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Home My WebLink About20201692.tiff V1 n9 Cons ftnichal Ca 1n-2cAop 4�� 1 ncj Wct4-e tr Pro �j � � 1+r1^� �-h'7 sot v'1 4 "C? rou y l �tr �t� et/ cry ° v,fIt c L t tj; I n Git us1o `Y`qe 4-O r\ �I Acirk COLORADO SELL PERMIT NUMBER 230142- 1110 Divis on of Water Resources DEIR RECEIPT NU BER 0468258 - partrnent or Natural Resources ORIGINAL PERMIT APPLICANT6 ) APPROVED WELL LOCATION PAULA PLATT Water Division : 1 Water District: Designated Basin : NIA Management District N/A County: WELD Parcel Name: N/A Physical Address: NIA NE 1 /4 SE 1 /4 Section 32 Township 1 ,0 N Range LGiO W Sixth RM... VIM COORDINATES Itsfikete4ADB3. Fasting: 517731 .4. Northing : 4428558, 11 ISSUANCE OF THIS PERMIT DOES NOT CONFER A WATER MKT CONDMONS OF APPROVAL 1 ) This well shall, be used in such a way as to cause no material injury to existing water rights, The issuance of this permit does not assure the applicant that no injury will. occur to another vested water right or preclude another owner of a vested water right from seeking relief in a civil court action . 2; The construction of this well shall be in compliance with the Water Well Construction Rules 2 CCR 4C -Z unless approval of a variance has been g ra n test by the State Board of Examiners of Water Well Construction and Pump Installation Contractors in accordance with Rule 18, 3) Approved pursuant to CRS 37- 2-6C (3flb) (I ) and policy of the state Engineer under the following conditions fora 7. 78 acre parcel described bed as Lot B, County Recorded Exemption ion 1471 324 RE-2797 , Weld County, more particularly described in attached Exhibit A. 4) The use of ground water from this well is Limited to ordinary household hrold purposes inside one 01 ) single family dwelling, the watering of the users own non -commercial domestic animals, and the irrigation of not more than a5 acres (21 , 780 square feet) of home gardens and lawns. 5) Production from this well is restricted to the Laramie-Fox Hills aquifer, which corresponds to the interval between 855 feet and 1105 feet mow the ground s-urfacci4 Plain casing shalt be installed and grouted to prevent production from other zones, 6 ) The depth to the top of the Laramie- Fox Hills aquifer is approximates To ensure the exclusion of poor quality water from zones impiately a.bove the aquifer, plain casing and grout shall extend through the lowermost coal and/or carbonaceous shale that overlies the Laramie sand portion of the aquifer, 7) The maximum pumping rate of this well shall not exceed 15 GM; 8) The annual withdrawal of ground water Fran this well shall not exceed 115 acre-feet, 9) The return flow from the use of this well must be through an individual waste water disposal system of the type so that not less than 2% of the total amount of water withdrawn is returned to the same stream system in which the well is located; 10) This well shah be constructed not more than 200 feet from the location specified on this permit. NOTE: The ability of this well to withdraw its authorized amount of water from this non - renewable aquifer may be Less than the 110 years upon which the amount of water in the aquifer is allocated, due to anticipated water Level declines, NOTE: To insure a maximum productive life of this well , perforated casing should be set through the entire producing interval of the approved zone or aquifer indicated above. Date Issued : 11 /22 /2000 Expiration Date: 11 /22 /2002 Issued By PEWIT H I STORY 06-05 -20419 CHANGE IN OWNER NAME/MAILINGADDRESS. CHANGED TO HECTOR A LW N FAUDOA DI. a Printed 07.01 -2019 For questions about this permit Gait 303 .6: .3581 or go to viww‘viatersstate.co..us Page 1 of 1 Air% COLORADO S Division of Water Resources ONR iv Department of Natural Resources July 22, 2019 Re: Water for Commercial Use for Hector Alonso Faudoa To Whom It May Concern : Mr . Faudoa visited the Denver Office of the Colorado Division of Water Resources on July 22 , 2019 to re - permit his residential exempt well , permit no . 230142 , for commercial uses . Mr . Faudoa would like to have a water supply to use for working with granite in his garage . Exempt permits are not available for that type of commercial use . To use well water for that type of use , Mr . Faudoa would need to apply for a non - exempt well permit with a court approved augmentation plan . He Was provided with the " Beginners Guide to Augmentation Plans for Wells" , a document that outlines the process to obtain a court approved augmentation plan . I suggested to Mr . Faudoa that a cheaper and faster option for his needs would be to have water trucked in from off- site . Please accept this letter as evidence that Mr. Faudoa is demonstrating diligence towards obtaining a reliable water supply for starting his business . If you have any questions concerning your welt permit application or any of the information contained herein , please contact me at this office (javier . vargasjohnson®state . co . us or 303 - 866- 3581 ext . 8227 ) . Si P ' relsy �, for 7/ / / . / avier//aFgas - Johnson , E . I . Waite( Resources Engineer Enclosures : Well Permit Number 230142 yr ' yf n 13 '13 Sherman Street , Room 821 , Denver, CO 80203 P 303 . 866 3581 w , cotorado . gov /water if`,;r 0,_ Jared S . Polls, Governor Dan Gibbs , Executive Director I Kevin G . Rein , State Engineer/ Director * ,, r e j 7/ -Z-J,876 F 41/4 DAR COLORADO ' Division of Water Resources Department of Natural Resources Beginners Guide to Augmentation Plans for Wells February 2019 If you are considering using welts to provide water for a lawn and garden , domestic animals, a subdivision, or some other project , you should be aware that in some areas of Colorado you may be unable to get a well permit without an Augmentation Plan . An Augmentation Plan is a water court approved document which is designed to protect existing water rights by replacing the volume of water depleted in a new project . Augmentation Plans are usually required in areas where there is a shortage of water during part or all of the year. Augmentation Plans may be approved for areas located outside of the Designated Ground Water Basins . Within Designated Ground Water Basins , the Ground Water Commission may approve Replacement Plans , which are similar to Augmentation Plans and are also designed to protect existing water rights by replacing water depleted in a new project . To determine whether or not you need an Augmentation Plan , you should consult with the Colorado Division of Water Resources Office responsible for administering water in the area in which your project will be located . The following basics of Water Administration wilt help in explaining what an Augmentation Plan is and what it does . Under Colorado 's constitution , water is allocated according to the Prior Appropriation System . A simplified way to explain this system is often referred to as "first in time, first in right . " When an individual physically takes water from a stream ( or underground aquifer) and places that water to some type of beneficial use , that action is referred to as an "appropriation ". The first person to appropriate water by diverting and applying it to beneficial use has the first right to use that water within a particular stream system . After receiving a court decree to confirm the appropriation date and details of their water use , this person then becomes the senior water right holder on the stream , and their water right must be satisfied before any other water rights can be fulfilled . As someone contemplating providing water for a new project, you are a new water user, and any new water right that you establish wilt be "junior" to (or have less priority than ) other water rights that were established earlier. The priority protects the older water rights, which are therefore "senior" (or earlier in time) to your water right . When a shortage occurs , a senior water right owner may place a "call" for water, which is a request that the Division Engineer shut down (curtail) alt upstream water rights junior to them until their senior right is satisfied . This may result in your junior water right being ordered to cease diverting water so the seniors can receive their water. Simply put, augmentation is a method to allow you to use your junior water right ( this could consist of a surface diversion , well , or other structure that has been awarded a water right by the water court) when a calk has been placed , without reducing water available to senior water rights . Augmentation typically involves adding a new supply of water to the stream to replace the depletions that result from the diversion of water for your new project. Questions? Groundwater Info 9arn-4prn 303- 866-3587, or visit wittwactoesgoviwater Page 1 /2 You may be wondering how it is possible for welts to affect other water rights . To answer this question , we need to look at how groundwater and surface water interact . Water experts have known for some time that groundwater and surface water are usually hydrologically connected . The connection is through small openings between grains of sand , gravel , and even in some rocks , that allow water to move through the ground to and from streams . This is most evident in springs where water can be seen seeping or flowing from the sides of hills or roadcuts . The result of this connection is that pumping a well will eventually cause a reduction in the amount of water in nearby streams . This reduction in st reamf Low can affect the amount of water available to water rights on that stream and downstream portions of that stream system . For an example of an Augmentation Plan , let's assume that you want to construct welts to supply a proposed subdivision where there are senior water rights on a nearby stream . An Augmentation Plan must be designed to put water in the stream to prevent reductions in streamflow (caused by pumping your well ) from affecting senior water rights . This allows the junior water right to keep pumping water if a "call" is placed by a senior water right . To obtain approval of an Augmentation Plan , you must make an application (which is often prepared by an attorney) to the water court. The application must explain exactly where water is to be used , what it will be used for, how much water will be used , what the source of augmentation water is , when and where augmentation water will be required , how much augmentation water is required , and how the Augmentation Plan will be operated . The application should be supported by an engineering analysis , usually prepared by a water resources engineer, which shows how the water needs of the project were determined and how the new water use can occur without affecting senior water rights . You may contact the Water Courts in their respective Divisions to obtain information regarding the filing of applications with the court. The main website for the water court is available at this link: https. " Lam +, courts . state . co , us / Cour_ ts ' ' atet Water attorneys may be found on the Internet by searching for "Attorneys - WaterTM . Water resource engineers may be found on the internet by searching for "Engineers - Water Resources" . Unfortunately, there is no comprehensive source for information on sources or cost of augmentation water. Water attorneys and engineers may be able to provide some suggestions . Due to legal constraints , personnel from the Division of Water Resources cannot act as your engineer or attorney. For further information concerning well permitting and permit applications, see Ground Water Well Permitting on our website ; complete an online AskDWR information request form with Subject: Augmentation Plans ; or call Ground Water Information at ( 303 ) 866-3587. The Division of Water Resources' website is available at this link : bbttp / /water. state . co ,. 115 Questions? Groundwater Info 9am -4pm 303 .866 -3587, or visit q nicsA + ah thv ei Page 2/2 1116. 4 . WELD COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENT 1555 North 17 #h Avenue . Greeley . CO 80631 w w ,v ldheaRth .or Septic Permit Application Application Number P-1900203 App Type: it ' ommercial"\New OWTS\Septic \ +eptic 395 CR 29 BRIGHTON, CO 80603 Owner Name : HECTOR ALONZO FAUDOA Parcel #: 14,7132400054-R0425601 Legal Desc : PT E2SE4 32-1 -66 LOT B REC EXEMPT RE-2797 Work Description : BUILDING Site Address : 395 CR 29 p' �e ifi�c Info : BRIGHTON, CO 80603 App Number of Persons 2 Parcel Acres 7 . 75 Private Water Supply Well TERMS AND CONDITIONS A permit fee, as set by separate ordinance of the Board of Weld County Commissioners, shall be required of applicants for onside wastewater treatment systems, parable at dime of applicalkm Permit fees are non-refundable; permit applications are nonrtnnsferable If both a building permit and an OWES are issued for tt same property and construction is not commenced prior to the expiration date of the budding permit, the O S permit shad expire at the same lime as the building permit If an owns permit is issued for a property that does not require a building permit, the OWTS permit shall expire one year after its issuance If construction on the septic system has not commenced any change in plans or specifications after the permit has been issued invalidates the permit unless approval is gyred from the Health Officer or hither designated agent. Expired permits can be renewed by payment of the permit fee only i A, There has been no change m the plans and specifications of the proposed system as set out in the original application or such change is reviewed and approved by a Division Representative S. The surrounding land, its use or zoning has not changed so-as-to cause the original application not to be acceptable underline regulation& NOTICE The completeness of this application is final upon further mandatory and additional tests and reports as may be required by the Veld County Department of Public liealttt and Environment (V DPHE). The issuance of the permit is subject to such terns and conditions as deemed d necessary to insure compliance with rules at regulations adopted aide 10 title 25, CRS as amendet The applicant certfies that the proposed osed system until not be located within 400 feet of a unit sewage system. The undersigned cobras that all scat m eats made, information and reports sum herewith axe, or will be, represented to be due and correct to the best of hislher knowledge aid are designed to be relied on by the WCOPHE for evaluation for putp+aeaes of issuing the permit applied for herein. Applicantfurther understands that falsication or misrepresentation may result in the dens of the application or revocation of any permit granted* and in legal action or perjury as provided by les Ismisetetee __ it elp Owner/Applicant Date *es iaderiltsisfrotion Public Heels a €nuiranm.nhal Nee% Conwenseleselene (rn rgsncyr Pre are Owns 'diet Ifecords Climeol SerYicst $ersfi,cei KducaSoa i P1/40101000 A .spcni 1 ; 1 �I Y ., .. i J i i, t' I ._it.a 4I '4 t. 4 i 'i T'ti �$ �i ' f . -. " . ° n,. I. _ ..'Y c ? Public Heath Hello