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Home My WebLink About20182810.tiffUSE BY SPECIAL REVIEW (U R) APPLICATION DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING SERVICES * 1555 N. 17TH AVENUE * GREELEY, CO 80631 ww ,weldgov.00m * 970-400-6100 * FAX 970-304-6498 FOR PLANNING DEPARTMENT USE: AMOUNT $ APPLICATION RECEIVED ED BY DATE RECEIVED; CASE #ASSIGNED: PLANNER ASSIGNED_ *MOTHER Parcel Number' 0 5 4 5 _ 2 5_ 0 _ 0 0_ 0 0 8 Address of site: *Parcel number needs updating as soon as issued Legal Description: East 1/2 of SEIM. of Zone District: AG Acreage: 80 FEE O NER(S OF THE PROPERTY: Name: Andrew Perdue Company: Outrigger DJ Operating, LLC Phone #: 720-361-2580 (*A 12 digit number on Tax I.D. information, obtainable at www,weldgov,com). Section: 25 Township: 8 N Range: 62 IN Floodplain: la i m '' ! eological Hazard: Yas1 Airport Overlay: YON Email: aperdue@outriggerenergy.com Street Address: 1200 Seventeenth Street, Suite 900 City/State/Zip Code: Name: Trent Taylor Denver, CO 80202. Company: Outrigger DJ Operating, LLC Phone #: 720-361-2575 Email: ttaylor@outriggerenergy.com Street Address: 1200 Seventeenth Street, Suite 900 City/State/Zip Code: Name: Denver, CO 80202 Company: Phone #: Street Address: City/State/Zip Code: Email: APPLICANT OR AUTHORIZED AGENT: (See below: Authorization must accompany all applications signed by Authorized Agents) Name: Tammy Zimbelman Company: ZAP Engineering Phone #: 303-656-4806 Email: zimbelmant@zapecs.com Street Address: 333 S. Allison Pkwy, suite 100, Lakewood, CO 80226 City/State/Zip Code: PROPOSED USE: Cryogenic Gas Processing Plant and all associated equipment and buildings, including 160' communications tower, temporary Construction trailers and cargo containers, laydown yard, detention pond, eta Please see attached documentation I (We) hereby depose and state under penalties of perjury that all statements, proposals, and/or plans submitted with or contained within the application are true and correct to the best of my (our)knowledge, Signatures of all fee owners of property must sign this application. If an Authorized Agent signs, a letter of authorization from all fee owners must be included with the application. If a corporation is the fee owner, notarized evidence must be included indicating that the signatory has to legal au t Drily tosign to./ the corporation, ( Signature: Owner or Authorized Agent Andrew Perdue Print Name ate reile--W49 c51/Wise Signature: Owner or Authorized Agent Date TammyZirnbelman Print Name Rev 4/2016 DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING AND BUILDING DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENT 1555 NORTH 17TH AVENUE GREELEY, Co 80631 AUTHORIZATION FORM FOR BUILDING, PLANNING AND HEALTH DEPARTMENT PERMITS AND SERVICES I ONOOutriggerDJ Operating LLB give ��.�p�� to amZimbe irnan (Owner a please print) (Applicant/Agent me please print) to apply for any Planning, Building or Health Deportment permits or services on our behalf, for the property located at.: East 1/2 of SE1/4 S25T8N,F ' East 1/2 ofSEl/4 25 Legal Description: of Section , Township 8 Subdivision Name: N/A Property Owners Information: Phone; 720-361-2580 Applicant/Agent Contact Information: hone: 303-656-6480 Email correspondence to be sent to: N Range -62 Vid (Lot Block -mail: aperdue@outriggerenergy.com .zimbelmant@zapecs.com Owner Applicant/Agent Roth_ Postal service correspondence ondence to be sent to: (choose only one) Owner X. Additional Info: Applicant/Agent Owner Signature: - Date: Owner Signature: _ Date: USE BY SPECIAL REVIEW (USR) QUESTIONNAIRE Outrigger DJ Operating LLC Planning Questions: 1. Explain, in detail, the proposed use of the property. This property will be used for the purpose of a 60 Ill MSCFD cryogenic gas processing plant to support existing and future development of mineral resources in the area. Gas from nearby wells will be treated and cooled on site and NCL's will be removed via an existing pipeline already located within the site boundary. Along with the plant and associated buildings and facilties, the proposed use includes a 160 -foot communications tower, temporary (during construction) cargo containers, construction trailers, and construction laydown areas on site. 2. Explain how this proposal is consistent with the intent of the Weld County Code, Chapter 22 of the Comprehensive Plan. This proposal supports the Economic Development goals and policies outlined in Sec 22-6-20 and the agricultural private property rights covered in 22-2-10 while simultaneously complying with the goals and policies set forth regarding Natural Resources in Sec 22-5-100. The buffer of land surrounding the plant is designed to minimize the impact of incompatibilities that occur between the natural site features and surrounding properties per Section 22-2-100 E while acceding to the County's desire to promote the safety of all citizens and structures, Section 22-5-100 B. The County does recognize individual property owner's rights to request a land use change per Section 22-2-20 G., stating that such development should be supported and Outrigger is attempting to be compatible with the region as stated in the same Section. Outrigger will ensure that adequate services and facilities are currently available or reasonably obtainable to accommodate the requested new land use change for more intensive development per Section 22-2-20 H. Outrigger has and will continue to communicate with surrounding property owners per Section 22-2-20 1.5 3. Explain how this proposal is consistent with the intent of the Weld County Code, Chapter 23 (Zoning) and the zone district in which it is located Section 23-3-40 states that agricultural land may be used, with permit, for oil and gas facilities, support and services. This site is consistent with stated intent (23-3-40 A.2) as well as A.7 regarding transloading. Will permit cargo containers, 23 -3 -4O -BB. 4. Describe what type of land uses surround the site. Explain how the proposed use is consistent and compatible with surrounding land uses. The areas surrounding the site have agricultural land use as well as oil and gas exploration and development. The site is designed with minimal impact and footprint to the surrounding area with plenty of buffer on all sides of the plant. The facility is designed to support the reasonable and orderly exploration and development of mineral resources occurring in the area. S. What are the hours and days of operation? The plant will be running 24/7 with operators on site every day, 7am to 5pm. List the number of full-time and/or part time employees proposed to work at this site. There will be two full time employees and up to three part-time employees 7. If shift work is proposed include the number of employees per shift. N/A S. List the number of people who will use this site. Include contractors, truck drivers, customers, volunteers, etc. REV 2 5/17/18 USE BY SPECIAL REVIEW (USR) QUESTIONNAIRE Outrigger DJ Operating LLC During construction it could vary between 20 -40 people. These will include construction workers, managers, safety personnel, truck delivery drivers, inspectors After construction it will be about five to seven people; two full time a operators, one to two truck drivers, one or two maintenance, one or two site managers If this is a dairy, livestock confinement operation, kennel, etc. list the number and type of animal. N/A 10. Describe the type of lot surface and the square footage of each type. (e.g. asphalt, gravel, landscaping, dirt, grass, buildings) Gravel - 750,000 square ft Buildings and skids - 20,000 square ft Natural grass - 60 acres Dirt 40,000 square ft 11. How many parking spaces are proposed? How many handicapped (ADA) parking spaces are proposed? Four parking spaces Handicapped parking will be provided per County requirements 12. Explain the existing and proposed landscaping for the site The existing site is natural grasses with no improvements or farming. The site is in a remote, arid region See pictures The proposed plant will be graveled with natural grasses remaining outside the fenced area. No additional landscaping will be implemented due to the arid nature of the area. 13. Describe the type of fence proposed for the site. A 6 -foot chain link fence is proposed with a manual gate for access to the site. 14. Describe the proposed screening for all parking and outdoor storage areas At this time, there is no screening plan for this site. There are no houses within a 125 mile radius of the site and CR 85 is unmaintained and therefore untraveled. 15. Explain any proposed reclamation procedures when termination of the Use by Special Review activity occurs. When this site is no longer in use as a gas plant, it will be returned to its natural native grasses, the drainage pond will be emptied and back -filled. 16. Who will provide fire protection to the site? The Briggsdale volunteer fire department, 970-656-3503. They have been sent notification along with outrigger contact information and have acknowledged notification. They will be sent appropriate emergency info with muster areas and access points before the plant is brought on ine, per their request. (Please see attached Emergency Action Plan.) 17. Lust all proposed on -site and off -site improvements associated with the use (e.g. landscaping, fencing,. buildings, drainage, turn lanes, etc.) and a timeline of when you will have each one of the improvements completed. Landscaping, as discussed under #12, will be gravel and dirt inside the fence and natural grasses, as common to the area, outside the fence. Surrounding property owners will be notified of the planned site including the natural grass landscaping. The plant will be fenced with a 6' high chain link fence with barbed wire on top. There will be two to three manually operated gates for vehicle access. The fence will be installed after grading is complete, hopefully mid -September. Screening is not planned as there are no houses with 1.25 REV 2 5/17/18 USE BY SPECIAL REVIEW (USR) QUESTIONNAIRE Outrigger DJ Operating LLC mile radius of the site and CR 85 is an unmaintained road. Surrounding property owners will be n otified that no screening is planned for this site. Proposed Structures: (1) 12'x60' prefabricated PDC building, (1) 6'x8'prefabricated meter houses, (1) 15' x 8' pre -fabricated meter control building (1) 45'x60' office/shop, (1) 120' x 60' metal compressor building. Buildings won't be started until permitting, grading, foundation permitting, and foundation work is complete. All buildings planned to be complete by 2/2019. The site grading will include a detention pond. The detention pond is described at length in the drainage plan. It is shown on the plot plan and designated as a "No Build/No Storage Area". County Road 85, an unmaintained county road, will be improved from Hwy 14 south to the e ntrance of the plant. This distance is approximately 2980'. CR 85 will be improved along the section line in the recorded road ROW. Location of planned lights are shown on the plot plan. All lights will be mounted on pipe rack or buildings with the exception of one light pole being located by the truck loading area. Lights will n ot overly illuminate large areas and will be directed at 90 degrees to the natural ground plane. Lighting will comply with Weld County dark sky standards. Additionally, Outrigger will address any concerns received from surrounding property owners who are notified of the site plans. Outrigger has taken into consideration noise concerns in the planning of this site. All process equipment is a minimum of 500' from property lines. Reciprocating compressors will be in buildings and will have hospital -grade mufflers. Valves with noise levels above 70 dBs will be insulated. Outrigger has developed a communication plan to communicate with surrounding property owners as well as the local fire department. (Please see attached letter sent to surrounding property owners.) Improvements will begin when appropriate permitting approval is received. Engineering Questions: 1. Describe how many roundtrips/day are expected for each vehicle type: (During normal plant operations) Passenger cars/ pickups: 6 RT per day Tandem trucks: 1 RT per day Semi-trucks/trailers: 1 RT per day RVs: 0 PLEASE NOTE: During construction on any given day 20 — 30 RT could occur from the various vehicle types 2. Describe the expected travel routes for the site. Access to/from the site will be from Highway 14 turning south on CR 85. 3. Describe the travel distribution along the routes. Approximately 90% of the traffic will be heading east on Hwy 14 turning south onto CR 85. Some traffic may be heading west on Hwy 14 and turning south onto CR 85. 4. Describe the time of day that you expect the highest traffic volume from above. 6:30 -7:30 a.m. and 4:30 — 5:30 p.m. 5. Describe where the access to the site is planned. REV 2 5/17/18 USE BY SPECIAL REVIEW (USR) QUESTIONNAIRE Outrigger DJ Operating LLC One access road is planned on the east side of the property approximately 2900' south of Highway 14. 6. Drainage Design: Detention pond summarized in a drainage report is required unless the project falls under an exception to stormwater detention requirements per code section 23-12-30 F 1. A.) Does your site qualify for an exception to stormwater detention? NO B.) Does your site require a stormwater detention pond? YES, a drainage report will be provided according to Weld County standards. Environmental Health Questions: 1. What is the drinking water source on the property? The drinking water will be delivered weekly during construction. A well permit has been applied for and approved with the State. The well permit number is 309340. When construction is complete, well water will be the source of drinking water. 2. What type of sewage disposal system is on the property? Currently there is none. Port -a toilets will be provided per OSHA standards. A septic system will be permitted and installed when the office building is being constructed. It will be designed by an engineer and will be inspected before the office is in use. 3. If storage or warehousing is proposed, what type of items will be stored? Temporary storage of slop water to be trucked off site for disposal Temporary storage of NGL to be trucked off site or sent to a nearby pipeline 4. Describe where and how storage and/or stockpile of wastes, chemicals, and/or petroleum will occur on this site As stated above and reference site plot plan for location of storage tanks. 5. If there will be fuel storage on site indicate the gallons and the secondary containment. State the number of tanks and gallons per tank. There will be no fuel storage on site. 6. If there will be washing of vehicles or equipment on site indicate how the wash water will be contained. No vehicle washing is planned 7. If there will be floor drains indicate how the fluids will be contained. Floor drains in the control building will be routed to a containment that will be evacuated as needed and trucked off site to approved disposal location. Indicate if there will be any air emissions. (e.g. painting, oil storage, etc.) Air permits have been applied for with the State 9. Provide a design and operations plan if applicable (e.g. composting, landfills, etc.) N/A 10. Provide a nuisance management plan if applicable (e.g. dairies, feedlots, etc.) N/A 11. Additional information may be requested depending on type of land use requested. NOTE: Outrigger will use water trucks to mitigate fugitive dust if/when needed. Building Questions: REV 2 5/17/18 USE BY SPECIAL REVIEW (USR) QUESTIONNAIRE Outrigger DJ Operating LLC .. List the type, size (square footage), and number of existing and proposed structures. Existing Structures— NONE Proposed Structures: (1) 12'x60' prefabricated PDC building, (1) 6'x8'prefabricated meter houses, (1) 15' x 8' prefabricated meter control building (1) 4,55(60/ office/ hop, (1) 120' x 60' metal compressor building Reference provided site plot plan 2. Explain how the existing structures will be used for this USR? N/A List the proposed use(s) of each structure. The PDC building will be used to house the electrical equipment, computers, etc. to run the plant The meter houses are to protect sensitive metering/monitoring equipment The office/ shop will be used to provide offices for employees, a place to hold meetings, and to do light equipment maintenance as required. The compressor building will be used to house three compressors and utility water and oil See provided maps to locate structures, parking, public roads, access points, and property boundary. REV 2 5/17/18 STATEMENT OF AUTHORITY (FOR A TRUST OR CORPORATE ENTITY) etc". This Statement of Authority relates to an entity named: Outrigger DJ Operating LLC The type of entity is a Limited Liability Company The entity is formed under the law of Delaware • . (Trust, corporation, (state), The mailing address for the entity is: 1200 17th Street., Suite 900, Denver, Co 80202 The name and position of each person authorized to execute instruments conveying, eneunlbcring; or, otherwise affecting title to real property on behalf or the entity is: Andrew Perdue,_Authhorized Agent. Cody Kerrigan. Authorized Agent Trent Taylor. Authorized Agent This Statement of Authority is executed on behalf of the entity pursuant to the provisions of Colorado Revised Statute Section 38-30-172(2). Executed this day of "'aid STATE OF COUNTYOF 102,41 4 ss. , 20 it Title: The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before nie this, T a 20N b ,6 Witness my hand and official seal. My Commission Expires: i:res: 2.4/ . (Lc) day of kelOwta Locic Notary Public DONNA BARLOW BEES Notary Public - State of Colorado Notary ID 20174018050 My Commission Expires ires Apr 26, 2021 Weld County Public Works Department 1111 H Streets PO Box 758 Greeley, Co 80632 Phone: 970-304-6496 Fax 970-304-6497 RIGHT-OF-WAY USE APPLICATION Applicant information: Business name: Outrigger Di Operating LLC Co �ltact na�m;e:, Andrew Perdue Address: 1200 Seventeenth, Street City: Denver State; CO PO Box: zip: 80202 Phone:720►-361-2580 Fax; -mail: aperdue Joutriggerenergy!com Permit type: Standard Annual Project name: Makena Gas Plant Location: WOK 85 between Hwy 14 Contractor information: Business name: Contact name: Contact phone: (office) (cell) Contact e-mail; USR# (if appiicable): Irs progress and CR Address: Subdivision: Impacted surface (check all that apply): Asphalt/Concrete Gravel d _ Treated Gravel Type of Use: ❑ communications `❑ Electrical L) as it ❑ Water service ❑ Irrigation O Storm water ❑'ivlisc Classification of Work (check all that apply: • Abandoniment ❑ Misc,. occupation • Maintenance 0 Culvert installation • NeW Service O Overhead installation IY� Planned Restoration (check all that apply): • Asphalt (HA) ❑ Concrete ❑ Flow fill ❑ Structural fill EU Road base F Surface Gravel ❑ Fugitive dust chemical ❑ Native material ❑ Relocation !3 Road improvements ❑ Underground installation ❑ Compaction testing Reseeding ❑ Mulching East 1/.2 of SE 1/4 of Legal (Sec, Twn/Rng): 525- T8 N.-Rh2W Cl Outside roadway ID Other Sanitary sewer ❑ Potholing ❑ Tree trimming ❑ Surveying Other Acccess to plant ❑ Erosion Control ❑ Other Use and/or construction detail (include use, size, diameter, and composition of pipe, conduit, line etc.): Outrigger DJ Operating LL woutd like to improve CR 85 (an unmaintained county road) south of Highway A,. in order to access their property. Submittals: required ❑ tree Schedule ❑ *Traffic control plan ❑ *Sketc h/d rawi ngs of work ❑ *Certificate of Insurance ❑ HIM mix design ❑ Flow fill mix design ❑ Road base gradation/classification Requested Start date:. End date: Does project disturb more than one acre? No Comments; Yes Weekend hours requested: Yes if yes, CDPHE permit # El Reseeding mix El Other Page 1 of 8 TRAFFIC NARRATIVE USR APPLICATION REQUIREMENT- P RE -APP #18-0113 MAKENA GAS PLANT — LOCATED IN THE EAST % OF SE X OF 525, T8N, R62W Isla kena Gas Plant will be located on the west side of CR 5 about a half mile south of Hwy 14. Currently► CR 85 is an unmaintained county road. Outrigger Energy plans to improve CR 85 for access to its site. All traffic into/out of the plant will be from Hwy 14. Approximately 90% of the traffic will be heading east on Hwy 14, turning south onto CR 85. The remaining will be traveling west on Hwy 14, turning south onto CR 85. During construction round trips could be as high as 30/day. Once construction is complete, the expected volume of traffic is approximately 6 - 8 vehicle round trips per day. The anticipated highest volume of traffic will be in the morning from 6:30— 7:30 a.m. and in the evening from 4:30 — 5:30 p.m. FOR COMMERCIAL SITES, PLEASE COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION BUSINESS EMERGENCY INFORMATION: Business Name: Makena Gas Plant Phone: Address: East 1/2 of SE 1/4 S25, T8N, R62W City, ST, zip: [4.5 miles east of Briggsdale 80611 ] Business Owner: Outrigger DJ Operating LLC Phone: 720-368-7312 Home Address: 1200 17th Street, Suite 900 City, ST, Zip: Denver, CO 80202 List three persons in the order to be called in the event of an emergency: NAME Andrew Perdue TITLE ADDRESS Sr Project Manager 1200 17th Street, Suite 900 PHONE 720-361-2580 Trent Taylor Manager of Land Development 1200 17th Street, Suite 900 720-361-2575 Grant Burchell SVP, Engineering & Operations 1200 17th Street, Suite 900 720-361-2589 Business Hours: under construction Days: Monday - Saturday Type of Alarm: /I None Burglar Holdup Fire Name and address of Alarm Company: Location of Safe: N/A Silent Audible ********************************************************************************************************************************* MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION: Number of entry/exit doors in this building: NSA Location(s): Is alcohol stored in building? N/A Location(s): Are drugs stored in building? N/A Location(s): Are weapons stored in building? N/A Location(s): The following programs are offered as a public service of the Weld County Sheriffs Office. Please indicate the programs of interest. Physical Security Check l Crime Prevention Presentation UTILITY SHUT OFF LOCATIONS: Main Electrical: None currently Gas Shut Off: None currently Exterior Water Shutoff: None currently Interior Water Shutoff: None currently EMERGENCY ACTION PLAN OUTRIGGER Di OPERATING LLC / MAKENA GAS PLANT 720-361-2580 MAY 7, 2018 'IAKENA GAS PLANT — East 14 of SE 1525 T8N R62W Emergency Action Plan OUTRIGGER ENERGY Topic: Emergency Planning & Response Rev. No.: 0 Date: 07 May -2018 Page 1 of 2 FACILITY OVERVIEW The Makena Gas Plant is a 60 MMSCFD SCFD cryogenic gas processing facility. Incoming gas and liquids are separated in the high pressure slug catcher, sitting on the west side of the facility. The liquids are stabilized and stored on -site in a 60,000 gallon NGL storage tank, before being pumped into the Y -grade OPPL pipeline on -site. The gas is routed to an amine treater, and then a cryogenic processing package, which cools the gas, then distills the stream to separate the gas into a pipeline quality gas and Y -grade pipeline quality liquids. The DeMethanizer is the distillation column used to separate the product liquids and gas. The liquids are routed to the Y -grade OPPL pipeline on -site. The product gas is routed to the Cheyenne Plains Gas Pipeline off -site. Water and carbon dioxide are removed from the incoming gas stream as waste. Water removed during the process is sent to a tank, and trucked off -site for disposal. Carbon dioxide removed from the gas stream is sent to a thermal oxidizer to ensure full combustion of the waste gases before venting. Flammable gases and liquified -petroleum -gases (LPGs) are the primary chemical hazards associated with the plant. 1. 2. 3. Outrigger DJ Operating LLC - Makena Gas Plant Location: East % of SE 'A S25, TSN, R62W; GPS Coordinates: Latitude: 40°37'54.41"N, Longitude: 104°15'34.38"W Emergency Telephone Numbers: *CALL 911 in case of emergency 3.1. Facility Primary, Andrew Perdue 3.2. Facility Secondary, Trent Taylor 3.3. Alternate, Grant Burchell Fire District: Briggsdale Fire Department Ambulance Service: North Colorado Medical Center: 4. Agency Notification Non -Emergency 4.1. Briggsdale Fire Department 4.2. Law Enforcement — Sheriff 4.3. Colorado State Patrol 720-361-2580 720-361-2575 720-361-2589 Cell: 720-244-0456 Cell: 469-387-4014 Cell: 303-941-4435 970-656-3503 970-663-6025 Thompson Valley EMS 970-810-4121 970-656-3503 970-356-4015 970-506-4999 1 Emergency Action Plan OUTRIGGER / ENERGY / Topic: Emergency Planning & Response Rev, No,: 0 Date: 07 May -2018 Page 2 of 2 5. Surrounding Occupancies & Land Use — parcel is surrounded by farm land and natural grasses, there is an unmanned well pad site approximately a Y mile north 6. Personal Protective Equipment Available — When the facility is operational, all personnel on site will be required to wear hard hats, FR clothing, steel toed boots, and eye protection. Hearing protection will be required in certain areas. There will be an eye wash station and a place to shower. Location of Emergency Equipment & Supplies — Fire extinguishers will be placed strategically throughout the site, buildings will have gas detection and fire eyes, a first aid kit will be in the office. 8. Location & Types of Water Supplies a A commercial well is being permitted but currently bottled water is the only source of water supply. 9. Transportation Routes — Access to the site will be from the north, Hwy 14, turning south from Hwy 14 onto CR 85. 10. Action Items and Response 10.1. Large Liquid Release — The emergency response to a spill of one of these liquids would be to first stop the flow if possible. Try to control the liquids which were spilled such as using dirt to dike the area in front of the spill. If the spill is condensate or LPG do not do anything which might cause a spark. Use pumps or a vacuum truck to remove as much liquid as possible. Remediate the soil assoon as possible to prevent the liquids from going any deeper in the soil. In case of exposure to any of these liquids see the proper Safety Data Sheet (SDS) for health effects and emergency procedures. Safety Data Sheets (SDS) for all materials located in the Facility can be found in the SDS manual/ located at the Outrigger Energy Makena Gas Plant Office 10.2. Large Gas Release - For large gas releases not associated with normal operations, call 911, isolate the area in question and blow down the pressure. Record all details pertaining to the incident. Notifications should proceed as in any other emergency. 10.3. Fire At the scene of a fire, Outrigger Energy employee shall take every corrective action necessary to protect life first and then property from danger. The employee shall access the danger to public, surrounding building occupants, and property by use of visual observance, leak detectors, pressure gauges, etc. Call 911. Evacuate or assist all persons to safety. Blockade area if necessary and maintain communication with fire, police and other public officials that are on the scene. 11. Coordination with First Responder Agencies: When at the scene of an emergency, the most senior Outrigger Energy representative shall develop a tentative course of action. Actions should be directed toward protecting people first, then property. First responders at the scene will want to help Outrigger Energy personnel in coping with the situation they are in. However, during all circumstances, first responders are to remain outside of the facility limits until approved to enter by an Outrigger supervisor on scene. 12. Safety and Training Review: Outrigger employees are trained for emergency response upon hiring and annually thereafter. Outrigger will conduct annual emergency shutdown tests at the Makena Gas Plant. 2 April 16, 2018 Trent Taylor Outrigger DJ Operating, LLC 1200 Seventeenth Street, suite 900 Denver, CO 80202 RE: Desktop Environmental and Cultural Review, Vacant Land, Weld County, CO INTRODUCTION Outrigger DJ Operating, LLC (Outrigger) is proposing to construct and operate an approximately 80 -acre parcel of privately owned land in the southeast 114 of section 25, township 8 north, range 62 west in Weld County, Colorado, hereafter referred to as the proposed Project (Attachment A, Figure 1). The proposed Project occurs approximately 3 miles east of the city of Briggsdale and approximately 0.5 mile south of the intersection of State Highway 14 and County Road 85. The purpose of this desktop analysis is to evaluate the proposed Project for environmental constraints pertaining to the U.S. Clean Water Act Sections 401/404, Endangered Species Act, Migratory Bird Treaty Act, Bald and Golden Eagle Protection Act, Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) guidelines, Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission (COGCC) rules, and National Historic Preservation Act, and to discuss any regulatory permitting that may be warranted. PROJECT SETTING The proposed Project setting was reviewed to aid in determination of natural and cultural resources constraints. A brief summary of existing site conditions is provided below. Topography Elevation of the proposed Project ranges from 4,982 feet above mean sea level (msl) near the proposed Project's southwestern extent to 5,023 feet above msl near the proposed Project's north central boundary. The topography of the proposed Project gently slopes downward traversing from the northeast to the southwest (Attachment A, Figure 2). Hydrology The proposed Project is located in the Bidwell Lake -Crow Creek (101000090503) and Greasewood Lake -East Greasewood Flats (101900031003) subwatersheds, which are located within the South Platte (101900) watershed (EPA 2018). Aerial imagery, United States Geological Survey (USGS) topographic maps, USGS National Hydrography Data (NHD), and the National Wetlands Inventory (NWI) database (USFWS 2018a) indicate that there are no USGS blue -lines, NWI wetlands, or ponds intersected by the proposed Project. Vegetation According to the National Land Cover Database (NLCD), the proposed Project intersects one vegetative class — Cultivated Cropland (Homer et al. 2015). Cultivated Cropland is described as areas used for the production of annual crops including corn, soybeans, vegetables, tobacco, cotton, and perennial woody crops such as orchards and vineyards. Crop vegetation accounts for Outrigger DJ Operating, LLC 80 -acre Property, Weld County, CO April 2018 Page 2 greater than 20 percent of the total vegetation within this class and all land being actively tilled is also included in this designation (Homer et al. 2015). Soils Two soil units are intersected by the proposed Project. Table I lists the soil units within the proposed Project area (NRCS 2017). Table 1 t Soils within the Proposed Project Area Map Symbol Unit Map Unit Name Acres Corridor in % of Corridor Weld County Soils 54 Platner loam, 0 to 3 percent slopes 13.7 16.9% 55 Renohill fine sandy loam, 0 to 6 percent slopes 67.6 83.1% Total 81.4 100.0% There are no hydric soil units within the proposed Project area in Weld County (NRCS 2018). Hydric soils are defined as soils that formed under conditions of saturation, flooding, or ponding long enough during the growing season to develop anaerobic conditions in the upper part. WATERS OF THE U.S. Under Section 404 of the Clean Water Act, the USAGE has the authority to permit the discharge of dredged or fill material into waters of the U.S. The term "waters of the U.S." is defined under the Clean Water Act as: • All waters which are currently used, or were used in the past, or may be susceptible to use in interstate or foreign commerce, including all waters which are subject to the ebb and flow of the tide; • All interstate waters including interstate wetlands; All impoundments of waters otherwise defined as waters of the U.S. under the definition; All other waters such as intrastate lakes, rivers, streams (including intermittent streams), mudflats, sandflats, wetlands, sloughs, prairie potholes, wet meadows, playa lakes, or natural ponds, the use, degradation or destruction of which could affect interstate or foreign commerce including any such waters: (i) which are or could be used by interstate or foreign travelers for recreational or other purposes; or (ii) from which fish or shellfish are or could be taken and sold in interstate or foreign commerce; or (iii) which are used or could be used for industrial purpose by industries in interstate commerce; and • The territorial seas. In 2006, Rapanos w. United States clarified that waters of the U.S. are also defined as: Traditional Navigable Waters (TNW) and their adjacent wetlands; non -navigable tributaries of TNWs that are relatively permanent; and wetlands that directly abut such tributaries. In addition, the Rapanos plurality decision clarified that the USAGE asserts jurisdiction over every water body that is not a relatively permanent water (RPW) if that water body is determined to have a significant nexus with a TNW. A significant nexus exists if the tributary, in combinations with all of its adjacent wetlands, has more than a speculative or an insubstantial effect on the chemical, physical, or biological integrity of a TNW. Outrigger DJ Operating, LLC 80 -acre Property, Weld County, CO April 2018 Page 3 The limit of USACE jurisdiction for non -tidal waters of the U.S. in the absence of adjacent wetlands is the ordinary high water mark (OHWM). "Ordinary high water mark" is defined by USACE documentation as that line on the shore established by the fluctuations of water and indicated by physical characteristics such as clear, natural line impressed on the bank, shelving, changes in the character of soil, destruction of terrestrial vegetation, the presence of litter and debris, or other appropriate means that consider the characteristics of the surrounding areas. Wetlands are defined as those areas that are inundated or saturated by surface or ground water at a frequency and duration sufficient to support, and that under normal circumstances do support, a prevalence of vegetation typically adapted for life in saturated soil conditions (USAGE 1987). To be considered a wetland, an area must have: (1) a prevalence of hydrophytic vegetation, (2) hydric soils, and (3) appropriate wetland hydrology. The feature must have a hydric connection or significant nexus to a waters of the U.S. in order to be considered jurisdictional under Section 404. Certain geographic features are generally not considered waters of the U.S. by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and USACE. These geographic features include swales, erosional features, and small washes characterized by low volume, infrequent and short duration flow; ditches draining wholly uplands and that do not carry a relatively, permanent flow of water; and upland transporting of overland flow generated from precipitation. In addition, isolated features that do not have a significant nexus or connection to a water of the U.S. are not considered waters of the U.S. and are not federally regulated. n May 27, 2015, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the USACE announced a final rule, the "2015 Rule," redefining the scope of waters protected under the CWA. According to the agencies, the new rule revised the definition of waters of the U.S. to be consistent with the CWA, legal rulings, the agencies' expertise and experience, and science concerning the interconnectedness of tributaries, wetlands, and other waters and effects of these connections on the chemical, physical, and biological integrity of downstream waters. The rule became effective on August 28, 2015. However, on October 9, 2015, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit stayed the Clean Water Rule nationwide pending further action of the court. In response, the EPA and USAGE resumed the use nationwide of the agencies' prior regulations defining waters of the U.S. An amendment published on February 6, 2018 added an applicability date for the 2015 Rule in order to maintain the status quo, providing continuity and regulatory certainty while the EPA and USAGE consider possible revisions. The applicability date for the 2015 Rule is February 6, 2020. Section 404 of the Clean Water Act Based on aerial imagery, USGS topographic maps, USGS NHD, and NWI database, potential waters of the U.S. are not located within the proposed Project area. Therefore, the proposed Project is not subject to Section 404 and coordination or permitting with the USACE is not warranted. No further action is recommended. FEDERALLY LISTED THREATENED AND ENDANGERED SPECIES The United States Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) has authority under the Endangered Species Act (ESA) to list and monitor the status of species whose populations are considered imperiled. Species listed as threatened or endangered by the USFWS are provided full protection under the ESA including a prohibition of indirect "take." The term "take" means to harass, harm, Outrigger DJ Operating, LLC 80 -acre Property, Weld County, CO April 2018 Page 4 pursue, hunt, shoot, wound, kill, trap, capture, or collect, or to attempt to engage in any such conduct with regards to a federally -endangered species. According to the USFWS Information, Planning, and Conservation System (IPaC), 9 federally listed species should be considered in an effects analysis for the proposed Project: Preble's meadow jumping mouse (Zapus hudsonius preblei), least tern (Sterna antillarum), Mexican spotted owl (Strix occidentalis lucida), piping plover (Charadrius melodus), whooping crane (Grus americana), pallid sturgeon (Scaphirhynchus albus), Colorado butterfly plant (Laura neomexicana var. coloradensis), Ute ladies' -tresses (Spiranthes diluvialis), and western prairie fringed orchid (Platanthera praeclara) (USFWS 2018b). While the bald eagle (Haliaeetus leucocephalus) has been delisted due to recovery, this species is still protected under the Bald and Golden Eagle Protection Act. This species is found primarily near rivers and large lakes and nests in tall trees or on cliffs near water (USFWS 2007). Based on aerial imagery, habitat for the bald eagle, such as forested areas with large enough trees to support nesting or perching, does not appear to be located in the vicinity of the proposed Project alignment; therefore, this species is not likely to be encountered during construction. Table 2: Federally Listed Species Reviewed for the Proposed Project S ecies p Federal Status Habitat Species proposed likely to occur in Project area? Mammals Typically inhabits heavily vegetated stream side riparian habitats with adjacent grassland cover in southeastern Wyoming, southward along the eastern edge of the Front Range foothills south Highly unlikely; while the to Colorado Springs in El Paso proposed Project occurs within County, Colorado (USFWS the overall species range (CPW 2014a). Grassy uplands at least 2016), the nearest known as far out as 100 meters beyond occupied occurrence is over 30 Preble's meadow the 100 -year floodplain utilized. Associated are also with miles 2018). to the The southwest proposed (CDW Project jumping (Zapus mouse hudsonius T indigenous g and introduced area is heavily disturbed with reblei psuch matureldense/tall as little bluestem grass species and cheat ongoing Additionally, agricultural operations. there are no grass. According to the federal adjacent wetlands or tributaries listing, this species is not found in that could be utilized as travel highly disturbed areas, corridors to move between more landscaped and maintained suitable habitats. lawns, irrigation ditches with no vegetation, channels where water is diverted underground, or sites that are maintained as cropland (USFWS 1998). Outrigger DJ Operating, LLC 80 -acre Property, Weld County, CO April 2018 Pages Species p Federal Status Habitat Species proposed likely Project to occur in area? Birds least (Sterna tern antillarum) E Nests within or beaches, plants,gravel (USFWS along sand braided man-made wastewater 1985). streams structures and mines, gravel and (inland treatment bars rivers etc. ) No; sand within there and the are gravel proposed no streams along the Project with shore area. Primarily nesting in closed -canopy forests or rocky canyons, the Mexican spotted owl appears to prefer cooler microclimates (USFWS 2013). The forests utilized by this species for roosting and nesting frequently contain Mexican spotted owl (Strix occidentalis T mature complex uneven or structure, -aged, old -growth multistoried, are stands typically with and No; there or canyons are no y within coniferous the proposed trees lucida) have high canopy Y closure Project area. (USFWS 2013). All records of the Mexican spotted owl in Colorado are from the San Juan Mountains in southwestern Colorado and from the Front Range as far north as the vicinity of Denver (USFWS 1993). Inhabits wide, sparsely vegetated sand or gravel beaches adjacent piping plover to vast alkali lakes or rivers (Haig No; barren sand or gravel (Charadrius T 1992). They can also utilize beaches are absent from the melodus) washed-out hillside beaches on proposed Project area. smaller semi -permanent alkali wetlands. Resting while migrating, whooping cranes roost standing in the shallow water of marshes, flooded crop fields, artificial ponds, whooping crane reservoirs, 1994). tall trees Wetlands and rivers surrounded or other (USFWS by visual No; marshes, lagoons, salt g stubble fields, shallow flats, and lakes, grain and barrier islands (Grus americana) E obstructions or marked with dense are not within the proposed ve etatian g select sites are not with used. The birds wide, open Project area. panoramas away from human activity. Whooping cranes have not been seen in Colorado since 2010 (CPW 2018). Outrigger DJ Operating, LLC 80 -acre Property, Weld County, CO April 2018 Page 6 SpStatus ecies Federal Habitat Species proposed likely Project to occur in area? Fishes pallid sturgeon (Scaph irhynchus albus) E Occupies large, turbid, free - flowing riverine habitat, typically in strong currents over firm gravel or sandy substrate. Sturgeons primarily utilize main channel, secondary channel, and channel border habitats and are rarely observed in areas without flowing water (USFWS 2014b). While the pallid sturgeon does not occur in Colorado, the fish inhabits the lower reaches of the Platte River and disturbances to tributaries of the South Platte River in Colorado may impact the species downstream. No; there are no streams or creeks within the proposed Project area and construction activities will not impact creeks or streams located off -site. Plants Colorado plant (Laura neomexicana coloradensis) butterfly var. T intermittent in locations Inhabits bends stream upslope This successional stream periodically early- habitat or 2010). within also (USFWS Colorado Weld now Springs (Soapstone Counties (USFWS overgrown Boulder, considered in to an Counties known low channels species that wide, of channel Wetlands active butterfly 2010). mid 2004). Ranch) in disturbed is and Douglas, in depressions the species -succession open, vegetation Prairie northern active, floodplain in to perennial Weld a actual is sites associated suitable Historically, plant Colorado short lacking occur and Larimer, and Natural meandering an adapted was (Meadow distance channel. that (USFWS Colorado or requires riparian streams area at Larimer dense habitat and along early found Area) are with are the and two to is No; wetlands Project heavily practices. there are within area disturbed no and streams the site by agricultural proposed is or too Ute (Spiranthes diluvialis) ladies' -tresses T Originally early habitats beds, sand successional wet bars, such thought as meadows, abandoned to only moist point riparian inhabit stream stream bars, No; wetlands Project heavily practices. there are within area disturbed no and streams the site by agricultural proposed is too or Outrigger DJ Operating, LLC 80 -acre Property, Weld County, CO April 2018 Page 7 Specis Federal Status Habitat Species proposed likely to occur in Project area? channels, and low lying gravelly, sandy, or cobbly edges, this species has also been found in seasonally flooded river terraces, subirrigated or spring -fed abandoned stream channels and valleys, and lakeshores (Fertig et al. 2005). In addition, populations have been discovered along irrigation canals, berms, levees, irrigated meadows, excavated gravel pits, roadside barrow pits, reservoirs, and other human modified wetlands (Fertig et al. 2005). In Weld County, smaller populations occur on property owned by Colorado State University near the Cache La Poudre River at the northwest edge of Fort Collins in Weld County, Colorado (USFWS 1995). Inhabits unplowed, calcareous prairies and sedge meadows, but this plant has been observed in successional communities such as western prairie borrow pits, old fields, and No; species does not occur in fringed orchid roadside ditches (USFWS 2014c). Colorado and construction (Platanthera T While western prairie fringe activities will not impact creeks praeclara) orchids do not occur in Colorado, or streams located off -site. water -related activities/use in the South Platte River Basin may impact the species downstream in Nebraska. No further action is recommended for federally listed species. Migratory Bird Treaty Act of 1918 The Migratory Bird Treaty Act (META) makes it illegal to "pursue, hunt, take, capture, kill, attempt to take, capture or kill, possess, offer for sale, sell, offer to purchase, purchase, deliver for shipment, ship, cause to be shipped, deliver for transportation, transport, cause to be transported, carry, or cause to be carried by any means whatever, receive for shipment, transportation or carriage, or export, at any time, or in any manner, any migratory bird ...or any part, nest, or egg of any such bird." Harm to a migratory bird, active nest or eggs are prohibited by the MBTA; however, the destruction of habitat or inactive nests is not In addition to the bald eagle, the USFWS has listed 16 migratory birds of conservation concern that might be affected by the proposed Project activities, including the buff -breasted sandpiper (Calidris subruficollis), burrowing owl (Athene cunicularia), Cassin's sparrow (Aimophila cassinii), chestnut -collared longspur (Calcarius ornatus), golden eagle (Aquila chrysaetos), Hudsonian Outrigger DJ Operating, LLC 80 -acre Property, Weld County, CO April 2018 Page 8 godwit (Limosa haemastica), lark bunting (Calamospiza melanocorys), lesser yellowlegs (Tringa flavipes), Lewis's woodpecker (Melanerpes lewis), long -billed curlew (Numenius americanus), McCown's longspur (Calcarius rnccownii), mountain plover (Charadrius montanus), semipalrnated sandpiper (Calidris pusilla), whimbrel (Numenius phaeopus), (Tringa semipalmata), and willow flycatcher (Empidonax traillii). Of these 16 species, western burrowing owl, Cassin's sparrow, chestnut -collared longspur, lark bunting, long -billed curlew, and mountain plover are the only ground nesting birds with breeding ranges that overlap the proposed Project. No nests or habitat suitable for these species are known to occur within the agricultural land of the proposed Project. Field surveys may be recommended for western burrowing owl if suitable habitat is created by prairie dog colonization. Additionally, Apex conducted a desktop review using the CPW Species Activity Mapping (SAM) data, together with a proprietary database of over 1,300 mapped raptor nests throughout the Denver-Julesburg Basin, maintained and largely compiled by Apex biologists. Google Earth and NAIP 2017 aerial imagery were also utilized to examine ground surface and vegetation within the parcel. There are no mapped ground (e.g. ferruginous hawk) or tree raptor nests, nor trees suitable for nesting raptors within 1/2 mile of the proposed Project. In order to fully comply with the MBTA, ESA, and in a good faith effort to protect Colorado bird species, Apex recommends implementing avoidance strategies recommended by USFWS in order to avoid impacts to migratory birds. Strategies may include the following efforts, which are listed in order of preference: • Avoid clearing and construction during the migratory bird nesting season (February 1 to October 31). • Vegetation removal and ground disturbing activities should be phased to occur outside of the nesting season (February 1 to October 31) and to avoid impacts to spring and fall migrants. • Any areas that are cleared and grubbed prior to the migratory bird season, but that are n ot constructed within a reasonable tirneframe, would be maintained, as practicable and n ecessary, to avoid the regrowth of nesting habitat. • Survey for nesting birds within 10 days of construction in any areas that were not cleared prior to February 1. If nests are identified during surveys, work would stop until the appropriate construction buffer around the nest can be determined. Construction would restart after nest had failed or the chicks have fledged. • Other reasonable, prudent, and effective measures include use of suitable mufflers on engines to minimize noise and use of approved roadways for construction traffic. CULTURAL RESOURCES Alpine Archaeological Consultants, Inc. (Alpine), under the auspices of Apex, reviewed the Colorado Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation's online Compass database to identify previously conducted inventories, and previously recorded sites, within and around the proposed Project. The file search covered an approximately 1 -mile -wide buffer surrounding the proposed Project. Overall, the review indicates that limited cultural resource work has occurred near the proposed Project. Only two previous inventories are within 1 mile of the proposed Project (neither overlap the survey area), and no previously recorded sites are within the file search area. The previous inventories include one well pad survey, and one small inventory of two blocks for the Natural Resources Conservation. Service (Attachment A, Figure 3). Both were negative for cultural resources. An unnamed road is visible in the northwest quarter of Section 25 on the 1872 general Outrigger DJ Operating, LLC 80 -acre Property, Wed County, CO April 2018 Page 9 land office (GLO) map, but does not appear to enter the proposed Project area (Attachment A, Figure 3, Inset). Based on the file search results and its location (within a plowed agricultural field, distance from any major water source), Alpine anticipates a very low likelihood of encountering cultural resources within the proposed Project area. SUMMARY AND RECOMMENDATIONS • Based on aerial imagery, USGS topographic maps, USGS NHD, and NWI database, potential waters of the U.S. are not located within the proposed Project area. No further action is recommended. No habitat for federally listed endangered, threatened, or candidate species was identified during desktop review. No further action is recommended. • Conservation measures should be implemented during the migratory bird nesting season or if nesting birds are identified within the proposed Project during construction. This would include a biological nesting survey within 10 days of vegetation clearing as proposed Project activities are initiated. • The proposed Project is not subject to Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act and has a low to negligible potential for containing significant cultural resources; therefore, Apex does not recommend a cultural resource survey. Outrigger DJ Operating, LLC 80 -acre Property, Weld County, CO April 2018 Page 10 REFERENCES (CDW) Colorado Division of Wildlife. 2018. Colorado species Distribution — PREBLE'S MEADOW JUMPING MOUSE (occupied range). Available online at https:lldatabasin.org/datasets/06102779385e4d39adc1feb6695397c1. {Accessed April 2018) (CPW) Colorado Parks & Wildlife. 2016. Prebles Meadow Jumping Mouse (overall range). vailable online at: http://cpw.state.co.usilearn/Pages/KMZ-Maps.aspx. (Accessed April 2018) (CPW) Colorado Parks & Wildlife. 2018. Species Profiles. Available online at: http:l/cpw.state.co.usllearn/Pages/SpeciesProfiles.aspx. {Accessed April 2018) (EPA) United States Environmental Protection Agency. 2018. NHDPlus {National Hydrography Dataset Plus. Available online at: https://www.epa.goviwaterdatainhdplus-national- hydrography-dataset-plus. (Accessed April 2018) Fertig, W., R. Black, and P. Walken. 2005. Rangewide Status Review of Ute Ladies' -Tresses (Spiranthes diluvialis). Prepared for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and Central Utah Water Conservation District. 101 pp. Haig, S.M. 1992. Piping Plover. In: The Birds of North America, No.2 (A. Poole, P. Stettenheim, and F. Gill, Eds.). 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(Accessed April 2018) Outrigger DJ Operating, LLC April 2018 Approximately 81 -acre Vacant Lot ATTACHMENT A Figures OUTRIGGER ENERGY Proposed Project Location Figure 1 Legend Proposed Project 1.200 2.400 Feet 1:24,000 Site Characteristics Legal Location: Sec 25, TMN RG2W County: Weld Land Use: Agriculture Pre -Construction Vegetation Coverage: NA Pre -Construction Vegetation Cover: Grassland Topography: NA Run -Off Risk: NA Total Disturbed Area: NA Soil Type: NA Receiving Waters: NA REVISED 4/1e:oig Feature symbols not to scale is =s: ti "'se j to Ki OUTRIGGER ENERGY Figure 2 Legend Proposed Project 1.200 2.400 Feet 1:24,000 Site Characteristics Legal Location: Sec 25, TMN RG2W County: Weld Land Use: Agriculture Pre -Construction Vegetation Coverage: NA Pre -Construction Vegetation Cover: Grassland Topography: NA Run -Off Risk: NA Total Disturbed Area: NA Soil Type: NA Receiving Waters: NA REVISED COMMENT Feature symbols not to scale a II we 42. At' .O. IIN NIA rti 41,4 E OUTRIGGER ENERGY Cultural Resources Figure Legend Proposed Project Previous Cultural Inventories 1.200 2.400 Feet 1:24,000 Site Characteristics Legal Location: Sec 25, TMN RG2W County: Weld Land Use: Agriculture Pre -Construction Vegetation Coverage: NA Pre -Construction Vegetation Cover: Grassland Topography: NA Run -Off Risk: NA Total Disturbed Area: NA Soil Type: NA Receiving Waters: NA R EVISED 4/1e:018, BY COMMENT Feature symbols not to scale OUTRIGGER ENERGY May 17, 2018 Weld County Planning Services 1555 North 1701Avenue Greeley, CO 80631 RE: LETTER OF INTENT FOR CO -LOCATION OF RADIO EQUIPMENT . DE OMMI IOING PLAN - MAUNA GAS PLANT 160' PROPOSED COMMUNICATION TOWER To Whom It May Concern, O utrigger DJ Operating LLC intends to allow for co -location of radio equipment on the proposed 160' radio tower at the Nlakena Gas Plant, located in the east half of the southeast quarter of Section 25, 8N, 62W. Any party requesting co -location of antennas can contact Andrew Perdue at O utrigger Energy. If the tower is no -longer required., Outrigger will take down the tower, remove foundations, back -fill and grade the area per the plant grading design. Sincerely, Andrew Perdue Senior Project Manager • u.trigger Energy 720-3.61-2580 ape1 ciue outr c_r°ener �� . Outrigger Energy 12OO Seventeenth S tree t Suite 9O0 Denver( Colorado SO202 Tel: 720.63847312 Fax: 720,612,4710 WWW,OUtriggerenergy.coni OUTRIGGER ENERGY Outrigger DJ Operating LLC Makena Gas Plant - Radio System Design Summary Outrigger DJ Operating is building a comprehensive gas gathering and processing system which will include wellhead measurement from several wells in the area, a compressor station, and the Makena Gas Plant. A radio system is being designed to allow for operators at the Makena Gas Plant to remotely control and monitor wellhead meters and nearby facilities. To accommodate remote control and access, the master radio at the plant will need to cover an area approximately 8 miles to the north, 10 miles to the east, and 6 miles to the south. No coverage is anticipated to be required to the west currently. Outrigger completed a survey of existing communications towers within a 10 -mile radius, to determine the availability of space on those towers. Table 1 below shows the results, and Figure 1 shows a map of those towers relative to the Makena Gas Plant. Based on an open -path study of required coverage area, the 84 m Souther Star tower could potentially provide the coverage. Outrigger reached out to Southern Star to ask for co -location of a radio on the tower. Southern Star, a private pipeline operator, declined access. Documentation to the declined access is shown in Figure 2. The Tri-State and Verizon towers in the area would not allow the coverage required to the east and south. The Industrial Tower would also not allow the coverage required to the east. Note — the Industrial tower sits approximately 120> below elevation of the Makena Gas Plant, and the top three spaces on the tower are already occupied. Based on these results, Outrigger is proposing a new 160 ft, or approximately 50 m, radio tower at the Makena Gas Plant. The tower will be used for Outrigger's master polling radio, a receiver for Internet data and server communication, and a radio for Overland Pass Pipeline, the NGL purchaser at the plant. Outrigger intends to use a Rohn 45GSR 160' guyed tower. Attachment A shows the specifications for the proposed radio tower. Outrigger Energy 1200 Seventeenth Street Suite goo Denver, Colorado 80202 Tel: 720.638.7312 Fax: 720.612.4710 www.o utrig gere nergy.co m OUTRIGGER ENERGY Table 1 FCC Antenna Structure Registration Search Results FCC Federal Comm :unicatians Commission FCC Home j Search I Updates 6 E -Filing I Initiatives I For Consumers ] Find People; Antenna Structure Registration FCC > W'r6 > ASR > Online Systemic > ASR Search ASR Registration Search Registration Search Results S New Search Os. Refine Search U Printable ;Pam Query Download it- Hap Resuilt(s) FCC S ite Map ®ADVANCED SEARCH D HELP Displayed Results Matches 1-4 (of 4) PA = Pending Apptication(s) 1 Specified Search Latitude='40-37-47.6 W', Longitude="104-15-33.21Af', radius= 16.1 Kilometers Display: Basic View T CS) Registration Number Status File Number Owner Name Latitude/Longitude Structure City/State Overall Height Abiave Ground (AGL) 1 1022976 Constructed A1©613b2 Verizon Wireless (yAW) LLC 40-39-57.0141 BRIGGSDALE, CO, 58.5 104-17-08.0W 2 1023853 Constructed A046310.3 Southern Star Central Gas Pipeline., Inc. 40 -3i8 -22.0N 104-13-11.0W BRIGGSDALE, CO 94.0 3 1278551 Constructed A0725024 Industrial Tower and Wireless, LLC 40-36-40.8N 104-17-46.1W Biiggsdale (7 Cross), CO 10016 � 4 1289944 Constructed A0913469 Tri-State Generation & Transmission Assoc.,Inc. 40-44-32.7N 104-13-27.1W Biiggsdale, CO 77..4 Matches 1-4 (of 4) 1 Outrigger Energy 1200 Seventeenth Street Suite goo Denver, Colorado 80202 Tel: 72O.638.7312 Fax: 72O.612.471O www.o utrig gere nergy.co m OUTRIGGER ENERGY Figure 1 Map of Communication Towers near Makena Gas Plant Outrigger Energy 1200 Seventeenth Street Suite goo Denver, Colorado 80202 Tel: 720.638.7312 Fax: 720.612.4710 www.outriggerenergy.com F - Sale Outrigger DJ Operating LLC SOADA Design - Radio Towers within 10 ml radius * st r togs, vie tar 1 -11 'ciol Earth • J @21:11 €; of _ooloe lI10101 l• or AL. it *at,* a Legend Plant Property Boundary Radio Tovver erzonWireless -5 w r OUTRIGGER ENERGY Figure 2 — Documentation of declined Southern Star co -location Outrigger Energy 1200 Seventeenth Street Suite goo Denver, Colorado 80202 Tel: 720.638.7312 Fax: 720.612.4710 www.outriggerenergy.com Andrew Perdue From: Sent: To: Subject: Miles, Denny <denny.miles@sscgp.com> Friday, April 20, 2018 9:59 AM Andrew Perdue RE: Southern Star history Andrew, We don't typically lease tower space outside of local response teams (fire, police, etc.) but I need to check on this before giving you an official answer. Denny Miles I T 270.852.4955 Southern Star Central Gas Pipeline, Inc. From: Andrew Perdue Sent: Thursday, April 19, 2018 3:10 PM To: Miles, Denny Subject: FW: Southern Star history !!! ! Warning: email from an external sender. Don't be too quick to click. Inspect links first. Only open attachments you are expecting from known sources. !!! ! Hey Denny, As you probably saw below, we're building a gas plant in Weld County just about three miles east of Briggsdale, CO, or 2 miles west of the communications tower you all have on Hwy 14. We're working with the county on permitting our own tower at the plant, but as part of that process, they'd like us to first look at co -locating our radio on nearby towers. Your tower would make a great fit, so please let me know if you'd allow us to lease or use some space on your tower. Thanks! Feel free to call me here at my office at 720-361-2580 to discuss at any time. Andrew OUTRIGGER ENERGY Andrew Perdue 1200 Seventeenth Street Suite 900 Denver, CO 80202 720.361.2580 direct 720.638.7312 main 1 OUTRIGGER ENERGY Attachment A — Rohn 45GSR specifications Outrigger Energy 1200 Seventeenth Street Suite goo Denver, Colorado 80202 Tel: 720.638.7312 Fax: 720.612.4710 www.outriggerenergy.com STANDARD 45GSR GUYED TOWER ROHN 45GSR The first. The original. e Qira ear w. • fir r s �m 8 ` • jean INN 1�= jiani ram a�. J �r It 1_u • '�� H I 1 / ti Mir 1� mr ar— 'rirr " 'q. 0"Lei. pa •a prk in L'' s CL' • }• p ▪ tie • 1,4a_ 77i ,#L o ra 704 45GSR GENERAL USE The 45GSR maintains the utility of the 45G and adds the strength of solid round steel legs. The 45GSR has a strong 4 bolt flange connection, giving connection joints superior strength over typical 1 bolt flange connection systems. The 45GSR is available in heights up to 340: FEATURES • Completely hot -dip galvanized after fabrication • Built on a 16 3/4" equilateral triangle design • Heavy solid steel round legs joined by Z i g-Za g® cross members • Each section contains all required nuts and bolts shipped with section • Continuous solid round steel bracing CAUTION Mixing copies of ROHN towers with ROHN towers is dangerous and voids all engineering and warranty data supplied by ROHN. Materials used by others are not the same quality and have not been tested or engineered by ROHN. Mixing ROHN tower sections with non-ROHN products may cause tower failure or injury. Per Rev G requirements, any structure greater than 7 0' requires a climber safety device. Please see page 92 for ordering information. Phone (309) 566-3000 • Fax (309) 566-3079 • ww .rohnnet.com • The industry Standard �::` 2011 ROHN PRODUCTS LLC STANDARD 45GSR GUYED TOWER SECTIONS QUICK REFERENCE PARTS & ACCESSORIES GROUNDING INFORMATION FOUNDATION INFORMATION PAGE 92 PAGE 93 PAGES 93-97 Optional Waveguide Brackets (10(2041A) +-1 1/4" O.D. Solid Round 7/16" O.D. Solid Bracing Optional double braced sections are available upon request STANDARD SECTION 45GSR1O - 10' Section 45GSR20 - 20' Section 4.3' 45GSR SHORT BASE 45GSR5B TO BE EMBEDDED IN CONCRETE. Phone (309) 566-3000 • Fax (309) 566-3079 • www.rohnnet.com • The Industry Standard ii) 2011 ROHN PRODUCTS LLC 1 1/4" O.D. Solid Round 7/16" O.D. Solid Bracing mime BUYERS GUIDE STANDARD DESIGNS - 45GSR 90MPH REV. G [3 SECOND GUST] Design Criteria 35' 47' 73.8 1/4" EHS (6665#) \32' P/N 45GSR90R040l� 4 EPA (SQ. FT.) For Exposure B, Revision G EPA (SQ. FT.) For Exposure C, Revision G Guy Initial Tension P/N 45G5R9OR04O Tower ModelrTT�Tower Height (ft.) Windspeed (Rev. G) LROHN Tower EPA= Effective Projected Area This document is to serve as a guide for sizing and purchasing the 45GSR tower. Tower and foundation installations should be performed by qualified and experienced personnel using assembly drawings provided with each tower. DESIGN NOTES: 1. Tower designs are in accordance with ANSIITIA-222-G, Class I Structures, Topographic Category 1. 2. Design assumes towers are installed on level ground. Lower EPA values will apply for roof mounted towers or for sites located on unusual terrain. 3. Designs assume two 7/8" diameter lines on each tower face. 4. Anchor radius is from tower base to intersection of anchor rod with ground. 5. Guy chord lengths shown are based on level ground. Initial tensions for guys are shown in ( ) in pounds at 600 Fahrenheit. 6. Antenna and mounts are assumed symmetrically placed at the tower top. PARTS LIST NOTES: 1. Items listed are required for complete guyed towers. 2. Base and anchor foundations listed refer to standard foundation designations. 3. Guys provided with each standard tower are based on level ground conditions with an additional 6% length. 4. Rev G anchor grounding (AGO GGX) and base grounding (BGIi3GGX) are included with the tower material. 5. Assembly drawings and a safety package (P/N: ACWS) are included with each tower. 6. Parts lists are subject to change based on availability or revised design criteria. FOR FOUNDATION INFORMATION, PLEASE SEE PAGES 93-97. FOR GENERAL INSTALLATION INFORMATION, PLEASE SEE PAGES 147-153. Phone (309) 566-3000 • Fax (309) 566-3079 • www.rohnnet.aom • The Industry Standard C. 2011 ROHN PRODUCTS LLC STANDARD DESIGN - 45GSR 110MPH REV. G TOWER INCLUDED PARTS 45GSR20 45GSR10 45GSRSB GA45GD FDNS BASE ANCHOR 6 1 1 3 FB2G AB2 CONNECTIONS INCLUDED GUYS & 1/4EHS 142265 3/8TH H 1/2TBE&J 5/8TB E &J 800' 500' 12 6 3 7/16THH BG2144 BG2146 TBSAFETY 6 12 6 3 ANCHORS GROUNDING INCLUDED & GAC345510P AGKI GGX BGK3GGX CPC.5/.75 3 1 3 3 TOWER INCLUDED PARTS 45GSR20 45GSRSB GA45GD FENS BASE ANCHOR 7 1 3 FB2G AB2 CONNECTIONS INCLUDED GUYS & 1/4EHS 142265 3/8TH H 1/2TBE&J 5/8TBE&J 875' 550' 12 6 3 7/16THH BG2144 BG2146 TBSAFETY 6 12 6 3 ANCHORS GROUNDING INCLUDED & GAC3455TOP AGK1 GGX BGK3GGX CPC.5/.75 3 1 3 3 TOWER INCLUDED PARTS 45GSR20 45GSR10 45GSRSB GA45GD FDNS BASE ANCHOR 7 1 1 4 FB2G AB3 CONNECTIONS INCLUDED GUYS & 1/4EHS 142265 3/8THH 5/8TBE&J 1350' 600' 18 12 7/16THH BG2144 BG2146 TBSAFETY 6 18 6 3 ANCHORS GROUNDING INCLUDED & GACE655TCP AGKIGGX BGK3GGX CPC1/1.25 3 1 3 3 TOWER INCLUDED PARTS 45GSR20 45GSRSB GA45GD FDNS BASE ANCHOR 8 1 4 FB2G AB3 CONNECTIONS INCLUDED GUYS & 1/4EHS 142265 3/BTH H 5/8TB E &J 1450' 625' 18 12 7/16THH BG2144 BG2146 TBSAFETY 6 18 6 3 ANCHORS GROUNDING INCLUDED & GAC5655TOP AGK1 GGX BGK3GGX CPC1/1.25 3 1 3 3 45GSR SOLID ROD 130' ROHN 45GSR All parts shown in table are included when ordering Part No: 45GSR110R130 140' ROHN 45GSR All parts shown in table are included when ordering Part No: 45GSR110R140 150' ROHN 45GSR All parts shown in table are included when ordering Part No: 45G SR 1 10R 1 50 160' ROHN 45GSR All parts shown in table are included when ordering Part No: 45GSR110R100 Phone (309) 566-3000 • Fax (309) 566-3079 • vvvvw.rohnnetcom • The industry Standard 2011 ROHN PRODUCTS LLC PARTS & ACCESSORIES ORDERED LIGHTNING 5' COPPER LRCL SEPARATELY.it ROD CLAD I , .....„ .. a _ \::e e-- / " / _____ is., , . -1- r 4 -, BEACON FOR LIGHTNING TOP INCLUDES (2) CAP LEG MOUNTED APL4A MTING OF STANDARD PLATES, BEACON ROD. PLATE NUTS BOLTS SECTION. PLATE, AND KIT OO TO BOLTS. i 1 Tr ■ INCLUDES: LIGHTNING NUTS PLATE LIGHTNING i VW1 AND 32 BOLTS. KIT ROD ROD PLATE, L .. I1 TAPERED 45GSRTBPP* FOR USE WITH PIER PIN BEARING PLATE (BP6) SOLD BASE (3/4X1 2PP) AND SEPARATELY. 3' SIDE MOUNTING I .; i, ARM TUBE 2 WITH KY1653A - 3/S" PROVIDED (2) TIE IS 3' O.D. BACKS LONG, Beacon Plate es Ice Shield .6-.. MID BEACON PLATE I ICE SHIELD APL1258UM 4.3' SHORT BASE 45GSRSB FOR EMBEDMENT IN CONCRETE. Refer to pages 63-65 for the following accessories that also fit the 45G 5R tower: • Pier Pin (3/4x12PP) • Side Arm Bracket (SA253UA) • Dish Mount (VY4311 A2 & VY4311 A) • Face Mount (DM45G2 & DM454) • Universal House Bracket (HBUTVRO) • Torque Bar (TB45D) • Guy Bracket (GA45GD) • Anti -Climb Panels (ACL455) • Work Platform (WP45G) • Safety Ring (SR245) • Climbing Harness (TTFBH-4D &TTFBH-C/P) • Safety Cable Slider (I i WG-5IJIJ-W/SMC) • Safety Cable System (See page 65 for P/N) * TOWERS MOUNTED ON THESE BASES MUST BE BRACKETED OR GUYED AT ALL TIMES. TEMPORARY STEEL GUYING MAY ALSO BE NECESSARY DURING INSTALLATION AND DISMANTLING. Phone (309) 566-3000 • Fax (309) 566-3079 • www.rohnnet.cor • The Industry Standard 4: 2011 ROHN PRODUCTS LLC ANCHOR INFORMATION 3/8" J + of hole to edge of plate= 1 " R- 1/2' 4j of hole to edge of plate= 1 1/4'x,, 21/2" 81" P/N STAMPED HERE ` 3/4" of GAC3455TOP +male - 120" 1 La 4"x 4rrx 3/8Thngl e te— P/N STAMPED HERE ia 1 1/4" /8 Srrx 5rrx 3"angle Jo 13/16" GACS655TOP 3/4" Lisainr _ of hole to edge of plate= 1 1/4'L.,., 3rr Ground Wire r 6" Min. 168" P/N STAMPED HERE -1 7/16" rar 15/16" REV G ANCHOR GROUNDING AGK1GGX Clamp Ground Rod Clamp Ground Rod GAC5755TOP 12" 5"x S"x 3/8"angle REV G BASE GROUNDING BGK3GGX c Ground Rod Clamp Attach to leg with supplied leg clamp Ground Rod, 3 provided (to be installed at 120°separation at 20' spacing. Ground Wire • 47-1 Ls. a Phone (309) 566-3000 • Fax (309) 566-3079 • www.roh nnet.com • Th Industry Standard %72011 ROHN PRODUCTS LLC 1 6" Min.t STANDARD ANCHOR BLOCKS Ground Line All around stirrups equally spaced 12" O.C. anchored with 90) hooks around a horizontal bar Additional bar at center -line each side, when required Top and bottom horizontal bars equally spaced 4 C Fr i Arai 1 i ■ -• Win le12 rii +wr-+ ■ v a ■ Refer to pages 95-96 for anchor rod installation angles. Block Anchor Dimensions (in.) Horizontal (Qty. & Size) Bars Stirrup Size & Spacing Concrete (Cu. Vol. Yds.) A B CD AB2 4' - 0" 1' - 6" 4' - 0" 6' - 0" (5) (5) #6 (0) Additional #6 Bars, Bars, Top Bottom Bar, Each Layer Layer Side #3 @ 12" O.C. 1.33 Per 4 -Natal Black for 3 AB3 6' - 0" 1' - 6" 3' - 0" 6' - 0" (4) (4) #6 (0) Additional #6 Bars, Bars, Bottom Top Bar, Each Layer Layer Side #3 @ 12" O.C. 1.0 3.0 Per Total Block for 3 A84 6` - 0" 1 ' - 6" 4' - 0" 9' - 0" (5) (5) #6 (0) Additional #6 Bars, Bars, Bottom Top Bar, Each Layer Layer Side #4 @ 12" O.C. 2.0 Per 6.0 Total Block for 3 AB5 8' - 0" 2' - 0" 3' - 0" 10' - 0" (4) (4) #7 (1) Additional #7 Bars, Bars, Top Bottom Bar, Each Layer Layer Side #4 @ 12" O.C. 2.22 Per 6.7 Total Block for 3 AB6 8' - 0" 2' - 0" 4' 0" 10' - 0" (5) (5) #7 (1) Additional #7 Bars, Bars, Bottom Top Bar, Each Layer Layer Side #4 12" O.C. 2.96 Per 8.9 Total Block for 3 Rim ei Phone (309) 566-3000 • Fax (309) 566-3079 • www.rohnnefeom • The Industry Standard _•) 2011 ROHN PRODUCTS LLC ANCHOR ROD INSTALLATION ANGLES 4SGSR 190MPH Tower Height Inner Number Rod Inner Angle Outer Number Rod Outer Rod Angle 40' GAC34SSTOP 48 - - 50' GAC3455TOP 49 - - 60' GAC34SSTOP 49 - - 70' GAC34SSTOP 44 - - 80' GAC3455TOP 43 - - 90' GAC3455TOP 44 - - 100' GAC3455TOP 44 - - 110' GAC3455TOP 42 - - 120' GAC34SSTOP 42 - - 130' GAC34SSTOP 42 - - 140' GAC34SSTOP 42 - - 150' GAC34SSTOP 40 - - 160' GAC34SSTOP 40 - - 170' GAC5655TOP 40 - - 180' GAC5655TOP 41 - - 190' GAC5655TOP 40 - - 200' GAC5655TOP 40 - - 220' GACS6SSTOP 40 - - 240' GAC34SSTOP 38 GAC3455TOP 46 260' GAC34SSTOP 40 GAC3455TOP 46 280' GAC34SSTOP 38 GAC5655TOP 44 300' GAC34SSTOP 40 GAC5655TOP 44 320' GAC3455TOP 37 GAC5655TOP 45 340' GAC3455TOP 38 GAC5655TOP 45 4SGSR 1110MPH Tower Height Inner Number Rod Zr Angle Outer Number Rod Outer Angle 40' GAC34SSTOP 48 - - 50' GAC34S5TOP 49 - - 60' GAC34S5TOP 49 - - 70' GAC34SSTOP 43 - - 80' GAC3455TOP 42 - - 90' GAC3455TOP 43 - - 100' GAC3455TOP 44 - - 110' GAC3455TOP 41 - - 120' GAC34S5TOP 41 - - 130' GAC34SSTOP 41 - - 140' GAC34SSTOP 42 - - 150' GACS6SSTOP 40 - - 160' GACS6SSTOP 40 - - 170' GAC5655TOP 40 - - 180' GAC5655TOP 40 - - 190' GAC5655TOP 40 - - 200' GAC5655TOP 40 - - 220' GAC56SSTOP 40 - - 240' GAC34SSTOP 39 GACS6S5TOP 45 260' GAC34S5TOP 40 GACS65STOP 45 280' GAC34SSTOP 39 GACS6S5TOP 43 300' GAC34SSTOP 40 GAC5655TOP 44 320' GAC5655TOP 40 GAC5655TOP 44 340' GAC5655TOP 40 GAC5655TOP 44 See the following page for 45GSR I 130mph anchor rod slopes. Phone (309) 566-3000 • Fax (309) 566-3079 • www.rohnnet.corn • The Industry Standard 4) 2011 ROHN PRODUCTS LLC ANCHOR ROD INSTALLATION ANGLES ROW 45G5R 1 130MPH Tower Height Inner Number Rod Inner Angle Outer Number Rod Rodr Angle 40' GAC34SSTOP 48 - - SO' GAC34SSTOP 48 - - 60' GAC3455TO P 45 - - 70' GAC3455TOP 42 - - 80' GAC3455TO P 42 - - 90' GAC345STO P 43 - - 100' GAC345STOP 43 - - 110' GACS6SSTOP 40 - - 120' GACS6SSTOP 40 - - 130' GACS6SSTOP 41 - - 140' GACS6SSTOP 41 - - 150' GAC5755TOP 39 - - 160' GAC5755TOP 38 - - 170' GAC5755TOP 39 - - 180' GAC5755TOP 39 - - 190' GAC5755TOP 37 - - 200' GACS7SSTOP 38 - - 220' GACS7SSTOP 38 - - 240' GACS6SSTOP 40 GAC5655TOP 45 260' GACS6SSTOP 41 GAC56SSTOP 45 280' GAC5755TOP 38 GAC5755TOP 42 300' GAC5755TOP 39 GACS7SSTOP 43 320' GAC5755TOP 37 GAC565STOP 43 340' GAC5755TOP 38 GACS6SSTOP 43 Phone (309) 566-3000 • Fax (309) 566-3079 • www.rohnnet.corn • The Industry Standard �s; 2011 ROHN PRODUCTS LLC STANDARD MAT FOUNDATION FOR 45GSR TOWERS 2" min. projection above the finished concrete 1 V (Square) 4SGSR Tower Section or Short Base Section, placed with center of tower at center of foundation 4'O" No. 7 Bars 12" O.C., each way, top and bottom Base Mat (W) Width Concrete Vol. (Cu. Yds.) FB1G 4'-6" 3.0 FB2G 5`-3" 4.1 FB3G 6-3" 18 Phone (309) 566-3000 • Fax (309) 566-3079 • www.rohnnet.corn • The Industry Standard 4) 2011 ROHN PRODUCTS LLC STANDARD METEOROLOGICAL TOWERS Complete Kit Includes: - Assembly and foundation drawings - All necessary tower sections - Tower short base - All guy wire and connectors - All guy anchors - Base and anchor grounding kits 197' L 4 rt ,.1 190' 148' 98' 48' N N N 60MMET 4 Guy Elevations 1 Fixed Base Foundation 1 Anchor Radius Boom Height EPA/WT. (no ice) EPA /WT. (3/4"radial ice) 40 rn 9.00 sq. ft /200 lbs. 25.00sq. ft./600 lbs. 50 m 9.00 sq. ft. /200 lbs. 25.OOsq. ft. /600 lbs. 60m 9.00 sq. ft /200 lbs. 25.OOsq. ft /600 lbs. ANSI/TIA-222-G 110 MPH-3SecondGust(No Ice) 5O MPH - 3 Second Gust (3/4" Radial Ice) Structure Class II Exposure Category C Topographic Category I 262► 80m 250' 198' 14W 98' 48' N N N 80MMET 5 Guy Elevations 1 Fixed Base Foundation 1 Anchor Radius Boom Height EPA/WI (no ice) EPA/WT. (3/4"radial ice) 60 m 9.00 sq. ft. /200 lbs. 25.00 sq. ft. /600 lbs. 70 m 9.00 sq. ft. /200 lbs. 25.OOsq. ft. /600 lbs. 80 m 9.00 sq. ft /200 lbs. 25.00 sq. ft /600 lbs. ANSI/TIA-222-G 110 MPH - 3 Second Gust (No Ice) 50 MPH - 3 Second Gust (3/4" Radial Ice) Structure Class II Exposure Category C Topographic Category I 331' lOOm 318' 268' 21W 15W 98' 48' N N N N N N 100MMET 6 Guy Elevations 1 Fixed Base Foundation 2 Anchor Radii Boom Height EPA/WT. (no ice) EPA/WT. (3/4"radial ice) 50 m 9.00 sq. ft. /200 lbs. 25.00 sq. ft./600 lbs. 75 m 9.0054 ft. /200 lbs. 25.00 sq. ft./600 lbs. 100 m 9.00 sq. ft /200 lbs. 25.00 sq. ft /600 lbs. ANSI/TIA-222-G 110 MPH - 3 Second Gust (No Ice) 50 MPH - 3 Second Gust (3/4" Radial Ice) Structure Class II Exposure Category C Topographic Category I Tower design assumes (1) elevator track over height of structure. Pnone (309) 566-3000 • Fax (309) 566-3079 • www.rohnnet.com • The industry Standard cc) 2011 ROHN PRODUCTS LLC STANDARD 45GSR METEOROLOGICAL TOWER Optional Waveguide Brackets (KY2041 A) 1 1/4" O.D. Solid Round 7/16" ors/8"O.D. Solid Bracing Double braced sections provided where required. STANDARD SECTION 45GSR 14 - 10' Section 45GSR2O - 20' Section Tower Height (m) Guy Radius 120° separation (ft.) Foundation Base No. Anchor Foundation No. 60 156 FB2G AB4 80 210 FB3G AB5 100 106/264 FB3G AB2/AB6 Refer to page 288 for anchor rod details. FOR FOUNDATION INFORMATION, PLEASE SEE PAGES 94 & 97. FOR GENERAL INSTALLATION INFORMATION, PLEASE SEE PAGES 147-153. I r 4.3' 45GSR SHORT BASE 45GSRSB TO BE EMBEDDED IN CONCRETE. Phone (309) 566-3000 • Fax (309) 566-3079 • www.rohnnet.corn • The Industry Standard 4) 2011 ROHN PRODUCTS LLC 1 1/4" O.D. Solid Round 7/16" O.D. Solid Bracing LETTER OF INTENT TELECOMMUNICATION CO -LOCATION MAKENA GAS PLANT - LOCATED IN THE EAST % OF SE % OF 525, T8N, R62W Makena Gas Plant will be located on the west side of CR 85 about a half mile south of Hwy 14. CR 85 is an unmaintained Weld County road. Per the telecommunication design document, Outrigger is planning a telecommunication antenna tower that will be 160' feet tall. Outrigger will allow co -location on our tower as long as the requestor meets our minimum internal security requirements for a gas plant and plant safety. Tammy Zimbelman To: Subject: briggsdalefire@wigginstel.com RE: Fire District Notification From: briggsdalefire@wigginstel.com [mailto:briggsdalefire@wigginstel.com] Sent: Friday, April 27, 2018 7:40 PM To: Tammy Zimbelman <zirnbelmant@zapecs.com> Subject: Re: Fire District Notification I have received your email, and would request additional information on the site plans. We will need to know access points, muster areas, and a full emergency action plan, before the plant goes on line. My contacts are listed below. Chief James Dilka Briggsdale Fire Protection District briggsdalefirewigginstel.com 970-656-3503 on 2018-04-27 16:42, Tammy Zimbelman wrote: > Hello, > > I am contacting Briggsdale Fire Department on behalf of my client, > Outrigger DJ Operating, to give notification that they are in the > processing of permitting a gas plant in your area. The location of > this gas plant will be 1/2mile south of Highway 14 on CR 85. > > Attached is contact information of Outrigger personnel in case of an > emergency. > > Please acknowledge receipt of the email and let me know if you have > any questions or need additional information. > > Thank you, > > TAMMY ZIMBELMAN, PMP I Project Manager I ZAP Engineering & > Construction Services, Inc. > > 0: 303.656.4806 I C: 720353.2497 I www.zapecs.com [1] 1333 5. > Allison > Parkway Suite 100 Lakewood, Co 80226 > > 2APEP&C > TELECOMMUNICATION TOWERS Within 10 Mile Radius from the Makena Gas Plant Tri State Tower - at 60m (out of 77m height) would get to the plant at 21m, although it is right on the border to where line of sight drops off. Communications between the Plant and Koki wouldn't be possible and Koki to Tristate isn't that great of a signal, so fiber between the sites would most likely be needed. Verizon Tower - at 50m (out of 58.5m height) would also get to the plant at 21m, communications to Koki is right on the border and there are some dead spots in the area where there is not line of sight which could end up being one of the potential locations. Industrial Tower - at 90m (out of 106.6m height) would get to the plant at 21m, communications to Koki would probably not be possible and would require fiber between the two locations. Southern Star Tower — Co -location request declined, see attached email. The planned Makena Gas Plant Tower will be 160' tall which does not require FAA notification. The FAA must be notified of towers taller than 200'. Because of its remote location, no special landscaping or screening will be required per County Code. Outrigger Energy 1200 Seventeenth Street Suite 900 Denver, Colorado 80202 Tel: 720.638.7312 Fax: 720.612.4710 www.outriggerenergy.com Tammy Zimbelman From: Sent: To: Subject: Sent from my iPhone Begin forwarded message: Andrew Perdue <aperdue@outriggerenergy.com> Wednesday, May 30, 2018 10:41 AM Tammy Zimbelman Fwd: Southern Star history From: "Miles, Denny" <denny.miles@sscgp.com> Date: May 23, 2018 at 1o:57:53 AM EDT To: Andrew Perdue caperdue outriggerenergy.com> Subject: RE: Southern Star history The official answer is that no we do not lease tower space. An exception may be made for a potential interconnects, but it is not our normal practice. Denny Miles I T: 270.852,4955 Manager, IT Infrastructure and Security Southern Star Central Gas Pipeline, Inc. From: Andrew Perdue <a perdue@outriggerenergy.com> Sent: Tuesday, May 22, 2018 4:38 PM To: Miles, Denny <denny.miles@sscgp.com> Subject: RE: Southern Star history !!! warning: email from an external sender. Don't be too quick to click. Inspect links first. Only open attachments you are expecting from known sources. !!! ! Hey Denny, Can you give me an official answer on this? I had heard from Brian that the official answer was no, but I wanted to get some further documentation from you. Thanks, Andrew Qu T IGGE ENERGY Andrew Perdue 1200 Seventeenth Street Suite 900 Denver, CO 80202 720.361.2580 direct 720.638.7312 main website I email From: Miles, Denny <dennv.miles@ssc p.cor > Sent: Friday, April 20, 2018 9:59 AM To: Andrew Perdue caperdue@outriggerenergy.com> Subject: RE; Southern Star history Andrew, We don't typically lease tower space outside of local response teams (fire, police, etc.) but I need to check on this before giving you an official answer. Denny Miles l : 2700852.4955 Manager, IT Infrastructure and Security Southern Star Central Gas Pipeline, Inc. From: Andrew Perdue Sent: Thursday, April 19, 2018 3:10 PM 2 To: Miles, Denny Subject: Fw: Southern Star history !!! Warning: email from an external sender. Don't be too quick to click. Inspect links first. Only open attachments you are expecting from known sources. !!! Hey Denny, As you probably saw below, we're building a gas plant in Weld County just about three miles east of Briggsdale, CO, or 2 miles west of the communications tower you all have on Hwy 14. We're working with the county on permitting our own tower at the plant, but as part of that process, they'd like us to first look at co -locating our radio on nearby towers. Your tower would make a great fit, so please let me know if you'd allow us to lease or use some space on your tower. Thanks] Feel free to call me here at my office at 720-361-258O to discuss at any time, Andrew OUTRIGGER EN ER Andrew Perdue 1200 Seventeenth Street I Suite 9OO Denver, CO 8O2O2 720.361.2580 direct 1720.638.7312 main website I email From: Brian Jeffries Sent: Wednesday, April 18, 2O18 9:56 PM To: Andrew Perdue caperdue@outriggerenergy.com> Subject: Fwd: Southern Star history fyi 3 LETTER OF INTENT TELECOMMUNICATION TOWER REMOVAL MAKENA GAS PLANT - LOCATED IN THE EAST % OF SE % OF S25, T8N, R62W To Whom It May Concern, If the telecommunications antenna tower is no longer needed at the Makena Gas Plant, Outrigger will take down the tower, remove the foundation, back -fill and grade the area. If Outrigger is no longer the property owner and the tower is deemed abandoned, then the current property owner will assume responsibility and liability to remove the tower. Outrigger Energy 1200 Seventeenth Street Suite 900 Denver, Colorado 80202 Tel: 720.638.7312 Fax: 720.612.4710 www.outriggerenergy.com From: Tammy Zimbelman [mailto:zimbelmant@zapecs.com] Sent: Monday, June 4, 2018 9:26 AM To: Kim Ogle ckogleweldgov.com> Subject: FW: SCADA Towers - Technical Analysis Makena Gas Plant Kim — below is some additional info regarding other Towers around the Makena plant. The Makena Plant needs to communicate with multiple well pads and a crude terminal. In addition, outrigger is planning on having a support site (compressor station) that will need to communicate with Makena Plant as well, therefore they aren't planning to co -locate on the other three possible options (listed below) because their signals would be spotty. To ensure safe operations, Outrigger will have to have strong, steady communication signals to/from Makena. Thanks, Tammy Tammy Zimbelman, PR I'p P Project Manager ZAP O: 3034656.4806 From: Tony Allen[mailto:tallenoutriggerenergy.com] Sent: Tuesday, May 22, 2018 5:41 PM To: Andrew Perdue <a perd ue@outriggerenergy.com> Cc: Cody Kerrigan cckerrigan@outriggerenergy.com> Subject: RE: SCADA Towers - Technical Analysis Andrew, The Tri State tower at 60m (out of 77m height) would get to the plant at 21m, although it is right on the border to where line of sight drops off. Communications between the Plant and Koki wouldn't be possible and Koki to Tristate isn't that great of a signal, so fiber between the sites would most likely be needed. The Verizon tower at 50m (out of 58.5m height) would also get to the plant at 21m, communications to Koki is right on the border and there are some dead spots in the area where there is not line of sight which could end up being one of the potential locations. The Industrial Tower at 90m (out of 106.6m height) would get to the plant at 21m, communications to Koki would probably not be possible and would require fiber between the two locations. I have attached a KMZ showing coverage from the collocate tower to sites with 30ft towers, which doesn't really provide a better option for coverage to any of the well sites over our initial design. o U TRIGGER F.. NERGY Tony Allen Instrumentation and Electrical Engineer 1200 Seventeenth Street Suite 900 Denver, Co 80202 307.389/989 mobile website I email From: Andrew Perdue Sent: Tuesday, May 22, 2018 3:51 PM To: Tony Allen ctallen@outriggerenergy.com> Cc: Cody Kerrigan <ckerrigan@outriggerenergy.com> Subject: SCADA Towers - Technical Analysis Tony, Attached shows all the SCADA towers in the area of Makena. Southern Star has denied our request to co -locate. Can you take a look at the others to see if any of the others would work in conjunction with a 70 ft or shorter tower at Makena? And at what height we'd need to co -locate on each of the towers? Thanks, Andrew „.1 OUTRIGGER ENERGY Andrew Perdue 1200 Seventeenth Street I Suite 900 Denver, CO 80202 720.3 61.25 80 direct I 720.638.7312 main website I email OUTRIGGER ENERGY Table 1 FCC Antenna Structure Registration Search Results FCC Federal Comm :unicatians Commission FCC Home j Search I Updates 6 E -Filing I Initiatives I For Consumers ] Find People; Antenna Structure Registration FCC > W'r6 > ASR > Online Systemic > ASR Search ASR Registration Search Registration Search Results S New Search Os. Refine Search U Printable ;Pam Query Download it- Hap Resuilt(s) FCC S ite Map ®ADVANCED SEARCH D HELP Displayed Results Matches 1-4 (of 4) PA = Pending Apptication(s) 1 Specified Search Latitude='40-37-47.6 W', Longitude="104-15-33.21Af', radius= 16.1 Kilometers Display: Basic View T CS) Registration Number Status File Number Owner Name Latitude/Longitude Structure City/State Overall Height Abiave Ground (AGL) 1 1022976 Constructed A1©613b2 Verizon Wireless (yAW) LLC 40-39-57.0141 BRIGGSDALE, CO, 58.5 104-17-08.0W 2 1023853 Constructed A046310.3 Southern Star Central Gas Pipeline., Inc. 40 -3i8 -22.0N 104-13-11.0W BRIGGSDALE, CO 94.0 3 1278551 Constructed A0725024 Industrial Tower and Wireless, LLC 40-36-40.8N 104-17-46.1W Biiggsdale (7 Cross), CO 10016 � 4 1289944 Constructed A0913469 Tri-State Generation & Transmission Assoc.,Inc. 40-44-32.7N 104-13-27.1W Biiggsdale, CO 77..4 Matches 1-4 (of 4) 1 Outrigger Energy 1200 Seventeenth Street Suite goo Denver, Colorado 80202 Tel: 72O.638.7312 Fax: 72O.612.471O www.o utrig gere nergy.co m From: To: Subject: Date: Attachments: Trent Taylor Andrew Perdue FW: Applicability of Access Permit Tuesday/ April 17, 2018 3:03:22 PM Screenshot of Hwy 14 Indirect Access.PNG FYI, see CDOT response below. Thanks, Trent Taylor Outrigger Energy 1200 Seventeenth Street, Suite 900 Denver, CO 80202 720-361-2575 Direct 469-387-4014 Mobile ttaylor(outriggerenergy.com www.outriggerenergy.com From: Mattson - CDOT, Allyson <allyson.mattson@state.co.us> Sent: Tuesday, April 17, 2018 2:18 PM To: Trent Taylor <ttaylor@outriggerenergy.com> Subject: Re: Applicability of Access Permit Trent, This improvement along the CR will not impact CDOT ROW and you will not need a permit from us. Please feel free to let me know if you have any further questions. Thank you, On Tue, Apr 17, 2018 at 1:34 PM, Trent Taylor <ttaylor outriggerenergy.com> wrote: Sure, please see the attached screenshot. Thanks, Trent Taylor Outrigger Energy 1200 Seventeenth Street, Suite 900 Denver, CO 80202 720-361-2575 Direct 469-387-4014 Mobile ttaylor@outriggerenergy.com www.outriggerenergy.com From: Mattson - CDOT, Allyson <allyson.mattson state.co.us> Sent: Tuesday, April 17, 2018 1:13 PM To: Trent Taylor cttaylor outriggeren ergy.com> Subject: Re: Applicability of Access Permit Trent, Not a problem. Could you send over any plans you may have or an aerial view of the location specifying the exact location of the improvements you mentioned? This does not need to be anything formal-- a Google Earth image with writing will suffice, but this allow me to see where exactly you are making the improvements and how they may or may impact CDOT ROW. On Tue, Apr 17, 2018 at 12:03 PM, Trent Taylor cttaylorPoutriggerenergy.com> wrote: Allyson, thanks for reaching out. We are planning to make improvements to CR 85, but not to pave or widen it beyond the existing county road ROW. We are planning to make grading and surface material improvements within the county ROW, but it will remain a gravel road that is classified as an un mai ntai ned road with the county. Based on that level of improvement would you require an access permit and if so what does that review timeframe typically look like these days? Thanks, Trent Taylor Outrigger Energy 1200 Seventeenth Street, Suite 900 Denver, CO 80202 720-361-2575 Direct 469-387-4014 Mobile ttaylor(Woutriggerene rgy.com www.outriggerenergy.com From: Mattson - CDOT, Allyson <allyson.mattson state.co.us> Sent: Tuesday, April 17, 2018 9:23 AM To: Trent Taylor cttaylor@outriggerenergy.com> Subject: Applicability of Access Permit Good morning, I am writing in response to an email you had originally sent Tim Bilobran regarding Weld County Road 85 and Highway 14. Are you looking to make any improvements/changes to Weld County Road 85 at the highway? In this case, a 2-4 trip increase would not warrant an Access Permit. However, if you are looking to pave or perhaps widen the County Road, an Access Permit would be necessary. Thank you, Thank you, Allyson Mattson Assistant Access Manager - Traffic P 970 350 2148 C 970 381 8995 10601 West 10th Street, Greeley, CO 80634 allyson.mattson@state.co.us I http://codot.govi I www.cotrip.org Thank you, AI lys on Mattson Assistant Access Manager - Traffic P 970 350 2148 C 970 381 8995 10601 West 10th Street, Greeley, CO 80634 allyson.mattson@state.co.us ( http://codot.govi I www.cotrip.org Thank you, Allyson Mattson Assistant Access Manager - Traffic P 970 350 2148 C 970 381 8995 10601 West 10th Street, Greeley, CO 80634 allyson.mattson@state.co.us http://codot.gov/ I www.cotrip.org 150' Flare 160' SCADA Tower (Note - item shown is same model, 80') 50' Amine Contactor t 4. a 1 Demethanizer Tower S S 3 Hello