CONSIDER DESIGNATION OF CERTAIN BROKERS AND DEALERS FOR HANDLING
INVESTMENT TRANSACTIONS OF WELD COUNTY FUNDS:Ms.Pattelli stated the Resolution was
brought forth from the Investments Committee and will determine the brokers and dealers that are allowed
to buy and sell securities on Weld County's behalf. Commissioner James moved to approve said
Resolution.The motion was seconded by Commissioner Ross.and it carried unanimously.(Clerk's Note:
Commissioner Saine offered commentary regarding Item#6,below.)
6)CONSIDER INDICATION OF SUPPORT OF THE SHEEP INDUSTRY IN RURAL AMERICA:
Commissioner Saine re-stated her concerns in regard to the Board supporting this Resolution,and the
potential impact of the beef industry asking for the same protections and support from Weld County.In
response,Chair Freeman indicated that should the beef industry request the same protections and
support from the Board,it is his opinion that Weld County would offer the same considerations.He further
stated Weld County is#1 in the state and#8 nationally for beef production,in addition to being#1 in the
state for sheep;and his belief is that would be the right thing to do for the state and country.Commissioner
Buck noted she spoke with Congresswoman Yadira Caraveo to express her concerns,and it is her
understanding that Congresswoman Caraveo is working with the Department of Agriculture to come to a
resolution for this matter. Commissioner Buck moved to approve said Resolution.The motion was
seconded by Commissioner James,and it carried unanimously.Commissioner Saine indicated she would
reach out to Congressman Ken Buck for the same initiatives.
PLANNING:
1)CONSIDER SETTING HEARING DATE FOR CONSIDERATION OF AMENDED AND RESTATED
SERVICE PLAN-KITELEY RANCH METROPOLITAN DISTRICT:Karin McDougal,Deputy County
Attorney,stated this Resolution allows for the Board to set the date regarding a public hearing for the
consideration of the Amended and Restated Service Plan for the Kiteley Ranch Metropolitan District.She
stated this matter was heard by the Planning Commission(PC)on November 7,2023,and the proposed
hearing date is December 6,2023,for the Board to hear this matter.Ms.McDougal stated the hearing
has been noticed to all interested parties.In response to Commissioner James,Ms.McDougal confirmed
this request is only to set the date for hearing this matter and not to make a motion on this matter.
Commissioner James moved to approve said Resolution. The motion was seconded by
Commissioner Ross,and it carried unanimously.
2)CONSIDER CERTIFICATION TO WELD COUNTY TREASURER OF ZONING VIOLATION
PENALTIES AS SPECIAL ASSESSMENT—JERRY DILL:Adria Schiel,Assistant County Attorney,
stated Jerry Dill has a court-ordered penalty in the amount of$10.00,per day,which began on August 20,
2021,for zoning violations which include an unpermitted mobile home,commercial storage business,
commercial vehicles,a non-commercial junkyard,and a derelict vehicle.She stated the property was
previously certified on February 13,2023,and the property is still in violation;therefore,staff recommends
certification as a special assessment in the amount of$2,800.00,for the period of January 12,2023,
through October 18,2023.No property owner was present to offer testimony.Commissioner James
moved to approve said certification of zoning violation as a special assessment.The motion was
seconded by Commissioner Ross,and it carried unanimously.
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El 3)CONSIDER CERTIFICATION TO WELD COUNTY TREASURER OF ZONING VIOLATION
PENALTIES AS SPECIAL ASSESSMENT-CHRISTINA ELAM AND DONALD HARRIS:Ms.Schiel
stated Donald Harris and Christina Elam have a court-ordered penalty in the amount of$20.00,per day,
which began on August 7,2017.She stated the property was previously certified on November 14,2022,
for zoning violations which include a non-commercial junkyard and persons living in a
camper/recreational vehicle (RV). Ms. Schiel indicated the property is still in violation and staff
recommends certification as a special assessment in the amount of$7,480.00, for the period of
October 10, 2022, through October 18, 2023. No property owner was present to offer testimony.
Commissioner Ross moved to approve said certification of zoning violation as a special assessment.The
motion was seconded by Commissioner Buck,and it carried unanimously.
4)CONSIDER CERTIFICATION TO WELD COUNTY TREASURER OF ZONING VIOLATION
PENALTIES AS SPECIAL ASSESSMENT - CONSUELO HERNANDEZ: Ms. Schiel stated
Consuelo Hernandez has a court-ordered penalty in the amount of$20.00,per day,which began on
July 12,2021.She stated the property was previously certified on November 14,2022,for zoning
violations which include a non-commercial junkyard and installation of multiple cargo containers without
building permits.Ms.Schiel indicated the property is still in violation and staff recommends certification
as a special assessment in the amount of$7,480.00,for the period of October 10, 2022,through
October 18,2023.Consuelo Hernandez,property owner,explained her father was the former owner who
passed away in July of 2023,and noted she was not aware of any violations and penalties that had been
ordered until recently.After discussion,Commissioner James moved to continue said certification of
zoning violation as a special assessment to May 20,2024,at 9:00 a.m.,to allow the property owner time
to work with staff to resolve this matter.The motion was seconded by Commissioner Ross,and it carried
unanimously.
El 5)CONSIDER CERTIFICATION TO WELD COUNTY TREASURER OF ZONING VIOLATION
PENALTIES AS SPECIAL ASSESSMENT—ARYAN KIANI AND MATTHEW IRVIN:Ms.Schiel stated
Aryan Kiani and Matthew Irvin have a court-ordered penalty in the amount of$25.00,per day,which
began on October 22,2020.She stated the property was previously certified on November 14,2022,for
zoning violations which include a non-commercial junkyard,derelict vehicles,and an RV for occupancy.
Ms.Schiel indicated the property is still in violation and staff recommends certification as a special
assessment in the amount of$9,350.00,for the period of October 10,2022,through October 18,2023.
No property owner was present to offer testimony. Commissioner Ross moved to approve said
certification of zoning violation as a special assessment. The motion was seconded by
Commissioner Buck,and it carried unanimously.
El 6)CONSIDER CERTIFICATION TO WELD COUNTY TREASURER OF ZONING VIOLATION
PENALTIES AS SPECIAL ASSESSMENT - MAHIC SABAHUDIN AND MELINA SABANOVIC:
Ms.Schiel stated Mahic Sabahudin and Melina Sabanovic have a court-ordered penalty in the amount
of$25.00,per day,which began on August 5,2019.She stated the property was previously certified on
November 14,2022,for zoning violations which include a non-commercial junkyard and persons living in
a camper/RV.Ms.Schiel indicated the property is still in violation and staff recommends certification as
a special assessment in the amount of$9,350.00,for the period of October 10,2022,through October 18,
2023.No property owner was present to offer testimony.Commissioner James moved to approve said
certification of zoning violation as a special assessment. The motion was seconded by
Commissioner Ross,and it carried unanimously.
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El 7)CONSIDER CERTIFICATION TO WELD COUNTY TREASURER OF ZONING VIOLATION
PENALTIES AS SPECIAL ASSESSMENT-JESUS SALAS AND TIFFANY BROWN:Ms.Schiel stated
Jesus Salas and Tiffany Brown have a court-ordered penalty in the amount of$25.00,per day,which
began on September 3,2021.She stated the property was previously certified on November 14,2022,
for zoning violations which include a non-commercial junkyard, derelict vehicles, and unpermitted
semi-trailers.Ms.Schiel indicated the property is still in violation and staff recommends certification as a
special assessment in the amount of$9,350.00,for the period of October 10,2022,through October 18,
2023.No property owner was present to offer testimony.Commissioner Ross moved to approve said
certification of zoning violation as a special assessment. The motion was seconded by
Commissioner James,and it carried unanimously.
8)CONSIDER CERTIFICATION TO WELD COUNTY TREASURER OF ZONING VIOLATION
PENALTIES AS SPECIAL ASSESSMENT-DAVE SANGER,SR.:Ms.Schiel stated Dave Sanger,Sr.,
has a court-ordered penalty in the amount of$10.00,per day,which began on May 1,2021.She stated
the property was previously certified on November 14,2022,for zoning violations which include a
non-commercial junkyard and installation of a cargo container without a permit.Ms.Schiel indicated the
property is still in violation and staff recommends certification as a special assessment in the amount of
$3,740.00,for the period of October 10,2022,through October 18,2023.No property owner was present
to offer testimony.Commissioner Ross moved to approve said certification of zoning violation as a special
assessment.The motion was seconded by Commissioner Buck,and it carried unanimously.
El 9)CONSIDER CERTIFICATION TO WELD COUNTY TREASURER OF ZONING VIOLATION
PENALTIES AS SPECIAL ASSESSMENT-PORFIRIO AND LUCINA FLORES: Ms.Schiel stated
Porfirio and Lucina Flores have a court-ordered penalty in the amount of$25.00,per day,which began
on August 4,2021.She stated the property was previously certified on August 4,2021,for zoning
violations which include exceeding the maximum allowable lot coverage and too many animals on the
property.Ms.Schiel stated,to date,the property complies with Weld County Code and staff recommends
the Board to not certify the penalties in the amount of$6,825.00,for the period of January 12,2023,
through October 11,2023.No property owner was present to offer testimony.Commissioner James
moved to dismiss said certification of zoning violation as a special assessment,and declare the penalties
no longer due or owing.The motion was seconded by Commissioner Buck,and it carried unanimously.
El PUBLIC COMMENT:
1)Bob Walter,Greeley resident,offered his comments to the Board.(See Exhibit A)
2)Tracey Meyers,Greeley resident,offered her comments to the Board.
El 3)Carleen Smith,Greeley resident,offered her comments to the Board.
El 4)Shirley Smithson,Greeley resident,offered her comments to the Board.
5)Terrie Meyer,Greeley resident,offered her comments to the Board.
RESOLUTIONS AND ORDINANCES:The Resolutions were presented and signed as listed on the
Consent Agenda.No Ordinances were approved.
Let the minutes reflect that the above and foregoing actions were attested to and respectfully submitted
by the Clerk to the Board.There being no further business,this meeting was adjourned at 9:53 a.m.
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These Minutes were approved on the 4th day of December,2023.
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Sent: Monday, November 20, 2023 9 : 53 AM PLI 6 (d t\ I PUT
To: CTBA
Cc: Karla Ford ; Tom Parko Jr; Maxwell Nader \ \ / Z / aua
Subject: FW: 11 . 20 . 23 BoCC Meeting
Attachments: Weld County Cornmissioners . docx; WEST GREELEY PETITION SIGNATURES . pdf; WEST
GREELEY COZ PETITION .xlsx; East Greeley Violations . pdf
CTB — rather than Mariah preparing the letter as Communications, I think the complete packet will be best placed as an
Exhibit packet as part of today' s Minutes .
Thanks,
Esther E. Gesick
Clerk to the Board
1150 0 Street / P. O. Box 758 / Greeley, CO 80632
tel: (970) 400-4226
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From : Tom Parko Jr <tparko@weld .gov>
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Subject : 11 . 20 . 23 BoCC Meeting
Commissioners,
Good morning . Please see attached . Just wanted to bring this matter to your attention because there could be quite a
few people in attendance at Monday' s Board meeting pertaining to a rash of code compliance issues in the Greeley area .
There is at least one resident in the area that' s been turning in multiple complaints to the department over the last
month or so . The complaints range from excessive animal units to structures built without permits . Please note that
n one of the complaints are County initiated .
The area of the complaints is located in east Greeley; generally between E . 24th St north to E . 18th St and Balsam Avenue
e ast to Elder Avenue . The Commissioners will be familiar with this area . Most of the property is zoned R - 1 residential
u nder a legislative zoning change in 1961 and 1982 , respectively . The zoning is checkerboarded with a mix of
commercial , Ag and industrial ; especially along E . 18th St . Bella Romero school is also located in this area .
There is a petition being circulated in the area which has been submitted to the County . Over sixty ( 60 ) residents are
requesting that the County consider another legislative zoning change from R- 1 residential to "A" Agriculture . The
County does have the authority to change the official zoning map under Chapter 23 , Article II , Division I , Section 23 -2 - 10 .
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I met with one of the petitioners last week and I have their contact information.I believe that at least a few residents in
this area have contacted Commissioner James and Commissioner Saine about the issues.I can keep the Commissioners
updated on this issue.In the meantime,I am happy to work with the residents in this area while we work on solutions.
Sincerely,
Tom Parko
Director,Dept.of Planning Services
Weld County Government
1402 N.17th Avenue
Greeley,Colorado 80631
tel:970-400-3572
tparko@weld.gov
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Weld County Commissioners
1150 O Street
Greeley,CO 80634
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RE: Petition for Zoning Correction from R1 to AG
Area: Approximately;
East 16th Street to include:Delwood Ave,Elmwood Dr,Elder Ave-Fern
East 18th Street from the"V"on Hwy 34-Fern(where currently zoned R1)
East 20th Street from Balsam-Fern
East 24th Street from roughly Bluebell Ave-Hwy 34
Old Hwy 34 from 24th Street to the"V"on 18th Street
• All of Bluebell Ave
• All of Cherry Ave from East 18th Street to East 24th Street
The people residing or owning property in the above areas of Weld County are petitioning Weld County
Commissioners to correct the zoning designation from R1 to AG where applicable,so it's historical use
can continue without violating R1 codes.Properties in this area that are currently zoned something
other than R1,are not requesting a change to their current zoning.We have been told by the planning
department that this area had been zoned to R1 dateing back to 1961.The thinking being that Greeley
would expand East.The people in this area at that time,were however not held to the standards of the
R1 zoning change.Rather,they were left alone to live and carry on as they had for generations.Over
time this area did not expand into the city limits as one thought and again,these like-minded people
were allowed to live and let live as they have done for decades.The reasons for seeking this change are
many:
• Like-minded people have lived autonomously for generations in this area.Many of these
constituents have had different animals over the years and for many reasons:joy,
opportunities,recreation,survival,education,competition,financial and just their love for
animals to name a few.
• Many buildings and outbuildings were erected in good faith back in the day;many without
permits.There are tack sheds,lean twos,barns,sheds,garages,etc.dating back to 1940's
and 50's that fall out of the R1 zoning definitions and that may not have permits on file.
• Storage units/containers seem to be allowed in AG,but not R1.In addition,we've heard
that there is a specific size that requires a permit.Also,the location of the shed needs to be
several feet from the edge of the property in R1.It is all very confusing.
• These plots of land come in many shapes and sizes.Some have more than an acre and some
less.Some are still being operated as active farm ground.This causes a great deal of
confusion as the R1 zoning codes speaks of"lots"where AG speaks of"acreage"and what
can be done on each type of property.What is an"acre"?What is a"lot"?What is a
"farm"vs a"garden".There doesn't seem to be any definitive description of what this all
means.Is the guy with.7 acres or.8 considered to have acreage?Is the guy with a"lot"
afforded the same consideration.
• The setbacks for future construction are described differently in an R1 zoned area as
opposed to an AG.This could become problematic for some homeowners looking to
expand.
• The number and types of dwellings that are allowed are different as well.
These are just a few examples that have recently been raised as complaint to the code enforcement
team.Most everyone living or owning property in this area are more than likely in violation of the R1
zoning rules and the only time they become an issue is if there is a complaint levied.
Complaints....founded or not;as we all understand have to be investigated.This takes man power and
. an exorbitant amount of time.If found to be out of compliance,property owners have been given
immediate notification that they must bring their property in line with the R1 code standard or face
consequences($1,000 initially,$100 per day and then a lien on your property).
These freedom-loving,like-minded people who have resided in this area for generations,are being
asked to spend money that they don't have.They are being told to tear down buildings,remove storage
containers,portion off parts of their properties with privacy fencing,remove commerical vehicles,
reduce the number of animals they have as well as remove anyone living in anything other than the
main resident.These are just a few examples of complaints that have already taken place.Money's
been spent,people have been displaced,lives have been disrupted beyond repair,and the amount of
stress and anxiety that we're all dealing with borders on sheer terror...and for what?
Sadly,this has all taken place out of spite,with hateful intentions.The"anonymous"reporting that the
county currently embraces,has the potential of causing massive disruption to those like-minded people
who have lived peacefully for all these years.We would like to continue our ways of life without having
to fear that every time a white vehicle drives slowly down our roads,the code enforecment team is
bringing more bad news.Weaponizing our goverment as a tool for retribution is not a good use of tax
payers dollars.How people file complaints has to have some degree of accountability and substance.In
addition,there's no place for anonymity when it comes to matters as serious as this.Equally,unlimited
filing of these complaints is a recipe for perpetual disputes which quickly erodes departmental
efficientcies.It just has to stop!
We stand united as a community with an unwavering commitment to see this request through to a
sensible conclusion.Let us continue to live the lives we've enjoyed for decades.We're not asking for
special favors,we simply want to be left alone to live our simply and carefree lives.Change your policy
with respect to these anonymous complaints.Hold the complainant accountable,make them justify
their concerns in writing and log the names for future reference.Otherwise this vicious cycle will filter
through the county departments,potentially destroying families.Most importantly,correct the zoning
to fit the consistent decades old use of this area.
Respectfully,
East Greeley Zoning Petition
Address Account Number Parcel Number Weld County or Greeley
2144 Bluebell Ave R3395286 096116103005 UNINCORPORATED
2134 Bluebell Ave R3395186 096116103004 UNINCORPORATED
2141 Bluebell Ave R7185597 096116102008 UNINCORPORATED
2145 Blueebell Ave R3370405 096116115001 UNINCORPORATED
2154 Bluebell Ave R3370605 096116115002 UNINCORPORATED
2113 Bluebell Ave R3394486 096116102002 UNINCORPORATED
2128 Bluebell Ave R3395086 096116103003 UNINCORPORATED
2131 Bluebell Ave R3394686 096116102004 UNINCORPORATED
2021 Bluebell Ave R0090388 096116102007 UNINCORPORATED
2114 Bluebell Ave R3394986 096116103002 UNINCORPORATED
2125 Bluebell Ave R3394586 096116102003 UNINCORPORATED
1224 E 20th Street R3394186 096116101004 UNINCORPORATED
1331 E 20th Street R3368286 096110307005 UNINCORPORATED
1321 E 20th Street R3360286 096110300024 UNINCORPORATED
1017 E 20th Street R0092991 096109400075 UNINCORPORATED
1308 E 20th Street R3389986 096115200001 UNINCORPORATED
1221 E 20th Street R3350686 096109400062 UNINCORPORATED
1131 E 20th Street R3350986 096109400067 UNINCORPORATED
1133 E 20th Street R3346786 096109400014 UNINCORPORATED
2002 E 20th Street R8962981 096115103002 UNINCORPORATED
1403 E 20th Street R3367986 096110306007 UNINCORPORATED
1419 E 20th Street R3359986 096110300020 UNINCORPORATED
2121 E 20th Street R3372186 096110400044 UNINCORPORATED
1115 E 20th Street R3351486 096109400070 UNINCORPORATED
2119 Cherry Ave R3393486 096116100010 UNINCORPORATED
1818 Cherry Ave R3360486 096110300026 UNINCORPORATED
2350 Cherry Ave R8947471 096115200019 UNINCORPORATED
2121 Cherry Ave R3393286 096116100005 UNINCORPORATED
1829 Cherry Ave UNINCORPORATED
1839 Cherry Ave R3356186 096109404003 UNINCORPORATED
1843 Cherry Ave R4869907 096109404006 UNINCORPORATED
1903 Cherry Ave R3350086 096109400056 UNINCORPORATED
1923 Cherry Ave R3350286 096109400058 UNINCORPORATED
1915 Cherry Ave R3350186 096109400057 UNINCORPORATED
1931 Cherry Ave R3350386 096109400059 UNINCORPORATED
1941 Cherry Ave R3350486 096109400060 UNINCORPORATED
1831 Cherry Ave R3356386 096109404005 UNINCORPORATED
2301 Cherry Ave R4857507 096116100026 UNINCORPORATED
2300 Cherry Ave R3390586 096115200008 UNINCORPORATED
1909 Chestnut Ave R3368186 096110307002 UNINCORPORATED
1903 Chestnut Ave R3368086 096110307001 UNINCORPORATED
1930 Chestnut Ave R3367686 096110306004 UNINCORPORATED
1920 Chestnut Ave R3367586 096110306003 UNINCORPORATED
1937 Chestnut Ave R3368386 096110307006 UNINCORPORATED
1521 13th Ave R3082586 096107125017 CITY OF GREELEY
2233 E US Hwy 34 R3388586 096115000058 UNINCORPORATED
2144 E US HWY 34 R0011889 096115000084 UNINCORPORATED
1950 E US HWY 34 R3390386 096115200006 UNINCORPORATED
1321 E 24th Street R6777880 096115200092 UNINCORPORATED
2101 E 24th Street R4927307 096115100001 UNINCORPORATED
1622 Elder Ave R3372986 096110401002 UNINCORPORATED
1613 Elder Ave R3374486 096110402012 UNINCORPORATED
1600 Elder Ave R3372886 096110401001 UNINCORPORATED
1601 Elder Ave R3374386 096110402011 UNINCORPORATED
1801 Elder Ave R3371186 096110400031 UNINCORPORATED
1732 Elder Ave R4870007 096110401012 UNINCORPORATED
1700 Elder Ave R3373086 096110401003 UNINCORPORATED
1932 E 16th Street R3362986 096110302010 UNINCORPORATED
1811 E 17th Street R3361886 096110301014 UNINCORPORATED
1815 E 17th Street R2261703 096110301019 UNINCORPORATED
2113 E 18th Street R3373586 096110401008 UNINCORPORATED
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