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Applicant Cherry Knolls, a General Partnership, do Bob Frachetti and Dan LaCoe
Case Number USR17-0055
Submitted or Prepared
Prior to
Hearing
At
Hearing
1
Surrounding Property
letter dated December
Owner - Confluence Resources do William Nicas -
7, 2017
Surrounding Property
25, 2016
Owner - Melissa Brassington
- letter received January
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Presentation by the application
received February 6, 2018
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Surrounding Property
Owner - Anadarko - letter received February 6, 2018
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Handouts submitted
at
the Planning Commission Meeting
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I hereby certify that the five items identified herein was submitted to the Department of Planning Services
at or prior to the scheduled Planning Commissioners hearing.
Diana Aungst, Planner
Confluence
RESOURCES
RE: Public Comment on Land Use Case: C SR17 M055 December 17, 2017
Cherry Knolls Estates
Dear Mr. Hail:
Confluence Resources LP and Arete Land & Minerals ("Confluence") received the Application Review
Notification Card for Land Use Application [.ASR 17-005 5 . Confluence is the surface owner of Parcel
147333000067, which is adjacent (west) to the parcel on which the Cherry Knolls Estates is proposing the
Achieve More Agricultural Complex. Confluence operates the approved and built Freedom 33 oil and gas
location on their parcel, The oil and gas location is approved for up to 30 wells and will encompass
approximately 17 acres until it is partially reclaimed, with a strong likelihood that this location will be
expanded to accommodate additional wells. Confluence understands the community benefits of the
Achieve More Agricultural Complex and commends Cherry Knolls for their efforts on behalf of the
community. After reviewing the application for the complex, Confluence feels it is important to raise some
concerns regarding the application meant primarily to make the complex safer and more enjoyable for those
that use it in the future. The concerns are as follows:
Proposed layout and proximity to the existing oil and gas location and operations: The Site Plan
shows that allot the areas where people will congregate (RV Park, Rodeo Arena, Community Park
and Playground and Future Community Even Center) are to be located on the western parcel line
and very close to the Freedom 33 location and our parcel line. Our first concern is safety. We hope
there is a way to design the facility with greater setback from the canal and our existing oil and gas
location. Is it possible to relocate these areas to the east or north? If not, we would like to request
significant fencing along the parcel line as we are concerned that people could access our property
and operations or gain less enjoyment from the complex. Is Weld County concerned with the layout
and proximity to the oil and gas operation? The portion of the proposed facility that indents to the
West creates the greatest concern. Could the parts ofthe complex where there is more public access
move to the north further distancing the areas from the wells? Perhaps even some restricted access
portions of the complex that beautify it, but keep a greater setback?
Traffic. If there are events at the proposed complex while drilling or completion operations are
taking place on the adjacent parcel, we believe that County Road 2 could be congested and may
pose traffic safety issues. Will there be an effort regarding communication and cooperation
between the complex and Confluence?
• Noise and Complaints: Furthermore, if crowded events occur at the complex concurrent with
operations on our location, we fear the public may be irritated by noise, lights and other impacts
produced from our site. We are also concerned that the RV area is exceedingly close to the oil and
gas location, and those utilizing the RV spots will be impacted as mentioned above. Drilling and
completions are 24/7 operations. We are worried that Confluence, COGCC and Weld County
might receive numerous complaints, As mentioned above, moving the higher use public portions
of the complex further east and or north within Cherry Knolls might reduce these concerns.
Future Permitting: We would like confirmation that the RV spots will not be considered Building
Units. If they are considered building units and Confluence subsequently chooses to expand the
location, it would assuredly be considered. a Large Scale Facility in an Urban Mitigation Area
(LUMA). This entail expanded permitting at greater cost and ultimately a larger location due to the
Confluence Resources, LP I low 17th Street, Suite 1250 I Denver, CO 80202 I p 303.226.9500 I ( 303.226.959
berming requirements= IfConfluence chooses to expand the location, which would require a. new
Weld County. Oil and Gas Location Assessment (WOGLA), are there any negative effectsdue to
the proximity to the proposed complex?
As an oil and gas operator and surface owner, we strive to be good neighbors and limit our impacts to offset
owners. We want to ensure that the people attending events and utilizing the proposed complex enjoy
themselves. The attendees' safety and comfort in the presence of our continued operations is our utmost
concern. We appreciate your time in reading our comments and look forward to discussing them with Weld
County..
Sincerely,
William E. Nicas
Sr.r. VP Land & Business Development
For Confluence Resources LP and Arete Land & Minerals
Weld County Commissioners
1150 0 St
Greeley, CO 80632
RE: Achieve More planning project and building location
Dear Weld County Commissioners:
I am writing to you today to communicate my strong support for the Achieve More program and project
plans. The direct and indirect impact this project will have on the youth in both the Adams and Weld
counties will be amazing. This program will provide many new avenues and opportunities for the youth
in these counties to learn and grow. I think that it is a great opportunity to promote and encourage the
agricultural way of life in the rural area that is not currently available. Many of the youth in the Brighton
and Lochbouie areas alone have no place to house livestock projects and with this new building they will
have this opportunity which will allow them to grow and learn new experiences. Our hope is that this
project will also bridge strong relationships with the school districts in these areas to allow growth for
the FFA programs as well.
As one of the closet neighbors to the building location being proposed we are in full support of this
project moving forward, and are not opposed to its existence. We feel that this will be a great
opportunity for the youth now and for many years to come. We are very active in the livestock projects
at our county and state level and we couldn't be more pleased to see this type of development in our
back yard.
We hope that you take the importance of this project into consideration as it will be a great opportunity
for the surrounding community. Thank you for time and support.
Respectfully,
Melissa Brassington
20490 CR 4
Hudson, CO 80642
720-281-2923
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PROPOSED ACHIEVE MORE AGRICULTURAL
AND HERITAGE COMPLEX PROPERTY LINE
Applicants: Dan LaCoe & Bob Frachetti, P.E.
Overview of Proposed Use
• Agricultural (AG) Complex located on 178 -acre property
• Infrastructure to support Achieve More, Inc. (501c3)
• Livestock barn and indoor show arena
• Outdoor horse rodeo arena
• Community center
• Community park and playground
• Hiking and horse trail
• Community garden
• Family -oriented recreational vehicle (RV) park.
*Approximately 130 acres will be actively farmed on a bi-
annual cycle
What is Achieve More?
• Registered CO Not for Profit (501c3) Organization founded
by Dan & Jennifer LaCoe
• (Dan & Jennifer live on adjacent property)
• Dedicated to making a positive difference in the lives of
urban, suburban, and rural youth by developing their
potential through experience with the agricultural
lifestyle
• Structured livestock stewardship program
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Site Plan
• Smart siting considered both max setback from road - visual impacts and
farmland preservation
• Livestock Barn will be set back 450 feet north from S property line (WCR2)
behind stand of mature cottonwood trees
• Rodeo area will be north of the Livestock Barn thus screened by livestock
barn
• RV Parking to be located 1200 feet from WCR 2- set into hillside to blend
into existing topography and obscured by hillcrest from north and east
• Community Park and Garden will be sited between Livestock Barn and west
property line and also CR2 = best visual appeal for site
• Existing trees will be preserved and new landscaping provided: Irrigated
grass/ community playground/new trees/seeding
• Heritage trail around perimeter (horse riding and hiking)
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RV Parking Area
• Family Oriented RV Park — complementary use to AG facilities
• Thoughtfully located 1200 feet from CR 2 and into a sloping hill
• 150 pull -through spaces at full buildout, phased over time
• Each with full water -sewer -electrical hookup and grass yard
• Target guests are agricultural travelers and recreational travelers
• Community horseshoe pit, fire ring, dog runs, laundry, trash
handling
• Active — on -site property management with oversight by the
LaCoe's
• Strict enforcement of rules and regulations regarding cleanliness,
no permanent structures, quiet hours, alcohol consumption
• Max stay 30 days, unless approved in advance by management
Consistent Use w/ Sec.22 1.10
Policies and Goals
1Achieve More teaches and promotes the Agricultural Way of Life and
Heritage. "directly related to...agriculture",
✓ Impact to surrounding properties is minimal or mitigated, and
adequate services that support the use are available and reasonably
attainable.
/Area can support the use, and the use is compatible with the region.
V'RV Park component is an integral to and support of Achieve More:
• Shares and funds Achieve More complex infrastructure needs — synergistic
u se.
• Provides accommodations for Achieve More families and participants, and
caters to agricultural travelers and supports CO Agri -tourism.
• Family theme, high -quality spaces with strict rules and regulations
e nforced.
As closest residential neighbors; the LaCoe's will ensure a quality facility
and program.
Use is Consistent with Sec 22-1.10
V'Engineered community sanitary sewerage and potable water
systems will protect the public health and environment
✓ Site Access/Roadway - Public Works Dept. conditions will be
met.
- Achieve More proposes use/ occupancy trigger to mandate
construction of required CR 2 decel/ turn lane
V'Stormwater Management Drainage Plan — Planning Dept. /
Engineering Dept. conditions will be met
✓ No referral comments from Hudson Fide Dept. or Sheriff's
Dept.
✓ Use is compatible and consistent with surrounding land uses
- 5 USR's in neighborhood and also farmland
- Use preserves majority (130 acres) of land for farming
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Landscaping Plan
• We are working with a Landscape Architect
• The existing site is open farmland - Landscaping will maintain this
character of limited landscaping and preservation of open areas and
farming
• Grass turf for the community park area and the RV space yard areas and
end caps. Community horseshoe pit and fire ring area will also be grass.
• Grass will be irrigated by either reclaimed wastewater treated in
accordance with Colorado Regulation 84 or using ground water.
• Dryland grass (seeded) for general open areas not generally subject to
human or vehicle traffic.
• Sixteen (16) 3 -ft tall blue spruce trees or other evergreen species (suitable
for USDA Zone 5b) will be planted in the RV park one at the end of each
row.
Landscaping Plan, continued
• Existing stand of cottonwood trees west of the site access point
will be preserved, pruned and maintained
• Landscaped storm water detention pond will be located along
WCR 2, with preservation of the cottonwood trees in a irrigated
grass peninsula — this feature also used to buffer the site from
WCR 2
• Horse and hiking trail is planned on the eastern 130 acre
portion of the site, along the property boundary
• Playground will be provided with either grass, pea gravel,
mulch, or other appropriate material under playground
equipment.
• Some xeriscaping/decorative rock will be used around the
entrance and signage.
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All Referral
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• We have addressed all received referral comments,
including:
✓Town of Lochbuie
✓Henrylyn Irrigation Company
✓Weld County Public Works
✓CO Division of Water Resources
✓Weld County Department of Public Health and
Environment
• We are happy to discuss any of the comments and our
actions to address in greater detail with the
Commission.
• We are committed to being good neighbors and
abiding by applicable laws and regulations for use of
our land.
Conditions
Request to • # 8 — Requires 15 security guards for any event.
Revise Approval • #9 Requires 2 Emergency Medical Technicians (first
350 people), plus 1 for additional 350 persons.
Conditions • #10 — Requires an ambulance be on site for any event.
Approval Conditions Discussion and Request
# 8: Number of Security Personnel:
Request:
We request security personnel be provided at ratio of 1:250; instead of 15
mandated personnel for any event.
• Our events will range in size (small to large)
• These are family events and security issues are not expected for this type of
attendee.
• The cost of 15 security personnel is excessive for little need
• Our application proposed a ratio of 1 security guard per 250 persons - The
Weld County Sheriff's Office responded to the referral request with no
comments.
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County (Colorado) Fairgrounds:
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Discussion and Request
Achieve More is committed to the Safety of our Program Participants and
Guests
# 9: Number Emergency Medical Technicians
Request: We propose to provide a fully equipped on -site first aid station with a
defibrillator that is accessible at all times.
We proposed to provide one (1) EMT for events up to 350 persons and an additional
EMT for additional 350 persons.
We note that the hospital is located approximately 10 minutes away
#10 — Requires an ambulance be on site for any event
Request: We propose that no ambulance be provided on site since the hospital is only
10 minutes away and we will have an EMT and fully equipped first aid station on site.
If warranted by certain events, we may voluntarily elect have an ambulance present.
ANADARKO PETROLEUM CORPORATION
February 5, 2018
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Michael Hall, Planner
Department of Planning ervi s
155.5 176 Avenue
Greeley, CO 80631
MAHN (720) 929-6000
1099 18" STREET, SUITE 1800 * DENVER„ COLORADO 80202
Petroleum Corporation
NOTICE F MINERAL INTERESTS AND OIL AND GAS LEASEHOLD
INTEREST'S OWED BY ANADARKO L ND CORP.„ ANADARKOE&P
.ONSHORE Lit AND KE Mc ! E OIL & GAS ONSHORE LP AND
OBJECTION
Cherry Knolls Estates
Dan La oe!Bob rr c etti, P.E. - Property Owner or "Applicant"
Townshiu 1 North, Range 65 West
Section 33: part of the / ("Application Property")
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Weld County, Colorado
Mr. Hall:
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This objection and notice letter is submitted to Weld County ("Town") on behalf of
Anadarko Land Corp. ("ALC"), Anadarko E&P Onshore LL ("AEP"), and Kerr-McGee Oil
Gas Onshore LP ("KMOG") with respect to the USR application for Ag facility including
livestock barn and indoor arena, community park and RV park that has been filed with Dan
Le oc/Bob Frachetti, RE. ("Applicant") that includes property in part of the S ',/12 of Section
33, Township 1 North, Range 65 West in Weld County,
A L C and AEP (together the "Anadarko entities") own the minerals that underlie the
property located in Section 33 ("Property"). KIVIOG owns oil and gas leasehold interests in
the Property:
The Anadarko entities and KM .: wish to give notice to the Town of the mineral
interests and oil and gas leasehold interests they own under the Property and make the Town
aware that the approval of a final application for Ag facility including livestock barn and indoor
arena, community park and RV pm' k may significantly impact the prospective development of
the minerals and oil and gas interests that underlie the Property. The Anadarko Entities and
KMOG object to the approval of a final application for development until agreements on
surface use are reached among the Anadarko entities, K11/41/2.40G and the Applicant covering the
Property.
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The following are comments in support of this Notice and Objection:
The Mineral Resources Owned by
ALC owns aid of the hard rock minerals, including the coal that underlies the Property.
ALC has reviewed the Property for coal resource potential and determined that the Property is
underlain with 13, 112, 128 tons of Laramie coal with a thief ness of approximately l ] .7 feet
with the top of the formation at 935.
2. The oil and Gas Resources Owned by the Anadarko Entities.
The Anadarko entities together own all of the oil and gas that underlies the Property,
and Kerr-McGee owns oil and gas leasehold interests for the Property.
3. There is Clear Statutory Authority mid Direction for the Town to Take Into Account
the Rights of Mineral Interest Owners in Its Consideration of AD li.c tions for
Development;
The State of Colorado recognizes the important rights of mineral owners and lessees in
C. . , § 30-28-133(10) which states and acknowledges that both the mineral estate and the
surface estate are interests in land and that the two interests are "separate and distinct." The
subsection specifically recognizes that the owners of subsurface mineral interests and their
lessees have "the same rights and privileges as surface owners?
4. Owners of S?lit Estates Must Exercise Their Rights in a Way that Gives Due Regard
to the Rights of the other.
Colorado law provides that the mineral owner has the right of reasonable access to and
use of the surface estate to extract minerals andthat the mineral estate owner and the surface
estate owner are to give due regard to the rights of the other and reasonably accommodate each
other's right.
5. The Anadarko Entities and 1040G _ Have Entered into Man Agrcements with
Developers WithRespect to the Disposition of the Minerals at the Time that the
Developer Proposes to Develop the Surface Estate and the Public Interest is Served by
the Parties Entedn into Such an A r ement1
The mineral assets have significant value and consequently the Anadarko entities and
BOG are concerned that the approval by the Town of an application for development of the
Property and the subsequent build -out of the property may impair their ability to develop their
minerals and oil and gas interests.
Any future surface development plans approved by the Town should incorporate and
designate lands to be set aside for oil and gas development and expressly provide protection
for future wells, pipelines., gathering lines and related oiland gas facilities and equipment
App►roval of any surface development plan that forecloses the rights of mineral and leasehold
owners may be a compensable ab l e taking..
The Anadarko entities and KMOG have extensive mineral and oil and galeasehold
interests throughout the State of Colorado and have successfully orked with many parties
who wish to develop the surface estate in order to assure the compatible development of the
surface estate and the oil and gas estate or some other disposition of the minerals.
The practice of the Anadarko entities and KMOG is to meet with surface owners to
reach a mutually acceptable surface agreement and agreement for the disposition of the hard
rock mineral interests. The Anadarko entities and Y3400 have been in discussions with the
Applicant on this matter; however, no agreement has been reached to date. Because no
agreement has been reached between the parties that covers the Property, andin. order to protect
their mineral and oil and gas interests and private property rights, the Anadarko entities and
ICMOG object to the application and request that the Town make any approval of a final
application for development of the Property conditioned upon an agreement among the
Anadarko entities, KMOG and the Applicant.
Please contact me at 720-929-3206 if you have any questions or comments about this
matter. The Anadarko entities and KMOG hope to conclude a mutually acceptable agreement
with the surface owner of the property, and we look forward to working with the Town to
accomplish its land use planning goals.
Sincerely,
ANADARKO PETROLEUM -01 PO TIO
Brandon McG
Landman
cc: Jeff Fis e, Lead Counsel
Ron Olsen
Don Jobe
Andrew Wurdack
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Anadarko Land Corporation
1099 18th St., Suite 1800
Denver, CO 80202
Phone: 720-929-6000
January 5, 2018
RE: Public Hearing - Planning Commission Mineral Rights Notification / USR 17-0055
Parcel Number: 147333300004-R6778681
Legal: PART S2 SECTION TION 33, TIN, R65W, LOT REC
EXEMPT RE -4994 OF THE 6TH RM., WELD COUNTY, COLORADO.
To Whom It May Concern:
Please accept this correspondence as notification of the public hearing for our proposed project
and Use by Special Review Application (USR 17-0055), Bob Frachetti, P.E. and Dan LaCoe are
the applicants,
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Please be advised the Public Hearing before the Planning Commission (PC) is 2/6/18 at 12:30
pm. The meeting will be held on. Administration Building, 1150.O Street, Greeley, CO 80631 in
the Board Room.
A description of our project is below:
A Site iS c fic Development Plan and the by Special Review Permit fir Agricultural Service
establishments primarily engaged in poi/fling ` a =ricuifuu;v' i nt.v andly Q/4 horticultural
tultuural
services on a fire or contact basis, including animal boarding and anirnlci training t�cilitie.s',
livestock sale barns ad fic lit es, rodeo arena, roping arena to Inchi e both indoor and outdoor
arenas and any Use Fe r i /ed etc a Use By Right, Cry? A CCeSSOry Use, or as Use By Special Review
in the Commercial or industrial Zone lxii'ict. (on events center and a ,15) space RV park with an
(free) provided that the property s not u lot in an approved or recorded .44i/0/v sion plat or lots
parts gfa map or plan. file prior to adoption ofany regulations controlling subdivisions in the AA.
(Agricultural) :rime distrait!lc
Location: North of and adjacent to CR 2; approximately 2 miles east of CR 39.
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New Vision Investments LLC. / Achieve More, Inc. (501(c)))
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EXTERIOR LIGHTING:
1. BARN: EXTERIOR BUILDING LIGHT SHALL BE EVERY 25'
2. RV PARK OFFICE: 1 EACH ON NORTH MD SOUTH EXTERIOR
EXTERIOR BUILDING UGHTS SHALL BE LEI? OUTDOOR WALL PACK
UGHTS, 8O WATTS, 10,690 LUMENS, OCT: 5000K OR EQUAL SEE
DATA SHEET INCLUDED IN APPLICATION PACKAGE
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1. ACHIEVE MARE AGRICULTURAL COMPLEX (FREESTANDING)
2. UBERTY HILL RV PARK (DEVELOPMENT)
EACH SIGN iS 4':8', DUAL POST MOUNTED, CENTERLINE 6' ABOVE FINISHED GRADE;
LOCATED 20' FROM WCR 2, 10' FROM ACCESS ROAD.
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* Pens to accommodate 600+ swine; 400+ lambs and goats; 80+ beef; 100+ hor l rnelids; with indoor wash racks for all species
* 2 indoor climate constrained (heat and air conditioning) arenas; concession stand; conference room; hall space suitable for many kinds of events and occasions
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Achieve More,Inc.: The Concept
Advocating
Children in
Honesty
T'h ink before you speak
.> Say what you mean; mean what you
say
Bei accountable
Bei honest regardless of the
consequences
Admit your mistakes
Independence
Education
Explore new things
Ask lots of questions
challenge yourself
Inspire others
show interest
Mztke learning relevant
Use demonstrations
Use real world situations
Allow failures with safety nets
. Personalize learning experiences
Values and Etiiics
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Discover what you stand for
Walk your talk
Never compromise your integrity
"is this the right thing to do?"
Be empathetic to activate your
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* Outdoor horse arena
* Community park
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Achieve More. inc.: The
Motivation
Opportunity
Respect and
➢ Focus on the youth
� Recognize talents
s;:e Encourage success and learn
from setbacks
➢ Complement achievements
);a- Be a role model
Volunteer
Educating peers
Mentoring and caring for others
Belong to a community
Scholarships and Grants
Listen to others
Encourage others
Be helpful
Acknowledge others
Y?r Say "Please" and "Thank You"
Encouragement
➢ Validate someone
➢ Make a difference
le Show gratitude
➢ Boost confidence
);o- Be curious about others
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Achieve More, Inca
Emphasizes Youth Responsibi1it
Achieve More, Inc.. believes that responsibility is
most appreciated through handsmon experiential
learning. . Responsiblep livestock stewardship teaches
youth that animal care is more than just feeding and
watering. It encompasses resolute commitment,
financial management, and demonstrating
respectfulness.
Commitment
Raising quality livestock requires commitment; a
commitment to care for and -look after the animal, 'to
learn about the animal, and to manage time for the
animal. The youth who participate in the
Achieve More, Inc. program are expected to commit
themselves to the;;e obligations. They will perform
basic animal management along with educating
themselves and others about their project.
Additionally, meeting important deadlines will be an
integral part of the program.
Respectfulness
Fiscal responsibility is crucial to any successful
livestock project., fin addition to feed,animals require
suitable tack and tools for their proper tending. Thus,
Achieve More, Inc. youth will learn and understand
essential money management life skills through thy"
implementation of a financial budget for their project.
Achieve More, Inc. encourages its youth to manage their
expenditures with their own checking account.
ii nan+ces
Through the Achieve More, Inc. program, youth willr lear-,
the life lesson of respectfulness towards others, for the
environment, and towards themselves. Youth will he
expected to _articipate in teamwork and cooperation
activities with theiir peers, adults, and leaders.
Additionally, the youth will become aware of how their
livestock decisions should be considerate of the
environment and community around them. Furthermore,
Achieve More, Inn. will encourage dignity and
self-respect by discovering how to be thoughtful,
considerate, and empathetic young adults..
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Developing The Vision of
Achieve More, Inc.
Procuring the Land
In January 2017, Achieve More, inc. received its
approval as a 501(c)3 non-profit corporation. After
being granted this designation, Achieve More inc.
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has been negotiating for a suitable parcel of land
located just east of Brighton. This parcel of land is
ideal for building the facility needed to achieve our
vision. Presently,^Achieve More, Inc. has received
grants and donations in helping tosecure the land,
but more are needed
Developing the Land
Achieve More, Inc. intends to construct a 96,0' 00
square foot facility to accommodate livestock years
round that will a l l olr youth who do not have suitable
facilities to participatepin all the benefits and duties of
responsible animal care. Additional) , there are plans
for an outdoor horse arena and sufficient - 'cient parking forboth vehicles and trailers. Furthermore beautiful
landscaping and a community park willbeavailable for
all to enjoys
Utilizing the Resources
in addition to hosting the
annual fair in August, the
state-of-the-art facility will
provide suitable year-round
accommodations for the
youth's livestock.
Achieve More, Inc. will also utilize the facilitfor
presentations by knowledgeable individuals in the
agricultural industry. These seminars may include
appropriate feed programs, correct show fitting
methods, and overal health issues. Occasionally, the
more experienced senior youth will be asked to host
such roundtable discussions. The youthinvolved in the
Achieve More, Inc. program will be required to sign a
contract. The contract, will primarily serve as
a reminder to them of their promise and commitment
to their obligations.
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Why Achieve More, Inc.?
Achieve More, inc. is an innovative, agricultural,
opportunity -driven concept founded on the need to
engage the youth of Brighton and surrounding
communities in an intentional and pro -social
approach to livestock management. Achieve More,
Inc. has the following vision:
* Recognizing youth as young people with promise
* Engaging youth through example, not lecture
* Encouraging youth to accomplish their aspirations
* Motivating youth to contribute to their families,
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communities, and society
"We wish our children had agricultural
opportunities, but we live in a subdivision."
Mary from Brighton
The Achieve More, Inc. Mission
Achieve More, Inc. is a pro -youth, non-profit
corporation dedicated to making a positive
difference in the lives of urban, suburban, and
rural youth by developing their potential through
agricultural hands-on learning in three
essential areas:
" Respectable Character (Leaders)
Confident Assurance (self -Worth)
Responsible Citizenship (contributors)
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Promotes Learning Life Skills
"Show yourself in all respects to be a model of
goodworks, and in your teaching show integrity,
dignity, and sound speech," Achieve More, Inc.
strives to equip young people with the
"good works" they need to become successful
young adults.
Work Ethic
Achieve More, Inc. fosters integrity, self-discipline,
teamwork, and a sense of responsibility
throughout its program. The program also
emphasizes members to care about the quality of
their work. Achieve More, Inc. regards traditional
values and accountability as the essence of
its foundation.
Effective Communication
Achieve More, Inc. offers abundant opportunity for
its youth to participate in communication projects.
By participating in speech and demonstration
presentations, young people master
communication skills and gain self-confidence.
Moreover, youth become more independent, and
generously share their expertise with others.
As they develop their communication skills, young
people sharpen their critical thinking and
organizational skills.
Interpersonal Relationships
Developing lasting relationships only comes from
sincere social interactions. Through teamwork
building activities, Achieve More, Inc. youth learn
to appreciate differences, identify others' needs,
and amicably resolve conflicts when they occur.
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History lnfIuenmng A fright Future
After several years; of volunteering in the local
bureaucratic agriculture agency and witnessing
their antiilivest'crck mission and money oriented
priorities Influencing every decision, local residents
and business owners became Increasingly
disappointed with the mismanagement. After
being approacl and by numerous parents and
discouraged youth, it became evident that a
new direction and foc l; was needed. Achieve
More, Inc. emerged from the need of an entirely
pro -youth organization and youth oriented
agricultural procram rn in the area.
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Invest your Time and TaUents
- invite Others to be Involved
- Encourage Livestock interest
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Visit our WWebsite for Lirk
How to Ccat: to US
Located 11/2 miles east of 1.76 at Exit 25
Mailing Address':
20905 County Road 2
Brighton, CO 80603
Phone: 303-902-2257
Email: dan@letsaachievemore.erg
Web: www.letsachieverr. r.
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AchieveMore, Inc.Advocating Children in Honesty, independence,
Education, Values and Ethics using Motivation,
Op munity Respect and Enccuragsrnsrrt
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