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Home My WebLink About700256.tiff RESOLUTION WHEREAS, American Sportsman's Club, c/o Ira B. Baker, 5026 Ward Road, Wheatridge, Colorado 80033, has requested permission to locate a trap shooting range on the following described property, to-wit: A parcel of land located in the Southeast Quarter (SEj'--) of Section Nineteen (19), Township One (1) North, Range Sixty-six (66) West of the 6th P. M. , Weld County, Colo- rado, containing 12 acres, more or less, and WHEREAS, the said requested location for a trap shooting range is lo- cated in an agricultural zone as set forth by the Weld County Zoning Resolution, and WHEREAS, there is no such permitted use or operation under the Zoning Resolution of Weld County, and WHEREAS, the Weld County Planning Commission by resolution dated May 20, 1970, has recommended that said site for a trap shooting range be denied on the grounds that said site lies in a potential growth area, and is a noise nuis- ance to the surrounding property owners. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the application of American Sportsman's Club, c/o Ira B. Baker, 5026 Ward Road, Wheatridge, Colorado 80033, far a trap shooting range on the premises indicated be, and it hereby is denied. Made and entered this 24th day of June, 1970. BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS J / / ATTEST: :/// .ia �� // 441 ClerChe and By: » , ,,.„ ;�� / Deputy County Clerk APPROVFD)Ag TO O - County Attorney 2L0606 MIR / 700256 May 27, 1970 I hereby certify that pursuant to a -notice dated, April 24, 1970, duly published April 24 and May 22, 1970, a public hearing was had for a request for a Trap Shoot Range as requested by the American Sportsmans Club, at the time and place specified in said notice. The evidence presented was taken under /advisement. 12 ATTEST: a n„)ct2., CL A _A / L�9fll COUNTY CLERK&AND RECORDER CHAIRMAN AND CLERK TO THE BOARD BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS BEFORE THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WELD COUNTY, COLORADO May 27, 13)70 Present: County Commissioners ) Glenn K. Billings ) Harold W. Anderson ) Marshall H. -Anderson ) APPROVAL TRAP SHOOT RANGE Petitioners: ) American Sportsman Club ) Mr. Ira Baker ) Mr. Wayne Lesli-e ) Protestants: ) Mr. & Mrs. Frank Damiana ) Tape #13 Mr. Billings: We will call this hearing to order, _Docket Number 31, The American Sportsman Club of 827 Sherman Street, Denver, Colorado. on May 27, 1x970 at the hour of 2:00 P M. This is a request for an approval of -a site fora Trap Shoot -Range on the -following described property now owned by Weld County, Colorado. -The property is approximately 12 -acres in the -Southeast Quarter of Section 19, Township 1 North, -Range 66 West of the 6th P. M., Weld County, Colorado. This notice was duly published -on April 24 and May 15 1970 by the Clerk and Recorder at the in instructions of the Board of County Commissioners,/ the official publication for the County of Weld which is the Greeley Booster and the notice was also published 3n the Fort Lupton Press. At this time we will ask the -applicants to give us his information on how this is to be used, how it would be located in this parcel of ground. Ira Baker: We had filed a plat with the -Planning Commission showing where the traps would be located going -away from the highway and this is for trap only not for rifle or pistol shooting. Now I have also the signatures of the major landowners in the area. Mr. Adams on the north, Mr. Watkata on the east, Mr. Damiana on the west --- Mrs. Damiana: We want to withdraw that — we were not sure what you had in mind when we signed -that. Mr. Damiana: No I understood it was -a -gun club and not a trap until I saw your sign out there. Mrs. Damiana: We thought it had something to do with 4-H — we just really didn't think about it. Mr. Leslie : Mr. on the south has a small feedlot on the south of the gravel pit. There has been and is shooting going on with 'rifles and pistols contently with no supervision whatsoever, in fact Mr. Watada had -a -bullet whiz by the side of his house a half a mile away. Mr. Damiana: Well this shot came -from an air rifle along the highway. It has no bearing on this — this came from Brighton and Ft. Lupton it didn't come from down there. 2 Mrs. Damianas We have a diary farm right close by there and I am sure the noise will annoy the dairy cattle. Mr. Billings: We will let the applicant present all their information. Mr. Baker: If you talk to the people in the area it appears that there is shooting going on in there practically every weekend and particularly before the big game season most everyone foes out there to sight in their rifles. Certainly down in a pit like that - shotguns don't make that much not-se, you can scarcely hear it a hundred yards away as compared to a 30-0-6. Mr. Billings: You are planning on this to be open to be open and under supervision. Mr. Baker: That is correct - there will be no night shooting. Mr. Leslie: That will absolutely be the case. There will be no one around there without someone form the American Sportsman Club or an employee to supervise. On other item that we are considersing is a bow range in there - putting in a back stop with bales there. There will be no big game rifles or anything that would carry appreciatively. I would like to point out that the type of shot shell loads would be just the ordinary trap load, they would be restricted to those no larger than 3 drams. Mr. Anderson: That would be facing which way? Mr. Leslie: It would be to the east away from the highway. Mr. Bakers The sound would carry east because of the direction it is in - I guess - we don't want to cause a problem - I guess it turned out that there was a problem there, but we can make a check with the people and fire a shotgun, actually check to see if its report is of any significance. Mrs. Damianas Well if it isn't I have heard plenty. 3 Mr. Leslie: Are you judging rifles or by shot guns in that area? Mrs. Damiana: Well everything. Mr. Damiana: They had a trap shoot up there behind the grange building they would drive you nuts from there. That was further away than that. Years to come they had one up there at the grange. Mr. Lorensen: Mr. Chairman, I have a diagram here of the layout. Mr. Anderson: Are you planning on fencing that area? Mr. Leslie: Yes. There is a fence on two sides now. It is in' the gravel pit - I don't know what the depth 9f that is. Mr. Anderson: Its a little over 20 feet. Mr. Billings: Do you have any questions, Harold Mr. Anderson: No I have no questions. Mr. Lorensen: Mr. Chairman, I would like to ask a question. Do you plan to use this for skeet ? Mr. Leslie: No, just trap. Wadiscounted skeet tan cause a high - low house - you know you suggested direction we therefore decided we would go with the traps so it would shooting - again away from the highway - east across the bottom of the pit. We know that part would be a very safe situation. The skeet house would be shooting in two different directions. We felt that would not not be a safe situation so we restricted. Mr. Anderson: I have one question, would that be fenced? Mr. Leslie: It is down in the pit area - we certainly plan for a boundary around it, but the basic pit area being down in there - I think you will have it quite bounded by the pit but we could fence it. Mr. Anderson: The point is this it will be more or less open to the public unless it is fenced. 4 Mr. Leslie: Oh I see, we will definitely control so that people could not go In there, other than members and employees. We don't want people in there using that without our knowledge. Mr. Billings: Do you have any questions, Marsh? Mr. Anderson: No. Mr. Billings: We will hear from the objectors of this. If you will state your name and address. Mr. Damiana: Frank Damiana, I object to this trap shoot on account of it interfering with any livihood and my wife's nerves. If you have ever lived around a trap shoot you know how they are and why they are looking for a place to go. My objections is they say you can't hear a shot but I have lived there for quite sometime Mrs. Damiama: We have been there for 22 years, his family has been there for 50 years Mr. Damiana: I have seen that gravel pit start out from a hole and I have lived with it long enough and I think I deserve a break on that part of the country out there. Mrs. Damiana: The gravel pit has been objectionable but we figured there was nothingi we Gould do about that - we need the roads -- Mr. Damiana: The gravel pit work has to be done, this other doesn't have to be done. We have swallowed quite a littte dust and have listened to all your motors out there and I think we have served our time on that pit and I object to this because it interfers with my business. It will scare the cows I know during duck season I know what shots do to cows because I am also fortunate enough to live along the river, so I get all the shot gun service during duck season and I know what it does to my cows. You say you ca-t hear it over in that pit and I have heard all the shooting he is talking about going on - but it doens't go on over there at night there is night He says there won't be any night shooting now, well, when they get the trap in - there isn't any night shooting over there now. This is something that should be looked into there might be some there now and there could be night shooting any place. 5 Mr. Damiana: That is my main objection. They say it is going to be closed to the public, except members, I guess it doesn't take too much to become a member - it will be open to pretty near everybody. Mr. Billings: Do you have letters to prove the landowners around there or verbal are those just/statements2 Mr. Leslie: I didn't get any signed - I didn't realize the fact Mr. Damianas Incidently those other landowners who live around there - they don't live there. They live in town and have cattle out there and feed the cattle. The rest of them live about 2 miles away from the pit. I can't go to town. Mr. Billings: Mr. Lorensen, as the County Planner would you like to elaborate on what the Planning Commission has decided about this piece of property. Mr. Lorensen: The Planning Commission at its last regular meeting recommended that this be recommended unfavorably recommended to the Board of County Commissioners for this reason: this land lies in-apotential growth area and would be a noise hazard to the surrounding property owners, livestock and nearby homes and homesites. In addition to their recommendation I have some other comments regarding. I looked around for regulations that other counties have and the ones that I did come up with are those of Adams County. They skeet and have a provision in their regulations for trap-in/shooting fields. The provisions are these, this alone applies to trap portion because this is the portion they are requesting (1) that a 1 by 300 yard danger zone shall be provided for trap fields, (2) a 3 by 600 danger zone shall be provided for the skeet field, (3) traps-in field may be combined within a 3 by 600 yard zone area, (4) the trap fields layout shall meet the requirements of the American Trap Association and (5) that the skeet field layout shall meet the requirments of the skeet shooting association. I feel that if you had a - if you decide to do this other than denial on this - then one they should meet similar type of requirements to prove that they have this zoned areas and there is some question on the map that this area exists. 6 In additon to that there are some other requirements that they request in Adams County that I think would be apropos. the perimeter of the range shall be landscaped to provide natural noise barriers, the remainder of the range shall be planted and amintained with grass and such for suitable ground cover. Shooting will be conducted by a range officer or instructor qualified by the National Rifle Association or other military service. In addition to signs and warnings adequate space for danger areas, parking, equipment storage, club house shall be provided and in addition to this list they indicate it shall be fenced, the shooting range shall be located to take advantage of natural barriers. The entire range including the danger area, if the range is not a safety range, shall be fenced and warning signs shall be posted every 200 feet. I think if you do no follow the recommendation of the Planning Commission then these -things should be built in to it for protection. Mr. Billings: Do you have any comments on building in this typed requirments in that area before it would be approved? Mr. Leslie: It is fenced up there now above the shooting area. The pit itself is the best protection we can have. If it is necessary we can put a fence there that we wouldn't do otherwise. The way it measures out is a long rife won't shoot out - not shooting at a level of a body trap. Mr. Baker: There is no way that it can get beyond the confines of the walls of the pit - to shoot up the shots as it comes up and comes down, which is a projectory that would be shot at in a trap thrown target would be about the maximum distance a shell would carry out there - if we went out and measured this. We are very certain if would not go out beyond the walls. We would be willing to put up a fence. We would certainly intend to patrol the area by access point around. As for the number of people using this I might point out that our membership 7 is less than a thousand and the total fees of getting into the club are such that the average public does not belong to the club and would not. So the avid hunter, fisherman are making a sacrifice to get in there. By no means would our club be involved with the general public. It is not that kind of an organization. We have a thousand members in Colorado today . So as for the quantity of people that woun't be a large factor, but there will be shooting we will be practicing during the day. Mr. Billings: Can you give us a complete decision as whether you will abide by the regulations that our County Planner has asked to be built in this - we can give you copies of this and if you would send us a letter, as soon as possible, that you would abide by these rules and regulations in skeet shooting - I won't ask you to give a decision on some of the things he has read there today, but our County Planner feels that these are areas that we need to look at strongly and have regulations on. We should give you a copy of those and you can indicate by letter. Mr. Leslie: Mr. Billings, we would be very happy to get the Winchester and Remington people to help us lay out traps. As a matter of fact I have contact with these people and would meet with a representative of the County and go out and actually lay out 9hd check the measurements. We are as anxious as anyone else that we have a safe area. We would be most willing to have you people out along with an appropriate person from your area. Actually we could go out there and show you in more detail what we have - if weed be we :cruld stake out trap loads and could assess the situation. I happen to shoot trap throught the country professionally and it is one of the things I am fairly familar with and you do need to have a safe situation. So we would be very happy to comply with the ATA regulation, in fact we want to comply because that would mean we would get registered shoots. That would be our thought with what was just suggested. 8 Mr. Billings: I would be interested in knowing the noise factor as far as these people are concerned. It would be an on the site inspection. This is very important. Mr. Leslie: If we _could have them on Saturdays _and Sundays that would be the predominant period. We would like not to dirount shooting during the week. There would no night shoot - no lights or facilities like that. Just to assure you right here we do not intend night shooting. We could make that a stipulation if that would help these people. Mrs. Damiana: No the day shooting would be the as the night - it would still affect the cows. All our property is around there our home and all. Mr. Billings: On a physical inspection is what we would like to have we can see all limitations out there and see if they can meet the rules and regulations we feel need to be built into this. The nosie factor your meeting with the to check this out and then this Board could make a decision. Unless there is other information on this I will entertain a motion to receive more facts on this. The American Sportsman Club, as far as being able to comply with these regulations - until this we will take the matter under advisement. /‘t tut tea ,r94 ill Xa6 2 _-- _ ��,3 v• ' (-2. 5' i ' .3 .L;c S Sc. Lq.2`,_S 1- ' l el r r) ''71)1<?" '‘'‘ .UG(,d r ��- '-f---7----":"Z, CJ x'70 8c,m - ,. d . ,-,-, --,I-0Q_ �� saw s� , z'd ' - .j 7- 3J' 9 5 NOTICE 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 proposed location of a Trap Shoot Range are requested to attend and may be heard. Docket 31: American Sportsman Club 827 Sherman St. Denver, Colorado Date: May 27, 1970 Time: 2:00 o'clock P. M. Request: Approval of site for a Trap Shoot Range on the following described property now owned by Weld County, Colorado. Approximately 12 acres in the Southeast Quarter (SE4) Section 19, Township 1, Range & . Dated& April 22, 1970 THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WELD COUNTY, COLORADO BY: ANN SPOMER COUNTY CLERK AND RECORDER AND CLERK TO THE BOARD Publish: The Greeley Booster April 24 & May 15 The Fort Lupton Press u / �'. �.�. /vu, lsh-i/o--- 9,/; ,3 77/ 9 • 14.04tIEELEY MOOSTRR(Greblitiec440 397b( NOTtC A public hearing will be held in the office of the Board of County CaMininsioners of Weld-County, C iersdo , :Weld County Court' lbse, Greeley, Colorado, at the4 time specified. All persons in any.. =ES interested in the.proposed location of a Trap Shoot Range' are requested to attend cad may be heard. DOCKET NO. 31: American Sportsman-Club 827 Sherman St. Denver, Colorado DATE: May 27, 1970 TREE: 2:00 O'clock P. M. Request: Approval of site for a Trap Shoot Range on the follow- ing deserted property now owned ty Weld County, Colorado: - Approximately l2 acres in the Southeast Quarter (SEM) Sec- tine 191, Township 7,. Range 66. -Dated: April 22, 1970 THE BOARD OP ;. COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WELD COUNTY, COLORADO By: ANN SPOMER COUNTY CLERK AND RECORDER AND CLERK. . TO THE BOARD.. Publishedf in The Greeley tt:April 24 and May 15 EW RECEIPT FOR CERTIFIED MAIL-30e (plus postage) SENT POSTMARK TO � / / �. OR DATE Q4 M/ �/Z/ tT a A�iYr26^T i • STREET AND NO. Co f. 77 �� C7 P.O. S ATE AND-ZIP CODE 00 Sr D TN I--� pp'' fy,, `! RECEIPT I `I kIB`'nit Y • i i,, SERVICES b i. .q" Fie DELIVER TO AD.,. '- SPECIAL DELIVER • ; POD Form 3800 e - , Sep.1968 '` +t1 'I ,SFr: �Am. f'� yPi µb rl .t(p, arvM1ti" t ,.OAIYNva„6•nai�4cKs�k All RECEIPT FOR CERTIFIED MAIL-304' (plus postage) SENT TO / POSTMARK OR DATE STREET AND NO. r' `.22/9. s°. J 4'' O-00 i 1 ' l, ul'Y 'hC F f� YY h ;. ^V • {& } r §r F r . n - 1D'T RETURN O RECEIPT f y SERVICES 14 _ DELIVER TO ADr, SPECIAL DELIVE rAr; r 1�1 4 POD Form 3800 Sep.1968 3+6�r ! dam V r s 1P . `,1440.',;,,,,:: 9 I iLo� BEFORE THE WELD COUNTY, COLORADO PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION OF RECOMMENDATION TO THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Case No. SUP 45 Date 5/20/70 APPLICATION OF American Sportsman's Club, cl o Ira B. Baker Address 5026 .h.rd .Co=al, `. heatridge, Colo. 80033 Moved by =onald Heitman 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 rn90402C147VOK ( CiaLC iVXCNG • ( Aa (tiWct o! APPROVAL of . ..`jAP 5HUGTING .i NGE covering the following described property in Weld County, Coloraao, to-wit: parc :l in the Sout.:ast Q rirter (Stc ) of ..ection Nineteen (19), Township One (1) North, R:..nge sixty-six (6') West of the 6th weld County, Coiovado contain• ng 12 acres .ore or ]. ss. be recommended ( q (unfavorably) to the Board of County Commissioners for the following reasons: Lies in a potential growth area, a noise hazard for the surrounding property owners, livestock and nearby existing mobile home park. • Motion seconded by John -.z.tson . Vote: For Passage: Leonard :3f:rtels Against Passage: Philip Bowles : onald Heitman J. Bran Nix • John hj.tson 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-72-005 CERTIFICATION OF COPY Dorothy Hill , 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 Mac 19, 19y /0 , and recorded in Book No. III, Page No. , of the proceedings of said Planning Commission. Dated this 20th day of Nay , 19 70, Recording Secre pry, Weld County Planning Commission PC-Z-006 GLENN K. BILLINGS. CHAIRMAN RT. 2. BOX 167, GREELEY, COLD. ( �5? Tb�u.B� - HAROLD W. ANDERSON, ¢�rgy �,.P� �''q (�b CHAIRMAN PRO.TEM ir,Y iµ'[`�tig.) RT. I. JOHNSTOWN. COLO. OFFICE OF MARSHALL H. ANDERSON. BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MEMBER PHONE 13031 353.2212 (ply,2412 8TH AVE., GREELEY. COLO. i st.e" taL ; E%T. 21, 22, AND 23 April 8, 1970 Weld County Planning Commission Attention: Mr.'B, Lorenson County Services Building Greeley, Colorado Dear Sir: Please be informed that after due consideration, the Board of County Commissioners request the County Planning Commission to contact Mr. Ira Baker of 549 RidgeRoad, Littleton, Colorado, in _regard to the correct zoning of an old gravel pit near Fort Lupton. This land will be purchased by the American Sportsman Club if and when the proper zoning has been attained. Yours truly, The Board of County Commissioners Weld County, Colorado By: / vtv 41-'42„e, <`/.✓ Chairman GKB/f .P / 9 • • • illw.:...44.•••••••.••••...,...-,c . M rk. 4. IRA B.BAKER 5 549 RIDGE ROAD 3 5 5 1, LITTLETON, COLORADO 80120 ' e I>5 M \Y c, 19/ 2 3-9 5 '' 1 O2O l,, 1`' TO T)IE xi- _ #_,LIC461 _ :, DUI.LAR y CHERRY CREEK NATIONAL BANK I.I. DENVER,COLORADO • bolt 1'clwt� ' - ///fj �% / .1. I `—� J t 1: LO20.. 0D95i: 80... 3625 111' IRA B. 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MOO ,i BI 12 Pt I. 2 lying East of I31 4, L 10 11 -- -- -- -- -- ---- •- -- .- -- -- -- ._ .: __ .10.60 i? Public Jlwy & S of N 60' 31 of said Lot 2 - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 90.00 �: GREELEY __ V4LLMA12 • s. FILE 2 jGnrdeaside El 3 N IS' 131 1 L2-W 150' __ __ __ __ __ .. __ __ ... __ __ __ __ __ 10.00 t., '` hots 7 to 12 -- -- -- -- _- -• -- -- -- -- --M.. ._ _. .. __ 90.00 Section 30, Township 7 t', GREELEY OUT North, Range 60 a tract of ill 1. Burger & Fry B1 I L 4 ._ _- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --�2g0.00 - -------------- ----- -- -- -- -- -- --- 'o,® • • ;, 0 NO. GREELEY _.ec�tion i9, Townnahip 1(Lucerne) So- of No. 2 Canal s; I31 1 L 2-46.8.10.12.14-16 __ .. ... _- .. . - 44.00 , l2<;rif a 66 Approximately 12 - - "- - -- - acres in Southeast Quarter (Old Gravel Pit) .... GRAVERdr The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids, 131 8 L i l __ __ __ -- -- •. _ - 1110.00 `.' HEREFORD D ed this 18th day of February, 1870. ` . THE BOARD OP �' '3 13120L8-9 -- ._ .. I i.J COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Y4 J Kiab�A `., / ; • WELD COUNTY, COLORADO j I31 2, L 123 .._ _. -- -_ -- __ - -- -• -•• -- -- - _. l,! 30.00 I By: ANN SPOMER r•3i FIRST ADDITION ' COUNTY CLERK,A^D j.; RECORDER AN 2 1. L CLERK TO THE BOARD ,'� 1 BI 22, L-7-8-9 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- •- --,-- -.; -- --. -- 30.60 ` Colo. Revised Statutes, 1963: 137943 "h 13L22, L 10-11-12 __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ __ __ ____ __ __ __ 30.00 itbIished in The Greeley Booster Feb. 20, March 6, 13, 1970 1 - , g4/(/y4� 4-0e7s47;/-0101/!( ez i'1� d • ; 74t0, 4"."4/ .TT. O -1/1/-eiti. ego 4 O FZI;- e) g • . -.i t-cr": I �� {//f ;: -' nn Gr l.n l..un sportsman's club July 2, 1970 Glenn K. Billings, Chairman County Commissioner Weld County Courthouse Greeley, Colorado Dear Mr. Billings: On the properties offered for sale at public auction March 30, 19709 I should like to make the following offers: 0Cc Mead Bl 4, L 18 and 20 $40.00 -`? Milliken B1 7, L 24 510.00 Bl 10, L 23 $10.00 Bl 42, L 10 $10.00 Vollmar file 2 B1 1 2-C: v g L 2- W 150!. $10.00 Sec. 3D, township T'N, Range 60 at tract 208' Sq in N E Corner E-'z $10.00 Enclosed is my check for $90.00. Sincerely, � P ,?�^ Ira Baker I 827 SHERMAN STREET • DENVER, COLORADO 80203 • PHONE 303-292-3740 GLENN K. EILL.NGS, CH A.RMAN RT 2. BOX 107. GREELEY. COLO.HAROLD W. ANDERSON. CHAIRMAN P“O.TGM RT. I. :OhNETOWN, COLO. OFFICE OF THE WELD COUNTY ATTORNEY SAMUEL 5. TELEP COUNTY ATTORNEY MARSHALL H. ANDERSON. M` PHONE 13031 352.5132 2< In AVE GREELEY- CO.O. `- � 1 -...t t'-.. I October 9, 1970 Mr. Ira Baker Membership Services Director The American Sportsman's Club 5026 Ward Road Wheatridge, Colorado 80033 Re: 12 acre tract of land located in the Southeast Quarter (SE4) of Section 19, Township 1 North, Range Sixty- six (C3) West of the 6th P. M. , Weld County, Colorado. Dear Mr. Baker: Your letter of October 1, 1970, accompanied with checks for $1. 00. 00 and $1. 50 respectively, both dated March 30, 1970, relative to the above has been turned over to this office for attention. 4ease be advised that I have investigated the facts and circumstances of this transaction and must conclude that your bid was received with conditions that were never fulfilled. If you will remember, your bid was made subject to the land being rezoned for a trap range and your check in the sum of $100. 00 was held in escrow pending public hearing on zone change. The change of zone was denied and you were properly notified of the denial and your check was returned to you, signifying that the board rejected your bid and the matter was considered closed. In view of the above, I regret to advise that your bid there- fore was never accepted. Accordingly, I am returning herewith your checks for $100. 00 and $1. 50 and we are closing our files on this matter. Stn amuel S. elep SST/emw / Attorney at Law 2RBteeIeTo)"G� Hello