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DEVELPOPERS OF AGRICULTURE
October 23, 2009
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hoyland
18612 WCR 49
LaSalle, CO 80645
Dear Mr. and Mrs. Hoyland,
Aruun fessionals, LLC
I stopped at your residence at 18612 9, LaSalle, CO on two different occasions in hopes of
communicating facts regarding upcoming development and construction of a new bio-energy facility in
this area. Knowing that your time isvaluable, I chose to send this communication as a brief
description of the facility. We want to make sure all neighbors are aware of t its development.
A PROfessionals, LLC is assisting with the development of a bio-energy facility to be constructed
approximately one half mile west of Weld County Road 49, and north of Weld County Road 40. This
facility will be owned by Heartland Renewable Energy, LLC and operated by their subsidiary
Colorado Green, LLC. The site will encompass approximately 80 acres, with the facility itself
involving 40 acres within this site. All permanent structures will be low profile and constructed of
materials typical of farm and agricultural operations. It is the intent of Heartland Renewable Energy to
develop a site that is compatible with existing topography and the view space of surrounding property
owners.
This will be an anaerobic digestion facility that will produce methane gas to be injected into the High
Plains Natural Gas Pipeline. The digestion process will occur within sealed concrete vessels installed
below ground level. The methane gas will be cleaned and compressed within enclosed manufacturing
equipment and there will no emission of noxious odors from the facility. Feedstocks for the digestion
process will consist of, but not be limited to, manure and wastewater from local feedlots and dairies,
agricultural crop residues, untreated wood wastes, and food wastes. The utilization of animal manure
will enhance existing local agricultural practices by decreasing the amount of green house gas
emissions from animal feeding operations and land application of manure. The digestion process will
produce a compost -like byproduct that will be windrowed and stored on the site for distribution to
agriculture, landscaping, and soil reclamation operators.
The facility will meet and comply with all local, State, and Federal regulations. The majority of
feedstock deliveries to the facility will occur wring normal business hours, however the facility will
operate 24 hours per day, 7 days per week. ft will be staffed with necessary personnel at all times for
routine operations and site security.
ENGINEERING, SURVEYING, PLANNING & CONSULTING
4350 Highway 66 Longmont, CO 80504
97033 .9318 /office 0 970.535.9854 / fax U www.agpros.com
Should you have additional questions or would like to discuss the construction process, please contact
Tim Naylor or me at 970-535-9318 from 8:00AM to 430P MDT MST. The Heartland Team will be
happy to meet with you personally at your convenience.
Sincerely,
r.•'._
f;.
/ Tim Na loF
Agricultural Consultant
Don E Anderson
Director of Client Relations
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October 22, 2009
DEVELOPERS Of AGRICULTURE
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Mr. and Mrs. John Martin
20171 WCR49
LaSalle, CO 80645
Ofessionals, LLC
Dear r. and Mrs. Martin,
LaSalle,. COon t��" ��r+cnk �� ,' ..i' 'ri .he�pfs
1i1 W R•4 -casioi s,.
I stopped at dour:�residenc���t: �� ._ • "l �
* � � t� and con�tr�xtic�n of anew bio-energ�.:��e� i ,
comthtmi+catin, � facts -r trd n .upcoming -d vql p1 cu•
that y our tirrre_is valuable, l.chose to send this communication as a brief
this. areas ��� �
+ tthe.facili .. We waht-to. make sure: all neighbors are aware of this development.
description. � _ .._ -AG�::''- �+ -tisr with:the --fa.,bio-ever-. -f�.ailit to be constructed
Pfessibnals; LL .i:.as g dcelopment o'
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ono half glitp:- `est of '' eld Coui ty oad.49, and.nor. of W1d�� o ty .
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his
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fac�l�t wSl1 be owned - _> }
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e n �LL . - ' e site will encompass app . 80 ate, �•=
-olo� -far e -._ .. n - � �� of
`.. '�' within glii(iite. Ail errnanerxt. structures wilt below, prafle: and= trlst
t.
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r�nateri�l.�" ti�al � c�� fin � ... - pp � �
y to
,dey.elppa.s`atible: with existing -topography 'topography and the view space of surrounding property
�te that �s op �
owners.
r . ... ill that will rod�ce methane.gat' t��� be injected into �tlie ,high
This wilt be an aur�aeroblc d�gtton fac _ p � ,. . _.. .. - �t� vessels installed
. , . Gas P i eline. The dig tiori. proses# will occur within ,sealed conc-ce
Flans '.ate . p - . "compressed w�sri enclo�e� �at��tfa.Ct��in,g
mill he clime sand comps
below i��d level. The rnetl��ane:gas �, . _
' . - ' f noxious odors darn. the facility. Feedstocks for:the;drtesti9n
equipment and **there wi�I��-n.o �ern�ssfon o _ and � local feedlots and ��i�+�,
Wilt consist o but .not: be lilted to, manure wastewater from
pf�cess � agricultural crop_ residues, un#veated woo .'.waste 'and food wastes. The utilization of animal manure
' cal ° a "cultural radices by .ecrpasint the lanioUnt of green house, gas
will enhance existing local ..... . 'agricultural.practices - � � .� �� azure;` The digestion -process process will
emissions fpm animal-feedi operations. and.: iafl4.appticat19r1 . _
:t dssth
- ..b. roduct�that will be indrowed and storedion the site- four: ution to
.:product a �c�anrpost�lrk+e . �p .. storedion -
.4'cult0 f andscappiri , and soil clarnat on'6pUrator.
:. i 1 with all 1ot4 State, and Eel lu boon Them jOtt r:Q
f
-.fie fa�l�t�r will meet and �+�mp� f��ili gill
• ; -will soccur'.d rin�� .normal .business hours; hpwever� th6, .
feed�t+d�,�: deliveries,to, the �:fa�rirt�► _ : .. : _ _ � --
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taped• t .e�sar� personnel at: all tiro' for
operate 24 h�."� +���# � daya ��r week. 1� �1� -....
pJ
.toutrne operations aryl rte: security:
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ENGINEERING, SURVEYING, PLANNING & CONSULTING
4350 Highway 66 ,J Longmont, CO 80504
970.535,9318 /office 0 970.535.9854 / fax 0 www•agpros.cOrn
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GPF'Otessionais,
DEVELOPERS OF AGRICULTURE
November 30, 2009
Mr. John R. Martin
20171 WCR4O
LaSalle, Co 80645
Dear Mr. Martin,
� � s� �� this
u for our i over b . We. aVr iate l otir:; . pThal( � ever da.te� � 7 er.� ,����� �� � �.. t ,�ni+r�i�� �ittr ner�hl�ors as preliminary
prof ect:and _look fe and to continued cow
ri-uction plans cleyejoy.
:Regardingy- about the,storage offeedstock, and the potential for noxious odors
a1a. All incur .fstUek will be delivered, processed,
ivrn-t , - 1 'tanks. fir tptage.- Tits, :ctoseciasyst will l elp`to prevent
���r�red tc��ab���t�d-s��e .. , .-- .- - - t t��' manure,, food any o '. the �acilit . There ilflat �no large piles -of of ���,�u��: odors from
waste,, or other feeciStocinc stored at.this ,facility.
to the gland n ble EPer ltE) Management.
twill piss y�r�i�f�a��n along ... , uk�si�iies
't staffing needs will be communicated�°by MIS, or their s ,
�'` .for-r�e�i..�r-.ali �► �_ ,
as they proceed with the development of this project.
information, please feel free to contact me at 970-53509318, or
Should you need additional
electronically at dand+ersnn ras. 0rn.
Sincerely,
Don E. Anderson
Director of Client Relations
.
ENGINEERING, " ERING, SURVEYING, PLANNING & CONSULTING
4350 Highway 66.. Longmont, CO 80504
970.535.9318 /office 13 970.535.9854 / fax 0 www.agpros. l
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