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Home My WebLink About20200643.tiffINVENTORY OF ITEMS FOR CONSIDERATION Applicant DPG Farms, LLC & Calven Goza Case Number USR19-0071 Submitted or Prepared Prior to At Hearing Hearing 1 Community Meeting Letter dated January 10, 2020, received January 17, 2020 Board of County Commissioners X 2 Attendee List of Surrounding Property Owners in attendance at Community Meeting on January 27, 2020, received by email dated January 28, 2020 X 3 Minutes of Surrounding Property Owners meeting received by email dated January 28, 2020 X 4 Affidavit of Sign Planting, Planted January 23, 2020, notarized January 29, 2020 X 5 Site Visit— Field Check inspection date January 16, 2020 X 6 Supplement to Kersey, Evans, Greeley referral received January 31, 2020 by e-mail: DeslgnWorkshcp's 2016 Greeley Parks, Trails and Open Lands Master Plan X 7 Supplement to Kersey, Evans, Greeley referral received January 31, 2020 by e-mail: City of Greeley Conceptual Trails Plan Report X 8 ;-rojpivo M. OA. ?NUNS 1 a4C1K 9 10 I hereby certify that the items identified herein were submitted to the Department of Planning Services at or prior to the scheduled Planning Commissioners hearing. Kim Ogl+ 0 Planner T A40 J2 --wear MPP� RECEIVED JAN 1 7 1020 WELD COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 105 Coronado Ct Unit A-101, Fort Collins, CO 80525 • 970.3924)694 WW+N,J2contractit19 C0M Heavy Civil Construction Public Utilities Parks Streetscapes Drainage Improvements Aggregate Sales Contract Crushing January 10, 2020 Valued Community Members: J-2 Contracting Co. is working to open a Sand and Gravel mine in your area. We are hosting a community meeting where we will have representatives on hand to discuss all aspects of the project. We have included a map of the area we have permitted through the State of Colorado Division of Reclamation, Mining, and Safety. This area is currently under review with Weld County for a Use by Special Review Permit. The community meeting will be held at the Greeley Recreation Center Room 101 located at 651 10th Avenue, Greeley, Colorado 80631 at 5:30 P.M. on January 27, 2020. We hope to see you there so we may discuss the project with you. Food and drinks will be provided. The address is as follows: If you have any questions prior to the meeting you can reach us at (970) 392-0694. Sincerely, Chris Leone J2 Contracting Co. 1 EXHIBIT ust lw1-ot1+ l J&T Consulting, Inc Client 305 Denver Avenue, Suite D silI Fort Lupton, CO 80621 Pr► t. 303-857-6222 - (Mtn LE0A-4C Pnim.17 Lietric fiL vac ir WAN V _Apci Aki el77.41 PPG t _ /65fr CofeAreNao ear iGyrr Cot herri i 3 '‘; ixar ,i9;fiarg(c)-- tilietyr;s5c.,20) ecci By: alefil<4.4.Pn sta Sheet No: of _ Job No. Date WO 7 11 DV Q c9 } r. vS-40) .estefeasai C4 ti CZ - 1Witt ikeeL \1/4/cAL liej tGel cits°1) FICCt CACI 111 4,4,-0-i- 15i tre, i, Yr u (jou vne c di e ! • i a 4 U 2 3 ei. ares.is. • C1' 5 e Sol CO" nr-Meekt Ye,- Ili 7 f4 24z, jjt.rivrie teift 4 -mai C 7 4 7 14tAwkc iiv‘c LAPer tier f ' re- .r..,..7S— tefret/Ai 4 le - 1/40 /"e St • Ft . 39,1! Ezishc, (9-11-r tb iv/ Cr) 4...cregi p3/ kttReL!5 /S6 er (-idly� ii&Lac) 14O11 (Jig -felt 4 R ffr 11 f a 5n; 4%, - ('rail J&e.r'r) 9to-'fl1 O 7/ 35! J/Gt Jeit- or" mArf/7409kiakeiciori fe Lit,O21 et foea .sof i 3S --e 44023 0440,ei infleStr- relic (1 110 Sic )- clip9 From: JO York <jcyork@j-tconsulting.com> Sent: Tuesday, January 28, 2020 12:09 PM To: Ii i m Ogle c kog l a @ we ldgov . co m> Cc: Chris Leone <chrisleone@j2contracting.cnm> Subject: RE: DPG Pit USR 19-0071- Neighborhood Meeting Letter Invitations and Certified Mail Receipts 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. Kim — Attached is the list of attendees at the meeting last night. Calven Goza, Catherine Rodifer (James Mathews Grandmother), James Mathews, Robert Mitani (his wife also attended but did not sign in) attended the meeting that were neighbors and we also sent notices to these folks, The rest of the folks are either DPG owners, J-2 Contracting, J841- Consulting and our consultant team. We also did a power point presentation to discuss and show what areas will be mined and reclaimed, traffic patterns and haul route, ground water modeling and monitor well locations, dust control and mitigation, noise study, and where we would have a couple of downcast lights in addition to the existing yard light at the existing buildings near the center of the property. I can send that over to you as well as it will be the same presentation for the Planning Commission Hearings Let me know if you want me to e- mail or bring a thumb drive by later this week. Regards, J,. J.C. York, RE. J&T Consulting, Inc. 305 Denver Avenue, Suite D Fort Lupton, CO 80621 Office: (303) 857-6222 Mobile: (910) 222-9530 FAX: (303) 857-6224 EXHIBIT PLANNING COMMISSION AND BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS' SIGN POSTING CERTIFICATE THE LAST DAY TO POST THE SIGN IS JANUARY 24, 2020 THE SIGN SHALL BE POSTED ADJACENT TO AND VISIBLE FROM A PUBLICALLY MAINTAINED ROAD RIGHT-OF-WAY. IN THE EVENT THE PROPERTY BEING CONSIDERED FOR A SPECIAL REVIEW IS NOT ADJACENT TO A PUBLICALLY MAINTAINED ROAD RIGHT-OF-WAY, THE DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING SERVICES SHALL POST ONE SIGN IN THE MOST PROMINENT PLACE ON THE PROPERTY AND POST A SECOND SIGN AT THE POINT AT WHICH THE DRIVEWAY (ACCESS DRIVE) INTERSECTS A PUBLICALLY MAINTAINED ROAD RIGHT-OF-WAY. I, KIM OGLE, HEREBY CERTIFY UNDER PENALTIES OF PERJURY THAT THE SIGN WAS POSTED ON THE PROPERTY AT LEAST TEN DAYS BEFORE THE PLANNING COMMISSIONERS HEARING AND THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS HEARING FOR A SPECIFIC DEVELOPMENT PLAN AND USE BY SPECIAL REVIEW USRI 9-0071, FOR OPEN MINING (SAND, GRAVEL AND STONE) AND PROCESSING OF MINERALS, INCLUDING RECYCLE OPERATIONS FOR CONCRETE AND ASPHALT. ALSO INCLUDED IS A MINE OFFICE/SCALE HOUSE AND SCALE, A FUELING/LUBRICATINGFUELING/LUBRICATING STATION, PORTABLE GENERATORS, MOBILE MINING EQUIPMENT PARKING AND STORAGE; EMPLOYEE AND VENDOR PARKING IN THE A (AGRICULTURAL) ZONE DISTRICT. KIM OGLE Name of Person Posting Sign Sig n,t� _, of Person Posting Sign ' P STATE OF COLORADO 55. COUNTY OF WELD instrument was subscribed and sworn to me this � r day of iii 72020 The foregoing WITNESS my hand and official seal. No ary Public _a-- r KRISTINE U 1 r A i• 1 tp, ,i - - 3 , ! 1 . j't.: •', # • _ NOTARY' OMY ID 2-L'Oi.2jekk,34827 MY COMMISSION EXPmES JUNIL 5, 2020 My Commission �� r y i n Expires: 0/6/c90 Y ECO COUNTY lu;111wRNi5 TRAY POh1 q rlill!'P1: 1 tse 0'' Sint _ Oopg•ifyr. 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Its # i is - -,• fait SITE VISIT - FIELD CHECK USRI0-0071 -- DPG FARMS LLC Inspection Date: January 18, 2020 Zoning Lard Use l A (Agricultural) River corridor, Reclaimed Gravel Mine, Shooting Range E Agricultural lands and river corridor E A (Agricultural) S A (Agricultural) S Agricultural lands with residences and active gravel mines W A (Agricultural) W Agricultural lands with residences and Greeley -Weld Airport Adjacent lands consist of agricultural uses, mining, the river corridor, rural residences, commercial and industrial development and uses including the Weld County CNG fueling station to the south and the Greeley - Weld County Airport to the north. The closest residence outside of the USR permit boundary is about 50 -feet south of Holly Avenue and is party to this permit. The next closest residence is located approximately 800 - feet west of the USR permit boundary west of the Weld County Parkway, and the next nearest residence is located approximately 900 -feet south of the USR permit boundary, There are multiple USRs within one mile of the site. As previously stated, there are land use permits for mining operations, several oil and gas support and service facilities, guest farm and hunting facility, oil and gas production facilities, the Greeley Weld County Airport, the State of Colorado Shooting Range, Class H I Injection well, water storage for beneficial use, several feedlots and construction businesses. Access to the property is from Weld County Parkway onto Holly Avenue and into the D P G Farms property. The access roads into the site have field gates across all roads and have restrictive access. The main gate to the farm is posted "DPG FARMS — No Trespassing Violators will be prosecuted" and "Private Road — No Exit — No unauthorized vehicles beyond this point" and finally, "CAUTION — No Hunting or Trespassing — Game Preserve Land Patrolled" Access is via a farm road that is graveled and graded. There is a mature stand of cottonwoods, understory trees, shrubs and herbaceous ground cover. There is also in production agricultural lands located to the east of the Parkway and north of Holly Avenue. Per aerial photography there is a farm house and residence located near the middle of the property. 4.; y I y 'a I rs PAM • Ii=i Cost CO N4 in cp cn N Lt) OD el t'ti l re) co CTh NJ Nil CO Ce) mot' in CO e — C44 is CN cs4 C) C, 'sr 'Cr LO LL) CD CL 3. RECOMMENDATIONS C 0 .73 _ .a C G o' s E co 1! C LL ''Cl . 1z . — Ele E — 0 2 E J ,l o GS -CO CL - . Lela CO C) •-CO C C en Col CCi LL .- > '5' Acknowledgements EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Planning for the Future Vision Stimmary Recommendations Overview Recommendations t al Cd L1., CO ,C Le LL Recommendations E E cd co 0) 03 o_ i_ MPLEMENTATION 0 .O 0 C C 0 gill= Cm E a) E fiti CM S IS Ne Operations and Staffing Recommendations Operations and Staffing co a. I-5 a) LZ CD C Cd Recommendations Maintenance t+ (N C') "c' in cell 4=1 r en M' CO N. CO *.- it— elm • re" irmi 1. INTRODUCTION & PLAN UPDATE PROCESS CD O1 0 CL in 0s CV Q. C Building on Previous Planning Efforts 4-1 0 C Li ci) a/ 9b City Department Overview Current Offerings Summary E E cao COC E o cL CI f C co co o cr 0 1.. LJ CO 0) CV 0 CC LLI — 0 z C 0 C kir c L'A ■ eJ = C E II a E r., 0 cl a) I = RI 0 co Greeley's Population Composition CD C O, C Lis Ca se . r c IYI at CD 1.. co E -J C E CID tic f o T V r CU C r 117 Ft C C t_ E a) E t3 o a) o cc R Communications Recommendations Communications Recommendations SS CD t3 CIO .I. CA co C 'Li a, 0 le C) gin al CO CD C. le LL Recommendations Funding and Budget C i4 C E C CO 2 Col �, CV C CL a) 03 Li) O EL �''�` am z .ro cif taco � ('�ii�jiL.. 1..r' ;tom .a �0 175 +jc a) .0, ._ 0 aj 0 0 • V f t p: co E c coo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CITY COUNCIL MASTER PLAN LEADERSHIP E 2 2 ci) CD Ca a) C 0m O (19 Lei p CL (^ Y O t� i5 ti 11 CC 0 c 66 C CO CL CD CC 0 C CO co a C) co U I C co a_ rib W CD Co Michael Finn aver, Parks and Recreation Advisory Board C Randy Sleight C r_ a cO a_ co E • 0 W Co a) Y ) 0 iD CC V 0 a) 0 rr Dale Elder, Recreation Superintendent LLI p CO X5..5 C C) a a 0 T E E 0 2 _ I co Roy Otto, City Manager CONSULTANT TEAM Becky Safarik, Assistant City Manager Design Workshop, Inc Victoria Runkle, Assistant City Manager C ci C O 0 Cn 0 CC 9 • En tir• *E co C PARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD MEMBERS ETC Institute Bert Garcia Doris G i Ireath Kenneth Weaver Richard Reeser 0 CD p ea Scott Schuttenburg Todd Hampton 13 tel Sc 4- 1p C Y≥ J12 n�n mow— C C X21 La co W L; L4 ii N. 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CI lief Z C 4, c rt 2 • .c c C ' a 0 t E ft. sic a Rti Rt ,42 • c i) C s0 E 0 05 u 0 .� c u Cr C- It C C 4:45 4 4' 0 al T3-3 Proposed Trail IA C Trail - Alternate U) Parcei Boundaryes C iii .5 t7 U in kt fe, cr. ▪ c 0 • ca It ..8nD Tit 03 Ca F ] ec "II a LL r , V a'- ,.x; A C Tisli t +„r }a W g rte+ I I 1 1 1 R 1 1 1 1 4 a 1 t N wry`, %44S! • I ti 40 • a7 4r • I' " rr -� r Y ' 'L 4 a I 4 ti ' .44-5_•1 r Mj1 .• " a. - •I d ir • II ,0 _, ' 1 I • III I • e.l� . .1 aJ �i lierj 's ,fir 11+ n Av. t rap p', 1 r. J4 ref a t 4 • gr • • • I a • w I. 1 i 4 11 4 • n 4 1 1 I 'y p et • I C 1 A�, • �� '^ F. I I 1 I • N 1 I 'C II 6 • 1 I. , 1 1 1 • : ` • I / • nfi. 4 On • 1 a. '"'*-•••641#411 _ _ .# I ..n '>v ea', .". T� ��c ii l pit r , 4 a g .7 rl , " e -a The trail should cross the draw at the narrow- est point in th:s area C c r~ co E c.JI s 4 - �-' 1._ • C C 3 co °n gel - E 2 y. 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NB C o co in Pm '42 al C C LL 2 tM •ta C M aka aig Propased Traci Trail -Alternate eTh C oat U C C CO C, uJ 11 snn C aari i1J I 1 i Parcei Boundanes 100 '(ear ARooap ain 4 • 4 • • • a v. • a r pew Q M fot M Ill PI PI PI PI PP PI PI PI Mi. Pi Pi n fit fi PI ft ft it II li yam,_ y • ir-C11/44 ` ha, ` t' a "rwairldirrirIN ar at..a ones of Y `Itile AY' s k 1 • a ^, 1 1 1 S ` '7 i * Y u NII II IT, y 1 67 1 %k. 4a• ti '',#, 11\ tit i, —T"-_ - by w - • 'tr tali " -1 w r s a . b• p. A •11 \ ;.w��— ifs a' 4. F4• a �t Mr, J •. t .t.. a "r fit if GreelwY a t t -sad- yE f f/\ 4 'i y '. �- 1 ; ▪ :. T , .. tater , 4r.... a- •far•,• r :"'�•rM'a�• ter`st." "fi , s '� ► sr` * .Mii �l angel y >- a t le 4 IL k `•I t51 jell roil • le N N. II 4 l4 `•' � 1. I a t r $12 • ) I • I. t a I is SIB - I at 1 r'*;,, • ;AA kilt .' 4 0' i. Ile F el .. 4c $ -7,7,1-rici j, Ilk in...a...a,. L , ! . 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Na 1 11. 1,i Y 1 41 n a1 ` ••11 p �1' c 1 1 r I I n Y F, II 4 Y h • N I A L la 4 Y kII 1 • 1 d I k YI SeriLemG'{ 2fiO2 opt Cu O a di in as 16 c as ea El o tL! Ctl Tio il coo 2 E 4.70 2 as r '`G is O ge sc a E 2 .c c8 E a. p n C W 4 CD cal r O2 Aer _I a E c V c O m rn QS C r a, tt ant eh c� u E U) 1 � + co � Y/IIT- . 0i iso 4411 C c a ktd 4;a1 Trail west of 95th Ave runs along ditch nder road 1 e cn c 11 2 p r (14 O1 3 r. l q �J frt n r CI' 1 f�y Jy u AV c. c W CU YVa o I t ft 05 CJ 4ir I•17 Zr3 , WTo E. > 49 13 IraC sa l:— e p E ti cCr. C +1 an c col cr,cr114 Co Min .O Dill c ` MI O %} •Ca2r4.} .2 w tit c cry ar C 21 Ct F'tD rCI C• OG a id CD e q} tit. 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I. .1. 11 •A • I1 IfI �1 . 6f Y fIk..l I H a I I t 1 1. • !I- • Y Z Thy • MIN • • S ipfer+te' .fl IIt lit) at C 1O 4,1 CFI Vi 2 ti at 11,1 Ili a En on oh at a rs a) cn (NI mi ▪ ire ro hi NC a irt 11 r0 • CD IV scs O3 12 43.1 C in CO CP • Amy IAN w -13 CO TO • in CU es• t) tal f-4 4O Proposed Trail -- a Proposed Trarl - Alternate Lt -71 • • ao la Ca ga LLI 11 I Existing Contours Road Crossing/Underpass Parcel Boundaries .•.------ - 100 Year F!oodplain Teri PI PI Pi PI PI PI PI R IR PI PI R PI PI PI R PI PI II ri M ti M ft n n r 0 I b R an PP! POSPIEMPI Mai Mira 66:%16. ISM tidarai =tin M'1IMIP 4a jil+MWtlasso I r I t s� .1• 11 1 • • -I • ti I IKK Ov- rye 4 • Y F c :is' Ate fri S'n Y I I •:i it l II' Y IT I t 0 3 rerr itipt i h Jr COI\ d I a�`- %mg�M laq mon, alp l�mq roll n In br � am tui*+ I11OR'1 �ti ann. ■ ,I I *Is Is ti pi tt •11 pit A Ira co tf5 x t in t9 2 6 C 1 t I L F p p a I i 1 c I in 02 m atis 'C! LLe 11 100 Year Floodplain V sag III M P H Pi PI !I N N P M N N PI N N M U i PI N PI PI Ft A R MNMRMM { ■ r 0 II Telta2leIii P - M • r' I A n a se • t I. FS; eau trAtilo 64 1.' w (t„ tibItt 1 1 n Saps-rnoer 2002 4) t Y I-1, la a 40 4'ia 1 r1 © T irL', lot 'boil ■ w A4Cle es 041:1 4411. 1,4 it /1e 44. ."I4 I 1 0 c • 01��1 IL c re r7, {y C L • + 3 i ez it! is 4w+ 5 1) 0 t I- G` liS Q, la c COZ di 0 it is 2 C ( V W T !1) C7 #A d co c ro tira • ta C I- • C SSP CI u H 4 r I 4 T I F p - r } r (- C f • r .1 r 1 S Proposed -Rai) R7 o CI mk- 1h co J c un I i f I I . 1 I I I 01 qpi 4,1 oaso can � CA O Tra l -Alternate Existing Channel Cr Pedestnan B Existsng Contours Parcel Boundaries ti 4; CZ 01R PI PI R++II PI II PI III #IInnnnnnnnnnnnnnn I, %� SIa, r• �e. �\'s ,e "T ltE*L4- 8 2 bea arE r E.L. .Y EP c i" ger ep e v r_C drat I fl$"`. !y ROW S sier S. 4. Septernntr 2Q02 ess aSt •r 9 46 eve a 11.14, sits %a ii 4 is Qo LL a, tZ aro C U tinC 41.1 tU a. (3 r E cmri E Qiir av n ."..a` i!5 C a 0 tla ether side d rn tti Existing irrigation ponds Le) r cL co a r 'S4.4 jilla a e,Ing a ti a rat -" „ s I CO CL th rr� "±- 2 C 2 IS V 113 E45 cu ri I2 tt5 "" r)j am nt 4 C, r Eas .1 4.. -73 6. Q3 c-ta 03 a cs s a End,._ 411 a .a r4 11_1'u- C `"atil� 1.11 O •r C dt ^r' w V co rJ coC F— O o Q? 'b a. - • Proposed Trad - Alternate SD Si e jay E LI a7 in erg O O W k I I. ' ! I I I ! I 1 I I 1 1 171 C Busting Channel C Pedestrian Bridge or Culvert Road Crossing/Underpass 11� 100 Year Flonctp3ain La f iu • rat %j__r_. e -� i .e_T ■■■1■■ d Y rim it 1/4 Ors •Are ar J /tttt arla PS J % at p .c;mow` , Loa ••.�� r ?dotter ess r ,t t 1-1wig 1• d It per r. adur s4 r tity' s J ~lam 11tt- y / '('l or tti 'jam cara".ftom PCP' ye ,_�rJawe' / y _ f S r • f r altri'0" Pr atierter anaree IV* a4e0Cabeakteil4s.r.; 0 to o bite • 0 ... • 1-0 at -0 .416.1 co P. ens cs. 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Trail - Atternate Existing Channel Crossing 0 1 4 I 1 1 Ian Bridge or CuOvert 1 cc' W 3 It co thai 113 a. uuiuuuuui■unisommiU PUUnmPP ri rt'Inn Sep+emi,er 7nO2 z l° r 1 Trail along ditch rider road looking east from Cherry Street Cr) N co co t E o t. S ti .c a) to Bin E' a ci.) F 11 md e_ x ass g O ,m. �ry C • E fl a} c� ID E• ar u ml - 4- 3' a Tie aJ a+ kit) Gl .Ci C CD O migc U3 irr t!7 UCi y � ` :N , E C a y- C9 a} 2 _c 0 L" y Proposed Trail 0 C a) F a CD 2 N las t 31 f o cc C W Q Existing Contours ''I so C In Parcel Boundaries - - TOO Year E James Mathews 970-381-7168 Jamesrnat1981@yahoo.com Case # USR19-0071 To whom it concerns. I am concerned about the proposed sand and gravel pit that the D.P.G farms is planning to have J2 contracting operate. My Grandmother, W Catherine Roadifer age 91 has lived at 3791 E 18th street for 62 years. During that time the farm has had nothing but a small county road with a speed limit of 35 MPH by her property, until the weld county parkway was built. As the Parkway becomes a more popular route for semi -truck traffic it becomes inherently more dangerous. The way the parkway was built making a large S -turn from county road 47 to 49 can be very dangerous, especially during peak travel tunes. The parkway makes its sharpest turn at the intersection of east 18th street and WC parkway. There is turn lanes at this intersection but there are no acceleration lanes for turning onto the parkway from 18tH street or holly Ave, This intersection was not built for heavy semi -truck or vehicle traffic entering WC parkway. With the curve and slope of the parkway it is very difficult to see clearly when turning onto the parkway or crossing it heading south from Holly Ave. The traffic study that DPG farms and J2 conducted is inaccurate. It shows the line of site from an un obstructed view when looking to the north from within a vehicle the line of site is half the distance shown on their traffic study because the view is obstructed by the vehicle cab. It was also taken with the vegetation cut down at the intersection, weld county only mows this area once per year. In late spring and summer, the vegetation is tall and obstructs the view looking to the south/east. I met with J2 Contracting (J.C. Yortz and Chris Leone) and I was told that there would be about 115 round trip semi -trucks per business day entering and leaving the site with gravel for up to 25 years. This was when they were only planning on having a gravel pit. Now J2 contracting shows a concrete batch plant and an area to process and recycle concrete/asphalt. This sound like concrete trucks and increased construction traffic beyond the initial gravel trucks. Will there be a maximum truck traffic for the site of 115 round trips per day? This intersection needs to be modified to have acceleration lanes for the trucks leaving the gravel pit. I would ask weld county to look at adding an acceleration lane going north onto WC parkway and make it a right turn only from Holly Ave. I am absolutely positive that if weld county does not make these changes to the intersection and if DPG farms and J2 Contracting is permitted by weld county to build and operate this kind of facility at this location with access from the intersection of WC parkway and Holly Ave they will be killing people. I James Mathews, and my family live at 1585 Holly Ave. I am the sole care taker of the family farm at 3791 E 13th street. I cross this intersection every day of the year. My daughter attends Platte Valley high school in Kersey, she turns 16 on February 5th 2020. She will start driving herself to school and will be using this intersection every day. My Aunt (Cory Mathews) that is My Grandmothers care taker uses this intersection every day. My wife works in Brighton and uses this intersection every day. My son and I both use the Parkway to commute to work every day. My Grandmother nor I am fighting the idea of this gravel pit/concrete processing facility. What we are completely against is the gravel pit using Holly Ave at the intersection of 18th street and WC parkway for access. This intersection was not built for heavy truck traffic to enter and existing the parkway with this high of volume. I truly believe that people will die at this intersection if you approve this permit without making modifications to the intersection of Holly Ave and WC parkway. Sincerely James Mathews EXHIBIT Hello