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WHEREAS, pursuant to law, the Board of County Commissioners,
Weld County, Colorado, is vested with the responsibility of administering
the affairs of Weld County, Colorado, and
WHEREAS, the Weld County Planning Commission by Resolution
cl) has recommended to the Board of County Commissioners, Weld County,
Colorado, that the Weld County Zoning Re solution and the Weld County
Subdivision Regulations be amended; and that the Weld County Supplemen-
tary Regulations concerning geologic hazards and flood plains, marked
Exhibit "A", be added to said Weld County Zoning Resolution and Weld
County Subdivision Regulations, and
WHEREAS, the said Weld County Supplementary Regulations
concerning geologic hazards and flood plains, marked Exhibit "A", as
an addition to the Weld County Zoning Resolution and Weld County
Subdivision Regulations is attached hereto and made a part of this
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Resolution by reference, and
WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners, Weld County,
Colorado, believes it to be in the best interest of the County to approve
said Weld County Supplementary Regulations concerning geologic
hazards and flood plains, marked Exhibit "A", as an addition to the
Weld County Zoning Resolution and the Weld County Subdivision Regu-
lations in their entirety.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the Board of County
Commissioners, Weld County, Colorado, that the Amendment to the
Weld County Zoning Resolution and the Amendment to the Weld County
Subdivision Regulations by the addition of the Weld County Supplementary
Regulations concerning geologic hazards and flood plains, marked
Exhibit "A", all as shown on the attached exhibit be and the same are
hereby adopted.
Dated this 7th day of July, 1976.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
WELD COUNTY, COLORADO
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WELD COUNTY
SUPPLEMENTARY REGULATIONS
Concerning
GEOLOGIC HAZARDS
FLOODPLAINS
June 1976
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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SECTION I
GENERAL PROVISIONS
A. Relationship to Other Regulations 1
B. Authority 1
C. Applicability 1
D. Definitions 2
E. Evaluation of Permit Application 5
F. Adoption and Amendment of Official Maps 5
G. Mapping Disputes 7
H. Administration and Enforcement 8
SECTION II
GEOLOGIC HAZARD AREAS
A. Purpose and Intent 9
B. Supplementary Application Requirements 10
C. Standards 12
D. Qualifications of Investigators 13
E. Exemptions 13
SECTION III
FLOODPLAIN AREAS
A. Purpose and Intent 15
B. Supplementary Application Requirements 15
C. Standards 18
D. Qualifications of Investigators 23
E. Exemptions 23
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SECTION I
GENERAL PROVISIONS
A. Relationship to Other Regulations
1 . These regulations are supplementary to requirements adopted under
Title 30, Article 28, Parts 1 and 2, Colorado Revised Statutes
1973, as amended.
2. Nothing in these regulations shall be construed as exempting an
applicant for a development permit from any other requirement of
Weld County or other state or federal laws and regulations.
3. To the extent that the requirements of these regulations differ
from other applicable requirements, the more restrictive require-
ments shall apply.
B. Authority
These regulations are adopted pursuant to, inter alia, section 29-20-
101 , et. seq. , 24-65.1-101 , et. seq. , and 30-28-101 et. seq. , C.R.S.
1973.
C. Applicability
1 . Jurisdiction - These regulations apply to all applications for
development permits in areas within the unincorporated portions
of Weld County, Colorado, which have been identified for regulation
by the Board of County Commissioners.
2. Boundaries - The boundaries of regulated areas shall be as they
appear on maps officially adopted by the Board of County Commissioners.
Maps officially adopted by the Board shall be on file with the Clerk
and Recorder and shall also be available for public inspection in the
Weld County Department of Planning Services. However, where flood
elevation information is available for a floodplain area and has been
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adopted by the Board of County Commissioners, such elevation data
shall take precedence over the adopted maps on file with the Clerk
and Recorder of the County and in the Department of Planning Ser-
vices. Where there is a conflict between the boundary lines illus-
trated on the map and the actual field conditions, the disputes
shall be settled according to "Mapping Disputes", Section I . G. of
this regulation.
3. Required Information - Any person seeking to engage in development
in any area in Weld County governed by these regulations shall sub-
mit the information called for by these regulations as a supplement
to his application for a development permit.
4. Waiver of Submission Requirements - The Board of County Commissioners
may waive any part, but not all , of these submission requirements if
the submission requirements or any portion thereof are inapplicable
to the development for which the permit is sought.
5. Disclaimer - The regulation of a hazard area by these supplementary
regulations does not constitute an affirmation by the County of Weld
that lands outside the regulated area as defined on maps adopted by
the Board of County Commissioners will be free from the regulated
hazard.
D. Definitions
1 . Applicant - means any person applying for a permit to engage in
development in a regulated area.
2. Development - means any construction or activity which changes the
character or the use of land.
3. Development Permit - means a permit for a Conditional Use, Special Use
change of zone or subdivision of land including Recorded Exemptions
and Planned Unit Developments.
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4. Fill - means a material such as earth, clay, sand, concrete, rubble
or waste of any kind, placed, stored, or dumped upon the surface
of the ground, which increases the natural ground surface elevation.
5. Flood Elevation Information - means the elevation and depth of
flooding which is determined for specific locations in the flood-
plain.
6. Flood Hazard Area - means one or more of the following: flood prone
area, floodway area, low hazard area.
7. Flood Prone Area - means areas subject to inundation whose physical
conditions give a definite direction to a flow of runoff, the 100 year
elevations of which have not been determined. The physical location of
flood prone areas on officially adopted maps is representative of
existing ground conditions and may be based, among other things, on
historical flood records or other readily available data.
8. Floodplain - means an area in and adjacent to a stream, which is
subject to flooding as the result of an intermediate regional flood.
9. Floodproofing —means the design or modification of lands, properties,
or structures intended to mitigate or eliminate flood damage in a
flood hazard area.
10. Floodway Area - means that portion of the floodplain in which the
waters of an intermediate regional flood exceed one and one-half
feet in depth.
11 . Geologic Hazard - means a geologic phenomenon which is so adverse to
past, current, or foreseeable construction or land use as to consti-
tute a significant hazard to public health and safety or to property.
The term includes, but is not limited to: unstable or potentially un-
stable slopes, seismic effects, radioactivity, and ground subsidence.
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12. Geologic Hazard Area - means an area which contains or is directly
affected by a geologic hazard.
13. Ground Subsidence - means a process characterized by the downward
displacement of surface material caused by phenomena such as removal
of underground fluids, natural consolidation, dissolution of under-
ground minerals, or underground mining.
14. Hazard Area - means any area governed by these supplementary regulations
where a natural or man-made condition presents a potentially signifi-
cant harm to public health, safety, welfare, or property.
15. Intermediate regional flood - means a flood with an average statisti-
cal one percent chance of occurring during any one year. The term
is used interchangeably with a one percent flood or a one hundred
year flood.
16. Low Hazard Area - means that area of the floodplain in which the
waters of an intermediate regional flood will not attain a maximum
depth greater than one and one-half feet.
17. Mitigate - means to take preventive or remedial action to lessen the
adverse impact of a natural hazard.
18. One Hundred Year Flood - means an intermediate regional flood.
19. One Percent Flood - means an intermediate regional flood.
20. Person - means any individual , partnership, corporation, association,
company, or other private, public or corporate body, including the
federal government, and includes any political subdivision, agency,
instrumentality, or corporation of the state.
21 . Radioactivity - means various types of radiation emitted by natural
radioactive minerals that occur in natural deposits of rock, soils,
and water.
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22. Regulated Area - means any area in Weld County falling within the scope
of these supplementary regulations.
23. Seismic Effects - means a rapid shifting and displacement of geologic
formations caused by earthquakes, volcanic action, or man created
explosions, the consequences of which are potentially destructive
to human life and property.
24. Structure - means anything constructed, erected, or placed on or
attached to the ground, including, but not limited to, docks, dams,
fences, mobile homes, sheds and buildings.
25. Unstable or Potentially Unstable Slope - means an area susceptible
to landslide, mudflow, rockfall , or accelerated creep of slope-
forming materials.
E. Evaluation of Permit Application
The Board of County Commissioners shall approve an application for
a development permit in an area governed by these supplementary regula-
tions only if the applicant has complied with all the provisions of the
particular development permit application procedure and the applicable
requirements of these supplementary regulations.
F. Adoption and Amendment of Official Maps
Maps delineating regulated areas shall be officially adopted by the
Board of County Commissioners only after a public hearing. Notice of
such hearing shall be published one time in a newspaper of general cir-
culation in the county at least thirty (30) days, but not more than
sixty (60) days, prior to the hearing. The published notice shall include
the time and place of the hearing, and shall designate a county office
where the proposed maps will be available for public inspection.
Within thirty (30) days of the conclusion of the hearing, the map(s)
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shall be adopted by the Board upon its finding that the boundaries
shown are consistent with available data which determines the geo-
graphic extent of the regulated area and that the regulation of the
area is necessary for the protection of public health, safety, and
welfare.
Prior to consideration of a map for official adoption by the Board of
County Commissioners, the proposed map(s) shall be reviewed by the
Planning Commission, which shall present to the Board its recommendations
for adoption, rejection or adoption with modification of the map(s).
Maps officially adopted by the Board shall be on file with the Clerk
and Recorder of the County and shall also be available for public
inspection in the offices of the Weld County Department of Planning
Services.
Maps officially adopted by the Board of County Commissioners as a part
of these supplementary regulations may be amended in accordance with the
above procedures.
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G. Mapping Disputes 0
The following procedure shall be used by the Board of County Commis-
sioners in deciding cases in which the boundary of a regulated area
is disputed. A person contesting the location of an area falling
within the scope of this regulation shall present his case to the
Board at a public hearing held in accordance with- the procedures
found in Section I. F. above for the amendment of officially adopted
maps. The contestant shall submit technical evidence to support his
case. The Board shall not allow deviations from the boundaries shown
on the official adopted map unless technical evidence presented by
the contestant clearly and conclusively establishes that the boundary
shown on the official adopted map(s) is incorrect.
Prior to the public hearing held before the Board of County Commissioners
to consider a mapping dispute, the Planning Commission shall review the
technical evidence of the contestant at a regularly scheduled meeting
of the Commission, and shall submit its recommendations to the Board.
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H. Administration & Enforcement
These regulations shall be administered and enforced according to the
provisions of the Weld County Zoning Resolution and Subdivision Regu-
lations which are applicable to the type of development permit sought
by the applicant.
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SECTION II
GEOLOGIC HAZARD AREAS
A. Purpose and Intent
The Board of County Commissioners finds that there are, within the County
of Weld, various areas subject to unstable geologic conditions which may
cause serious damage to properties and subject the safety of residents
of such areas to hazards, and that the imprudent use and occupation of
these areas will pose a continuing danger to life and property, unless
appropriate land use measures are implemented concerning the use and
occupation of such hazardous areas. The purpose and intent of these
Geologic Hazard Regulations shall be to:
1 . Minimize hazards to public health and safety or to property in
regulated geologic hazard areas;
2. Promote safe use of geologic hazard areas;
3. Reduce the adverse impact of geologic hazards on life and property by:
a. Requiring land uses permitted in geologic hazard areas to be
protected from geologic hazards by providing for geologic hazard
investigation and the mitigation of the adverse impacts of such
hazards at the time of initial construction;
b. Regulating the manner in which structures designed for human
occupancy may be constructed so as to prevent danger to human
life or property within such structures;
4. Protect the public from the burden of excessive financial expenditures
caused by damage from geologic hazards by regulating land uses within
geologic hazard areas.
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B. Geologic Hazard Area Supplementary Application Requirements
Before a permit for development in a regulated geologic hazard area
is issued, the Board of County Commissioners shall determine that the
proposed development has met the intent and purpose of these geologic
hazard regulations, after considering the following supplementary
plans, maps, reports, and data, which shall accompany the application
for such permit.
1 . A map(s) portraying the geologic conditions of the area with par-
ticular attention given to the specific regulated geologic hazard(s).
The map shall be delineated in drawing ink on mylar or other draft-
ing medium approved by the Director of Planning Services. The dimen-
sions of the map shall be twenty-four (24) inches by thirty-six (36)
inches. The map shall be prepared at a 1 " = 100' scale and shall in-
clude the parcel in question, as well as features within 500 feet of
the parcel boundaries. The scale of the map may be reduced or en-
larged upon approval of the Director of Planning Services. Such map(s)
shall also include:
a. A certified boundary survey of the property for which application
is made. Bearings and distances of all perimeter boundary lines
shall be indicated outside the boundary lines.
b. The topography of the area at ten (10) foot contour intervals or
at intervals as determined by the Board of County Commissioners
or its authorized representative..
c. Existing structures and landscape features, including the name
and location of all watercourses, ponds, and other bodies of
water.
d. Proposed building locations and arrangements.
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e. The legend shall include a complete and accurate legal descrip-
tion as prescribed by the development permit application form.
The description shall include the total acreage of the surveyed
parcel .
f. Certificates
(1 ) Engineer's Certificate
(2) Surveyor's Certificate
g. Title, scale and north arrow.
h. Date, including revision dates if applicable.
i . Such additional information as may be required by the Board of
County Commissioners.
2. A geologic report explaining the above map(s) with particular em-
phasis on evaluating and predicting the impact of such geologic con-
ditions on the proposed land use changes and developments. The report
shall also include recommended mitigating procedures to be employed
in meeting the intent and purposes of this regulation. Specific
requirements of such report are listed below.
a. Ground Subsidence Areas - Applications for development in ground
subsidence areas shall include, but not be limited to, the follow-
ing information or data, where applicable.
(1.) Amount of material removed or materials subject to volume
decrease.
(2) Interval between the ground surface and the location of void
space or materials subject to volume decrease.
(3) In poorly consolidated aquifers, the effect of pore fluid
withdrawal .
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(4) In wind deposited silt (loess) areas, and areas of pre-
dominantly fine-grained colluvial soils, the amount of
wetting the area is subject to and its effect.
(5) In areas of soluble materials, the effect of wetting.
(6) In areas of underground mining, data regarding air shafts,
haulage ways, adits, faults, rooms and pillars, and final
mine maps.
(7) Building type and proportion.
(8) Pertinent geologic and hydrologic factors of the area .
(9) Test hole and well log data.
(10) Mitigation techniques that will be employed, including
effectiveness and estimated cost of such techniques.
(11 ) Pertinent historic factors including, but not limited to,
past occurrences of ground subsidence in the area proposed
for development.
b. Unstable or Potentially Unstable Slope Areas - [Reservej
c. Radioactive Areas - Leservedj
d. Seismic Effect Areas - [Reserved
C. Standards
1 . Applicants seeking a permit to develop in a regulated geologic
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hazard area must demonstrate to the Board of County Commissioners
through the required map(s) and report(s) that all significant
geologic hazards to public health and safety and to property
shall be minimized by use of mitigating techniques.
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2. Proposals for development in a regulated geologic hazard area shall
be designed or reviewed by a registered professional engineer, who
shall certify that the design of the proposal insures the protection
of human life and property from the adverse impact of geologic hazards
to the greatest extent possible.
3. Any construction approved by the Board of County Commissioners within
a regulated geologic hazard area must be supervised by a qualified
professional engineer. Engineering techniques to mitigate geo-
logic hazard conditions at the site must be employed.
4. Recommendations shall be solicited from the Colorado Geological Survey
on all development permit applications in which the proposed develop-
ment would be within a regulated geologic hazard area. Recommendations
must be received within twenty days after they are requested in order
to be considered by the Department of Planning Services in its recommen-
dations concerning the proposed development permit.
D. Qualifications of Investigators
1 . All geologic maps and reports required by these regulations shall be
prepared by or under the direction of,and shall be, signed by a pro-
fessional geologist as defined by Section 34-1-201 , et. seq. , C.R.S.
1973.
2. All engineering work required by these regulations shall be prepared
by or under the direction of a registered professional engineer as
defined in Section 12-25-101 , et. seq. , C.R.S. 1973.
E. Exemptions
These regulations shall not apply to land uses which do not involve any of
the following:
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1 . Human habitation
2. Concentrations of people, or
3. Potential hazards to human life or property.
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SECTION III
FLOODPLAIN AREAS
A. Purpose and Intent
The Board of County Commissioners finds that there are, within the County
of Weld, various areas subject to flooding which may cause serious damage
to properties and subject residents of such areas to hazards, and
that the imprudent use and occupation of these areas will pose a con-
tinuing danger to life and property unless appropriate land use measures
are implemented concerning the use and occupation of such hazard areas.
The purpose and intent of these floodplain regulations shall be to:
1 . Promote the public health, safety and general welfare.
2. Regulate floodplains, the use and occupation of which pose
a danger to human life and property in the absence of regu-
lation.
3. Facilitate the regulation of flood hazard areas by establish-
ing requirements which must be met before development in such
areas is permitted.
4. Minimize hazards to public health, safety and property in flood
hazard areas.
5. Protect the public from the burden of avoidable financial expendi-
tures for flood control projects and flood relief measures.
6. Avoid interruptions of business and commerce.
7. Minimize damages to public utilities, streets and bridges.
B. Floodplain Hazard Area Supplementary Application Requirements
Before a development permit for development in a regulated floodplain area
is issued, the Board of County Commissioners shall determine
that the proposed development has met the intent and pur-
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pose of these floodplain regulations, after considering the follow-
ing supplementary plans, maps, reports and data, which shall accom-
pany the application for such permit. Prior to submittal of an appli-
cation to the Department of Planning Services, the applicant shall
consult with the Department of Engineering Services on the form and
content of hydrologic data to be gathered and studies to be conducted
in order to insure that adequate and appropriate information will be
provided for review of the application by the Department of Planning
Services..
1 . A map(s) portraying the existing physical conditions of the area
such as surface features, topographic terrain characteristics,
drainage patterns and courses. The map information shall be deline-
ated in drawing ink on mylar or other drafting medium approved by
the Director of Planning Services. The dimensions of the map shall
be twenty-four (24) inches by thirty-six (36) inches. The map
shall be prepared at a 1 " = 100' scale and shall include the parcel
in question as well as features within 500 feet of the parcel bound-
aries. The scale of the map may be reduced or enlarged upon approval
of the Director of Planning Services. Such map shall include:
a. A certified boundary survey of the property for which appli-
cation is made. Bearings and distances of all perimeter bound-
ary lines shall be indicated outside the boundary lines.
b. The topography of the area at two (2) foot contour intervals
or at intervals as determined by the Board of County Commissioners
or its authorized representative.
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c. The boundaries of regulated flood hazard area(s) . In all
cases except development permit applications for Special
Use Permits, Conditional Use Permits and Recorded. Exemptions
in floodprone areas, the boundaries of the floodplain, flood-
way, and low hazard areas within the flood hazard area(s) shall be
included.
d. Existing structure and landscape features including the name
and location of all watercourses, ponds, and other bodies of
water.
e. Proposed building locations and arrangements.
f. A legend which includes a complete and accurate legal description
as prescribed by the development permit application form. The
description shall include the total acreage of the surveyed parcel .
g. Certificates
(1 ) Engineer' s Certificate
(2) Surveyor's Certificate
h. Title, scale and north arrow.
i . Date, including revision dates if applicable.
j . Such additional information as may be required by the Board
of County Commissioners, in order to determine if the intent
and purpose of this regulation have been fulfilled.
2. A report detailing any calculations or hydrologic data used in prepar-
ing the above map(s) . The report shall also include recommended
mitigating measures to be employed in meeting the intent and purposes
of this regulation. Other requirements of such report are listed
below:
a. Description of the proposed development to include:
(1 ) Type and number of structures to be developed;
(2) Proposed floodproofing measures;
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(3) The size of the area and stages to be developed at
any one time;
(4) A timetable giving the periods of time which will be
required for the various stages of the development;
(5) Water and sewage facilities; and
(6) County roads and bridges affected.
b. Description of proposed drainage system to include: natural
drainage ways, underground facilities, street and gutter,
retention ponds, and any other pertinent information. Appro-
priate construction and/or design drawings, showing typical
sections and noting standards to be applied, shall be submitted
with the application form. Such drawings shall demonstrate
the adequacy of facilities to handle the floodwaters.
c. All available flood elevation information. Within flood
prone areas, the applicant shall establish flood elevations
which determine the boundaries of floodway and low hazard areas
located in the proposed development site for all applications
involving rezoning, subdivision and planned unit developments.
The methods and techniques used to analyze the data unique to
the area's precipitation runoff conditions shall be noted.
Such information shall be submitted in a form easily readable
by reviewing agencies.
C. Standards
1 . Flood Prone Areas
In order to minimize flood damage, development in flood-
prone areas shall meet the following standards:
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a. The storage or processing of materials which, in time of
flooding, are buoyant, flammable, explosive, or otherwise
potentially hazardous to human, animal , or plant life shall
not be permitted.
b. The disposal of garbage or other solid waste materials shall
not be permitted.
c. Such development shall not cause an enlargment of the flood-
plain which would cause damage to other properties.
d. All construction proposed in a development permit application
shall be floodproofed to include anchoring of structures
where necessary to prevent flotation, collapse, or lateral
movement.
e. All public utilities and facilities, such as sewer, gas, electri-
cal and water systems, shall be located and constructed to mini-
mize or eliminate flood damage.
f. Adequate drainage shall be provided in order to, reduce exposure
to flood hazards.
g. New or replacement water supply systems and sanitary sewage sys-
tems shall be designed to minimize or eliminate the infiltration
of such systems by floodwaters.
h. The contamination and pollution of water shall be avoided by
designing and locating on-site waste disposal systems so that
their function is not impaired by the infiltration of floodwaters.
i . The availability of flood protection devices shall be taken into
account in the design of the development.
j. The design of the development shall take into account the potential
impact of the development on downstream communities, such as the
creation of obstructions during floods.
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2. Low Hazard Areas
In order to minimize flood damage, development in low hazard areas
shall meet the following standards:
a. The storage or processing of materials which, in time of flood-
ing, are buoyant, flammable, explosive, or otherwise potenti-
ally hazardous to human, animal , or plant life shall not be per-
mitted.
b. The disposal of garbage or other solid waste materials shall
not be permitted.
c. Such development shall not cause an enlargement of the flood-
plain which would cause damage to other properties.
d. If the floodwaters on any portion of the development site will
attain a velocity greater than three (3) feet per second,
additional floodproofing shall be utilized to protect those
structures and lands subject to such water velocity.
e. All construction proposed in a development permit application
shall be elevated or floodproofed to at least one foot above
the maximum water elevation of the intermediate regional flood.
All residential structures within the low hazard area shall have
the lowest floor (including basement) elevated to or above the
level of the intermediate regional flood. Floodproofing shall
include anchoring of structures where necessary to prevent
flotation, collapse, or lateral movement.
f. All public utilities and facilities, such as sewer, gas, electri-
cal and water systems, shall be located and constructed to mini-
mize or eliminate flood damage.
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g. Adequate drainage shall be provided in order to reduce exposure
to flood hazards.
h. New or replacement water supply systems and sanitary sewage
systems shall be designed to minimize or eliminate the infil-
tration of such systems by floodwaters.
i . The contamination and pollution of water shall be avoided by
designing and locating on-sitewaste disposal systems so that
their function is not impaired by the infiltration of floodwaters.
j. The availability of flood protection devices shall be taken into
account in the design of the development.
k. The design of the development shall take into account the potential
impact of the development on downstream communities, such as the
creation of obstruction during floods.
3. Floodway Areas
All construction proposed in a development permit application shall
be flood proofed to at least one foot above the maximum water ele-
vation of the intermediate regional flood. Floodproofing shall in-
clude anchoring of structures where necessary to prevent flotation,
collapse, or lateral movement. No development on any portion of a
floodway shall be permitted which alone, or cumulatively with other
activities, would cause or result in any of the following:
a. The human occupation of structures for residential purposes.
b. The storage or processing of materials which, in time of flood-
ing, are buoyant, flammable, explosive, or otherwise potentially
hazardous to human, animal , or plant life.
c. The disposal of garbage or other solid waste materials.
d. Substantial solid debris being carried downstream by floodwaters.
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e. An increase in the water surface elevation of the 100-year
flood by more than one (1 ) foot at any point.
f. Fill or encroachments that would impair the ability of the
floodway to carry and discharge the waters resulting from
the 100-year flood, except where the effect on flood heights
is fully offset by physical changes in the floodplain.
g. Expansion of any existing non-conforming uses, except that
such uses may be modified, altered, or repaired to incorporate
floodproofing measures, provided such measures do not raise
the level of the 100-year flood by more than one (1 ) foot.
h. New or replacement water supply systems and sanitary sewage
systems, unless such systems are designed to minimize or elimi-
nate infiltration by floodwaters.
i . On-site waste disposal systems, unless such systems are de-
signed to avoid infiltration by, or contamination and pollution
of, floodwaters.
4. Where floodproofing is required, a registered professional engineer
shall certify that the floodproofing methods are adequate to with-
stand the flood depths, pressures, velocities, impact, uplift forces
and other factors associated with the 100-year flood, and shall sub-
mit supporting data and information.
5. All contour lines shown on maps prepared by private contractors or
consultants shall meet the following standards of accuracy: ninety
percent (90%) of the contour lines must be within one-half contour
interval ; the remaining contour lines must be within one contour
interval .
6. All maps submitted by an applicant seeking a development permit shall
show existing (solid lines) and proposed (dashed lines) contours of
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2b-2b
the site within the scope of the map at an interval of not greater
than two (2) feet for those portions of the site within a regulated
flood hazard area.
7. Recommendations shall be solicited from the Colorado Water Conser-
vation Board on all development permit applications in which the
proposed development would lie within a regulated floodplain area.
Recommendations must be received within twenty days after they are
requested in order to be considered by the Planning Department in
its recommendations concerning the proposed development permit.
D. Qualifications of Investigators
All engineering work prepared under the requirements of this regulation
shall be prepared by or under the direction of a registered professional
engineer, as defined in Section 12-25-101 , et. seq. , C.R.S. 1973.
E. Exemptions
These regulations shall not apply to land uses which do not involve any
of the following:
1 . Human habitation
2. Concentrations of people, or
3. Potential hazards to human life or property.
Uses which would create or exacerbate flood hazard conditions on other
properties shall not be exempted.
23
June 28, 1976
I hereby certify that pursuant to a notice dated May 26, 1976, duly
published in the Greeley Booster on May 28, 1976 and June 18, 1976
a public hearing was held on supplementary regulations concerning
geologic hazard and floodplain areas in Weld County, at the time and
place so specified. Commissioners Jacobucci, Moser and Steinmark
were present. Commissioner Steinmark made a motion to adopt said
regulations. Commissioner Moser seconded the motion and it carried
unanimously.
CHAIRMAN P
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
/ WELD COUNTY, COLORADO
ATTEST S
COUNTY CLERK AND RECORDER
AN CLERK TO THE BO
BY"1��--vt-n Cit 4 L'J a•--1
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I hereby certify that pursuant to a notice dated May 26, 1976, duly
published in the Greeley Booster on May 28, 1976 and June 18, 1976
a public hearing was held on supplementary regulations concerning
geologic hazard and floodplain areas in Weld County, at the time and
place so specified. Commissioners Jacobucci, Moser and Steinmark
were present. Commissioner Steinmark made a motion to adopt said
regulations. Commissioner Moser seconded the motion and it carried
unanimously.
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CHAIRMAN P
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
�/ WELD COUNTY, COLORADO
ATTEST
COUNTY CLERK AND RECORDER
Jt LERK TO THE BO
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Applicant : Weld County Time ; 2 : 00 P.M. Docket #
Date : June 28th, 1976 RequestGeologic Hazard & Floodplain
S— lementary Baal,l ations
NAME ADDRESS
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��,�I1t'.�,,.,{�,. NOTICE OF PUBLIC. HEARING
008111R.:lv*easy, .d9.J�. NOTICE. I8 HEREBY- OdVEN'
i - that the Board of "Cidonty Col-
miesionere pf-Wild, CphiffSSty. Colo=.
' NOTICE OF' PUBLIC REAMING redo, will h id a pob;lc.. bearing
NOTICE IS HEREBY. GIVEN on Monday, June 28 1878, at 2:001
that the Board of County ; Corn- P.M. /n the Hearing tRt000m n.the,�
missioners of Weld eougty, Colo- Co floor qt- the`0th tfeet
rado, will held a: ppblle •hearing Greeley,plex dla ..918 ' 10fh' g-rthe
on Monday, June U. 1978 at 2:00 adoption dopo • Colorado gnat- for ite-
P.M. In the Hearing.Foem on the of regl�rla�na .the,
8rd floor of the Weld County .of areas ementary
Complex at 915 10th , Street, tounder provisions supplementary
Reso-
Greeley, Colorado, for the pur- lution the Weld County Zoning epose of holding a d 1 a t tions. Subdivision Regina-z.
Sq q by Loon: including th - general ion of• hanr ring .as required- le for the are - --and - sien of
7 ion 445,1_ et seq., a erials regulated areas ^red specific
1ela (g Jail,the 1974). 'Matatter Geologic for Lh0 regulationd l be av the subject ctter Geologic Hazard Areas and Flood-
will t eila ou for inspection: 2 plain Are 'These regulations
e&between though 0 hours of 8: A.M.A are an 2h d by later ells, 5.l_dayh 5:00 ct -- Monday s through-in 101 2 01 et. seq., Et seji Friday (except dept holidays) in the C. R.
s and erials relating
e et, see,
then Department Office on S.b ct Materials rbe
e avail-
Complex
the 3rd floor i of said Weld d I the subject inspection epectio :be benhe orof Building or on the 2nd able for 8: .M. between :00
floor of the Weld County Public hours of 8:00 A.M.- through 5(ex-
0
Health Building until 12:00 Noon P.M. Monday through-. Friday (ex-
on June 28, 1976. Inquiries may ceps holidays) In the-- Planning
be made by calling 353-2212, eta.. Department Office on - the 3rd.
227. floor ' of said Weld County
The following areas and activ- Complex or on the.. 2nd` floor of
ities of state interest will be re- the Weld County Public Health
viewed and considered to the ex- Building until 12:00 Noon on June
tent that investigation has oc- 28, 1976. Inquiries may be madeby
curred; Floodplaihs;.Wildfire Has- calling-353-2212, a±t.' 227. Matters
and Areas; Geologic - Hazard to be considered are:. .
Areas; Mineral Resource Areas; 1. Administrative- ',Regulations
Historical and Archaeological Re- — These regulations pertain to
source Areas; Significant. Wildlife. general standards and procedures
Habitat Areas; Shorelands of Ma- for the administration of identi-
jor Publicly Owned Reservoirs; fied regulated areas which are
Areas Around. Airports; Areas': defined by regulations`supple.Around Major Facilities of Pub- mentary to the Weld CountyZon-
lic Utility; Areas Around Inter- ina Resolutions and Subdivision
changes Involving- Arterial High- Regulations.
ways; Areas Around Rapid or 2. Geolo i Mass Transit Facilities; Site Se- B cal Hazard Regina-
lection and Construction of Ma- bona — These regulatlone pertain
jor New Domestic Water and Sew- j to development standards and
age Treatment Systems; Major procedures [o Abe uiilieed in un-
-' Extensions of Existing Domestic incorporated areas of Weid o0un-
Water and Sewage Treatment ty where ground subsidence haz-i
' ards have been officially hien-Systems; Site Selection and De-
velopment of Solid Waste Dis- forted on adopted maps by the
posal Sites; Site Selection of Air- Board of County Commissioners
ports; Site Selection of Rapid or ! subsidenceof Weld County, Colorado. Ground
Mass' Transit Facilities; Site Be- southwestern occurs in areas rof
e
I section of Arterial Highways and' _undeg Weld County where
oc-
Interchanges and Collectorp High- underground coal mining has ways; Site Selection and Construe- cured in the 17abt..
tion of Major Facilities of Public: 3. Flood Hazard Areas —'These
Utility; Site Selection and bevel-j • regulations pertain, to develop-
opment of the new Communities; ment standards and procedures
Efficient Utilization of 3funici- to be utilized in unincorporated
pal and Industrial Water Pro- areas of Weld County, where
jests; and Conduct . of Nuclear flood hazards have been official-
Detonations. ly identified on adopted maps by
THE BOARD OF the Board of Couhty Commission-
- COUNTY COMMISSIONERS _ ers of Weld County, Colorado.
WELD COUNTY, COLORADO THE HOARD OF
By: S. LEE SHEHEE, Jr. COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
County Clerk and -- WELD COUNTY, COLORADO
Recorder and Clerk By: S. LEE' SHEHEE, Jr.
To The Board County Clerk and
By: Jeannette Ordway, — I Recorder -and Clerk
Deputy To The Hoard
Dated: May 26, 1976 I By: Jeannette Ordway,
Published May- 28, 1976 and Deputy
June 18, 1976 in The Greeley. Dated: May E6, 1978
Booster. in Published - May 28, 1976 and - . - --- - —'--
- June 18, 1978 in The Greeley
Booster.
A►..JAVIT OF PUBLICATION
STATE OF COLORADO, 1
)ss.
COUNTY OF WELD. ) 4 I Anti",«#ss'J'+*,af.:': 4n-brat
Loren A. Walling je
being duly sworn, deposes and says: s m8"
1. That he is the Owner and Publisher of The Greeley Booster d4 f,00'
a weekly newspaper printed and published in the City of Greeley. _ eM • n the
County of Weld and State of Colorado, which has been admitted „ Co ex,' at 915 - ISM ,8tree,
to the United States Mails as second class matter under Act of (Wee ey Colorado, for the pur-..
Congress,of March 3, 1879. pose of -holds a sea at n/
recd Wb 174-SCI
^ 1nt pit d 113)1
erne $'2. That the said The Greeley Booster is printed and published 4- e£ welt. R.,,: S.
at regular intervals, one time each week, on Friday, and that it ISIS (H..B -1041, 1574). Materials'
has a general circulation in the County of Weld, and elsewhere. relating, to the aforeot pec-matter-
wf[I be available 'for. true tlon,
3. That the said The Greeley Booster was established and has through the hours o of 0. ng
been printed andpublished in said county uninterruptedly and through 0:00 P.le. Monday.throngin t`h
Friday (eiepa holidays) in the
continuously during a period of at least fifty-two consecutive weeks then 3rdg -Ce on
ty
the 3rd floor of said- Waig'Coonty
next prior to the first issue thereof containing said ComWex Reline or Wit Lad
floor of the Weld Coney. .Public
matte'.Beldl 4Wtlh-MIS
Notice of Public Hearing on J EE, 1970. In Witim y
be a by Calling E
a copy of which is hereunto attached.
SWIM* etz.
4. That the said The Greeley Booster 1s a weekly newspaper •The following brims w activ.'
of general circulation, and is printed and published in whole or in [rtes of•state Interest sell be tb
viewed and countered-to the ep-,;
tent that investigation.has co--
part in the said County of Weld :n which said cured; Floodplairte ri He::
Notice of Public Hearin 'heap` Gebelq $award
Hearing t H[neral Rose ttea
Historical and. ArchaeoMgicart,
is required by law to b2 published, a copy of which is hereto at- source-Arealti Signifient Wild
tached. Habitat Areas; Shkerelande of Ma-*
PahlieW Owned '-Tieservers;
5. That the said The Greeley Booster is a weekly newspaper Areas Ateund: Sore; :Ares
within the meaning of "An Act Concerning Legal Notices, Adver- Around Major Facilities of nter-
lie Utility;Ma Area-. ies jater-
tisements and Publications and Fees of Printers and Publishers change Involving Arterial High-
Thereof and to Repeal all Acts and Parts of Acts in Conflict with ways; Area Aeound Rapid or
the Provisions of this Act," being Chapter 139 of the Session Laws Mass Transit of Se-
the jot He and Domestic
ae; of Ma-,
e
of Colorado of 1923 as amended by Chapter 113 of the Session for New Domestic Water and Sew-
Laws of Colorado of 1931, and later amended by Chapters 155 to age Treatment Systems; Major
156 of the Session Laws of Colorado of 1935. Extensions,Water and Sewage o[ SewagExistieg_Domestic
Treatment
Systems; 'Site Selection and
6. That the said annexed velopment of Solid Wee
Notice of Public Hearing Pusal sits; Site Selection of -1
Porte; Site Selection of -Rapid or
,Mass, Transit Fioilttleii -Site ublished m the lar Se-.
was re lectlon .of AeterUll a�
P gil and entire edition of The Greeley Interchanges 410d 'C 1 eetoe Hih-�
Booster, a duly qualified weekly newspaper for that purpose,with- ways; Site.Selection ant Construe-
in the terms and meanings of the above named Acts. .that of Major Facilities et-Public
Utility; .Site Selection and DwH-
ail
7. That the said annexed ment of the wee CarsrhNluntic;
8pfcient Utileatlon -af Male-
Notice of Public Hearing pal and Industrial Water Pro
jests; a and Conduct of Nuclear
IIetonations.
is a full,true, and correct copy of the original which was regularly THE BOARD OP
published in each of the regular and entire issues of said news- COUNTY COMMISSIONRRN
paper, a legally qualified paper for that purpose, once each week, WELD COUNTY, COLORADO
on the same day of each week, for successive weeks By: S. LEE BREBEE, Jr.
lwp County Clerk and
by insertions and that the first publication thereof Recorder and Clerk
To The Board
was in the issue dated May ?®s 1976 To
By: Jeannette. Ordway
June 15, 1tJ76 Deputy
publicatio a sA e iss £
t that eDated:'May f6, 1970
�
(( -7rrff / Published May 98, .1170 and
June. IS, 1976 in The Greeley
a/_1 i Booster:..
Subscribed and sworn to before me is . 4.6 day Of CLERK 0�-AU 41214.
Weld County, Colorado
AFFI '!IT OF PUBLICATION
STATE OF COLORADO, )
Ms. ,
COUNTY OF WELD. ) �.`d+ '�
Loren A. Walling _
being duly sworn, deposes and says: 1?k.
1. That he is the Owner and Publisher of The Greeley Booster r ,.." °f ` 3 •,
a weekly newspaper printed and published in the City of Greeley, r a 'n
County of Weld and State of Colorado, which has been admitted
to the United States Mails as second class matter under Act of aamiMpiration •of arefl
Congress, of March 3, 1879. to p eldv tit t
2. That the said The Greeley Booster isprinted and lute* Mid '^Bbd
published ionsCots, ttta) geayy tn.:•
at regular intervals, one time each week, on Friday, and that it tons:far t area edtPaitypp el
has a general circulation in the County of Weld,and elsewhere. regulated .area t s ,- apt.,O
etaaedirds-ler .,tie as
3. That the said The Greeley Booster was established and has 'Gep loglo See A a.tt a d
been printed and published in said county uninterruptedly and plain A er& ' ea y. s
continuously during a period of at least fifty-two consecutive weeks are.authet teed ; -*SS 'see.
boat $9-Oa-101 g�,
101,a4 %
next prior to the first issue thereof containing said h nTa k + "
able f� 'F'
a
Notice of Public Hearing ,.:z I,
,hours ofid
a copy of which is hereunto attached. •PP.M. Mande -et - .Y F fiR-'
'Dept to eht
4. That the said The Greeley Booster is a weekly newspaper Depa.rttdeat a r tj�e
of general circulation, and is printed and published in whole or in I floor of said Weld ' Sbn�' ty
Count er o ; 41,1 e -
iltp.
part in the said County of Weld in which said BulA11 d ttl,. ,p
r
aa„
Notice of Public Hearing °ells i :
to l+sew f
is required by law to be published, a copy of which is hereto at- 1. XIi9 : • 'ate , tf>
lathed. 8
5. That the said The Greeley Booster is a weekly newspaper •fig"a 1 "- + -
within the meaning of "An Act Concerning Legal Notices, Adver- fled regulated ,arees1stl!-wh)a$ ��td1,�rre
tisements and Publications and Fees of Printers and Publishers mental to then 7d-tCbpntenawt
Thereof and to Repeal all Acts and Parts of Acts in Conflict with ing. Resolutions'.-.:and, Bubdleition
the Provisions of this Act;" being Chapter 139 of the Session Laws Regulations.
of Colorado of 1923 as amended by Chapter 113 of the Session 2. Geological... Hazardd'' ;Regufa
Laws of Colorado of 1931, and later amended by Chapters 155 to ti one These reedit vs pertain
P pr development suwn se da ..and
156 of the Session Laws of Colorado of 1935. inc rpporate ,aze. of We in vn-
6. That the said annexed ty a bsve iitlseta
arda'Lerre Ltitn r tided.
Notice o£ Public Hearing BoaAmnia* a
tor vototty—„,,
of -Wad .C°Oaty. COO :6r0 :
was published in the regular and entire edition of The Greeley sube38epee agesyr• •191^, S9 :of.
Booster, a duly qualified weekly newspaper for that purpose,with- southwestern.weld`..C unty:: When
in the terms and meanings of the above named Acts. curertro% coal Mining bas'te•
cured the pal, _
7. That the said annexed a.:.Flood 'faked Arabs.::This
regulations pertpta fly, d og
Notice of Public Hearing moat standard._ pi re
to be Willie-its ittraseeYieaW
is a full,true,and correct copy original wee of Wield COWS*.-'. 'iher
of the which was regularly flood hazards have beep torrtnlalt,.1
published in each of the regular and entire issues of said news- 1y identified on adopted Ina a -b '
paper, a legally qualified the Board of. Coast ed
paper for that purpose, once each week, ers of Weld 'County,' iCefarddo:
on the spine day of each week, for successive weeks - 'l
�1W T8B-HO'ditH OF':
by O insertions and thej_the first puhlieption thereof cement COADD.
Ma en �1``lly�o _ WELD c �#
was in the issue dated Y a and By d 3r.
County Mee.aM •-
that p blicati a ' e 129 ed June 18, I976 - Reaa,yer'The and
' r,,, „ur, Oa .The .- er . -
G '.w By: Jeannette Ordti.f. '
Deputy
�,'4t Dated May as snit ' : f
Su cribed an sworn to before a this day PNiHred ' Mai 4i AN-0
of ... 7 ' CLERK OF D:,�i«;. June 1 , 1976 Ja .,.'�ka arcs 'T COURT, Booatar.
Aect 4(
244,
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Board of County Commissioners of
Weld county, Colorado, will hold a public hearing on Monday,
June 28 , 1976, at 2 : 00 P. M. in the Hearing Room on the 3rd floor
of the Weld County Complex at 915 - 10th Street, Greeley,
Colorado, concerning the adoption of regulations for the
administration of areas regulated under provisions supplementary
to the Weld County Zoning Resolution and Subdivision Regulations,
including general provisions for the administration of regulated
areas and specific standards for the regulation of Geologic Hazard
Areas and Floodplain Areas. These regulations are authorized,
D
by inter alia, sections 29-02-101 et. seq. , 24-65. 1-101 et. sect. ,
and 30-28-101 et. seq. , C. R. S . 1973. Materials relating to
the subject matter will be available for inspection between the
hours of 8 : 00 A. M. through 5 : 00 P. M. Monday through Friday
(except holidays) in the Planning Department Office on the 3rd
floor of said Weld County Complex or on the 2nd floor of the
Weld County Public Health Building until 12 : 00 noon on June 28 , 1976.
Inquiries may be made by calling 353-2212, ext. 227. Matters to
be considered are:
1. Administrative Regulations - These regulations pertain
to general standards and procedures for the administra-
tion of identified regulated areas which are defined
by regulations supplementary to the Weld County Zoning
Resolution and Subdivision Regulations.
2. Geological Hazard Regulations - These regulations
pertain to development standards and procedures to
be utilized in unincorporated areas of Weld County where
ground subsidence hazards have been officially
identified on adopted maps by the Board of County
commissioners of Weld County, Colorado. Ground
subsidence occurs in areas of southwestern Weld
County where underground coal mining has occured
in the past.
3. Flood Hazard Areas - These regulations pertain to
development standards and procedures to be utilized
in unincorporated areas of Weld County, where flood
hazards have been officially identified on adopted maps
by the Board of County Commissioners of Weld County,
Colorado.
THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
WELD COUNTY, COLORADO
BY: S. LEE SHEHEE, JR.
COUNTY CLERK AND RECORDER
AND CLERK TO THE BOARD
BY: Jeannette Ordway, Deputy
Dated: May 26, 1976
Published: May 28 , 1976 and June 18, 1976 in the Greeley Booster
LNG-,
YG'11CI0i DV I eD�LEC GIVEN
NOTICE IS HEREBY Com-
o ,hafting Board W�CCounty, Colo-
rado, hold a public ,hearing
mn Monday,
1976._at 2:00
on indtthe B$earing Room on the
P.M. in
of e tom. 0 h Street,
3rd floor at
915 the
tadoppiesy.. Colorado concerning
the
administration
of redid®bone regulated.
lunder adoption of araupplementarY
to the iWeldisyona Mooing Reso-
lution under Weld County Rennie-
ti the and g general provis-
1vtlon inclndiFg general
tons for the administration d f
ulated ific s.
areas aregulation of
Geologica for Areas and Floods
plain Areas.taszxr These regations
alain by inter alto,24-65.1-
101e 1
are authorized 9-02.10 et, seq.,
lions and 30-28.101 et, aem
et, seq., Materials relation nto
lit S. 1973. M p.fll thetil-
subject matter 'between 0h0
able for inspection: A a.00
P.M. of 0:00 A.M. through
pM Monday through
Friday
the Planning
2nd
(ex-
cept tme t 40ffice on the 3rd
floorrtoft said the W Weld nd floor of
floorPublic Health•the Complex County
Noon on June
the until 12:00 made by
Buildingmay be detey
2a in10. Inquiries322, eat. 2.
rs
to
be considered Are:
Ito 1. Administrative Regulations
Theseregulations pertain to!
These ra dardsonand rocedures
'for the standards ldenti-I
laid arra which are!,
forMated areassupple-.
fled regulated
regulationsWeld County Mon-I
defined to. the Subdivision.
ment0.TY
Mon-
Inn Resolutions and s. R-egula-
TTlle Geological Hazard pertain'
2. Geological regulations P .ain
These rde.
Goss
development tires be eutili%ed in un"
areas of Weld Court-procedures to subsidence haz-
ards.incorporated areasiden-
ttille have e ground
opcia1b the
aria. on adopted. maps Cons thSalopere
Board County Ground'
of Si °,County, Colorado.of Weld occurs area here
f
Under Underground
Weld
dwining County where
oc-..
undergreu4he past. _. These
cored in Hazard ATses devheS°
g atioFloo pertain to
elop-
Mentatstandrds. and procedures
unincorporated
nincorp where
�areas be utilized inCounty,
hazards have been offici by
al-
,ly flood adopted maps
tY identified fo on Commfsslon-
1 ins of Weld County, Colorado.
D OF
1 COUNTY ECO 4$Ae ODADO
ERS
'WELD COUNT O
BY: S. LEE 9HEHEE,
County Clerk and
I' Recorder and Clerl%
To The 'Board
By: Jeannette Ordway,
IDeputY May 26; 1976nd
Published Mai t 26, 1916 The tree ed
June 18, 1976
Booster.
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Board of County Commissioners of
Weld County, Colorado, will hold a public hearing on Monday,
June 28, 1976, at 2 : 00 P.M. in the Hearing Room on the 3rd floor
of the Weld County Complex at 915 - 10th Street, Greeley, Colorado,
for the purpose of holding a designation/regulation hearing as
required by section 24-65. 1 et. seq. , C.R.S . 1973 (H.B. 1041, 1974) .
Materials relating to the subject matter will be available for
inspection between the hours of 8: 00 A.M. through 5: 00 P.M.
Monday through Friday (except holidays) in the Planning Department
Office on the 3rd floor of said Weld County Complex Building or
on the 2nd floor of the Weld County Public Health Building until
12: 00 noon on June 28 , 1976. Inquiries may be made by calling
353-2212, ext. 227 .
The following areas and activities of state interest will be
reviewed and considered to the extent that investigaion has
occurred: Floodplains; Wildfire Hazard Areas; Geologic Hazard
Areas; Mineral Resource Areas; Historical and Archaeological
Resource Areas; Significant Wildlife Habitat Areas; Shorelands
of Major Publicly Owned Reservoirs; Areas Around Airports;
Areas Around Major Facilities of Public Utility; Areas Around
Interchanges Involving Arterial Highways; Areas Around Rapid
or Mass Transit Facilities; Site Selection and Construction
of Major New Domestic Water and Sewage Treatment Systems;
Major Extensions of Existing Domestic Water and Sewage Treatment
Systems; Site Selection and Development of Solid Waste Disposal
Sites; Site Selection of Airports; Site Selection of Rapid or
Mass Transit Facilities; Site Selection of Arterial Highways and
Interchanges and Collector Highways; Site Selection and Construction
of Major Facilities of Public Utility; Site Selection and Development
of New Communities; Efficient Utilization of Municipal and Industrial
Water Projects; and Conduct of Nuclear Detonations.
THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
WELD COUNTY, COLORADO
BY: S . LEE SHEHEE, JR.
COUNTY CLERK AND RECORDER
AND CLERK TO THE BOARD
Dated: May 26, 1976 BY: Jeannette Ordway, Deputy
Published: May 28, 1976 and
June 18 , 1976 in the Greeley Booster
Fran HEARING
rNOTIor j On'EN
NOTICE oa -. _f Canty. Com-
mhat the Boar until, Colo-
rado, Will of 'W e,.. lie hearing
on will. hold a . 76.,at 2:00
P.M.Monday. nitre 2 oem on the
: lo 'rhe nearing th Weld County
3rd floor of -916 -10th Street,
Complex at - for the pur-
pose Colorado,,-a. .designation/
of. holding as-required by
regulationcon24_�1r at._sea.---C--_R. S.
'section. ld...1041,-.1974). ...Materials
relating
to the subject `Ma "
reiating
;will.betwebe en he hours°of 8:00 eCA. n
!through 4:00 P.M.of Monday
through
the
g
plan (except Dartments Office on
ennhing' or
the pre ,floor of satod Wr eld the County
Complex, the..
tig
floor of uho weluntiil-.County
00 Public
Health June' IS,Building76. Inquirtes May
l'be made by calling 363-2212
227. '
Tlhe following- areas .and activ-
ities of state interest will; be- re-
viewed and considered to the et-
I
tent - that investigation has Oc-
curred; Floodplains; Wildfire.Haz-
ard sa. Areas:.. _geologic
rd
Areas Mineral Resource Areas,
Hiatottcal and Archaeological Re-
!source Areas; Significant Wildlife
Habitat Areas; Shorelands. of Ma-1
Owned. , Reservoirs;i
lAr Publicly. Airports: . Astern
Around Areas Around Facilities. of Pu'b-
Around Major Areas Around Inter-
changes th i Utility;j Arterial High-
ways; InvolSiAr Rapid or'
Mays: Areas Around Site Se--'
Mass Transit ns ructio '
lest Ne and CDomestic
Water of s-
Jor New at Water and Major
Hx f Systems;
Watel'toda Sewage
a Domestic
Water and Seovagte Treatmeo-
velOPiOSystems;1 Site St of election n std,.Dis-
posal Sites; Site bell etion s of Air-
ports;, Site Selection ¢of Rapid. or
SMass e-
lection of Artt erial It 5¢gh alt's and
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,Utility; Site Selection and Devel-
opment of the new ;Communities;
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Tab. BOARD OF
COtNTY OOMM[StiloNL^RS
WELD COGNTI, COLORADO '
By: S. :LEE- SHandcE, Jr.
County Clerk
Recordet and Clerk
to The Board,By: Jeannette Ordway, i
Deputy
Dated: bfay 26, 1976
Published May 28, 1976ure¢and!
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June 18. 1976 in The
Booster.
r DATE : May 26, ^•76
TO : The Board of County Commissionrs
Weld County , Colorado
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FROM: Clerk to the Board Office
Commissioners :
If you have no objections , we have tentatively set the
following hearing for the 28th of June, 2:00 P.M.
Designation/regulation hearing required by HBI041
Regulation adoption for areas regulated under provisions supplementary
to the Weld County Zoning Resolution and Subdivision Regulations
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• OFFICE OF THE CLERK TOTHE BOARD
lo�vr!/F of 4eAf//Deputy
The above mentioned hearing date and hearing time may be scheduled
on the agenda as stated above :
hOARD OF COUNTY COMNISSIONERS
WELD COUNTY , COLORADO
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JUN 1 I ro �+
BEFORE THE WELD COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION L.5:k.
GrteEt.Ei. COy.O�
RESOLUTION OF RECOMMENDATION TO THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Moved by J. Ben Nix that the following resolution be intro-
duced for passage by the Weld County Planning Commission:
Be it therefore resolved by the Weld County Planning Commission
that the following be recommended to the Board of County Commissioners:
that the Geologic Hazard and Floodplain Supplementary Regulations be
adopted as submitted.
Motion seconded by Bill Elliott
VOTE: For Passage Abstain Against
Bette Kountz
Ronald Heitman
Percy Hiatt
J. Ben Nix
Bill Elliott
Chuck Carlson
The Chairman declared the motion passed and ordered that a certified copy
of this Resolution be forwarded with the file of this case to the Board of
County Commissioners for further proceedings.
CERTIFICATION OF COPY
I , Janna S. Morrow , Recording Secretary of the Weld County
Planning Commission , do hereby certify that the above and foregoing
Resolution is a true copy of the Resolution of the Planning Commission
of Weld County , Colorado . adopted on June 15, 1976 and re-
corded in Book No . V of the proceedings of the said Planning
Commission .
Dated the 16th day of June 19 76
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