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Home My WebLink About770346.tiff RESOLUTION RE: GRANT OF CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT NO. 22 TO CONTINENTAL PIPE LINE CO. WHEREAS , the petition of Continental Pipe Line Co. , 1822 Warren Avenue, Cheyenne, Wyoming 82001, for a Conditional Use Permit for a crude oil truck transfer facility on a parcel of land located in the Northwest Quarter of Section 20, Township 2 North, Range 66 West of the 6th P.M. , Weld County, Colorado, said tract being more particularly described as follows, to- wit: Beginning at a point on the South line of said NW Quarter of Sectio 20 from whence the West quarter corner of said Section 20 bears North 89°55'51" West, 45.00 feet; thence North 00°10'00" Fast, 390.35 feet along the East right-of-way boundary of U.S. Highway 85; thence South 89°55'51" East, 333.70 feet to a point on the West right-of-way boundary of the Union Pacific Rail- road; thence South00°08'58" East, 390.35 feet along said West boundary of said Union Pacific Railroad to a point on the South line of said NW quarter of Section 20; thence North 89°55'51" West 335.86 feet to the point of beginning; this described tract containing 3.000 acres; and excepting therefrom all rights-of-way and easements which are of public record, came on for hearing at a public meeting held on February 7 , 1977 , in the Chambers of the Board of County Commissioners, Weld County, Colorado, and WHEREAS, the above described parcel of land is located in an Agricultural Zone as set forth in the Weld County Zoning Resolution, and WHEREAS, the above described parcel of land is below the minimum lot size of 80 acres required in an Agricultural Zone, and WHEREAS, Section 3. 3 (D) (4) (m) of the Weld County Zoning Resolution authorizes a pipe line terminal in the Agricultural District on the grant of a Conditional Use Permit by the Board of County Commissioners, and WHEREAS, the petitioner was present by a representative of said petitioner, and WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners has considered all the testimony and statements of those present, has studied the request of the petitioners , and has studied the recomendation / 7 70 346 ,,. .., PL0752 . i i of the Weld County Planning Commission, and having been fully informed and satisfied that the requested use complies with the Weld County Comprehensive Plan and the provisions of the Weld County Zoning Resolution, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of County Commissioners, Weld County, Colorado, that the application of Continental Pipe Line Co. for a Conditional Use Permit for a pipe line terminal on the above-described parcel of land, be and hereby is, granted subject to the Development Standards contained in the Conditional Use Permit together with the amendments thereto. 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The proposed facility complies with the Weld County Comprehensive Pla] Said plan states, "Rural industrial development should be encouraged only when the industry. . .requires a physical environment that cannot reasonably be furnished in a municipality. " The proposed facility requires a location close to Continental ' s main pipeline between Denver and Cheyenne as well as a site with easy high• way access. These locational requirements could not be met within an existing municipality. 2. It is the opinion of the Planning Commission that this proposed facil is in compliance with the provisions of Section 3. 3(E) (2) of the Weld County Zoning Resolution which states, "The Planning Commission and t. Board of County Commissioners shall consider the following in making Motion seconded by Chunk Carlson Vote: For Passage Bette K nintz xXPassage Qhnfk Carl son___ Harry Ashley Marge Yost Bill Elliott Percy Hiatt_ Ben Nix Irma White___.__- Ron Heitman — The Chairman declared the Resolution passed and ordered that a certified copy be forwarded with the file of this case to the Board of County Commissioners for further proceedings. • • • Continental Pipe Line Company CUP 22 :76: 7 February 1, 1977 Page 2 determination in approving or denying a conditional use permit : Compatibility with the surrounding area, harmony with the character of the neighborhood and existing agricultural uses, need for the proposed use, its effect upon the immediate area, its effect on future development of the area and the health, safety, and welfare of the inhabitants of the area and the County. " This determination is based on the following: A. A petition form in support of this Conditional Use Permit application has been submitted. The petition form has been signed by the majority of the property owners in the surrounding area. None of the remaining property owners in the area have indicated any objections to the proposed facility. B. The Weld County Health Dept . has indicated the proposed facility is in compliance with all applicable Weld County and State Health Standards and Regulations. C. The Ft . Lupton Planning Commission has indicated their approval of the application with the stipulation that acceleration/decelerati, lanes be installed on U.S. Highway 85 to help alleviate possible traffic problems. D. The concerns of the Platteville Ditch Co. have been cooperativel met by Continental Pipe Line Co. so that the proposed facility will be compatible with the operation and maintenance of the irrigation ditch. E. 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O et) 'Cc b v � a.i W % 'kmO0 Z p bzawap 0+ ;s + ' rr ._ +.c'!� Ql ' 3 M .N x Ot �i'.i - y]4 f , �'� f ., A ,'Cr, q i .. U q t� m N �.y 6 • • • CERTIFICATION OF COPY I , Pat Rymer _, Recording Secretary of the Weld County Planning Commission , do hereby certify that the above and foregoing Resolution is a true copy of the Resolution of the Planning Commission of Weld County , Colorado , adopted on February 1, 1977 _ and re- corded in Book No . V of the proceedings of the said Planning Commission . Dated the 2 day of February 77 Secrets y • • CONTIllliN'f,11, PIPE 1,1 NI.) CO. Conditional Use Perrril; Proposed Dove Iopulent. Standards 1 . The permitted uses on the hereon described parse of land are : t , a crude oil truck tin I on di n facility ; and b . material storage The uses shall be limited to the rani 1itles nnc1 areas shown on the Conditional Use Permit plan . 2 . There shall he only two Automatic_ Custody 'Fran s'er (A . C . T . ) Units at the site . Each A .C .'L' . i'mt shall consist of a. ,trainer , a met er , and an automatic -'ampler tog cCher with necessary enlces , Pipiflu and related appurtenances . 3 . A paved apron coinpiete with catch ha s ns shall be placed oahi so as to containicany the un dorins` niioadir l oiler `.r . tons 'limo Conditional Use Permit area. shall he surrounded hr a strand barbed wire ! once as shown on the ptans . 5 . The above around pip inu and equipment, at the I r tic unlo;ul- int: fa , lit) shall he one losccl by d sic foot chain 11n Cone[ topped with three strands oL rhod wire . G . Thu Conditional Use Permit area shitl1 he main ! . nut.) in such a mtcrinei :,c, ass Lo prrycnl .oil urns-ion , fuaiI dust , anti the Srowth o f nox i nits weeds . 7 . Pa.r loins for up to Hiftr- oil transport trucks ( 1 n addition to two at the unloadin€; point) will be provided ded on the property g , _Access sha11 bo lima Cod to the two proposed point 1 shown hcrrnn . The trot f ic. pattern at tlic he one- way only . 0 . Noise 1 eve s a t the property 1 1111(.K sun I I not exceed Chc: foI low inh 1icai_Ls : a . 55 di)( 1 ) from 7 A .ll , to 7 P . M . , and li . 50 dh( cA) From 7 I' . 11. to 7 A . 11 . . i I Continental Pipe Line Co. Changes and Additions to Development Standards Add to Development Standard #1 : The material storage shall be located no closer than 50 feet from the east right-of-way fence on U. S . High- way 85. Access to the material storage area shall be from the internal driveway. Material to be stored shall include the following : a) 2-inch, 3-inch, 4-inch, 6-inch, 8-inch, 10-inch line pipe in the following maximum quantities : a) 2-inch: 300 feet b) 3-inch: 1500 feet c) 4-inch: 1500 feet d) 6-inch: 500 feet e) 8-inch: 300 feet f) 10-inch: 300 feet b) 2-inch through 10-inch steel valves with a maximum number of valves of all sized to be 15. c) 2-inch through 10-inch flanges , elbows, tees, and other steel fittings , with a maximum number of fittings to be 20. d) Pumps , engines , and electric motors with a maximum of 15 items . Change development Standard #7 : Parking for up to five oil transport trucks lin addition to two at the unloading point) will be provided on the property. Add to Development Standard #10: Said acceleration/deceleration lanes shall be installed by Continental Pipe Line Co . by July 1 , 1977. Add Standard: Upon cessation of operations of the crude oil truck transfer facility all structures shall be removed to 30" below grade and the CUP area shall be reclaimed to afarmable state . Add Development Standard: There shall be no parking of oil transport trucks on County Road 184- either before or after unloading. • CONTINENTAL PIPE LINE CO. Conditional Use Permit Proposed Development Standards 1 . The permitted uses on the hereon described parcel of land are : a. a crude oil truck unloading facility; and b. material storage The uses shall be limited to the facilities and areas shown on the Conditional Use Permit plan. 2 . There shall be only two Automatic Custody Transfer (A.C.T. ) Units at the site. Each A.C.T. Unit shall consist of a strainer, a meter, and an automatic sampler together with necessary valves, piping and related appurtenances. 3. A paved apron complete with catch basins shall be placed in the area of the unloading activity so as to gather and contain any oil which is lost during unloading operatons. 4. The Conditional Use Permit area shall be surrounded by a 3 strand barbed wire fence as shown on the plans. 5. The above ground piping and equipment at the truck unload- ing facility shall be enclosed by a six foot chain link fence topped with three strands of barbed wire. 6. The Conditional Use Permit area shall be maintained in such a manner so as to prevent soil erosion, fugitive dust , and the growth of noxious weeds. 7. Parking for up to four oil transport trucks (in addition to two at the unloading point ) will be provided on the property. 8 . Access shall be limited to the two proposed points shown hereon. The traffic pattern at the facility shall be one- way only. 9. Noise levels at the property lines shall not exceed the following limits : a. 55 db(A) from 7 A.M. to 7 P.M. , and b. 50 db(A) from 7 P.M. to 7 A.M. . S Continental Pipe Line Co. February 1 , 1977 Page 2 10. Acceleration/deceleration lanes shall be installed by Continental Pipe Line Co. at the intersection of County Road 181 and U. S. Highway 85 in accordance with the requirements of the State Highway Department . 11 . No fences shall be constructed across the Platteville Ditch . Any fence parallel to the ditch will be placed no closer than fifteen feet from the toe of the exist- ing dike. 12. Continental Pipe Line Co. shall provide personnel and appropriate fire fighting equipment to stand-by during the burn-off of weeds along the ditch adjacent to their facilities in order to confine the burned area. 13 . All internal roads shall be graveled. 14. The appearance of the facility shall be maintained in a neat and orderly condtion through periodic painting and maintenance. 15. The Conditional Use Permit shall be limited to the plans shown hereon and governed by the development standards stated above and all applicable Weld County regulations. Any change to the plans and/or development standards shall require the approval of another Conditional Use permit before such changes shall be permitted. i \./ Planning Commission February 1 , 1977 APPLICANT : Continental Pipe Line Company CASE NUMBER: CUP-22 : 76 : 7 LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Pt . NW* of Section 20, T2N, R66W LOCATION: 2 miles North of Ft . Lupton SUBJECT : Crude Oil Truck Transfer Terminal APPEARANCE : Richard Hamm, District Manager DISCUSSION: Mr. Hamm explained that this proposal is; unload crude oil trucks . IIe stated that the location was also going to be used for material storage for random length of line pipes, fittings , pipes, etc. He stated that this facility would face County Road 18 . The estimate number of trucks per day will be approximately 20. During peaking of the wells it could be as many as 40 trucks in a given day. Mr. Fortner stated that State..has recommended acceleration/deceleration lanes on State Hwy. 85. Tom IIonn read the comments recommending approval . He also read the development standards that would be proposed. Mr . Glen Paul stated that the decebel reading should be considered when the facility was started. Mr. Hamm stated that since this is a new facility that they would be able to get equipment that would meet the standards . Gary Fortner stated that he would like a little better explanation of material storage that would be out in the area. Mr. Hamm stated that they could file a letter listing the kinds, types , and equipment stored there . It would only be material related to installing their lease connection program. MOTION : Be it therefore resolved to recommend approval of this request with development standards . Motion by Mr . Eiliutt . Seconded by Mr. Carlson. A vote of "aye" by Ms. Kountz, Mr . Ashley , Mr. Elliott , Mr . Nix, Mr . Heitman Mr. Carlson, Ms. Yost , Mr. Hiatt , Ms . White . Motion Carried. Date: February 1, 1977 CASE NUMBER: CUP 22:76:7 LOCATION: 2 miles north of Ft. Lupton LEGAL DESCRIPTION: pt. NW* Sec. 20, T2N, R66W REQUEST: Crude Oil Truck Transfer Terminal NAME: Continental Pipe Line Company THE WELD COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION STAFF RECOMMENDS THAT THIS REQUEST BE Approved FOR THE FOLLOWING REASONS: 1. The proposed facility complies with the Weld County Comprehensive Plan. Said plan states, "Rural industrial development should be encouraged only when the industry. . .requires a physical environment that cannot reasonably be furnished in a municipality". The proposed facility requires a location close to Continental's main pipeline between Denver and Cheyenne as well as a site with easy high- way access. These locational requirements could not be met within an existing municipality. 2. It is the opinion of the Planning Commission staff that this proposed facility is in compliance with the provisions of Section 3.3(E)(2) of the Weld County Zoning Resolution which states, "The Planning Commission and the Board of County Commissioners shall consider the following in making their determination in approving or denying a special use permit: Compatibility with the surrounding area, harmony with the character of the neighborhood and existing agricultural uses, need for the proposed use, its effect upon the immediate area, its effect on future development of the area and the health, safety, and welfare of the inhabitants of the area and the County." This determination is based on the following: A. A petition form in support of this Conditional Use Permit application has been submitted. The petition form has been signed by the majority of the property owners in the surrounding area. None of the remaining property owners in the area have indicated any objections to the proposed facility. B. The Weld County Health Dept. has indicated the proposed facility is in compliance with all applicable Weld County and State Health Standards and Regulations. FIELD CHECK FILING NUMBER NAME ``�_ // 7 -7 REQUEST ('UP Lw :, !x f, f .c _? _ "(rba LEGAL DISCRIPTION i/ Spy , , 11J - C-h LAND USE N 1 , E - 1'51'4 /, - cit Are D / -- LC , 5 . S ZONING N LOCATION ,V ,n; /,' , c- E 1 . / ; < f;rm S 14 COMMENTS : ��` -/i-} /,, �P/ !? � (E/1r/.�Lt, - ,}"Z.LLf � /n .�.� 44' -112P C-JGi/mr1c -- (Al a 29r c� ki 'vl, i; :�4L �/f/!/',(-i' „/ Zr�, C %e/ f 7s �i.Gi �npp.<L4. //1L✓"�7' u'i. /)< ;L(/'L'.4('`i. /li ('.f C..`l/�� - l-��(./G� _ S', 'T, (tit! 5CC - 6CC: %-- i(G,'.. .. (�, Lai,cut , ( UP Gr In ✓LN S`..Nw,i�Lt� / 3 r f '.LU;'l C, 6.7-A. /) 1-'L ,72:t'"itf t C'L.(.. K, --CL' I i'i /T / Le N (.CC),< ,'1/ 7di-tom -9�1'%C'-L-!Cti%. By 7i/ 7/�x� :iGCCGI�rvttL- r w DEPAH I MENI OF PLANNING SERVICE 5 . V WELD COUNTY CENTENNIAL CENTE 915 10th STREE GREELEY, COLORADO 806. GARY Z. FORTNE DIRECTOR OF PLANNIN O PHONE (303) 356-4000. EXT.41 viipe COLORADO December 20, 1976 Ralph Elliott Box 102 Ft. Lupton, Colorado 80621 Re: Request for a Conditional Use Permit to permit the location of a crude oil truck transfer terminal site on a parcel of land described as part of the NW* of Sec. 20, T2N, R.66W of the 6th P.M. , Weld County, Colorado containing .803 acres more or less Dear Mr. Elliott: Your application as submitted by Continental Pipeline Co. for the above described request at this point in time appears to be complete and in order with the following exceptions: 1. Suhnission of a $25.00 application fee payable to the Weld County Planning Crnmission, and 2. Submission of a $10.00 recording fee payable to the Weld County Clerk and Recorder. I have tentatively scheduled the hearing by the Weld County Planning Cammission for February 1, 1977, at 2:00 P.M. Said hearing will take place in the Weld County Conmissioners Hearing Roan, First Floor, Centenn- ial Center, 915 10th Street, Greeley, Colorado. It is recarmended that you and/or a representative be present to answer any questions the Planning Commission might have with respect to your application. If you have any questions with regards to this matter, please do not hesitate to contact our office. Respectfully, Ken McWilliams /k%1 / ?(/ /.( c.-'1 Assistant Zoning Administrator Copy to: R. D. Lee, District Engineer Continental Pipeline Co. 1822 Warren Ave. WELD COUNTY COMMISSIONER Cheyenne, Wyo. 82001 GLENN K. BILLING VICTOR JACOBUC( ROY MOSE NORMAN CAR LSO JUNE STEINMAR & id r Lan % ir Approve rerm IT GREELEY — In a it was requiring the company unanimous vote with all nine to pay for the ew lanes, but .,... �"'`i.z.,�"�'^`- .� - , * Y members present, the. Weld that it would cover costsf �;.� 4W,,. L�±k • "va +r A County Planning Commission drains and the nearbyseeding. lr 1..... :4r . •i „, "w`c ' �''�°r',c recommended a A representative of the 4,�„� Tuesday the company estimated anit t� ,'"s '+a�w ontiegil n 5 new c-Continental Pipeline n•^ostatfoa willruse the20 facility.sThe land .new cru e ml dWcipmg north of Fort Lupton. for the station is leased from an area property owner, he ' The request will be ad- said. It will be located three dressed later by the Weld miles north of Fort Lupton. ' County commissioners along The commission also with subdivision exemption unanimously recommended �!+. o, R .u�.. s +,k,' 'h :l request on three acres to be that the County Corn- t ice- M-'�� ,r5w '.r4;�yF.�' s used.in conjunction with the missioners okay a pe�ial us-„e su'+�.�;>` ' �"iH'� Y x. , "t`5. '"', rtr-, �. company's Denver-to-Che- ew,5Ttij,f.A6.j�Gfn-S$�gl.L O 'a tbxa;�' �: ' r+sw,7,+ _ _ _ ""_'" '' " 3v` ""' "" yenne pipeline. Fonditional use permit for �, 4- . . <a �� ,44l v Approval was made after a subdivision of 46 acres about representative of the company two miles southwest of said it would comply with the Greeley. request minimum noise level The Keenesburg requirements called for by the was for the opening of a new - director of the environmental landfill three miles north of lanners health of the Weld County town.s the e siteunty is on non "" w' y y ry "1-1-'. )' ', t9.≥. Health Department. roduhe s nonirrignom .t y ,� '' ' ` " Attached to the request were agricultural ground and that d „.,,,,,,,,,40%,,,,. 4< - ' .r.: r'''''''' ,S P`r > ,:,; J,.rrr >',y recommendations.th for my was accompanied by Colorado 4.4.p4;4',., h the county Health Department and U.S. _ + proval from favorable pllorado department, Geological Survey Colorado Division of High- recommendations. ways,the City of Fort Lupton Recommended passage of and the county engineering department. Also included h?4..oRditional usgA.etyt-was was a petition signed by what made on a request b David Caluiatacreate a six acre and the planning commission said mother 40 acre out of a c t< was a majority of property othe he wants plot purchase s- - ,,, '44roving parcel department said - t` f r ^ .� �*l --b..- r - owners in the area approving The Planning P e::::',.;,,'",` ,,4, =i� > : It was recommending aP However, the Division of proval because Calvin planned Highways included to live on the least productive .� -- ,.. section and farm the ,�- ;, ,�,., ,�. - acceleration lement that be installednal - ,_ lanes installed remaining 40 acres.. . .3 er€4‘ a-a-1 ei-ge- ._g on nearby Colorado 85.It said ft »�-.p. 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I 1 :2- I I AIRPHOTO/VICINITY MAP 1I .,1 1--ib?'r"--f• /1 __ SENT TO COUNTY ATTORNEY _t2_-_- '---B-6-- 1 APPROVAL OF COUNTY ATTORNEYk≥ )1t' .i-_ 77-FD i_ JJ‘Qi PUBLICATION BY:— ___ — A -i__—__-----�____�_____-_- Posted: i �— SIGN POSTED BY:. /4//4._. _ SURROUNDING PROPERTY OWNERS NOTIFIED BY: ? i�. - J �•� � _�_�� 1 !I;_.1=_�� . �.:� 1. FIELD CHECK AND REPORT 142_:_ -T / l REFERRALS: Oft LP T� _f,-.YIUCOMPLETE 14 I- 24 --- COMMENTS _ t- PRELIMINARY STAFF COMMENTS i---1126" . -._ �21-} k-Z---I i STAFF CONFERENCE 4L -2 -- t`- -!-- `- --• STAFF COMMENTS C• y � P.C. HEARING ACTION: f—�j�;—�a,'r�. t.-711-21- � �- P.C. RESOLUTION 4 -3 1- P CASE SENT TO CLERK TO BOARD _ SIGN POSTED --- _ `` nj C.C. HEARING r,Z/ ACTION . , /- , , I; A -�,-,,C,c?i^,)l C.C. RESOLUTION RECEIVED • ` / ,74.. I- Ic HISTORY CARD COMPLETE 3‘1S 4 -{ C.C. RESOLUTION SENT TO DRAFTING 1NG .• DRAFTED ON MYLAR Zt-M.-A17----•. Y DOCUMENT SENT TO CLERK & RECORDER r._. _OW r P.C. MINUTES QE-- (-j.:. -_. \ \ r-s. CASE/FILE COMPLETE --- -----� II 411 CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT APPLICATION Weld County Planning Commission Services Building, Greeley , Colo . FOR PLANNING DEPARTMENT USE ONLY : CASE NUMBER : PC HEARING DATE : SEC : TWP : RANGE : CC HEARING DATE : LAND CODE : 1 : S : 1/4 : KEY : SUB/DIV CODE : SUB : BLK : LOT : KEY : REFER TO : PERMIT FEE : 1 ) DATE : APP . CHECKED BY : 2 ) DATE : RECEIPT NO . 3) DATE : LEGAL DESC , PPRVL : 4 ) DATE : _^ TO BE COMPLETED BY APPLICANT IN;TCCORDA"CE WITH PROCEDURAL GOIDE RE- QUIREMENTS : Print or type only , except for necessary signatures : I , (we ) the undersigned hereby request a hearing before the Weld County Planning Commission concerning a proposed Conditional Use Permit for the following described unincorporated area of Weld County : LEGAL DESCRIPTION of contiguous property owned upon which Conditional Use Permit is j proposed : SQk (L U C4(ie kk(I- LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT AEA : (viki.ce1 [� STREET LOCATION : County Road No. 20 ZONE A I PROPOSED USE : Truck unloading facility_and material storage point SEAS CM : Relieve truck traffic congestion at Spindle Transfer Station _ FEE OWNERS OF AREA PROPOSED F3 CONDITIONAL USE : Box 102 TEL : NAME : Ralph O Elliott ADDRESS : Ft Lupton. CO 80621 857-2885 NAME : Lillian G Elliott �ADDRESS : TEL : H " NAME : ADDRESS : TEL : I hereby depose and state under the penalities of perjury that all statE ments , proposals and/or plans submitted with or contained within this application are true and correct to the best of my knowledge . COUNTY OF WELD ) / ,. _ �. • STATE OF COLORADO ) Signature: Owner /. C i g' 2,/s. tt:trivintfitiq tur� J tir' r r_ SUbSc J,b and sworn to before ore we ti3 r(1 may of - f 7J SEAL My Commission Expires :_..___...___�� 0 S LEGAL DESCRIPTION (All contiguous property owned by Ralph O. and Lillian G. Elliot) All that part of the Northwest Quarter (NWQ) of Section 20, T2N, R66W of the 6th P.M. , Weld County, Colorado, lying West of the right-of-way of the Union Pacific Railroad Company, and more particularly described as follows: Beginning at a point on the North line of said Northwest Quarter, Section 2( from which the Northwest corner of said Section 20 bears N89°55 ' 53"W, 145.0( feet; thence 589°55 ' 53"E, 221.27 feet; thence S00°08' 58"E, 2643.29 feet alor the West right-of-way line of the Union Pacific Railroad to a point on the South line of said NIA, Section 20; thence N89°55 ' 51"W, 335.86 feet; thence NOO°10 ' 00"E, 1969.19 feet along a line parallel to and 45.00 feet from the West line of Section 20, and with all other bearings contained herein relati thereto; thence N89°50'00"W, 10.00 feet; thence NOO°10'00"E, 324.00 feet; thence S89°50'00"E, 60.00 feet; thence NOO°10'00"E, 248.00 feet; thence N33°51 ' 30"E, 90.13 feet; thence NOO°10 '00"E, 27.25 feet to the Point of Beginning; thus described tract containing 19.536 acres. AND EXCEPTING THEREFROM all easements and rights-of-way which are of public record. (That portion of the property of Ralph 0. and Lillian G. Elliot requested for use as "Continental Pipeline Company Ft. Lupton Truck Point Conditional Use Permit) A tract of land in the Northwest Quarter of Section 20, T2N, R66W of the 6th P.M. , Weld County, Colorado, and more particularly described as follows : Beginning at a point on the North line of said NW1 , Section 20 from whence the Northwest corner of said Section 20 bears N89°55 ' 53"W, 191.27 feet and with all other bearings contained herein relative thereto; thence 589°55 ' 53' 175.00 feet; thence S00°08' 58"E, 200.00 feet along the West right-of-way line of the Union Pacific Railroad; thence N89°55 '53"W, 175.00 feet; thence NOO°08' 58"W, 200.00 feet to the Point of Beginning; thus described tract containing 0.803 acres. CERTIFICATE The above legal descriptions were prepared by me from a survey performed by me. //� 1Lt:S4m4 n Aa`tII!�44nM8r a ohnson 44xv �wsr ER4.,kr ,0 Registered Land Surveyor r 41 0 O •..-r, L.S. 6716 i *; 6716 •- W•017+O Ck°4•O3 't.Op,Chit-S' • • POWER OF ATTORNEY KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS , that we , RALPH 0. ELLIOTT and LILLIAN G. ELLIOTT, the undersigned, of Box 102 , Fort Lupton, Colorado 80601 , County of Weld, State of Colorado , hereby constitute , make and appoint W. R. Hamm, of Continental Pipe Line Company, 1822 Warren Avenue , Cheyenne, Wyoming 82001, County of Laramie , State of Wyoming , our true , and lawful Attorney-in-Fact , for the following purpose : To represent us in the matter of the foregoing attached application for a conditional use permit , in regard to and only in regard to the particular property described in said application, before the Board of County Commissioners and to present evidence on our behalf before said Board . /t LE-7•711 RALPH/O . ELLIOTT LI IAN G. EL IOTT Subscribed and sworn to before me this 2 day of rAcI,2r24,L , l9�� Notary Public My Commission expires : • (conto) W. R. Hamm Continental Pipe Line Company District Manager 1822 Warren Avenue Rocky Mountain District Cheyenne,Wyoming 82001 (307) 634-4408 February 4, 1977 "r r Board of County Commissioners °o Weld County Services Building Greeley, CO 80631 Dear Commissioners: Attached is an Addendum to the Proposed Development Criteria for our truck unloading points near Ft Lupton, Colorado. This Addendum lists the types and quantities of material which we anticipate storing at the Poposed Conditicnal Use Permit area. Very truly yours, PDL-mlc Attachment CONTINENTAL PIPE LINE COMPANY CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT CRITERIA (ADDENDUM) Material storage point shall be situated on land to the west of the truck unloading points and no closer than fifty (50) feet from the east right-of-way fence on U S Highway 85. Dimensions shall be 170 feet deep from County Road 181 right-of-way and fifty (50) feet wide. Access and egress shall be from proposed internal truck driveway. Material to be stored shall include the following: 1) 2-inch, 3-inch, 4-inch, 6-inch, 8-inch, 10-inch line pipe in the following maximum quantities: a) 2-inch: 300 feet b) 3-inch: 1500 feet c) 4-inch: 1500 feet d) 6-inch: 500 feet e) 8-inch: 300 feet f) 10-inch: 300 feet 2) 2-inch through 10-inch steel valves with a maximum number of valves of all sizes to be 15. 3) 2-inch through 10-inch flanges, elbows, tees, and other steel fittings, with a maximum number of fittings to be 20. 4) Pumps, engines, and electric motors with a maximum of 15 items. CONTINENTAL PIPE LINE COMPANY CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT Description of Proposed Operation The Conditional Use property, belonging to Ralph 0 and Lillian G Elliott, will be leased by Continental Pipe Line Company on an annual renewal basis for a period not to exceed ten years under the provisions of the attached Option For Surface Lease, or for such period and under such provisions as may be negotiated with the owners in the future. The proposed truck unloading facility will be maintained and super- vised by our present staff of employees based at our Ft. Lupton Pump Station which is near the proposed facility. There will be no personnel physically assigned to the facility as the operations are to be completely automated requiring only spot checks and periodic maintenance. Thus, no water supply or sewage disposal system will be installed. The facility will be designed and constructed such that two crude oil transports can unload their cargo simultaneously while up to four additional transports may wait on the property. Truck traffic volume will not exceed fifty trucks in any twenty-four (24) hour period, with the average number of trucks being approximately twenty per day. Truck traffic will be highest during daylight hours with approximately one- fifth of the activity occuring between the hours of 6 PM and 6 AM daily. Individual transport operators will make the necessary connections to the facility in order to unload their cargo through the two proposed Automatic Custody Transfer (A.C.T.) Units at the site. Each A.C.T. Unit will consist of a strainer, a peter, and an automatic sampler together with necessary valves, piping and related appurtenances. The crude oil thus transferred will be delivered via underground pipeline to an existing pipeline in the vicinity for further delivery to Continental Pipe Line Company's Ft. Lupton Pump Station and eventual pipeline delivery to refineries in Denver, Colorado. The proposed facility will serve to reduce traffic congestion at Spindle Station (a similar existing facility approximately six miles to the East) as well as decrease heavy truck traffic operating on State and County roads between Spindle Oil Field in Weld County and refineries in Denver, Colorado. The facility will be designed to eliminate the hazard of ground water pollution through the use of a paved apron in the vicinity of the un- loading activity complete with catch basins which will gather and contain any oil which is inadvertently lost during unloading operations. The above-ground facilities at the site will be enclosed by a six foot high chain link fence topped with three strands of barbed wire. 12-16-76 • • CONTINENTAL PIPE LINE COMPANY CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT Proposed Development Criteria Permitted uses of the land shall include the construction and operation of a truck unloading facility together with a material storage point. Site preparation shall include construction of a gravel driveway into the facility together with a paved apron at the unloading point with catch basins to collect any oil lost during unloading operations. There will be two Automatic Custody Transfer (A.C.T.) Units at the site. The entire facility shall be surrounded by a three strand barbed wire fence except on the frontage with the county road at which point the fence shall be tied in with the existing county road right-of-way fence. Above ground piping and equipment at the truck unloading facility shall be enclosed by a six foot chain link fence topped with three strands of barbed wire. The appearance of the proposed facility shall be maintained in a neat and orderly condition through periodic painting, maintenance, and weed control. Parking for up to four oil transports (in addition to two at the un- loading point) will be provided on the property. The traffic pattern at the facility shall be one-way only in order to maximize parking areas. Appropriate American Petroleum Institute construction and operation standards for this type of facility shall be adhered to during con- struction and operation of the proposed facility. cono Continental Pipe Line Company 930 Continental Oil Building 1755 Glenarm Place Denver, Colorado 80202 (303) 534-2100 January 26, 1977 Department of Planning Services Weld County Centennial Center 915 Tenth Street Greeley, Colorado 80631 Attention: Kenneth McWilliams Re: Conditional Use Permit for Crude Oil Truck Transfer Terminal NW/4 Section 20-Township 2 North, Range 66 West Weld County, Colorado Gentlemen: Enclosed please find signatures of property owners relative to Continental Pipe Line Company's application for the above subject Conditional Use Permit situated adjacent to Weld County Road 18 1/2, Weld County, Colorado. Very truly yours, 4F. Kacire / Right of Way and Claims Supervisor BFK:KG cc: Mr. David Lee, Cheyenne, Wyoming Mr. W. R. Casserly, Jr. , Houston, Texas • PE ION SUPPORTING CONDITIONA�USPERMIT Board of County Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado Court House Greeley, Colorado Gentlemen: We , the undersigned owners of property located within 500 feet of the property described in the application submitted by CONTINENTAL PIPE LINE COMPANY, hereby petition you to grant this request for truck unloading facility and storage site use . Signature Mailing Address Description of Property Can n Land . .0. Box 17269 Part of SW 1/4-T2N-R66W x�i27 _faze Denver, CO 80217 SESE Sec . 18-T2N-R66W Glen Gll/ F. Mfryer 13291 Weld Co. Road Part of SW 1/4 of Sec . 17- 4-7?I /dyt, 20, Fort Lupton , T2N-R66W !4vv �" ` KKaren Mayer CO 80621 1,-26 )'1jeQ.ta,. 11V‘ K, �r� Dorothy Mintle 13229 Rd. 18 1/2 Part of NW 1/4 NW 1/4 Sec . 20- &, ,„;J Ls. Fort Lupton, T2N-R66W / CO 80621 Bangert & Co. 8987 US Highway 85 E 1/2 NE 1/4 Sec. 19-T2N- c/o Delbert R. Fort Lupton, CO R66W Bangert 80621 Ronald Succo 13207 Co. Rd. 18 S/2 SW/4 Sec . 20-T2N-R66W I°S"ov+ "&l ,j �f /�A-I Fort Lupton, CO 80621 c 9 Lena H. Neff Rt . 2, Box 271 E/2 SE/4 Sec . 19-T2N-R66W uFort Lupton, Co 80621 and W/2 SW SW Sec . 20-T2N-R6 *7 PETITION SUPPORTING CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT Board of County Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado Court House Greeley, Colorado Gentlemen: We, the undersigned owners of property located within 500 feet of the property described in the application submitted by CONTINENTAL PIPE LINE COMPANY, hereby petition you to grant this request for truck unloading facility and storage site use. Signature Mailing Address Description of Property Mari nrie L Park . Rt. 1 , Pm 27' w/* SE/i. & SW/4 NE/A Sec. 19— '1"2n 1 •�( ,( R 4'W Weld Co Colo Dalton, et al c/o First Natl Bk of Denver N/2 SW/4 Sec. 2-T2N-R66W Trust Department Denver, Colo. 80202 / A.A ta.d#.t t • • W. R. Hamm Continental Pipe Line Company District Manager 1822 Warren Avenue Rocky Mountain District Cheyenne, Wyoming 82001 (307) 634-4408 January 13, 1977 Board of County Commissioners Weld County Services Building Greeley, CO 80631 Re: Request for an Exemption from Definition of Subdivision as contained in Sec 2 of the Weld County Subdivision Regulations on a parcel of land described as part of the NA of Sec 20, T2N, R66W of the 6th P.M. , Weld County, Colorado Dear Conmissioner: We are filing this request for a Subdivision Exemption in conjunction with our Conditional Use Permit Application, No 22:76:7, for a truck unloading facility and material storage point on land which we propose to lease from the existing landowners; Ralph O Elliott and Lillian G Elliott. As stated, the property will be leased (copy of option attached) and will revert to the present landowners when our proposed operations are ended. At such tine, all facilities will be removed and the property will be restored to its present agricultural use and condition. For your information, we have attached copies of our Description of Proposed Operation and Proposed Developnent Criteria as submitted with our application for the aforementioned Conditional Use Permit. We refer you to the exact legal description and certified boundary survey of the proposed Conditional Use property as shown on the plat submitted with the Conditional Use Permit Application. Please notify ire at the above address of your plans and schedule for handling this request, so that I may arrange for Continental Pipe Line Company representatives to he present at all hearings or public reviews of this matter. Please feel free to call if you have any questions. Very truly yours, RDL-mlc Attachments • � • • • OPTION FOR SURFACE LEASE THIS ACREENENT made and entered into this day of r, r „ 11, + /- , 19 7 g , by and bet:. ,en PALM O . ELLIOI ' and LILLIAN G. ELLIOTT , his wife , herein=alter referred to as First Parties , and CONTINENTAL OIL COMP,A: a Delaware corporation , whose address is Conoco Tower , 5 Cl en ns Plaza , Houston , Texas 77001 , hereinafter referred to as Continental ; 41ITNESSETN : That for and in consideration of the sun of Two Hundred Dollars ($200 . 00) paid by Continental to First I',irtics , receipt of which is hereby acknowledged , said First Parties do hereby grant unto Continental the right and option to 1y,ase the follow- ing described real estate situated in the County of Weld , State of Colorado , to-wit : A tract of land in the NW quarter of Scurjon 20 , Township 2 North , Range 66 West , of the 6th P .m. in Weld County , Colorado ; said tract being more particularly described as follows : Beginning at a point on the south line of said NW quarter of Section 20 from whence the best quarter corner of said Section 20 hears Curih 89°55 ' 51" West , +=:5 . 00 feet ; thence Nor! i, 00°10 ' 00" East , 390 . 35 feet along the Lent right-of-way boundary of U . S . Highway 35 ; thence South 39°55 ' 51" 13a.st , 333 . 70 feet to a point on the West right-of-way bounchiry of the Union Pacific Railroad; thence South 00°08 ' 58" East , 390 . 35 feet along said Nest boundary of said Union Pacific Railroad to a point on the South line of laid NU quay; or of Section 20 ; thence North 39 55 ' 511 " West . 335 . 86 feet to the point of beginning ; described tract containin , 3 . 000 acres : end excepting therefrom all rights-of-way and easements which are of public record. The right and option fur lease Hereby , ranted to said Continental shall continue and exLead for 1.81) days from. trine .face • • •s of this Option , and Continental shall have and is lsireby granted the right at any tine durLug said 180 days to rcice said option and elect to Lease said property for a rcc'iicl of ( ; , doll ars Lirafor a term not to exceed 2.o years , such lease to be executed by the parties hereto in the form of tlrL- atteclied hereto and marked Exhibit "A . " The purpose of such lease shall be for construction of a truck unloading; facility and ,..:-, tc•rial story{-R , and such other facilities and eppurtencniCes as r:: : he accessary and incident to the same . The Option hereby granted may be exercised t:y Continental ' :, serving notice in writing upon First Parties , eittcr by delivery of said written notice to First Parties in person or by serving the same by registered mail at the address shown i'cin:q ; and the date of service , if served by registered mail , shall be the date of depositing said notice in the United States mail , postage prepaid . All of the covenants and agreements herein contained shall extend to and he binding upon the heirs , executors , adminis- trators , successors and assigns of the parties hereto . IN l LTNESS Ulli REOF , said First Parties Have _x-acuted this Option as of and effective the day and year above written . CL o Z , i. hlph 0 Address ( s ; - 7�-,.c . (/�fc. Li11 i to G . l ni -- ; ddi e J - cci (. -7 / I IRS't' PAt:T11:S 7 ry •c • 00 R STATE OF COLORADO ) ) ss . COUNTY OF WELD ) The foregoing, instrument was acknowled�1ed before me this 1-/ day or �j) Elliott and LillianC . ElYiott . Witness my hand and official seal . My commission expires 14_.,,f f/-,/ /5 '_ y- No -ar_i Pub l i c -3- ! ! EXHIBIT "A" SURFACE LEASE THIS AGREEMENT , made and entered into this day of , 1977 , by and between RALPH O . ELLIOTT and LILLIAN G. ELLIOTT , his wife , hereinafter designated Parties of the First Part , and CONTINENTAL PIPE LINE COMPANY , a corporation with an office in Houston, Texas , hereinafter designated Continental , WITNESSETH : That parties of the First Part , for the consideration and upon the conditions hereinafter stipulated , have and do hereby grant, lease , and let unto Continental , its successors and as: i_q_ns , the following described tract of land situated in the County of Weld , State of Colorado , to-wit : A tract of land in the NW quarter of Section 20 , Tor;nship 2 North, Range 66 West , of the 6th P .M. in Weld County , Colorado ; said tract being more particularly described as follows : Beginning at a point on the south line of said NW quarter of Section 20 from whence the west quarter cornar of said Section 20 bears North 89°55 ' 51" West , 45 . 00 feet ; thence North 00°10 ' 00" East , 390 . 35 feet along the East right-of-way boundary of U . S . . Highway 85 ; thence South 89°55 ' 51" East , 333 . 70 feet to a point on the West right-of-way boundary of the Union Pacific Railroad; thence South 00°08 ' 58" East , 390 . 35 feet along said West boundary of said Union Pacific Railroad to a point on the South line of said NW quarter of Section 20 ; thence North 89°55 ' 51" West , 235 . 66 feet to the point of beginning; this described tract containing 3 . 000 acres ; and excepting therefrom all rights-of-way and easements which are of public record. TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the same unto Continental , its successors and assigns , for a period of one year from and after the date hereof and , at the option of Continental , thereafter from year to year so long as the same shall be used for the purposes hereinafter stated , for a period not to exceed ten (10) years , at and for an annual rental of One Thousand Two Hundred Dollars ($1 , 200 . 00) , payable in advance , the rental for the first year having this date been paid and receipt thereof being hereby expressly acknowledged , said tract of land being leased and let for the purpose of erecting , mainta _ninu„ and onerating thereon a truck unloading facility and materiaL storage , and such other facilities and appurtenances as may be necessary and incident to the 'same . Continental may at any and all times remove any and all machinery , pipes , fixtures , and other property placed by it upon the premises . First Parties represent , warrant , and covenant that they are the owners of the surface to the tract of land hereby leased and have ,,cod right and authority to make and enter into this agreement ; and it is agreed that the annual rental hereinabove specified nay be paid by check of Continental direct to Parties of the First Part at is understood and agreed that Continental nay , at its elcetian and after giving First Parties thirty (30) days ' notice in writing , abandon and redeliver on any rental due date the tract of land hereby leased and thereby be relieved of any and all further liability as to the land so abandoned and released and any rentals thereon or thereafter . If any payment of rent shall be delinquent , or Continental shall be in default in any other particular , First Party shall not he entitled to forfeit this lease without first trailing a cri ten notice by registered mail addressed to Continental Pipe Line Company at Drawer 1267 , Ponca City , Oklahoma , 74601 , care of Right of Way and Claims Division , advising of the alleged .default and giving Continental ten days after receipt of said notice to remedy said default in order to avoid forfeiture , and if said default is remedied within said ten-day period , then no forfeiture shall he declared . This a„reen,ent and all the terms , conditions , and provisions thereof shall extend to , inure to the benefit of , and be binding upon the heirs , successors , and assigns of the parties hereto . This lease is made subject to any mineral lease now in effect or any mineral lease that may be placed on the premises in the future . IN WITNESS WHEREOF , the Parties hereto have hereunto set their hands the day and year first hereinabove written . PARTIES OF THE FIRST PART WITNESS : CONTINENTAL PIPE LINE COMPANY I3y STATE OF ) ) ss . COUNTY OF ) i3efore mo , the undersigned, a notary public within and for said county and state , on this day oL 19 , personally appeared known to me to be the_identical persons—described in and who executed :he within and foregoing instrument , and acknowledged to me that they executed the seine as their free and voluntary act and ded , for the uses , purposes and consideration therein set forth. My commission expires Notary Public Check No . Charge • • December 22, 1976 CUP-22:76:7 Continental Pipeline Referrals: County Engineer County Health Dept. County Attorney Ron Heiman 14502 Co. Rd. 6 Ft. Lupton, Colo. 80621 Ft. Lupton Planning Carmission P.O. Box 158 Ft. Lupton, Colo. 80610 Attn: Rose Bowles Ft. Lupton Fire District 335 3rd St. Ft. Lupton, Colo. 80610 Attn: Donald McPherson, Pres. L,..1 F .) , :c: c1„4 i; m?moRAnDu m' W(Thilk To Planning Commission January 31, 1977 Date Engineering Department COLORADO From Continental Pipe Line Co. Crude Oil Truck Terminal Subject: Change of original proposal to Co. Rd. 181 would not indicate any engineering problems created by said change. G �ilman E. Olson mfm Reviewed and approved by; /LL ./G. Frank Smith Jr. vela County ILleautn department BOARD OF HEALTH DAVID WERKING, DDS, GREELEY FRANKLIN D. YODER, MD, MPH 1516 HOSPITAL ROAD RALPH AAB, GREELEY DIRECTOR GREELEY, COLORADO 80631 CATHERINE BENSON, AULT WILLIAM BUCK. ROGGEN 1303) 151.0540 DORIS DEFFKE GREELEY DONALD HERGERT,GREELEY HERSCHEL PHELPS. JR., M D., GREELEY CLARENCE SITZMAN, GREELEY JOE STOCKTON. GILCREST January 24, 1977 Mr. Gary Fortner, Director Planning Commission JIT` , Weld Co. Centennial Center 915-10th Street ECE�Vr` Greeley, CO 80631 I - eft ,,„r -4 7,Iuia� lA TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: �= t We recommend approval of the Crude Oil Truck Terminal for Continental Pipe Line Company, Conditional Use Permit located in the NWa, Section 20, Township 2 North, Range 66 West, Weld County Colorado, North of Weld County Road 181/2. Approval is given provided the maximum permissible noise levels of residential zone, 55 db(A) from 7:00 a.m. to the next 7:00 p.m. and 50 db(A) from 7:00 p.m. to the next 7:00 a.m. are in compliance. Sincerely, G n E. Paul , irector Environmental Health Services GEP:dr WELD COUNTY COLORADO Planning Commission January 7 , 1977 N\ t r,_ , For Action To Date For Info To Your Action Or Reply Is Required .-� Subject: Continental Crude Oil On Or Before Truck Terminal An on site inspection indicates no engineering problems created by this request . -" Gil an E . Olson Utility Director GEO/mm 40 FORT (� l0 • City of ,?ort Lupton P V\ 7� y COUNTY OF WELD 18 I" 86 330 PARK AVENUE FORT LUPTON (3031 893-5404 4 �q ( P.O.BOX 158 DENVER METRO 3031893-5404 ki7�' FORT LUPTON,CO. 80621 GREELEY METRO (3031 785-6108 COLORADO ,',;, ' i l_'- f'� &.' Jan. 25, 1977 c Ken McWilliams ` Ui Weld County Planning Commission �f fog ,r 915 - 10th St . A-:�,`Ul o__ . ` Greeley, Colo. 80631 The Ft . Lupton Planning Commission has reviewed the application from Continental Pipeline Co. for a Crude Oil Truck Terminal to be located at Hwy 85 and Rd . 18z. The commission approved the application upon the stipulation "Accel-Decel" lanes be installed on Hwy. 85 to help alleviate possible traffic problems . Alan Sandberg, Chairman (con. -O) • t 9 ;1 . interoffice Communication To Merro to File From R David Lee, District Engineer RECEIVE n "-i‘1 pate January 24, 1977 Subject MEETING WITH REPRESENTATIVES OF PLATTEVITLF DITCH COMPANY RE: FT LUPTON flCCK UNLOADING FACILITY CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT A meeting was held at 1:30 PM on January 22, 1977, to discuss Continental Pipe Line Company's proposed truck unloading facilities and operations to be located adjacent to the Platteville Ditch on County Road 18' north of Ft Lupton, Colorado. In attendanrP were: Messrs Elton Miller and John Kunanan; President and Secretary respectively, of the Platteville Irrigation and Milling Company. Representing Continental Pipe Line Company was Mr R David Lee, District Engineer for the Rocky Mountain District of that company. Mr Lee provided copies of the Description of Proposed Operation and Proposed Development Criteria (attached) which Continental Pipe Line Company has submitted with its application for a Conditional Use Permit. Drawings and sketches of the proposed facility and its location were also provided for review by the Irrigation Company representatives. Following extensive discussion of the Irrigation Company's operations and Continental Pipe Line Company's proposed operations and facilities, several points were established as desirable operational or developmental criteria to ensure compatibility between the two companies. The major concern of the Irrigation Company representatives centered upon continued free access to their ditch for maintenance and other purposes. In line with this, it was agreed that Continental Pipe Line Company will construct no fences across the existing ditch and that any fence parallel to the ditch will be placed no closer than fifteen (15) feet from the toe of the existing dike. Of concern to both the Irrigation Company and Continental Pipe Line Company is continued safety in the annual burn-off of weeds along the ditch where it is near existing or proposed Pipe Tine facilities. In the interest of safety during such activity by the Irrigation Company, the following was agreed to: 1) Continental will continue its program of weed control at existing facilities and will establish weed control within fence lines at proposed facilities adjacent to the Platteville Ditch. 2) It will continue to be the responsibility of the Irrigation Company to implement their weed burn-off activity when and as they sec fit; with the added responsibility of providing advance notification to Continental Pipe Line Company personnel. 1\,w to File Page Two 3) Continental will provide personnel and appropriate fire fighting equipment to stand-by during the burn-off of weeds along the ditch adjacent to their facilities in order to confine the burned area. Aside from the concerns listed above, the Irrigation Company representatives saw no potential problems with Continental Pipe Line Company's proposed truck unloading facilities or operations. �� mac �"�, • 110 CP61 if) Attachements -,�� i i,Plannin Copies to: Elton Miller, 60e frig g Commission , WRH-MCS • • SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE P O Box 487 Brighton, Colorado 80601 Re: Soil Survey and Interpretation Date: December 10, 1976 To: Brighton Att: Bill Colgate Soil Conservation District Gentlemen: I wish to request your technical assistance to supply me and the Weld County Planning Commission with a soil, site and land inventory interpretation on land which I own located as follows: A tract of land in the NWa of Section 20, T2N, R66W, being rare particularly described as beginning at a point 200 feet west of the center line of Union Pacific Railroad, located in the north section line of Section 20, thence 200 feet south, thence 175 feet west, thence 200 feet north, thence 175 feet east to the point of beginning, containing approximately .804 acres, nnre or less. My intended use of this land for which I require soil information is: Construction of a truck unloading facility and material storage point. I understand that this soil survey and interpretation is intended to assist me in gaining knowledge of the physical features of my soil and does not necessarily replace one-site investigation or tests for special physical hazards and/or design or constitute any type of official approval or disapproval for a proposed land use. Sincerely, Name: R David Lee, District Engineer Continental Pipe Line Company Rocky Nbuntain District Approved for Technical Assistance 1822 Warren Avenue, Cheyenne, (if applicable) Address: Wyoming 82001 307: 634-4408 Supervisor Phone: UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE - P.O, Box 487 - Brighton, Co. 80601 SUBJECT: Soils Information DATE: 12-10-76 TO: R. D. Lee, Dist. Eng. Continental Pipeline 1822 Warren Ave. Cheyenne, Wyoming 82001 Dear Mr. Lee: The soil in the NW} of the NW} Section 20, T2N, R66W is a Dacono Clay Loam on a 0 to 1 percent slope. This is a deep well drained soil on a terrace of the Platte River. The surface layer is a clay loam which is underlain by sand and gravel at a depth of 20 to 40 inches. Water permeability of the surface soil is moderately slow and the erosion hazard is low. Generally, all trees and shrubs adapted to this area will grow satisfactorily on this soil. Recommended trees are Rocky Mt. Juniper, Ponderosa Pine, Cottonless Cottonwood, Russian Olive, and Hackberry. The surface soil has a moderate to high shrink-swell characteristics. The subsoil has a high permeability which could cause contamination of the ground water supply from leach fields or other surface water. The subsoil makes satisfactory road fill. For any major construction, you should have on site investigation. Sincerely, i,aadr Bill Colgat District Conservationist Brighton, Co. 4 � • • Weld County STATE DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS US 85-Co. Rd.: Continental P JACK KINSTLINGER EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Line Company N. DIVISION OF HIGHWAYS DISTRICT 4 E. N. HAASE r l r. 4 DWIGHT M. BOWER CHIEF ENGINEER q,r1)hEN" DISTRICT ENGINEER STATE OF COLORADO P.O. BOX 850-1420 - 2ND ST. • GREELEY. COLORADO 80631 • (303) 353-1232 January 28, 1977 DOH FILE 04-4 Mr. Ken McWilliams Assistant Zoning Administrator Department of Planning Services Weld County Centennial Center 915 Tenth Street Greeley, Colorado 80631 Dear Mr. McWilliams: The Colorado Division of Highways has reviewed the application for conditional use by Continental Pipeline Company located in the NW 4 of Sec. 20, T. 2 N. , R. 66 W. , east of US 85. The Division would request that accel/decel lanes be added to the existing roadway of US 85. The proposal is for an average of 20 trucks per day. This would warrant the need for accel/decel lanes. The developer should be responsible for construction of these. Enclosed is a copy of portions of the Division's right-of-way plans and construction plans for US 85 in this area. At the present time, there is a paved, ten-foot wide outside shoulder and four-foot wide paved inside shoulder. The Division would require that an accel lane be constructed at the median opening on the southbound lane, and that a decel lane be constructed along the southeast quadrant of the intersection. Require- ments are described below. Authority on this requirement is per Title 42, Article 4, Part 115, "Regulation of Driveways" , of the Colorado Revised Statutes 1973. Recent telephone conversations from you and Mr. David Lee, District Engineer for Continental Pipeline Company, informed the Division of relocating the proposed site from County Road 20 to County Road 181/2. Please be advised the Division will require the following at either location. An acceleration lane shall be paved, 12-foot wide travel lane with a four- foot paved shoulder, extending 950 feet south of the opening to include a 250- foot length of taper at County Road 20, and at County Road 182, the Division will require an acceleration lane 600 feet south of the opening to include a 100-foot length of taper. A deceleration lane shall be a paved, 12-foot wide travel lane with a four- foot paved shoulder, extending south 450 feet including a 250-foot length of taper at either location. • Weld County US 85-Co. Rd. Continental Pil Line Company DOH FILE 04-41 MR. KEN MCWILLIAMS January 28, 1977 Page Two Travel lanes shall have a minimum of three inches of hot bituminous pavement (HBP) and the shoulder shall have a minimum of two inches of HBP. Travel lanes and shoulders shall have a minimum of four inches of aggregate base course. Median drainage will be a problem at either location. The Division requests that the developer examine two alternatives. One is to extend the median drains south of either median opening or plug the median drain and install 18" CMP through the median opening. The Division will assume responsibility for drainage south of the acceleration lane. A rough estimate of construction costs for accel/decel lanes would be $6,500 for County Road 182 and $7,500 for County Road 20. The above estimates include the following: 3 inches of Hot Bituminous Paving, 4 inches of Aggregate Base Course, Embankment, extending the median drain or plugging and installing new median side drain, and seeding new slopes. The Division will inform Mr. Lee of the above by copy of this letter. Attached to Mr. Lee's copy will be copies of the Division's "As Constructed" plan sheets for these areas. Prior to any construction of accel/decel lanes, the Division will require issuance of a Driveway Permit. The Division will need four sets of detailed drawings showing the work to be done to be submitted with the application for the Driveway Permit. Permits are obtained through Mr. David Fraser, District Maintenance Superintendent, 1420 Second Street, P. 0. Box 850, Greeley, Colorado 80631 . Thank you for allowing the Division to review the above. Very truly yours, DWIGHT M. BOWER DISTRICT ENGINEER C_ Wit' Albert Chotvlcs Assistant District Engineer AC: da Enclosure cc: D. M. Bower Fraser-Yost File: Graham w/encl . via Finch-Patrick-Crier D. Lee, Dist. Engr. , Continental Pipeline Company, 1822 Warren Ave. , Cheyenne, Wyoming 82001 • • GUIDELINES Related To LAND DEVELOPMENT PROPOSALS Colorado Division of Highways State Department of Highways STATE OF COLORADO January 20, 1976 INTRODUCTION Land development proposals are requests for the change in any land use activity requiring official action or inaction of a public body. They include, but are not limited to requests for zonings, rezon- ings, subdivision plats, planned unit developments, gravel extraction permits, and the formation or al- teration of a special district. Such proposals re- quire careful review to insure that steps are taken to minimize the detrimental effects the land use change may have on a nearby highway. These effects include a decrease in traffic serviceability due to increased traffic friction, highway flooding due to the recontour of the land, and safety hazards due to heavy vehicle and pedestrian cross traffic. Items required in the review of any land develop- ment proposal are described in the sections which follow, under the headings of "Approaches," "Right- of-Way," "Drainage," "Environmental," and "Other Considerations." -2- Approaches Generally, access from a State Highway must be minimized . Access from a State Highway to a subdivision shall be provided by the main sub- division roads only. The access to individual lots within the subdivision must be provided from the main subdivision roads or other subdivision streets. Where zoning is to be of a type that will create a high intensity of vehicular use, serious consideration shall be given to the development of a frontage or service road system. The buffer strip between the highway and service road provides an ideal space for roadway signing, utilities, lighting and other uses. Where zoning is being upgraded to a more intensive use and a frontage road becomes necessary, a frontage road shall be constructed at the cost of the developer. When an approach is determined to be necessary, several items should be addressed. They are: 1. Approaches must be located at a point which has adequate sight distance. Sight distance standards are given in the attached appendix. 2. If another approach exists on the opposite side of the highway, the new approach should be located directly opposite or separated a sufficient distance for proper traffic control. 3. Projected traffic volumes shall be checked to determine if inter- section channelization is warranted. Warrants for channelization are given in the attached appendix. Necessary channelization -3- is to be constructed at the developer's expense. Design of channelization will be in accordance with Division of Highways Standards. 4. Approach road must be of adequate design to carry the projected traffic. Right-of-Way Consideration must be given to the preservation of at least the minimum right-of-way that will be needed for improvement of the highway to the classification shown on the long range regional transportation plan. Any additional right-of-way needed to meet this requirement shall be protected by reservation, setback or dedication (preferably the latter) as local zoning laws and regulations permit. Where the comprehensive plan for the area indicates that sidewalks, bicycle paths, noise berms, etc., will be built adjacent to the highway, additional right-of-way widths must be reserved to accomodate these facilities. Any right-of-way needed for intersection channelization or a drainage modification resulting from a land development proposal must be furnished by the developer. Also, all developers shall insure that adequate space is available for placing and maintaining utilities. This cannot always be done on the highway right-of-way. In addition, a comparison should be made between the right-of-way shown on the Division of Highways' plans and the developer's plans to insure that they agree. Finally, access control will be preserved. -4- Drainage Due consideration must be given to run-off attributable to the development proposal. In general, the developer must not recontour the land so that water will drain onto the highway right-of-way where it has not historically done so. Where a drainage system has been developed and an increased run-off or rate of run-off is attributable to the development proposal, the developer must provide necessary on-site drainage retention ponds to hold the increased run-off attributable to the development proposal. If this is not possible, the developer must bear the cost of new or enlarged drainage structures on the highway right-of-way. Also, drainage from sewage lines, sewage ponds, or other waste water will not be permitted to drain onto the highway right-of-way. Finally, alterations of the drainage pattern adjacent to the highway right-of-way in areas of swelling soils or high fills which result in increased absorption of surface water shall not be made. Environmental It is important to take into consideration what impact the traffic on the highway will have on noise and air pollution levels at the site of the proposed development. Developers shall bear the responsibility for providing those abatement measures that may be required to meet the minimum environmental standards. If the highway was built or reconstructed since 1970, it is possible that an air quality or noise impact analysis has been completed. • • -5- If so, this analysis should be useful to the developers to determine what • steps they can take to reduce the impact on air quality and noise. As a general rule for meeting noise standards, residential improvements should generally be setback a minimum of 150 feet to 200 feet from the nearest travel lane and business improvements should be set back a minimum of 100 feet to 150 feet from the nearest travel lane, unless some other type of noise abatement measures (walls, earth berms, noise insulated walls and windows, etc .) are constructed . A more specific determination can be made only after the parameters for the highway involved arc evaluated . As might be expected, the degree of air pollution decreases as the distance from the source increases. Although this item .onsists of so many variables, such as meterology, emission values, etc., there are presently no definite parameters to go by. In development proposals such as hospitals, private residences, etc. , where air pollution is a sensitive issue, the best course of action is to keep them as far away as possible from air pollution sources and out of valleys where pollutants tend to collect. Other Considerations In certain cases other items should be considered. In a city it may be appropriate adjacent to some highways to have the developer provide curb and gutter, and sidewalks, In some rural areas developers should bear the cost of cattle guards at approaches where the rear and sides of a development are not fenced to prevent cattle from coming onto the highway right-of-way. -6- In cases where a development straddles a highway, provision should be made for the movement of pedestrian traffic across the highway. Traffic signals or pedestrian overpasses should be provided at the developer' s expense. Developers are encouraged to establish plant material on the highway right-of-way for the purpose of screening their development from the highway or to accent other plantings within their development. However, in order to assure continuity of landscape features along the state highways, the Division' s landscape architects will review any proposal of this nature. Developers shall not locate heavy structures such as large buildings, ground support storage tanks, or stockpiles of borrow or aggregate adjacent to the tops of large cuts in semi-stable materials. Surcharge loads such as these could cause failure of the cuts. These failures could occur in rock as well as soil if the rock were highly fractured or jointed, or if the material contained bedding planes which dipped toward the road. During excavation or leveling operations, material shall not be removed on the downhill side of a highway located on sloping semi-stable ground. This situation may result in the removal of enough support to permit a slope failure involving the roadway. Provisions for insuring payment for the cost of channelization, signalization, or drainage improvements will be a deposit of funds in escrow account, performance bonds or other arrangments acceptable to the Division. All developers are to be aware that permits are necessary for driveways and that they must be obtained from the Division's Maintenance Superintendent in their area. -7- The Division' s District Engineers will review all proposals, to insure that they are consistent with regional and local plans. They will also meet with regional and local planners and with developers to review the traffic safety aspects of major proposals. Finally, developers should keep the Division notified of any changes in their plans or of any problems encountered during construction of the develop- ment. These notifications should be given to the Division' s District Engineer in their area. -8- APPENDIX1 Sight Distance The minimum stopping sight distance shall be provided on each separate leg or turning lane of an intersection consistent with its respective design speed. An exception is the sight distance to an exit nose which shall be at least 600 feet and preferably 1,000 feet. In addition, the maximum obtainable intervisibility between vehicles approaching the intersection should be provided. The minimum intervisibility shall be as shown on Figure 406-1. Channelization Speed change lanes shall be provided as indicated on Table I. A separate turning lane is warranted when an individual turning movement is 25 vehicles or more per design hour. If the design hour volume (DHV) combination at the intersection of a through highway and a cross road is equal to or greater than that shown on Table II, additional lanes are required on the through highway through the intersection. 1The data in this appendix is from the Division of Highways' Roadway Design Manual, January, 1972 . • • 4-25 JANUARY 1972 _q_ FIGURE 406-I a v a c • ig g u J o N G O.Ii C: N W a WO Z • C1 O O W p 0 % "O E \� O Z., J: r w M : :g: d% (.O0 a, o r oN w I— o • 3° Z Q • M~7 m Q. cc 0 • c p� o I i'y M D w I 'o a U U a a 2co<=�N o I 00000 I w h c I -HOB 00000 • N C izZ ^) R 'n to r. p,),--I • c o u a Z v e •••. J u : 0 c o I F Z a 4 J o w L ° E o coon Wrow a dE in V 'n ca r. e ! • -10- TABLE I Guide for Use of Speed-Change Lanes Factors Major Highways Express- Considered ways 2-lanes _ 4-lane Design Speed, mph 40 50 60'_ 40` 50 60' All Approx. hrly. volume on highway, 400 200 greater than: 2-way 2-way All 1,200 800 1-way 1-way All All and Approx. hrly. volume on turning move- ment (1-way), greater than:b 40 20 10 60 40 10 5 a Use of speed-change lanes on 2-lane highways refers primarily to deceleration lanes; acceleration lanes may or may not be provided depending upon other conditions. b With lower turning volumes a partial length of speed-change facility, as taper or compound curve, is desirable. TABLE II DHV Combinations Requiring Additional Lanes Minimum DHV, two way on 2-lane through highway 400 500 650 Cross Road 250 200 100 4-lane through highway 1000 1500 2000 Cross road 250 200 100 • • • June 30, 1976 DESCRIPTION Of PROJECT AND 6LNi`RAI NOTES COLORADO PROJECT NO. C 03-OOHS- 12 DESCRIPTION This project consists of placing a bottom layer of Hot Bituminous Pave- ment on the outside shoulder and an overlay of Hot Bituminous Pavement over the roadway , including shoulders , on the northbound lanes of SH 85 from Peckham extending northerly 2. 2 miles. Gt Nt RAI Nrw, Material required for the widened shoulders has hen pia-rd by State forces . The Force Account Item "Shoulder. Preparation" nall in, lute scarifying, shaping, wetting and compaction of wideneu hoolner arras as directed by the Engineer. Compaction shall he AAHTO T- Iflu. Before placement of the overlay , Lhe Contractor r;rll rye required to clean the old mat and apply a tack coat of Emulsified Asphalt (CSS-1 ) over the entire paved width, For preliminary plan quantities of bituminous material. , the following rates of application were used: Prime Coat MC-70 0 (1. 3 Gals per Sq. Yd. Tack Coat, diluted Fmul Asph (CSS-1 ) 0 O. 2 Gals per Sq. Yd Hot Bituminous Pavement 0 110 ED , per Sq. 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NV I"R'' 760 0 -200' 11% 1. 730 RI_Lone V I LLI Lane J 54. • +Q2dX o -0/05% . .� 0 Y______—____ 12A,S'--4. 12--_� —O' ��_��_�____ r fe.67s A,5 L'' EL.c75 Gem/not Lir>p E Survey DETAILS OF SIPHON 5TA. 1421+68 FL 70.4 _ FL.706 3 _ __. — -153'-6_•__.2 ljj•L> 10 l FACT I20 ENT 1 .--- 1 I - 244 AUL _--s-�__------------ 2 5 11H. r 1 - � - —t- - —_._ ---_----- -,tea --_---. , 22,081 �_.___ OLE'tE. .=... _ t �-4 1- ,.t. . -4— { • . ,- • __ I • ..al ,k1.Y.i .OS Yi St0.A42 +3: o- 1420 4 • • June JO, 1976 j�iCr REVISION OF SECTION 403 HOT BITUMINOUS PAVtMCNT COLORADO PROJECT Nlt. C 0;-irflAb- I2 This work shall conform to ';r•_ ri,m 403 of the `;I uidil d ';Ht i t irations with the following addition . the source of aggregate for Hot hituminnn Iav�. .urii H not designated. The conditions fur acquiring m:iteil dig. Irwa undesignated sources are in Su,.l oil 106 . Subsection 403.02 shall include the fnllur: ing: The job-mix formula as defined in iibe, Lion 401 .112 for Hot Bituminous Pavelurit. 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S • 1y, i U p c '-t- ,€II LL ` .(ELf 334 e W T °Q C a a u „ E 0 0 a S Ii O 3 m ..�N .iii to tt\] O up. w O b 1 �p �. „ �� t cam, E♦ m 1 0 Z Oflit Pb € w .c ° w ip ° o 4 NAMES OF OWNERS OF PROPERTY WITHIN 500 FEET 11 NAME MAILING ADDRESS 1 Cannon Land Co . P . 0. Box 17269 Denver a_ Colorado 80217 Glen F . Meyer and Karen Meyer , p�yZ9,� LS Co. Rd. 20 husband and wife Fort Lupton, Colorado 80621 Dorothy Mintle 13229 Road 18 1/2 Fort Lupton, Colorado 80621 Bangert fv Cn 8982 IJS Hiway 85 r/p Delbert R Bangrrr Eort -Lupton , Colorado 80621 ----- --- i 1 i r DEPAR I MEN 1 OF PLANNING SERVICE 3R �+{� WELD COUNTY CENTENNIAL CENTE at'Sfrl*; 01510th STREE GREELEY,COLORADO 806: GARY Z. FORTNE DIRECTOR OF PLANNIN C PHONE 1303) 356-4000, EXT.4( COLORADO January 3, 1977 To Whom It May Concern : The Weld County Planning Commission will review a request from Ralph Elliott - Continental Pipe Line Company for Conditional Use Permit for Crude Oil Truck Trancfer Terminal on property described as follows : NWz of Section 2Q, T2N, P664 If you have any suggestions or objections, will you kindly notify us in writing before January 25, 1077• Tentatively, the meeting by the Weld County Planning Commission is scheduled for February 1 . 1977 If you wish to attend the meeting, please call the Department of Planning Services (356-4000 ext . 404) one week prior to the tentative meeting date, and we will be able to provide you with more accurate information on the date, time, and place of the meeting. 72 J You are receiving a copy of this notification because your name appears as a surrounding property owner owning property within 500 feet of the proposed use. WELD COUNTY COMMISSIONER GLENN K. BILLING VICTOR JACOBUC( ROY MOSE NORMAN CARLSO JUNE STEINMAR • ' � ,,, III I'Ai,1M[ ICI III �'1 ANNINcisf RVICES VII I II CcIINIV C[iNI GH tip !115 I Dth ' IIYLLT iii r LIILEI_E V COLORADO 80631 GARY Z. F0RTNER rthuctop OF PLANNING PHONE 13031 366-4000. EXT. 400 COLORADO �isslnn January 3 , 1977 To Whom It May Concern : The Weld County Planning Commission will review a request from Ralph Elliott - Continental Pipe Line Company for Conditional Use Permit for Crude Oil Truck Trnngfer Terminal on property described as follows : Tut of Serfinn an, r2N J 6vr If you have any suggestions or objections , will you kindly notify us in writing before ,f1nunry 25 , ig72• Tentatively , the meeting by the Weld County Planning Commission is scheduled for February 1 , 1977 . If you wish to attend the meeting , please call the Department of Planning Services ( 356-4000 ext . 404 ) one week prior to the tentative meeting date , and we will be able to provide you with more accurate information on the date, time, and place of the meeting. i i You are receiving a copy of this notification because your name appears as a surrounding property owner owning property within 500 feet of the proposed use. � r,-�.e-� a,,,..�� -,emu \ ..-ter �,�x t � aO y . � �� i ti1 � E Core -zees EfUC'rlUN1VC�7i4PAISSIOIE( S a y�.L 0-6 ENN K BILLINGS $4Q ru' � � 2,1% C�V VICTOR JACORuCCI LIy7vt� 20 ROY MOSER vtoj <1-iee NORMAN CARLSON 1/ JUNG STEINMAOK M 11 ► 1 pPUGH Ui U}Nf N c' ad J -2 / t S �� ^ �� 1 I � - I CoN. co /�.ct t: i a f3 G QI O V J H U7, U 'V ' V) N C3' c 1 ! J J J Tv , 'u Ly Li by st--) -- 1 c c fJ, 4.4,,./ 1-��1h_`J TW// N V A i 3 2 a? 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' Rona..Q•d ccs-e-c-o -1-u-/ /S.di /3x 4970, {rt. 1-77 )‹.4-del Sloes a/ / 6173 _ 1493- 30.7 Nefc, Lewes. ff. / -2, 13,� ,;7/, P-{ /y. freSec . /9 -a4G 68- 16 /53 16t4t4t Kr?) /3.L;�F- F=f. bur let 5Y --Zd e • 0 uEt e ib1r7 /S1o1sa3 Atim, J—src �-'`• a 8- .2-7/ / {-f.l- - f06c s,L. . 17-2-40 / b 13 b /`f 3 'f 7S/ -t rW .-a.K.l CD - a Yo, f ,2riate. /az-o-L . t •40 sob' 16 13r* /& o s/7o titr, w 9: P t`.a/ek a 7? S.�. /Y-; 4C /cla le O 8-0GS/ / 6110 P-1115- 38-y 1-4-AA ee • i 0 r1 tale : 1 : ".n , COG H . NWt L:ec . „OILS? CAPABILITY C'I L ._ . Ca_+M.. 171'—A Ills Ills 23A LI1s - 53-A I., - /,, ti ;27E-7/ -/(,., /7 °-✓. 7-. / rf ( i ' ft': / CjitAlars CO . 1/71 iv\erfi' , , 3 { t /6/ 4 e lTd u. iprG 5 O r45 l our 1 Q.a„GE+.., F� u t • jwrxl$:iri nu)J4 • '� AUG 3- 'eft 1 4e'sded at . ....shirk A l_L _ .. ... 'w Nor 1 1�Iliaa.i:m aide WVY'E.si RECORDER'S STAMP TmsDuo,Nedahla :'f!L 4yN itlyli la tba year.eea led are thoeeay upi beed&N w. '1 fly.11 pa•i r • between ,I Fi!i:iii„ I:�i(:".... of the Cogan el Wel-1 sad Stale el Coloreds et tie bet part.W IUL1.P.I C. EL.L1u1'r end LILL.IP.:.' G. Li L.LO'::' el the Cagan of Weld sad Stem el Coloreds of the send pert. • WITNS$SETH,that the said many et dm ftre pvh Par.4le easeWretlee or the ma a ',1.. t : end other mood red v. lu,'lie nonnidor tin', DOLLARS, to the said pare y ei the ,hat pan In band laid In the see PAM of the esaael put, the Weep whew/ is hereby confessed and acknowledged, ha :;treated,bargained, sold eel etreyed, sad by Mesa presents ge, tnat,bargain,veil,convey and confirm saw the said panne N the Waal pen.ant is ennui la commas bat is O joint ,the survivor of Mem their emirs and the heirs sad auten of sash survivor hen's,all the MRmy - described lot m parcel of land,&tuts lying and belle la the Comity el 401,1 and Stan of 4oiwndo,town ' nor thwc nt ;je,rl rr (:1'dZ) of 3eFt lo', :w.nt•v I 't :1 ride.:.`.iir w. . , Ronne Liyty-4Iv 1f^) . rst of the nth 1'.1... ly:nre W• -.t rf 'I,.. r, ;,,e-< '- wry of the Union 1 rific R.ilro,. I CO'.t say inc.'. li - 1irse, -,nd interest of the nr?ntor in tai to 1h-'t c• rt , r:n:J of . .t I• 'rout the Union Doricic R--11ro.•d Cesar.'ly to i:,iwt n D. ,, tire E,;tfte of D. 1. . Perkiness, dncersed, ii...- i Fehr., 'lot t. recorded in IooY n77 Ut parr 1 of the recer..in of 1 no. Cr ty n`.-tr : Romer:1er of Weld County •,rvi too . her with to 1.-1 to t _ turps .sal eal1pment and tomtit her with I wells, ni irrir-lion equipment now on ,mid 1 .o.ti m ,-. .r w r. w.ter rinht;, of every kiwi .,nd n't,ue di •n:,'.'n In cr nestle', with a id lend. TOGETHER with all and singular the hereditament§ sad eppetteaaaeee therewith heloaaie'. or la ennS* entertaining.and the remlan and reversions,remainder sad remainders, rents Irmo and profits ehersof: and ell the estate,right.title,Intern,claim and demand whatsoever of the said part 7 of the first pot,either a law or equity,of,in and to the above bargained premises,with the hereditament'and appanenaaces. TO HAVE AND TO FOLD the said premises above bargained and described.with the appurtenant."onto the said panics of the second pan,the survivor of them,their aeaient,and the heirs sad assigns of such survivor.forever. And the said pan y of the lint part, for her set! Der helm, executors, and administrators do Cs covenant,grant,bargain and agree to and with the said paniet of the second pan the aoovienr el them, their anion and the heirs and assigns of stick tueyimr, that at the time of the enscai ng and delivery of thew pearsta, She i a well seized of the premises above conveyed,at ad good,sun,perfect,absolute and Indefeasible estate of inheritance.la law,In fee simple,end ha.: rood right.fall power and lawful authority to grant.Sartain, sell and wevey the same in manner and form aforesaid,and that the same are free and clear from all former sad other grants.bargains,sale,!leasiesma esteemed'end laeambranen of whatever kind or mature rover.'.< . ' , Copier' . 1.•x;,.:, i..., nlr- in ., mad the them bargained preelsee la the Plat and peaceable paseripi of the said minim el the emend pen Me sanmr of the,.,their animas and the hew end assigns at ads meteor.anima all and every pumas et penont lawfully chiming or to claim the whole or say part thereof,the mid piny of the Ern put shaft and will WARRANT AND FOREVER DEFEND. IN WITNESS WHEREOF the said piny el the That part ba o hmemam see hard ad col the day and year first ahem writhes Signed.Sealed end O d el%ve.. fn the of Presence /(p /J ' V .C- 1.�. �LtncC'�f5EALl i �Oo-g .:SS-ATE OF COLORAI.i`nati" {6-pi d i L,;",.4,.,��.�...,; \Caastoof r:e'. i;^'S S:.'_&,e stelmemar w acknowledged before me thD ,9724 lay a Apr:_ Lim;I.i•-Y 0 b EL F:<:.1::,‘ ii.U..E.:i: \L)ccmArAteti spurn .11 .Whiten•17 a1R&Y hand, swot t Cis-2 c i I,�; ' Ns HL wanawn n fl-Ta ... on. -.4..44-.4 � by tAt4ral p/.A ranee,..,_. Is ropr., . J ere aa.nnLhw.w...tr V I e or .cwt` 14m -J r•. '-or ...if otronirr 1. .H• .le raft a er .rat , •te. ...• .In e'::. , __. wa.r.tt,a.ru el oven er?rnY"aau.ee tMY.a q • w.MMe C MW nYrvMl relet��se.as I File contains oversized Aerial Site Map and Plat Map Please See Original File I RECORDING DATA - MAPS & PL NAME OF SUBDIVISION Continental Pippe__lin��e Company Ft Lupton Truk Point.. conditional Use Permit NAME OF SUBDIVIDER __ lvnex _R.a1ph-D.,..B.J.it1 ,nn G Elliot* LOCATION OF SUBDIVISION A tract of Land in NW* Sec. 20, T2N. R66W of the-6th P.M. Weld County, Colorado DATE OF RECORDING APR 7 1977 BOOK 794 RECEPTION # 1915760 MARY ANN FEUERSTEIN WELD COUNTY CLERK AND RECORDER BY:��-+-� April 6, 1977 DEPUTY COUNT C ERK & RFCOR Hello