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Home My WebLink About760029.tiff /785 Recorded at .P o'clock _._/. _...M OEC 2 191E Rec. No. :I ®4P."-�s Mary Arn Feuc rstein, Recorder RESOLUTION WHEREAS , a public hearing was held on November 3 , 1975, in the chambers of the Board of County Commissioners, Weld County, Colorado, for the purpose of hearing a petition of E. F. Industries , Inc. , C/O Jimmy D. Mote, Agent, Louisville, Colorado, requestirg a change of zone from "A" Agricultural District to "S" Scientific District, and WHEREAS, the petitioner was present, being represented by Mr. Jimmy D. Mote, Senior Vice President of Operations for said petitioner, and WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners heard all the testimony and statements of those present, and WHEREAS , The Board of County Commissioners has studied the request of petitioner and studied the recommendations of the Weld County Planning Commission as submitted, and having been fully informed; NOW, THEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED, by the Board of County Commissioners, that the petition of E. F. Industries , Inc. , C/O Jimmy D. Mote, Agent, Louisville, Colorado, for a change of zone from "A" Agricultural District to "S" Scientific District, said area being more particularly described as follows: A tract of land situated in the SW4 of Section 4 , Township 11 North, Range 61 West of the 6th P. M. , Weld County, Colorado, said tract of land being more particularly described as follows : Commencing at the Southwest corner of said Section 4 ; Thence Northerly along the West line of said Section 4 for a distance of 971. 12 feet; Thence due East for a distance of 679 . 97 feet to the Point of Beginning of said tract to be described; Thence due North at right angles to the left for a distance of 335. 81 feet; Thence due East at right angles to the right for a distance of 740. 00 feet; Thence due South at right angles to the right for a distance of 990. 00 feet; Thence due West at right angles to the right for a distance of 740. 00 feet; Thence due North at right angles to the right to a Point of Beginning. is hereby granted under the conditions following: 1. Noise level shall be no greater than 115 db at the property line. 2 . Ground shock shall be nog reater than 2in/Sec at the property line. 3. Monitering of sound vibrations, ground vibrations , and well depths to be made for twelve months . The results to be available to Weld County upon request of the Board of County Commissioners. 4 . The documents submitted by E. F. Industries , Inc. dated December 31, 1975 , marked exhibit A, attached hereto and made a part hereof by reference be adhered to totally. Lc =III' 760029 I ///", - - it9- 785 1-)- 5 . That any water and sanitation facilities to be installed shall be approved by the State Health Department. 6. All applicable subdivision regulations and zoning regulations shall be followed and complied with in accordance with the zoning resolutions of Weld County, Colorado. 7 . Activities to start within twelve months from the date of Board of County Commissioners approval. 8 . Prior to commencement of manufacturing, all necessary permits being applied for and approved with respect to the use and storage of explosives. These should be submitted to the Planning Commission Office and made a part of the file. 9 . All activities and facilities being limited to the plans submitted. 10 . Building permits being obtained prior to construction. 11. Subject to submission of plat for approval of the Weld County Planning Commission and subsequent recording of said plat in the office of the County Clerk and Recorder of Weld County, Colorado; said recording costs to be paid by petitioner. Dated this 12th day of January, A. D. , 1976 . BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WELD COUNTY, COLORADO ATTEST: V. Weld County Clerk and ��Recorder and Clerk to the Boare] By Z, 1. tit( -1,� c_c L. • Deputy Court' y Clerk APPROVED AS TO FO12Mt /Special Legal�Counselt -2- rs r ' a• ` J + . E. F. INDUSTRIES, INC. 31 December 1975 Mr . Gary Fortner Director, Planning Administration Weld County Planning Commission 1516 Hospital Road Greeley, Colorado 80631 • Re : E.F. Industries , Inca application for approval of a zone change from "A-D" to "S-UD" Dear Mr. Fortner : The attached document sets forth certain technical information to assist the Planning Commission in establishing acceptable blast noise and vibration limits applicable to E.F. Industries , Inc. explosive cladding operations . • E.F. Industries , Inc. agrees to a conditional zoning change subject to the criteria set forth by the Commissioners . E .F. Industries, Inc. further agrees that any blast noise and vibration limits established by the Commissioners is subject to review and revision to lower levels based on reasonable objections by affected parties . E . F. Industries`Inc. agrees to allow qualified independent agencies to make measurements to assure the Commission that the established limits are being met. Sincerely yours , E . F. INDUSTRIES , INC . il y D. ilo t e Sr. Vice President, Operations • Attachment JDN/sg cc : Tom Honn • P.O. Box 7 1301 Courtesy Road Louisville, Colorado 80027 Phone (303) 666-6551 TWX 010-940-0399 • • BLAST INDUCED NOISE AND VIBRATIONS do Jimila7D. Mote r. Vice President, Operations E. F. INDUSTRIES, INC. BLAST INDUCED NOISE AND VIBRATIONS INTRODUCTION: In recent years several studies have been performed for the. . purpose of establishing technical guidelines for control of noise pollution and safe vibration levels for structures sub- ject to the effects of blasting operations . In the following paragraphs , a brief review of the salient points of the mea- surement of sound, particularly at the objectionable level, along with the recommended limits for various operations , is presented. An example of the attenuation of sound with dis- tance is presented, using the Hereford Missile site as a model. In the final paragraphs , the effects of blast induced ground vibrations is discussed along with the recommended limits for prevention of structural damage. NOISE: The most objectional feature of an air shock at some distance from the explosion is the noise generated. Noise may be de- fined as unwanted sound. A quantitative measure of sound in- tensity is provided by a quantity called the decibel, usually abbreviated db, defined by the following equation: • gib = 20 log l0 p0 where p = the over pressure created by the sound wave p0 = a reference pressure, usually 0 .00002 Newtons/sq>>.are meer which is equivalent to 2 . 9x10- lb/inL . Some idea of the sound pressure levels associated with common sound sources may be gained from Figure 1 . Sometimes a weighting network is used in sound-level meters . The commonly used scales are designated A, B, and C. The A network weighting scale has a response approximating the 40db contour for pure tones . The B network weighting scale has a response approximating the 70 db contour for pure tones . The C network weighting scale is intended to provide uniform re- sponse over the frequency range from 25 Hz to 8 ,000 Hz. The - 1 - C weighting scale gives more meaningful data for sound-levels above 90 to 100db and is the scale recommended for measuring blast noise levels . Sound decreases with distance from the source for two reasons , namely, (1) The sound radiates in all directions and is thereby dissipated into a larger volume . (2) The motion the sound induces into the air particles , absorbs energy, and therefore reduces the sound-level . The reduction of sound level due to (1) can be calculated by the following equation: db2 = db1 -20 log10 _ 1 . where db2 = sound level at a distance r2 from the source db1 = sound level at a distance r1 from the source -Example : If we establish that 115db is an acceptable maximum at the property line of the Hereford Missile site, then r = 150ft since the sound will exit from the flame pit . The distance from this source to the nearest residence is approximately 4, 940 ft. 940 Hence db2 = 115 -20 log10 4150 = 115 - 30 = 85db This represents the sound-level outside the structure consid- ering only geometric attenuation. The sound-level inside the structure will be considerably less than this . Evaluation of the second component of sound reduction is a complicated function related, among other things , to the fre- quency of the sound, hence no meaningful calculation of this effect on sound level reduction can be made at this time. Figure 2 shows some sound-level contours at various distances from the Missile site , assuming a 115db sound-level at the - 2 - property line and considering only geometric attenuation. GROUND VIBRATIONS : -Recent _studies and data correlations have revealed that the most meaningful damage criteria for structures subject to blast induced ground vibrations is the ground particle velocity. . 'These correlations show that for particle velocities below 2 in/sec no structural damage results , hence, the Bureau of Mines recommends this limit for blast induced ground vibra- tions . The particle velocity induced by quarry blasting can be estimated from the empirical equation v /D 'W where 3? = the distance from the charge in 100ft W = the weight of the charge in 1001bs . H and /3 are constants for a given soil or rock strata. Some data show ranging from -1 . 1 to -2. 3 and H ranging from . 8 to 2 . 3 -Thus , if we use -1. 7 fore , 1 . 55 for H, a charge weight of -4001bs and a distance of 200ft from the charge to the property line, the above equation gives ` 2 -1 . 7 v = 1. 55( (4) = 1 . 55in/sec At 400ft the velocity 11 would be . 477in/sec. At BOOft the velocity would be . 15in/sec . Using these same constants , this -equation predicts an 8001b charge would produce a particle ve- locity of 2 .8in/sec at the property line. The above calculation is for illustrative purposes only, since (1) the coupling of the explosive energy into the ground is far less severe since the -explosive is not buried in the ground. (2) the soil conditions at the Hereford site are far less severe than those used in t he study which developed the equation f or quarries (rock strata) . - 3 - However , an equation of this form is probably applicable with perhaps a cube root relationship to the weight of explosive . One interesting result however is the rapidity with which the particle velocity drops off with distances . At very short distances from the source , the particle ve- locity is below the damage to structures level and certainly below the level which would damage structures like cased wells . No reliable estimates can be made at this time as to the maximum charge size which can be shot inside the missile chamber without damage to the structure itself. This esti- mate will require more detailed engineering calculations . However, a program is planned whereby analysis and experiment , through the use of graduated charge sizes and appropriate instrumentation, will be used to establish the maximum charge size limitation for the structure . Based on this summary information it is recommended that the Coimuissioners establish a noise limitation of 115db max at the property line and a ground vibration max of 2in/sec. f `' HUMAN AND STRUCTURAL RESPONSE sug. TO SOUND PRESSURE LEVEL • iIgic It Is DB PSI tura2 --- I80 3 42. . Structures damaged to I Most windows break 160 0.3 • p:o- Air Bias 1 Set 0.1 Q-- Some windows break From L*es. 140 —0.03 4- "No damage" level Explosion 'acv 0.01 'nay 120 0003 a- Threshold of pain 0.001 Threshold of complaints rot 100: O.OOO3 (dishes and windows rattle) f • and o-. Riveter r 0.0001 - 801- 3 x IO-5 60 3x10-6 Ordinary conversation • 40 Tax 10-7 s-- Hospital roor; 20 3x10 Whisper 6 1 0 3x10-9 '4-- Threshold of hearing O • FIGURE 1 • . . —103 sn: . 00Oct Bi.Tdb ' N A/4AeesT N 0 00 ft �tSADt�rc" g.6 Celia 3o00Pt 88.97db 02 ala Pe 92•sdb /Joy ce p8•SAb s opff Peo PEF77L/Avc io44 sdb PO/dr'0F SDUNA gOi`1) 6G.E'e s s F.eam, F'L,1AiE P/r O v F/C-41#4 .2 ccfd/rAscTce,e -.)041/Y.O. .CCg.e L ,DtCA? kV/ TN I)As"Wei 6 RECEIPT FOR CERTIFIED MAIL-300 (plus postage) SENT TO E . F . Industries POSTOR MARK - c/o Jimmy 7). Mote .) STREET-AND NO. P . O. Box 7 r\.1 J-141 C ourfecy -Road V P.O., STATE AND ZIP CODE r� �v 77 (� C") S.Dl�ktiiiAl15EdFICSS FacadoRp &9IONAL 027 1/12/76 on RETURN 1. Shows to whom and date delivered 15¢ RECEIPT With delivery to addressee only 654 SERVICES P. Shows to whom,date and where delivered., 350 With delivery to addressee only 85$ DELIVER TO ADDRESSEE ONLY 7jOd 6 SPECIAL DELIVERY (extra fee require 2 PS Form 3800 NO INSURANCE COVERAGE PROVIDED— (See other side) Apr. 1971 NOT FOR INTERNATIONAL MAIL a GPO:10720-480-743 -N. ,. v v. y �Jy]y3 S -N. (,-1 i4 7;c t. > 1-n 9O CO • c Ce / bit R y y O j f , too U ' 3 !8 -os •,1 I 12 lijiti N r•i z I k z aWi iii gfl °e O U N 9 CCCa11111 0 ."�ir. 5 �"Q //� i .I u Nf.� •ri 1yD1 ❑ tflu �// 1 E1. l l pk7 s kl 0 'el w a 6 •i w .Wi m al • .4 IV rrl 1r FM a Y of to PS Form 3811, len, 1975 RETURN RECEIPT, REGISTERED, INSURED AND CERTIFIED MAIL November 3 , 1973 I hereby certify that pursuant to -a notice dated October 1, 1975 duly published October 3, 1975 and October 24, 1973 in the Greeley Journal, a hearing was had on a Change of Zone, A to S , by E. R. Industries (Jimmy D. Mote) , at the time and place specified in said notice. A -motion was made by Commissioner Moser to take the request under advisement. -It was seconded by Commissioner Jacobucci and it carried. £&t BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WELD COUNTY, COLORADO .,/ ATTEST: .—?. see - �" COUNTY CLERK AND RECORDER AND CLERK TO THE BOARD -Deputy County Clerk Tape 4175-109 AT C. N D A N C ! RECORD Applicant : E.F. Industries Time : 10 . 00 A.M Docile t ;4 D�Lte : November 3, 1975 Request 75-49 .. ._ q ; Change of Zone A to S NAME ADDRESS Mite ; L 1-7 1�dt - 7 bps, ,�c - 13 c� i Ave y f ., .P.<1. 4,4,4, '//e —/s - • :Z.2. z.c.--- 7 • E . HEARINGS DATE: Nov-ember 3, 1975 TAPE #1: DOCKET #: 75-49 PETITIONERS NAME: E• -F• Industries DATE FIRST HEARD: 11/3/75 PETITIONERS ADDRESS: c/o Jimmy D. Mot-e P.O. Box 7 • 1301 Courtney Rd. Louisville, CO _80027 • REPRESENTED BY: REQUEST: CO Z,, A to S (Change of Zone) or (Land Use Permit) LEGAL DESCRIPTION: R61 T11 S4 SWa SPOKESMAN: Far: Against: . 1. 1'21 Ltit ..♦ %. • ACTION TAKEN: (Conditions) • • Affida. 1c of Publication STATE OF COLORADO, }ea. County of Weld, II Ii Mildred S. -Hans-en of ° said-County of Weld, being duly sworn, Say *••* y; tit,4 Ay"" that I am the (publisher) (editor) (advertie- `, 4 ) a Ing manager) of TICE GREELEY DAILY TRIBUNE, and $ THE GREELEY REPUBLICAN ft `il* t that the same is a daily-newspaper of-general circulation and-printedand published in the city of Greeley, in said county and state; that the notice or advertisement of-which the an- 4 i °^"• "y : nexed is a true copy, has been published in said daily newspaper for one day; that the ~wcP notice was published In the regular and entire issue of said newspaper, and in the -ig newspaper proper and-not 1n a supplement thereof; that the publication of said-notice R(�I{S/+' *t,; •� 1 A was contained in the issue of said newspaper ( 1 £=: i . -bearing date 23rayor October A.D. 1975 , wS1.D 1y.t sq� ADO that said -The Greeley Daily Tribune and The Greeley Republican, has been published ,; •� < p, J IMRE _ continuously and uninterruptedly during jiNBXLERKTATHEROMID the period of at least six months next prior to the issue thereof containing said R pY Je notice or advertisement above referred to; that said-newspaper has been admitted to the pr 9 1976 United States mails as second-class matter under the_provisions of the Act of March 8, 1879, or any amendments thereof, and that s ry xa9; 5 a I-' _said newspaper is a daily newspaper duly qualified for publishing legal notices and ' advertisements within the meaning of the laws of the State of Colorado. (Publisher) (Sit-e•) ( tfefarg-A£Er.) Subscribed and_sworn to before me this 23-rd October -75 day of A.D. 19 My commission expires June 6, 1978 Notary Public. / A-ffidavit of ?Lblication STATE OF COLORADO, I Iss County of Weld, I Richard L. Tatman I, of said County of Weld, being duly sworn, say that I am one of the publishers of THE GREELEY JOURNAL that the same is a weekly newspaper of general cir- culation, published in the city of Greeley, in said county and state, that the notice or advertisement, of which the annexed is a true copy, has been pub- two 'WIG[ lished in said weekly newspaper for Pursuant to the zoning twatiteSlate eertseeerive weeks; that the notice was published in tetgf!Qeaf 111•Eleed of ,.hi held the regular and entire issue of every number of said &beers of-JNM. my. •Y" •,151e newspaper during the period of time of publication Mpetltal Red, fey a, at the of said notice, and in the newspaper_proper and not Bme'epeaig*.,y I persons , armor in a supplement thereof,that the first publication of Interested to ills:fade a. ••*led- said notice was contained in the issue of said news- Bend di of °'_attend the annals)d 3rd maps as*raged oComamiselOnmeyl ounin • Office paper bearing date the day of 1516 Bo Hoepaltrl ooellanoad..a Greeley. ado.f County C October 75 -Docket No 75-411---.1.' ,A.D. 19 and E.F.Industries the last publication thereof in the issue of said (JimmyD Mote) P.D.BOx 7 24th 1301 Co Coy Road 'rj Louisville,Color1975QD27,, newspaper bearing date the -day of Deb November0133A 3,1975 Time:et Qflas October Hauliers] Cparict t Zone fromly�c Vick 75 trict)ural District)to S' (sersrl�Ae Die- , 19 e that the said The Greeley Journal has been published cdotfnat t A tract of land situoust and uninterruptedlyoiyeweeks during the period of e sled WY of least fifty-two consecutive.weeks next prior to the Sec5oo 0 Township 1 M t>e 81 first issue thereof"containing said notice oradver- Wast of the nth P.m.,'energising Weo unry,Col- tisement above referred�to; that said newspaper has credo,said tract oflollo more par- ) ticularly described as follows: " been admitted to the Un)ted States mails as second-` Commencing etlheSOutttw/etoomer of class matter under the provisions of the Ac -of wad Section 4;Thence NortharlYlpong the March 3, 1879, or any mendment thereo an that West One of said Sedlon 4fort distance of said newspaper - a ekly newspaper d Ii - 971.12 feet;Theses due East forednstanee for publishing I al otices a adverbs wi - of87997 feet tothe-Ppibed' ginning of in the meaning f e laws h f for said tract to bangles de to the T ar due North ai 335. 1feet;to the tar a-Eastdks at lance of les tot fen; hheoe *Dien at — / //� 740.angles to the duet for *rigs a of 7 :o the right ht for a dueencedt right situ- / ne of the lap to the right for a distance*WAX)feet; Thence due West atn.ht fegelstolhe right ' e 2-2 for a distance or740.00 feet Thence due /North alight angles to the riuhfto the Point of Beginning. Subscribed and sworn to before me thisTHE BOARD OF _ COUNTY COMMISSIONERS acv7.,S-� WELD COUNTY,COLORADO , day of ,-A.D. 19 BY:S.LEE SHEHEE,JR. -COUNTY CLERK AND RECORDER A.-2-6 J. AND CLERK TO THE BOARD My commission expires BY:JEANNE LOU HEIMBUCK,DEPUTY � y/, p� ccc Dated:October 1,1975 / y P Y i`}'"'�� ......��_c;e—2 Published:October3,1975 and Oataber24, Notary ublic✓ 1975 Published in The Greeley Jews* \ 4 k from the UiI ice of T!li3 B0.\RD 02 COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Crcelcp, Colnrudo WELD COUNTY, COLORADO Octcber 3 1975 Publisher : Please insert_ the enclosed notice in your .issu.' the October 24, 1975 c me only . of the enclosed e 1 voucher -Regard] returning o.milete and eDivert. at r voucher, r to us . can ones: n e the �lrafi ynclude an affidavit of publication so we liar complete our ,dies . Thank you for your cooperation. Sincerely, TEE BOARD OF COU JTY CG:§1MISSIONERS WELD COUNTY, COLORADO BY : _S . Lee Shehee , Jr . County Clerk and Recorder ,arnd Clerk to the Board eputy County Clerk RECEIPT FOR CERTIFIED MAIL 10 4 I s (plus postage) k SENT TO POSTMARK ,- Greeley Tribune OR DATE r __ CD STREET AND ND. 'Sr 714 8t11 St. P.O., STATE-AND ZIP CODE w� �,i Cr) Greeley Colorado A0631 — TO/3/75 ^-OPTIONAL SERVICES TORADOITIONAL FEES - _ - - RETURN 1. Shows to whom and date delivered 15@ - - RECEIPT With delivery to addressee only 654 SERVICES d. Shows to whom,date and where delivered.. 35e With delivery to addressee only 8Se . • _ DELIVER TO ADDRESSEE ONLY 60! O SPECIAL DELIVERY Int 1_, re i red) _. 1117VVV gF 5 PS Form 3800•i'� .4 1r` rr e APr. 1971 tl $ a xu r t 4" {r�"u "ew A _ ..._- t7 1 i r # , 844!..r 4"r r r I r ➢ 9 i4 eV'sI ) ri t I (I I'Vf ��&R�`' (IV': t. t , r �. 3 Y i N `nl r. "'." 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Docket No. 75-49 E. F. -Industries (Jimmy D. Mote) P. 0. Box 7 1301 Courtesy Road Date: November 3, 11375 -Louisville, Colorado 80027 Time: 10:00 A,M. Request: Change of Zane from "A" (Agricultural -District) to "S" (Scientific District) frt A tract of land situated in the SW% of Section 4, Township 11 North, Range 61 West -of the 6th Y.M. , Weld County, Colorado, said tract of land being more particularly described as follows: Commencing at the Southwest corner of said Section 4; Thence Northerly along the West line of said Section 4 for a distance of 971.12 feet' Thence due East for a distance of 679.97 feet to the Point of Beginning of said tract to be described; Thence due North at right angles to the left for a distance of 333.81 feet; Thence due East at right angles to the right for a distance of 740.00 feet; Thence due South at right angles to the right for -a distance of 990.00 feet; Thence due West at right angels to the right for a distance of 740.00 feet; Thence due North at right angles to the right to the Point of -Beginning. THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WELD COUNTY, COLORADO BY: S. LEE SHEHEE, JR. COUNTY CLERK AND RECORDER AND CLERK TO THE BOARD Fr BY: Jeanne Lou Heimbuck, Deputy Dated: October 1, 1975 Published: October 3, 1973 and October 24, 1975 in the Greeley Journal l( f'i . ±Y,t,T / _ • ( '% 1: 1t, DATE: Septer - 29, 1975 TO : The Board of County Commissioir_rs Weld County , Colorado • FROM: Clerk to the Board Office Commissioners : • If yob have no objections , we have tentatively set the following hearings for the 3rd of November, 10:00 A.M. State Highway Department, c/a Leo O'Connor, SUP, Borrow Extraction Site E. F. Industries (Jimmy D. Mote) , COZ, A to S - • OFFICE OF THE CLERK TO THE _B-0A-RD BY : Dep11ty The above mentioned hearing date and hearing time may he scheduled on the agenda as stated above : HOARD OF COUNTY CONNISSIONERS WELD COUNTY , COLORADO F BEFORE THE WELD COUNTY , COLORADO PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION OF RECOMMENDATION TO THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Case No . Z-259 Date 9/18/75 APPLICATION OF E, F. Industries, (Jimmy D, Mote) ADDRESS P, 0. Box 7, 1301 Courtesy Road, Louisville, Colorado 80027 Move-d by Bill Elliott that the following resolution -be introduced for passage by the Weld County Planning Commission : Be it -Resoly-ed by the Weld County Planning Commission that the application for resoning from "A" (Agricultural District ? to "S" ( Scientific District ) covering the following described property in Weld County , Colorado , to-wit : see attached -I Fr ce�o4noo ss. 0 '>I Y 0'.' WELD .: :''.h ttie f,#; k of the• Bra.d -y o mm reN S P 1 8 LU/b IP_P I(AN^W0,P.'ER Deputy be recommended (favorably ) Ountd(lnp)iJallse ) to th-e Board of County Commissioners for the following reasons : 1 ) The proposed zone change complies with the Comprehensive -Plan which states: 11 "Zoning for industrial use in areas outside the areas coveredby the comprehensive plans of -the existing municipalities shall be encouraged only for low employee concentra- tion, agriculturally related industries or other industries that can show they cannot reasonably -be accomodated within the areas covered by the municipalities' comprehensive plans, and 2) highly productive, irrigated, agricultural lands shall not normally be rezoned for industrial use, Only when detailed development plans accompanied by economic and environment-el impact statements, prepared by recognized experts, Justify the sacrifice of these agri-cultural assets will such a rezoning request receive favorable consideration. " The proposed use would be located on other than prime (Continued. , , ) Motion seconded by Marge Yost Vote : For Passa-ge Ronald Heitman Against Passage J,J, Ben Nix Marge Yost Bill Elliott The Chairman declared the liesolution passed and ordered that a certified copy be forwarded with the file of this case to the Board of County Commissioners for furt-her proceedings . I (we) , the undersigned, hereby request a hearing before the Weld County PlnrnIn Commission concerning proposed rezoning of the following described unincorporated an'a of Veld County: LEGAL DESCRIPTION: A tract of land situated in the SW;f of Section 4 , Township 11 North , Range 61 West oS the 6th P. M. , WELD COUNTY , COLORADO, said tract of land being more particularly described as follows : Commencing at the Southwest corner of said Section 4 ; thence Northerly along the West line of said _Section 4 for a distance of 971 . 12 feet ; thence due East for a distance of 679 . 97 feet to the POINT OF BEGINNING of said tract to be described ; thence due North at right angles to the left for a distance of 33-5. 81 feet ; thence duo last at right angles -to the right for a distance of 740 .00 feet ; thence due South at right -angles to the right for a _distance of 990 . 00 feet ; thence due West at right angles -to the right for a distance of 740 . 00 feet ; thence due North at right angles to the right to the POINT OF BEGINNING. Continued, , , , , SUP 289 E. F. Industries agricultural land. The facilities chosen appear to be adequate for the use proposed. The use, in fact, may not be desirous for location within the comprehensive planning area of an incorporated limits in Weld County; 2) County Engineer indicates no problems; 3) Colorado Geologic Survey states there are no geologic problems; 4) County Health recommends approval ; and 5) Bureau of Alcohol , Tobacco and Firearms indicates applicant would be required to o in permits for use a storage of explosives. SUBJECT TO: ' ities to start wit n 12 months from the date of Board of County Commi oners approval ; 2, 1 County and State Health requirements be met; 3) rior to commencement of ima acturing, all necessary permits being applied for and approved with espect to the use and storage of explosives, These should be sub 'fed to the Planning Commission Office and made a part of the file; all activities and facilities being limited_ to the plans submitted; 5 wilding permits being obtained prior to construction; 6) dust abatement and weed control shall be maintained as to County and State regulations; and 7) Building Inspection Department inspecting bunker to insure Uniform Building Code requirements are being poet prior to County Commissioners' hearing. CERTIFICATION OF COPY Janna Morrow , Recording Secretary of Wel-d -aunty Planning Commission, do hereby certify that -the above and -foregoing Resolution is a true copy of. Resolution of Planning Commission of Weld County, Colorado, adopted on September 16, 1975knd recorded i-n Book No. 1V , Page No. , of the proceedings of aaid Planning Commission. Dated this 18th day of September , 19 75. ( % -tom/ //� K R tording Y-Secretar , Weld Eounty Planning Commission v }+C-Z DO6 REZONING APPLICATION W•'.id County Planning Depar•troont Services Building, Greeley, Solo. 1,Ui{ PLANNING OSPA1tYMENT USE ONLY: CASE NUMBER: PC HEARING DATE:_ '" - i L' S .;C. TWP RANGE: CC HEARING DATE: LAO D -CODE: S: 1/4: KI•'Y UUii'/DIV CODE:. K�y: SUB: BL.i(: _ LOT: R:TER TO: REZONING FEE: ia-S-.-"= - 1 ) , . • Date: .1'//-:; APP. CHECKED BY: T - 2,) . . . . Date: . REC. NO. : r?lS'7 3) 1V , , - - Date:1- LEGAL DESC APPROVAL . I r. Date c :1AacIAr' IItL�1rJTJTS: Print, or 1{•. '�'.•` TO Be-,'Br COMPLETED BY AP GUIDE REQPLICANT IN ACCORDANCE WITH PROCEDURAL type only, except for necessary signatures. I (we) , the undersigned, hereby request a hearing before the Weld County Planning Commission concerning proposed rezoning of the _foLl-owing described unincorporated area of Weld _County: LEGAL DESCRIPTION: A tract of land situated in the SWI of Section 4 , Township 11 North , Range 61 West of the 6th P.M. , WELD COUNTY , COLORADO, said tract of land being more particularly described as follows : Commencing at the Southwest corner of said Section 4 ; thence Northerly along thD West .line of said Section 4 for a distance of 971 .12 feet ; thence due East for a distance of 679 . 97 feet to the POINT OF BEGINNING of said tract to be described ; thence due North at sight angles to the left for a distance of 335.81 feet ; thence due East at right angles to the right for a distance of 740.00 feet; thence due South -at right angles to the right for a distance of 990.00 feet ; thence due West at right angles to the right for a distance of 740. 00 feet ; thence due North at right angles to the right to the POINT OF BEGINNING. STREET LOCATION: County Road No. 89 near Hereford, Colorado PRESENT ZONE: A-b PROPOSED EUfE S— u APPROX AREA: l_6 • 82 Acs pWaPOSL: Special manufacturing (underground) IS THIS AREA PLATTED: YE:S( )- NO (-x). IF PLATTED, NAME OF PLAT:__N/li IS THIS AREA' TO BE PLATTED: YES ( ) NO (X). IF ANSWER IS YES, -HAS _PLAT BEM SUBMITTED: YES ( ) NO ( ). P .U.D. drawing submitted herewith. FEE OWIli,RS OF AREA PROPOSED FOR REZONING: NAME: Fxan-cis & Murril Da-ellenbach ADDRI<SS:1304 E. 5th,Cheyenne ,tY TF1:_None__ A DDRF:SS I:�_ NAME: ADDfS: T NAME: I hereby depose and state under the penalties of perjury that all statements, proposal: and/or plans submitted with or oontainad within this application -are true :and correct to the best of my knowledge. BOUVAR ) E. F . INDUSTRIES , INC . COUi.`i'Y OF _ STATE OF- COLORADO ) Jimmy D . Mote By tuts or -or Authorized Agent Senior ice President Subscri ed and sworn to before me this day of Ma/ , 1975 SEAL / NOTARY PUBLIC My commission -expires: ar...a- /i 2 7� ,. -aRcan®urrr W(17:11k To ZONING DEPARTMENT _Date September 29 , 1975 COLORADO From Inspection Department , J . E . Jarvis , Director SubjectE . F . Industri-es , Grover We have discussed the use of the missile base located in the SWt, of Sec .4 T11N R61W in regards to the safety of the personnel that will perform the operations with Mr . J . D . Mote . We are satisfied that all safety precautions will be taken and tan see no building code violations at this time . Mr . Mote will supply our department with a copy of their scheduling and an engineer ' s report on the strength of the missile structure ' s sidewalls in relation to the force of E . F . Industries Explosions . '.fr OF COLORADO ss. WELD . .t>tie Cork of the Board County Commissioners N0V 3 t975 COUNTY CLERK AND RECORDER By Deputy -Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms Pox 3523 Federal Office Building Denver, Colorado 80201 August 15, 1-975 Thomas E. Bonn Zoning Administrator Weld County Planning Commission 1516 Hospital Blvd. Greeley, Colorado 80631 Dear Sir; The attached materials were received from your office and reviewed on August 14, 1975. Pursuant to this review and our earlier telephone con- versation, I will briefly outline pertinent Federal law and regulatory re— quirements that you may wish to take into consideration with the rezoning application. Essentially, there are two provisions that would he of interest to his ATF in a proposed explosives manufacturing facility. First, it is necessary that each person intending to engage in the business of manufacturing explosive materials file an application and obtain a license for each business premises at which he shall manufacture. This license must be obtained prior to commencement of such a manufacturing operation. ( This provision is found in Part 181 .41 (h) of the enclosed Publication 739, Commerce In Explosives. ) Maintenance of this license is contingent on the Iicensee'-s conduct of operations in Compliance with all applicable sections of Part 181 . Second,- should the manufacturers- operation demand that he store explosives or explosive materials-, it would be necessary that the storage be accomplished in a manner consistent with Part 181 .181 and applicable subparts. Included in these provisions are such requirements as the proper class and construction of the storage facility . for the explosives to be stored, proper operations within these storage faci- lities, and that the storage facilities meet the minimum distance requirements as outlined in the American Table Of Distances ( Fart 181 .197 ) . As you can see, the Federal requirements would some after the fact of your approving a rezoning aprlic-ation. In Part 181 .49( 5) & (6) , it is stated that a license shall be approved - providing other applicable provisions are satisfied — if: (5) The applicant has in a stgte business premises from which he conducts business or operations subject to license or permit under the Act or from which he intends to conductsuch business or operations; (6) The applicant has storage facilities for the class of explosives materials described on the !woman,— application which facilities meet the standards prescribed by Sub art J of this p part, unless he establishes to the satisfaction of the Assistant Regional Commissioner that the business or opera- - tions to be conducted will not require the storage of explosive materials; While we can, of course, make no specific recommendation on the request for rezoning in question, it is hoped that the above information and enclosed copy of pertinent laws will assist you in making your de- termination. If our office can be of any further assistance, please do not hesitate to call. 1 l Robert P. Moslek Inspector, ATF /.. G1975 RECEIVED H.r'• M'ebi G+rrb nrtg L!71NSSIer • r:),/ • • r - ZONING CASE # Z-259:75:10 Location Pt. SW' Sec. 4 T11N R61W Agenda date September 16, 1975 Date August 13, 1975 RE : Zone Change From : "A" To : "S-UD" The Zone Change for E. F. Industries, Inc. (does ) (-d-aes-=not ) meet with the requirements of the Weld County . Health Department . The Weld County Environmental Health Services recommends that this request be (approved ) (disapproved ) . Remarks : Yours truly , 2 /'., -_� '/1 7) 2 f" Environmental Health Services / yT1'��1``jtx t',l)j;() RICHARD D. P •fAP ter,. ; 1. JOHN W. BOLD Governor /NE Director N COLORADO GEOLOGICAL SURVEY DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES 1 2,j<;- 254 COLUMBINE BUILDING - 1845 SHERMAN STREET /r�` 4,, '7.ST'• DENVER, COLORADO 80203 PHONE 892-2611 / , August 28, 1975 �`H RECEIVED DI Weld Ceonty Planning Commission Mr. Thomas E. Honn �G U`�1 (A'S''0 Weld County Planning Commission 1516 Hospital Road Greeley, Colorado 80631 Dear Mr. Honn: RE: E.F. INDUSTRIES, REZONING We have reviewed the request for rezoning from E. F. Industries. It appears to us that there is no geologic reason why this _rezoning should not be approved. The prior construction on this site as a missle launching area appears to make the present rezoning request quite reasonable. If we can be of further assistance, please contact our office. Sincerely, air. David C. Shelton Engineering Geologist DCS/jp cc: Land Use Commission GEOLOGY STORY OF THE PAST . . . KEY TO THE FUTURE • Planning Commission August 22 , 1975 To Date COLORADO From E. Y. Industries C. O. Z . request Subject: All roads and access in this request appear to be existing; therefore , this office would have no requests at this time . /mo Gilman E. Olson mfm ..R.•11 iiO1 l , r .. / I ,..0i 1 hi<i - lf+•lf��. li.::g::-. '••ii 1. Sf . 53.C f.;••i '•f,�f t,, •-c'-,ti^-.i•� '!`•^••l•ti :,'): Y r, 7.',• ;-.: :i'—' '- '-1 -s. �':r�- - 4. x .l...+�„� .-n.,5 y ..r ;�, f '�'� Z �.. .y` y ��. ..C• .Y.-y{�•• 'i111'�+ � I•� �la )" r�_....�:.Y��.• r'i'•...� 1:./�i.f I•Y••: 1f�•: .�7i�.�c'�i,.t.�1i;�hx7r +t tte'ri):K*w+•,�,,.,.. ,;»» i•• ? 5... .:.. `%} a _ .i.I..�.2 i i off t j c;c. • • . . • . gip. ;-,41 : ,T, ivT,7 .. ; --'' ,. F4: ., ..:r-, i „L.., t � _.,, �. 2„ ,......, 00,,,, .. .„ "11 (.7 L."..-73 171.1"2 ‘...!;.77., alp- {' .{� •v ril '. Cy •� . 2 a•)c7 � Fait, +cs•,�r� + • DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND EMPLO '3rM NT r. ".' DIVISION OF LABOR 200-E.9th Avenue,Denver,Colorado 80203 E. F. Industries Inc. 8, . P. 0. Box 7 - 51 Louisville, CO 80027 y • 7 • � - PEnMlT NUMBER 155-V--UFOR TH YEAR ENDING DECE ,1.7/4. 3 37, __I.975_ 'A .. . .1 '..4'-1;--,1 TYPE AND �sc 3 riot o�-P.RM T _. l� st,To sell_._ including u5 pj haaa, el----"-0 3 sta,-aje__arld ttan•�porta iaz�---.ir-cide T-._.. r� r x pt T4 40Q 1411.9... DE .EaQSIVES gj l THIS PERMIT 1S ISSUED UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF CHAPTER 53, ARTICLE 7, ;, CRS 1963,AS AMENDED. ''' • �76'� THIS PERMIT IS NON-TRANSFERABLE AND SHALL BE CONSPICUOUSLY POST- =2',:.,;!-:';i.) -0y • - ED IN THE PRINCIPAL OFFICE OF PERNIITTEE. :._,.:,-.4., ;,�{ IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I HAVE HEREUNTO SET I`//'}f'� HAND AND SEAL :r==; - e. i:.4:-t -5. )'r r DAY OF - Ja r na �' ;, �' THIS 1-57-h - 19--2�, ,� . ` t J I --.),/24- :l quroR D SI465-R7O 'r= L yam•—-� F,:i'4-'1 .) !4'sl.tL,� L `4`•f'S�d'.�}f.Yiµt4t s�ktlL u.� TAT , _._ .._f.._ — .__ •._. _ -`x ..--1 ?6.4-••, � i . ,,, Ta .6.-47 i1K_,lritl .a ,};iTlw�1'•.i Kr'-^ -�.. .T....�. -Y-..- *:t;.T..... •+:l (~( f.j/ •f '�• �( ) �-( •r hYr7 e..� f u .�{ K+�•. .iL'KM.:t/.Yti.��iA:..f+:it.µ{ ifr.Si.a}.. �l,y,U.:.YSti,� YA�Lt`.f:>. �. iI" .X� .� � •^� �•� J- ••X.?,�r`. r•.L.> ,�w )••: r)��.•-•,,�-.! .tit—' 4 .+w�`afgI. File • • Name S. F. Industries, Inc. 1. 15-06-00022 2. czp;(.ai;,,n gate.eui-ua;.y 11, 1976 Copy of License (18 U.S.C. Chapter 40, Explosives) 3. Employer Ll ensrcaaon No. a. County ` t• certify that this is a true copy of a permit issued to me to r.Snc el szcViry No. - engage ' Y usiness specified in item - 84—060342: • Boulder - ,� 5. Class of License and Explosives () (Signature of Licensee) Manufacturer OX High Explosives PURCHASING COPY The licensee named herein may use this form, a reproduction ❑ Importer ❑ Low Explosives Dealer O thereof, or a reproduction of his license, to assist a distributor Blasting Agents of explosive materials to verify the identity and the licensed ❑ Manufacturer--Limited status of the licensee as provided in 26 CFR Part 181. 6. Issued by Assistant Regional Commissioner,ATE,at Dallas, Texas • Licensee: E. P. Industries, Inc. 1301 Courtesy Road Louisville, Colorado 80027 Department of the Treasury—Internal Revenue Service Form 4706(2-17) Part 2 _ • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . l; E.F. INDUSTRIES SCIENTIFIC PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT Development Criteria Permitted Uses. Underground - Shaping, fabricating, cladding, and processing of metal products, with techniques involving con- trolled use of explosives ; related scientific and experimental activities; storage (in bunkers meet- ing applicable legal requirements) of explosives; storage of equipment and machinery. Surface - Storage of equipment and machinery; incidental office facilities ; portable electric generation equipment; portable sanitary facilities ; storage (in bunkers meeting applicable legal requirements) of explosives ; employee parking. Space Allocation. Underground work areas - 13 , 550 sq. ft. Underground storage - 60 sq. ft. Surface storage areas (enclosed) - 16 , 000 sq. ft. Surface parking (open) 2 , 400 sq. ft. Surface office (enclosed) - 800 sq. ft. Structures Adjacent to Streets. Located as shown on P.U. D. drawing; set backs from county road to comply with requirements of Weld County Zoning Resolution. Architectural and Building Standards. Must comply with applicable requirements of Weld County Building Code. Signs . Must comply with applicable requirements of Weld County Zoning Resolution. Utility Design and Maintenance. Services or facilities involving connections with public utility systems must comply with applicable requirements of the utilities involved. yi Lighting. Must comply with applicable requirements of Weld County Zoning Resolution. Access Limitations. No access to public roads except as indicated on P .U.D. drawing . Parking. Must comply with applicable requirements of Weld County Zoning Resolution. E. F. INDUSTRIES SCIENTIFIC PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT BACKGROUND AND SUMMARY OF APPLICATION I . Background. A. The Property. The land contained within the proposed Planned Unit Development was acquired by the United States Government in 1960 for the purpose of constructing an "Atlas D" missile site. Due to rapid changes in missile technology, the site soon became obsolete, and was transferred to private owner- ship on July 20, 1967 . In the interim, however, extensive underground missile launching facilities were constructed, together with work -areas and living quarters for a launch crew. These facilities, which were designed to withstand nuclear attack, as well as ventilator shafts and similar structures , penetrate the surface of the tract at numerous points, rendering the property totally useless for agricul- tural or grazing purposes . At the same time, the massiveness of the existing structures renders their removal, if not physically impossible, at least realistically infeasible, and the property is therefore not suitable for any substan- tial future development. The proposed uses of the property do not require any significant additional development (although small storage and similar out-buildings may eventually be con- / structed) , and are considered to be consistent with the uses permitted under Weld County Scientific zoning. The Planned Unit Development application is submitted solely for the purpose of complying with conditions established by the Weld County Planning Commission for consideration of the request- ed rezoning of the property from "A-D" to "S" . B. The Applicant. The Applicant is E.F. Industries , Inc . , a Colorado corporation headquartered in Louisville, Colorado. E.F . Industries has developed and controls the rights to certain innovative techniques for shaping and processing metals , involving the scientifically controlled use of high explo- sives. The forces generated by the detonation of small quantities of certain explosives can equal or exceed the pressures obtainable from the largest and most expensive hydraulic presses ; properly controlled and directed, these forces permit the relatively inexpensive shaping and fabri- cating of metal products . Such metal shaping operations can be conducted under water, and are presently conducted with- out difficulty at E.F. Industries ' plant in Louisville. Another process developed by E.F. Industries (and the one proposed to be carried on within the former missile site) involves the controlled use of high explosives to fuse or "clad" one metal to another. The cladding process re- quires that both metals be exposed to the atmosphere , with- out benefit of any water "cushion" to absorb the shock -2 waves generated by the detonation of explosives . E.F. In- dustries has for some time been conducting cladding opera- tions above ground on open ranch land in Larimer County. While this arrangement has been satisfactory much of the time , inclement weather occasionally interferes with sched- uled operations, and the necessity of transporting equipment to and from the working site results in non-productive expenses which the Applicant would prefer to avoid. C. Proposed Uses. In the event the requested rezoning is granted, E.F. Industries would propose to conduct its cladding opera- tions in the existing underground missile launching facili- ties on the property in question. The missile structures , having been designed to withstand nuclear 'attack from without, are of ample strength to withstand the detonation of explo- sives from within, and would substantially reduce the trans- mission of any ground shock to surrounding lands . In addi- tion, the enclosed facility permits the control and muffling of any potentially disturbing air shock to an extent which is impossible with open air detonations . Finally , the availability of permanent structures would permit the Appli- cant to store essential equipment at its working site, thus eliminating the expense of transporting equipment to and from the site at the time of each operation. It is not presently envisioned that any of E.F. Industries ' personnel would reside on the property in ques- -3- /7 tion, or that the facilities would be used on a daily basis . Rather, it is contemplated that on the day of each cladding operation (an average of once or twice per week) the neces- sary materials, together with a work force of approximately six employees, would be transported to the site , and would leave later the same day after operations were finished. D. Compatibility with Surrounding Land. The land surrounding the property in question is generally used for agricultural purposes . No improvements are located within approximately one mile of the property , and, due to the remoteness of the area from any sizeable residential center, little development is anticipated within the foreseeable future. While E.F. Industries ' proposed uses of the property are not incompatible with development of the surrounding area , the existence of common misunder- standings regarding the safety of explosives suggests that the Applicant should conduct its operations in an area which is likely to remain substantially undeveloped for several years . Accordingly, the uselessness of the property in question for agricultural and most other purposes, combined with its "ready-made" usefulness for the Applicant ' s purposes , suggests that the requested rezoning of the property will permit the property to be put to its most productive use , without present or future detriment to surrounding areas . • -4- �1 II . Summary Statement of Application. A. Total development area: 16 . 82 acres (732 , 679 . 2 square feet) . B. Total number of proposed dwelling units : None . C. Total number of square feet of non-residential floor space : 30 , 410 (maximum) . D. Total number of off-street parking spaces : 12 (maximum) . E. Estimated total number of gallons of water per day: 250 maximum, 70 average; existing underground distri- bution system will be used for sanitary sewer water supply; potable water will be transported in closed containers as needed. F. Water supply source : Existing well (17 gpm mini- mum sustained capacity) . G. Type of sewage disposal system: Existing 1800 gallon septic system. H. Estimated total number of gallons per day of sew- age to be treated where central treatment facility is pro- posed: 200 maximum, 60 average. I . Uses and proposed density of development: See background information, above. J. General time schedule of expected completion dates : necessary improvements are complete, although lim- ited additional surface improvements may be constructed, as shown on P.U.D. drawing, over approximately five years . -5- r, r. K. Preservation and maintenance of open space : Existing range grass cover and other vegetation will not be disturbed, but will be mowed as necessary. L. Size and scope of shopping facilities : None planned. M. Size and scope of other community facilities : None planned. N. Financial plan: Single cash payment to present owners for land and improvements , to be made on or before July 31, 1975. 1/ -6- ., Al,r: E. F. Industries, Inc. (Mate) __ 5185.00— fir. —-- -- - ',1. •..`• Z;259:75:10 [.1rf;, n_^._.t.`a T : "A" to "S-UD" �•",'•PL. .. X11':�;i ,i: �.l�r:ll . 1! - •, - , r�r DACE B ,..:Ii; i . :S,' ,_CTG. *-- - ; F A;,'S E 13 L E G '--- - --•------�--- 8/1.3 ! JS L i AL DE;,C.-;IPT1ON CHECKED BY CC' . TTORicEY y f h I' .1 ,U-I-!010 L6 -LEL-25a i V. .a: i Y NAP PREPARED -1a-lJ C 0,,j 1 CAC!..- ;N07;�c,. OWNER' S NAMES g_15_- rns . C KAR NG LATE sEr I 9/16 JSM .1.;...:P. r._,f:NCT :c' i;O1IFI5Ci ��4 LM E OR' ! ?1 _ T I., ; ,_.), COI, a .011 !OR _TTEP, OF INTENT LOP? OF L?CATION -, 0 ::UA'MISSICNERS `.F; ; C- r: R 0A 'CATION i _: 11' ,'Y f)P." : i3Il!,:r:., NEARING DATE ;;FT i 1 t t L IT5A ., ,,. y ,� • � P: NG 4 • L;it. . T.SSI iN RESOLL"ION I4414-11-3321 ''P.F ":iiECK 'cSOLUTIOi 1;.,I_ _. , ;*,;:; = DUR':Olt :Dlr; O;wNt,tS t}v � r1EL MA1L y.,. c-4I - p ,;KaNa I Uiai:;. ::J CONITSSIO:t F.IN,ITES ! _ J ____ 11 ` „'r Ur. •;I .SI .:; PECi3ION "AFPRO'r - DEi; I .:n T AbL D ~ ~, C:;' :',TL Am ACTION TAKEN Mailing List Z-259 E. F. Industries Gertrude Timm Grover, Colorado 80729 Bauman Ranch, Inc. 2793 Deming Blvd. Cheyenne, Wyoming 82001 Francis 0. Daellenbach 1304 East 5th Street Cheyenne, Wyoming 82001 Hello