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Home My WebLink About781193.tiff 831 ' • e� Recorded at .......2........... ,,,,,,„k . �''...M MAY--- 4--1978 , - .- • 75'�.r7 r- 5. C ...Pee No �;� �-- Mary Ann Federsteu', Recorder - ,‹ I-- - i O • — ' c•i REZONING CASE No. Z - 294 NE G'cp-ncr c%SNW �,PG , REZONE 'FROM E TO A UOAA, 1 4/0,-,446-,;-7-e. s% o\ / S.88'55 i7'E, i/E�� c-� G!Z I I W� zos460/. .vo�'iric�� I if. /os.6/' '-6� IS'N I N I c-1 ET0A I:, W I.('I� �I 0 C �w 45.9/ ACRES I �I Ut t . 1 O 418Z.:5.23:2/ cz I i -S; 5,0,6-/--..-&,o/ I`.1 4 I I_ I 8. 40 Ac II_J,57,9 53E Ti�/a /,,/o17 .r».��,�z�- 1 I _NBPJcS55W. I E.----T r. •_ /8p- W.- 4fh-STREET--�`s�c,z G-7ef7,1✓i See-2 LSxif/.Gee/VE%q— — -- r-—•74 �� z 1I •° o LEGAL DESCRIPTION i I!,z • A TRACT OF LAND LOCATED IN THE NORTHEAST-QUARTER (NE I/4) OF SECTION 2, TOWNSHIP 5 NORTH, RANGE 66 WEST OF THE SIXTH PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, WELD COUNTY, COLORADO AND BEING FURTHER DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: COMMENCING AT THE CENTER QUARTER CORNER (CEN.I/4 COR) OF SAID SECTION 2 AND CONSIDERING THE SOUTH LINE OF THE NORTHEAST QUARTER (NE 1/4) OF SAID SECTION 2 TO BEAR SOUTH 89°55'53" EAST, WITH ALL BEARINGS HERE- IN BEING RELATIVE THERETO: THENCE SOUTH 89°55'53" EAST, ALONG THE SOUTH LINE OF THE NORTHEAST QUARTER (NE 1/4) OF SAID SECTION 2, A DISTANCE OF 1242.80 FEET TO THE TRUE POINT OF BEGINNING, SAID POINT BEING THE SOUTHEAST CORNER (SECOR) OF JOHNSON SUBDIVISION, AS PLATTED AND RECORDED IN THE RECORDS OF WELD COUNTY, COLORADO; THENCE ALONG THE EASTERLY -BOUNDARY LINE OF SAID JOHNSON SUBDIVISION BY THE FOLLOWING TWO (2) BEARINGS • AND DISTANCES: , NORTH 13°44'30" WEST, 1300.19 FEET; NORTH 09°12'16" EAST, 105.61 FEET; TO A POINT ON THE NORTH LINE OF THE SOUTH HALF (5 1/2) OF THE NORTHEAST QUARTER (NE 1/4) SECTION 2; , THENCE SOUTH 8B°55'17" EAST, ALONG THE NORTH LINE OF THE SOUTH HALF (S 1/2) OF THE NORTHEAST QUARTER (NE THENCE4)SOUTHTO6°10117"DWESTI,CE OF ALONG2054.69 FEET; THE EAST LINE OF THE NORTHEAST QUARTER (NE 1/4) OF SAID SECTION 2, A DISTANCE-OF 678.88 FEET; ' THENCE NORTH 89°55'53" WEST, ALONG THE NORTH LINE OF AN II.540 ACRE TRACT OF LAND, 766.69 FEET; ' THENCE SOUTH 06°10'17" WEST, ALONG THE WEST LINE OF SAID 11.540 ACRE TRACT OF LAND, 659.36 FEET TO THE SOUTH LINE OF THE NORTHEAST QUARTER (NE 1/4) OF SAID SECTION 2; - THENCE NORTH 89°55'53" WEST, ALONG THE SOUTH LINE OF THE NORTHEAST QUARTER (NE 1/4) OF SAID SECTION 2, A DISTANCE OF 851.61 FEET TO THE TRUE POINT OF BEGINNING. SAID TRACT OF LAND CONTAINS 45.91 ACRES AND IS SUBJECT TO-ANY RIGHTS-OF-WAY OR OTHER EASEMENTS AS GRANTED OR RESERVED BY INSTRUMENTS- OF RECORD OR AS NOW"EXISTING ON SAID TRACT OF LAND - - - - ` SURVEYOR'S CERTIFICATE ,; =- r, j. - I DO HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THIS PLAT AND LEGAL DESCRIPTION WERE PREPARED UNDER MY DIRECT S ' r�,/ 6 AND ARE TRUE AND CORRECT TO THE BEST OF MY KNOWLEDGE AND BELIEF. 1,,, rat :+► •�QF R EQRICO F r A:. R UHRICH, RE ST E� ''� •J Q`t`•�t61ST41...•tp ,...y._ ANr ,• VEYOR 'L Yr''.;'ti4< cr. ;n / ��` RED ! 'ATION M R 7 39 IEWEO BY H L COU Y PLANNING ' /` 1' MISS104,01k , I978. C o , I. ounly •lannmg Commission • ROVeD48I 4HE E e F OUNTY CONIIVISSIONERS ON 1978 - et-. C airman, =oard oT Coun y ommtsstoners ' • '1l�9�0 SUR`I.%•,P THIS MAP WAS FILED FOR RECORD IN THE OFFICE OF THE COUNTY CLERK AND RECORDER lfOF COl-OCL OF WELD COUNTY, COLORADO AT M ON THE DAY OF ,A D, 1978 , FILE NO. BY RECEPTION NO. DEPUTY COUNTY CLERK 9 RECORDER STATE OF COLORADO 7• •/--free/e5---C:?^5/11 I' j COUNTY OF WELD ) 55 I - - • , , ' ' - I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THIS INSTRUMENT, ', ' - . WAS FILED FOR RECORD IN MY OFFICE AT I ' " =' O'CLOCK --f-- 1AY.- 4 1978 - 1 - • I AND IS DULY RECORDED IN BOOK NO k'2 i ' • IFILE- s� .9 c! �=Cr '4,2.0( • 1 `,,z , � RECORDER • IBY P, ,'0;IJ 71C lit : 1L) __ cp �`' , DEPUTY (/I.SR `I - - -' 7811q 3 DISiRICT48 _ ___ _ ____ _ ,.., 880! 35 36 T 6 N LA,/ ,/ 2 I T 5 N — --- — • C,)Lw 'ti_ , • - N93 L \.., �" r f /T.-‘...”--- `�, \' ,. ' ELI, Cad 11 �Lu!� - r J ' ✓ \ Et l Q. Kc� : CCI, 0, , /I Ct�, . 004 - g C.C.,..:..) V -r .1` ` / - '•.;#) PAS 11. 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(ALONG BESTWAY PAVING) k APPROVED BY r-7 /. TITLE CROSS SFCTIONS SURVEY BY DATE DRAWN BY -1 . ' '. LA DATE ? I 78 CHE ED,BY L DATE / _7 COUNTY ROAD NO. 35 TH• A .. A PROVED BY COUNTY ENGINEER WELD COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF ENGINEERING FORM 16 2 /75 Pgi3ce-P,1 1:) ,(:) / E w44- S�z,T r Sal — 6e 173 “ 73ef +-1z,( 3 i ✓ 136 i c M tt C , 11-“ O cop 17 11 '16oC d4,44/Leoi, ► fig) 236/6 O MC? e,e( LL.\-t C t e„, kv,.A iv( Nu.„.j elLocv 1 SET TAB STOPS AT ARROWS ♦ ♦ ♦ • ♦ • • ♦ • ��d rtificate of Insurance THIS CERTIFICATE IS ISSUED so A MATTER OF INFORMATION ONLY AND CONFERS NO RIGHTS UPON THE CERTIFICATE HOLDER. ' THIS CERTIFICATE DOES NOT AMEND, EXTEND OR ALTER THE COVERAGE AFFORDED BY THE POLICIES LISTED BELOW. NAME AND ADDRESS OF AGENCY Bartels & Noe Agency COMPANIES AFFORDING COVERAGES 1301 9th Street Greeley, Colorado 80631 COMP A LETTER A Western Casualty and Surety Company COMPANY B LETTER NAME AND ADDRESS OF INSURED COBest-Way Paving Co. LEETTERNY P. 0. Box 820 Greeley, Colorado 80631 ETTERNY D COMPANY E LETTER This is to certify that policies of Insur'nce listed below have been issued to the insured named above and are in force at this time COMPANY POLICY Limits of Liability in Thousands 1 00) LETTER TYPE OF INSURANCE POLICY NUMBER EXPIRATION DATE EACH AGGREGATE OCCURRENCE GENERAL LIABILITY BODILY INJURY $ 300 $ 300 m A. ®COMPREHENSIVE FORM CM-88476 3-1-78 ®PREMISES-OPERATIONS PROPERTY DAMAGE $ 100 $ 100 EXPLOSION AND COLLAPSE HAZARD ®UNDERGROUND HAZARD PRODUCTS/COMPLETED OPERATIONS HAZARD BODIL Y INJURY AND LJ'CONTRACTUAL INSURANCE PROPERTY DAMAGE $ $ BROAD FORM PROPERTY COMBINED CIDAMAGE INDEPENDENT CONTRACTORS ❑ PERSCNAL INJURY •Applies to Products/Completed I $ Opc'"Aons Hazard ,PT CFON A, N„CRY AUTOMOBILE LIABILITY BODILY INJURY 100 A• © COMPREHENSIVE FORM CM 88476 I 3-1-78 (EACH PERSON) $ 0 BODILY INJURY $ 3° OWNED (EACH OCCURRENCE) ® HIRED PROPERTY DAMAGE ' $ 100 BODILY INJURY AND NON-OWNED PROPERTY DAMAGE $ COMBINED EXCESS LIABILITY BODII Y�NJI,RV AND A. © UMBRELLA FORM UlvIL 735473 I 3-1-78 1 000 �1 0 PROPERTY DAMAGE $ 1 1 ❑ OTHER THAN UMBRELLA COMBINED FORM WORKERS'COMPENSATION I sTaTuroKy and A. EMPLOYERS'LIABILITY CM 88476 3-1-78 s 100,000 L1H A. J`N OTHER :.� z> `. �,�'',�Z'a��':,.2r'�s.ri3rc�...≥'�ait"z� 4� � L ' `sr : � 'M �'t��,stI.,��z. .. DESCRIPTION OF OPERATIONS/LOCATIONSNEHICLES v .3 � - State of Colorado Cancellation: Should any of the above desc, i ed policies be cancelled before the expiration date thereof, the issuing com- pany will endeavor to mail -- days written notice to the below named certificate holder, but failure to mail such notice shall impose no obligation or liability of any kind upon the company NAME AND ADDRESS OF CERTIFICATE HOLDER January 16 1978 DATE ISSUED1 WELD COUNTY COLORADO BARTELS & NOE AGENCY - af'. ' AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE k G 1x- t 'i- E N_T THIS AGRELME T, made and entered into this 23rd day of December , 1971, by and betwtex N. OPi4AN P.UYLL, also Known as Noble Oran Ruyle , and U. MARGUERITE Y.UYLfy , also known as ?Marguerite Ruyle, hereinafter designated Sellers , of Greeley, Colorado, anu BESIWAY PAVING CO. , a M Colorado Corporation, hereinafter designsted Purchaser, and CARL HILL, JR. , nARY HILL, MRS. R. F. ChLA*;DA, JOHN SHUPE, ROY LUNDVALL, JACKIE CfISMAR axed &LET= LUNDVALL, Co-signers with Lestway Paving Co. , a Colorado Corporation, W I T } ! S S E T ffa 0 The Sellers are the present owners of 75 acres of land describew. • as follows (See attached Uxhibit "A' , copy of st rvoy of Nelson, Laley, Patterson and Quirk , Inc. , for description of property) tc: c.thr. with three acre:-feet equivalent of irrigatioi. water ,:er .xcre of lcano conveyed and f1,,,e, shares of the capital stock of Grapevine Lateral. 'J he e Purchaser wishes to acquire said 75 acres of land from Sellers uros, oi..rtain restrictions and conditions. trc 'r, " HERL;I ORL , its consideration of the stun of TL N TLiOU A.iw DOLLAI- : (510,000.40) is hand paid by the Purchaser to the sellers, tae receipt of wl.i.ch is hereby :acknowledged by execution of this aareon;ent, the ',,(2llerc ncjree to scull the above described lands anu water to the Pur- chaser for the total sale price of TWO hU DRLU T ENaTY -FIVE: ThUUSAt,iL LCLLMR S ($225,000.00) , payable in the follow9.r.s manners Ten rheusaa,c, Dc•llEirs ($10,000.00) down upon the execution of this ac,,rewient, the receipt of which is acknrwledgec e Twenty 2iiousand Dollars ($20,000.0(,) on Jury 3, 1:72, and Twenty-,five Thousand Dollars (4,T5,000.0U) year thereafter fer seven (7) yaars, with a final I: yrocnt of Twenty Thclusa►.d Dollars ($20, 000.00) on January 3, 1900. The unpaid principal shall bear interciat at the rote of seven and one -half per cunt (7 1/21) per annum, i ayablo eenian1Luslly, from and after January 1, 1972, with the interest pays unt to be paid in addition to the principal L:aymont each year. 17 he West 300 feet of the above described tract of land shall be subject to tk;e following restrictive covenants contained in warrant' -1- ✓ A Iced recorded in Look 491 under Reception #1,417,730, of the Weld County recurets z 1. LAND US Z AND 33UILDINC TYPE: I4o part of the therein described real property ^;mill be occepicad or used Ly any owner, or tenant of owner, thereof , for other than residential purposes. No structure shall be erected, place:u, altered or porn itteeu to remain, on any part of the within described real property other taco) detached single-family dwell- ircc;s not to exceed one and one-half stories in height, 4nd a private garage for such dwelling for the use of the owner or owners of such dwellino for not more than throe cars. A small pony barn may Le erect-ee and maintained in addition thereto. 2. DNLLLING COST, QUALITY AtoD SIZE: No dwelling shall be erected or kept on any part of the within described real property at a cost of less than $12,000.00, based upon, the cost levels pertaining on the date the t this instruoent is recorded. !4o dwelling shall be erected or kept ij on the within described property unless the ground floor area thereof , • exclusive of open porches and garages, shall be :ore than eleven hunereo ! square feet. 3. NUISANCES:S: No noxious or offensive activity shall be carried on , or permitted, on any part of the within described real property, nor shall anything be done thereon which ray be or become aa. annoyance or nuisance to the neighborhood. 4 . TEMPORARY STRUCTURES: Nu structure of a temporary character, trailer , basement, tent, shack, garage, barn or other outbuiluings shall be used on any part of the above described real property at any time as a residence, either temporary or permanent. 5. LIVEST0C;i AND POULTRY: ho poultry, hogs, sheep or livestock of any kind shall Le raised, brud or kept on any part of the within Uesoribed real property, except dogs, cats, ponies or other household pets may Le: kept thnreori if they are not raised, br•ee, kept or Maintainee.t for any commercial purpose. which covenants shall run with said West 300 foot of the above eescribe land. the unpaiu purchase price shall be represented by a promissory note in the mount of One hundred Nin©ty-€ive Thousand DOLLARS ($195,000.00) providing for payments as above set forth snd secured by a first deed of trust upon the property and water rights convoyed. The promissory note shall be signed by the rurchassor and by Carl hill, Jr. , Gary hill, ;Ira. R. r. Chlanda, John Shupe, Roy Lundvall, Jackie Chissesar and Liner Lur.c.vall. ht the election of the Purchaser, Sellers agree to grant partial releases of parcels in contiguous tracts as follows: ).11 lanes incluLt.o within Lice West 300 feet of said property :mu tae South 1,155 feet of the lrz:.c.l lying last of the West 300 feet thereof shall be released at the rate of one (1) acre for each Four Thousand DOLLARS ($4,000.00) pain uy.Qn the purchase price. All lands lying East of the West 300 feet thereof and north of the South 1,155 feet thereof shall be releaseL 2- A AR A t sue' . LEGAL DESCRIPTION (75.WO All c l I CUL.l./ V A tract of land located in the Northeast Quarter (NE1/4) ut Section 2 , Township 5 R, G6 West of the Sixth Principal Meridian, Weld C:.unty, Colcrado and North, zany" v West being further described as follows: Conimenc.ing at the Center Quarter Corner (Cenl/4Cor) of said Section 2, and considering the South Line of the Northeast Quarter (NE1/4) of said Section 2 to bear South R9° 55' 53" East, with all bearings herein being relative thereto: Thence South 89' 55' 53" East, along the south Line ,of the Northeast Quarter (NEi/4) of said Section 2, a distance of 1242.80 feet to the True Point of Beginning, said Point being the Southeast Corner (SECor) of JOHNSON SUBDIVISION, as platted and recorded in the records of Weld County, Colorado; Thence along Lhe Easterly boundary line of said JOHNSON SUBDIVISION by the following two (2) bearings and distances: • North 13° 44' 30" West, 1300.19 feet; North 09° 12' 16" West, 1040.61 feet to a point on the South bank of Greeley Canal No. 3; Thence along the South bank of said Greeley Canal No. 3 by the following nine (9) bearings and distances: North 84c 39' 18" East, 81 .45 feet; South 89° 00' 30" East, 254.371 feet; Se tl_ 75° 3 23" East 125.79 fEat; Jt.J l,.l i J :J :.J East,, South 6b° G3' 33" East, 380.46 feet; South 63° 20' 48" East, 230.77 feet; South 49° 27 ' 12" East, 458.03 feet; South 69° 28' 12" East, 214.99 feet; South 80° 30' 45" East, 112.96 feet; South 73° 04' 44" East, 266.46 feet; Thence South 06° 10' 17" West, along the feet; East Lineof the Northeast Quarter (NE1/4) of said Section 2, a distance of 886.39 Thence North 89° 55' 53" West, along the North Line of an 11 .540 acre tract of land, 766.69 feet; Thence South 06° 1C' 17" W,st, along the West Line of said 11 .540 acre tract of land, 659.36 feet to the South Line of the Northeast Quarter (NE1/4) of said Section 2; Thence North 89° 55' 53" West, along the South Line of the Northeast Quarter (NE1/4) of said Section 2 , a distance of 851 .81 feet to the True Point of Beginning. Said tract of land contains 75.000 acres and is subject to any Rights-of-Way or other Easements as granted or reserved by instruments of record or as now existing on said tsar t ( I land SURVEYOR'S CERTIFICATE I do hereby certify that, under my personal supervision, this legal description was prepared or ryJc:tober 21 , 1971 . /a 8- 41c `` -et GL!/ (4,;*,,,k,v.,ILN/0\vct%\v p � `' Gerald B. McRae, Register Land Surveyor and Professional Engineer, Colorado Reg. No. 6616 , 1 I l +` OO10 )) 1 r N and QUIRK, INC. Is \ A o ELSON, HEngineeringRConsultats `��r, �% �p Greeley, Colorado �4 o� cvv° • N / I III. 414. c T IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF WELD AND STATE OF COLORADO Civil Action No. 39878 RAYMOND F. LARSON and ) KATHLEEN A. LARSON, ) Plaintiffs, ) vs. ) N. ORMAN RUYLE, a/k/a NOBLE ) ORMAN RUYLE; D. MARGUERITE ) AFFIDAVIT RUYLE, a/k/a MARGUERITE RUYLE; ) BEST-WAY PAVING CO. , a ) Colorado corporation and ) GILSABIND CONVIDAR, INC. , a ) Colorado corporation, ) Defendants. ) I, THOMAS E. HONN, being of lawful age, and being first duly sworn upon oath, depose and state as follows : 1. That I am the Zoning Administrator for the Department of Planning Services, County of Weld and State of Colorado. 2. That I am familiar with the application submitted by Best-Way Paving Co. and Gilsabind Convidar, Inc. , Colorado corporations, on or about December 2 , 1977, for a request for change of zoning, being Application Z: 294 : 77: 12 , for the change of zoning from "E" , Estate • District to "A" , Agriculture District, and for a spe- cial use permit being SUP347 : 77:21, for the operation of an open pit gravel mining operation. 3. That said applications covered a tract of land located in the NE 1/4 of Section 2, Township 5 North, Range 66 West of the 6th P.M. , Weld County, Colorado, as con- tained in a certain Warranty Deed (a copy of which is attached hereto marked Exhibit "B" ) which formed a part of said application. 4. That said parcel of property, upon which a request for change in zoning and a Special Use Permit were submitted Jr S it by Best-Way Paving Co. , was prior to April 5, 1978, zoned "E" , Estate District. 5. That the uses permitted in the "E" , Estate District, did not permit the operation of a sand and gravel pit, quarry and open mining operations. 6. That the zoning laws adopted by the Board of County Com- missioners , County of Weld and State of Colorado provided, since the amendment of the Zoning Resolution in 1973, and as amended from time to time, and in particular, on March 10, 1977 and on April 5, 1978, that sand and gravel pits, quarries and open mining operations were permitted in the "A" , Agricultural Zone District, only upon the obtaining of a Special Use Permit from the Board of County Commissioners, County of Weld and State of Colorado. 7. A photocopy of the relevant portions of the zoning resolu- tions for the County of Weld and State of Colorado, as amended, originally adopted May 29 , 1961, are attached hereto and marked Exhibit "A" . 8. The requested change in zoning and for a Special Use Permit was granted by the Board of County Commissioners of the County of Weld on said lands on April 5, 1978. 9. That to my personal knowledge, Best-Way Paving Co. , and Gilsaband Condivar, Inc. , have not operated a sand or gravel pit, quarry or open mining operation on said lands as contained in said appli2at)ons. Further Affiant sayeth not. f72 1 / 0-0714/6' mas 'E. Honn Subscribed and sworn to before me this day of 1979. WITNESS my hand and official seal. My commission expires Notary Pub 1)1 ('/\Is I Mf N I O1 PLANNIN(; 1 ♦+ PHONE (303) 356-4000 EXT 400 915 10TH STREET f' ;: I '4 O GREELEY, COLORADO 80G31 ,1., ,1; .. " 'f• COLORADO NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING The Weld County Planning Commission will conduct a public hear- ing on January 3, 1978 at 1 : 30 p.m_ to review a request for approval of a Change of Zone from "E" Estate District to "A" Agricultural District from Best-Way Paving Company on a parcel of land described as Pt. NE4j Section 2, T5N, R66W of the 6th p .m. , Weld County, Colorado containing 45. 91 acres more or less. This public hearing to be held by the Weld County Planning Commis- sion for the consideration of the above referenced request will be conducted in the Weld County Commissioners ' Hearing Room, First Floor, Weld County Centennial Center, 915 10th Street , Greeley, Colorado . Comments or objections related to the above request should be submitted in writing to the Weld County Department of Planning Survico , 915 loth ,Strt'c'I• , (;reuley , Colorado 80(131 , huIore th0 al)ove date or presented aL the pulpit hearing on January 3, 1978 Copies of the application are available for public inspection in the Department of Planning Services, Room 310, Weld County Centennial Center, 915 10th Street , Greeley, Colorado ( 356-4000 extension 404) . Chuck Carlson , Chairman Weld County Planning Commission NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEA'1NG The Weld County Planning Commis- TO be published in the : swn will conduct a public bearing on January 3,1978 at 1 30 p m review a Greeley .Tnll rn a for app a �3n of Zonerequest from"E' Estaterovalof DistriCct toge"A" Agricultural District from Best-Way cl To be published one time by : December 21, 1977 (public. ribedC°amspPt ' E'/4a eacr n2,dT5N R66W of the 6th p m Weld County, Colorado containing 45 91 acres more or less This public hearing to be held by the s � / Weld County Planning Commission for Received 1) CJ the corer,..•sttwil of the above refer- 1/ • l h `� L�� > r - Weed o ntyt will be conducted d a the �<•-'��• Weld County Commissioners' Hearing Room, First Floor, Weld County Cen- G / tennial Center 915 10th Street, Date: � ? // // - / Greeley, wlorado Comments or ob c c lections related to the above request should be submitted in writing to the Weld County Department of Planning Services, 915 10th Street, Greeley, Colorado 80631, before the above date or presented at the public hea rig on January 3,1978 Copies of the application ar avail- able for public inspection the Department of Planning Se ices Room 310, Weld County Centennial Center, 915 10th Street, Greeley, Colorado(356-4000 extension 404) Chuck Carlson,Chairman Weld County Planning Commission Published December 21, 1977 Published in The Greeley Journal -� -, IlLP/\I; If,1f N I Of PLANNING SLIiVICE-S PRONE (3031 356 4000 EXT 400 r�!'va 915 10TH STREET y ,y ® GHEELEY• COLORADO 80631 • COLORADO April 21•, 1978 To Whom It May Concern: 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. The Weld County Planning Commission will review a request from Best-Way Paving Company etal for Open Cut Mining Permit for a gravel pit on property described as follows : Pt . Na?,--, Section 2, T5N , R6GW location : Northwest of the intersection of 35th Avenue and 4th Street If you have any suggestions or objections, will you kindly notify us in writing before April 28, 1978 . The meeting by the Weld County Planning Commission is scheduled for May 2, 1978 This meeting will take place in the County Commissioners Hearing Room, first floor, Weld County Centennial Center , 915 10th Street , Greeley , Colorado , at 1 : 30 p.m. If you have any questions concerning this matter or Jr you would like additional information , please contact the Department of Planning Services office at 356-X1000, Ext . 40d . erk<092° Assistant Zoning; Administ or r rte ' IMP IIF,11 III 01 I'I /MIN(' `,f ItVILI `, 1 -,1 . IAN 111( (MINTY ( [ NIT r)rrHAI I'I rim? e IV l'. "r.\(t' ')I', IuIl' r,rI4l L) (Mt I ( I V. (,nl I)liAU0)Nr1(,.4I NI i iGARY i_ 101I1NE li i'1 ,, i�„ I)Ilt) (;101) Ur I'l ArlrJlnl, CPr l !�L)ft '�7,�: 'r I'llt)N[_ 130,11 1SG 10111), LXT 4GU JiXfCC ..:N : ' qtr ' '.'h'; ''' �. COLORADO December 19, 1977 '1'o Whom IL May Conceal : The Weld County Planning Commission will review a request. from Best-Way Paving Company ata1 Change of Zone - "E" Estate to "A" Agricultural District and for a Special Use Permit for a Gravel Pit on property described as follows : Pt. NEi, Secs. 2, T5N, R66W If you have any suggestions or objections, wi l l you kindly notify us in writing before January 10. 1978 . Ten La. Live] y , the meeting by the Weld County Planning Commission is scheduled for _January 17, 197R If you wish to attend the meeting, please call the Department of Planning Services (356-4000 ext . 404] ) one wee)( prior to Lhe tentative meeting date , and we will be ab] e to provide you with more accurate information on the date, time , and place of the meeting. __.,...e..0,L,Wie.._._2242-L.2.— /Z.zi,z0,1.--___ Von .) rc' ryc•c' I v i m ;T copy or ( hit. not i I i c;r I i '1n I1c'c';i TI:;1' ()III. n;)Iiic' appears a�; a :;uvrounding pi•opc'rLy owner owning property within 50f) feet of the proposed use. .'^:i I I I r,l )I1f 1 I `I' (,1 )fs,1P,-11 n1 1,Jl H , (.1Lfl(i r Irll I Irht,S VI('TOli I'\(:OnI ICt'I li'1, 'lil',t ri Nr lit 1k1AWI CAt1LSOLI I'll!) S1 I".''(A1(h December 10 , 1979 Chuck Cunliffe Planning and 'Zoning Weld County Centennial Building Greeley, CO 80631 Dear Chuck: It appears that recent activity at the Bestway Paving Co . site has resulted in stockpiling on an area within - the south approximate 45 acres , a violation of the Operation Standards # 16. As a concerned citizen, I am requesting that a site visit be made to investigate this possible violation. Further, in light of the recent activity at the site, I am concerned that appropiate fencing, as per Operation Standards #1 , may not have been installed. During the site visit , you might also wish to investigate this possible problem. I would very much like to have you call me after the site visit to inform me of the findings . Sincerely, Vicki Reed 415-35th Ave . Ct . . Greeley, CO 80631 352-2007 P. S . Enclosed is a photograph of one of the stockpiles on the south 45 acres . The photo was taken from 4th St . looking NE on December 10, 1979 at approximately 2 : 00 pm. QO V. 'NI 1O 'C, =JO,6_ 1(,;^':. `2 )0 .7 — � Psi - APR 1978 ` ,er9A-. J ( f ECEIVED p • Mien Coady �'��—//�� 7 — -- maRRiRg Commisslei Acv Of/L/42 Iq�O -1—i;L? 2>111 Ol 6 S�� x.1/2_- j S ;e C4-- 747611 Cn-A-fr'- - '-"W(F) _ h/Arr,-,J ,cd}- £1,}_e '1- „L.)6,e2p &c....b2<„,1„ )eeJt_t_k.c-Q6 cu„,„_ z,ti (ThL _ (vott. i‘h 614._ ot6E-7,et-ttlq mi/yik‹. car -_ J r.wry i , am' , .;t3 (` RECD( Vi January 9, 1978 Weld County Planning Commission Weld County Centennial Center 915 10th Street Greeley, Colorado 80631 RED Proposed Zone Change Requested By Best-Way Paving Company, et. al. , Per Your Notice Dated 12-19-77 Ladies and Gentlemeni We, the undersigned residents and property owners residing within 500 feet of the land parcel designated as the site of the proposed gravel pit operation, share concerns about, and are directly opposed to, both the proposed zone change and a subsequent issuance of a Special Use Permit for the following reasons 1. Reversal of a Previous Committment When we purchased our property the parcel of land in question held the current "E" Estate Zone classification. We made our purchases with the understanding that future development of this prime residential area would main- tain and enhance our properties. We have tolerated the dust and debris problems inherent with a farming application on this land, without complaint awaiting this development. We consider a change back to "A" Agricultural District to be a reversal of an implied committment that will potentially decrease the values of our properties. The presence of a gravel pit in this area would most certainly result in a property devaluation. 2. Danger to the Health, Safety, and Welfare of our Families The dust, dirt, heavy industrial traffic and noise that accompany such an operation will adversely affect our quality of life. Furthermore, the presence of such an operation constitutes a legally attractive nuisance particularly dangerous to our children. J Weld County Planning Commission -2- January 9, 1978 Based on the foregoing objections, we respectfully request' that the proposed change in zoning, and the issuance of a special permit be denied. Sincerely, 5./r7?-e-e_e6 . Mdt z / 37 GT GkEE-1-6i guak L 1 )41 <-> -) ,a7 32 Lam`'. �c - /(} Ift-( 4ve �. i1/61 -e- 7 / -c 6F,,t, c 6,4 143/ 3P';, auu. (� i C'sv-eo . • February 8, 1978 Weld County Planning Commission Weld County Court House 915 IOth Street Greeley, CO 80631 To whom it may concern: We, the undersigned, as concerned citizens, property owners and parents residing within 1000 feet of the proposed rezoning area as applies to BestWay Paving; wish to state MOST unequivocally our dissatisfaction with the possibilities that seem to be occurring that would not only devalue our property, cause a very definite safety hazard for our children and a health hazard from noise and dust pollution to ourselves and our neighborhood, but would apparently contradict all laws concern- ing rezoning from estate dwelling to a rezoning that benefits few at the expense of many. Certainly as disinterested individuals not living within the confines of this problem, you cannot rationallydeal with it from our standpoint. In view of all opposition you have received, picture yourselves as land owners adajent to this property and make your decisions on this basis. Our objections cannot be expressed in a few words nor du they exist for only parts of the program. Our objections are to the entire idea. Thank you for your attention to this problem. Sincerely, Way(C. /12 ' CAW') �d�►�tNl�� C/L�tJ Gayle M. Crew Donna J. Crew FEB 1979 RECEIVED Weld County a' Fleming CoMPisRJD! 120 38th Avenue Greeley, CO 80631 January 12, 1978 Weld County Planning Commission Department of Planning Services Weld County Centennial Center 915 Tenth Street Greeley, CO 80631 Dear Planning Commission Members: I own property at 120 38th Avenue which abuts Best-Way Paving Company's property for a distance of 180 feet, and my teaching duties at the University of Northern Colorado preclude my appearing:-at the scheduled meeting (1:30 p.m. , Tuesday, January 17) to review a request from that company for a zoning change and Special Use Permit for a gravel pit. I, therefore, respectfully request that you accept this letter stating my position in the matter. Having attended two open "forums" about Best-Way Paving Company's plans for mining sand and gravel on property described as Pt. NE*, Sec.2, T5n, R66W, I believe that the company intends to mine and reclaim the land in a manner that would be of minimal impact upon the environment and the surrounding community. I am satisfied that the company's intentions are honest and forthright. I realize that natural energy resources (in this case, sand and gravel) must be used in order that city and county growth may continue. Ipaaso realize/believe that open space, "greenbelt" areas are a necessary part of future planning for Weld Couhtr's metropolitan areas. Subsequently, I believe that Best-Way's proposal could provide for both these concerns. Since I am interested in wildlife and am an Audubon Society member, I believe there may be additional benefits of such a plan. One benefit would be the continuance of a "shelter" for the present wildlife population as the mining operation goes on. The other benefit would be the increase of wildlife and waterfowl which would be nurtured by the vegetation, trees and pond provided for in the final restoration. I think that each year's growth of housing developments will make such "sanctuaries" more and more desirable, and I believe that over the next 10 to 20 years such areas will be at a premium. That, in turn, would make my property even more valuable. For these reasons, I urge you to recommend the zoning change and Special Use Permit sought by Best-Way Paving Company et a . �� /..,<6:1‘,1)-11-7� Grateful�ly yo�rys, � Robert Longwell ��C 10/6, )! C'. P 4441.11/ '' �, 494701 p � ;f 6' , / /3,) /9 71 ZV-,Leel CO-U-1-Z4. j Cti Le/L:, ZZ- tend. /iL 71. c��, c;eL-r/ce Wzy & ccze •uZquzi-z9, /(, z. &7—U L'&et& az ir.O9'22fx,e- / l-z1c, f fl, \ JAN • Y �� :1er emu, DV,Tz-D 1)9 bCA,,Ntlea 7'y Q ISSIQ© et Qo Cfr1ra., ,,9-•D , 11`1g 11 ,t e: ` J` C ._/VU. Z.O4--- .,,.,an-,,k e 1, Lam° APR 1978 � � f RECEIVED `' ` 1�.�. .;.. 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(lt..� l.yt"'-�L 14 " L YV;' N 6•, r-\, U C.•JIIy ,.V". V.� 4..1' rr I '` ti lrtL \----,L.1,_yyl. �,` ZACi ) o}'Ut t• �C.A`L( 4,-, i,,..a. ��' - p { J J • iJ • • CL-C.-\ _ f_ (j—�<�. L' law`- U t,t YV - , '�" 1\1 � �j ` ti�l� v r 1 i \"a- St 1) c4,Cti i e_tcL &c 131 '.\ ' : \T J Weld County Planning Commission Weld County Centennial Center 915 10th Street Greeley, Colorado 80631 Dear Members of the Planning Commissions This letter is in reference to the zoning change and special permit currently being requested by Bestway Paving on the property described as Pt. NE4, Sec. 2, T5N, R66w. I am opposed to the granting of this request and subsequent zoning change. My husband and I are homeowners within 500 feet of the property described above. We will be adversely affected by this change in zoning. Let me point out that the neighborhood within 500 feet of the property in question represents a group of Weld County citizens who are genuinely concerned about the value of life that they, their families, and their neighbors have. They keep up their proper- ties . They pay taxes on those properties. They vote for and elect county commissioners . These people trust the elected commissioners to protect and defend the interests of the community and the county. To believe that the planning commissions or the county commissioners would grant such a zoning request is preposterous even in itself. To allow this gravel mining operation to enlarge would encourage the following things to occur in this neighborhoods 1. Devaluation of property values : Should we be forced to sell our home with a gravel pit within 500 feet, we would be obviously forced to accept less-than-market prices. Keep in mind that 500 feet is the maximum distance petitioned home owners are located away from this area. Some are divided from this operation by the distance of a city / street! The previous owners of our home J -2- did not have this problem when they sold our home to us. 2. Deterioration of the neighborhood: Should we accept below-market values, we would be asking for people who might not be interested in keeping up their properties such as renters. The existing condition of this neighborhood demonstrates obvious pride on the part of the present homeowners. 3. Health and Safety Hazards : We already have dust and noise pollution from the existing operation. If it was allowed to be 500 feet from our house, the dust and particulates in the air would settle on our lawns and in our lungs. The increased truck traff icc down 35th Avenue and 4th Street (the "emergency" exit") would cross the paths of not only Franklin but also Shawsheen students. As the grinder moves closer to our homes, the noise levels would increase. The drop-offs on the face of the mining operations, which may reach 4o feet, would pose obvious hazards to our children who would be tempted to stray to such a close obsticle such as this. The body of water to be created would represent a breeding ground for mosquitos and flying pests on top of the potential for downing. This pond's propoded depth? 45 feet! No matter how closely we watch our families, all aspects of this extended operation pose health and safety hazards to each and every one of them. There is no reason why a mining operation of this nature should ever be allowed within 500 feet (and less in some cases) of an existing housing area! r --- -3- Please keep this letter in mind when deciding on the fate of this request. The voters of this neighborhood are keeping a close eye on your actions. Respectfully submitted, Mrs. Ruth L. Sens 421 37th Avenue Court Greeley, Colorado 80631 ✓` , .,t _ _ 1 February 14 , 1978 TO: WELD COUNTY PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSIONERS RE: Bestway Paving Company & Gilsabind Convidar ' s request for change of zone and special use permit This booklet is an attempt to furnish you with condensed, consolidated, capsulated information regarding the referenced matter. Most of this has previously been given to you either in letter form or orally at the two hearings on January 17 and February 7 ; however, we felt that perhaps in this form you would be able to peruse it at your leisure rather than having to listen to it again at the February 21 hearing. We have tried to put this together with direct quotations and references for the information pre- sented, and with facts rather than emotions . If you have questions regarding anything herein, we will be more than willing to try to answer them. We realize there is much more information not con- tained in this booklet, but we have tried to high- light some of our objections . Respectfully submitted, Concerned Weld County Residents • ,<3\g1516 77781:9 FEB 1978 C7) ED 0O R-CE1 w Weld tool plaeetet toilets s ,\,&),, ti°' LAW Colorado Revised Statutes , 1973 34-1-305 Preservation of commercial mineral deposits for extraction. (5) Nothing in this section shall be construed to prohibit the use of zoned land permissible under the zoning governing such land on July 1, 1973 . (emphisis added) Colorado Revised Statutes, 1973 34-1-304 . Master Plan for extraction. "In developing the master plan, the planning commission shall consider, among others ,the following factors : . . . "The quality of life of the residents in and around areas which contain commercial mineral deposits . " Colorado Supreme Court, Garrett vs . the City of Littleton, 1972 : "We have held that in order to obtain rezoning to permit a use which the applicant seeks , he must prove that it is not possible to use and develop the property for any other use enumerated in the existing zoning. " (emphasis added) THE COLORADO LAWYER, November, 1974 . "The Land Use Act" by Joseph F. Berube : "Mineral resource areas are to be administered in such a way as to allow the extraction and exploration of minerals , unless those activities would cause signi- ficant danger to public health and safety. " 505 P. 2d 958 (1973) . Famularo v. Board of County Commissioners . "To sustain an attack upon the validity of a zoning limitation, the aggrieved property owner must show that the enforced restriction upon his property will preclude its use for any purpose to which it is reasonably adapted, so where the reasonableness of a zoning ordinance is fairly debatable, it must be upheld. " (emphasis added) . Colorado Revised Statutes, 1973 30-28-115 . Public welfare to be promoted. "Such regulations shall be designed and enacted for the purpose of promoting the health, safety, morals, convenience, order, prosperity, or welfare of the present and future inhabitants of the state . . . " THE COLORADO LAWYER, January, 1974 . Land Use and the Extractive Industries . by A. T. Smith. "Generally, however, restrictions have been upheld where it has been shown that they are in the interest of health or safety of the people or a part of a comprehensive plan and are not arbitrary or discrimi- natory. " 1. The list of residences within 500 ' which was furnished to the Weld County Planning Staff by Lord & Associates was used for contacting people for signing a Petition in opposition to the proposed gravel pit. That list contained a possible 208 signatures . 169 of those possible signatures signed the petitions in opposition to the gravel pit. 81. 25% 2. Petitions were also circulated to residences immediately outside the 500 ' radius . Although T have lost track of exactly how many signatures were on the petitions sub- mitted, a conservative guess is at least 150 . THAT IS A TOTAL OF A MINIMUM OF 319 SIGNATURES OF PEOPLE OPPOSING THE REZONING. 3 . On Wednesday, February 1 , 1978 , the Parent Teacher Group of Shawsheen Elementary School held a special public meeting to discuss the proposed rezoning of the 45 acre parcel north of 4th Street and west of 35th Avenue for the purpose of expansion of gravel pit operation by Best Way Paving. The property owners and parents present at the meeting unanimously passed the following motion: "As a group of concerned parents and property owners meeting under the auspices of the Parent Teacher Group and residing in residential areas adjacent to the land designated as the site of the proposed gravel pit we are directly opposed to the proposed zone change and to issuance of a special permit for such an operation. " ° 4 . Large numbers of concerned citizens have attended the two Planning & Zoning Commission meetings held so far, and many have spoken in opposition. 5. The meeting held by Lord & Associates at Franklin School in January was an extremely hot, negative , hearing and was attended by almost 80 people from the list of owners within 500 feet. 1. The City of Greeley "moved to have no objections to the rezoning. . .with the recommendation that a minimum setback of 100 feet be provided. " AT NO POINT IN THE PROPOSAL IS THAT RECOMMENDATION BEING ADDRESSED. 2. The February 6 , 1978 letter to Gary Fortner from John G. Hall, Director of Environmental Health Services, Weld County Health Department states, "it does appear that muffling of both loaders and scrapers will be necessary when areas 1 , 2 , 3 , 6 , 9 , and 10 through 14 are mined. " Lord & Associates ' only reference to muffling was, "In those small portions at the site ' s perimeter, it will be necessary to provide additional exhaust muffling for the very short time duration of the stripping operations . " (emphasis added) . 3 . On December 28 , 1977 John G. Hall , Director of Environmental Health Services, Weld Co . Health Dept. , approved the request with the following provisions : 1. A fugitive dust emission permit must be applied for through the Weld County Health Department. The application for this permit must be accompanied by a pit analysis . 2. A separate emission permit application must be made before a rack (sic) crusher is added to the site. 3. A National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) was discharge permit shall be applied for through the Colorado Department of Health for any discharge of groundwater. IN A TELEPHONE CONVERSATION ON 2-9-78 WITH JOHN HALL, THIS WRITER WAS TOLD THAT TO HIS KNOWLEDGE NO PERMIT HAD YET BEEN APPLIED FOR FOR EITHER FUGITIVE DUST OR ROCK CRUSHER. THIS WRITER HAS PREVIOUSLY ASKED THAT DEPARTMENT TO FURNISH HER WITH A COPY OF THAT APPLICATION WHEN IT IS SUBMITTED, AND HAS NOT YET RECEIVED ONE, THEREBY ASSUMING NONE HAS BEEN SUBMITTED. 4 . December 30 , 1977 letter from Milton Baumgartner, President, West Greeley Soil Conservation District : "The amount of surface drainage discussed in the plan was to be handled by reconstruction of adequate curb and gutter along 4th Street. If temporary re- direction of the surface water is done prior to re- construction, then care must be exercised to insure that the diverted water will not inundate adjacent properties. " ON 2-9-78 IN A CONVERSATION WITH MAX KARNER, GREELEY CITY ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT, THIS WRITER WAS INFORMED THAT IT WOULD BE HIS ESTIMATE THAT IT WILL BE THREE OR FOUR YEARS BEFORE CURB AND GUTTER IS COMPLETED ON 4TH STREET. MR. KARNER GAVE THIS WRITER PERMISSION TO QUOTE HIM. 5. Page 12 also states , "it was concluded at the beginning of the design studies that detailed monitoring of the volume of particulates generated at the site was not necessary. This was determined through discussions with the U. S. EPA and the State Health Department. " I would like some specific clarification on that -- who did he talk to, what was said, what dates , or did MR. MATHIAS simply conclude that. Is it strange that this is in total contradiction to the December 28 , 1977 letter from John G. Hall from the Weld County Health Department? 6 . January 12 , 1978 memorandum from G. Frank Smith, Jr. , County Engineer: "Drainage between the 4 ' berm and 35th Avenue, and 4 ' berm and 4th Street should be controlled. NOTHING HAS BEEN DONE REGARDING THAT RECOMMENDATION FROM THE COUNTY ENGINEER. TO : Weld County Planning Commission DATE : January 17, 1978 RE : Health Hazards Associated with Gravel Pit operations On behalf of the concerned neighbors in the vicinity of the proposed gravel pit operation at 4th Street extending from 36th Avenue to 39th Avenue , the following information is being made available to you. According to the New York Times , June 9 , 1977 , IV, 14: 1 , the Environmental Protection Agency is starting a program to find whether there is a public health hazard associated with asbestos dust from crushed rock . The EPA found high concenttAt qns of asbestos dust from gravel operations in Montgomery County, Maryland The EPA urged this County to take strong measures to cut down on fibers which are believed to cause lung cancer . Asbestos is defined by the Encyclopedia Britannica as a general term applied to any mineral that can be easily separated--into flexible fibers . The concerns of the community include all dust created by the gravel pit operation . Since most of the community lives in a southerly direction from the pit and the prevailing winds in this area are from the north , possibilities are tremendously increased that we will experience not only dusty homes and greenery, but that the invisible dust will penetrate our lungs through natural means . It is our contention that no matter how many or what type of filters are used on the crusher or what means are used to lessen the dust during scrapping, that on more days than not , we will be subjected to a threatening menace to our health . Many-Tn the neighborhood already .suffer from respiratory ailments_ such as asthma bronchitis_, and_ wpleuresy.^ The fine , minute dust particles can only serve to worsen _ *thieir conditions as well- as affect the health of others . Pollution is also a concern of the neighborhood . On October 3 , 1974, the Denver Post reported that a gravel pit was shut down by__ two Unit-6d States agencies . A Colorado Highway Department contractor teas ordered to shut down a gravel pit in Summit County for alleged violations of water pollution regulations . A U . S . Forest Service hydrologist said silt from the gravel pit had polluted six miles of West Ten Mile Creek . The U.—S Environmental 1rotection Agency issued a similar shut-down order to the firm . This type of pollution poses a danger to the health of many people including farmers who may depend upon the water from the stream" in the gravel pit area for irrigation as well as for livestock watering . Noise pollution is also a likely probability in our neighborhood . With large equipment , machinery and rock crushers operating within 500 feet of nearly 200 homes , the noise will definitely be detrimental to the quality of life we now experience in our area . With the wind prevailing from the north , the neighbors on the south side will especially be subjected to the annoying constant din . -2- TO : Weld County Planning Commission 1 /17/78 Ralph Nader reports in the January, 1974 issue of the Ladies Home Journal that tTe Environmental Protection Agency reports that noise is a serious health -hazard to which -4U mill-ion Americans are dangerously exposed--at million in their place of work and others from proximity to Airports , construction , freeways , etc . Dr. James D . Miller of the Central Institute for the Deaf in St . Louis , and EPA consultant , estimates that a constant noise level of 70 decibels may be sufficient to retard _development of speech and reading among children . When the noise level reaches 105 decibels , as it may at a busy corner during rush hour , the probability of a hearing loss from repeated exposure approaches 100 per cent . In addition , noise can adversely affect the cardio-vascular system, helping to cause hypertension , peptic ulcers , and an abnormal lowering of vascular tone . Research indicates that noise can interrupt sleep patterns and produce emotional disturbances ranging from irritability , loss of atenl;ion , and lower work performance , _to more serious paranoidaldelusions and suicidal and homicidal tendencies . For these very important medical reasons , and for the reasons presented to you on January 17 , 1978 at the planning commission meeting , the concerned citizens of this affected area are strongly opposed to the rezoning of the discribed property at 4th Street extending from 35th Avenue to 39th Avenue and ask that this rezoning for gravel pit operations be denied . liA?i'1US OF UUS I AD ASr'HALT PLANT Ct9 1 CAT IOUS ncyclLpedia tar i ttaIiic3 states that " Fpa i ' , wh0Su c0"iipoS iti n is too complex and variable to be det ,°-rif]e,1 r,reciel.v is ebt•; •fined from the distillation of petroleum or °roll nat u� al deposits . For the mos ^. part , asphalts consist of hydrocPr{ ons that have combine with nitioge91, sulfur and oxygen . Nitous lides and su1er dioxides result fron this chn::11cal process — -- --- ACCt'd1' a1+j to tie 3r'riva1 ,,r c r.: ;s 6 �r )9'� of the to R "s" l i r i:t:, A: J . [9t ti. Prograr., 1 '7 ( o . 65) , oxiue; of nitroui s the rist diY ;'i , iit t, control . Fflgh temperi tPIre L''r0 YH cccsar fr its i or^,at"ion ( app 'oxiiria ' c y 2500° r) . Direct mmi : siuns oricginato from power plants , or any oti{lr jl_tL.nper'r' turoco 'bAstion p'roces 's tot take ; p1ar:,o ar t:it' p;'e:cuc F nitrogon znd oxyge°i ( p . 31 ) . L many ;itcs ; dioxid,3vollutio i ,�a �ur oarion of te air qua1 ityproh: cl. Those ritier ; ' r sigalfiLant sources i ,r sulfur dioxide such as ore pt9 Jp mills ,, petroleum refining „ suifu„'ic acid 'nar.ufr•cturiro , cr coal -fired co".'lLu` tion processes . 1n most cases0 t :i°e higher" the sulfur content 7V the;: st rtiny natoriai , the hig er tbe cn s ; iols of sulfuric oxide ; ,1; the atmosphere r�( . a . 2r )j Ti.e PF)UQ st_o_ti 1rluicat'e.si tfAt al par cict91ate aia :drds w 1 b ! viol+ted in the Greeley study area by to vea, 1985 . WdS pr.lject n y tj'.at < mbi � nt particulc levels wo: 1ti incr'ege over presort leyel ntil ct least 1985 . The rimar'y ".9...r9-i ,1uucoe st,Urcu contrib,a'. r: have eon id(:Ttified ui du:t from unpaved roa6s and 0 �1➢cr Clust-c ?1ST ; in ustria l functions . ----On fine dut particle , those uith 'Jia etrs o Cia _micrenc or 1es . ti1C?"o a tS.n ►C ( Y {' 9a f `*' d !iyrr'cn r )o !s to iccf ±ta ( inc /'clnpcd1.: , t`.t 'oicn ) . T�1 sc lire° car r' d V_ cveo "J?iylight wirJ fir marry mils .?s . — Excerpts from Vicki Reed' s Input 2-7-78 Lord & Associates ' revision discusses their noise studies. They used the A scale on a sound level meter. The A scale is one of THREE scales availabe. There are also the B & C scales . The A scale used emphasizes medium to high pitches and takes out low pitches in the analysis. The high pitches , when loud, cause hearing losses. However, it' s low pitches which cause physical problems , like cardiovascular problems, and emotional problems . . . .Low pitches sounds do not need to be excessively loud to cause these reactions . They just have to be consistent. Machinery noise , like scrapers , crushers , etc. make low pitched sounds . Because of a concern about the problems associated with low pitched noises , the B scale should have been used for the noise studies . The B scale measures both low, medium and high pitches -- in other words, those pitches throughout the spectrum of human hearing. Lastly, I am concerned about the training of the personnel who made the noise level study. On Thursday afternoon, January 26, at the corner of 5th Street and 35th Avenue Court, I visited with an employee of Lord & Associates . He told me he was a geologist and that he was taking noise level readings . I would like to read a letter from Dr. Raymond Hull , Chairperson of Communications Disorders at the Unitversity of Northern Colorado, and Director of Audiology. (Letter on following page) The University of Northern Colorado GREELEY, COLORADO 80639 College of Education School of Special Education and Rehabilitation _f CENTRAL OFFICE ADMINISTRATION-351-2691 /7'rf (l y . 7 Area Code 303 r January 25, 1978 Ms. Vicki Reed / Speech/Language Pathology University of Northern Colorado Greeley, Colorado 80639 Dear Ms. Reed: After your conversation with me regarding the conduct of sound level readings for analysis of industrial or environmental noise, one concern continues to arise in my mind. That is the qualifications of those who conduct such analyses. Environmental noise analysis with accompanying octave band analysis and, most importantly, the interpretation of the findings necessitates intensive training in either industrial-environmental audiology (hearing conservation with certification in Audiology) or physiological acoustics. Even with that, extensive training in interpretation of the noise samples, e.g. their potential damage to the peripheral auditory mechanism, or their psychological repercussions must have transpired prior to the valid conduct of any noise analysis. Any individual who possesses less training should not attempt to conduct any noise survey or analysis if validity/reliability of the analysis is important for the protection of persons or their environment. Noise is so potentially damaging to people, but, on the other hand so difficult to measure and interpret, all analyses of it must be conducted by extremely well trained professionals, especially in this age of steadilly increasing environmental noise. Sincerely, Raymon . Hull , Ph.D. Chairperson, Department of Communication Disorders Director of Audiology RHH/bj , IA,crNrbl I11MMIINI(Al I.rN ulv)IIla llS DFI'AICI MI.N'I MENM'AI.IIll AIiI)ATIIIN III I'AICI MP Wr SIII•IA1.& I)IJAIIIMINI til'k(•IAI I.F AI(NINI I'Itl)I11.FM, l'I INI(LS AND Mill-11l II UF•FI(•F1 M.told!,II 21:11 M.UMW DII rIM IIIN 1F III/I,F5 Fn.al"null1.1,1..1'2'.12,2 rI A.I.n('..nil.r,Ike IA.1 I'd 1742 I M.-',ally II.4n n1..1 III tr;,I 11al.nG,Gln1..,1 an...4.7,.nnnll'Ia I Lull la.rn n,y D..wG,I.,,..4•.I 1.11 A..In.L.4r 17 ,'.1 2114 )r.'I 1.n 9 Ill1,In, 15I 1742 I4,I.v.n1 Il,ln4,ldn,r.n I nnI„ln'r91 111u11,I lnrdrnlil..l R5I lIJI h,1 hnr1 CIO I til,nly l Inrc 1',I 21+.J 1...1, ..r ,yr 1n1 G.d..1,•v 751 Cult Id'r.l,an ITopcl 4'+p 9'2a1 1'hy ncnlly llnnd,rrpr.l l',1 24.11 I an„ng Its.our.(.•nlr•,151 27tol „null•Ilun..pl..l 151:7a: '1.c,.1 i I,rnl.n,Adnnnnnr.I..n 151 2n'rl 'lr.'n1 F.I,rat Inl..,d,n ,.I..d 151-2261 II.yul.r F.I u..n.•r.141 1741 hl..•,lul n'.p.uyla 1'.v l,a1,,.1 ho.3•.1 21112 We submit to you that there are so many problems associated with the proposed plan, so many loop-holes for deviation therefrom, omissions , vague wording, etc. , that to allow this to happen would create a situation that would cause innumerable problems to the nearby residents and would be a constant expense, headache, and eyesore for Weld County, and the monitoring neces- sary would involve so many agencies it would be impossible. For example: Page 29 : "Any stockpiles of overburden at the site which must be constructed will be seeded as soon as possible to minimize dust generation. " (emphasis added. ) Page 20 : "near-windless condition of the operations area. " Page 19 : " . . . it is most highly probable that the duration of the mining operation at the site will be 15 to 16 years . " (emphasis added) Page 16 : Chart shows Total Annual Precipitation, 11 . 28 in. but on Page 12 of the "Water Resource Plan" it is shown as 12. 2 in. Wind velocity is never mentioned -- Page 26 lists 3 plans for disposal of water from pit, but the accompanying "Water Resource Plan" lists only 2 . Page 2 : "Water Resource Plan" states , "The scope of the gravel operation is not expected to be enlarged in the future over what it has historically been. " However, in the mining plan they show over 50% of the area in MAJOR disturbance in the tenth phase. Page 39 : "In no case will more than five years lapse between commencement of reclamation operations and final success of reclamation. " However, Area #5 is shown as in major dis- turbance beginning in phase V and continues to phase XIII . Eight years . Page 16 : Chart shows prevailing winds predominantly from the east. Dr. Cobb, UNC Meteorologist, states there is no prevailing wind and his charts are dissimilar to those sub- mitted herein. When Mr. Kathias was questioned about this at the hearing at Franklin School , he admitted that they hadn't been able to find the book they wanted to use , so had used another one . We submit the following table in contradiction to the one in L & A' s supplemental plan on page 12 , which indicates the exact same fugitive dust emission for present land use and proposed land use : Fugitive Dust Sources Present Condition Proposed Operation Agricultural land 59 acres = 14 . 75 33 acres = ' 8 . 25 (0. 25 tons/acre/yr. ) Earthmoving (0 . 8 tons/acre/mo. ) -0- 4 acres x 1 mo/yr 3 . 2 Aggregate Crushing (0 . 1 lbs/ton of prod . ) 70 , 000 = 3 . 5 140 , 000 7 . 0 * Mining Operation (0. 1 lbs/ton of prod. ) 70 , 000 = 3 . 5 140, 000 7 . 0 21 .75 25 .45 * LORD & ASSOCIATES ' PLAN ON PAGE 12 DID NOT EVEN INCLUDE FIGURES FOR MINING. Page 12: " . . . saturated gravel thickness of approximately 15 feet. " then on Page 3 of the "Water Resource Management Plan, " . . . the aquifer consists of approximately 12 feet of saturated gravel. " Page 4 , Water Resource Plan: "In the absence of specific geologic cata and well logs , it is difficult to estimate the travel time between the site and the river . " Page 16 , Water Resource Plan: "There is a possibility which cannot with current knowledge be anticipated, and that is that the procedure described above may result in water- logging of the surrounding non-irrigated grassland , rendering it unfit for any future development. " Page 4 , Supplemental Plan: "Along the eastern edge of the site immediately adjacent to 35th Avenue , a four-foot high, ten-foot wide berm will be constructed with a six-foot high, chainlink fence constructed on its outer edge . " Weld County Engineering Department has a plan approved and signed by Carl Hill indicating a six foot privacy fence. Which is correct? Justification for Change in Zoning Request and Special Use Review: a. "Is it impracticable, impossible or undesirable to develop this land according to its current zoning classification?" We contend that they have not even answered that question and that it would have to be answered : It is not impracticable. It is not impossible. 300+ nearby residents say it is not undesirable. b. "Would the proposed re-zoning benefit the entire County by allowing a typical development which is needed and cannot locate in other parts of the County?" It is not a typical development. It can locate in other parts of the County. NOTE: Page 5 , Weld County Mineral Resource Extraction Plan states, "Weld County contains extensive deposits of sand and gravel. " Page 7 : "First, the County is underlain by substantial deposits of sand and gravel resources of varying quality. " Page 20 : " . . .because Weld County contains abundant supplies of these resources, . . . " ALSO, BESTWAY' S ANSWER TO THIS QUESTION DOES NOT ADDRESS ITSELF TO THE HEALTH, SAFETY AND WELFARE OF PEOPLE, ONLY TO MONEY. c. "Would the proposed re-zoning benefit land adjoining the area requesting the change?" Absolutely NOT. . . .ask the 300+ residents who signed petitions. d. "What features apply to the property requesting re- zoning that make it logical to re-zone this tract and not to re-zone in a similar manner surrounding properties which might have like land use characteristics?" Not applicable. Surrounding properties are all residential areas . e. "Why are other areas in the County already zoned according to the requested classification unsuitable for the development which is proposed?" They aren't. See the answer to b and the quotes from the Weld County Mineral Resource Extraction Plan. f. "What proof or evidence is available that the original zoning is faulty or that changing conditions in the area justify re-zoning at this time?" There is no proof that the original zoning is faulty, only the contention of Bestway. AT THE TIME THE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN WAS DONE, WELD COUNTY HIRED NHPQ TO DO A SURVEY. DOES WELD COUNTY NOW FEEL THAT THE FIRM THEY HIRED WAS INEPT, OR THAT THEY ERRED? 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I (fl P1 ANf iiN(, SE HVICI S PHONE (3031 3564000 EXT 400 915 10TH STREET ® GREELEY, COLORADO 80631 COLORADO April 21, 1078 To Whom It May Concern : 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. • The Weld County Planning Commission will review a request from Best-Way Paving Company etal for Open Cut Mining Permit for a gravel pit on property described as follows : Pt . NE?, Section 2 , T5N , R66W location : Northwest of the intersection of 35th Avenue and 4th Street If you have any suggestions or objections , will you kindly notify us in writing before April 28, 1978 . The meeting by the Weld County Planning Commission is scheduled for May 2, 1978 This meeting will take place in the County Commissioners Dearing Room, first floor , We] (1 County Centennial Center , 915 10th Street , Greeley , Colorado , at 1 : 30 p .m. If you have any questions concerning this matter or if you would like additional information , please contact the Department of Planning Services office at 350-'1000, l"x t . /Ind . eck<194*- - Assistant Zoning Administ or January 13, 1978 Weld County Planning Commission Centennial Building Greeley, CO 80631 Re: Best-Way' s request for rezoning ("E" Estate to "A" Agricultural) and a Special Use Permit for a Gravel Pit Dear Commissioners : The purpose of this letter is to bring you up-to-date on the neighborhood response to Best-Way' s request. In the proposal Best-Way submitted to you, via Lord and Associates , you were told of a public meeting on November 16 , 1977 , which Best-Way and Lord and Associates held to discuss their plan with resi- dents of the area (pages 3 and 6 of the Lord & Associates ' report) . A second meeting was held by the same parties on January 11, 1978 , because they had become aware of the concerns which the property owners in the area had. While 21 persons (page 6) attended the first meeting, approximately 76 persons not associated with Best-Way or Lord and Associates attended the second meeting on January 11, 1978 . I should point out that the notices for the first meeting were delivered to residents at least one week in advance of the first meeting, while the notices of the second meeting were delivered on Friday, January 6 , 1978 . It appears that the growing concern among the property owners prompted more of them to attend the second meeting on much less notice. Further, Lord and Associates ' report (pages 3 and 7) stated that the attitudes of the "majority" of persons at the first meeting were "positive" toward Best-Way' s plans. The attitudes of most of the people at the second meeting were less than positive. In fact, the atmosphere at the January 11, 1978 meeting was negative and, at times, emotionally-laden. Sincerely, Vicki Reed 415 35th Avenue Court Greeley, CO 80631 cc : Weld County Commissioners VAR/msr V January 14 , 1978 Weld County Planning Commission Centennial Building Greeley, CO 80631 Re: Best-Way Paving and Gilsabind Convidar Request for Rezoning and Special Use Permit Dear Commissioners : I submit to you that all required items have not been submitted in the above referenced application, i.e. , D5 , Environmental impact statements. Lord and Associates ' plan which was submitted states that no air pollution tests were made, no data was submitted regarding noise levels of machinery, etc. The entire environmental impact statement consists of vague, misleading, undetermined and unsubstantiated remarks. It' s pretty and it' s slick, but it leaves much to be desired. Don't be lulled into making a mistake which will seriously affect the health and welfare of such a large portion of Weld County residents. Vote NO on the application, we urge you. Very truly yours , JItN `i 978 a. RECEIVED •v Pianniog C'onissioo C 1 ��ii;C uL 1633 26TH STREET A M H CORPORATION BOX 2114 SANTA MONICA,CALIFORNIA 90406 (213) 629-4661 April 26, 1978 Weld County Department of Planning Services 915 10th Street Greeley, Colorado 80631 Attention: Chuck Cunliffe Dear Mr. Cunliffe: In reply to your notification concerning the review of a request to construct a gravel pit within 500 feet of our Friendly Village Mobilehome Park, we oppose the construction for several reasons, all of which impact adversely on the economic stability of the Park. First, gravel pits, by their very nature, are dirty and spread a layer of dust in a circle well beyond a 500 foot radius which means that we not only will be constantly cleaning but will be hard pressed to rent spaces to people in that environment. Secondly, we have experienced an extremely slow rent-up of the Park and only in the past several months have we seen any increase in the rate of rentals. Permitting a dirty, noisy gravel pit operation with large gravel trucks in close proximity to the Park is bound to seriously hamper our rental program to the point of jeopardizing the finances and pushing the Park into bankruptcy. Thirdly, a gravel pit within 500 feet of the Park will cause a de- cline in land value making it extremely difficult to sell the Park should an interested buyer be found. I cannot overemphasize the adverse economic impact on our Park by the construction and operation of a gravel pit within 500 feet, therefore, I strongly urge you to disapprove the Best Way Paving Company request. Sincerely, ��1 14-0,46,40°"---j MAY 1978 e nald R. Petersen RECEIVED (° Director of Property Management Well Can j cc: D.G. Watt •��,�,! HamlinC©Prlsslc® �' DRP/rj '6481 Li,gOtt�� May 1 , 197$ Weld County Planning Commission Weld County Service Building Greeley, Colorado $0631 Dear Commission Members: This letter will confirm that we have given our consent for Best—Way Paving Company to construct a berm and fence upon our property on the west side and on the northeast area as shown on the development maps submitted to the commission. Very truly yours , 1 234, (tr So co; MAY 7978 O0 ,ECEIvEc Q1 M ;2EI May 1 , 197$ Weld County Planning Commission Weld County Service Building Greeley, Colorado $0631 Dear Commission Members: In your consideration of development standards for Best—Way Paving Company's Special Use Permit Application, we would like to express our opposition to a berm or a privacy fence which would obstruct our view. We support Best—Way Paving Company's application and would not mind a chain link fence , but simply do not wish a solid barrier bordering on our property. Thank you for your consideration of this matter. Very truly yours ,4/7/2,",_ 7i,f-e_a../ 4•71(): • �o MAY 1978 RECEWED Ail Gem, gd LL 1' • RIASYIIW !AR k 8O9 3OTH AVENUE CHARLES B. GRAY. PASTOR GREELEY, CO. 80631 417 37TH AVENUE COURT PHONE(303) 353-6372 PHONE (303) 353-O898 April 25, 1978 Weld County Planning Commission 915 10th Street Greeley, Colorado 80631 Dear Sirs: I am writing in regard to the Best-Way Paving Co. request for open cut mining permit for the land near 35th Avenue and 4th Street. As a home owner in this area, I strongly oppose the use of that land for the purpose as proposed. In my opinion there are too many negative as- pects to outweigh the possible good--danger to children in the residen- tial neighborhood, noise and dust, considerable increase in trucks and equipment, and, far from minor importance, an eye-sore in this residen- tial community. I could see just as much sense in having a gravel pit in the several acres that make up our downtown area, as to have one touching this grow- ing residential part of our town. There has already been a great deal of discussion about this proposal , as we all are aware, and quite frankly I have been surprised that the leaders in our community involved up to this point in decision-making on this issue have chosen to throw aside the voice of the home owners in the area (80% opposed). I have lived in Greeley 10 years now, and through my involvement in community affairs I have been pleased about our city and county leaders showing foresight in planning the growth and direction of our community. I would be saddened to see the development of this industrial business so near a residential area of our town because I am convinced it would be detrimental to our future planning. Sincerely, Charles B. Gray p' APR 1978 ' 417 37th Avenue Court Ok' Greeley, Colorado 80631 o p RECEIVED W Weld County 7.7- ,,p Planning Commission (;) '4, nu , :arch 11 , i 2 7 cJ r..1, id County CormissionoI-s C ntenriiai 'E.nter 9iL 10th St . Gre;aley, Co. 80 531 Gertier,,en : f'4F nue and 4th ) t ( . t v r �' Y: ? a Pci ,ig a home-owner wit. i - -t' _ e o;_2eration , I realize this i pe of tart:, Lr ,ti r ) r a C�. 11,1i (I '+ fC toe worth of ry pro,aorty . T bcuo'.t l 1 - undcrstanling ti at 3 :St-c,1a 'as a i iy ( oi ior, l u and L,it: v toe ' a .. res north of ert ` , _ .w r i ' , i ,i 1 . 1 am d' r,mavod rozoaIav O unid La' t ' inouFtriai nac,ration to 1 ra!, t r-t of such an oanra ti on J 1 1 i rr,t,s t a ur, 1 ; .. i f_ :ti r the residents now e;,nori C.nc€. . T _ loi s - , „L;- t potent: al hazard ta t.11 safi't,;r of i i 1 ' i i . , quite dotrinentcii to tree ^r;r i ; ' ' t_y „ I ask that ,'au den / the rcz, ,. ' ≥u ;, _ _aI ; � • _ study of the Atlas of Sand , +:r• ti i _h:, no ! a , - . rat ,.Colorado - root Ranoc Counti ,os , Ty J , tl'„ t , Y ' t'i ' a :) I ._ o the o raT 6Toyicar7UY`Yr H ', T1 {rotoatia1Ty higher-quality gravel r'our,cs arm.: avall .III _ n t t, ci tiruns ;)f :lelc County in aroas thoL will nuch IFS c.IfL. C 4(1 U , nni nhborhocds . aC u V • 509 36th Avenue Al2 Q ,PN Greeley, Co . 80631/A,,.:/ !$ '3\-) April 25 , 1978 `r— Lri Mr . Chuck Cunl i ffe Vffi �.nty e Assistant Zoning Administrator `�` Q��nrm.�nna�ss�unco Department of Planning Services ��dvlElZLti\,(4�o Weld County Colorado 915 10th St. Greeley, Co . 80631 Dear Sir: In regard to your notification of the request from Best-Way Paving Company et al for an open-cut mining permit for a gravel pit, please accept this letter of objection for this proposal . The prior responses from the surrounding property owners to the Best-Way proposal have been overwhelmingly opposed to the gravel pit operation in this residential community. Business people in the City appear to endorse the gravel pit from a monetary viewpoint . They are somehow convinced that the price of gravel will increase if Best-Way has to move the mining operation out of town . I disagree . It seems to me that if Best-Way were to sell the 45 acres to a developer for residential homes , their profits from that sale would more than pay for any relocation charges they might incur . Attached is a copy of the letter I sent to the Weld County Commissioners in which I referred to the Atlas of Sand, Gravel and Quarry Aggregate Resources , Colorado Front Range Counties , y S . c woc ow. is at as s ows plentiful resources in Weld County, many which have much less overburden and much higher quality gravel than the site now in question . I think an area outside the City of Greeley would be much better suited for a gravel pit than the Northwest intersection of 35th Avenue and 4th Street . It has been purported that gravel is considered to be a natural resource . Are not the health and well -being of the surrounding community, as well as the property values of the same if not more importance? A gravel pit and a residential community of this size are simply not compatable, nor do I think any amount of fencing and buffering will solve the problem. I , as the vast majority of other property owners in this area , have been, am, and always will be totally and completely opposed to a gravel pit operation adjacent to my property . Sincerq,ly, Mrs . Linda s Vaseni Piper u Encl . ki n;,,:,_ ,./ di %,,,,,,_ . _-/,_ .._ 4i� " . 4a,e4 -ei2 oo--Ad- -al eg.-Y th--d--, d:2-e_-74,,6,4-:z eA--&c,4 a 1--- re--c-i. -- (-e ` uaiA.5a7Zeje, -e-4__' 9 --' ,,,,e61, j,,,,,,,( c� _-� 6,.2 e4 . i 27 1 a_ cd 41,e1 'Clit-14--tA-a: ,e41 -7 -7 ,&`'L"-ri/- g'-'- d::_e_g__..c_ 2,--),€O---7,L,e_ 02,9,1-ii-- 1?-- ' L ,!"--x/ e- e_i,;%:, a c-e--, z:xe...{ a,,,,,,e__, _)/i-__ a 4'‘..ir 0 4 c-It? 4-7(7- E a_;e_e_ n, J e;' e6,6:, c-� ¢ �Q�°�° co / s�`C 1 tit a?'\ I , J DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING SERVICES ,\ 1 PHONE (303) 356 4000 EXT 400 915 10TH STREET , t , , ;, :. ,. O GHEELEY, COLORADO 80631 COLORADO April 21 , 1978 To Whom It May Concern : 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 . The Weld County Planning Commission will review a request from Best-Way Paving Company etal for Open Cut Mining Permit for a gravel pit on property described as follows : Pt . NE , Section 2 , T5N, RGGW " , location : Northwest of the intersection of 35th Avenue and 4th Street If you have any suggestions or objections , will you kindly notify us in writing before April 28, 1978 . The meeting by the Weld County Planning Commission is scheduled for May 2, 1978 This meeting will take place in the County Commissioners Hearing Room, first floor, Weld County Centennial Center, 915 10th Street , Greeley, ' Colorado, at 1 : 30 p.m. If you have any questions concerning this matLer or iI' you would like additional information , please contact the I)epnrtmenl, of Planning Services office at 3R0-'1000, T'xt . ')0'1 . CLC0920 . Assist ant—Toning Adminfst- , -ore -- t J el.4,4tpro`??0 c APR 1978 ;i ! 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No doubt they will be putting in long hours in the summer - interrupting sleep in the days, making nose for those who want to enjoy the out- side in the evenings. And what about weekends? These are questions that need asked! The proposal by Best-Way says that there will be a pond in the area. This would be an ideal breeding place for mosquitoes and other insects. Why add yet another danger to the familys in the area? Mosquitoes carry disease. Why risk disease for so many people? True, there are sprays for insects, but why pollute the air with more chemicals when veto of the Best-Way proposal (and therefore no pond) would eliminate the problem of possible disease. We urge your "NO" votes for the Best-Way proposal! ! Greeley has grown tremendously in the 7 years we have lived here, but does Greeley need this kind of growth that lowers property values, presents dangers, and is an eyesore? The motto - "Lets Keep America Beautiful" is a good one. It is up to every citizen to do every thing possible to make this American dream come true. Please vote "NO" and keep Greeley, Colorado, United States of America beautiful and clean. . Sincerely, _______40Q ° ',AM? i. ae,c_/jttaa • David E. and Ann L. Trevarton 108 40th Avenue Greeley, Colorado 80631 • February 28 , 1978 Weld County Commissioners Centennial Center 915 10th Street Greeley, Colorado 80631 Dear County Commissioners: This letter is being written to protest the possible re-zoning of land at 4th Street and 35th Avenue to allow Best-Way Paving Company to open a gravel pit. We live in Johnson Acres, having just moved here last August from 37th Avenue. We moved to this area for the express reason of having peace and quiet in the neighborhood we -live in. If Best-Way is allowed to start a gravel pit, there goes peace and quiet right out the door! We have made quite an investment in our property and some day hope to sell it, and make enough profit to help us to live out out later years without having to rely entirely upon income from Social Security. If Best-Way is allowed to start a gravel pit, it is very doubtful if our property will grow in value, most likely it will not. Who would want to buy property close to a noisy, dirty, and dangerous gravel pit? Would you? To us, the danger of having a gravel pit this close to several housing developments is a definite danger to children. No matter what measures may be taken to keep children out of the area, their curiosity will surely get the best of them and it is possible that one or more may end up badly hurt or even killed. With pollution a major concern of every city today, surely you must know that this gravel pit would be a definite pollutiant with noise and dirt. Greeley has some pollution now, but definitely not as bad as other cities along the front range let' s keep Greeley and the plains as free from pollution as is possible for our health, the health of the younger generations and the beauty of the countryside! When a person comes home from work, it is their right and privilege to have a peaceful, quiet home atmosphere to relax and live in, after all , this is what we all work for, strive for, and dream of. To have home hours interrupted with noise from machinery, pollution, and danger all for the sake of the dollar is unnecessary! To raise a family in todays world with all the pressures man has created for himself is hard enough. Why add to the pressures with unwanted noise, dirt, pollution, and potential dangers of a gravel pit? Must all the familys in this area of Greeley suffer just because a company wants to expand and make more money? From a business standpoint the gravel pit would be good for Best-Way. They will rape the land of its gravel content (making money all the way) and in future years no doubt sell the land off for yet more profit. // ', / piv ,, / /'/ /%'_G "/i?l-i'c'E'.-�! , t e--t-_,C _ _7<-- 6 6 -.._e_6,, , L _2/- ------4, .__e- _,.7-:(,,,--z.Z. ,.."----- ,,,_---%-,-7,-,7 -7,,./ c-21..--7 e.C..6' *---- -9Z) -1- -"(--el.-e:-- , --%_...,- --6-7: 2c_j' (-.4Z--- /:) `--- -' Z-e(...E____2 f___, l e( / v- �j " /�,�j,e l'� `1 [/'-t,�/V c r-/ L/�1( C.-Cr/�'L-Ie:71-,7e- e/ l c G/ f - (_.'c:"� mot', L;-'2/ f/ ,7 a__t '-� - < y ,ea-- ---1-- y-' ((L/%-e < < /h //<'l /- C - '' C c'I eE--( C _ -'L . z 71/(____,-7- A.--- G-X- , _- ) x-_/ 9-- _,) ''''l 74/ j "I L l / I� c / -- 7g a .,' 7/ ,,, (---C.- J/ A J 1) ) , • Y Page 2. realized mineral deposits found on the site were not unique enough to arrant protection under agricultural zoning. I request that rezoning of the 45 acres in question be denied and the Commission demonstrate to all property owners in this community that their land z'rill be faithfully protected from unjust changes. Respectfully submitted, Karen L. Wikholm 104 38th Avenue Greeley, Colorado 80631 February 25, 1.978 Weld County Board of Commissioners 915 10th Street Greeley, Colorado 80631 Dear Commissioners : I am writing in regards to the proposed rezoning request of the 45 acre site north of 4th Street and west of 35th Avenue for the purpose of expansion of gravel mining operations by Best-Way Paving. I am sincerely opposed to any rezoning of that parcel of land. Zoning laws are made to protect land uses as well as surrounding homeowners . The sanctity of zoning is in grave jeopardy if the present E-estate zoning is changed to A-agricultural when consideration is given to the fact that residental housing presently surrounds the 45 acres in question to the west and south, and E-estate zoning is present on vacant land immediately to the east. Greeley as well as Weld County is blessed with large deposits of mineral resources , especially gravel. These minerals are found extensively throughout the area on lands presently zoned for agricultural use and not in such close proximity to residential housing. At the time Weld County adopted its Comprehensive Plan, the particular parcel of land in question was not rezoned; thus implying that the Commission ri ' } ,.. 1 of rr ) 1 1 I' a ' , . , . , 1r `_;-)1 ,il= , • 1 „r , •• - �- ,' 1. 1 l 1 � '- , .1�. , r.1 .) 1 II 7,1 , , , ; j , c_2Sc44, `'7" "\ . 1 February 24 , 1978 Weld County Commissioners Centennial Building Greeley, CO 80631 Re: Best-way Paving Company and Gilsabind Convidar 's request for rezoning Dear Commissioners: It is impossible for me to express how strongly I oppose the above referenced zone change possibility. The problems inherent with such an operation being situated in the midst of a densely populated resi- dential area are so numerous , the safety and health of nearby citizens would be so endangered, controls so impossible, etc. , etc. , etc. that to allow this to happen would be gross injustice. Please listen to the people and vote your conscience on this vital issue. Forty-five acres of gravel may be important to Bestway paving, but our life-style, health, safety, and property values are even more important to us. We solicit your NO vote on the change of zoning. Very truly yours, • Mariana S. Reed 415 35th Avenue Court Greeley, CO 80631 4 FEB 1�.� RECEIVL,a _ U;il County `-'=, 1'lansing ConrL;sicn �,; February 4 1978 • Weld County Planning Commissioners Centennial Building Greeley , CO 80631 Re : Bestway Paving Company and Gilsabind Convidar ' s request for rezoning and special use permit Ladies & Gentlemen : When voting regarding the above captioned matter Tuesday , please keep the following points in mind : 1 . There is no need for rezoning . 2 . It ' s a non-conforming use . 3 . ALL rezoning should be done for the HEALTH , SAFETY and PUBLIC WELFARE . 4 . 800 of the residents within 500 ' have objected . 5 . It could be a mistake Weld County would have to live with for 25 years or more . We will appreciate a vote against rezoning the property . Very truly yours , , / Mariana Mariana S . Reed 415 35th Avenue Court Greeley , CO 80631 January 12, 1978 Weld County Planning Commission 915 10th Street Greeley, Colorado 80631 RE: January 11th Meeting Lord & Associates Presentation For Best Way Paving Company's Proposed Gravel Mining Project Dear Commissioners: I attended the above-mentioned meeting, organized and hosted by Best Way's engineering representatives, Lord & Associates. The intent of this meeting, of course, was to inform local residents within a 500 feet radius about the proposed gravel mining operation, impact (or lack of) of this operation upon the residential area, and the ensuing reclamation plans. After listening to the presentation, I am convinced that the best interests of the residents surrounding this site CANNOT be compatible with the proposed gravel operation. I ask that a special permit for this operation NOT be granted. Approximately 75 to 100 people attended the meeting. After listening to the predictable presentation, the majority of the audience voiced negative reactions. The answers given to pertinent questions from the guests were vague and inconsistent, if answered at all. Too, the speaker made several references alluding to a November 16th meeting and the small but favorable response Lord & Associates received from it. To set the record straight, neither I nor surrounding neighbors received any notification of this meeting. If I or any of my neighbors had any constructive criticism to offer to make this project palatable to us, we would gladly bring our suggestions forth. After much thought; we feel the only solution is to NOT have the project and accompanying ramifications at all. We cannot be convinced that a gravel oper- ation virtually in our front yards can be made attractive by ANY means. A large majority of neighbors feel that a decision granting this special permit would be legally creating a public nuissance. This outcome would affect more than 100 families directly, and countless more indirectly. The commission would leave our families with no feasible recourse. Selling our homes at a decided loss and/or pursuing a lengthy and costly legal course through state agencies to halt the mining operation would hardly be practical, if even possible at all. -2- We have elected you our commissioners with the hope that you will make your decisions with conscience, and with the best interests of the people of Weld County in mind. S personally hope that you will consider the detrimental impact a gravel pit in our neighborhood would have, and, consequently, deny the special permit request. Respectfully, Mrs. Sharon A. Smith 425 37th Avenue Court Greeley, Colorado 4 " AFB 1978 v February 1, 1978 � �CQ7� ® eld r/42/7a,cool Mr. Chuck Carlsdn66 County Planning Commission Centennial Building Greeley,, CO 80631 Re: Bestway Paving and Gilsabind Convidar Rezoning Request Dear Mr. Carlson: I was indeed incensed to learn that the above referenced companies who have considered our concerns regarding pollution, reclamation, etc. unfounded, have been operating their rock crusher for years with no regard for the necessity of a permit for that equipment through the Weld County Health Department. Consequently, no controls of any type have seemed important to those firms . With so little regard for the health hazards involved in their present operation, is there any- way to justify allowing expansion of that operation as they are now requesting? Can Weld County afford the problems incumbent with such an expansion? PLEASE don't subject such a large population of Weld County to that risk. Very truly yours, Ve.4 ,1; ariana S. Reed ' Vicki A. Reed 415 35th Avenue Court 415 35th Avenue Court Greeley, CO 80631 Greeley, CO 80631 cc: Ben Nix Harry Ashley Frank Suckla Irma White Jerry Kiefer ►/Percy Hiatt Bette Kountz Marge Yost January 16, 1978 Weld County Planning Commission Centennial Building Greeley, Co 80631 Re: The Best-Way/Gilsabind Convidar Request for a Change of Zone ("E" Estate to "A" Agricultural) and a Special Use Permit for a Gravel Pit Dear Commissioners: Enclosed is a copy of a petition requesting that you deny Best-Way/ Gilsabind Convidar's request. The signatures were obtained from persons whose names were given on a list of property owners within 500 feet of the property described as Pt. NE4i SEC. 2, T5N, R66W. The list of property owners was obtained from the Weld County Department of Planning. You will note that the petition has 167 signatures which represent over 80% of the above described property owners. The original of the petition will be presented at the hearing before the Weld County Planning Commission on January 17, 1978. Sincerely, Vicki Reed 415-35th Ave. Ct. Greeley, CO 80631 cc: Weld County Board of Commissioners r i L '` r i I g ()) ;—:''-, - .., - , :, cN (-- :: j4—, O". . ,„__..., \- c--,..._ s.: ‘..\ -N -' & 1_A, 0 6.‘ cs- c".,,, c--s- „..,,..... r ..._ , , (., r, (..., ,..,,..,. . ..... ,. , _ ., c\ _ ,,,,..% (, ,, .. , co ,,,,,. � rte,. v ,, �` �� ._ „ re _- ct - ,r clt . ,) , , c )1- 51 , , ., ::-.1,, )-----„, _.., ,, .s . , k. .\ ,. \i, .,., t-1, , --- i _ .._ c.,._E c, \ \r,i -17 KN c ,1 L (C r" `� C ()� ,`J R. O n -'j '' N -. k3N, ,...z.„,) -N \ ;• .‘ .43 '.. ‘SI .:TS. :' 1L,\:). .. CJ `mil V ,. ,� 1 '. — j - , ^' -mil t. 4 111 1 r1/411\-,-;`; 1 / ',...‘, % ' _.—N) ..1k1 4 ..t) �' �,�� i ,\ / i L L, r� , . ' `.` f `a .J / lefts .1 ''- /-' 1 J-1 -IJ - al-z-LC d . /s- _ l Q . AA -I .-,,J _, - - ,,-----7 __ -... . 2."1"-- ----- _..- - _ ___/- /7----&--/ /_,-e—__. z,_e7 ,,—; ee,,-,-re7, Z/ )-, 6 _ r_,Z4 '--t- -'--z"-7 ci,- -. . at z,,6/.A_, _ Q_ % January 15 , 1978 Weld County Planning Commission Department of Planning Service Centenniel Center Greeley , CO 80631 Re : The Best-Way/Gilsabind Convidar Request for a Change of Zone ("E" Estate to "A" Agricultural ) and a Special Use Permit for a Gravel Pit Dear Commissioners : In a re-evaluation of my first letter to you opposing the above named request , I have concluded that it did not adequately express the strength of my opposition . Therefore , I have requested that my first letter be withdrawn and that this letter replace it . It is unbelievable that Lord and Associates refer to themselves as "ecologists" and "environmental designers . " The report they submitted to you on behalf of Best-Way/Gilsabind Convidar did not include any results of EPA research concerning air pollution of the areas surrounding gravel pits . It did , however , mention "particulate matter (dust) " (p . 28) but gave no data concerning the present dust level or the expected level of increase created by expansion of the mining operation . The report simply stated that the operation was going to attempt to "minimize" (p . 28 and 29) the level of particulate matter . Secondly , in dealing with the problem of water pollution , the report only related that water pollution as a result of the mining operation "should not be expected" and "should not result" (p . 27) . You will note that the report did not say that water pollution will not result from the mining operation . Thirdly , the Lord and Associates" report (p . 27) stated , "No detailed noise studies have been made on or around the site but operations at the site generally produce noise at a low level . " I suggest that any competent ecologist or environmental planner would conduct such studies rather than include in a report such vague and indefinite words as "generally" and " low. " Again , the report describes the attempts of the operation to "minimize" and ( ti I; L s 1" Page 2 Planning Commission 1 - 15-78 "help reduce" the noise level "to the maximum extent possible . " How unscientific and nebulous can any statements be ! Should you think , however , that my feelings can be assuaged by further studies and a revised report , you are mistaken . A gravel pit , no matter how clean and environmentally safe it is , has no place in a highly residential area with many young children and two schools . To allow such a situation to occur would to totally irresponsible . Surely , our Weld County Planning Commissioners and Weld County Board of Commissioners are not that irresponsible . Sincerely , Vicki Reed 415 35th Avenue Court Greeley , CO 80631 VAR/mr cc : Weld County Board of Commissioners 7,,Let-'1-' 4-ei---ize - .6- ----1 ‘ r---. • -'14-1' a. a".- / A.......,,, ""Zeti-/. --''''' ,/ ! I I 17Z.ej' '' , : r",. /..„.e....,,..) ,."_,/, i4..**''' .„--- _ , , ,. ..")1731 "77 .- -- --------- //ti . ajar- CY '' 7e,ef,,e6t:.;1 71\5e:t 6‘. /1\P,5�,� 'fit' �i L1�� a:3j c5 (11 )( d....e..Q...40,„, G-v c TO : Weld County Planning Commission �-� DATE : January 17 , 1978 RE : Health Hazards Associated with Gravel Pit operations On behalf of the concerned neighbors in the vicinity of the proposed gravel pit operation at 4th Street extending from 36th Avenue to 39th Avenue , the following information is being made available to you. According to the New York Times , June 9 , 1977, IV, 14: 1 , the Environmental Protection Agency is starting a program to find whether there is a public health hazard associated with asbestos dust from crushed rock . The EPA found high concentrations of asbestos dust from gravel operations in Montgomery County, Maryland . The EPA urged this County to take strong measures to cut down on fibers which are believed to cause lung cancer . Asbestos is defined by the Encyclopedia Britannica as a general term applied to any mineral that can be easily separated into flexible fibers . The concerns of the community include all dust created by the gravel pit operation . Since most of the community lives in a southerly direction from the pit and the prevailing winds in this area are from the north , possibilities are tremendously increased that we will experience not only dusty homes and greenery, but that the invisible dust will penetrate our lungs through natural means . It is our contention that no matter how many or what type of filters are used on the crusher or what means are used to lessen the dust during scrapping, that on more days than not , we will be subjected to a threatening menace to our health . Many in the neighborhood already suffer from respiratory ailments such as asthma , bronchitis , and pleuresy . The fine , minute dust particles can only serve to worsen their conditions as well as affect the health of others . Pollution is also a concern of the neighborhood . On October 3, 1974, the Denver Post reported that a gravel pit was shut down by two United States agencies . A Colorado Highway Department contractor was ordered to shut down a gravel pit in Summit County for alleged violations of water pollution regulations . A U . S . Forest Service hydrologist said silt from the gravel pit had polluted six miles of West Ten Mile Creek . The U . S . Environmental Protection Agency issued a similar shut-down order to the firm. This type of pollution poses a danger to the health of many people including farmers who may depend upon the water from the stream in the gravel pit area for irrigation as well as for livestock watering . Noise pollution is also a likely probability in our neighborhood . With large equipment , machinery and rock crushers operating within 500 feet of nearly 200 homes , the noise will definitely be detrimental to the quality of life we now experience in our area . With the wind prevailing from the north , the neighbors on the south side will especially be subjected to the annoying constant din . -2- TO : Weld County Planning Commission 1 /17/78 Ralph Nader reports in the January, 1974 issue of the Ladies Home Journal that the Environmental Protection Agency reports that noise is a serious health hazard to which 40 million Americans are dangerously exposed--at least 17 million in their place of work and others from proximity to Airports , construction , freeways , etc . Dr. James D . Miller of the Central Institute for the Deaf in St . Louis , and EPA consultant , estimates that a constant noise level of 70 decibels may be sufficient to retard development of speech and reading among children . When the noise level reaches 105 decibels , as it may at a busy corner during rush hour , the probability of a hearing loss from repeated exposure approaches 100 per cent . In addition , noise can adversely affect the cardio-vascular system, helping to cause hypertension , peptic ulcers , and an abnormal lowering of vascular tone . Research indicates that noise can interrupt sleep patterns and produce emotional disturbances ranging from irritability , loss of attention , and lower work performance , to more serious paranoidal delusions and suicidal and homicidal tendencies . For these very important medical reasons , and for the reasons presented to you on January 17, 1978 at the planning commission meeting , the concerned citizens of this affected area are strongly opposed to the rezoning of the discribed property at 4th Street extending from 35th Avenue to 39th Avenue and ask that this rezoning for gravel pit operations be denied . Respectfully submitted , :47211,,,e8d4Li,4.4e64,/ Linda Piper Vasenius 509 36th Avenue 428 38th Avenue Greeley, CO 80631 January 4, 1978 Mr. Kenneth McWilliams Department of Planning Services 915 10th Street Greeley, CO 80631 Dear Mr. McWilliams: I am responding to the request from Best-Way Paving Company for a "Change of Zone - 'E' Estate to 'A' Agricultural District and for a Special Use Permit for a Gravel Pit." As property owners in the area which would be affected by the proposed change of zone and special use permit, we would like to express our concerns. Having purchased our home when it was built in 1972, we have invested a great deal of time, money, and effort for improvements over the last five and one-half years. If the request mentioned is granted, the value of our property and of surrounding properties will be affected. In addition, we selected our culdesac home site purposely for a comparatively comfortable noise level. The proposed change would increase the noise level significantly. Because of wind direction, dust particles also will become a serious nuisance. Briefly stated, these are our most immediate concerns. We hope that these points will be considered by the Weld County Department of Planning Services and that some alternatives can be studied. Sincerely, Barbara Petroff rc, / January 14, 1978 Weld County Planning Commission Centennial Building Greeley, CO 80631 Re: Best-Way Paving and Gilsabind Convidar Request for Rezoning and Special Use Permit Dear Commissioners : I reside at the corner of 4th Street and 35th Avenue Court and feel that the above request, if approved, will necessitate me being forced to sell my home and leave this delightful neighborhood. Just contemplating the noise and dust which would result from such a dirty operation as a gravel pit is offensive. Please do not allow this to happen to our quiet, clean residential area. Sincerely, OP 0,‘" — ,S-"ilVC. .C°i .-- -..-' -i'lj i/oz-- aes-'1' -fok-- . _ ,,-,-m:,/,,,;„ . 4.,w . A ---'_-) , 71--- c Y LEC � \�`ELV i)� r7 1"cli CEr:y , c" a, J -< V,tt-', / ekaAvon The University of Northern Colorado GREELEY, COLORADO 80639 College of Arts and Sciences Department of Earth Sciences 303 351-2647 March 15, 1978 Mr. John G. Hall Director of Environmental Health 1516 Hospital Road Greeley, Colorado 80631 Dear Mr. Hall: This is to report that during a brief visit on March 3, 1978 to the north 35th Avenue gravel quarry belonging to the Best- Way Paving Company, I found no rock samples obviously containing any of the abestos minerals . This is not to say that abestos or other fiber-bearing minerals cannot exist within the gravels at that quarry. Rather, I am saying, at this point, only that during my cursory examination of outcrops and rock samples at the quarry I did not encounter any such minerals nor any evidence for their presence. A more definite statement I cannot make without conducting more thorough field and laboratory investigations, including studies of gravel exposures at the quarry, research regarding source areas of the gravel, and possibly some petrographic analyses of selected specimens . Sincerely, \ .. r c- t ' K. Lee Shropshire Associate Professor of Geology s1234c KLS:mb APP 1978 REcEJvED ming Weld evany --e; zr The University of Northern Colorado GREELEY, COLORADO 80639 College of Education School of Special Education and Rehabilitation � 9� CENTRAL OFFICE ADMINISTRATION-351-2691 G, Area Code 303 January 25, 1978 --S Ms. Vicki Reed Speech/Language Pathology / University of Northern Colorado Greeley, Colorado 80639 Dear Ms. Reed: After your conversation with me regarding the conduct of sound level readings for analysis of industrial or environmental noise, one concern continues to arise in my mind. That is the qualifications of those who conduct such analyses. Environmental noise analysis with accompanying octave band analysis and, most importantly, the interpretation of the findings necessitates intensive training in either industrial-environmental audiology (hearing conservation with certification in Audiology) or physiological acoustics. Even with that, extensive training in interpretation of the noise samples, e.g. their potential damage to the peripheral auditory mechanism, or their psychological repercussions must have transpired prior to the valid conduct of any noise analysis. Any individual who possesses less training should not attempt to conduct any noise survey or analysis if validity/reliability of the analysis is important for the protection of persons or their environment. Noise is so potentially damaging to people, but, on the other hand so difficult to measure and interpret, all analyses of it must be conducted by extremely well trained professionals, especially in this age of steadilly increasing environmental noise. Sinc/erely, c7 Raymon . Hull , Ph.D. Chairperson, Department of Communication Disorders Director of Audiology RHH/bj DEPARTMENT COMMUNICATION DISORDERS DEPARTMENT MENTAL RETARDATION DEPARTMENT SOCIAL& DEPARTMENT SPECIAL LEARNING PROBLEMS CLINICS AND OTHER OFFICES Amustually Handicapped 351-2742 Educable Mentally Retarded 351-2691 REHABILITATION SERVICES Emotionally Disturbed 351-2691 Aspen Camp for the Deaf 351-2742 Anthology 351-2012 Tmsnable Mentally Retarded 351-2691 Rehabilnatmn Counselor Trammg 351-2361 [earning Disabilsties 351-2691 Anthology Clm a 351-2734 Onentat,on&Mobility 351-2742 Regmnal Rehabd tat,on Contmung Mults-Handicapped 351-2691 Kephart Child Study Clmte 351-2680 Speech/Language Pathology 351-2012 Edoratma Project 356-9550 Physually Handuapped 351-2691 Learning Resource Center 351-2261 Visually Handicapped 351-2742 Speared Education Admunstration 351-2691 Specml Education Laboratory School 351-2261 Speared Education for Regular Educators 351-2742 Speech/Language Pathology Chmc 351-2012 THE MEDICAL GROur of GREELEY, P.C. 165O SIXTEENTH STREET GREELEY, COLORADO 80631 TELEPHONE 352-8304 Natl INTERNAL MEDICINE n.<13 6 1715/ GENERAL THORACIC & VASCULAR SURGERY JERRY D. BALLARD, M. D. JAMES R. WHEELER, M. D., F.A.C.S. ARTHRITIS &RHEUMATIC DISEASES , LARRY J. WIKHOLM, M. D. DENNIS L. LOWER, M. D. FEB 197 �D PEDIATRICS Be ADOLESCENTS V HUBBARD W. SMITH, M. D. 5 / y DONALD E COOK, M. D. ROBERT M. SPURGAT, M. D. cc REV ANTHONY G. FINK, M. D. CHEST&PULMONARY DISEASES r- wnia DUO 14 ROCCR7 D. HARTLEY, 11, M. D. JOHN E.WATT, M.D. tS) piaeeinU�e�� i0e?)C:5 ODSTETRICS & GYNECOLOGY ENDOCRINOLOGY & DIABETES WILLIAM C. BOCLTER, I1, M. D. February 13 , 1978 Franklin D . Yoder, M.D . Medical Director, Weld County Health Department 1516 16th Avenue Court Greeley, Colorado 80631 Dear Dr . Yoder : I am writing to advise you and your Department of a situation which I believe to have significant Public Health implications for certain citizens in Greeley and adjacent portions of Weld County. As a concerned citizen, and as a physician engaged in the practice of medicine in Weld County, I wish to make a formal request to enlist the aid of the Weld County Health Department and such state and federal resources as might be necessary to fully investigate these Public Health concerns. Generally, these concerns center around the potential environmental impact of a proposal which would result in a 75 acre gravel mining operation in West Greeley. Currently, Best-Way Paving Company operates an approximately 30 acre gravel mine north of 4 th Street and west of 35 th Avenue. They have an asphalt production plant on the premises and utilise a rock crusher and front-end loader in this strip mining Page 2 . operation. The Paving Company has before the Weld County Planning Commission a proposal to rezone a 45 acre site adjacent to the present operation from estate housing to agricultural use. This would be in conjunction with a request for a special use permit to allow this additional acreage to be mined as a gravel pit thus resulting in the 75 acre mining operation. As you may know, this site is bounded by R-1 single family residential housing south across 4th Street and west in Johnson Subdivision . It is also within one-half mile of Franklin Middle School and Shawsheen Elementary School as well as being close to the rapidily developing residentil areas of Westmoor Acres, Larson Subdivision, and Pheasant Run. Specifically, these concerns center around the potential emissions of industrial pollutants into the air from such a large strip mining and asphalt production operation. The asphalt production plant utilizes hydro- carbon compounds and must of necessity emit certain amounts of sulfur dioxide as a by-product. The rock crusher will create dust, which when combined with the ambiant dust from the natural erosion of the strip mined property, may create volumes of pollutants significant enough to cause increases in respiratory morbidity and mortality. The p.iving company' s proposed mining plan admits that at a certain phase of the operation as much as 600 of the site will be in a "major disturbance" state . Page 3 . The Environmental Sciences Laboratory of the Mount Siani School of Medicine, New York, has recently investigated a gravel mining operation in Maryland . The results of their study have been reported in Science: Vol : 196 , p.p. 1319-1322 , June 17 , 1977 . Because of established geological and geograph- ical principles , this data may have additional relevance to the current situation in Greeley. This study found signif- icant air contamination with asbestos and asbestos-like fibers and fibrils resulting from stone crushing operations in Rock- ville, Maryland. The gravel contained a general type of mineral combination known as serpentine rock or serpentinite. This fibrous serpentine rock is composed in part of chrysotile asbestos and an interlayered platy antigorite or lizardite . The amounts were not such as to make the deposits a signif- icant commerical source of asbestos, hut the potential carcinogenic effects of the air contamination caused by the crushing of this rock was of concern . Their data emphasized the necessity of using electron microscopy rather than con- ventional optical microscopy for analysis of the air samples to search for fibrils smaller than 5 9m. Geological data identifies the major serpentine belts in areas boardering mountain ranges formed by a process known as Alpine Glaciation or Pleistocene Glaciation. These deposits occur extensively alohq the Pastern coast of the United States, the Coastal Range of Caifornia, and the moun- tain ranges of eastern 'Canada . It is also established fact that the front range of the Colorado Rocky Mountains was Page 4 . formed by extensive Alpine Glaciation. Thus it follows that serpentine rock would also he present in this location . Therefore, it is my proposal that a study be undertaken under the direction of the Weld County Health Department to ascertain the potential environmental impact of such a 75 acre strip mining and asphalt production operation as that proposed by Best-Way Paving Company. This study should include statements concerning the emission of hydrocarbon fragments and sulfur dioxide as well as dust contamination by the rock crusher. There should also be an analysis of the gravel to determine whether or not any amount of serpentine rock is present. If serpentinite is present, further analysis using electron microscopy should be done to determine whether chrysotile asbestos, antigorite, or lizardite is being emitted into the air and carried by prevailing winds to adjacent residential areas . Thank you for your time and consideration. I would appreciate a reply indicating your response to this request as well as periodic progress reports if such a study as I propose is actually undertaken. T intend to file a • copy of this letter with the Weld County Planning Commission. Thank you again for your concern. Respectfully submittteed, iarry J. Wikholm, M.D. References (1) "Environmental Agency to Study Health Hazard Linked to Gravel" , New York Times, p.p. D-13 , June 9 , 1977 . (2) "Environmental Asbestos Pollution Related to Use of Quarried Serpentine Rock" , Science : Vo1 : 196 , p.p. 1319- 1322 , June 17 , 1977 . (3) Regional Geography of Anglo-America, Fourth Edition, Prentice-Hall, p. 381, 1974 . 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Exhibit // ( 1/ ,-f) ' '' /// 4' /'-' --- NAMES OF OWNERS OF PROPERTY WITHIN 500 FEET NAME MAILING ADDRESS -- Schmeink, Kenneth & Shirley 432 - 39th Ave. Rohweder, Donald D. & Elvera E. 426 - 39th Ave. White, Lester & Delores 418 - 39th Ave. Dierks, Dennis Dale & Lila Mae 412 - 39th Ave. Richmond, Dorothy M. 406 - 39th Ave. Walters, Randolph N. & Trudy J. 407 - 38th Ave. Slogan, Harry & Deborah 413 - 38th Ave. Rempel , Courtney K. & Esther A. 419 - 38th Ave. Bohrer, Paul Edward & Gayle J. 427 - 38th Ave. Tooker, Thomas & Barbara D. 433 - 38th Ave. Gimer, Jimmy D. & Shirley J. 3901 W. 4th St. Rd. Glover, Arthur & Goldie 3907 - 4th St. Rd. Oster, Norman W. & Geraldine J. 3900 - 4th St. Rd. Lasater, Wm. R. & Judith A. 306 - 40th Ave. Harris, James & Beverly 228 - 40th Ave. Hirsch, John C. & Betty J. 225 - 40th Ave. Towns, Francis 0. & Marilyn J. 210 - 40th Ave. Fowler, Barbara 118 - 40th Ave. ' Trevarton, David & Ann 108 - 40th Ave. i , McDonald, Joshua A. , Jr. & Janice P. 1730 - 22nd Ave. . Larson, Raymond F. & Kathleen A. 222 N. 40th Ave. Scott, David A. & Berna D. 208 N. 40th Ave. Lundberg, Eric & Sandra Gossard 222 N. 40th Ave. Tetwa, Richard R. & Judy A. 401 - 37th Ave. Fritz, Harold & R. 407 - 37th Ave. Hein, Richard Harold & Connie Lee 413 - 37th Ave. Graham, Ernest & Paula 419 - 37th Ave. Moody, Gerald Lee & Judith P. 503 - 37th Ave. Burchi , Horatio & Jennie 509 - 37th Ave. Larson, Christine & Kristine A. 515 - 37th Ave. ;; Located in Greeley, Colorado unless otherwise indicated. / . '� Exhibit - Page 2 . NAME MAILING ADDRESS Sager, Joyce R. 514 - 37th Ave. Ct. Krenzel , Randolph R. 508 - 37th Ave. Ct. Jackson, Kent L. & Donna L. 502 - 37th Ave. Ct. Howell , Samuel R. 418 - 37th Ave. Ct. r Ramirez, Jesus M. & Sharon L. 412 - 37th Ave. Ct. Gallardo, Renald I . & Velma M. 406 - 37th Ave. Ct. Barber, Larry & Paula 400 - 37th Ave. Ct. Garrelts, Thomas R. & Patricia A. 434 - 38th Ave. (Box 825) Petroff, Thomas A. 428 - 38th Ave. Fuqua, Robert L. & Sandra L. 422 - 38th Ave. Nunn, Larry & Lillian E. 416 - 38th Ave. Martensen, A. 410 - 38th Ave. Weston, Donald J. & Margarita 404 - 38th Ave. Torrez, Paul A. , Jr. & Lionar 405 - 37th Ave. Ct. Moncivais, Paul 411 - 37th Ave. Ct. Broadview Park Church of God, Inc. 831 - 30th Ave. P Sens, Mark T. & Ruth L. , c/o Majestic Savings 920 - 10th St. Smith, Danny Jack & Sharon A. 425 - 37th Ave. Ct. Foose, Robert B. & Jackie G. 431 - 37th Ave. Ct. Crawford, Barbara A. 407 - 36th Ave. Willson, Harry & Lorna 411 - 36th Ave. Campbell , M. C. 413 - 36th Ave. r Peterson, James R. & Elizabeth 419 - 36th Ave. Emmons, Gary M. & Patricia 425 - 36th Ave. Graham, James J. & Lynne B. 503 - 36th Ave. Jack, Larry A. & Linda S. 507 - 36th Ave. Bechler, Roger D. & Donna J. 508 - 36th Ave. Ct. Holmes, Douglas S. & Sharon L. 502 - 36th Ave. Ct. Trego, Dennis & Teri 424 - 36th Ave. Ct. Duran, Will F. & Janet M. 418 - 36th Ave. Ct. McLean, John W. & Hazel N. 412 - 36th Ave. Ct. Frank, Dennis L. & Tara Jane 406 - 36th Ave. Ct. Dalton, Richard D. & Marie A. 400 - 36th Ave. Ct. Located in Greeley, Colorado unless otherwise indicated. Exhibit . . 1 Page 3 NAME MAILING ADDRESS Geidler, Raymond & Norma L. 403 - 36th Ave. Ct. Tramp, Stephen & Vicki 409 - 36th Ave. Ct. Johnson, Charles R. & Dona J. 415 - 36th Ave. Ct. McMahan, Kenneth E. & Judith A. 421 - 36th Ave. Ct. Woolridge, Bud L. & Darlene J. 501 - 36th Ave. Ct. Hilren, Philip H. & Edna A. 507 - 36th Ave. Ct. Weber, Richard D. , c/o Weber Realty 3835 W. 10th St. Gormley, Kris E. & Lucinda Beth P.O. Box 1961 Hergenreder, Wayne LeRoy & Edna Mae 506 - 37th Ave. Murray, Yvonne 500 - 37th Ave. Gatterlee, Robert L. & Lois I . 420 - 37th Ave. Batie, Dean C. 414 - 37th Ave. Madrid, Joe Damian & Marie L. 408 - 37th Ave. Rees, Gail J. & Debra Lynn 402 - 37th Ave. Coates, Joseph F. & Thelma Pearl 1701 - 20th Ave. Larson, Raymond F. & Kathleen A. 206 N. 40th Ave. Haag, Gerald E. & Beverly J. c/o 1st Fed. Savings P.O. Box 1961 Wikholm, Larry J. & Karen L. c/o United Bank of Greeley P.O. Box 1057 -kUstin Auction, Inc. , c/o Ray Larson 1002 - 31st Ave. Sartz, Donald D. & Theresa M. 114 - 38th Ave. Longwell , Robert L. & Irene L. 1821 - 26th St. Halldorson, Marvin H. & Norrene L. 209 - 38th Ave. 4tzger; Michae,J K.- & Kaynannette 2039 - 26th Ave. Ct. Ruyle, Milford W. & Anna B. Rt. 1 , Wiggins , Colorado i Ruyle, N. Orman & D. Marguerite 1832 - 36th Ave. Gilsabind Convidar, Inc. N. 35th Ave. Bestway Paving Co. N. 35th Ave. Faith Baptist Church Box 283 Greeley Gas Co. 1200 - 11th Ave. City of Greeley Greeley, Colorado AMH Corporation 1633 - 26th St. , Santa Monica, California 90406 • * Located in Greeley, Colorado unless otherwise indicated. I r f Exhibit ``` - - Page 4 NAME MAILING ADDRESS Putnam, Wm. M. & Mary A. 525 N. 35th Ave. Chatterson, Wm. R. & Neva J. 3414 W. 4th. Kern, Edward G. & Leara 2224 - 10th Ave. , Mack, Henry E. & Grace R. 2700 C Street Gay, Dan I . & Mildred L. Box 434, Burlington, Colo. 80807 Gigray, Nora C. 2135 Glenfair Rothe, Larry A. & Patricia A. 428 - 35th Ave. Bunting, Richard H. & Muriel 3414 W. 4th St. Rd. Sisneros, Andrew L. & Clara J. 3408 W. 4th St. Rd. Rusch, Kenneth Lee & Dorothy M. 3400 W. 4th St. Rd. . Brown, Wayne S. & Lori J. 3334 W. 4th St. Rd. Halvorson, Avis W. 3328 W. 4th St. Rd. Hadson, Clarence F. & Mary E. 3325 W. 5th St. Rd. Ehrlech, Theodore Reuben & Katherine 3401 W. 5th St. Rd. Lynch, Ernest V. & Jean M. 3407 W. 5th St. Rd. Broyles, Harold & Dorothy 3415 W. 5th St. Rd. r Belk, Janus L. & Dorothy M. 3421 W. 5th St. Rd. Johnson, Edward D. & Marlene E. 3329 W. 4th St. Rd. Hissett, Dean & Beverly 3337 W• 4th St. Rd. Zimmerman, Rick & Barb 3401 W. 4th St. Rd. Keiser, Peter & Eva Mae Rt. 1 , Box 133 i Beck, Robert L. & Gloria Jean 3411 W. 4th St. Rd. Tegtmeier, Alfred & Faye A. 3415 - 4th St. Rd. Koeltzon, James P. & Janet A. 403 - 35th Ave. Miller, Perry 0. & Sharon K. 407 - 35th Ave. Herrera, Robert J. & Marjorie A. 411 - 35th Ave. Walter, Edwin H. & Ella C. 417 - 35th Ave. Anderson, Norma Jean 423 - 35th Ave. Bostrom, Arthur B. & Verda 429 - 35th Ave. Lorenz, Fred Trustee 422 - 35th Ave. Ct. Mead, Merlyn R. & Connie S. 418 - 35th Ave. Ct. Cook, Ronald L. & Randy K. 414 - 35th Ave. Ct. Johnson, D. Lloyd & Betty Lorene 410 - 35th Ave. Ct. r Located in Greeley, Colorado unless otherwise indicated. / Exhibit Page 5 NAME MAILING ADDRESS Schmidt, Walter & Twyla 404 - 35th Ave. Ct. Gurney, Richard A. & Sharon C. 400 - 35th Ave. Ct. Holstad, Richard D. & Carolyn M. 505 - 35th Ave. Held, Reuben R. & Pearl A. 502 - 35th Ave. Ct. Ragan, Donald & Doreen 405 - 35th Ave. Ct. Reed, Vicki 415 - 35th Ave. Ct. McConnelle, Robert K. & Beverley J. 421 - 35th Ave. Ct. Scofield, Rickie D. & Doris M. 425 - 35th Ave. Ct. Ross, Wilbur B. & Merry] L. 429 - 35th Ave. Ct. Rodarte, Elias & June K. 428 - 36th Ave. Spaulding, James N. & Evelyn B. 412 - 36th Ave. Salberg, Gilbert A. & Edythe L. 408 - 36th Ave. Wolfrum, Ernest & Elsie E. 404 - 36th Ave. Cooper, Ralph 815 - 35th Ave. Ct. Adams, William D. & Nancy L. 500 - 36th Ave. I " 1I � Ir Located in Greeley, Colorado unless otherwise indicated. M Bestway Paving Company SUP-347 SURROUNDING PROPERTY OWNERS December 16 , 1977 _ C' ,C3 1,Oc h WESTMOOR SUB. Dorothy, Donald, William, Kent r icc k 4 and Margo Richmond Donald & Margarita Weston 406 - 39th Avenue 404 - 38th Avenue Greeley , CO 80631 Greeley, CO 80631 Dennis & Lila Mae Dierks Raymond & Natileen Martensen 412 - 39th Avenue 2911 State Farm Road Greeley, CO 80631 Evans, CO 80620 Lester & Delores White Larry & Lillian Nunn 418 - 39th. Avenue 416 - 38th Avenue Greeley, CO 80631 Greeley, CO 80631 Donald & Elvera Rohweder Robert & Sandra Fuqua 426 - 39th Avenue 422 - 38th Avenue Greeley, CO 80631 Greeley, CO 80631 Kenneth & Shirley Schmunk Thomas A. Petroff 432 - 39th Avenue 428 - 38th Avenue Greeley , CO 80631 Greeley , CO 80631 Thomas & Barbara Tooker Thomas & Patricia Garrelts 433 - 38th Avenue 434 - 38th Avenue Greeley, CO 80631 Greeley, CO 80631 Paul & Gayle Bohrer Robert & Jackie Foose 427 - 38th Avenue 431 - 37th Avenue Court Greeley, CO 80631 Greeley, CO 80631 Courtney & Esther Rempel Danny & Sharon Smith 419 - 38th Avenue 425 - 37th Avenue Court Greeley, CO 80631 Greeley, CO 80631 Harry & Deborah Sloan Mark & Ruth Sens 413 - 38th Avenue 421 - 37th Avenue Court Greeley, CO 80631 Greeley , CO 80631 Randolph & Trudy Walters Broadview Park Church of God, Inc . 407 - 38th Avenue 809 - 30th Avenue Greeley, CO 80631 Greeley, CO 80631 ---(3 A.06 & Jimmy K. Shirley Simer Raul & Janie Moncivais 3901 West 4th Street Road 411 - 37th Avenue Court Greeley , CO 80631 Greeley, CO 80631 Norman & Geraldine Oster Paul & Lionai Torrez 3900 West 4th Street Road 405 - 37th Avenue Court Greeley, CO 80631 Greeley, CO 80631 I( f 1 Best Way Paving Company SUP-347 & Z-294 SURROUNDING PROPERTY OWNERS December 22, 1977 Theodore & Margaret Putnam Joshua & Janice McDonald 1516 West Mountain 102 - 38th Avenue Ft . Collins , CO 80521 Greeley, CO 80631 N. Orman & Marguerite Ruyle Larry & Karen Wikholm 1832 - 36th Avenue c/o United Bank of Greeley Greeley, CO 80631 P.O. Box 1057 J614)5 OiJ 5 Greeley, CO 80631 Eric & Sandra •Gossard Lundberg Su 4 222 North 40th Avenue Donald & Theresa Sartz Greeley, CO 80631 114 - 38th Avenue Greeley, CO 80631 David & Berna Scott 208 North 40th Avenue Robert & Irene Longwell Greeley, CO 80631 210 - 38th Avenue Greeley, CO 80631 Raymond F. & Kathleen Larson 206 North 40th Avenue ' Marvin H. & Norrene Halldorson Greeley, CO 80631 209 - 38th Avenue Greeley, CO 80631 Joseph & Thelma Coates 4001 "B" Street Michael & Kaynannette Metzger Greeley, CO 80631 2039 - 26th Avenue Court Greeley , CO 80631 ' -" r' /r Gerald & Beverly Haag c/o First Federal Savings _;v1l i' '�C Austin Auction , Inc. P.O. Box 1961 (,r c/o Ray Larson Greeley, CO 80631 1002 - 31st Avenue Greeley, CO 80631 David & Ann Trevarton 500 - 37th Avenue Greeley, CO 80631 %� �1 "' ' C IJDi Va, ENC �i 1L , j�- Aug=. Barbara Fowler & Patrick Laferriere �� ►3C[ L 118 - 40th Avenue Greeley, CO 80631 Francis & Marilyn Towns A.��,f� Cus�P 210 - 40th Avenue 16, 133 e s1 . Greeley , CO 80631 JA�,'I/), t12,v1CA CR `io./0 t, James & Beverly Harris 228 - 40th Avenue Greeley, CO 80631 N1]!-r eat.7 5- I-J AA]a Ic YLt R7. I William & Judith Lasater SGC IBS 306 - 40th Avenue (704-6 . S;0(v 5q Greeley, CO ! LV80631 CliV O F 1 r•eelez� V -2- J L3 Loci< 3 • • Roger & Margaret Muller Jack & Barbara Dumler 3800 West 5th Street 422 - 36th Avenue Greeley, CO 80631 Greeley, CO 80631 Sheryl L. Gonzales Elias & June B,odarte 3738 West 5th Street 428 - 36th Avenue Greeley, CO 80631 Greeley, CO 80631 David & Melody Simmons William & Nancy Adams 3732 West 5th Street 500 - 36th Avenue Greeley, CO 80631 Greeley , CO 80631 Keith Tanner Ralph J. Cooper 3726 West 5th Street 815 - 35th Avenue Court Greeley, CO 80631 Greeley, CO 80631 b Edward & Joyce Moellmer 0Lcc/< 7 Richard & Carol Lionberger 3720 West 5th' Street 505 - 35th Avenue Greeley, CO 80631 z.ptirA4`2),J 44 Greeley , CO 80631 EDWARDS SUB. BL--OCX i3Richard & Marie Dalton 400 - 36th Avenue Court lOw. 5t- D '5 Richard & Sharon Gurney Greeley, CO 80631 � 5t- • Y, 400 - 35th Avenue Court )1_0&N , Greeley, CO 80631 Dennis & Tara Frank 406 - 36th Avenue Court r Walter & Twyla Schmidt Greeley, CO 80631 404 - 35th Avenue Court Greeley, CO 80631 John & Hazel McLean 412 - 36th Avenue Court Lloyd & Betty Johnson Greeley, CO 80631 410 - 35th Avenue Court Greeley, CO 80631 Will & Janice Duran 418 - 36th Avenue Court Robert & Linda Otis Greeley, CO 80631 h—Street—Road Greeley, CO 80631D �� a��C�i�4 Dennis & Terri Trego 424 - 36th Avenue Court Merlyn & Connie Mead Greeley, CO 80631 418 - 35th Avenue Court Greeley, CO 80631 Larry & Linda Jack 502 - 36th Avenue Court Fred Lorenze Trustee Greeley, CO 80631 422 - 35th Avenue Court P'AR0,5 Greeley, CO 80631 Roger FL Donna Bechler U1-OGK 508 - 36th Avenue Court 6 Ernest & Elsie Wolfrum Greeley, CO 80631 404 - 36th Avenue Greeley, CO 80631 Linda Lea Piper 509 - 36th Avenue Gilbert & Edythe Salberg Greeley, CO 80631 408 - 36th Avenue Greeley, CO 80631 James & Lynne Graham 503 - 36th Avenue James & Evelyn Spaulding Greeley , CO 80631 412 - 36th Avenue Greeley, CO 80631 -3- x`32 Gary & Patricia Emmons John & koraine Stanek -" r7 425 - 36th Avenue 516 - 36th Avenue Court Greeley, CO 80631 Greeley, CO 80631 James & Elizabeth Peterson Philip & Edna Hilzer 419 - 36th Avenue 507 - 36th Avenue Court Greeley , CO 80631 Greeley , CO 80631 M. C. Campbell Bud & Darlene Woolridge 413 - 36th Avenue 501 - 36th Avenue Court Greeley, CO 80631 Greeley, CO 80631 Harry & Lorna .Willson Kenneth & Judith McMahan 411 - 36th Avenue 421 - 36th Avenue Court Greeley, CO 80631 Greeley , CO 80631 Barbara A. Crawford Charles & Dona Johnson 407 - 36th Avenue 415 - 36th Avenue Court Greeley, CO 80631 Greeley, CO 80631 Voyde & Iva Qldson Stephen , Vicki & Rossen , 401 - 36th Avenue Ronald & Juanita Trump Greeley, CO 80631 409 - 36th Avenue Court Greeley, CO 80631 f3i.OGK Gail & Debra Rees 402 - 37th Avenue Raymond & Norma Seidler I I Greeley , CO 80631 403 - 36th Avenue Court Greeley, CO 80631 Joe & Marie Madrid 408 - 37th Avenue E547-C6-l‹ Larry & Paula Barber Greeley, CO 80631 ' GI 400 - 37th Avenue Court Greeley , CO 80631 Dean C. Batie 414 - 37th Avenue Ronald & Velma Gallardo Greeley , CO 80631 406 - 37th Avenue Court Greeley, CO 80631 Robert & Lois Satterlee 420 - 37th Avenue Jesus & Sharon Ramirez Greeley, CO 80631 412 - 37th Avenue Court Greeley, CO 80631 Yvonne L. Murray 500 - 37th Avenue Samuel R. Howell Greeley, CO 80631 418 - 37th Avenue Court Greeley, CO 80631 Wayne & Edna Hergenreder 506 - 37th Avenue Kent & Donna Jackson Greeley, CO 80631 502 - 37th Avenue Court Greeley, CO 80631 Kris & Lucinda Gormley 512 - 37th Avenue Randolph R. Krenzel Greeley, CO 80631 508 - 37th Avenue Court Greeley , CO 80631 Russel & Katherine Baxley 518 - 37th Avenue Joyce R. Sager Greeley, CO 80631 514 - 37th Avenue Court Greeley, CO 80631 -4- • Kristine A. Larson 8 N 515 - 37th Avenue Greeley , CO 80631 16) Horatio & Jennie Burchi 509 - 37th Avenue Greeley, CO 80631 Gerald & Judith Moody 503 - 37th Avenue Greeley , CO 80631 Ernest & Paula Graham 419 - 37th Avenue • Greeley, CO 80631 Richard & Connie Hein 413 - 37th Avenue Greeley , CO 80631 Harold & Ranae Fritz 407 - 37th Avenue Court Greeley, CO 80631 Richard & Judy Tetiva 401 - 37th Avenue r Greeley, CO 80631 _DwpR , Wilbur & Merryl Ross 429 - 35th Avenue Court 3 �tx.4K Greeley, CO 80631 6 Allen Martensen 425 - 35th Avenue Court Greeley, CO 80631 Robert & Beverly McConville 421 - 35th Avenue Court Greeley , CO 80631 Vicki Reed p 2605 -- 23rd Avenue Greeley, CO 80631 Donald & Doreen f()GA 1J 405 - 35th Avenue Court Greeley, CO 80631 C • PROPERTY OWNERS WITHIN 500 FEET Bestway Paving Co. SUP 347 Pt . NE4 Sec. 2, T5N, R66W W 3TM1 a S OiG, Weston, Donald J. & Margarita 404 38th Ave. Greeley Martensen, Raymond L. & Natileen F. 2911 State Farm Rd Evans 80620 Nunn, Larry E. & Lillian E. 416 38th Ave Greeley Fuqua, Robert L. & Sandra L. 422 38th Ave Greeley Petroff , Thomas A. 428 38th Ave . Greeley Garrelts, Thomas R. & Patricia A. 434 38th Ave. Greeley Foose, Robert B. & Jackie S. 431 37th Ave . Ct . Smith, Danny Jack & Sharon A. 425 37th Ave. Ct . Greeley Sens, Mark T. & Ruth L. 421 37th Ave Ct . Greeley Broadview Park Church of God Inc. 809 30th Ave. Greeley Moncivais, Raul & Janie 411 37th Ave. Ct . Torrez, Paul A. Jr . & Lionai 405 37th Ave . Ct . Greeley Richmond, Dorothy M. , Donald L. , Wm. F. , Kent W. ,& Margo Lynn 406 39th Ave. Greeley Dierks, Dennis Dale & Lila Mae 412 39th Ave. Greeley White, Lester A. & Delores A. 418 39th Ave. Greeley Rohweder , Donald D.& Elvera E. 426 39th Ave . Schmunk, Kenneth & Shirley 432 39th Ave. Greeley Tooker, Thomas M. & Barbara D. 433 38th Ave. S Bohrer, Paul Edward & Gayle J. 427 38th Ave. Rempel , Courtney K. & Esther H. 419 38th Ave. Sloan, Harry S. & Deborah L. 413 38th Ave. Walters, Randolph N. & Trudy J. 407/38th Ave. Simer, Jimmy D. & Shirley J. 3901 W. 4th St . Rd. Oster, Norman W. & Geraldine J. 3900 W. 4th St . Rd. Muller, Roger G. & Margaret T. 3800 W. 5th Street Gonzales, Sheryl L. 3738 W. 5th St . Simmons, David P. & Melody J. 3732 W. 5th St . Tanner, Keith 4' 3726 W. 5th St . Moellmer, Edward O. & Joyce H. 3720 W. 5th St . �W4 _`9 . . Gurney, Richard A. & Sharon C. 400 35th Ave. Ct . Schmidt , Walter F. & Twyla C. 404 35th Ave. Ct . Johnson, D. Lloyd & Betty Lorene 410 35th Ave. tAF. C/ Otis, Robert D. & Linda L. 2717 26th St . Rd. Mead, Merlyn R. & Connie 418 35th Ave. Ct . Lorenz, Fred, Trustee 422 35th Ave. Ct . Wolfrum, Ernest & Elsie E. 404 36th Ave. Salberg, Gilbert A.& Edythe L. 408 36th Ave. S M .? Spaulding, James N. & Evelyn B. 412 36th Ave . Dumler, Jack L. & Barbara A. 422 36th Ave. Rodarte, Elias& June K. 428 36th Ave. Adams, William D.& Nancy L. 500 36th Ave. Webber, David H. & Anna Lorene 504 36th Ave. Cooper, Ralph J. 815 35th Ave . Ct . Lionberger, Richard S. & Carol J. 505 35th Ave. Dalton, Richard D. & Marie A. 400 36th Ave . Ct . Frank, Dennis L.& Tara Jane 406 36th Ave. Ct . McLean, John W. & Hazel N. 412 36th Ave. Ct . Duran, Will F.& Janice M. 418 36th Ave . Ct . Trego, Dennis J.& Terri C. 424 36th Ave. Ct . Jack, Larry A. & Linda S. 502 36th Ave. Ct . Bechler, Roger D. & Donna J. 508 36th Ave. Ct . Piper, Linda Lea 509 36th Ave. Graham, James J.& Lynne B. 503 36th Ave. Emmons, Gary M. & Patricia A. 425 36th Ave. - Peters , James R.& Elizabeth 419 36th Ave. Campbell , M.C . 413 36th Ave. 11. Oil c Willson, Harry & Lorna 411 36th Ave . Crawford, Barbara A. 407 36th Ave. 0ldson, Voyde D. & Iva B. 401 36th Ave . Rees, Gail J . & Debra Lynn 402 37th Ave . Madrid, Joe Damian & Marie L. 408 37th Ave. Batie, Dean C. 414 37th Ave. Satterlee , Robert L.& Lois J. 420 37th Ave . Murray, Yvonne L. 500 37th Ave . Hergenreder , Wayne LeRoy & Edna Mae 506 37th Ave. Gormley, Kris E. & Lucinda Beth 512 37th Ave. Baxley, Russel A.& Katherine M. 518 37th Ave. Stanek, John F. & Loraine A. 516 36th Ave . Ct . Hilzer, Philip H.& Edna A. 507 36th Ave. Ct . Woolridge, Bud L.& Darlene J. 501 36th Ave. Ct . McMahan, Kenneth Edward & Judith Ann _ 421 36th Ave . Ct . Johnson, Charles R.& Dona J. 415 36th Ave. Ct . Trump, Stephen W.& Vicki J. & Rossen, Ronald W. & Juanita Joyce 409 36th Ave. Ct . Seidler, Raymond & Norma L. 403 36th Ave . Ct . Barber, Larry A. & Paula J. 400 37th Ave. Ct . Gallardo, Ronald J.& Velma M. 406 37th Ave . Ct . Ramirez, Jesus M. & Sharon L. 412 37th Ave . Ct . Howell , Samuel R. 418 37th Ave. Ct . Jackson, Kent L.& Donna L. 502 37th Ave . Ct . Krenzel , Randolph R. 508 37th Ave. Ct . Sager, Joyce R. 514 37th Ave. Ct . Larson, Kristine A. 515 37th Ave. Burchi, Horatio & Jennie 509 37th Ave. Moody, Gerald Lee & Judith P. 503 37th Ave. Graham,Ernest Dale & Paula Lee 419 37th Ave. Hein, Richard Harold & Connie Lee 413 37th Ave. Fritz, Harold H. & Ranae N. 407 37th Ave. Ct . Tetiva, Richard R. & Judy A. 401 37th Ave. Ross, Wilbur B. & Merryl L. 429 35th Ave. Ct . Martensen, Allen L. & 425 35th Ave. Ct . (?) McConville, Robert K. & Beverly J. 421 35th Ave. Ct . Reed, Vicki A. 2605 23rd Ave. 4-\5 34 \,,A0„ CA' Ragan , Donald E .& Doreen 405 35th Ave. Ct . Y • r Bestway Paving Company SUP-347 SURROUNDING PROPERTY OWNERS December 16, 1977 6 c,ccK 5 WESTMOOR SUB. Dorothy, Donald, William, Kent block 4 and Margo Richmond Donald & Margarita Weston 406 - 39th Avenue 404 - 38th Avenue Greeley, CO 80631 Greeley, CO 80631 Dennis & Lila Mae Dierks Raymond & Natileen Martensen 412 - 39th Avenue 2911 State Farm Road Greeley, CO 80631 Evans, CO 80620 Lester & Delores White Larry & Lillian Nunn 418 - 39th Avenue 416 - 33th Avenue Greeley, CO 80631 Greeley, CO 80631 Donald & Elvera Rohweder Robert & Sandra Fuqua 426 - 39th Avenue 422 - 38th Avenue Greeley, CO 80631 Greeley, CO 80631 Kenneth & Shirley Schmunk Thomas A. Petroff 432 - 39th Avenue 428 - 38th Avenue Greeley, CO 80631 Greeley, CO 80631 Thomas & Barbara Tooker Thomas & Patricia Garrelts 433 - 38th Avenue 434 - 38th Avenue Greeley, CO 80631 Greeley, CO 80631 Paul & Gayle Bohrer Robert & Jackie Foose 427 - 38th Avenue 431 - 37th Avenue Court Greeley, CO 80631 Greeley, CO 80631 Courtney & Esther Rempel Danny & Sharon Smith 419 - 38th Avenue 425 - 37th Avenue Court Greeley, CO 80631 Greeley, CO 80631 Harry & Deborah Sloan Mark & Ruth Sens 413 - 38th Avenue 421 - 37th Avenue Court Greeley, CO 80631 Greeley, CO 80631 Randolph & Trudy Walters Broadview Park Church of God, Inc . 407 - 38th Avenue 809 - 30th Avenue Greeley, CO 80631 Greeley, CO 80631 Jimmy& Shirley Simer Raul & Janie Moncivais 3901 West 4th Street Road 411 - 37th Avenue Court Greeley, CO 80631 Greeley, CO 80631 Norman & Geraldine Oster Paul & Lionai Torrez 3900 West 4th Street Road 405 - 37th Avenue Court Greeley, CO 80631 Greeley, CO 80631 V J Best Way Paving Company SUP-347 & Z-294 SURROUNDING PROPERTY OWNERS December 22, 1977 Theodore & Margaret Putnam Joshua & Janice McDonald 1516 West Mountain 102 - 38th Avenue Ft . Collins, CO 80521 Greeley, CO 80631 N. Orman & Marguerite Ruyle Larry & Karen Wikholm 1832 - 36th Avefnue c/o United Bank of Greeley Greeley, CO 80631 P.O. Box 1057 J6.0,0501 y s Greeley, CO 80631 Su Eric & Sandra •Gossard Lundberg 222 North 40th Avenue Donald & Theresa Sartz Greeley, CO 80631 114 - 38th Avenue Greeley, CO 80631 David & Berna Scott 208 North 40th Avenue Robert & Irene Longwell Greeley, CO 80631 210 - 38th Avenue Greeley, CO 80631 Raymond F. & Kathleen Larson 206 North 40th Avenue Marvin H. & Norrene Halldorson Greeley, CO 80631 209 - 38th Avenue Greeley, CO 80631 Joseph & Thelma Coates 4001 "B" Street Michael & Kaynannette Metzger Greeley, CO 80631 203-9 - 26th Avenue-Court _ Greeley, CO 80631 ' - Gerald & Beverly Haag c/o First Federal Savings 3815 B s4. Austin Auction, Inc. P.O. Box 1961 6r: r„ ;o c/o Ray Larson Greeley, CO 80631 1002 - 31st Avenue Greeley, CO 80631 David & Ann Trevarton 500 - 37th Avenue &72.5AejluD 6e/ yap_) ANC Greeley, CO 80631 ILA, '� �- A u - , Barbara Fowler & Patrick Laferriere &iz&ai_E 118 - 40th Avenue Greeley, CO 80631 Francis & Marilyn Towns A.14,14 �a�P 210 - 40th Avenue J6 33 • (L-44 Sf. Greeley, CO 80631 5Art17i, f l ortnCR OR 9D4/0 (, James & Beverly Harris 228 - 40th Avenue n n Greeley, CO 80631 �I,.Fc(.c g-AIWA PO 42 LG- RT. William & Judith Lasater 306 - 40th Avenue W16 //U5 COL.® . q0654 Greeley, CO 80631 Gi r-V O F Creelel -3- • r • BLOGary & Patricia Emmons John & Loraine Stanek 1 '425 - 36th Avenue 511 - 36th Avenue Court Greeley, CO 80631 Greeley, CO 80631 James & Elizabeth Peterson Philip & Edna Hilzer 419 - 36th Avenue 507 - 36th Avenue Court Greeley, CO 80631 Greeley, CO 80631 M. C. Campbell Bud & Darlene Woolridge 413 - 36th Avenue 501 - 36th Avenue Court Greeley, CO 80631 Greeley, CO 80631 Harry & Lorna ,Willson Kenneth & Judith McMahan 411 - 36th Avenue 421 - 36th Avenue Court Greeley, CO 80631 Greeley, CO 80631 Barbara A. Crawford Charles & Dona Johnson 407 - 36th Avenue 415 - 36th Avenue Court Greeley, CO 80631 Greeley, CO 80631 Voyde & Iva Oldson Stephen, Vicki & Rossen, 401 - 36th Avenue Ronald & Juanita Trump Greeley, CO 80631 409 - 36th Avenue Court Greeley, CO 80631 aL.oc1K Gail & Debra Rees 402 - 37th Avenue Raymond & Norma Seidler 1 � Greeley, CO 80631 403 - 36th Avenue Court Greeley, CO 80631 Joe & Marie Madrid 408 - 37th Avenue B1-0C R Larry & Paula Barber Greeley, CO 80631 Iq 400 - 37th Avenue Court Greeley, CO 80631 Dean C. Batie 414 - 37th Avenue Ronald & Velma Gallardo Greeley, CO 80631 406 - 37th Avenue Court Greeley, CO 80631 Robert & Lois Satterlee 420 - 37th Avenue Jesus & Sharon Ramirez Greeley, CO 80631 412 - 37th Avenue Court Greeley, CO 80631 Yvonne L. Murray 500 - 37th Avenue Samuel R. Howell Greeley, CO 80631 418 - 37th Avenue Court Greeley, CO 80631 Wayne & Edna Hergenreder 506 - 37th Avenue Kent & Donna Jackson Greeley, CO 80631 502 - 37th Avenue Court Greeley, CO 80631 Kris & Lucinda Gormley 512 - 37th Avenue Randolph R. Krenzel Greeley, CO 80631 508 - 37th Avenue Court ,Q1N a. MFN N gvta C Greeley, CO 80631 518 - 37th Avenue Joyce R. Sager Greeley, CO 80631 514 - 37th Avenue Court Greeley, CO 80631 -2- r B Lock 3 Roger & Margaret Muller Jack & Barbara Dumler 3800 West 5th Street 422 - 36th Avenue Greeley, CO 80631 Greeley, CO 80631 Sheryl L. Gonzales Elias & June Bodarte 3738 West 5th Street 428 - 36th Avenue Greeley, CO 80631 Greeley, CO 80631 David & Melody Simmons William & Nancy Adams 3732 West 5th Street 500 - 36th Avenue Greeley, CO 80631 Greeley, CO 80631 Keith Tanner Ralph J. Cooper 3726 West 5th Street 815 - 35th Avenue Court Greeley, CO 80631 Greeley, CO 80631 Edward & Joyce Moellmer 3Locp< 7 Richard & Carol Lionberger 3720 West 5th" Street 505 - 35th Avenue Greeley, CO 80631 1:•polAPJ'S Greeley, CO 80631 EDWARDS SUB. CB1-OcJ< i3Richard & Marie Dalton 400 - 36th Avenue Court COWARD 'S Richard & Sharon Gurney Greeley, CO 80631 400 - 35th Avenue Court BLOCK Greeley, CO 80631 Dennis & Tara Frank 406 - 36th Avenue Court Walter & Twy] a Schmidt Greeley, CO 80631 404 - 35th Avenue Court Greeley, CO 80631 John & Hazel McLean 412 - 36th Avenue Court Lloyd & Betty Johnson Greeley, CO 80631 410 - 35th Avenue Court Greeley, CO 80631 Will & Janice Duran 418 - 36th Avenue Court Robert & Linda Otis Greeley, CO 80631 Greeley, CO 80631 %V.D - %a_Va Dennis & Terri Trego 424 - 36th Avenue Court Merlyn & Connie Mead Greeley, CO 80631 418 - 35th Avenue Court Greeley, CO 80631 Larry & Linda Jack 502 - 36th Avenue Court Fred Lorenze Trustee Greeley, CO 80631 422 - 35th Avenue Court E a'HiRTAg Greeley, CO 80631 Roger & Donna Bechler 8/-061‹ 508 - 36th Avenue Court %, Ernest & Elsie Wolfrum Greeley, CO 80631 404 - 36th Avenue Greeley, CO 80631 Linda Lea Piper 509 - 36th Avenue Gilbert & Edythe Salberg Greeley, CO 80631 408 - 36th Avenue Greeley, CO 80631 James & Lynne Graham 503 - 36th Avenue James & Evelyn Spaulding Greeley, CO 80631 412 - 36th Avenue Greeley, CO 80631 -4- Kristine A. Larson (3 ).oc`( 515 - 37th Avenue /l Greeley, CO 80631 Horatio & Jennie Burchi 509 - 37th Avenue Greeley, CO 80631 Gerald & Judith Moody 503 - 37th Avenue Greeley, CO 80631 Ernest & Paula Graham 419 - 37th Avenue Greeley, CO 80631 Richard & Connie Hein 413 - 37th Avenue Greeley, CO 80631 Harold & Ranae Fritz 407 - 37th Avenue Court Greeley, CO 80631 Richard & Judy Tetiva 401 - 37th Avenue Greeley, CO 80631 EPW f gpif S Wilbur & Merryl Ross Kg` 429 - 35th Avenue Court B y,C,d( Greeley, CO 80631 6 Allen Martensen 425 - 35th Avenue Court Greeley, CO 80631 Robert & Beverly McConville 421 - 35th Avenue Court Greeley, CO 80631 Vicki Reed 41535th Avenue Court Greeley, CO 80631 Donald & Doreen RAGA 1J 405 - 35th Avenue Court Greeley, CO 80631 EDWARD' S FIRST BLOCK 1 BLOCK 14 Lot 7 Lorenz Lot 1 Seidler 8 Mead 2 Trump 9 Otis 3 Johnson, C .R. 10 Johnson, D .L. 4 McMahan 11 Schmidt 5 Woolridge 12 Gurney 6 Hilzer 7 Stanek EDWARD' S THIRD 15 Baxley 16 Gormley BLOCK 6 17 Hergenreder Lot 1 Ragan 18 Murray 2 Reed 19 Satterlee 3 McConville 20 Batie 4 Martensen, A.L. 21 Madrid 5 Ross 22 Rees 6 Rodarte 7 Dumler BLOCK 19 8 Spaulding Lot 1 Tetiva 9 Salberg 2 Fritz 10 Wolf rum 3 Hein 11 Cooper 4 Graham, E,p 12 Adams 5 Moody 6 Burchi BLOCK 7 7 Larson, K, Lot 1 Lionberger 14 Sager 10 Webber 15 Krenzel 16 Jackson 17 Howell EDWARD' S SIXTH 18 Ramirez 19 Gallardo BLOCK 13 20 Barber Lot 1 Oldson pt . 1&2 Crawford pt . 2 Willson pt . 3&4 Campbell pt .4 Peterson 5 Emmons 6 Graham,J.J. 7 Piper 16 Bechler 17 Jack 18 Trego 19 Duran 20 McLean 21 Frank 22 Dalton Y JOHNSON' S SUB. WESTMOOR FIRST SUB. LOT 13 Coates BLOCK 3 14 Larson LOT 8 Moellmer 15 Haag 9 Tanner 16 Larson 10 Simmons 17 Larson 11 Gonzales 18 Lundberg 12 Muller 19 Scott 20 Larson BLOCK 4 21 Larson LOT 1 Garrelts 22 Larson 2 Petroff 23 Larson 3 Fuqua 24 McDonald 4 Nunn 25 Wikholm 5 Martensen , R.L. 26 Austin& Austin Inc. 6 Weston 27 Sartz 7 Torrez 28 Longwell 8 Moncivais 29 Larson 9 Broadview Park Church 30 Larson of God, Inc. 31 Larson 10 Sens 32 Larson 11 Smith, D. 33 Larson 12 Foose 34 Larson 35 Halldorson BLOCK 5 36 Metzger LOT 1 Schmunk 37 Trevarton 2 Rohweder 38 Fowler 3 White 39 Towns 4 Dierks 41 Harris 5 Richmond 42 Lasater 6 Walters 7 Sloan 8 Rempel 9 Bohrer 10 Tooker BLOCK 6 LOT 1 Simer B Oster >, / ` ' 7 -- --- - /' - - ,; l `_, \i :=:,--_, . 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Part of Sec. 1-10-57 S 1/2 SE 1/4 SW 1/4 Sec. 2 and N 1/2 NE 1/4 NW 1/4 Sec. 11-10-64 Walker Pit Part SW 1/4 Sec. 24-8-58 Located 1 mile North and 1/2 East±of the intersection of County Roads 88 and 131 Bashor Pit Part of Sec 18-10-61 Located along Crow Creek in Sec. 18 Hillman Agreement Sec. 32-11-59 Located at intersection of #382 and 384 then NW 1/4 Mile ± C'CI,MAD) DI•:I'rllt'I't11;M' Hi' III:id: 'II • - �' " I( !'UI,I,l1'1'lr)IJ C'l)I1'I'I'UL DI �'I:;1Utl Du � A R[CEIVtb BLitivc� :�l I:mi:.:,luil 1'� rinrL a r lA1)ERM.10 <1I32 - D- 3 w , 13 IZ- Certifies that MARTIN MARIETTA_ CEMENT1 WesternDivision, P.O.-Box 4j7 , Lyons, CO 40 has shi :n to the s:at:Is1 . cL1-c)n oL Lho Dtvi5.i.on that_ the necc:,sary pr /.4(4,res - tn for the control of Fugitive Duni pursuant_ to Ilea. No. 1, Section II.D. trF AL��-c) ,:<_ a,:, (f) Therefore, it has been granted the authority to engage in the following acti':idies: Fuclit,vu Dust I_i'i. - ;iOil Act 'vit'�_ — C'u•ilc ] ::oa ures _„s: ' Operating limestone cuarry Watering, limited access $75,000 Quarry equipment: loaders, drill __ Chemical agent _,, controlled ; total Trucks, scraper, water truck, etc. ,— Drilling & blasting, monitoring, i transportation control , located at Sections 35 and 36, Township 4N, Range 70W of the 6th P.M. in the County of Larimer, State of Colorado This permit is issued conditional that during the entire operation the _e--;ulat_c-:s --,13:-..r-'- ing opacity will be met. And also under the following conditions : 1. Applicant is to operate the quarry in accordance with but not limited to all condition specified in the original Authority to Construct , Permit to Operate and Promise to^ rforr^ (Permit No.s C10,145 and P10,251) and all provisions of Regulation No. 1, Section II.D .1 through 9. 2. Sufficient water is to be provided at the property from pipeline, truck, or other source to he used on the property so as to control fugitive dust emissions which are the direct or indirect result of any quarrying or haulage operation in connection with operation of the quarry. 3. The exposed portion of the quarry shall not exeed five (5) acres at any given time and, inclusive thereof, no more than fifteen (15) acres of the property shall have the 110,1031 7 soil exposed or disturbed at any time. �efOrt q c• t gapA�e�C�bo��® 43'A/C or P/c) Ci o_s: :'e 1.- /C10_,.145 &.P10,2.51____ /` c'Q,( �� Permit No. 1320-FD--0003_ —_-- --- Prrmi-l. Dat.cMay 25, 1975 Expiration Date June1, 1977 11ris •IermiI is revel„)l,le under tho provisions of Regulation No. 1., Section II.D.8.e. i (. n /, , ,- ( i.„-__ __L_ ..., , . _, G I) , I:,1o:) d)1rector AI'(' 4') C,--75-15) .ditional Fugitive Dust Permit Conditions Martin-Marietta Cemc Western Division Permit No. 1320-FD-( Issued May 25, 1975 4. There shall be only one major access road for ingress and egress to and from the operating area and each quarry. 5. Chemical agents, or measures equally or more effective than chemical agents, shall be used properly so as to control fugitive emissions from the overburden and reject piles and from haulage road- ways included as part of the entire operation. 6. The applicant shall retain the services of a certified meteorologist and shall follow his longrange and shortrange forecasts and instructions re- garding the best practical times for blasting and shall set its blasting schedule so as to minimize the escape of any resulting fugitive dust from the property into the northeast and southeast quadfant+s. Blasting shall be limited to the period between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. The execution of this condition is subject to the safety regula- tions and orders of the Colorado Bureau of Mines. 7. Wet drilling and sequential blasting shall be employed to reduce dust emissions. 8. Haulage equipment shall be wetted down, treated, or covered when necessary to minimize the amount of dust emitted in transit from the quarry site, and any bidding negotiations solicited by or on behalf of Martin for haulage and contracts therefor, whether expressed or implied, shall speci- fy the necessity of such wetting, treating, or covering as a condition thereof. Haulage trucks shall not follow one another closer than 300 feet. 9. The transport of limestone from the quarry to the applicant's Lyon's plant shall be via adequate and properly maintained hard surfaced public roads to control dust emissions. 10. The reclaiming of quarried land shall be completed as soon as possible following extraction of limestone deposits therefrom and according to the best practical plan and time schedule as _in reared by tkse State and in cca- pliar,ce w.th "Lard st:. _:izatIon and F . - A:i eement" dated rt2 10, 1973 by and between the State O44.Vlora4c a; _.g ;y and for g ;t s C l rect r of Natural Resources and COmalsoldoner of mines and !Ps �z, tAd ' > Amendments thereto. •- � � :� P = 11. Wind fences, berms, water or other measures of equal or greater effecti v ness shall be used to control dust emissions when high winds occur. ; 12. For a period of one year from the date hereof and thereafter during reasonable periods upon the request therefor by the State, the applicant agrees to moni- tor the property for any escaping fugitive dust, using a reasonable number of Hi-Vol samplers as,specified by the State, each to be located at freely accessible sites designated by the State. The results shall be reported to the State periodically according to its specifications and requirements. Additional Fugit;..' Dust Permit Conditions .� . t� Martin Marietta ent, Western Division • Permit No. 1320-ru-0003 h Issued May 25, 1975 I 13. Martin shall P permit inspections by the State staff personnel of the Air Pollution Control Division at all reasonable times and shall permit, with the consent of an authorized supervisor given in writing to the State and in his presence, the taking of photographs, dating and marking the time of taking of same as a part of any division report, with the under- standing that such photographs shall not constitute the basis of a charge of violation of opacity regulations; but the occasion of such inspections may result in citations for violations issued by the State. Prior to the transport of limestone from the quarry to the Lyons plant Martin shall notify the State of compliance with the construction related conditions of this and the State shall inspect the quarry for compliance with said construction related conditions. Martin agrees furtVer to abide by all other regulations hereinafter duly promulgated and adopted by the Air Pollution Control Commission. The issuance of the within authority to construct and permit to operate and the imposition of conditions as stated herein shall not relieve Martin from the effect of other laws and regula- tions, ordinance, or resolutions of applicable governing political sub- divisions and the enforcement of same. 14. Martin agrees in any contract with agents, independent contractors and employees of Martin, whether expressed or implied, to incorporate by reference in any written contract and otherwise give reasonable notice of the conditions to which these presents are subject as conditions of operation and performance hereunder. 15. If any condition or term of this authorization is held to be invalid, the remainder of the conditions and terms not so held shall continue to be effective if such remainder would then continue to conform to the terms and requirements of applicable law. AC:sks • /11 / e ( . Division Director ro Y 4 , 115 Geological Survey 34-1-302vig • t law or by rule and regulation, and prepared as a result of or based on a t4 t geologic study or on geologic data, or which contains information relating to geology, as defined in section 34-1-201 (2), and which is to he presented r to or is prepared for any state agency, political subdivision of the state, ora recognized state or local hoard or commission, shall he prepared or approved 1 by a professional geologist, as defined in section 34-1-201 (3). Source: L. 73, p 610, § I; C,R,S, 1963, § 51-3-2. " , PART 3 = . PRESERVATION OF COMMERCIAL. MINERAL. DEPOSITS 34-1-301. Legislative declaration. (1) The general assembly hereby declares that: (a) The state's commercial mineral deposits are essential to the state's I economy. ,M t (b) The populous counties of the state face a critical shortage of such r : i deposits. 1 (c) Such deposits should he extracted according to a rational plan, calcu r lated to avoid waste of such deposits and cause the least practicable disrup- tion of the ecology �`' and quality of life of the citizens of the populous counties t=' of the state. (2) The general assembly further declares that, for the reasons stated in ,' subsection (I) of this section, the regulation of commercial mineral deposits, the preservation of access to and extraction of such deposits, and the development of a rational plan for extraction of such deposits are matters of concern in the populous counties of the state It is the intention of the general assembly that the provisions of this part 3 have full force and effect ,- throughout such populous counties, including, but not limited to, the city county of Denver and any other home rule city or town within each such s populous county but shall have no application outside such populous coun- ties. Source: L. 73, p, 1046, § 1; C.R.S. 1963, § 92-36-I. 34-1-302. Definitions. As used in this part 3, unless the context otherwise requires: (I) "Commercial mineral deposit" means a natural mineral deposit of _ limestone used for construction purposes, coal, sand, gravel, and quarry aggregate, for which extraction by an extractor is or will he commercially . Y feasible and regarding which it can he demonstrated by geologic, mineralogic, or other scientific data that such deposit has significant economic or strategic %alue to the area, state, or nation, (2) "Extractor" means any individual, partnership, association, or cor- poration which extracts commercial mineral deposits for use in the business r t.,,,-,-41-. ':k of selling such deposits or for use in another business owned by the extractor or any department or division of federal, state, county, or municipal govern- ment which extracts such deposits (3) "Populous county or populous counties of the state" means any county or city and county having a population of sixty-five thousand inh,ihi- tants or more according to the latest federal decennial census. ��. Source: L. 73, p 1047, § 1, C.R,S 1963, § 92-36-2 =1, ' x . ;jr t?5' Y r L k F y r . A 34-1-303 Mineral Resources 116 34-1-303. Geological survey to make study. After July 1, 1973, the Colorado geological survey shall contract for a study of the commercial mina end deposits in the populous counties of the state in order to identify locate such deposits. Such study shall he of sand, gravel, and quarry aggre- `, gate. and shall he completed on or before July I. 1974. and shall include .`' a map or maps of the state showing such commercial mineral deposits, copies of which may he generally circulated. Any commercial mineral deposits dis- - .:1'• ... covered subsequent to July 1. 1974, may be. upon discovery, included in such x-x'' study -• -1 Source: I. 73. p. 1047, § 1. C R.S 1963. § 92-36-3. ';;,'t 34-1-304. Master plan for extraction. (1) The county planning commis- : > sion for unincorporated areas and for cities and towns having no planning commission or the planning commission for each city and county. city. or town, within each populous county of the state, shall, with the aid of the :;_`.,: maps from the study conducted pursuant to section 34-1-303, conduct a study ,� of the commercial mineral deposits located within its jurisdiction and develop a master plan for the extraction of such deposits, which plan shall consist -' of tevt and maps In developing the master plan, the planning commission shall consider. among others. the following factors: 7 (a) Any system adopted by the Colorado geological survey grading •4. commercial mineral deposits according to such factors as magnitude oft e 4� ,. deposit and time of availability for and feasibility of extraction of a deposit; .,:4-‘?:. �r. ' (h) The potential for effective multiple sequential use which would result ' �•: in the optimum benefit to the landowner, neighboring residents, and the • O„ community as a whole; �, (c) The development or preservation of land to enhance development o < r': physically attractive surroundings compatible with the surrounding area; ,,,, (d) The quality of life of the residents in and around areas which contain * '� commercial mineral deposits: (e) Other master plans of the county. city and county, city, or town; 7?";'f.` (f) Maximization of extraction of commercial mineral deposits; and (g) The ability to reclaim an area pursuant to the provisions of article 32 of this title (2) A planning commission shall cooperate with the planning commissions ' .' of contiguous areas and the land reclamation hoard created by section a, 34-32-105 in conducting the study and developing the master plan for extrac- ' tion. .^ (3) (a) A county planning commission shall certify its master plan for extraction to the hoard of county commissioners or the governing body of the city or town where the county planning commission is acting in lieu of p a city or town planning commission. A planning commission in any city and county. city, or town shall certify its master plan for extraction to the gov- 54;; erning body of such city and county, city. or town. (b) After receiving the certification of such master plan and before adop- ` tion of such plan, the board of county commissioners or governing body of a city and count}, city. or town shall hold a public hearing thereon, and at `.. .. .G. least thirty days' notice of the time and place of such hearing shall e given ' by one publication in a newspaper of general circulation in the county, city :r c - sis r-.- wds' 4a-e - ,t..-p7...7.- — r - - ., h�r tki f4AR L'e.^1,,L0',^y ., ,s ? ,k S,,,,', [ _- b r k ' - t: ,. f: qF; a.� .;J.,fi i _Y n.., t*'..f-r-Y6.1 ,,. r .r^r � f, ,! v R ..i�'t7.,. ...} ,,.., i'R-.. • ;i»: _ s 4. 117 Definitions Jurisdiction 34-1-305 1 .+rid county, city, or town. Such notice shall state the place at which the text ,Ind maps so certified may he examined. (4) The board of county commissioners or governing body of a city and 4. 7 county, city, or town may, after such public hearing, adopt the plan, revise 1 the plan with the advice of the planning commission and adopt it, or return the plan to the planning commission for further study and rehearing before adoption, but, in any case, a master plan for extraction of commercial mineral i. deposits shall he adopted for the unincorporated territory and any city and 4,,:. ' county, city. or town in each populous county of the state on or before July >= 1, 1975. Source: L. 73, p. 1047, § 1; C.R.S. 1963, § 92-36-4 Cross reference: For establishment and functions of a county planning commission. corn- t ptre§30.228-133 34-1-305. Preservation of commercial mineral deposits for extraction. (I) After July I, 1973, no board of county commissioners, governing body of any city and county, city, or town, or other governmental authority which has control over zoning shall, by zoning. rezoning. granting a variance, or other official action or inaction, permit the use of any area known to contain a commercial mineral deposit in a manner which would interfere with the present or future extraction of such deposit by an extractor _ (2) After adoption of a master plan for extraction for an area under its jurisdiction, no board of county commissioners, governing body of any city 4 .k and county, city. or town, or other governmental authority which has control • over zoning shall, by zoning, rezoning, granting a variance, or other official action or inaction, permit the use of any area containing a commercial mineral ' deposit in a manner which would interfere with the present or future extrac- " lion of such deposit by an extractor. (3) Nothing in this section shall he construed to prohibit a hoard of county commissioners, a governing body of any city and county, city, or town, or any other governmental authority which has control over zoning from zoning or rezoning land to permit a certain use, if said use does not permit erection of permanent structures upon, or otherwise permanently preclude the extrac " lion of commercial mineral deposits by an extractor from. land subject to r said use. (4) Nothing in this section shall be construed to prohibit a hoard of county • •€ commissioners, a governing body of any city and county. city, or town, or other governmental authority which has control over zoning from zoning for agricultural use, only, land not otherwise zoned on July 1, 1973. (5) Nothing in this section shall be construed to prohibit a use of zoned. `:it'. : • land permissible under the zoning governing such land on July 1, 1973. Source: L. 73, p. 1048, § I; C.R.S. 1963, § 92-36-5. ,a MINES AND MINERALS '., Coal Mines gip. t ARTICLE 20 Definitions -Jurisdiction 34.211-101 Definitions 14-20-102 Junsdfuon ..7, _r-.',..4-'7,.. ..-:',.1.,.'..'" r r —_ 31. • a A I'I'I. I c:A N I : BEST-WAY PAVIP 'I' I rI I.: : Ifl PM Dock I.:'I'1178-34 11A'I'I, . JUNE 7, 1978 It I':i11�I I:I.'I. . SUP, Open Cut MiningPermit, Gravel - -- - Pit _ N A Pi l•: � - - - - - - --- - ---- ____ ----------- __ _ADDRESS /ill- 6/Le../\,/.....P ' TR. 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C . 70,z7.40.- - - - - - - foff'-- v -A- - 6/O. - I i 'IJ _! . _ s -- --- - /., 65---- rQ;.-il___ _ ____. .../2_4__ __ -_ ---- - --- - --- -- - - ----- --/7/ Xylo, i0,I.L - fri-f e_7_ , Lo,____' / �c _ _ ,4./E.,,.// - -- rr -- 7/4 - --- -- - -- - I ' 4 - I I Pt BI.IC'.O1 I Y OTIi Pursuant to the zoning laws of the o,f Cora the Weld County t dl lo Usedo Codeand a public hearing will be held in the Chambers of the i3oard of County Commissioners of Veld County lolorado,Weld County Centennial ;enter, 915 10th Street, Greeley 'olorado,at the time,pecified All rsons in am, manner interested the Special Use Permit are guested to attend and may be ,rd g'T ALSO KNOWN that the text � b the o y Pso lanning Weld on t/2, be examined in the Office of e Clerk to the Board of County c,,..nmissioners, located in the Weld County Centennial Center, 915 10th Street, Third Floor, Greeley, Colorado Docket No 78-34 Best-Way Paving Company P O Box 820 Greeley,Colorado 80631 Date• June 7, 1978 Time• 2.00 P.M. Request• Special Use Permit Open Cut Mining Permit, Gravel Pit LEG-,L D1'.SCRIi';'TON A tract of '-17, 'nrvtori In the Northeast Quarter NE 44) of Section 2, Townshi 5 North, Range 66 West of p the Sixth Principal Meridian, Veld County, Colorado and being further de- scribed as follows Commencing at the Center Quarter Corner(Cen%Cor)of said Section 2, and considering the South Line of the Northeast Quarter (NEu4) of said Section 2 to bear South 89 degrees 55' 53" East, with all bearings herein being relative thereto. Thence South 89 degrees 55' 53" East along the South Line of the Northeast Quarter(NE14) of said Section 2,a distance of 1242 80 feet to the True Point of Beginning said Point being the Southeast Corner (SECor) of JOHNSON SUBDIVISION,.as platted and recorded in the records of Weld County, Colorado, Thence along the Easterly bound- ary line of said JOHNSON SUBDIVISION by the following two 12) bearings and distances, North 13 degrees 44' 30" Vest, 1300 19 feet; North 09 degrees 12' 16" East, 1040 61 feet to a point on the South bank of Greeley Canal No 3, Thence along the South bank of said Greeley Canal No 3 by the following nine (9) bearings and distances North 84 degrees 39' 18" East, 81 45 feet; South 89 degrees 00' 30" East, 254 37 feet, South 75 degrees 18' 29" East, 125 79 feet, South 66 degrees 09' 38" East, 380 46 feet, South 63 degrees 20' 48" East, 230 77 feet, South 49 degrees 27' 12" East, 458 03 feet, South 69 degrees 28' 12" East, 214 99 feet; South 80 degrees 30' 45" East, 112 96 feet, South 73 degrees 04' 44" East, 266 46 feet, Thence South 06 degrees 10' 17" West, along the East line of the Northeast Quarter(NE L4) of said Section 2, a distance 886 39 feet, Thence North 89 degrees 55' 53" 'West, along the North Line of an 11 540 acre tract of land, 766 69 feet, Thence South 06 degrees 10' 17" West,along the West Line of said 11 540 acre tract of land 659 36 feet to the South Line of the Northeast Quarter(NEi4) of said Section 2, Thence North 89 degrees 55' 53" West, along the South Line of the Northeast Quarter I NE14)of said Section 2,a distance of 851 81 feet to the True Point of Beginning Said tract of land contains 75 000 acre: and is subject to any Rights-of-Way or other Ease- ment, as granted or reserved by instruments of rec ord or as now existing on said tract of land THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS V ELI)COUNTY,COLORADO BY MARY ANN FEUERSTEIN WELD COUNTY CLERK AND RECORDER AND CLERK TO THE BOARD BY Jeannette Ordway,Deputy DATED May 1, 1978 PI HI !vt.cv 4 1978 and Ma} 25 197,8 in th, John',tin,n Brae la-s,,1 78 81( I,rk iu lid a -51 r� E , ° N cn cn ro -5 fD �ry , tv N -D co cam+ N I V1 CL r° n cn m CD N \ - s_I\ -D n r\ '\ -5 VI o_o �.'\ rD O k c- n 1 I rD n aCT CD = ti" , f).I' C V C J• Y rmmr C J SL O , I._ + n c CD I LI +. 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