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Applicant: Oak Leaf Solar XXVIII, LLC
Case Number: USR1 8-0004
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SPO
Response
(Mineral)
— Anadarko
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2018
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Weld County Planning Commission
Use by Special Review - Anderson Solar Garden
April 3, 2018
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About Oak Leaf Energy Partners
Est. 2005
History
Oak Leaf Energy► Partners was
founded in 2005 by John Hereford
and Mike McCabe and has grown to
become one of the Top 15
development companies in the US
Solar Market.
We provide full turnkey
implementation solutions for
both distributed generation
and utility scale solar PV. Our
core cliental include
municipalities, school districts,
universities and businesses.
Over the past 4 years, Oak
Leaf has emerged as a
leading developer of CSG
projects with proven
subscription, engineering
and financial solutions for
our customers as well as
partners.
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Since 2005, Oak Leaf has developed 55MW of
solar. An additional 37MW will come online in
2018.
Oak Leaf has won and completed more projects
through cel's Solar Rewards Community program
than any firm in the country.
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We have undertaken projects ranging from 100kW
to 20MW (20,000kW).
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What are they?
Community Solar is a simple way for homeowners,
businesses and governments to participate in solar
with no upfront capital outlay and no responsibility to
operate or maintain the system.
Each garden must have a minimum of 10 unique, legal
entities participating at any given time. No party may
subscribe to more than 40% of the total electricity
produced by the system.
The subscriber receives a bill credit for each kWh
of energy they are subscribed to, and the savings
are shared between the subscriber and Oak Leaf.
Everybody saves money.
A law is passed in Colorado
aimed at encouraging
investment in solar energy by
allowing the creation of
community solar gardens.
How does a Community So
Project Development
Oak Leaf develops the
project, from acquiring
land to gaining municipal
approval to procuring the
equipment and
constructing the array.
Payment to Oak Leaf
The bill credit is shared
between the subscriber
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Community Support
Oak Leaf identifies
potential subscribers who
reside in the same or
contiguous county to the
solar garden.
Bill Credits
Participants are issued a bill
credit for each kWh they are
subscribed to. For 2017, the
Bill Credit is 6.947 cents/kWh.
Anderson Solar Garden
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OAK LEAF ENERGY PARTNERS
CORPORATE HEADQUARTERS
2645 E. Second Street, Suite 206
Denver, Colorado 80210
Kyle Sundman
Project Developer
kyle@oakleafep.com
720-739-7413 (o)
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ADDENDUM
NADAR4O PETROLEUM CORPORATION
MAIN (720) 929-6000
1099 1 F3'" STREET. SUITE 1800 y DENVER, COLORADO S0202
Anada.
Petroleum Corporation
April 2,. 2018
VIA - MAIL
Weld County Department of Planning Services
Angela Snyder - Planner
r 555 N. 17th Avenue
Greeley„ CO 80631
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NOTICE OF MINERALL INTERESTS T OWNED BY iiiNADARK0 LAND CORP. AND
ANADA.RK0 E&P UORE1LLC ANDOBJEC'T ON
USRI Anderson Solar Facility
Oak Leaf Energy Partners — Owner or Applicant
Township 3 Not* Range 66 West
Section 9: part of the SE/4 (Property")
Weld County, Colorado
Ms. Angela Snyder:
This letter is written in response to U 18-0004 concerning intent to develop the
surface of property (Use by p ci.al Review -Anderson Solar Facility located in the SEM of
Section 9, Township 3 North, Range 66 West, Weld Count., CO. Anadarko Land Corp. and
Anadarko &VLF Onshore LLC (together the "Anadarko entities") own the minerals that
underlie the property located in Section ("Property").
The Anadarko entities wish to give notice of the mineral interests they own under the
Property and make aware that the surface development of the property may significantly
impact the prospective development of the minerals that underlie the Property. The Anadarko
entities object to U R18-OOO4 until further agreements on surface use are reached among the
Anadarko rko entities and the surface owner. There is an existing Surface Owners Agreement on
the Property executed November 12, 1991. between Charles T. and Den.isse Anderson and
Union Pacific Resources Company recorded in Weld County, Colorado Reception No.
02272225 for the development of oil and gas on the Property.
The following are comments in support of this Notice and. Objection:
1, The Mineral Resources Owned by Anadarko Land Corp.
Anadarko Land Corp. ("ALC") owns all of the hard rock minerals, including the coal!,
which underlies the Property.
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2. The Oil and Gas Resources Owned by the Anadarko Entities.
The Anadarko entities together own all of the oil and gas that underlies the Property.
3. There is Clear StatutoryAuthority and. Direction to i _ ake Into Account _ the Ri hts of
Mineral • tere st Owners in its Consideration of
lications for Development.
The State of Colorado recognizes the important rights of mineral owners and lessees
in .III , § 30-28-133(10) which states and acknowledges that both the mineral estate and
the surface estate are interests in landand that the two interests are 'separate and distinct."
The subsection specifically recognizes that the owners of subsurface mineral interests and
their lessees have "the same rights and privileges as surface owners."
4. Owners of Split Estates ust_ENercise _ Their . ights in a Wa that Gives Due Retard
to the Rights of the Other.
Colorado law provides that the mineral owner has die right of reasonable access to
and use of the surface estate to extract minerals and that the mineral estate owner and the
surface estate owner are to give due regard to the rights of the other and reasonably
accommodate each other's rights.
5. The Anadarko Entities Have Entered into Many Agreements with Develo ers with
Respect to the Disposition of the Minerals at the Time that the Develo
er Pro
.ores to
Develop the Surface Estate. and the Public interest is Served by the Parties Enterin
into Such an Agreem nt.
The mineral assets have significant value and consequently the Anadarko entities are
concerned that the subsequent build -out of the Property may impair their ability to develop.
their minerals and oil and gas interests. Any future surface development plans should
incorporate and designate lands to he set aside for oil and gas development and expressly
provide protection for future wells, pipelines, gathering lines and related oil and gas facilities
and equipment. Approval of any surface development plan that forecloses the rights of
mineral and leasehold owners may be a compensable taking.
In order to protect their mineral interests and private property rights, the Anadarko
entities request that any subsequent build -out of the property be done after an agreement is
reached among the ' t ada'ku entities and the surface owner, including the disposition of the
hard rock mineral interests.
Additionally, there is an existing well, UPRC 940K, that is located within the
proposed Solar Facility that does not have the correct setback requirements of 150' around
well head. Access into this UPS ,9-10K should remain as is and wilt be needed from time
to time, All flowlines on the property should be noted arid proper setbacks applied..
Please contact me at 720-929-3206 at your earliest convenience. We took forward to
working with the developer to accomplish its land use planning goals.
Sincerely,
ANA 0 PETROLEUM CORPORATION
Brandon McG aw
Landman
cc: Jeff Fiske, Lead Counsel
Ron Olsen
Don Jobe
An sew Wurdack
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