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Home My WebLink About20212563.tiffMINOR AMENDMENT TO A USE BY SPECIAL REVIEW (MUSR) APPLICATION FOR PLANNING DEPARTMENT USE: AMOUNT $ APPLICATION RECEIVED BY DATE RECEIVED: CASE # ASSIGNED: PLANNER ASSIGNED. PROPERTY INFORMATION (Attach additional sheets if necessary) Is the property currently in violation? ❑ No / ❑ Yes Violation Case Number: Site Address; 2220 O Street, Greeley, CO_ 80631 / fat e/ a DPos 36/c 0009 Parcel Number: 0 8 0 3 - 3 1 - 2 - 0 0 „ 0 0 9 Legal Description: See attached pages Section; , Township N, Range W Zoning District: AG a C Acreage: 127.3 Within subdivision? No / ❑ Yes Townsite? L No / 0 Yes If yes, subdivision or townsite name: Ilia Floodplain 0 No / Yes Geological Hazard No / 0 Yes Airport Overlay No I 0 Yes PROPERTY OWNER(S) (Attach additional sheets if necessary.) Name: Rex and Sharon Hiner Company: RM Hiner Construction Company IncName of proposed business: Phone #: 970-356-2660 Street Address: 2220 O Street, City/State/Zip Code: Greeley, CO. 80631 Name: Company: Phone #: Street Address: City/State/Zip Code Email: rmhpipeconst@yahoo.com Email APPLICANT/AUTHORIZED AGENT (Authorization must be included if there is an Authorized Agent.) Name: Mike Bare Company: Exceptional Realty Services Inc Phone #: 303-514-3533 Email: mikebare99©gmail.com Street Address: 16854 Trail View Circle City/State/Zip Code: Parker, Co. 80134 I (We) hereby depose and state under penalties of perjury that all statements, proposals, and/or plans submitted with or contained within the application are true and correct to the best of my (our) knowledge. All fee owners of the property must sign this application. If an Authorized Agent signs, an Authorization Form signed by all fee owners must be included with the application. If the fee owner is a corporation, evidence. must be included indicating the signatory has the leg I authority to sign for the corporation. Sign ire ' Date Signaiure Date Rex Hiner Print Sharon Hiner Print 5 DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING AND BUILDING DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH AND ENVIRONNMENT 1555 NORTH 17TH AVENUE GREELEY, CO 80631 AUTHORIZATION FORM FOR BUILDING, PLANNING AND HEALTH DEPARTMENT PERMITS AND SERVICES Rex and Sharon Hiner Mike Bare I, (We), give permission to (Owner — please print) (Applicant/Agent — please print) to apply for any Planning, Building or Health Department permits or services on our behalf, for the property located at: 2220 O Street, Greeley, CO. 80631 see attached page: Legal Description: of Section , Township N, Range W None Subdivision Name: - Lot Block Property Owners Information: 970-356-2660 Phone: Applicant/Agent Contact Information: 303-514-3533 Phone: rmhpipeconst@hotmail.com E-mail: E -Mail: mikebare99@gmail.com Email correspondence to be sent to: Owner ❑ Applicant/Agent El Both_E_ Postal service correspondence to be sent to: (choose only one) Owner ❑ Applicant/Agent P-1 l Applicant Mailing address:16854 Trail View Cr., Parker, CO. 80134 Additional Info Owner Signature:__ Owner Signature: Date: //ze Date: ' i(1 For this Record... Filing history and documents Get a certificate of good standing File a form Subscribe to email notification Unsubscribe from email notification Business Home Business Information Business Search FAQs, Glossary and Information Summary Details Name R. M. MINER CONSTRUCTION CO., INC, Status Good Standing Formation date 07/09/1982 ID number 19871484401 Form Corporation Periodic report month July Jurisdiction Colorado Principal office street address 11 AUSTIN ROAD, LAMAR, CO 81052 , United Stales Principal office mailing address 2220'O' Street, Greeley, CO 80631, United States Registered Agent Name Sharon A. Hiner Street address 2220 'O' Street, Greeley, CO 80631, United States Mailing address n/a Filing history and documents Get a certificate of good standing Get ce.rtifieu copies of documents File a form Set up secure business filing Subscribe to email notification Unsubscribe from email notification Sack 1 CERTIFICATE OF EXISTENCE and AUTHORITY STATE OF COLORADO } )5s: COUNTY OF WELD The undersigned, a OFficer of R.M. Hiner Construction Company, Inc 11 Austin Road. Lamar,Col.orado 81052 being first duly sworn, deposes and says: 1. EXISTENCE OF ENTITY. The Entity: • is a Corporation ("Entity), was formed under the laws of the: c, State of Colorado o Country of United States of America o Other authority: _ ; and • was organized on the I S t day of July 2. IDENTITY OF PERSON EXECUTING THIS CERTIFICATE. 1. • Name of person executing this Certificate: Title of person executing this Certificate: Person's mailing address: 2220 City: Greeley Sharon A Hiner 1982 ,OF'Y Secretar Treasurer treet State CC) zip 80631 3. EXECUTING AUTHORITY. The board of directors, managers, members, general partners, or other governing body of the Entity opening the account(s), has duly taken all action legally required and in accordance with its governing document(s), as applicable, to open the account(s) in the name of the Entity. 4. POWERS OF PARTIES ACTING ON BEHALF OF THE ENTITY. Further, the person executing this certificate hereby attests that any (required am.'rPcs) one of the following agent(s)/officer(s): Name Title Rex M Hiner President has/have been designated by the board of directors, managers, members, general partners or other May 1, 2019 Pare 1 of 2 governing body of the entity as being a person who has been duly authorized to engage in transactions with respect to the account(s), as set forth below: (Checkmark ✓ one of the following): Ali powers, without limitation, to establish a loan(s) at GNBank, N.A. _ All powers to establish bank loans as needed with GNBank, N.A., except for: (list any limitations on powers) 5. Additional information, including, by way of example and without limitation, resolutions; certificate of good standing; trade name registration; taxpayer identification; entity agreements; or documents or parts thereof evidencing the existence or the authority of the person executing the certificate; an indemnification that is acceptable to GNBank, N A.; or any other equivalent document, requested by GNBank, N.A. to establish a deposit or loan account(s) shall be freely and timely provided. 1 •� .� LC. 11 L- d l /l.'_ k Sharon A Hiner Secretary/Treasurer This instrument was acknowledged before me on this 3rd day of April , 20 20 by Sharon A Hiner KIMBERLY J. STEGMAN NOTARY PUBLIC STATE OF COLORADO NOTMY C0MMISSI0NEXPIRES19974003135 U 19, 2021 My appointment expires: May 1, 2019 SnalT Notary Public Pace 2 of MINOR AMENDMENT TO A USE BY SPECIAL REVIEW (MUSR) QUESTIONNAIRE Answer the following questions on a separate sheet. If a question does not pertain to your use, please respond with "not applicable". -----1. Describe, in detail, the proposed amendment to the existing USR. Include, as applicable: tea. Any proposed changes to hours of operation, number of employees, parking, landscaping, screening, etc. b. Any changes to the lot surface (e.g. asphalt, gravel, landscaping, dirt, grass, buildings). . Any changes to the size of stockpile, storage, or waste areas to be utilized, if any. mod. Any changes to the type of items stored. Any changes to where and how storage and/or stockpile of wastes, chemicals, and/or petroleum will occur on this site. f. Any changes to the fuel storage on site. /g. Any changes in air emissions (e.g. painting, oil storage, etc.). Any changes from the original application to the traffic generated by the use (average per day, maximum per day, type of vehicles, travel routes, etc.). A traffic study or traffic narrative including a traffic control plan may be required. 1. Any increase in the impervious area of the site. A drainage report, preliminary drainage study, or drainage narrative may be required. /F -j. Any changes to the access to the site. An Access Permit may be required. /2. Provide a statement delineating the need for the proposed amendment. 3. Describe the uses surrounding the site and explain how the proposed amendment is compatible with them. An MSWord (.docx) version of this questionnaire is available by request. 9 05-06-2021 Hiner Recreation Lakes USR Revision 2021 Questionnaire — 2220 O Street, Greeley, CO. 80631 Question 1 a, No changes to hours of Operation, Employees landscaping or screening. Member RV Storage has been against the fence line along 231d Ave running north to south starting at the member entrance gate on 213rd Ave.. This has been the designated storage area on the most recent approved USR in 2019 and has been used by the members for 8 to 9 years. We added an additional storage are to this USR revision near the abandoned well just west of the Camp Lake. b. Only changes to Lot surface is the addition of shop near the Hiner's home (north & West of their home). This shop was permitted through Weld County. c. No changes to material stockpile, storage or waste areas to be utilized. d. No changes to the types of items stored. e. No changes to where and how material storage and/or stockpile of waste, chemicals. Oil/Gas well just west of camp lake was plugged and abandoned by company servicing well. This change is noted on the USR revision. f. No changes to Fuel Storage on site. g. No changes to air emissions on site. h. No changed to traffic patterns from last revised and approved USR Permit. i. No changes in the impervious area of the site, j. No changes to access from the most recent revised and approved USR Permit. 2. The reason for this revision of the USR permit are as follows: - Main reason for this revision request is to get the property as it has been operated for years to match up to the USR so we are in sync. Add the new shop north and west of the Hiner's home. - Show the plugged and abandoned oil/gas well just west of the camp lake. Add the 12 camping spots to the small lake in the southeast corner of the property called the "Camp Lake". Get the South Lake camping spots in compliance on the USR for overnight camping. In 2015 there was a meeting in Kersey with FEMA and Weld County and the property owners were told that FEMA would allow overnight camping to take place on the on the South Lake. Since that meeting took place and verbal approval was given we have been operating that way. We now want it to be reflected on the USR Permit. The Landowner, Leaseholder and Members would like to respectfully request that we can leave our campers, support/storage trailers and large items at the site in our camping area in the offseason. The offseason is 10/15 to 04/14 each year. Although some of these spots are in the flood plain (not all of them) the risk of any flooding in the offseason is minimal or nonexistent. This is a period when there is no runoff or heavy rains in Colorado. We would be open to some additional rules and creating an anchoring system for each RV and trailer and all small items in a members site would have to be enclosed in a shed, trailer or removed from the property in the offseason. Owner, Leaseholder and Members may want to add electrical service to each lake and to each site. Permits for all work will be obtained and building codes followed. This work would be done in the next 2 to 3 years. • The other changes are mainly cleaning up some language and removing notes and standards that are redundant. 3. Uses of the site will remain the same and will not have a negative impact to the surrounding area, neighbors or community. Said uses are Oil & Gas Operations, Mining Operations and Private Recreational Watersports and Camping Club. This property has been used in such a manner since the early 1990's. The property site has only improved in condition, the activities on the property have injected large amounts of money in the surrounding community. The uses are and have been in compliance with the previously approved USR Permits, County Code and are in harmony and compatible with the neighborhood as a whole. All activities on the property are approached with respect to the land, guidelines, neighbors and community. Sincerely, Mike Bare -Hiner Recreation Lake Leaseholder/Manager DocuSign Envelope ID: CAFBDD39-5013-4400-B7CC-9394262C1830 06/01/2021 RE: Clarifying Statements (2) for MUSR 1075 Minor Revision Application -2021 To Weld County Planning Department, Here are some additional clarifying statements regarding the MUSR 1075 Minor Revision Application I have submitted. 1- The hours of operation are 24/7 for both the Watersports and Camping Operations and all other operations on the property. The Watersports and Camping Operations have a season which starts 04/15 and ends 10/14 every year. There are no employees in my hire or for RM Hiner Construction with regards to the operations under the MUSR 1075 at 2220 O St., Greeley, 80631. The Watersports and Camping Operations is managed by Mike Bare. There is a strict rules package that is in place for all members to follow as well. There are many areas of landscaping and screening throughout the property both planted by the owners and by lake members over the years. There is also much natural growth that is occurring and is maintained. 2- Items being Stored. The following items are being stored for the Watersports and Camping Operations: a. RV's, Boats & Campers, and related equipment. b. Support Trailers such as enclosed trailers, utility trailers. c. Construction & Farm Equipment d. Construction Materials. e. Vehicles (personal and business support). f. Carports, Storage Sheds, Shade Structures. The following items are being stored on the property for the Construction, Mining Operations and Oil & Gas Operations: a. Items pertaining to the construction company that are being stored on the property include all necessary safety equipment, safety vests, earplugs, hard toed shoes/boots, FR clothing (fire retardant) , hardhats, gloves, fire extinguishers, and first aid kits, b. Digging equipment, back filling equipment, and boring equipment. c. Welding, testing and related equipment. d. All construction supporting equipment, and supplies (such as oil, fuel, and grease) e. Farm equipment, livestock equipment, including feed, fencing, and related materials. DocuSign Envelope ID: CAFBDD39-5013-4400-B7CC-9394262C1830 f. Windbreaks, temporary shade and rain protection. g. All necessary equipment for mining h. Sand and Gravel i. Vehicles: personal and business's support vehicles j. All oilfield operations are managed by oilfield personnel only. k. All the above list of items has been used on the property since 1993. Sincerely, ----DocuSigned by: td tL 527793FFEDEA443.,. 6/10/2021 Mike Bare Hiner Recreation Lakes Leaseholder 08/18/2020 RE: Proposal for revisions to 2MUSR-19-95-1O75 Revisions 2020 -Hiner Recreation Lakes 1) Add name "Camp Lake" to the small lake in SE corner of Property. 2) Add "Camp Lake" to North Lake typical site. 3) Add back to USR permit typical "South Lake" sites. See original USR for reference. 4) Change deck and patio size form 10'x20' to 30 x 50 and add word patio or deck. 5) Change storage shed/trailer size to 12 x 25 6) Add 10 camp sites to west shoreline of Camp Lake and 2 sites to south shoreline. These sites have been there for 3 years. The lake has been designated for water sports and recreational activities since the USR inception. 7) Remove oil/gas well operations area near camp lake, well is now plugged and inoperable. Also, remove 3 -inch gas line from Well area by Camp Lake going east to property line. Gas line has been removed. 8) Add 12 camp sites to shoreline of South Lake. Add 2 docks in water on west end of south lake. These sites have been there for 10 years, and the lake has been designated for water sports and recreational activities. For 2014 & 2015 we were not camping overnight in these areas and had alternate camp sites for the South Lake Members on the North Lake. In 2016 the property owners Rex & Sharon Hiner were advised that we could overnight camping on the South Lake again like we had in the past. It has been this way since 2016. 9) South Lake and Camp Lake are in the proposed flood plain as far as we are aware. Depends on the Flood info being used (current or proposed). This may have changed since 2011 or later. If the Camp Lake and South Lakes are in the flood plain, then we need to come up with an acceptable tethering or anchoring device/system to anchor the trailers, decks, storage sheds or trailers to the ground in case of a flooding scenario (only if determined to be necessary). This would be a work around to allow these sites to be permitted and set up in the flood plain. I am working with the Planning and Flood Plain departments to devise the proper system. 10) Although not stated in the USR the Hiners have agreed, and we want to allow the members to leave their sites set up year-round instead of breaking them down and moving RV's, equipment, and trailers to the designated storage areas. In other words, to not break them down in the offseason. The only reason this was done in the past was the Hunting operations that happened on the property in the winter during the waterskiing offseason. The Hunting operations are not happening now and if they resume for any reason the Hunters will be instructed to stay away from all the camp site areas on the lake. We can and will have provisions in the rules to direct the members for the offseason storage such as site cleanup and preparation for winter/off season. We will also have provisions that the members could not use their sites for any recreation purposes, only to check on their sites and equipment during the offseason. 11) We would like to move the primary entrance for the lake operations to the pervious entrance behind the Weld County Planning Building at the Northeast corner of the property. Want to do this because the current entrance is too narrow and has a sharp left or right turn when going through the gate. This is problematic as it does not allow for long vehicles and RV's as well as is a congested area. Moving the entrance to where it was will allow for straight shot in and out of the automatic gate. We will move the automatic gate to the Northeast corner if approved. This has been asked in the past couple years to Weld County and we were denied the change. 12) Development Notes -Page 1 Changes to revised USR-1075 permit 2020. #1- added camp sites and adjusted typical size. #2- Adjusted typical camp site for South Lake site. #8 — Adjusted language of toilets and added trash. #9- added this note for clarification. #10 -added this note for clarification and procedure to leave sites set up during season and offseason as well. #15 -adjusted number of people to match rules and what we have done for 15 years. #16 -added language to match rules and what we have done for years. 13) The Following Development Standards page 2 were revised: a. #26 -this changed to read that campsites and overnight parking would be allowed with the proper anchoring systems in place. b. # 27 -Not sure how to change this but it needs to allow for overnight parking and camping. FYI, for #26 & 27 we have been overnight camping in these areas for over 10 years on the South Lake and 3 years on the Camp Lake. Weld County forced us to abide by these standards for 2 years (2014 & 2015) after the 2013 floods and then relaxed those standards and allowed camping and overnight parking in these sites in 2016 to current. c. #32 -Not sure what needs to be added here to comply. Perhaps some exception language based on the anchoring system. d. #48 -Additional standard regarding site use and all -season storage on site. e. #52 -Storage areas to be defined near the South Lake boat ramp, near the boat ramp, on the North Lake in the southwest corner and along the fence line of the property that is directly west of the west end of the North Lake. Most likely these areas will not be used much when we switch to a policy and procedure of not breaking down our sites. Although I want members to have the ability to use these areas if they want to. f. #55 -The first sentence changed to read for North, South and Camp Lake campsites. Item b should have added: and Member's Guest RV's and Member's with a Split Memberships RV". Item d should have Patio after Deck. g. #56 changed to read "North Lake, South Lake and Camp Lake". Pre -Application Request Questions 14) Existing Use of Property Oil & Gas operations, Water Sports and Recreation Activities, Mining Operations. None of these activities are being changed with this revision. We are simply cleaning up the USR Permit to match what has been allowed at the property for many years. Additionally, there are many other lakes in the area practicing the same operations we have without the scrutinization. 15) Potable Water Source: For the Water Sports and Recreation Activities there is not a potable water source and never has been since the lake operations inception. Each of the members brings their own water in a small tank and transfers it into their camper if they want. There is no expectation for potable water from the members. 16) Sewage Disposal System: The Water Sports and Recreation operations does not have a sewage disposal system and does not need one. We have between 3 to 4 portable toilets on each lake that are cleaned weekly which keeps them clean and sanitary. They also have hand sanitizers in them. 17) Site Description and Improvements: Most of the site description is the same from the current USR permit. Changes that were made have to do with moving the alternate South Lake camp sites to their correct location on the South Lake, adding the camp sites to the Camp Lake to reflect what is actual on site. Lights, fencing parking and storage have not been changed but have been better defined on the revised USR Permit submitted. 18) Oil & Gas, Irrigation Ditches, Pipelines: All the same as the current USR Permit except for the well site near the Camp Lake and the 3 -inch gas line from that site running along access road between North Lake and Camp Lake going toward the east property line. 19) Water Sports and Recreation Operation Season is already defined in current USR Permit. 20) Employees: There are not employees on site or affiliated with Property Owner or Leaseholder. 21) Accessing Site: There are 36 total memberships and Camp Sites for the Water Sports and Recreation operations. Those members can have guest up the guest policy defined in development notes, page 1. It is encouraged and controlled to limit guests by the Lake manager/leaseholder. There are also a few vendors that access the site such as trash removal, portable toilet service etc.. 22) Number of Vehicles: Each member is allowed what is defined in the typical site on page 2 of the USR Permit such as RV, Trailer, Boat. It has been this way for many years and since the initial USR Permit. There is also a few trailers and equipment the leaseholder and property owner need and use to maintain the property. 23) Permits: The is a USR Permit required and potentially a Flood Plain Permit for those sites in the Flood Plain. 24) Storage, Fuels: Each Member may have some fuel stored at the site (minimal amount) for the operations of equipment, boats, generators. There are several storage areas noted on the current USR Permit. 25) Nuisances: There will not be any nuisances from the revisions requested in the USR Permit. The Water Sports and Recreation Activities Operation is professionally managed and there is an extensive Rules Package that each member signs and agrees to. The property is also maintained for weeds and grasses by the Leaseholder and Property Owner. We believe the property is run and taken care of very well. G) PDC ENERGY 'rCop District Office 4000 Burlington Avenue Evans, CO 80620 970-506-9272 www.pdce corn 3/17/2020 VIA UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE (TRACKING NO. 9414 8108 9876 5056 1436 85) R M Hiner Construction Co Inc 11 Austin Rd. Lamar, CO 81052 RE: 7 Day Notice of Subsequent Well Operations Well: Strong 6-31 Township 6 North, Range 65 West, of the 6th P.M. Section 31: PT NW Weld County, Colorado Dear R M Hiner Construction Co Inc, In accordance with the requirement pursuant to Rule 305.f. of the Rules and Regulations of the Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission ("COGCC"), PDC Energy, Inc., ("PDC"), as Operator, hereby gives written notice of its intention to conduct operations on the above referenced lands no sooner than seven (7) days from today's date. Pursuant to rule 1004 of the Rules and Regulations of the Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission ("COGCC"), PDC Energy, Inc., ("PDC"), as Operator, hereby gives you written notice of its intention permanently Plug and Abandon the Strong 6-31 well location. Please note, final Reclamation will commence no sooner than thirty (30) days from today's date. As surface owner you have the responsibility for notifying any affected tenant of the proposed operations. Enclosed is a copy of the COGCC's brochure, describing surface owner rights and responsibilities, and a map of the well location. Please contact me at your earliest convenience to discuss the proposed operations and the related timing of those operations, along with any questions or concerns that you may have. Thank you for your cooperation in this matter. Respectfully, Cory Sheahen PDC Surface Landman Office: (970) 313-5562 Cell: (970) 342-0766 Email: cory.sheahen@pdce.com STATE OF COLORADO DIVISION OF RECLAMATION, MINING AND SAFETY Department of Natural Resources 1313 Sherman St, Room 215 Denver, Colorado 80203 Phone: (303) 866-3567 FAX: (303) 832-8106 April 18, 2012 Mrs. Sharon Hiner R. M. Hiner Construction Co., Inc. 11 Austin Rd Lamar, CO 81052 Re: R. M. Hiner Construction Co., Inc., Greeley Pit, Permit No. M-1977-151 Recreational Use Dear Mrs. Hiner: COLORADO DIVISION OF RECLAMATION MINING — &- --SAFETY John Hickenlooper Governor Mike Fling Executive Director Loretta Pineda Director Per your request, the Division of Reclamation, Mining and Safety (Division) is writing to address the concerns of Weld County regarding the recreational use (camping and water skiing) at the Greeley Pit. The Division is aware of and has no jurisdiction over the simultaneous use of the site as an active mining operation and for recreational purposes. Rule 3.1.4 of the Mineral Rules and Regulations of the Colorado Mined Land Reclamation Board for the Extraction of Construction Materials states, "On lands owned by the Operator, the Operator may permit the public to use the same for recreational purposes, in accordance with the Limited Landowner Liability Law contained in Article 41 of Title 33, C.R.S 1984, as amended, except in areas where such use is found by the Operator to be hazardous or objectionable." If you have any questions regarding this letter, please contact me at (303) 866-3567 Ext. 8124 or Peter.Hays@state.co.us. Sincerel Peter S. Hays Environmental Protection Specialist Cc: Tom Kaldenbach, DRMS Office of Office of Mined Land Reclamation Denver • Grand Junction • Durango Active and Inactive Mines FOR COMMERCIAL OR INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS, PLEASE COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION: Business Name: Address: Business Owner: Home Address: RM Hiner Construction CO. 2220 O Street Phone: City, state, zip: Phone: City, state, zip: List up to three persons in the order to be called in the event of an emergency: NAME Rex Hiner Sharon Hiner TITLE Owner Owner PHONE 970-381-5992 719-688-3467 Business Hours: 7:00am to 4:30pm Days UTILITY SHUT OFF LOCATIONS: Main Electrical: Gas Shut Off. Exterior Water Shutoff: Interior Water Shutoff: 970-356-2260 Greeley, CO. 80631 ADDRESS 2220 O Street, Greeley, CO. 80631 2220 O Street, Greeley, CO. 80631 Monday through Friday 1- on Main House ; 1 -on New Shop ; 1 -on Modular home; 1 -older shop near house Has shutoff at meter and one at all buildings that have gas service. Northern Weld Water, Shutoff up 23rd Ave near O Street. 1 inside main house, 1 at modular home, 1 near loafing shed 13 Current language Requested by the applicant NT NORTH LAKE TYPICAL SITE LAYOUT: 75 x 1 OD' 2. SOUTH LAKE CAIvIP'ING AREA TYPICAL SITE LAYOUT: 75'x3O'.- 3. THE SITE SHALL HAVE AN ALL WEATHER ACCESS ROAD 12 WIDE MINIMUUM. THIS ROAD SHALL BE KEPT OPEN FOR USE BY EMERGENCY VEHICLES AT ALL TIMES. 4. WATER SKI SEASON: APRIL 15 TO OCTOBER 14. 5. HUNTING SEASON OCTOBER 15 TO FEBRUARY 15. 6, HUNTING BLINDS SHALL BE STORED OUTSIDE THE 100 -YEAR FLOODPLA N DURING THE WATER SKI SEASON. 7. NO EQUIPMENT OR VEHICLES MAY IMPEDE THE SOUTH LAKE ACCESS ROAD AT 8. 9.. ANY TI M E PORTABLE TOILETS IN PHASE 1 ARE EXISTING. PORTABLE TOILETS CAN ONLY BE ONE -SITE FOR 6 MONTHS. 1C, NO �f�CA�MPER�'{�t,S,`{ RECREATIONAL ,F��{VEHICLES, {f��yTENTS IIOR CAMPStTES��. T SHALL j B.E ALLOWED IN `HL 136 I,LAR FLOOD1 LA11T CJRIP.7O NO% -DAYLIGHT HOURS 11, VEHICLE PARKING AROUND THE SOUTH _AKE IS ALLOWABLE DURING DAYLIGHT HOURS ONLY. 12, BOATS MAY BE TIED TO SECURELY ANCHORED DOCKS 'OVERNIGHT. 13. NO MOTORIZED BOATING SHALL BE ALLOWED BETWEEN SUNSET AND DAWN. 14, PORTABLE BOAT DOCKS MUST BE ANCHORED PER AN 'ENGINEERED DESIGN. A FLOOD HAZARD DEVELOPMENT PERMIT MUST BE OBTAINED FROM WELD COUNTY PRIOR TO INSTALLATION OF BOAT DOCKS. 15,., NO MAINTENANCE ON BOATS WILL BE ALLOWED ON THIS PROPERTY. 16+ NO MORE THAN 12 PEOPLE WILL BE ALLOWED AT EACH SITE. 1 7, NO MORE THAN 3 GUEST VEHICLES WILL BE ALLOWED AT EACH SITE. _ 18, NONMEMBER BOATS ARE NOT ALLOWED ON THE LAKES. 19 OVER -HEAD LIGHTING IS NOT ALLOWED. 20. FL1TUPE DEVELOPMENT OCCURRING VVITHIN THE FL0ODPILAIN SHALL BE IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE FLOODPLAIN CODES IN EFFECT AT THAT TIME, AND MUST OBTAIN THE APPROPRIATE FLOOD HAZARD DEVELOPMENT PERMITS. 21. PRIOR TO VACATION OF THE MINING PERMIT BY THE COLORADO DEPARTMENT DIVISION OF RECLAMATION MINING AND SAFETY, A LETTER OF MAP REVISION SHALL BE APPROVED BY FEMA SHOWING THE IMPACT THAT THE MINING OPERATIONS HAS HAD ON THE FLOODPLAIN BOUNDARIES, FLOODWAY BOUNDARIES, AND WATER SURFACE ELEVATIONS. 22. VEHICLES OF ANY TYPE MAY NOT BE WASHED ON -SITE. #11 to be deleted These are not the Development Standards. DEVELOPMENT NOTES: >1. NORTH AND CAMP LAKES TYPICAL SITE LAYOUT: 75'-125'x3C'-1OO'. 2. SOUTH LAKE CAMPING AREA TYPICAL SITE LAYOUT: 75'x20'-30'. 3. THE SITE SHALL HAVE AN ALL WEATHER ACCESS ROAD 12' WIDE MINIMUM. THIS ROAD SHALL BE KEPT OPEN FOR USE BY EMERGENCY VEHICLES AT ALL TIMES. 4. WATER SKI SEASON: APRIL 15 TO OCTOBER 11. b. HUNTING SEASON: OCTOBER 15 TO FEBRUARY 6. HUNTING BLINDS SHALL BE STORED OUTSIDE THE 400 -YEAR FLOCUPLA.IN DURING THE WATER SKI SEASON. 7. NO EQUIPMENT, VEHICLES OR RVs MAY IMPEDE THE ACCESS ROADS AT ANY TIME, 8. EACH LAKE WILL HAVE BETWEEN. 3 TC 4 PORTABLE TOILETS AND 1 TRASH CONTAINER DURING THE WATER SKI SEASON AND WILL GE REMOVED DURING THE OFF-SEASON"_ 9. PORTALLE TOILETS CAN ONLY BE ON -SITE FOR 6 MONTHS. 1O. CAMPERS, RECREATIONAL VEHICLES, BOATS AND TRAILERS WILL BE ALLOWED IN CAMP SITES IN THE 100 -YEAR FLOODPLAIN DURING NON -DAYLIGHT HOURS WITH PROPER ANCHORING IN PLACE, 11., BOATS MAY BE TIED TO SECURELY ANCHORED DOCKS OVERNIGHT. 12. NO MOTORIZED BOATING SHALL BE ALLOWED BETWEEN SUNSET AND DAWN. 13.. PORTABLE BOAT DOCKS MUST BE ANCHORED PER AN ENGINEERED DESIGN. A FLOOD HAZARD DEVELOPMENT PERMIT MUST BE OBTA NED FROM WELD COUNT' PRIOR TO INSTALLATION OF BOAT DOCKS, 14. NO MAINTENANCE ON BOATS WILL RE ALLOWED ON THIS PROPERTY. >15. NO MORE THAN 14 PEOPLE WILL BE ALLOWED AT EACH SITE. >161 NO MORE THAN 8 UNITS FOR EACH CAMP SITE. A UNIT CONSISTS CF THE MEMBER'S CAMPER/RV, TRAILER,. K,AT AND GUEST VEHICLES, 17. NON-MEMBER BOATS ARE NOT A LLOWED ON THE LAKES. 18, OVER -HEAD LIGHTING IS NOT ALLOWED, 1 FUTURE DEVELOPMENT OCCURRING WITHIN THE FLOODPLAIN SHALL BE IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE FLOODPLAIN CODES IN EFFECT AT THAT TIME, AND MUST OBTAIN THE APPROPRIATE FLOOD HAZARD DEVELOPMENT PERMITS. 20. PRIOR TO VACATION OF THE MINING PERMIT BY THE COLORADO DEPARTMENT DIVISION OF RECLAMATION MINING AND SAFETY, A LL ER OF MAP REVISION SHALL BE APPROVED BY FEMA SHOWING THE IMPACT THAT THE MINING OPERATIONS HAS HAD ON THE FLOODPLAIN BOUNDARIES, FLOODWAY BOUNDARIES, AND WATER SURFACE ELEVATIONS. 21. VEHICLES OF ANY TYPE MAY NOT BE WASHED ON -SITE. Diana Aungst From: Mike Bare <nnikebare99@gmail.corgi> Sent: Wednesday, June 16, 2021 1:30 PM To: Melissa King Cc: Diana Aungst; 'Rex and Sharon Hiner' Subject: Drainage Narrative -Hiner Rec Lakes -MUSK 1075 Caution: This email originated from outside of Weld County Government. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe. Melissa, Please see my answers to the Drainage Narrative Questions below in Red: Drainage Narrative requirements with exception from detention pond. The Drainage Narrative must describe at a minimum: i. Which exception is being applied for and include supporting documentation. We are seeking the following Exception, # 11 as listed in Sec 8-11-40 of the Weld County Drainage policy: An individual parcel with an unobstructed flow path and no other parcel(s) between the Federal Emergency Management Administration (FEMA) regulatory floodplain channel and the project. ii. Where the water originates if it flows onto the property from an offsite source Hard to pinpoint the actual sources but I know for sure from the farm fields north of O Street. This water flows to the retention ponds on the South side of O Street in front of the Weld County Buildings, Jail, Sheriff's Office and Juvenile Detention Center into tunnels to the North lake. The majority of the lakes water is supplied from the water table which is supplied from the Poudre River. iii. Where it flows to as it leaves the property Water flows a few ways form what I can tell. There are 3 pipes (Installed by Weld County) that connect the North Lake, South Lake and the Camp Lake. There are also 2 headgates, one on the North Lake on the east end which flows to a Weld County Lake believe. Also one on the South Lake that flows to the Poudre River. Both gates are operational from what I understand. The last time they were used was during the 2013 flood. iv. The direction of flow across the property To the best of my knowledge the water flows form the Northwest corner towards the river flowing south and easterly at the same time. 1 v. If there have been previous drainage problems with the property. Nodrainage problems since I have been there which has been from 2006. The property did not flood during the 2013 floods by the way. Hope this helps, please let me know if you have any additional questions. Melissa J King, PE Development Review Engineer Department of Public Works Weld County 1111 H Street, P.O. Box 758 Greeley, CO 80632 (970) 400-3762 LEADING WITH RESPONSIVE, INNOVATIVE AND COST EFFECTIVE SERVICES Thank You, Mike Bare Mortgage Loan Officer MAC 5 Mortgage Company, LLC Email) mikebare99@gmail.com Direct) 303-514-3533 Ofc) 720-407-6330 or 866-606-6225 Fax) 866-374-1158 Colorado Mortgage Lic (M. Bare) # MLO-100013227 NMLS Lic (M. Bare) # 342624 NMLS Lic (MAC 5) #199325 "Earning your Trust & Referrals one transaction at a time!!! n!ora n! 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Although our company attempts to sweep e-mail and attachments for viruses, it does not guarantee that either are virus -free and accepts no liability for any damage sustained as a result of viruses 111111W ill • 999 Department of Natural Resources MINED LAND RECLAMATION BOA IIIIID 1313 Sherman Street, Room 723 Denver, Colorado 80203 Telephone: 839-3567 DEVELOPMENT AND EXTRACTION MINING PERMIT THIS PERMIT is issued this 30th day of January, 1980 by the Mined Land Reclamation Board, Department of Natural Resources, State of Colorado. WHEREAS,Ramsour Brothers operation, known as GREELEY PIT mined sand and gravel W I T N E S S E T H: desires to conduct a(n) open mining , for the purpose of extracting open WHEREAS, on September 6, 19 79, Ramsour Brothers Inc. "FILED" an application,a reclamation plan and map, and the required fee, as required by law; and WHEREAS, on November 28, 19 79, the Mined Land Reclamation Board approved Ramsour Brothers Inc. application and set bond; and WHEREAS, on January 30 , 1980 , the Mined Land Reclamation Board accepted surety submitted by Ramsour Brothers Inc. and such date shall be considered the date of issuance of the permit and the anniversary date for all other purposes; and WHEREAS, the Mined Land Reclamation Board has made a finding, for the purposes of issuing this permit, that: 1) the application complies with the requirements of the Colorado Mined Land Reclamation Act and all applicable local, state and Federal laws; and, 2) the operation will not adversely affect the stability of any significant, valuable, and permanent man-made structures located within two hundred feet of the affected land, except where there is an agreement between the operator and the persons having an interest in the structure that damage to the structure is to be compensated for by the operator; and, 3) the proposed mining operations and reclamation can be carried out in conformance with the requirements of C.R.S. 1973, 34-32-116, as amended (1976 Sess. Laws H.B. 1065); and WHEREAS, for the purposes of issuing this permit, the operator has made a satisfactory showing to the Board that he will employ during and after his open mining operations procedures reasonably designed to minimize as much as practicable the disruption from the open mining operations and will provide for the rehabilitation of the affected land through the rehabilitation of plant cover, soil stability, water resources, and other measures appropriate to the subsequent beneficial use of such mined and reclaimed lands; and that in the event of the failure of his proposed reclamation plan, he will take whatever measures which may be necessary in order to assure the success of reclamation of the lands affected by his open mining operations; and, WHEREAS, for the purposes of issuing this permit, a copy of the application approved by the Mined Land Reclamation Board of the State of Colorado is attached to this permit and thereby becomes a part of the terms hereof. NOW, THEREFORE, pursuant to the authority set forth in the Colorado Mined Land Reclamation Act, Article 32 of Title 34, C.R.S. 1973, as amended, (1976 Sess. Laws H.B. 1065) the Mined -Land Reclamation Board of the State of Colorado hereby issues a life of the mine permit to Ramsour Brothers Inc. to engage in open mining for the purpose of extracting open mined sand & gravel on the following parcel of ground, to wit: As shown on a ttached sheet in Weld County --2- M so Permit No. 77-151 as indicated in Exhibit(.) A of the permit file, subject to the following special conditions: 1. During the course of mining operations, Ramsour Brothers Inc. shall not allow the total disturbed acreage to exceed 170 acres. 2. Ramsour Brothers Inc. agrees to be bound by all Rules and Regulations of the Mined Land Reclamation Board, and by all provisions of the 1976 :tined Land Reclamation Act, in compliance with each and every provision thereof, as an express condition of this permit. This permit is issued subject to all requirements of the Colorado Mined Land Reclamation Act and all rules,regulations and standards now in force and any whrh may in the future be promulgated by the Mined Land Reclamation Board, and this permit may be revoked or suspended for noncompliance with the Act and/or such rules, regulations and standards. Dated at Denver this MINED LAND RECLAMATION BOARD day of ,19 By 2./:4:47 1245.80 feet; 261.82 feet; 115.35 feet; 66.30 feet; 32.76 feet; 42.97 feet; 115.17 feet; 128.35 feet; 71.82 feet; 62.33 feet; 46.31 feet; 73.40 feet; 152.25 feet; 471.33 feet; 407.12 feet; 25.50 feet; 228.32 feet; 188.83 feet; 112.55 feet; 170.67 feet; 157.60 feet; 80.82 feet; 363.98 feet; 261.17 feet; 435.20 feet; 65.87 feet; 456.21 feet; 640.69 feet to a point on the North line of EXHIBIT A Legal Description Part of the Northwest Quarter (NW1/4) of Section 31, Township 6 North, Range 65 West, of the same P.M.; and Part of the Northeast Quarter (NE1/4) of Section 36, Township 6 North, Range 66 West of the 6th P.M., Weld County, Colorado, being more particularly described as follows: Beginning at the Northwest Corner (NW Cor) of said Section 31, and considering the North line of the NW1/4 of said Section 31 as bearing South 90° 00' 00" East, with all other bearings contained herein relative thereto; Thence North 90°00'00" East, along the North line of the NW1/4 of said Section 31, 381.84 feet; Thence South 02°50'06" East, 199.00 feet; Thence South 15°33'12" East, 465.18 feet; Thence South 88°19'18" East, 334.60 feet; Thence North 89°56'24" East, 1973.12 feet to a point on the East line of the Northwest Quarter (NW1/4) of said Section 31; Thence South 00°18'46" East, along said West line, 1962.91 feet to the Center of Section 31; Thence South 89°29'39" West, Thence North 38°09'48" West, Thence North 25°59'48" West, Thence North 36°21'48" West, Thence North 55°11'48" West, Thence North 76°54'18" West, Thence North 52°40'48" West, Thence North 68°18'48" West, Thence North 78°02'48" West, Thence South 76°45'32" West, Thence South 87°14'32" West, Thence South 61°53'12" West, Thence South 65°37'42" West, Thence South 77°56'42" West, Thence South 69°13'42" West, Thence North 00°05'18" West, Thence North 39°20'38" West, Thence North 16°28'52" East, Thence North 09°34'10" East, Thence North 03°54'08" West, Thence North 19°10'08" West, Thence North 41°53'48" West, Thence North 70°10'17" West, Thence North 62°53'48" West, Thence North 58°20'47" West, Thence North 55°34'09" West, Thence North 07°27'28" East, Thence North 00°23'54" East, Section 36; Thence South 89°26'01" East, along said North Line, 1290.44 feet to the Northeast Corner (NE Cor) of said Section 36 and the Northwest Corner (NW Car) of Section 31, said point being the True Point of Beginning. Said described parcel of land contains 169.715 acres, more or less, and is subject to any rights -of -way or other easements as recorded by instruments of record or as now existing on said described parcel of land. 16.83' 44; 'T1 777-W Al - - W.5 Ala °PC/V. C -Vi MilvriA/0 4_, EXTRACT/OH PLAN MAP CouNTY" ROA p /1/0 64 S. 89•E6'O/"E. /490.44' A b h J y :4;71 P1 ; : 'QQ itM 77A707ffiwAr ,1Nr f»*fffi /?Ar/TOT ilMPRMOW777Ah/rs• sf F L • i. I; W. L /N Oi s N. E. Xot, SEC. 3G r . subsequent passes ofset•. to east • BHA 3E m 2/5 Acres t • /989-1993 N , ot- •-•_ N. A:Was @3 N /S'/O'OS"IK /57.60' NOS•.s4'OS"W /7q.e7' N /6',ASSe ° /8x:33 r 11 N3seed,i fI/ Noattsvevdif as - 14 .07 2 N. E. CUR. SECT. J6, T. 6M, R. 8o a w CQR SECT S/ GN, R. BSIY. TRUE QO/NT OA' BEG/NN/NG • - d .I / I' I Na excavation p/c AP this area. I 1 c(...) S. Or•.5O'O6"E. /S900' • 1Ih II I/ 'N / I , 1, AVE GA14 pjr �sL/NE, NE.,*, seer..'44 14 \J?f E �L 400 PART OF TWE OF SECT �i, T.'c , �a. �s , A PART OF me. OF SECT 36, Z N, Rear! OF THE 6rA1 Rite', COUN7V, COLORADO NORTH � cal?. OF SCC.3/ s sa/.r'/a"E Sat. CO' N 89.56'6"E. , /975./e• I melRv 'iv*teeRlRR�Ragk.� ‘vemmetem vM‘cM..wert R. - . - `a�e!'...,'a` ee�eage„v�ee�a�[ey�:-,,�eee�} Ill, ___, ,------, _,...._ .., ` I _. 1. 1 ..„....____„, ..., ,r,. / ) N v V '`, Ka if5A441 My 1 )l7 \ __ .n \ % V k leo sv' PHASE IT 1979-1989 frici \\S eir"))) (C\C- (r \lc\ atvocpa. ((4Ittio-4)1\N N\N ecf,:trA,ViN\I (i co,Vg,( +L<,, t 'ss6N I- -NA 40 t. soury thve-, A*,isee subidOt_i_94it A0 west .") CENTER seers/ Mete. #1,/// he 4U7 AP1771er• diversion 0W14/0/7. 3. Depth of grove/ deposit Is op,orox. 40' •1/4,17 6"- e4" over -bar -den. 4. Existing vegefolion is made ei,o i7o7live grosses ono' weeds. i/egeri-o74ion is Of 946tility due fa poor soil. 5. This A7i/4 Aims ZWUP/7 Alper -cling un-perrnit`ted for the post 8.5yeors. C. This /771/71/79 operation u.//// have very /i/We hnpact, any, on nel/d/ife. 7: Extraction plan, proposed mining paths and timetables ore estimated based upon current production. Modifications may result from changes in market or product quality. it O • EXTRACTION STANDARDS 1. Operation shall be in conformance with Weld County Open Mining Regulations, Section 6.1 (3) E (Operation Standards), (Revised 6/23/75), and the "Colorado Open Mining Land Reclamation Act of 1973". Gravel Pit extractions will be a wet operation, with excavation to a depth of up to 40'±. Prime use is a commercial gravel source. 2. All air and woter pollution required standards shall be met and maintained, as administered by county and state agencies during all phases of the operation. 3 The existing topsoil is of such low quality that it has little if any value. 4. Operation of the pit will be six days per week, with 15 employees including trucks each shift. All standards as requirec per item 2 above shall be met. 5. Sanitation facilities will be provided and all refuse disposed of in a manner that will control air rind water poilution or any deleterious effects from same. 6. Continuous operation is proposed with the staging as noted on the drawing at left. 7. Dust end weed control will be provided and will be the responsibility of Mountain Aggregates, Inc. during operation. Owner to provide such control after operation. 8. Materials will be stockpiled. CERTIFICATE OF PESP0NSIBILITY We, the undersigned responsible applicants, do hereby agr extraction standards described hereon. NER A24 N0T0R1AL CERTIFICATE. to the specific The roregoing signatures were acknowledged before me this My commission expires /977 Witness my hand and seal notary Public ENGINEERS CERTIFICATE 1 hereby certify that the adjoining map is a true and accurate representation of existing conditions to the best of my knowledge. Af RL/N 6RICA R PROSS /SNAG ; Gifts: 0 Revision TvelSeq Doc Type: 19727 SHE T ,J.L.H.: 5/14/79 Update, timetable and gen•• plan. e STRONG FARMS NO. 2 OPEN CUT MINING PLAN RECLAMA T/QN PLAN MAP - PR/ VA TE RECREI4 T/ON AREA A PART OF THE N.& Xs OF SECT. 5/,T6 6 N., R6.5 Pt! , A PART OF THE NE. Kg OF SECT. 36, T. 6N., .4.66W. OF THE 6 'w Rile, 'VELD COUNT); COLORADO co NTr RoAO No. 64 (6/SH ef- fl A TEREOPVL X1,4 8 / TAT -HASH RACK 8 1 I / r r POND (F/SH WATEREOW //,q8/ TAT) N IN 1,14 �E GA S E SAO, e aOJ 0" /00 c'OO" 400 co`JO 7 r r 7 I r f / / r / / / / / / (FISH & WATERFOWL HABITAT) 4, h ,s 4 O.4NErt ' "L- LArE rr ME'G'L %N H GR/CE, REG f'ROF'4 55 /ONA L .1, .2,, eE"h', CO. REG. NO. 7:42 Permit Number Class: Permit Section/Exhibit: ' Class ❑ Revision TyperSeq- Class. ❑ Report ❑ Hydro ❑General Doc Type_ ❑Application ICoal only) ❑ Bond ❑ Enforcement ❑ Inspection III' A �1\ %Iv gp.Ill \�� \ ii// SHcE7- 4 I J.L.H 5/18/79 Water -land divistor •rt ; v 7 Z L /4 Z- R5, /NC 1111111111111111111111111111011111 19726 / �y , h 62./ y - ac- ,. J r • • in iiiiiIiIIII ill • Notice of Intent to Continue Mining Operations t� 112 Annual Report .('f� Permittee Name: R M Hiner Construction Co Inc „ al* � Permit No: M-77-151 0iysi4199S Operation Name: Greeley Pit* 0/6,71 Anniversary Date: 01/30/95 nejars Total: $550.00 (Due on your Anniversary Date) G0o/agy 1. a. Permitted acreage: No Change b. County where mine is located: Weld 2. Has this mine been granted TEMPORARY CESSATION STATUS? YES CNO) Does this mine operate MORE or LESS than 180 days per year? MORE 3. Does this mine have a phased reclamation plan? 4. Total acres affected during the report year:* 5. Total acres reclaimed for the report year:* 6. Total acres in various stages of reclamation:* No Change NO No Change a. Backfilled: d. Topsoil replaced: b. Graded: Average topsoil thickness c. Seeded: replaced: List species seeded & seeding rate for report year on back 7. The type and approximate quantity of fertilizers, organic material or soil conditioners used for the report year:* None 8. Estimated total acres to be affected in the next report year:* None 9. COMMENTS: No mining operations have been conducted since the date of the last report and the map previously submitted depicts the current acreage in items 2 through 6_ * Please show the location of the acreage for items 4 - 6 on your map**. Indicate the phases of the reclamation which have been completed, correlated with your �Ttimetable. ** NOTE: If there have not been any changes since the last annual report and you previously submitted a map which correctly depicts the current acreage in items 2 through 6, then a new map is unnecessary. However, you must state this fact above. Signature: �� 11u� Date: January 23, 1995 Sharon A Hiner, Co/owner-Sec/Treasurer Please type or print current contact name, mailing address, and phone number bel w: Contact Name: Rex M Hiner Company: R M Hiner Construction Co Inc Address:. 2220 '0' Street Greeley, Colorado 80631 Federal Tax ID No. or Social Security No.: Phone: ( 303 )356-2660 • i/& PIPELINE CONTRACTORS MAINLINE AND DISTRIBUTION I1 AUSTIN ROAD LAMAR, COLORADO 81052 719 336-3467 State of Colorado Division of Minerals & Geology 1313 Sherman Street Room 215 Denver, Colorado 80203 To Whom It May Concern: REX M. HINER SHARON A. HINER Q January 23, 5 24 19 Urvsr„ . 95 of ra,s UeO! Ogy RE: Permit: M-77--151 Operation: Greeley Pit Anniversary Date: 1/30/95 You will find enclosed our completed Notice of Intent to Continue Mining Operations 112 Annual Report. Also enclosed is our Company check in the requested $550.00 amount as payment for the 1995 annual fee. As there have been no changes from previously filed maps showing the current acreage in items 2 through 6, we have not included a map. There have been no mining operations conducted during this past year. Should you have any questions, please contact Rex Hiner at 303/356-2660. Respectfully submitted, Sharon A. Hiner, Co/owner Secretary/Treasurer R.M.HINER CONSTRUCTION CO.,INC. enclosures 2 Certified Mail Z 696 103 558 Hello