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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1.0 Application. i - Middle Fork Compressor Station Expansion Special Use Permit Application February 2007 Compressor Station Expansion Special Use Perml Application February 2007IAG eE �Fe ®� zoo 5,•, Q�JLUi�JG'� r�:ar�i1 SIJ dG W911, IITit- STAFF USE ONLY Date Submitted: TC Date: Hearing Date: Special Use Permit GENERAL INFORMATION (To be completed by the applicant.) ➢ Street Address / General Location of Property: I G 1215,�k ➢ Legal Description: ioyj..l(n,n S S", Lt� it .}, '15 l,')I ➢ Existing Use & Size of Property in acres: ,j JCA, j a,., Dt V, 1. ,P.ti,,) a 11 01 27oo ..ire ➢ Description of Special Use Requested: kr , ,.ry op : ; i ,� t, n Y Y3�.,..9 th.,'1 c�nt111Ic bT Y:."r Z'CC-'T'r. L_e1\r��.•t CJ rPr<S\S _,ra c^•c's �•n� C4� 4t! VAJ G "'.F J 1 Z. 4•"�1 � Ci, h,�.:tS Cir\ACil rai •` AA .t 1[Ca.lti'p! ) ➢ Zone District: A Name of Property Owner (Applicant): r r, ( .,A, 0j v M —A t. ➢ Address: z-7 0 LIZ Z\S, �,,, E e \Co Telephone: (i; -n I zs; -Zbl, 7 ➢ City: -W.1,,. -1t,1) c State: CC Zip Code: FAX: tyz�)2.s;-zyr,i ➢ Name of Owner's Representative, if any (Attorney, Planner, etc): Address: Telephone: City: State: Zip Code: FAX: W911, IITit- STAFF USE ONLY Date Submitted: TC Date: Hearing Date: I. APPLICATION SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS As a minimum, specifically respond to all the following items below and attach any additional information to be submitted with this application: 1. Please submit, in narrative form, the nature and character of the Special Use requested. Submit plans and supporting information (i.e. letters from responsible agencies). Include specifications for the proposed use including, but not limited to, the hours of operation, the number and type of vehicles accessing the site on a daily, weekly and/or monthly basis, and the size and location of any existing andlor proposed structures that will be used in conjunction with the proposed use, and provisions for electric power service and any other proposed utility improvements. Be specific. EnCana Oil & Gas (USA) Inc. (EnCana) requests a Special Use Permit for the expansion of the Middle Fork Compressor Station. The Middle Fork Compressor Station is an existing facility located on EnCana's North Parachute Ranch (NPR) in the SWSW % of Section 30, Township 5 South, Range 95 West, of the 6th Principal Meridian. Garfield County Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) approved construction of the existing facility in August 2005, with the BOCC approval of Resolution 2005-85. Resolution 2005-85 approved installation of seven natural-gas driven engines, three electric -driven compressor engines, and related ancillary equipment as indicated on the site plan. The BOCC approved use, of three acres for the installation, operation, and maintenance of the Middle Fork Compressor Station. The original Special Use Application for the existing Middle Fork Compressor incorrectly identified the site as a four acre parcel; actually the Middle Fork Compressor Station is located on a nine acre parcel. The expansion of the Middle Fork Compressor Station involves installation, operation, and maintenance of an additional four electric -driven compressors, one slug catcher, one JT2 skid (liquids condenser and separator), and removal of one gas driven compressor. The building housing the electric compressors will also be expanded to accommodate the additional four electric compressors. The expansion at the Middle Fork Compressor will be phased construct over the next 24 months. At completioe Middle Fork Compressor Station would hav si natural gas -driven compressors and seven., lectric-driven compressors and related `ancillary equipment. Based on current projected volumes, EnCana anticipates installing two additional electric -driven compressors by the end of 2007, for a total of five electric -driven compressors at the end of the year. EnCana's preliminary 2008 plans include installing an additional two electric -driven compressors and removal of one gas -driven compressor by the end of 2008. Site plans and drawings for the expansion at the Middle Fork Compressor Station are provided in the Site Plan Tab. Copies of the air permits from Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment Air Quality Control Division are included in Permits Tab. MIDDLE FORK COMPRESSOR EXPANSION FEBRUARY 2007 Expansion of the Middle Fork Compressor Station would require a workforce of approximately 18 to 25 personnel or 12 vehicles per day during the peak construction period would utilize Garfield County Road 215. During the pre -construction and post -construction phases of the project approximately 10 to 15 personnel or six vehicles per day would be traveling to the Middle Fork Compressor Station. The pre -construction and post -construction phases would last approximately one additional month before and after the peak construction periods. Typically an electric compressor can be installed within two to three months. Peak construction during 2007 and 2008 would primarily occur for approximately four to six months each calendar year. During the actual installation of the compressors, tractor -trailers and mobile cranes would be necessary to delivery and install the compressor units. Estimates of vehicle traffic for the 2007 and 2008 construction phases are provided in the following table. TrafFr imnarts to Carfield County Road 215 Types of Vehicles Tris er da Tris er week Tris er month Automobiles 6-12 30-60 132-264 Tractor -trailers 1-2 2-4 4-16 Cranes 0 0 1-2 Total vehicles per month 7-14 32-64 137-282 The compressor station operates 24 hours per day for 365 days a year. No full-time employees are located on-site. The compressors are monitored remotely from EnCana's Parachute Office. Operation of the expanded Middle Fork Compressor Station would not result in any impacts to county roads. Excel Energy is currently providing electric power at the Middle Fork Compressor Station to operate the existing electric -driven compressors. Portable toilets are available on-site and potable water is transported from off-site and made available to personnel. EnCana would not construct any permanent water or sanitation utilities. 2. If you will be using water or will be treating wastewater in conjunction with the proposed use, please detail the amount of water that would be used and the type of wastewater treatment. If you will be utilizing well water, please attach a copy of the appropriate well permit and any other legal water supply information, including a water allotment contract or an approved water augmentation plan to demonstrate that you have legal and adequate waterfor the proposed use. Potable water used at the site will be transported to the Middle Fork Compressor Station via transport trunks and no water wells will be utilized at the location. Portable toilets are available on-site and EnCana will not construct any permanent water or sanitation utilities. 3. Submit a site plan/ map drawn to scale that portrays the boundaries of the subject property, all existing and proposed structures on the property, and the County or State roadways within one (1) mile of your property. If you are proposing a new or expanded access onto a County or State roadway, submit a driveway or highway access permit. 2 MIDDLE FORK COMPRESSOR STATION FEBRUARY 2007 A copy of the site plan and topographic map are provided in the Site Plan Tab. The Middle Fork Compressor Station is located on a private road on the NPR, and a Garfield County Driveway Permit will not be necessary for construction of the project 4. Sub mit a vicinity map showing slope / topography of your property, for which a U.S. G.S. 1:24,000 scale quadrangle map will suffrce. A topographic map of the Middle Fork Compressor Station is provided in the Site Plan Tab. 5. Sub mit a copy of the appropriate portion of a Garfield County Assessor's Map showing all the subject property and public and private landowners adjacent to your property (which should be delineated). In addition, submit a list of all property owners, public and private landowners and their addresses adjacent to or within 200 ft. of the site. This information can be obtained from the Assessor's Office. We will also need the names (f applicable) of all mineral right owners of the subject property. (That information can be found in your title policy under Exceptions to Title). gh.�$;,.. A copy of the Garfield County As essor's Map is included in the Landownor?s Tab. No property owners are located within 200 feet of the site. The nearest adjacent property owner is located approximately 3,400 feet south of the Middle Fork Compressor Station. EnCana Oil & Gas (USA) Inc. is the mineral owner and surface owner of the subject property. 6. Sub mit a copy of the deed and a legal description of the subject property. A copy of the deed and legal description are provided in the Landowners Tab. 7. If you are acting as an agent for the property owner, you must attach an acknowledgement from the property owner that you may act in his/her behalf. The owner of the property is EnCana and EnCana is also the applicant of the Special Use Permit application. 8. Sub mit a statement that specifically responds to each of the following criteria from Section 5.03 of the Zoning Regulations: (1) Utilities adequate to provide water and sanitation service based on accepted engineering standards and approved by the Board of County Commissioners shall either be in place or shall be constructed in conjunction with the proposed use. Portable toilets are available on-site and potable water is transported from off-site and made available to personnel. EnCana would not construct any permanent water or sanitation utilities. (2) Street improvements adequate to accommodate traffic volume generated by the proposed use and to provide safe, convenient access to the use shall either be in place or shall be constructed in conjunction with the proposed use. MIDDLE FORK COMPRESSOR EXPANSION FEBRUARY 2007 The Middle Compressor Station is located approximately 2,880 feet north of Garfield County Road 215. A gated entrance is located at the entry point of the NPR; which is the ending point of County Road 215. The expansion of the Middle Fork Compressor Station would have minimal direct impact to County Road 215, and street improvements would not be necessary. (3) Design of the proposed use is organized to minimize impact on and from adjacent uses of land through installation of screen fences or landscape materials on the periphery of the lot and by location of intensively utilized areas, access points, lighting and signs in such a manner as to protect established neighborhood character, The Middle Fork Compressor Station is located within a steep canyon in the East Fork of Parachute Creek drainage and the steep topography surrounding the facility blocks visual impacts from the general public. The nearest public access point is located approximately 2,880 feet south of the Middle Fork Compressor Station and the visual impacts are screened by the steep topography. Lighting is provided at the Middle Fork Compressor Station. Lighting is directed downward and inward to prevent direct reflection on adjacent property. 9. Depending on the type of Special Use Permit requested, you may need to respond to additional review standards in the Garfield County Zoning Resolution Section 5.00 [Supplementary Regulations]. This may include uses such industrial uses [section 5.03.07 & 5.03.081, Accessory Dwelling Units [section 5.03.21], Utility line/Utility Substations, etc. Specific sections of the Zoning Resolution which can be located on the Garfield County web site at httn://www.karieldeounty.comlbttil(lina and planning4ndex.hun or information can be obtained from this office. 5.03.07 Industrial Operations: Industrial Operations, including extraction, processing, fabrication, industrial supportfacilities, mineral waste disposal, storage, sanitary landfill, salvage yard, access routes and utility lines, shall be permitted, provided: (1) The applicant for a permit for industrial operations shall prepare and submit to the Planning Director ten (10) copies of an impact statement on the proposed use describing its location, scope, design and construction schedule, including an explanation of its operational characteristics. One (1) copy of the impact statement shall be filed with the County Commissioners by the Planning Director. The impact statement shall address the following: i J(A) Existing lawful use of water through depletion or pollution of surface run-off, streamflow or groundwater, EnCana has prepared and utilizes the Stormwater Management Plan (SWMP) for Gas Gathering and the Spill, Prevention, Control and Countermeasure Plan (SPCCP). Implementation of these plans ensures that activities comply with stormwater management and spill prevention controls Q MIDDLE FORK COMPRESSOR sI'XI10N FEHRIJARY 2007 and countermeasures as required by Garfield County, the State of Colorado, and the United States Environmental Protection Agency. Implementation of these plans also ensures that EnCana would not pollute surface runoff, stream flow, or groundwater. Copies of the SWMP and SPCCP are provided in the Stormwater and SPCCP Tab. (B) Impacts on adjacent land from the generation of vapor, dust, smoke, noise, glare or vibration, or other emanations; No smoke or glare would be produced as a result of this project. Minor vibration would occur from operation of the compressor engines; however, vibrations would not be noticeable at the property line. Equipment operation would produce vapor, which is a standard by-product of equipment operation. EnCana would apply water, gravel, tackifier, or other equivocal measures as necessary to prevent fugitive dust emissions from equipment and/or vehicles traveling in the project area. EnCana is conducting a sound survey for the existing compressor facility and the results of the sound survey will be provided to Garfield County in late February. After installation of the additional compressor engines, EnCana will perform an additionalsound level 'survey. If operations exceed COGCC regulations, EnCana would install sound mitigation equipment as necessary to meet COGCC regulations. Sound mitigation measures could include a combination of residential grade silencers over fans, pre -fabricated steel buildings over compressors and drivers, and/or installation of other sound mitigation equipment. The sound level survey is provided in the Supporting Documentation Tab. EnCana has acquired air quality permits from the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment Air Pollution Control Division for the seven existing natural gas -driven compressors, and additional air permits for condensate removal, equipment leaks, condensate tanks, and two glycol dehydrators. The air permits are included in the Permit Tab. (C) Impacts on wildlife and domestic animals through the creation of hazardous attractions, alteration of existing native vegetation, blockade of migration routes, use patterns or other disruptions; EnCana has contracted WestWater Engineering Inc. (WestWater) to prepare a Wildlife Assessment and Mitigation Plan for the existing Middle Fork Compressor Station, which is included in the Supporting Documentation Tab. The assessment determined that the compressor station location and immediate vicinity was poor quality wildlife habitat. Installation of additional compressor engines inside the fenced, disturbed area would not create additional adverse impacts to wildlife or domestic animals in the project area. (D) Affirmatively show the impacts of truck and automobile traffic to and from such uses and their impacts to areas in the County; Expansion of the Middle Fork" Compressor Station would require a workforce of approximately 18 to 25 personnel or 12 vehicles per day during the peak construction period. During the pre - MIDDLE FORK COMPRESSOR EXPANSION j FEBRUARY 2007 construction and post -construction phases of the project approximately 10 to 15 personnel or six vehicles per day would be traveling to the Middle Fork Compressor Station. The pre - construction and post -construction phases would last approximately one additional month before and after the peak construction periods. Typically an electric compressor can be installed within two to three months. Peak construction during 2007 and 2008 would primarily occur for approximately four to six months each calendar year. During the actual installation of the compressors, tractor -trailers and mobile cranes would be necessary to delivery and install the compressor units. Estimates of vehicle traffic for the 2007 and 2008 construction phases are provided in the following table. Traffic Impacts to Garfield County Road 215 Types of Vehicles Tris er da Trips_per week Trips per month Automobiles 6-12 30-60 132-264 Tractor -trailers 1-2 2-4 4-16 Cranes 0 0 1-2 Total vehicles per month 7-14 32-64 137-282 The compressor station operates 24 hours per day for 365 days a.year. No full-time employees are located on-site. The compressors are monitored remotely from EnCana's Parachute Office. Operation of the expanded Middle Fork Compressor Station would not result in any impacts to county roads. (E)That sufficient distances shall separate such use from abutting property which might otherwise be damaged by operations of the proposed use(s). The nearest adjacent property owner is approximately 3,400 feet south of the existing Middle Fork Compressor Station. The Middle Fork Compressor Station is located within the steep canyon in West Fork of Parachute Creek drainage and no damage will occur to the abutting property as a result of expanding the Middle Fork Compressor Station. (F)Mitigation measures proposed for all of the foregoing impacts identified and for the standards identified in Section 5.03.08 of this Resolution. No mitigation measures are proposed. (2) Permits may be granted for those uses with provisions that provide adequate mitigation for the following: (A) A plan for site rehabilitation must be approved by the County Commissioners before a permit for conditional or special use will be issuer! MIDDLE FORK COMPRESSOR STATION FEBRUARY 2007 Prior to abandonment of the Middle Fork Compressor Station, EnCana would contact the Garfield County Planning Director to arrange for a meeting and joint inspection of the Middle Fork Compressor Station. This meetingand inspection would take place a minimum of 30 days prior to abandonment, and would be so that an agreement on an acceptable abandonment plan can be reached. EnCana will complete final reclamation measures in areas that are not necessary for operation of the compressor station facility. The majority of the disturbed areas at the Middle Fork Compressor Station will be hard-scaped with gravel to facilitate compressor station operations. EnCana has developed the North Parachute Reclamation Plan to reclaim disturbed areas as a result of constructing well pads, access road, compressor stations, and pipelines. The North Parachute Reclamation Plan is included in the Supporting Documents Tab. (B) The County Commissioners may require security before a permit for special or conditional use is issued, if required. The applicant shall furnish evidence of a bank commitment of credit, bond, certified check or other security deemed acceptable' `by the County Commissioners in the amount calculated--' by the County Commissioners to secure the execution of the site' rehabilitation plan in workmanlike manner and in dccordanee with'the specifications and construction schedule established or approved by the County Commissioners. Such commitments, bonds or check shall be payable to and held by the County Commissioners Se EnCana has provided Garfield County a revegetati¢n security for the amount of $36,000 for the original Middle Fork Compressor Station Special Use Permit and an additional revegetation security will not be necessary. t, ,-, r iry (C) Impacts set forth in the impact statement and compliance with the standards contained in Section 5.03.08 of this Resolution. (A. 93- 061) EnCana will comply with the standards contained in Section 5.03.08 of this Resolution. 5.03.08 Industrial Performance Standards: All industrial operations in the County shall comply with applicable County, State, and Federal regulations regulating water, air and noise pollution and shall not be conducted in a manner constituting a public nuisance or hazard. Operations shall be conducted in such a manner as to minimize heat, dust, smoke, vibration, glare and odor and all other undesirable environmental effects beyond the boundaries of the property in which such uses are located, in accord with thefollowingstandards: (1) Volume of sound generated shall comply with the standards set forth in the Colorado Revised Statutes at the time any new application is made. (A. 93- 061) MIDDLE, FORK CONPRFSSOR EXPANSION FEBRUARY 2007 EnCana would conduct a sound level study to determine compliance with COGCC regulations. If operations exceed COGCC regulations, EnCanawould install sound mitigation equipment as necessary to meet COGCC regulations. Sound mitigation measures could include a combination of residential grade silencers over fans, pre -fabricated steel buildings over compressors and drivers, and/or installation of other sound mitigation equipment. (2) Vibration generated: every use shall be so operated that the ground vibration inherently and recurrently generated is not perceptible, without instruments, at any point of any boundary line of the property on which the use is located; EnCana would provide vibration mitigation to meet all vibration regulation requirements. Ground vibration would not be noticeable at the fenced boundary of the Middle Fork Compressor Station. (3) Emissions of smoke and particulate matter, every use shall be operated so as to comply with all Federal, State and County air quality lm%,.regulations and standards; Smoke would not be produced as a result of this project. EnCana would apply water, gravel, tackifier, or other equivocal measures as necessary to prevent fugitive dust emissions from equipment and/or vehicles traveling in the project area. EnCana has acquired air quality permits for the seven existing natural gas -driven compressors (included in Permit Tab). (4) Emission of treat, glare, radiation and fumes: every use shall be so operated that it does not emit heat, glare, radiation or fumes which substantially interfere with the existing use of adjoining property or which constitutes a public nuisance or hazard. Flaring of gases, aircraft warning signals, reflective painting of storage tanks, or other such operations which may be required bylaw as safety or air pollution control measures shall be exempted from this provision; Ancillary facilities may produce heat during operation of the Middle Fork Compressor Station. Heat produced would be minimal and would not be detectable at the Middle Fork Compressor Station property boundary. No glare, radiation, or fumes would be produced. Adjacent property would not be affected and a public nuisance or hazard would not be created. (S) Storage area, salvage yard, sanitary landfill and mineral waste disposal areas (A97-112) A) Storage of flammable or explosive solids or gases shall be in accordance with accepted standards and laws and shall comply with lite national, state and local fire codes and written recommendations and/or comments from the appropriate local protection district regarding compliance with the appropriate codes; (A97-112) MIDDLE FORK COMPRESSOR STATION FEBRUARY 2007 Storage tanks are located on-site and store approximately 1200 barrels (bbls). Storage is in accordance with EnCana's SPCCP. Flammable and combustible liquids and gases will be stored in accordance with accepted standards and laws and will comply with the national, state, and local fire codes and written recommendations and/or comments from the appropriate local protection district regarding compliance with the appropriate codes. (B) At the discretionof the County Commissioners, all outdoor storage facilities may be required to be enclosed by fence, landscaping or wall adequate to conceal such facilides from adjacent property; (A97-112) The Middle Fork Compressor Station is visually secluded from the adjacent property boundary. (C) No materials or wastes shall be deposited upon a property in such form or manner that they may be transferred off the property by any reasonably foreseeable natural causes orforces, (A97-112) No waste products or materials will be deposited at the Middle Fork Compressor' Station in a form or manner that will allow off-site transport. (D) Storage of Heavy Equipment will only be allowed subject to (A) and (C) above and thefollowing standards: (A97--112) 1. The minimum lot size is five (5) acres and is not a platted subdivision. The Middle Fork Compressor Station is located on the EnCana NPR which consists of approximately 9.0 acres and the facility is zoned resource lands not within a platted subdivision. 2. The equipment storage area is not placed any closer than 300 ft. from any existing residential dwelling. No residential buildings are located within 300 feet of the existing Middle Fork Compressor Station. The nearest residence is approximately 3.5 miles south of the facility. 3. All equipment storage will be enclosed in an area with screening at least eight (8) feet in height and obscured from view at the same elevation or lower. Screening may include berming, landscaping, sight obscuring fencing or a combination of any of these methods. Visual impact is non-existent because of the location of the existing Middle Fork Compressor Station. The facility is located in a canyon, which is visually blocked from the general public. MIDDLE FORK COM1IPRESSOR EXPANSION 9 FEBRUARY 2007 " 4. Any repair and maintenance activity requiring the use of equipment that will generate noise, odors or glare beyond the property boundaries will be conducted within a building or outdoors during the hours of 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., Mon. Fri. No equipment repair or maintenance will occur that would affect adjacent property owners. S. Loading and unloading of vehicles shall be conducted on private property and may not be conducted on any public right-of-way. The Middle Fork Compressor Station is located on a private road on the NPR, and no public right-of-ways would be used to load or unload equipment. (E) Any storage areafor uses not associated with natural resources shall not exceed ten (10) acres in size. (A97-112) Compressor engines and ancillary equipment would be temporarily stored at the Middle Fork Compressor Station. Temporary storage would no longer be needed once the compressors and ancillary equipment are installed. After expansion is complete, rqutine maintenance and repair items would be stored on-site. Expansion of the Middle Fork Compressor Station will not require an additional temporary storage area. (F) Any lighting of storage area shall be pointed downward and inward to the property center and shaded to prevent direct reflection on adjacent property (A97-112) Lighting is provided at the Middle Fork Compressor Station. Lighting is directed downward and inward to prevent direct reflection on adjacent property. (6) Water pollution: in a case in which potential hazards exist, it shall be necessary to install safeguards designed to comply with the Regulations of the Environmental Protection Agency before operation of the facilities may begin. All percolation tests or ground water resource tests as may be required by local or State Health' Officers must be met before operation of the facilities may begin. EnCana has prepared and utilizes the SWMP for Gas Gathering and the SPCCP. Implementation of these plans ensures that activities comply with stormwater management and spill prevention controls and countermeasures as required by Garfield County, the State of Colorado, and the United States Environmental Protection Agency. Implementation of these plans also ensures that EnCana would not pollute surface runoff, stream flow, or groundwater. Copies of the SWMP and SPCCP are provided in the Stormwater and SPCCP Tab. 10. A $400.00 Base Fee: Applicant shall sign the "Agreement for Payment' form and provide the fee with the application. 10 MIDDLE FORK COMPRESSOR SL\TION FEBRUARY2007 The $400.00 base fee is included with the Special Use Application submittal. 11. Submit 12 copies of this completed application form and all tite required submittal materials to the Building and Planning Department.' Staff will request additional copies once the Special Use Permit application has been deemed technically complete. EnCana has submitted 12 copies of the completed application form and all the required submittal material to the Garfield County Building and Planning Department. II. PROCEDURAL REQUIREMENTS (The following steps outline how the Special Use Permit Application review process works in Garfield County.) 1. Sub mit this completed application farm, base fee, and all supplemental information to the Garfield County Planning Department. It will be received and given to a Staff Planner who will review the application for technical completeness. 2. Once the application is d eemed technically complete, the Staff Planner -*ill send you a letter indicating the application is complete. In addition, Staff will also send you a "Public Notice Form(s)" indicating the time and date of your hearing before the Board of County Commissioners. Prior to the public hearing, Staff will provide you with a Staff Memorandum regarding your requested Special Use. (If Staff determines you application to be deficient, a letter will be sent to you indicating that additional information is needed to deem your application complete.) 3. It is solely the Applicant's responsibility to ensure proper noticing occurs regarding the requested Special Use and the public hearing. If proper notice has not occurred, the public hearing will not occur. Notice requirements are as follows: a. Notice by publication, including the name of the applicant, description of the subject lot, a description of the proposed special use and nature of the hearing, and the date, time and place for the hearing shall be given once in a newspaper of general circulation in that portion of the County in which the subject property is located at least thirty (30) but not more than sixty (60) days prior to the date of such hearing, and proof of publication shall be presented at hearing by the applicant. b. Notice by mail, containing information as described under paragraph (1) above, shall be mailed to all owners of record as shown in the County Assessor's Office of lots within two hundred feet (200') of the subject lot and to all owners of mineral interest in the subject property at least thirty (30) but not more than sixty (60) days prior to such hearing time by certified return receipt mail, and receipts shall be presented at the hearing by the applicant. c. The site shall be posted such that the notice is clearly and conspicuously visible from a public right-of-way, with notice signs provided by the Planning Department. The MIDDLE FORK CONWRESSOR EXPANSION FEBRUARY 2007 posting must take place at least thirty (30) but not more than sixty (60) days prior to the hearing date and is the sole responsibility of the applicant to post the notice, and ensure that it remains posted until and during the date of the hearing. 4. The Applicant is required to appear before the Board of County Commissioners at the time and date of the public hearing at which time the Board will consider the request. In addition, the Applicant shall provide proof, at the hearing, that proper notice was provider! Once the Board makes a decision regarding the Special Use request, Staff will provide the Applicant with a signed resolution memorializing the action taken by the Board. Following the Board's approval, this office will issue the Special Use Permit to the applicant. If the Board's approval includes specific conditions of approval to be met, this office will not issue the Official Special Use Permit certificate until the applicant has satisfied all conditions of approval. The Special Use Permit approval is not finalized until this office has issued fire Official Special Use Permit certificate signed by the Chairman of the Board of County Commissioners. I have read the statements aboveand have provided the required attached din/formation which is correct and accurate to the best of py knowledge. r �r+Mllnnf 12 MIDDLE Fo2K CONIMSSOR STATION FEBRUARY2007 vwFEESCHEDULE Garfield County, pursuant to Board of County Commissioners (`Board") Resolution No. 98-09, has established a fee structure (`Base Fee") for the processing of each type of subdivision and land use applications. The Base Fee is an estimate of the average number of hours of staff time devoted to an application, multiplied by an hourly rate for the personnel involved. The Board recognized that the subdivision and land use application processing time will vary and that an applicant should pay for the total cost of the review which may require additional billing. Hourly rates based on the hourly salary, and fringe benefits costs of the respective positions combinedwith an hourly overhead cost for the office will be used to establish the actual cost of County staff time 'evoted to the review of a particular project. Actual staff time spent will be charged 'against the Base Fee. After the 'Base Fee has been expended, the applicant' will be billed based on actual staff hours accrued. Any billing shall be paid in full prior to final consideration of any land use permit, zoning amendment or subdivision plan if an applicant has previously failed to pay application fees as required, no new or additional applications will be; accepted for processing until the outstanding fees are paid. Checks, including the appropriate Base Fee set forth below, must be submitted with each land use application, and made payable to the Garfield County Treasurer. Applications will not be accepted without the required application fee. Base Fees are non-refimdable in full, unless a written request for withdraw from the applicant is submitted prior the initial review of the application materials. Applications must include an Agreement for Payment Form ("Agreement") set forth below. The Agreement establishes the applicant as being responsible for payment of all costs associated with processing the application. The Agreement must be signed by the party responsible for payment and submitted with the application in order for it to be accepted. The complete fee schedule for subdivision and land use applications is attached. GARFIED COUNTY BASE FEES The following Base Fees shall be received by the County at the time of submittal of any procedural application to which such fees relate. Such Base Fees shall be in addition to and exclusive of any cost for publication or cost of consulting service determined necessary by the Boardfor the consideration of any application or additional County staff time or expense not covered by the Base Fee, which have not otherwise been paid by the applicant to the County prior to final action upon the application tendered to the County. TYPE OF PROCEDURE Vacating Public Roads & Rights -of -Way Sketch Plan Preliminary Plan Final Plat Amended Plat Exemption from the Definition of Subdivision (SB -35) Land Use Permits (Special UselConditiornal Use Permits) Administrativelno public hearing ■ Board Public Hearing only Planning Commission and Board review & hearing Zoning Amendments • Zone District map amendment • Zone District text amendment • Zone District map & text amendment w PUD Zone District & Text Amendment • PUD Zone District Text: Amendment Board of Adjustment ■ 'Variance • Interpretation Planning Staff Hourly Rate ® Planning Director ® Senior Planner ■ Planning Technician ® Secretary' County Surveyor Review Fee {includes review, ofAmended Plats, Final Plats, Exemption Plats) Mylar Recording Fee Page 2 BASE FEE $400 $325 $675 +application agency review fees and outside consultant review fees, as authorized pursuant to the Regulations, such as the Colorado Geologic Survey $200 $100 $300 b . $250 $400 $525, $450 $300' $500 $500 $500 $250 $250 $50.50 $40:50 $33.75 $30 Determined by Surveyor$ $11 IM page $10 each additional page The following guidelines shall be used for the administration of the fee structure set forth above: 1. All applications shall be submitted with a signed Agreement for Payment form set forth below, 2. County staff shall keep accurate record of actual time required for the processing of each land use application, zoning amendment, or subdivision application: Any additional billing will occur commensurate with the additional costs incurred by the County as a result of having to take more time that that covered by the base fee. �. Any billings shall be paid prior to final consideration of any land use permit, zoning amendment, or subdivision plan. All additional costs shall be paid to the execution of the written resolution confirming action on the application 4. Final Plats, Amended or Corrected Plats, Exemption Plats or Permits will not be recorded or issued until all fees have been paid: , 5. In the event that the Board determines that special expertise is needed to assist them in the review of a land use permit, zoning amendment, or subdivision application, such costs will be borne by the applicant and paid prior to the final consideration of the application. All additional costs shall be paid prior to the executionof the written resolution confirming action on the application 6. If an application involves multiple reviews, the Applicant shall be charged the highest Base Fee listed above. 7. Types of "Procedures" not listed in the above chart will be charged at an hourly rate based on the pertinent planning staff rate listed above. 8. The Planing Director shall establish appropriate guidelines for the collection of Additional Billings as required. 9. This fee structure shall be revised annually as part of the County budget hearing process. Pave 3 AGREEMENT FOR PAYMENT T FORM (Shall be submitted with application) GARFIELD COUNTY (hereinafter COUNTY) and %.- C H,. 0_ 4- 6, s s (U s JO ,T+c . (hereinafter APPLICANT) agree as follows: I. APPLICANT has submitted to COUNTY an application for <;: e t & s n (hereinafter, THE PROJECT): 1 APPLICANT understands and agrees that Garfield County Resolution No. 9E-09, as amended; establishes a fee schedule for each type of subdivision or land use review applications, and the guidelines for the administration of the fee structure, I APPLICANT and COUNTY agree that because of the size, mature or scope of the proposed project, it is not possible at this time to ascertain the full extent of the costs involved in processing the application. .APPLICANT agrees to make payment of the Base -Fee, established for the PROJECT, and to thereafter permit additional costs to be billed to APPLICANT. APPLICANT agrees to make additional payments upon notification by the COUNTY when they are necessary as costs are incurred. 4. The Base Fee sball be in addition to and exclusive of any cost for publication or cost of consu. service determined necessary by the Board of County Commissioners for the considerationof an application or additional COUNTY staff 'time or expense not covered by the Base Fee. If actual recorded costs exceed the initial Base Fee, APPLICANT shall pay additional billings to COUNTY to reimburse the COUNTY for the processing of the PROSECT mentioned above. APPLICANT acknowledges that all billing shall be paid prior to the final consideration by the COUNTY of any land use permit, zoning amendment, or subdiidsion plan. APPLICANT Signature Date: tj3oL-2ox-7 Print Name Mailing Address: 'V i 7 C i 2 1 i- 10/2004 1012004 Page 4 Middle Fork Compressor Station Expansion Garfield County Special Use Permit Application Narrative February 2007 Applicant: EnCana Oil and Gas (USA) Inc. 2717 CR 215, Suite 100 Parachute, CO 81635 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1.0 Project Overview llB .........—.....—.~^....~.......~......,^.......__.\ 1,2 Description ..... ............................................... ..................................................... ...} 1.3 Purpose and Need ....................................................................................................... 2 1.4 Location .......... ................................................................................ .......................... 2 1.5 Project Design ....... 2 1.6 Attachments ............................ ............ ...................... .................... .......................... 2 2.0 Section 5.03.07Industrial Operations ...................... ......... ....................... —'....... .... 3 2.1 Existing Lawful Use ufWater .................................................................................. -4 2.2 Generation of Vapor, [}oot Smoke, Noise, Glare 0zVibration .................................. 4 2] Wildlife and Domestic Animals .................................................................................. 4 2.4 ].uffiu Impacts ...—.....~..~--....~.^^.^,...^.............~—,,,. 5 2.5 Abutting Property .... .... ........... ....... .... ......... ............................................... ^`,,. 5 2.6 Reclamation Plan ........................................................................................................ 5 7.7 Emergency Response Plan .......................................................................................... 6 3.0 Section 5.03.08 Industrial Performance Standards ............................ 4~....................... 6 ]] Sound Volume ................... ........................................................................................ 6 �2 Vibration ...... ........................ ................................ .................... :.......................... 6 3.3 Smoke and Particulate Matter ........................... ............... ...................................... 6 3/4 Heat, Glare, Radiation, and Fumes ............................................................................. 7 3.5 Storage ........................................................................ ............................................... 7 3.6 Water Pollution ........................................................................................................... 7 ATTACHMENTS Narrative Tab Permits Tab Site Plan Tab Landowners Tab Construction Specifications St000wutezuod SPCCP Supporting Documentation Emergency Response Plan dliddle Fork Compressor Station Expansion 1.0 PROJECT OVERVIEW 1.1 Background EnCana Oil and Gas (USA) Inc. (EnCana) received approval in August 2005 from the Garfield County Board of Commissioners (BOCC) (Resolution 2005-85) for installation, operation, and maintenance of the Middle Fork Compressor Station. The Middle Fork Compressor Station provides dehydration and compression for natural gas produced by EnCana: Natural gas is compressed and discharged into existing pipelines for transport to sales outlets. Resolution 2005-85 approved installation of seven natural-gas driven engines, three electric - driven compressor engines, and related ancillary equipment as indicated on the site plan. The BOCC approved use of three acres for the installation operation; and maintenance of the Middle Fork Compressor Station. The original Special Use Application for the existing Middle Fork Compressor incorrectly identified the site as a four acre parcel; actually the Middle Fork Compressor Station is located on a nine acre parcel. A copy of Resolution 2005-85, is provided in the Permits Tab. c. 1.2 Description Expansion of the Middle Fork Compressor Station will involve installation and operation of an additional four electric -driven compressors, one slug catcher, one JT skid (liquids condenser and separator), and removal of one gas driven compressor. The building housing the electric compressors will also be expanded to accommodate the additional four electric compressors. The Middle Fork Compressor Expansion will be phased construction over the next 24 months. At completion, the Middle Fork Compressor Station would have six natural gas -driven compressors and seven electric -driven compressors and related ancillary equipment. The location map and site plan are provided in the Site Plan Tab: Based on current projected volumes, EnCana anticipates installing two additional electric -driven compressors by the end of 2007, for a total of five electric -driven compressors at the end of the year. EnCana's preliminary 2008 plansinclude installing an additional two electric -driven compressors and removal of one gas -driven compressor by the end of 2008. Please note that actual number of compressor engines installed for any given year is an estimate based on today's current and anticipated production volumes and is considered a forward- looking statement. Forward-looking statements involve numerous assumptions, known and unknown risks and uncertainties, both general and specific, that contribute to the possibility that the predictions, forecasts, projections and other forward-looking statements would not occur, which may cause the company's actual performance and financial results in future periods to differ materially from any estimates or projections of future performance or results expressed or implied by such forward-looking statements. As described above, EnCana would install the compressors in phases over the next several years. A portion of the expansion would be completed in 2007, immediately upon approval by the BOCC, and the remainder of the expansion would be installed at a later date. Actual number of compressors and instalialion dates may be accelerated or delayed based on field development. Special Use Permit Application Narrative February 2007 Middle Fork Compressor Station Expansion The intent of this Special Use Permit application is to allow for the expansion in its entirety to be considered within this application. 1.3 Purpose and Need EnCana plans to increase production in the Piceance Basin by approximately 100 to 200 million standard cubic feet per day (mscf(d), each year, for the next several years. The existing Middle Fork Compressor Station is designed for approximately 90 million standard cubic feet of natural gas per day (mscf/d). The proposed expansion would expand capacity to approximately 300 mscf/d by the end of 2008. The expansion has been sized to accommodate EnCana's current and future estimated gas production from Garfield County and existing and future natural gas from other natural gas producers in Garfield County., 1.4 Location' The Middle Fork Compressor Station is located on a 9.0 acre parcel of land located in the SWSW '/4 of Section 30, Township 5 South, Range 95 West of the 6'h Principal Meridian, Garfield County. EnCana Oil & Gas (USA) Inc. is the owner of this parcel ofohoperty, which is located on EnCana's North Parachute Ranch (NPR). A Garfield County Assessors map, legal description, and deed for the property are provided in the Landowners Tab. The Middle Fork Compressor Station is located on zoned Resource Lands. 1.5 Project Design The Middle Fork Compressor Station expansion would be designed in accordance with American Petroleum Institute (API), American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME), Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE), National Electric Code (NEC), National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), and Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA) standards. Construction specifications are included in the Construction Specifications Tab. 1.6 Attachments This Special Use Permit application includes the following attachments: Narrative Tab Narrative Permits Tab Resolution 2005-85 Garfield County Building Permit CDPHE Air Quality Permits Site Plan Tab Location Map Site Pian 2 Special Use Permit Application Narrative February 2007 Aliddle Fork Compressor Station Gipansion Landowners Tab Deed and Legal Description Assessor Maps Construction Specifications Construction Specifications Stormwater and SPCCP Stormwater Management Plan Spill Prevention Control Supporting Documentation. Geotechnical Investigation Integrated Vegetation and Noxious Weed Management Plan Wildlife Assessment and Mitigation Plan Sound Level Survey North Parachute Reclamation Plan EmergencyResponse Plan 2.0 SECTION 5.03 CONDITIONAL AND SPECIAL USES The following sections address impacts as required by Section 5.03 of the Garfield County Land Use and Zoning Regulations: 2.1 Water and Sanitation Utilities Portable toilets are available on-site and potable water is transported from off-site and made available to personnel. EnCana would not construct any permanent water or sanitation utilities. 2.2 Access The Middle Compressor Station is located approximately 2,880 feet north of Garfield County Road 215. A gated entrance is located at the entry point of the NPR; which is the ending point of County Road 215. The Middle Fork Compressor Station is located on a private road on the NPR, and a Garfield County Driveway Permit will not be necessary for construction of the project. 2.3 Neighborhood Character The Middle Fork Compressor Station is an existing facility. The nearest residence is 3.5 miles south of the Middle Fork Compressor Station. The steep topography surrounding the Middle Fork Compressor Station blocks any visual impacts from public roadways. Installation of additional compressors would not change the existing neighborhood character. Special Use Permit Application Narrative 3 February 2007 Middle Fork Compressor Station Expansion 3.0 SECTION 5.03.07 INDUSTRIAL OPERATIONS The following sections address impacts as required by Section 5.03.07 of the Garfield County Land Use and Zoning Regulations. 3.1 Existing Lawful Use of Water No water depletion would occur as part of this project. EnCana has prepared and utilizes the Stotmwater Management Plan (SWM?) for Gas Gathering and the Spill, Prevention, Control and Countermeasure Plan (SPCCP). Implementation of these plans ensures that activities comply with stormwater management and spill prevention controls and countermeasures as required by Garfield County, the State of Colorado, and the United States Environmental Protection Agency. Implementation of these plans also ensures that EnCana would not pollute surface runoff, stream flow, or groundwater. Copies of the SWMP and SPCCP are provided in the Stormwater and SPCCP Tab. 3.2 Generation of Vapor, Dust, Smoke, Noise, Glare or Vibration bi.. No smoke or glare would be produced as a result of this project. Minor vibration would occur from operation of the compressor engines; however, vibrations would not be .noticeable at the fenced property boundary at the Middle Fork Compressor Station. Equipment operation would produce vapor, which is a standard by-product of equipment operation. EnCana would apply water, gravel, tackifier, or other equivocal measures as necessary to prevent fugitive dust emissions from equipment and/or vehicles traveling in the project area. EnCana is conducting a sound level survey for the existing compressor facility and the results of the sound survey will be provided to Garfield County in late February. After installation of the additional compressor engines, EnCana will perform an additional sound level survey. If operations exceed COGCC regulations, EnCana would install soundmitigation equipment as necessary to meet COGCC regulations. Sound mitigation measures could include a combination of residential grade silencers over fans, pre -fabricated steel buildings over compressors and drivers; and/or installation of other sound mitigation equipment. The sound level survey is provided in the Supporting Documentation Tab. EnCana has acquired air quality permits from the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment Air Pollution Control Division for the seven existing natural gas -driven compressors, and additional air permits for condensate removal, equipment leaks, condensate tanks, and two glycol dehydrators. The air permits are included in the Permit Tab. 3.3 Wildlife and Domestic Animals EnCana prepared a Wildlife Assessment and Mitigation Plan for the existing Middle Fork Compressor Station, which is included in the Supporting Documentation Tab. The assessment determined that the compressor station location and immediate vicinity was poor quality wildlife habitat. Installation -of additional compressor engines inside the fenced, disturbed area would not create additional adverse impacts to wildlife or domestic, animals in the project area. Special Use Permit Application Narrative February 2007 Middle Fork Compressor Station Expansion 3.4 Traffic Impacts Expansion of the Middle Fork Compressor Station would require a workforce of approximately 18 to 25 personnel or 12 vehicles per day during the peak construction period. During the pre - construction and post -construction phases of the project approximately 10 to 15 personnel or six vehicles per day would be traveling to the Middle Fork Compressor Station. The pre - construction and post -construction phases would last approximately one additional month before and after the peak construction periods. Typically an electric compressor can be installed within two to three: months. Peak construction during, 2007 and 2008 would primarily occur for approximately four to six months each calendar year: During the actual installation of the compressors, tractor -trailers and mobile cranes would be necessary to delivery and install the compressor units. Estimates of vehicle traffic for the 2007 and 2008 construction phases are provided in the following table. Traffic Impacts to Garfield Countv Road 215 Tves of Vehicles Tris per day Tris per week Tris er month Automobiles 6-12 30-60 132-264 Tractor -trailers 1-2 2-4 4-16 Cranes 0 0 1-2 Total vehicles per month 7-14 32-64 137-282 The compressor station operates 24 hours per day for 365 days a year. No full-time employees are located on-site. The compressors are monitored remotely from EnCana's Parachute Office. Operation of the expanded Middle Fork Compressor Station would not result in any impacts to county roads. 3.5 Abutting Property, The nearest residence is 3.5 miles to the south. No damage from operations of the Middle Fork Compressor Station would occur to adjacent property. 3.6 Reclamation Pian Prior to abandonment of the Middle Fork Compressor Station, EnCana would contact the Garfield County Planning Director to arrange for a meeting and joint inspection of the Middle Fork Compressor Station. This meeting and inspection would take place a minimum of 30 days prior to abandonment, and would be held so that an agreement on an acceptable abandonment plan can be reached. EnCana will complete final reclamation measures in areas that are not necessary for operation of the compressor station facility. The majority of the disturbed areas at the Middle Fork Compressor Station will be hard-scaped with gravel to facilitate' compressor station operations. EnCana has 'developed the North Parachute Reclamation Plan to reclaim disturbed areas as a result of constructing well pads, access road, compressor stations, and pipelines. The North Parachute Reclamation Plan is included in the Supporting Documents Tab. Special Use Permit Application Narrative 5 February 2007 Middle Fork Compressor Station Expansion EnCana has provided Garfield County a revegetation security for the amount of $36,000 for the original Middle Fork Compressor Station Special Use Permit and an additional revegetation security will not be necessary. 3.7 Emergency Response Plan EnCana would comply with its Emergency Response Plan (ERP); whichdescribes the functional roles and accountabilities for life safety, property damage, and environmental response. The ERP also describes the communication and notification protocols to engage support, based on the nature and complexity of the emergency. The ERP is included in the Emergency Response Tab. EnCana would reimburse the appropriate emergency service provider for costs incurred in connection with emergency response for activities associated with this project. 4.0 SECTION 5.03.08 INDUSTRIAL PERFORMANCE STANDARDS All operations at the Middle Fork Compressor Station would comply with applicable county, state, and federal regulations regulating water, air, and noise ,pollution and would not be conducted in a manner constituting a public nuisance or hazard. Operations would be conducted in a manner as to minimize heat, dust, smoke, vibration, glare and odor and all other undesirable environmental effects beyond the boundaries of the property. The following section address compliance with the standards set forth in Garfield County Zoning Regulations 5.03.0$. 4.1 Sound Volume EnCana would conduct a sound level study to determine compliance with COGCC regulations. If operations exceed COGCC regulations, EnCana would install sound mitigation equipment as necessary to meet COGCC regulations. Sound mitigation measures could include a combination of residential grade silencers over fans, pre -fabricated steel buildings over compressors and drivers,, and/or installation of other sound mitigation equipment. 4.2 Vibration EnCana would provide vibration mitigation to meet all vibration regulation requirements. Vibrations would not be noticeable at the fenced property boundary at the Middle Fork Compressor Station. 4.3 Smoke and Particulate Matter Smoke would not be produced as a result of this project. EnCana would apply water, gravel, tackifier, or other equivocal measures as necessary to prevent fugitive dust emissions from equipment and/or vehicles traveling in the project area. EnCana has acquired air quality permits for the three existing natural gas -driven compressors (included in Permit Tab). EnCana would acquire additional permits for natural gas -driven compressors prior to installation and operation. 6 Special Use Permit Application Narrative February2007 iWiddle Fork Compressor Station Expansion 4.4 Heat, Glare, Radiation, and Fumes Ancillary facilities may produce heat during operation of the Middle Fork Compressor Station. Heat produced would be minimal and would not be detectable at the Middle Fork Compressor Station property boundary. No glare, radiation, or fumes would be produced. Adjacent property would not be affected and a public nuisance or hazard would not be created. 4.6 Storage Compressor engines and ancillary equipment would be temporarily stored at the Middle Fork Compressor Station. Temporary storage would no longer be needed once the compressors and ancillary equipment are installed. After expansion is complete, routine maintenance and repair items would be stored on-site. Storage of heavy equipment would not be allowed at Middle Fork Compressor Station, except during installation on compressors. Storage tanks are located on-site and store approximately 1200 barrels (bbls). Storage is in accordance with EnCana's SPCC Plan. No wastes are produced by operation of the Middle Fork Compressor natation. Any waste materials are disposed of at a licensed disposal facility. No materials or wastes would be deposited on-site. � ' Lighting is provided at the Middle Fork Compressor Station. Lighting is directed downward and inward to prevent direct reflection on adjacent property. 4.6 Water Pollution EnCana has prepared and utilizes the Stormwater Management Plan (SWMP) for Gas Gathering and the Spill, Prevention, Control and Countermeasure Plan (SPCCP). Implementation of these plans ensures that activities comply with stormwater management and spill prevention controls and countermeasures as required by Garfield County, the State of Colorado, and the United States, Environmental Protection Agency. Implementation of these plans also ensures that EnCana would not pollute surface runoff, stream flow, or groundwater. Copies of the SWMP and SPCCP are provided in the Stormwater and SPCCP Tab. Special Use Permit Application Narrative February 2007 1111 1�1 11111 II II ���11 I 1111 1� [k�l Ii 685068 11/08/2003 11:178 B1743: P904 Pt.9LSDORF 1 of 4 R 0.00 D 0,00 GARFIELD COUNTY CO STATE OF COLORADO 1 )ss County of Garfield } At a regular meeting of the Board of County Commissioners for Garfield County, Colorado, held in the Commissioners' Meeting Room, Garfield County Plaza Building. in Glenwood Springs on Monday, the 15i6 day of August, 2005, there were present: John Martin Commissioner Chairman Larry McCown Commissioner Tresi 11mi rt Commissioner Don D&T-ord , County Attorney Mildred AIsderf Clerk of the Board Ed Green County Managcr when the following proceedings, among others were had and done, to -wit: RESOLUTIONNO. 2005-85 A RESOLUTION CONCERNED WITH THE APPROVAL OFA SPECIAL USE PERMIT FOR PROCESSING SING AND MATERIAL HANDLING OF NATURAL RESOURCES FOR !'HE "MIDDLE FORK NATURAL GAS COMPRESSOR STATION"LOCATED AT THE NORTH PARACHUTE RANCH WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners of Gartield County, Colorado, received a Special Use. Permit (SUP) request for "Processing and Material Handlin.g of Natural Resources" subnuued by Encana Oil and Gas IDSA, Inc to construct a natural gas compressor station (hereinaller "Compressor")located at the worth Parachute Ranch; and WHEREAS, the Compressor is to be located a 3 -acre ,portion of the 27,000 -acre property owned by Encana Oil & Gas, LISA, Inc located at the end of County Road 215 north of Parachute, CO which is also formerly known as the old UNOCAL property and presently called the North Parachute Ranch; and WHERERAS, the subject property is zoned Resource Lands (Gentle Slopes &: Lower Valley Floor) where such use is permitted as a Special Use; and WHEREAS, the Compressor will serve as a collector point where gathered natural gas is sent for dehydration and compression of gas collected in the North Parachute Ranch; once compressed, the natural gas is delivered to a higher pressure system and transported to a location wbene it is conditioned for sales; and 111111111111 H11111 11111 II 1111111111111 686068 11108/2005 11:17A 81743 P905 tl PLSDORF 2 of 4 R 0.00 D 0,00 GARFIELD COUNTY CO WE EREAS, the Board of County Commissioners opened a public ficarinogon the 15"' day of August, 2005 upon the question cf whether the abov-descnbcd SUP should begranted or denied, during which hearing the public and interested persons were given the oppnmrnity to express their opinions regarding the issuance of said SUP; and WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners closed the public hearing on the 15"' dap of August; 2005 to make a final decNion; and WHbAE>AS, the Board of Count), Commissioners on the basis of substantial competent evidence. produced at the afoicnientione;i hearing, has made the follo*;ting determination of facts: 1, That proper publication, public notice, and posting was provided as required by law for the hearings Before the Board of Count} Commissioners. 2. That the public hearing before Board of County Commissioners was extensive and complete; all pertinent facts, matters and issues were submitted; and -that all interested parties were heard at those Bearing;. 3. The proposed Special Use Permit conforms to Sections 3.10.04, 5.03, 5.03.07 and 5.03.08 of the Garfield County Zoning Resolution of 1978, as amended. 4. The proposed use is in the hest interest of the health, safety, morals, convenience, order; prosperity and welfare of the citizens of Garfield County. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of County Commissioners of Garfield Count}, Colorado, that based au dctertrdwttion of facts set forth above, the SUP request is approved with the following conditions: 1. That all xeprescntations of the Applicant, either wirhiat the application or staled at the :hearing before tate Board of County CotnrnissioDcrs, sh dl be considered condition,, of approval unless explicitly altered by die Board, 2. That the operation of the facility be done in accordance with all applicable federal, state, and local regulations governing the operation of this type of facility. 3. That the Applicant shall comply with the fire protection provisions included in the rules and regulations df the Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission (COGCQ and the International .Fire Code as the Code pe2tams to the operation of this facility - 4. Prior to the issuance of a Special Use Permit, the Applicant shall subtnk the followdng items to the Count Vegetation Manner for approval prior to the 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 IN 686068 11/08/2005 11:17A B1743 P906 M ALSDORF 3 of 4 R 0.00 D 0,00 GARFTELD C0UNTY CO issuance of a Special Use Permit. a. The Applicant shall map and inventory the property for the County Listed Noxious Weeds. b. The Applicant.. shall provide n Weed Management Plan for the inventoried noxious weeds. c. The Applicant shall augment the site reclamation plan by providing a plant material list and plamting schedule for the reclamation. S. Volume of sound generated shall Comply With the standards set forth in the Colorado Revised Statutes. d. Vibration generated.: the Compressor shall be so operated that the around vibration inherently and recurrently generated is not perceptible, without instruments, at any point of any boundary line of the property on which the use .is located. 7. Emissions of smoke and particulate maucr:.the. Compressor shall be so operated so as to comply with all Federal, State and County air quality laws, regulations and standards. S. Emission of heat, Marc, radiation and fumes: the Compressor shall be so operated that it docs not entitheat, ;tare, radiation or fumes which substantially interfere with the existing use of adjoining property or which constitutes a public nuisance or hazard, Flaring of gases, aircraft warning signals, reflective painting of storage tzmks, or other such operations which may be required by law as safety or air pollution control measures shall be exempted from this provision. P. Any storage area, for uses not associated with natural resources shall not exceed ten (10) acres in size. 10, Any lighting of storage area shall be pointed downward and inward to the property center and shaded to prevent direct reflection on adjacent property. 11. V,,ater pollution: in a case in which potential hazards exist, it shall be necessary to distal] safeguards designed to comply with the Regulations of the Environmental Protection Agency before operation of the facilities may begin. All percolation tests or ground water resource tests as may be requited by local or State Health Officers; must be met before operation, of the facilities may begin, 12. The Applicant shall provide a copy of the appropriate bond supplied to the Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission (COGCC) intended to guarantee reclamation of the Compressor site once the life of the Compressor has ended prior to the issuance of a Special Use Permit. 1111111101111111111111111 1111111i 11111111 11111,1111iff 666068 11/08/2005 11;17A 81743 P907 M ALSOORF 4 of 4 R 6.00 D 0.00 GARFIELD COUNTY CO 13. That all proper building per -nits are obtained for the ,unctures associated with the operation of the Col=.1pce.'sor prior to the issuance of a Spacial U-,-- Permit. 7 t r,Na> - , . `rJ Dated this day of A.D. 2005, _ '' ; '" 4 GARFIELD COLfI TY ; BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, GARFIELD COUNTY. filer t>f <<l Ci Upon motion duly made and seconded the for --going ! the followin-� vote: . Aye Aye Ay STATE OF COLORADO ) County of Garfield ) by 1, , County Clerk and ex -officio Cle.k of the Board of Count), Conuaissiuners in and for the County and State aforesaid do hereby certify that the annexed and foregoing' Resolution is truly Copied froin the Records of tile Proceeding of the Board of county Commissioners for said Garfield County, now in my office. N WITNESS WHEREOF, 1 have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of said County, at Glenwood Springs, this _ day of , A.D. 2005 County Clerk and ex -officio Clerk of the Board of County Comnussioners EnCana Oil & Gas (USA) Inc. will submit a Garfield County Building Permit to the Garfield County Building and Planning Department in late February. The approved building permit will be inserted when approved from the Garfield County Building and Planning Department. Insert Approved Garfield County Building Permit Here Page 7 Colorado Depprtrrent of Public Health and-Environment:jl Air Pollution Control Division i ENGANA GATHERING SERVICES (USA), INC. Permit NoMPO0755 INITIAL APPROVAL l GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS., (IMPORTANT!, READ ITEMS 5;6;7 AND 8)'; 1. This permit is issued in reliance upon the accuracy and completeness of informafion supplied by the applicant and is conditioned upon conduct of the activity, or construction) installation and operation of the source, in accordance with this information and with representations made by the applicant or applicant's agents, It is valid onty for the equipment and I'.. operafionspr activity sp6dficaity Identified on the permll.' 2. Unlessspeci�ficailystaiedotherwise,thegeneral,andspeci I fic conditions contained in this permit have been determined by the APCD to be necessary to assume compliance with the provisions of section 267-114.5(7)(a), C.R.S_ i 1 Each and everyconddionofthispermiIIisamaterialparthereofandisnotseverable. Anychallenge to or appeal of; a condition hereof $bell constitutes rejection of the entire permit and upon such occurrence, this permit shall be deemed denied ab inific This'permit may be revoked at any time prior to final approval bythe Air PollutionControl Division (APCD) on grounds set forth in the Colorado Air Quaiity Control Act and regulations of the Air Quality. Control Commission (AQCC), including failure to meet any, express termor condition of the permit:af the Division denies a, permit; because conditions imposed upon a permit are contested by the applicant, or the Division revokes a permit, the applicant or owner or operator of,a source may request a hepring before the AQCC for review of the Division'seption. i 4. This permit and any required aftachmentsmust be retained and made available for inspection upon request at the location set forth herein. With respect to a portable source which is moved to a new location, a copy of the Relocation Notice (required by Iawto be submitted to the APCD whenevera portable source is relooated)shouid be atfachedto this permit. The permit maybe reissued to x new owner by the APCD as provided in AQCC Regulation No, 3, PartB,,Section JILL. upon a reque$t ler transfer of.ownership and the submittal: of a revised APEN and the required fee. l , 5. issuance (initial approval) of an emission permit does not provide "final" authority for this activity or operation of this source. Final,approval of the permit must be secured from theARCD m writing ineccordance with the provisions of 25-7-114.5(12)(x) C.R.S. and AQCC Regulation No. 31 Part B, Section IV;H. Final approval cannot be granted until the operation or activity commehoes and has been verified by the APCD as conforming in all respeetswith.the conditions of the permit, If the APCD so determines, ft will provide written documentation of such final approval, whichdoes constitute "final" authority to operate. Compliance with'the permit conditions must be demonstrated within 980 days after commencement of operation. 6. THIS PERMIT AUTOMATICALLY EXPIRES IF,you (1) do not commence construction or operation within 1-8 months after either the date ofissuance of this permif for the date mWiiieh Such construction or ectivitywas scheduled to commence as Set forth'in the permit; whichever is later; (2)discontinue construction for, a period of 18 months or more; or (3) do not complete constructkinwithm a reasonableiime of the estimated completion date. Extensions of the expiration date may be granted by the APCD upon ashowing of good cause by the permittee prior to the expiration date. 7. YOU MUST notify the APCD at leastthirty days (fifteen days for portable sources) prior to commencement of the permitted operation or activity. Failure to do so is a violation of Section 25-7-114,5(12)(a), CRS. and AQCC Regulation No, 3, Part i3, Saction`IV,H.1, and.can resultin the revocation of the par qit. You mgstdemonstrate compliancewith the permit conditions within160 days after commencement of operation as stated in condition 5. 8. Section 25_7-1114.7(2)(a), Q.R.S. requires that allsourcesrequired tofi(e,anAir Pollution EmissionNotice(APRN)must pay an 9. Violation of the: terms of a permit or of the orovisionsof the Colorado Air Pollution Prevention and Control Act ortheregL I � / z wo E79 595 44 2-41 EhCaha EnCana', Davis P 'int 6 wp 599 Z F29 WP K25A 596--- AhP— - W 1w -- WP40 596 125A --,Wp WP L29 5'9,5 0I N30-595 P Irk Middle Fork Compressor Site SW 1/4 SW 1/4 Section 30, T5S, R95W, 6th P.M. Garfield County, Colorado Ljri6uer---, nt 8 Ig EnCana�� f iif I I . 81,j -j —LEGEND— SURVEYING Existing Road Existing Location DATE: Jan. 16, 2007 Proposed Location SCALE: 1"= 2000' PROJECT NO.: 07-04-051 ML�IIDN : RF0. BEFORE EYCAVATION N1IHSTANDING INFORMATION PRONDED BY IBM NOTES i E 440)000 RE-COMPRESSOR BENCH FE-CO¢MPR RE MPR RE MPF LITS I,°xc ¢ b F P446�00 SLUG CATCHER INLET COALESCER ALTER UIpG a COMPRESSOR BENCH O INC12V%A INC Ei PCAS FF 2 OCMs F F P4G55. �� COALESSEftRFlLTEft STORA4E CC CONAC%RS � UE' G SCRUBBERS SSID I. I. 43 [_44$6400 ._ INSTRUMENT AIR COMPRESSOR AND CONTROL ROOM/ XFMR IBM NOTES L N 10 RE-COMPR RE-OOMPR RE LgU�C RING �1 2 --iIIII2�iI SLUG CATCHERS DIE! _ COAILIEESCER luRS ONN, _ w 9 ER D pp ryry�ET�n :SCER FILTERS.q \\\ COAPIT tl RUE 2 CON4A01'� � _ IT i i \ UEI CRUS SKID 2 L3 IN COMPRESSOR AND CONTROL TR TROLL SS ROOM/ ESS C M BEFORE UCAVAMM NOT 111CORPORMNO INFORMATION ANY ON .THE D BY ENCANACONTRA TORPMAU U IN ANY FORM. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL E END ELECTRIC LOCATING EQUIPMENT TO LOCALE UNDER TO HA PIPING AND ELECT E AL MIRING ETC., ND FACILITIES TO NAND EXCAVATION. ONCE All UNDERGROUND RTORS HAVE BEEN NAND EXCAVATED THE CONTRACTOR STALL FUDCkCECK NTM ELECTRONIC LOCATING EQUIPMENT. THE ENTIRE MICRKAREA TO BE MECHANICALLY EXCAVATED TO ENSURE THAT NO FAgM11E5 NAIL BEEN MISSED. REiFIiFNEE DMYAWS DW3. N0. NO. .1S RENSb11 / CFSpfrP11M By 2H D. M NOTES _ ---- ---------- - _ Line List Parcel Surface Owneu Mineral Ownershi j 213527300015 Ea]Cana.Oi1 &Gas (USA) Tnc: EnCana Oil &Gas (USA) lnc. 2717 CR 215, Suite 100 2717 CR 215, Suite 100 Parachute; CO 81635 Parachute, CO 81635 S 65941al Hal Mal 5347 07/02/2004 -61802 1 of 6 M ALSOORF 86'R 496.00 D 2644,50 GARFIELD COUNTY Co &E -11—!,R RECORDING. RETURN TO; EnCana Oil & tins (USA) Inc, 950 17'h Street, Suite 2600 Ceimer, Colorado 80202 Attention: DianeBfieszner, Esq. .SII E Q [A L )lA I �RA NT Y �DF F 1) UNHON OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA. a corporation duly organized and existing tinder and by virtue of the laws of the State of California ("Grantor"), whosc'legal address is 376 South Valencia Avenue, Brea, California 92823, for the consideration of Ten and 00/100"' Dollars ($10.00) and other good and valuable consideration, the receipt and sufficiency of which are hereby acknowledged, in hand paid, hereby sells and conveys to TOM BROWN, INC., a corporation duly orgarri7edand existing under and byvirtuc Of the laws of the Suite of Delaware ('Grantee"), whose legal address is 555 17'h Street, Suite 1850, Denver, Colorado 80202, all thereat property, togother with improvements, if any, situate, lying and being in the County. of Garfield and State of Colorado, to wit: sE F- Ex—T-101'r A ATTACHE D HERETO AND INCORPORATED HLREIN BY REFERENCE, Q with all its appurtenances (the "Real Estate"), and warrants the title to the same against all persons claiming under Grantor, subject to taxes for the current year, which constitute a lien not yet due or payable,, and subject to all matters listed on attached Exhibit B. The preceding warranty is intended by Grantor to be made to Grantee only and is not intended to benefit any future owner or encumbrancer of the property and shall not run with the land, f% a-EI&VATIONS Gramorand Grantee agree and intend that this instrument shall convey to Grantee at] oil, gas and other minerals in and under the Real Estate subject to the following reservations and exceptions. Grantor excepts herefrom such valid mineral interests in the Real Estate (including, without limitation, any atincral estate ownership. <)it, rias s or mineral lease, royalty, overriding royalty, executive right, production payment, net profits interest or, other mineral interest of any kind whatsoever) Owned by Or in favor of third parties (i) which were recorded priorto the execution date hereof in the 'appropriate public records of the County or Counties in which all or a portion of the Real Estate age located or (ii) ) of which Grantee had actual knowledge prior to the execution hereof Grantee agrees that the mineral interests herein conveyed by Griurtor, ifarry, shall be subject to and shalt not include the foregoing described previously existing mineral interests. 0JMCVP1&1hrM% WS,WceM41704WA 11 11111111111111111111111111111111111111 ill 111111111 iff 855347 07/02/2004. 02:58P 61602 P257 M RLSDDRF 2 of 86 R 496.00 D 2544.50 GARFIELD COUNTY CO There is further hereby reserved and excepted auto Grantor, its successors and assi<rns and not conveyed herein a two percent (2%„) gross royalty in all oil and gas Produced Aum or attributable to the Kcal Estate conveyed herein which is produced, mined or otherwise extracted from shale ("Sbale O!P'). within the Green River Formation from the surface. to a depth that is strati2�raphieally equivalent to the "Orange Marker" within the Garden Gulch member of the Green River Forinatiom, such dcpfl-, being the sttatieraphic equivalent to a depth of 2105' in the Skelly Oil Company ii 11 Ury Fork Unit :cell, SW 1/4 3NW 1/4 SE114 of Section 25, Township 4 South; Range 97 West of the 6Th PAM, Garfield County, Colorado. For the avoidance of doubt, the foregoing royalty reserved herein. unto iirantor shall entitle Grantor to a cost free share equal to two percent of 8/&hs of all Shale Oil in addition to any previously existing mineral interests or burdens excepted above: and is not dependent on the existence (or nonexistence) of any mineral lease covering all or any portion of Real Estate. Grantor may, at its option and in its sole discretion, elect from time to time to take its royalty share in kind upon giving Grantee at least ninety days ,prior written notice of such intent. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Grantor has caused its corporate name to be hereunto subscribed by its attorney-in-fact on this // day orJune; 2004. UNION OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA, a California corporation By. Br01J.Kelly, Attorr in -Fact STATE OF COLORADO ss. CITY AND COUNTY OF DENVER } Acknowledged before me this 11 day of June,2004 by Brian J, Kelly, Attorney -in -Fact for t;nionUasSj-uofGaiif"ornia, a California corporation. official seal. Myr o:Is\dcvpntit!r1714\MAT' Notary Public I !III 11111 111111 11111 111111 11111111/ 1111 IN .655347 07/02!2064 02:58P 61602 P257 M RLSDORF 2 of 86 R 496.00 D 2644.50 GARFIELD COUNTY CO There is further herebv reserved and excepted unto Grantor, its successors and assigns and not_conv eye€i herein a two percent (2%0) gross soya ty in all oil andoris produced born orattributaible to the R.1 ]Estate conveyed herein which is produced, utinedor otherwise extracted from shale ("Shale off") within the Grain River Formation frown the surface to at €iepih that is stratig'raphically equivalent to the "Orange Marker" ;within the Garden Oulah member ofthe Green River Formation., stick dopth being the straugot'aphic,equivalent to a depth of 2105' in the Skelly Oil Company ,-41 Drv. Fork Unit well, SWI/4 N W 114 SEI/4 of Section 25. Tovenship 4 South, Range 97 West of the 6611. P.M, Garfield County, Colorado. For the avoidance of doubt, the foregoingsoyal`,y reserved herein unto Grantor shall entitle Grantor to a cost free share equal to two percent of S/Sths of all Shale Oil it) addition to any previously existing mineral interests or burdens excepted above and is not dependent on the existence (or nonexistence) of any mineral lease covering all or any.portion o'fthe Real Estate, Grantor may, at its option and in its sole discretion, elver from time to time to take its royalty share in kind upon giving Grant" at least ninety days prior written notice of such intent. IN WITNESS SS WIIh;4tL;O , the Grantor has caused its corporate name to be hereunto subscribed by its attorney-in-fact on this // day o,f.fune, 2004, UNION OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA, a California corporation By Brian J. Kelly, Attome -in-Fact S'L'ATE OF COLORADO } ) as, CITY AND COUNTY OF DENVER } Acknowledged beforeme this 11 day 'ofJune;2004byBrian J.Kelly, :§ttorney-in-F,aetfor Union of California, a Galilorma corpor'atioo. official seal. My oasldtvprolt!vennl.Pxdeed Odl04\?: AP 7) Notary Publico Middle Fork Compressor Station Legal Description SW t/4 SW '/4 of Section 30, Township 5 South, Range 95 West, 6`" Principal Meridian .f7, r 1 S 1 i (ryL p F � � �n e n i 1^ Oli Aft p*Jmct:FjWP—hpprovol Nrujcct �lanagcr Approval;._. cue>rrapprov�?„ '{'el, ,"s08 -794-4&i0 Fax:�72fl=482=8327 Engineering o Project Controls 4 Estimatir% o ' 'Constructfollmainagemeft? - Rt .-So. 'By, Revisions Apjaroval ,Date 0 t5.150s S vG1t CQ[JSCG �i�si1C31� � 's •;^auk Cs'� Engineering o Project Controls 4 Estimatir% o ' 'Constructfollmainagemeft? - PARI, 1 - l rER L. l:l SFCTION*�E5` A. tkeaV4iibn4br site grading. ll. Excavation for roads and drainage: C. Exdtta#ivnforlmOdingfoundatons. D: Excaya ion;'for egWpmentfoun{lataons. E. xcavailvrt a ondersido of pier Baps: R Removalftornsite, stockpiling,firplacing_cxcrayatedmaterial inFill,akea& 0. Reumvafof top soil:. 1,2_ RELATEDSECTIt7NS- A: Speoi&ation 02223 — Dhrkfilljiig. PAR;;`` 2 -'i RODI 1i"TS 2.1 MATFP A. Too gozl; Soil c onfainznl;:organic;tnaterial'-and debris, Unlag's;other�visedirecterl MT ug, �atiu+�Ys�-ny.+�uTy�a ..�� i ��ryr own oza;w *lapfaav uvA� w.,+pfya+v.� v+gwTdx. 3.4 PREPARATION A. Phe oratmctor is responsible %r iayiug out anll'staking all work iram ki3se'1c and survpyreterence-points estauiishezl.b tiieEngipeer., l3. The Conlreetor, is responsible forsbikirsg%iown,existing underbround util ties: C. Protect alcove and below grade utilities, whieb are to remain. D. Protect, plant life and other features remaining; as a portion of the final landscaping. E, Protect betcb marks, structures fencing, paving, and curbs from damage during the excavation process; 6E Zn ,,.Englneerinu Inc. s+rrdei:�ntoz-o�esa�ciFtEarioNSwnx�K,w,ai�o�.ao� REVISfON9� �'.u�.n.,�.�e. sowa,h.. F,, 'PAgr io eomxn�noxing exea'vatiOt4 ihO t~ngineer shalt $in iri�Y :�:tieEtaer the mill ia�' ... , v .*rt+a x+�.nz vxu, ws,-,c Mvrw .k t:?JdA tt tufi dmf -d Y�G51n..t3,C, jai.£+Maul.aw"d'#'ctEC53its*. - G Tnp> `"sail shalt be'teirii v from Ole area poor t the e,6Tam, nceasaent 6,f e. avatiort, u'�uuu �J}4NJ&34 utu AU.t}Ft IY£f£�+. }yyPillltill:}9,titi:: 1; Detaiks;and location ofvvmrl� wh�s� expc�s3�es 'ixaiwseti o b� ztsetl: 'the location of pp" oscd explosives, magazines orad the maximum tluanfityanr3 i3laes of ealtksies to tie stox. 3- Copies;of currellt ticcsxsE `and penrrifs reg6ired 'by Cxc rn txerat ariit axher' 33 D Top snit shall be, stockpited in a designated aria an situ ar re ove2[ from ow ` designated byri e� Lngixie Tf LERAN A. f iuisia surfaces under gravel and beidding materia shall be Nvithig, 0: t foot. 3: Ei4sh, suefaees directly under aggregate Base shall be;fuiishetl to a tolerance of 1111tt5.ts 1 -inch to ptus zer04ncti: swraREVI$;ONp icda4tto7-tittsr�CipiczTlpt+siazzzt tnavaymcaoc SE,5amuek npirteerinsi,�nc.: Samurswnu::m C. Qtber areas; shall be vitl*n ; foet,:of tine spoeif, Ievel and slol3tis; shall be �aaantalneci such,i�tatp�ladiug.cuuaPt q�ctiu; 3.d E.Y,GAV�l.�'�ON A. T3iatieip+n aiijaretsi structures *hioh ina be t4rn4gnd b3' excavatie wotl, including u#lities and pipe ehases. B. Exeavate.suTrsoil.rc�� red to, aecozrirnodate bui1ding founrlations, slabs-nsx-grade; aoarltvays> a?d sites s#n?nttes. C. Excavate to'Work ng elevations fir piling work. ll, lvacliixne dopa bazrks: E. L{xcavaticnPagetto ipterlercwilx:OoMs1,45degree bearingsdalayiaffoundation. a 12emove lbraped subsoil,`bouidnrs, and mck up to 1/2 cubic yard measured by voluinc, I.aa,er material �!ili 1#e remos�.d under i'aragralah 15:; Correct unautboxized excavation at no extra ;eost to owner. Backfill areas over -excavated by :error of the Contractorin, accordance' with becilicwaiinn 132223 atthe Contractot's-expense. Excavated material not used in sections shall ether bb stockpiled in areas Rock jneer at the time of excavation. shall be measured by Contractor and the be to -neat lines of S:V+rojedsMabT�i15PECti1C.AMNsW222.1 txcamwcm REVISION ,R _Sinai q{.E cering, Inc... sv ,ioastatdr4a aec,p�aa'i'idl.#sw2ni [�ca„a,r�n.doa REVISION G- SE sbmue9 Engrneor'in5, mom. saanlso3 tngineoeling, inc. We oiwt.ad Eok,:: P4Pvt CONSTWCTION SPECfPICATI,Olq SPECiFICATION,02223 BM�JNG YOR, E u0mu Oil & Gas,(USA) Ine. NV&136 Fork&6ompressor Station Pip '�p q �(No- '. 007-01 ref: ao 7, Fox: 7m= Rty. No. By Revisiore; Approval Poo - D X--&,Sorot- Engineering 10 project controls b Estimating' m =construction management PART, I - GENERAL : IC LI SECTIONINIUPES A. Vi Hag tosulngr4ijpApes H B. Backfihiqg areas of over dkoavati6b, C. Backfilling of undeWniul services and;d'rainage stra9torps. P, Compaction QUI Ming inaterwds. 11;2 RE, LATEDSBCVONS A. Specification 0222"1 — Excavati6q, 13, 1.1 REFERENCES A. ASTM, 0.113-6 Test -Method fbrSiqyeAinaIysJ's for Vine and coarse B. ASTM 15698 Test Methods fbtjAb&ratory,Qfppact n.0haracteristiesof" $oils Using Stand-ardEffiatt(12,,40 ft-lbf/ft) C. ASITM 171 556 'Test M-6diodfor Pensity,and Unit Weiglit,ofSoffin Place bytheSjnd-C6ne Method D. ASTM D 1557 T as i Methods kor Laboratory compaction iptiction C'h-a r"tote, i s ti ts df Soil Using ModirwdWfiort (5,6,00 E. ASTM 02922 "fest Methods for' c4sityof Sell npd,$,�JJ-A I I I P _ggregatqdu Place by- , Madear MAO& (ShaHoWT�ep:fli) F. ASTMD,4254 - Test Metbods forMibirn)umIhdex Density: iind'unit WeigIlt of Soils and Cale -dation of Relative, D6sity SamuetEngng.1"e. DO6Mhq.dm R9VISION 0 Inerie &69,,inaw ala recite 'slam ecvell ad d,raunde+ shed �a�eI gxa�e�:�v�il� fixefa7l $ ilnjts.- S7HnjoG5W7oY.0{15PECI6{�ryl'bMk.1622'�J Cbcl�fitlin�:ikw REVd370N0 SMMU SE Sapluel ESagipooRjir , trial .azwtarx 32 FILLING k B. B,,drollcqdREVISION 0 s. The atam ". e I I "1 9 j, Inc., Tbeaggriega tes for shall 'lie crashed siona, crushed slag, eruslid gravel or xiaixrral gavel pArd6te Shapes 4,ing, pr-,fbrT41,grAde4 I inch 100 314 inch 5010 90 30'�to 60 Tto 30, otp 5 emmilon Pill. Ch'srActens6cs to'l e'de , to *Opk; 14pratory, approved iiy#]ze Engineer: PART E)W'-C, UTION It TREPARATTION acid survey reference ppints esiabhsired.bp "tire En�iiseer. I3. Of 0 Yl areaseeatvinf Ertl shall'be p 0 ip fj to equipment shalllIe, approved by the En 6 y gm, er' AnfbgibrS which in, rl the Eu&ecr, exhibit unsa4sWWrY biebaviiowshall,,ho -removed as C. the -Lipgineer, The Cobtractor is.,rosponsible for 1ppalinjd,rotpating as required underground services and structures t= daroage prior to comb encii :b. ""g The t~ omractor. shall obtain auffiaeizAnn fii 32 FILLING k B. B,,drollcqdREVISION 0 s. The atam ". e I I "1 9 j, Inc., J3. Fill-materiat's Shall be waWmd or dried, as 1 aqucred, ttt ,bfain fJae sped is core pagfioi regtrir tenfs: F; Ct�tiesalFalt: �Fercenl 3,5 MID QVALiTY-'CCiatlTkOL A, shad b#- SJP,nleds411WA144aECtFICA7i6t�S1D^.$23 Bae1s19n9 foot REVISION �1W 4mrm% 1 Pngine"Ing, Inc: _ +w rtew.sen»�n. 1;NCANA ptj�,&:'GAS CONSTRUCTIONSPECIFICA'"ON'02Z2� MTDDLE FORK COMPRESSOR STATION BACKFILLING' PROJECTNth,:4107-0 , i REV. DATE' FEBRUARY,25, 2005, PAGE 5 B. 11ftlelsls iudieft-work does notlmeetspedfi�d requirpments, th'�'Confractor shall rework {he 4rea.. Reworking the�weaaadretqsft ngsball be atsbo, Contractor's, expense. END, Sumnel Engineering, Inc. REVISION'O Rs 0 Engineering o Project ConGois a Estimating o, ConstWctiun'Management 1Mf13Ltw"FO' RKs6OMPRESSfl'RSTATI,O PR4J99T3d 3 "iii? -S1 P xT 1-�mNEkAL. 1.1 SEC -116N INCLUDES RF-V,'DAT : 'FEHRUAkY`2S, 2 caisSom 1.i 1�E1«1Nzzrolls &aOsWWry.J3,eAdj)g Ml Werial Piers 'should exteod20 footm dimwjatofhe ground^from, finisiaed #;nada e%ovation. 113 RELATED WORK A. Spaeincaaon 033(1D",–Cast 7n -Puce tsr erete i.it RUFEklNCES - A8,T, 'A-66,5 Defoznzed wid l laix1 "Carbon"Steel B=fbr,CoT}crete 1'�einfore�ztl�nt ,�S*A996 Riil•Siee and rite-Steel:Defbmcd'Bars for Coherete Reiriforcemant 1:5 SUBIv YrT, 1 S A. nCaiss6n rererd: Data as specified: B, mock excavation; Data as specified. L6< CIOX RACi` F ASIS A. Cd>ita"attpnmfor"calls' Ons wi!"lbe b6ped vppii!eni xafeach diamn ,ter oftxaissons L 2, sm�yonaWio�o�ui .c�F cnnor�,ttoza�aco�s,cna;aoi. RFVIS1oH'0 SE,.mmmoel$=W"Omo,"Inc..: i3 o Slopirt& Weathered Rock Excavation, C. Rp*t;Exct4n= 41 2+. Di Noax 6b atSoH or, We4thered hock Sewns 1,$ ME #SSI E iT fs � iti S I C POP,- ZOCK- XCAVAT'i'JN r: tieisx»aettt:`"xcavatitaktypeiiz:ust#s"c�fitengtYc.sha2lbectr the.txl�aet aont bvath""a "difi'ereriY tixcava2€an iy�"c as dn'et�' SM�ajeds'.Y107-0i15PEC1pIGhY10N51D23]n,C„�ittons;doc rock REVISION 0 SE lSgmud Engi &odnq,Inc, n* saKdecan i.J, TOLERANCES PART 2'- Pgrs 2a' MA;I'ERTr1TS �. oaiciele:�"QST,slvnapshailbe5'iaxchesjlus.oxxninrs�inci;; E. R6iaforoing.'5,j :el; ASTMAb1S or AST1vl A996, d'eionned. C: Sfeel' asingS: Inside dimnefernofJess tismi notTimal size ci,shatt as.scheduiezl PART 3 - EXECIiTION' 3;3 OLNERAL A. Siizo; Mii3iinum si2cs and epos of°caissons=are asshown on the drawings;, Prop gal t r use caissons osizs asdypcx different.frprn tlwse skxbvininay bo aceept�ci-tfSsabmitCed iii ��iting,ts fheijgineer i`oi �p��pvat and+prorriciedtlre is I,easl dimension of caisson is equal to or greater. lean least dianensoii shown, 2♦1�nlagemontatbaseof`cassanisinbeil-farmssthclia�ei�sions�qua]," graakezl Zanui �izz� sjio;wn. �. lvntire,eaisson recciyes fixti 3�kerai s�tppori nsx; surrot�nclnl; rnateria�: C. Tempi Prove. water. Ds Samuel EnglnearAng, Imo- sw,ok�is�a�az-a�fsaEaFichnor+sto incecumc:aoc REWSIP 0 urvc k #tegisteredT rofe5sionai amend Su# v az or Re Ops i d QW11 E4&eer sWl a aiilish.ifncs and IeY�s'�rad �%e;r�issext 1o�st�ans. 3.2 CAVIi3T. A. i xcavatiot anti cbz aQaaaeklpn xntlaosxbal xesiYl# zn taxiraiiatvm rlisiurbance of sa#zrttuWing materiAl-a nd;fali iateral suppodof caissons ky"srazr upiling uaterial' B;: Rein avelsoa�id rs and raekan g4ssoint swh as rockseaxa�,s tutdea`isi i Nvith soil seats a, skaping`t00 or'aoeic k #ta zav%se u stt€isSetery trer bearir,� t : Tfmateaaals„witTa satisfactorybeaxita treiigtb c ecus as 7 vaiioals la Yaer or low r thiai those shown., placc.boxtma o caissccss at bi iaer nr l awcx ele*,iis, subjoct tcifppava2 a>ftliengineer. A . f `efcre-gtac3tag-conerete eaissvns slittiT.b in.-pected, cleared 6f a viucr:,.loose buiterast "and debris, acid a prayed by lae Gcxrtecbnical, it i`nesr, ; t : tt et t shtg a do zn grpe tp ect,flog pf cor trete. ftep[ in,presence of Ifs 2 thereakse,cement wtateszt oiconcrete tbquiaecita be placed n water by one saok,ppr•cubic yard;:o€bancrete S,y'Ka�uMf07 fi9PEC(fICa7�ON$W2J7o CaLssodsaoc RE'1)`jpNd SE 9��uel6xx',94pirn¢, inm.. 3.4 CAISSON ] CORD A. I Caisson number. 2: �oeation. 3> Plumbn6s. 4 Dates: Excavation completed: t'oncreteplaeed. 5. Diameters- Top"Of shaft. Bottom,ofsbafl. Bell, 6 Ejvvations� Top of9round. Top of concrete:. Top, 6 f TO& Bottom of caisson. M CM=md" RIEVISION 0 �& �Eng I nr. ring, Inc. SamupliEhginaeritig, Ino. WePtovidoSotOOns 5775 6T06oule9prd,,Bu tF204 Englewood, Cclaado,80IM3227 FOR EoCana iil & Gas (USA)'`Tng:, A%ti1r11e Ft3xk Gompressoa:'�ta#ion Project 0,:41,07-e1< 'Tel: $03,714-4840 Fex 72II-082-8327 Dow wr mate .. 7)ak- Engineering o:. Project Controls a Estimating 4: Construction Management PART 1 - GENERAL: 1:1 SEC-TiONTNCLIJ F,$, A. supply,ofgeonet, B. Shop testing, C, i?cel�aratian;forslaiptnent. D, Tmtallation-ofSynihetio geonet. E. l aspeetion and Testing. 1.2^ REFEitE1*iCE STANDAitM A. As'T`LVd'b!O Test Methods for Density'and Speoifio Gravity (Relative- 33cnsity) ofPlasticsl y Displacement. B. ASTM D1238 `T`est Method fbt-Melt: T'low Rste pfThommoplasties by EXti"nSlan-�1aS1anletCr:. C, AST-MP15ti5 Test,m;0qd,foxRp4sjtyofPlwicshy:theDensity-Gradient `Ceehnsrlue:: D. A87M T3I643 test Me6od'for'.Garbon1lackin Ole�m plastics. E. ASTM D4716 Test Method PorDetezatrining the ln-Plane) Flow hate per; Unit Widtla.atid.Hydraulic Transtnsssivity sif a Cieosynthetic using a. Constant<Head. F. ASTM D5035 Sian 'Test, Nletho,d for Breaking^Force and Elongation of Testile,Faxics (Strip Metiwd),. G ASTM DS 199 1 est Method dor Measnnng Nonunal Tlnckness qf' ,:'Geosyntheti-CS::, 13 S1TS311+1i` "['ALS . A. The supplier shall'su Trait the folloeving items to the Engineer for approval, prior to acceptance of a.proposal:„ 1. Doeumentation of manufacturer's qualifications: 2. Manufacturer's Quality Control program manual or descriptive doctanentation. . Detailed Schedule offat ritation. S9Rrju^.Ns%84t170115PEG�FIC.�Ti0N51a27 G'.GecnW D Inaga:kayG:d" RCVISIONU SF, amU,e* n moering, lne 0 7. jor4wims, Alowitf�, 99 a mijifindfri., the havoftf, Details: of r000mnwa&-d iri#al(Afion psanet3ures, sped oatitsns of" field wall -n pe 1.4 QUALITY t6NTROL ,k Manufheturee'sQualifiegetons Bi fa`stal�Qa's�uali�icwtic� ,: by tho,FMORJ�fr t " Inst elt he '0 goo ek Thd gedridt ih§tatef shall hive a teASf t1geo y ;OXp 'q�4% pp in, the 31. b'stalloftoA StIali bp pe�*rmed carrier tiro ,&Octioxl of a lReld Installation REVISION 0, as filey are; SE Samuel d"i Inc. �:b ' �iAT-B;lhLf"Rf3F°I3tTI1Si A. lvlaterial supplied as ageonet shall be ofdrmestie virgin. karst-q cies% n, and;ananufacitned speeit cally fer the pwpase ufleac} s`einoval system. B. �,4oraetmatxtiat.sha3i tie pradaac i,sorsl.l,7e fiee.o# hrls, i7istrs, uulispersec C. lie,hfnished'product:.shall be supplied as prefabricated paneh' in roils custom' dpsigrk for ,tlxe project ssa as :to nuninuze Akld johijng. Pinel sizes shall be, approved by -the Br7gincer. Ia. uf£iclen#,gac3net xnatorial to alai r.for shrhik and wrinidds shall be•fvrs ished't co oj1, Ivied N*as shown on t1 e dravAtgs, includ!hg pariel overlaps at field. sezunsaNd:Sncbaitreuolaes: B. no'geOnet supplied shall rneet or excecd the followingminilnum standards 3.1 "I MING' A. The geanet shalt be tested by its manufae urer once every,56,66.0 square listed prgperties, except transnxissivity, wlsich shalt be tested once every, square feet:. 5:1Prvjed:lat07-0i{SPeCiFKATioNSA2rc:Grnne�Dmiru9eWyer.4oC:. .REVISION O`��%«���Ncring.lne. 'C idO*fy thp afi$tedoil pxtAu(yn to site *d: No 9cohctAWl-'bo,sti4ed 0 o ah -d' " ,ins instructions 'srago 6 sOolplted fO the,, Engineer plrforlt(Y'S pplent PAI�T4—PgEPARATION,IN,�TALLA,noN,,IN$pFCUON&TESTINC, 4.1 PRv-PARKfioN,, A. Sudapos shaR ba sm000y and free- of all roel s, stoj-jes,,Sti&,s roots,, sharp objects, or d6fis air any kind. T -he surfaa e sfioatici pravide a fimi,"un Y[Olditig, foundation for lbemcjabrmierwifliiio i5tidden, sharp Nq staridjag water or ekeessivenjol$jure'ShAll be allowed. The geonot inst-allit shall certify in writing that the sorhee on Whioll the gohotjs to be 'inswled, is a0popiable before, Ommeacing world PrVISION 4,2 INSTALLATION. A. Oconets shall be,gIaPed and, covered iri a timely manner: B. Geonet,overhipssbaltbe specified by the manof actarer., C. E-461imintponent of'tho'geonet-vill be smuredlothelike component at. overlaps; D. eorie`t� uer3aps shall be secured by tying tivzttt-n#rastiaag;colt aed durable lastic fasteners or po)ytoer brqi d, Metallic lasteiiera are rad""ll owed, 9', Tying shall, be one row., at least every 5 h. op add down any =slope, every 6 in. along endl-O-end, joints .on any slope, every 2.5 in. on , on -end eadJoiras on hotizomat suriaces and every 9 ft, b 4,0gq jo1iro priho - xiiorrtal surfaces. Tying sbatbe,ovcry 6 in. ivth&atichortrench. F. to generAl, no herizorttal seams shall be allowedonslopes. Inany case, horizontal H. *Me gooet installer shall Tisa heavy equjpmeiit, to traffic above the geonet vathaiit 4proyedpr6f I. -fb'e geonet,thall be Propelly' auathoied, to resist sliding ,ita the anchor' trench: Anehartrench ,coMfMcfing, equipuientshall not come brtoAreet contact with the 'Y'l Undoino eircimstaubeg s441 gin brimej IL .Hewing shall be done wmig pol)=qpc thread wyitb chemical, and ultraviolet light resistance propertles:cgcaal to or zxveWmgthoso of thegeotexti][6. Sewing shall 1i6 db ie usixig machinery and stitch types specified in'the project specifications 4OT'aS L. Any rips, 'tears or damaged areas on the deployedgeonet, shall be removed and patched. The, patch slW1 be seoured to the original georiot by tying every 6 inches with the approved tying devic6s- 4.3 INSPECTION AND TESTING A. The Engin defreserves the right of access ,fbil inapg6li6ii p or all phases this any p f i installation, (3.d�ainoptqer4m REVISION11 sx.==-) Fn9ineedng, Im APAitualitp-control tectizasv2att-sliail visually-iz�s ect oh:se n,: knv aria showaxa .a zc aures. c lo'cmitts end Dies of, eft pct. shad: tie rinsizcatd csrt e fieldeioeCi ctr�L�ii5gs; l A4 SITE EACiL TZS-AI4TD CLEANUP A. FroEect excavatioiff by'zneihods regoixeo 'ta retreat eave in or loose soil •froIa: fat7gzto exvaK+ , B Pxgtect bottomof geas snd soil artjaapTrt<.to ond, tweath -foundation from iretF�int;� geon t nsEailer,shait.keep the a ea vvliacit lxsis`kv�irw c1 cif all dabxrs.. TJjaa leavira aixy,areaafter,completion,ofw"art-Cortfra lts��Tial remove from the, S$ Samuel Fgisap,,,ipo: :S.1f4ojttYstdtaTAt4SPF.CIFKATWNSIMX7Y6 6eond.�afng9a �.#Yd�.daC f2E1Y1S101`i Q w. mriGr. snLa�m Oxiglliu�d Eng.;':'. Pcuja:%:r"v,�iSincur A�iovali. P%itxt$3 Sq Appwok•,. Cli53tt APl�rdt::.;. C',AST4 I ACL, C ON RFI E; FOR EnCA a 011 & Gas (USA) Inc. iS pi dle Fgrk CoYnpr ssar �ta4on Proj c-tl+Io.:.4107-05 Engirteeri�g � d'roject Ga»trai= d EstimaYigg � Cntx�truction managemerit PAWTTI- OP-NEML IA SECTIO X "INCLUDES A. The ftjii�Wlnc; and sEitwwt ozl the tlravI drawings ins M14tibhod c arierete artdrelated wortf6r."all and,Alns"-�,se'cfion. A -ay' tonfli"et-betwee I n flits �,&iares d c lo-aow�m r e sectiowand ,supporting documents, 1.2 RE!A'f9D,,,SECTIONS shall'ber,�tsofv4bylhe Engineer invmtrng. Sperafication. 03100 - CoxicrcteToun work B. $pe4ficaltion 03204 --Concrete Reinforcement;, I's "TP-ItE 88 A, ACt 361 Structural Conore'be for "Ouildwgs A6062 Guide fortonorete Floor and Sjabtowtructioa 0. ACI 304 Guide -fbr M%sudngg Mixing,� TTO'porting and I'llocigg D, A A '5 Hotlw cblll lon C W Ang E. ACI 306 Cold Wepther,Conerptigg, F. ,AGI 30,8 Standard 2radiooArCuring G. Ad'109, Guide fOr ConsolioiLtioaof Colitrete Al ACV3,18 Ellilding•CodcRequirforReariforceil, qb 1. ANSYASTM D994 Pr6forped Rxpansion JokfFiller'fiv --Concrete (Bituminous J. ANSI/ASTM I'raol7med Expansion oinI (F 'iller for Concrete Paving and DI -751 Structural Construction (N onoxtruding and Resilient` K ANSI(ASTM Plv6brmcdSj)dAge.Rubber; Cork t6dReqydledP,VC 13752 Ex piiAgioil joifif fillers for tteie 'Paving and Cortsttueiivii L, A'9TNj,0j Mixing and Cwbg Concrete Test'Specimens in the. Field": M. ASTM C33 Concrete Aggregates: REMSION 0 & �annlel En9)KC0469' Inc. 'N L 2. Note the guantztaes an#% lass of prptgfior e4clx-s-eotion Poured- 4,md,5 1 4. 5. Accumtelyncord actual, -locationsof embod'dedvf1fitiesand Components w6ch arwwncedicd -ftom view. C�Wwrlaw REVISION 0 �sqm M,afn'-ring; t n C, ASTM -C39 Si P� AsTb"tog T-"&tl qlbii�ptagmstftno,id Iydraulie Ceiixnt Mb ASTM C150, ,P�rtlatSd:Cement R. ASTM C171 Street AS!'OWC172 Standard Ptaofiro for Simpling FreshlyNixed'Concrete M AS MC260 Ai rig,:",Adm I Ixtureglot, cvllqste 0 A'TWC3,30 I t-A*egatesqfqfStm6ffi*Po0fef6 IV- ASTKC,494 Qhor� Aftaixftuts ASTM 008 Coal ftyAsh and Rw ar ral Pozztxian ivi X, AM4,0684 t'"d aitTeA Wihod, fot MAU4, Arotlehtted Curitql �nd A; qe, n lWqfqp,,eAio t PIRQIJBQT��E7RTa DDC 'N L 2. Note the guantztaes an#% lass of prptgfior e4clx-s-eotion Poured- 4,md,5 1 4. 5. Accumtelyncord actual, -locationsof embod'dedvf1fitiesand Components w6ch arwwncedicd -ftom view. C�Wwrlaw REVISION 0 �sqm M,afn'-ring; t n C, 1A QUALITY ASSURANCE A. T erfonb Work in acearrlaaaec with ACT 30-, B Maiatain one copyo coniract dobument&.1 , udingapptiaabkoo les, onsite, S . Acgn4c cement and aggregn frzaan satrc s0pree #or all wofk: D. Corifrrrrn ta. ACI 305,whert 0oabreting'dudng.k6t wet thee. E: Gonorna to ACI y06 u henAeoa caeting diaiziag cold weatlti: 1.7 CJOkI)INATION A. CoonlknatOscheduli4g, submittals, and work ofthe various sections of spoeificatioars to assure efiicient.,and oYdcaly sequenceofconcreting of 'iiiterdependent spnctruction,elements._ PART -PRODUCTS 2.1, Ct3NC=-jEMATERIALS A, C,cinont: AS'I NI 0150, Typo l ♦ Blend ed cerrrenf sha Ynot tie tr ci E. %ixae and CoarseAggregates; AST"IvI,C33:, C. Water. CIean and not detr+rnentnl'ta caxacxete. .2,2 ADMIMURES" A. Air EtiWtini4gg Adinixture., ASTM C260: B. Tine use ot, lasticizers a,'r ixfher additives/udzaaixtureshol'bo at t?re 4iscpet oda of. t1%� En�;ineer:aridanTy'wz#li liis?m'iiten apiarc�YaL 2.3, AaCCESORTES ; k 9onding Agent: The use shall be at the discretion of24e Engineer and only with pis umtten approval. 2A JOINT D VTCES RAND TILLER MATERIALS A:; E. .mint Sealant: Shall be,non-shrinking polusuffxde or poTyuretltane, seIf-lerell ng for slabs, and non -stag for'walls,, 8E 8gh�0u*i fnpinaaiin®, )nc. S:MH�i9yo�.bitSPBGIFtCA'nbNsa3.woCnswrtiace cmrceuac 'RE4'{S10N.4 mh,,.ra. IiF1ix'et�YYcset�:ii aceiY�lc e"x%�Y AGS B C. D. 1?,E'Ck1<if CuQltit': C lfiT iY"#hNS;61lo i'RTYg<]?Y'S5}erdes- IS�11#Y. `.i - by :IW'dXf i'AYiI'YE i;4Ti�1?,A;"xS,tYC: �u'Xe 'Air". "? ue Sfrcn ih 3itunp AggMattr 3 Yt 2`ebreed d Plmn 4004spsi 1-4 ira lies 3`I4 i Yc2 3-5%, E?o�'titt$�; Feciestais;' �i!£f��Sa �YYn131$�Q1iYC1. Tetras it7(3,psi jmches 374itYcli 3-5°1d TlYsaa Stnaoturdstab's 4QLf,7S1-.'—"3.7.tiCIYE 37�i-IIGIi.:'—$bk,- ;slabs an On, 4ii4ti psi Tc> umorcret*, IStI(±,4tsi 1s-44ncites iine}- s L zn, mix, c uncYetp as agar©vett, lay t�Ze zgiYteer waybe used S'tYtketA�F3�}.ji'{�Y$,1C11SiEEf';�L7B'SitbG., .. ,far E. Usb aece qe Wn admixW es An.c6ld caftf,0 IY *heft aed,by iho]3 a i ges Its ti ai#Y�rf tz r 5ii tint tet col veaPh r p a em sf`,req*,t4 nts. i� 't7sc e�iuYn ciaipdd�'orziyw��ra apipi`flvedh�'tiYe�mgiYSe�i'. (xi iJs .ss C'tBCardir at7itlixiYumS.�iu�inttl cYi weather nniv whan nf)nrmva 3 by tt,n , Add A entza weriaras° PA 3-EXECtri" 31 EXAMINATION A. W ay, Sitvro lvvw txii $hat 5.1Pnryecfs�Atoai{$PEcff�CgiG3N$w39oo cast.np�am Cprctwte aad:: REVISION 6 -sampu[$ngi nodi iinc. 'MVFmradpynYuiwry t3.`TeiifyYegnrmri�ents'fc�ei�zierete"cov�tovezxeinforcnment:. C. v ichors, seats, p140es' reniforcemeni and other iteans'tobO-emt into eonrrete are tO 'N141 not: cause Hardship in 3.2, PIW13ARATION A. Prepare previouslypladed concrete by,cleaiiing with steel Appro�vea. bbhdjog'ag'mt Ifte"acwM' r s i , n , structi6m ,B. in gcaisons, Where neWrooncmfe wdowelW'weiis I tft% work, i" 1 it 11 liblbg.,in dowels and 'o" lid vlkWif6 13 SOWTING �WCGNCRETE A. A cootrol, is"sut plan shall be"pxepared I e,Contractor �-f y thb &4 area and shall be, approved i�y;tlae En neer rnr t A mot, In f1loarea. 33, The sp4o ou x)nffijz, axA C. Reoessesforconfrol Jpintspiilw.ts:dWl seaJa6tyAonunated,oii!&e dravvings,16 sWct' Main reeemnlaudatians. If frig e sounds ha reeen used onemadzeley ,eampound film on cpmrgteJhecsJwhmre Cleaned off aud,,Temovedto: COMOOV44ces for lith t comlatitulds D. Where , Contrador'shall obtain 4,pfirdvaf6elb I pr "'91c'a IPTl pordba'bffficV44,',. 2a0p Tor'til appx 9,ypd','Oj '4141 meby flDe J�; Construe, hon joints in,446s'allall b6,posifi6bbd At ibp'disl&dtipmofflJie Engingprj suers 1 (halt, thoniaxinilun 4roa powed g"opy- Al' 16 sada grater #13an' tunes the other. t Construction ioihtsdidil be - four ied bv.,in66rfiii,2,a tomnOrArV,—vPAfl'Oal rtnnnitio- 6i i is fievisid" a seaizx axzaaappaXradaas to rn#.ti stalled a��rIete6siYc e aaSa�ttfackurez'spa=eoinsr32iail+aais. 3.4 PR1l.C�9NG] A:'r Plac�,aion�cete�,ae�oxc%ie�-wathAT3ti�S ;:S,s 2�q;enaacreEepla3cemezat shat�;�oanence nnti�.�ll�r�cQss'€' wpa�a naaips�ser forglscera;pnazrpaolioa{ and finishing �re.3 tlaelocai aa� aa,�€zoci coidditloza: C: 1 word-staa*ds:afsaxk, tttxils an�i:t7rarses. slam! oywraauu�ru ctkc:ua urvau,�a��: T.= Ea�tenel,�ottti �r��r �xcrsaa battam ofsIaFx to vritbaax 314 ixich.l?elo�y fmisherl slab s�rfx X- Plmce;iftaars in a checl exbgaxtlpattem- Screed floors and slabs an gradelevel, anaiaataznrng.sua ee tlatness of naaxianum lf4 tu�Ia in f€i �e'dt> s.wm(easlnfozptisr!�c�icnrror7swsaooc urfp�'acac<nera�.�u.{c: t Evl510N tl Samnrl=Engsn eiingJac,. NavrvWr soMun. �+1. TYo gozsc"rete s2iall Ue, plactid'on' i�rzen gis2urzd. ' 3.5 HOT ANi3'COLD WEATH f`C1P tAETIIVG A. aI west{ser cancretinl lsraciice5 silall tse iii acesard uses wins,1.345. Cold 5 eatlsgrcaieretfn pzaciicts'sliallU in'adb&r assee.ifhA: 306'1' B. The:Coisiractar sizttll saUmst, far Tlsc`ingineer's`apprava3, details or jiropgsec #It emeou for else placasig'da l tompemiare, of ftair pTrqui� mgcoascp epours'isin:erxbessrf,§Oc arbdow4M' ' C, The„�eznpetature pftU�:crsncr�te at the tizne;zfciel'ss+�cy at the pact ofpl'acezuent sisa7l be'l�nt'�'atlsin tlia z�zl�e of 5i?QF to"90°E. tirAless<#�iia�z�uise asstira3uecT by tie nneer. ietete iernlseraidres slsall be'recorded at`th time ofplaaing, s -ducted, tineei '7� hours after placing 3:5; Ct1 ISUT ii3ATIi311 OF CONCRE A. All 5tw6f6ral cssnucetc sh�l apprtsvedby tlse.�n�isaeer. T, l;becoxiso]ztl�teerT'Uy,'uibratipnta-sa,p�aaz an�.in a maria C. Inte,pal or external vibsato"rs maybe suppjeaz?ented lzy,es tesnal fats'n vibrators pr bratnir screeds. D. internal Vib 4toss sIsali eosifarm -i'o the requ resnettts iit the izitenial Vibrators for s�w7ca ltror oa�,Pkcir�cn7tonsw3 m'carta.r�ece cma +daac ftgvoom 0::. 0 ai.'z�"w�i:'zzm'-"imq.Inc♦ D nneer. ietete iernlseraidres slsall be'recorded at`th time ofplaaing, s -ducted, tineei '7� hours after placing 3:5; Ct1 ISUT ii3ATIi311 OF CONCRE A. All 5tw6f6ral cssnucetc sh�l apprtsvedby tlse.�n�isaeer. T, l;becoxiso]ztl�teerT'Uy,'uibratipnta-sa,p�aaz an�.in a maria C. Inte,pal or external vibsato"rs maybe suppjeaz?ented lzy,es tesnal fats'n vibrators pr bratnir screeds. D. internal Vib 4toss sIsali eosifarm -i'o the requ resnettts iit the izitenial Vibrators for s�w7ca ltror oa�,Pkcir�cn7tonsw3 m'carta.r�ece cma +daac ftgvoom 0::. 0 ai.'z�"w�i:'zzm'-"imq.Inc♦ :2%\ »:\+tomvw� A ko »:\d k f timed & « « F.. 2. No sack's ibbitig.gr sandblasting will °be,rNuirea an f ... No grinding.will•l be required Olt foxx xed"saf$c s, iitht for repair 6f"A�teoA1up, erfwiOns... ' . Thc4T'u' QfilC.'fe4tx'4C C:CJ14ex`Cte iinii:lii Id2x Of holes iL' fasteners icizts,llze,ertd§rsf tiexac33` tl jSae specified c aeclyretl,for all classes crf'�txrish. C. hisses ofFornxed Sit £aceTiaishes i, �inishlil:�j5pii�,s`Y�l'oz��d.surfacesa�p�tn:c�ragai#xsfi,x 'KA 0' _,s tfY l 'lJlfleedY e.StlYf3CG53'eCjUY.'C 31t3,1"x'ea rem"el ekce t; ftrr ieairf defcetYi e conieeaYtci th"ear �xuat=o 'fa teriers frcttn t3a :eri'd5 ttftiero s anti 2 i.''Or3'£S5i1b336".fStlT�2.C67fTGP�tt.�c'�7;1,�1e5511,Y1i��'iZ'�x'�Sjx13I,'Ct�„{ ainl'r�nl fortiias "wl1Cl2 GXOeed ilzeh. Finssh2 aipliest�x ail>ItSxxtae 8ttrfaces"xxot"Isermarxen #zitifal or coz�creiq "cr ttol't3�signat�:ci xn eitYterior thedx tx�ings,.ai lra these speciri ations iv recelvi J ixi SpealSisit,33i 3 Sux#$ce.irreilx#iess%li'ant abrtrpiureg}tlrtie'sztxad 372 xncb for-dual:icetl tri Fattaslx 3 aliplies o formed sit x Vices; tine app arance'c corxsr iereil uy.t e xi *t�xP t to l3C a ,peel it po o 1 Ll. lj per Surface Finishes. ]. S:Vhgais+q9A�+01�SPE01}yC�hriphTa^}03]?)GasWn•i'iuwGanrrninMvc-. RMSION 0 8l` t-maginceting, Inc:. Y4Yfav Yt6�Sti�Jfb//i' m c i iett eF yrig ccir g lad d t ie s a Face kali bt�'bc s( d rfth a fibre �xistte�cus`h.tirx+'loin=a�osStherlrtec�onai�'�tRf£#c., a SurfsccHerdeuers Iinrzai~diate��ras hof:or caid-t�njxe B:. snit IaaiteccxtcrtcSxona,ptmawre s; mai3:xiar.ta�tipaii��t}', ' Li Ponding: Maintain IDD eMent'no rAge ofaxaatec over fioor stab areas continuowly for, 4days" , Spraying. Spra water overxloorsl areas.andanaint6n"Yet.t`4r7 days. F. ErouidecP pa,acT�iitit��ta�;o�sncre[ezrr �zrts3�S Itt�v� to U� u�pi�ed tai chip evrcrl stufaee„ cnriza�a�aaylte`by;:riayJa�g ail sur�scesmvs't� curirc� eordpcsuzzdt'ect%y Afterscred&u&� '. sway«�wso-Y-q�umeciF�ck��oris�aLao caurrvaco can«cre.aoc R�V�S70No `��,w:�✓,��n�gttie�yngJic: am, g1w I d - I - L' ove�' Y- e n ""' a 'bouseISlabs-P t"bq; mp'GUA S�appll Jb th E �% y -Pneer �u* ru Im aft& fintsh Vlg No curing, cd,inlhotw compoundshall be used oatherpiamnent, L Wrdcal surfaces ' shall � ' be; p-rotcoteM byirspdxiAeablbAuitt0tdr au�rabrupeaan& s6dt'd"fio'm the Aireaheovaiha-son. 19i FIBED QUAUMr CONTROL B. PiPY* fte access, Wwork and cooperate with appoud(d,'firva,, "C' class por to cmxiras�:aarementcr� Lair: I3. Test a# cectienti;and aggYegates'tnaybe pe £omieti.to ehaar4 tbufoinualee vAdtji I nu. I at 7 4ay-% after placing ofthe concrete. 2 ata-8,days after placing of the concrete. Ispast Table of Co Sampling 2P—reqqe-nc—jPs PourSiz Nwh(mr qf—S a 4riles I cu. yd, to 10 cu. yd. 1,0 cu, yd. W50 q, ydI (I" batch and tpther) 50 cu. yd. to 100ep. yd. '5 (11' batch mid 2 others nt midom) For each additional 50 cu. yd. of pour, I additional scruple shall be whn, S."WA40-011Z�,IFICAMW03300 Ca14.-PMW OMCaw'doa �" �'%� ��c��t� s eq.�azider sltatt.���a�c�°xi r}�ri��,caiet-�v��thex=c.�t�c�eiatt�*k eked oflb dat: Notily s^araRazlatar.at�r+�a +Cn7�Rivsma wcss�an mcame�.aen!_ REV;SldND 'Inc, xAsa�re.�uv»ro E Samuel Enigineeeingi Inc.. i%"ePro�IdoSototTops 5775f Tl"Voolevard, vita 200. Tel: 303- 4?48401- tewuw53;Goiacado�4a9"3772'7 Pax T2Fkn82-ii &3 CONST LfC"1"TON sPECI FICKfION SPECIFICATION 02797 EOTEXTILE FOR I1ttCan a-011, & has (f]SA) :Cnc. tM'sMle Fork Cowpressor'gfation Pmjecl;No 4107- Date wit; Engineering 4. Project Controls 4 Estimating 4 Construction Management PART 1 - i S EI2AL i.7:, S'ON.1lvCLUD1 S A. Supply:dGeotertiile: B. Shop testing. Preparation for shipment, D. Installation afGeotextile; L. R x1 ERIWCEr TANDA'1DS A., ASTM D4354 Practice for Sampling of Geos tlieties for Testing, B. ASTM D.4491 "Test Metlidd For NVater Pp"eabq#',ofGeotcxtiles by Permittivity, C. .A STM 1)4533 7 est lu7etliod Por'lztdex Trzpezo#e1a17 easing Stsezzl ii of entextils�s, D, ttiS 1.D`4632st3vlethod,#crrabsire�ciraT oadizl Elongation,of Geotexfilds; E. `ASTM'D9751 ;Staisilard'Test.Methodl'orDetergn'lrting.Appar�nt�persng S�eof�fa�texuae; . F ASTM D4759 'restiYle#hodfor mtermi,-tl -the Specifications Conformance of Gecsynthoicst G, ASTM D"33 TestMethod for Inde Punchire'l esistaricc. ssl taeai tiles; Geonrembranes and Related'Products S7. ASTM 1x5261 Tesi IvTetlao fgr l+�feastzrzrzg Mass per Unit Area of Geotextiles. 1.3 SUBMITTALS A. Prior to delivery of the geotexiile, the fabricator shill, submit certificates of compliance with die recluiremerits of tine eotextile zn rterial pieperties and testing Metbods specified herein. B. The installer, of the geotext le shall submit documentation of installer's iluaiificattoais. sv>mjegskMiv+otz5gPcfF�cnnoNsnai hS:caednozac AEV1SiON.0 SE Samae�Engiheering, Inc. ':w. #uvxt. znlww�i. QUA:l IT -V CotaTROL A; iv aixuiactuxez"s QuAlificafians L 0 lnstal$r's i°�uaificaztazzs 1;: `iT�e �atca€ile 2.: 4. 5s, strait '15'e. the gojoolte instalter ii hOe-, a #east. t1#ree taxa 4,oemel#ce in; klze'. iraSlattatY n bf hiespe lizcri.geQtexii.$s 4r similar product. 1xAtLT'ry-��'1tiil�(TT� 241; MAOMAL, -tl:: Tlae.'ntin-tiuo�en necd$e punched �eatexhle ;tteci�ccl besein �h�tl'l}e xnacle fxaxn pa'lypz`ezpylezae ;�ta}>3� ar reXtatinuan's cher. $a The ga rtextsta sita3l be mva�t aciuxett rozas'.fcst gu zlity is ixi pcsiYin �: Tlxe �tai,�x#i$�.'�hal} ha 'n171w in wikl�a#anrt xEircne avnncvi.n t., „tuun-�.:,.r�.a ..,.a::-.:�... S'gcgsl�lur�6iAs[jEClr)CJ+naNSsazt7['Gcaexi�clax REVS[ a� I¢o: D. The geot6xtde suppiacd shall mce t or exceed tfie following minimurn,standards: it TESTING A. 33' I3. 'Phe ;pass or fail of the conformance test results shall be detem'mcd"according to. ASTM I347S9, MARklXG'$ A. Prominent and indelible markings or labels, oneach roll shall identify the rutinufacturer, product description, coli number, panel number as listed' on , rawhigs,iengtlz and width of roll, thickness ofrnaterial,, and direction to' inrol1. SHIPMENT AND DELIVERY A. Tbc,geotexule installer shall be responsible, for all freight, tramportation to site. and handling and storage on siia, including -site security SE Smn"O Entlleedng, inc.. slt�gais#aiovpitsrEC iC/.i�PNsaz7T7 C,emouhoaac - REMION 0- OW.� .srw n' -B, C. Materials shall: bo.Aoret ;fh strcic a,.rnanner'tfrat no surfaea irre acres. or , ,doer infiue toes '011 applk pos" st lcsadk alzr*bns,. pdis-or 3i`s rrt ics s 0,1 otYi r forms of dascrage to th& Toils. pmt de VVezyo, tSte job O the, .l eotcxiljv iQ$4 iter s'fcall, ensure that the gwtLxti% rolls are handled :arid stbfed yrs arecrsia,nde- wi#3a the manufaccorer's,cns�tue#���r ia. No.ninsO,thaiifteggpotewj Shg: ast4ekeilariea�rtu�.ta�,Eiz�csf%ex: PAk-T4 PT PA ATio I stkLL.A'iits 44 PREPARATION k- 'Surfaceg 8h9l be smo6tivand free o?allxoel s stones, staelrs, roots, slcazp objects or'det rls or ani kind, The surface sliaulil provide a firWj uzyfeldsug, fbi*dabon for the mPmh anT u*Sth nnnnriAlm',Cbl,%r nr' a1 n P 'iA.44a A. l em ?. s.... -A- tib 44• JN TALLATIQN A The 'geotextrle shall be` hand darnagetl in arti� x�a�. �Sh»lr3 t1t`at:,jt xs ria loner rrsau3e;yrs,d tYie;�eotle itzstaller sfiatl Vie} 5, Tbe,geatextilo:shallhelcts'Wled drawings and as; deserabed lx In SO& it j-5, not - ereixi to foie lines axrci brad as sho�xnt:stii tGo cozytracti 'SE Spiniiet 6n�tp62ririg.tnc. �`- s�.Ih�odsWsar�Dl4sP�C7Flcn'fanNSwnn Gw��m,';t.nao i±:Vi31aN 0 ,�s �v+fivaaysa,� E. The, geotextile adjacent or un Engineer, F. During placement of thc.gwtextile, caresball be:taken lnot lf'6 entrap soil, stones,or excessive moisture that could hamper subsequent seaming of th I egeotfP4ik G. and H.' The geotextile shall be seemed using, heat seaming or stitching methods As recominended by the marinfacturer and approved by the. Engineer. Sown seams, shall be ruade using poiYaleric thread with chernical, resistance equal to or exceeding, that ,of the geofextile. All seft seams shall be --potinuaw" , Scarps• s4allhd: oii anted down slQpes perpendicular tograding contours, unless otheiVi,sic specified. For beat seaming, fusion welding tocktiques recommended by.the maipfact,arer shall 'be used: I. The geotextile installer shall not use heavy equipruem to traffic above the, 'geotextile-without approved protection. J. Tho.,geo.fextile sboll be covered as soon as possibleafterinstallation and approval. K. Material overlying the geotextile shall be carefully placed to avoid Nviinkling or, damage to the geotextile. 4,3' SITE FACILITIES AND CLEANUP A. Protect excavations by indthods required to prevent, cave-in or loose soil from 'allin .6' ,g into excava ion. 8. Protect bottom of excavations and sod adjacent to and beneath foundation from frqez'ing, C. Gwtestilc installer shall keep the area in which he is workifig clean of all debris. Upon leaving any area after completion of work the geotextile installer shall remove from the premise's all rubbish and unused materials except materials firraished by the Engineer.. PART 5 — QUALRY CONTROL 5.4 Before wwat,4, th(,,geotextile installer shall submit Quality Control Procedures. END � OSE'SpM*IEIfi REVISION O. "qjvecrinq, Inc; N E MTON : READ BEFORE EXCAVATOR! NOT NfDISTANDING INFORMATION PRONDEO BY COMPRESSOR BENCH RE-COMPR RE-COMPR RE-COMPR RE-COMPR RE-COMPR RE-COMPR ARS. —t I I I A'I I2 I I N I I4 I I NsI IG I I I I. 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USGS 7,5' Oyadrangle Maps digitized by Garfield County IT Department (1993). 3. Colorado Department of Transportation higway centerlines, GIS dam, (aoo4). PARCEL MAP SOURCE: x. Garfield County Assessor's Office Parcel Map Series, AutoCAD 14 maps, converted to GIS Geodatabnse format z.Follo i.gacceptance of this map by the Assessor, all subsequent parr.[ changes shall be input from digital CAD drawings submitted by a certified en gmeer or shall be digitized by the IT Department from the legal description by means of coordinate geometry. DISCLAIMER, 1hk map war produced by Gadb,ld Counry IT D.p.rtmrnn sulking rhe AminF. Geographic inForm.Non Sys— (01S) Th. GIS and its rump.n. are Intended F are Mr .nrwedng quenm modeling, and planning 'i he OIS {. not o .ub.Ntun For fH I.I government r..ord. maimamed by rhe planning D.parrmenr, rh. Cmmry Clark and ft der. offke A­­.,thA­­., office, or far any l.g.l dnaipelon Id.—Ii.n la Am. of Nile. 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County Road centerline GPS data, Garfield County IT Department, (2002, revised zo06). 2. USGS 7.5' Qvadrangle Maps digitized by Garfield County IT Department (7993)- 3. Colorado Department of Transportation higway centerlines, GIS data, (2004). PARCEL MAP SOURCE. i. Garfield County Assessor's Office Parcel Map Series, AutoCAD 14 maps, converted to GIS Geodatabaw format (2005). z. Following acceptance of this map by the Assessor, all subsequent parcel changes shall be Input From digital CAD drawings submitted by ac erti pied engineer or shall be digitized by the IT Department from the legal description by means of coordinate geometry. DISCLAIMER, Tbi. map wn p,ode—1 by 0ar61d C ... ty IT Department . tilid,s the Arelnfo Oeogrpphb, Inform.uon Sy".. (015)The OIs and it. rompon•ne. are Inre.ded as . mum of .Gee— for --ins querie. modeling, ..d pi ... I.g Thr 015 is va ...6.,1— fop official --- —d, m.inralned by the Manias Depaerment, the Cwnty Clerk..d &ironic. Wk. the Ane. W. Ofa.., m f., ..y I.gal dncripuon ,nformatlon In rhe chain of tide In ulditio. the r,prr.em-tl— of pegraphic location. by rhe OIS may noe be eb, inued for aural 1•g,I --y. Always refer w rk . cr. corA f., rhe mmr eurmnt legal d .... --i...04,.d I. he rompadria. of this m.p. The m—vl......pined herein 1, bdi—d e. br pear me ..d ..n.bl, F., the hmitrd t fmth a6, O„field County mA.. n. w.....t a .. r. rhe -- a, auu.611ty .f..y lnfonna I--tai.s.d h.erin for a., ath.r parp.0The mv.h.11....me .11 AA..a w.pea.ibany far ..y and .11 d.m.p., Indedi.g cenregmnri.l dam.g•., which may rmpaptr from the .nr. mi.-.ppli-I.n of tMe Inf.rmml.. Township Locator Map ArT rbn n Ap ,b)9 Age gJ A)f ,B7f A), ,86a ,ga) ,gbf rg ° ,N, 9 wzf gal ra,9 AA ,9p a+a n a -0r no nor asa an err an a„ m7 sat air a9 a.) sfT af7 9 aa. -dg nes ab) n6a aT a)T a& va, ag) 8 of °aaT a/V ye) WT W1 W+ � H rqo) °1°f M°J asp, L9) peal Laf n Township 6 South Range 96 West Projection: UTM Zone 13 NAD7,7 0 55o 2,200 3,300 4,4.00 0o Feet 1 inch equals 1i583 feet 1:19i000 This Afc01S 9 map was prWwed by to i : la. Garfield County v 1T Oepadmenl IIS aWh Sharef 3.10. 402 6larnwo.d Sprinp: CO of 601 970.945.1477 .7890 IAAssesso6Parce/Maps12171 Revlsbn 1: 4-8-2006 a� A�. raE 4� f 8• V aµ y33 44 LI a i� 'i�It ✓" � �'` `�Il 11 a �r �fl , .94 4 !i t//y 114 �i' Sd Ir•``�o` uA pe4 R3 #2 it (I. All dl, rr ) u 1/rl 1/1 '✓� n 1 f„ ttl ri r T + 1 it a J% `a A .I. fwd may. i i I� rb� 4i iHIll,r/fir^ri�i I 11" e'!� iIi ,4 ✓� b W 23 to { I 9� U S s a� i j �r 7., 27 a YY / vat a Oil i 1 fe 15 f ��h�aM III O a r ar>o K_ 31 jI i i 16-Rl D iolF 2409-022.00-148 I 1, 4i ra M 9.0220 •103 191 � '�`�.. — >gl rd 960 YT nl 1` � B fI E I I i ri^ _ I �I � { (��YJ r r tP\II I�i:�l (",;':'pr rpG� 7 yrE,ti' 'c .1 '• Garfield: County, Colorado Legend �hAl° Tax Exempt BLM US Forest Service Subdivision Tax District Boundary N State, Federal Highway Interstate 70 County Road Private Road, Trail BLM GCDB Coordinates BASE MAP SOURCE: t. County Road centerline GPS data, Garfield County IT Department, (2002, revised zo06). 2. USGS 7.5' Qvadrangle Maps digitized by Garfield County IT Department (7993)- 3. Colorado Department of Transportation higway centerlines, GIS data, (2004). PARCEL MAP SOURCE. i. Garfield County Assessor's Office Parcel Map Series, AutoCAD 14 maps, converted to GIS Geodatabaw format (2005). z. Following acceptance of this map by the Assessor, all subsequent parcel changes shall be Input From digital CAD drawings submitted by ac erti pied engineer or shall be digitized by the IT Department from the legal description by means of coordinate geometry. DISCLAIMER, Tbi. map wn p,ode—1 by 0ar61d C ... ty IT Department . tilid,s the Arelnfo Oeogrpphb, Inform.uon Sy".. (015)The OIs and it. rompon•ne. are Inre.ded as . mum of .Gee— for --ins querie. modeling, ..d pi ... I.g Thr 015 is va ...6.,1— fop official --- —d, m.inralned by the Manias Depaerment, the Cwnty Clerk..d &ironic. Wk. the Ane. W. Ofa.., m f., ..y I.gal dncripuon ,nformatlon In rhe chain of tide In ulditio. the r,prr.em-tl— of pegraphic location. by rhe OIS may noe be eb, inued for aural 1•g,I --y. Always refer w rk . cr. corA f., rhe mmr eurmnt legal d .... --i...04,.d I. he rompadria. of this m.p. The m—vl......pined herein 1, bdi—d e. br pear me ..d ..n.bl, F., the hmitrd t fmth a6, O„field County mA.. n. w.....t a .. r. rhe -- a, auu.611ty .f..y lnfonna I--tai.s.d h.erin for a., ath.r parp.0The mv.h.11....me .11 AA..a w.pea.ibany far ..y and .11 d.m.p., Indedi.g cenregmnri.l dam.g•., which may rmpaptr from the .nr. mi.-.ppli-I.n of tMe Inf.rmml.. Township Locator Map ArT rbn n Ap ,b)9 Age gJ A)f ,B7f A), ,86a ,ga) ,gbf rg ° ,N, 9 wzf gal ra,9 AA ,9p a+a n a -0r no nor asa an err an a„ m7 sat air a9 a.) sfT af7 9 aa. -dg nes ab) n6a aT a)T a& va, ag) 8 of °aaT a/V ye) WT W1 W+ � H rqo) °1°f M°J asp, L9) peal Laf n Township 6 South Range 96 West Projection: UTM Zone 13 NAD7,7 0 55o 2,200 3,300 4,4.00 0o Feet 1 inch equals 1i583 feet 1:19i000 This Afc01S 9 map was prWwed by to i : la. Garfield County v 1T Oepadmenl IIS aWh Sharef 3.10. 402 6larnwo.d Sprinp: CO of 601 970.945.1477 .7890 IAAssesso6Parce/Maps12171 Revlsbn 1: 4-8-2006 0 4 U Q U I cS3 0 p %f rocs-- A �hd . v, 263:^' 0 0 ✓ / ".. .7.. y b sV �Y M r n= 021 s I (952 Garfield County, Colorado Office GpheAssessor Fog 8th Street, Suite 207, Glenwood Springs, CO 816ox 970,945-9734 www.ga) field-county.con Legend Tax Exempt BLM US Forest Service Subdivision State, Federal Highway //V Interstate 70 County Road Private Road, Trail Meander-, Govt. Lot-, Former Lot Lines Tax District Boundary BLM GCDB Survey Coordinates BASE MAP SOURCE: J. County Road centerline GPS data, Garfield County IT Department, revised 2oo6). 2. USGS 7.5' Qpadrangle Maps digitized by Garfield County IT Department ('993)• 3. Colorado Department of Transportation higway centerlines, GIS data, (20o4). PARCEL MAP SOURCE: i. Garfield County Assessor's Office Parcel Map Seri es, AutoCAD 14 maps, converted to GIS Geodatabase format i. Pall owing acceptance of this map by the Assessor, all subsequent parcel changes shall be input from digital CAD drawings submitted by a certified engineer or shall be digitized by the IT Department from the legal description by means of coordinate geometry. DISCLAIME R: 'chic map war produced by Oar44•Id County IT Gepvnnenr "'Ibales the Arclnfn Geaaeaphie Information Sy -an MIS). The Is and It. cumpovent. nn inrendid a aF ,e.frr r foe an ince qae ,nddina, and planning. The GIS i .uh.ututa Far uffiri.leauv Dole a nrd by fh. Planning Npar rnr, the County Clerk and a'Zil c OFfie. the Agee Wit ---For any legal d—fiptton infer orlon i. the clue of tide. In Adn;i the rrp. arc of aroaraphic I.—t—. by rhe GIS may n t hr ,' -I Far —..l Ira.l . rvey.�Al—,. refer t the . 6-1 "thl. for the mat ennem lea.1 a....nr 'ronin. unhaed ,n the c mpo.ition of map. Th+ tnfncmauor ont.tnnl herein 1. Wh—d to be . nate and tabt, for the limirt 1 r forth .hove Garfield Co, my maker w. r to rhe a acy a "dtahliry of any e,fvr con a,nrd hn1 n for any -,I.,ar ppm r, The , .lull --all rick and re.poneibill'y I- any .ad .11 &—s", IecL,It.. ..... do 1a which m propaaara from the vee, a mr I'Pli—i— of rh.. i„fo,mneiw,. Township Locator Map �n'n' IA d1, all all x677 1679 A8x x 7 x87f 471 x971 Md9 167 .eaf r81 u 3w �ea9 m 9x1 N1 N+f Nal xW9 991 NFP u •19 v 'v45 aIJ vIr aJ9 v'7 vF} aJJ afx a xn] axT vxF vx9 an off vfl 9 aax ndJ v91 a67 v99 aP9. _ aT a9J v8r a8y a s8J 8 �' 4 llaf 11x3 v 11x9 xIp xlrf WJ >!xx 14 ,__ _ '! Na] xlaf xI.J Mm i9D 9q 219f B 11 Township 4 South Range 94 West Projection: UTM Zone 13 NADz7 5oc m,000 3,000 4,000 Feet I. inch equals 1,500 feet n18,000 This ArcGIS 9 map was produced by Garfield County Qmai it tl�parYmenl 103 3fh Shel SuF/a 402 olenwood Sp"rio" CG 31601 470,445.1377 x 1640 1.l4ssessoAPeroe)Meps11818 Revision 1: 3-25-2006 6 19 20 1 [An,;, I ........... .... 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' 4.v,(t r n..,A)S� I ", ,,., a:,, i�]) y, Ile .;Ifal�la rr I I✓a,, ��r m+,�`<qM IN��+ !,!?i i� Irh Ml v2.r,wwe.. : I r I r - I E Garfield County, Colorado Office oftheA.ssessor !o9 8th Street, Suite 207, Glenwood Springs, CO 8r6oj 97o•945 -9g34 www.garfield-county.con Legend 'xl{" Tax Exempt BLM US Forest Service Subdivision . V State, Federal Highway Interstate 70 County Road Private Road, Trail Meander-, Govt. Lot-, Former Lot Lines Tax District Boundary BLM GCDB Survey Coordinates BASE MAP SOURCE, 1. County Road centerline GPS data, Garfield County IT Department, (200x, revised 2oo6). x. USGS 7.g' Quadrangle Maps digitized by Garfield County IT Department (1993)• 3. Colorado Department of Transportation higway centerlines, GIS data, (--04)- PARCEL MAP SOURCE: 1. Garfield County Assessor's Office Parcel Map Series, AutoCAD 14 maps, converted to GIS Geodatabase format (xoog). x. Following acceptance of this map by the Assessor, all subsequent parcel changes shall be input from digital CAD drawings submitted by a certified engineer or shell be digitized by the IT Department from the legal description by means of coordinate geometry. DISCLAIMr P, 'rho nap — predated by C.,fidd C...y IT Drpmanoo a666.,, the A.hd. O..gaphi' Inform.Noe Sy.tem (CIS). Thr CIS .nal It componen.. rr intended n „ .our'e of ,eh-nce far . rwedng gnerle., modeling and plannlne Th. CIS +, net a .ub.sma for nfnual gnvrrnment record. ,ndnnin.d by the 1`6n11ing Oepnmrnq rhe C.nne, Cln.k and Rreo,d.r. offitr, A, A..e.or'. Office, or for .ny 60 de.aipn.n informuion a the 'Lain of dth. In .ddidon the npre rn .don of ga.gr.phi' I ... No.. by the CIS may not be .ab.titut'd far actual 6g.1 --y.. AIv ,. refer to the .o s rind I. r the mat --t legal do.um....dm. ndl+aed in the compn.id.n of 'hismap. 'Dv. ink'armabon <ni,,d herein i, behaved to be —rete and mitabh For the limited rt forth .b— G—fhid C..my mak.. uo rantee .. to th. .t'uraty a .wt.hl+y of env inform.don tonmieed herein for ..y ..M, purpme.. The u.e 611 ...ume .II 1.k and rr.p—Adity I.... and all damage., I.alnding connqu.nN.l d.m.a.s, whi'h mry I" p.g. from the m,, o miaappli—inn of tld. Infonnuian. eew e Township Locator Map " w 6]7 1679 .bar rs a] AN .a]! ,ST Ad. ,867 M"99 } lW aW a ,w Ow ,ew av ,w w �, rye! ,9a Rog ,9P RIf rt aa9 w v*f ad! vy a!9 J7 a!$ an a!, a aa] oaf off vf] 9 ab, v6! v65 a6] v69 +� _ a a]! vbr ab! i a8] 8 .s •5 ata M Mry Mn M.f �,! :,,, M Mal Mtf Ma ala yry a9) a9f e waw ,ww ,aa w}w wow aw M aw . r eew alw ow aw a, aw aw 9 17 TownshiP 4 South Range 95 West Projection: UTM Zone 13 NADz7 a goo 1,000 2,000 3,000 4,000 Feet 3 inch equals f,5oo feet fa8,000 This Aro0I5 9 map was produced by Garfield County flf)epaNmepl fOE afb SNesi Sa7M CO2 Ofenwood Sptlnp., Co arwl A70'W.J 377.jsg0 C0ssessa1ParceNeps11917 Revision 1: 3-25.2006 r1 t r'A F 248 '7�`r8yf� tdrl4.k i. /G ` i• f or„�,,w y ibiw {s a”' �drflr: , 1 a. , 4 . b:a n ,:1� q.. i ., ... W:. ..✓r m. vKn v ..., P,.r , ,: � a 1 ,. ,, ...� I ,rv, i.. c k Inv, � w Y t ,n s PAM,` r t F . wr 9v k A.. �... r. •.. ,: 7 1 ,. M k .r �, rl. .1, 4 e 7 ., ,,, W .. Ri,,. { ,:.. ry in I I frM�, ,,y�:y�yv 0.,�A^1 r1'� M tyy`e 1S"141h�1Y1'�ritl�!kk�fr �w ,t�t S''i;,f?1N21 9500"{r.,? j�yfa� r i"'.,,.�'I�:S d",: 1, 1+'� f;, 1\ SI V�?Ia,'r• M-, 1�rb 1�4SrIn1 ,(p�h,f4ti 7 ,kp ,: I I,z, �` ��`i w fr1 � �„b�,. ,Y• nti�r'7k;,�4 ,. :.. :y „ F '' ry r p5.::,:: A \ ": ! , �' J I Jl '� � h..6N+ dY'/. Ai T{ p SA.. rr:.ln �P-,:. v tl,d •. ' 4.v,(t r n..,A)S� I ", ,,., a:,, i�]) y, Ile .;Ifal�la rr I I✓a,, ��r m+,�`<qM IN��+ !,!?i i� Irh Ml v2.r,wwe.. : I r I r - I E Garfield County, Colorado Office oftheA.ssessor !o9 8th Street, Suite 207, Glenwood Springs, CO 8r6oj 97o•945 -9g34 www.garfield-county.con Legend 'xl{" Tax Exempt BLM US Forest Service Subdivision . V State, Federal Highway Interstate 70 County Road Private Road, Trail Meander-, Govt. Lot-, Former Lot Lines Tax District Boundary BLM GCDB Survey Coordinates BASE MAP SOURCE, 1. County Road centerline GPS data, Garfield County IT Department, (200x, revised 2oo6). x. USGS 7.g' Quadrangle Maps digitized by Garfield County IT Department (1993)• 3. Colorado Department of Transportation higway centerlines, GIS data, (--04)- PARCEL MAP SOURCE: 1. Garfield County Assessor's Office Parcel Map Series, AutoCAD 14 maps, converted to GIS Geodatabase format (xoog). x. Following acceptance of this map by the Assessor, all subsequent parcel changes shall be input from digital CAD drawings submitted by a certified engineer or shell be digitized by the IT Department from the legal description by means of coordinate geometry. DISCLAIMr P, 'rho nap — predated by C.,fidd C...y IT Drpmanoo a666.,, the A.hd. O..gaphi' Inform.Noe Sy.tem (CIS). Thr CIS .nal It componen.. rr intended n „ .our'e of ,eh-nce far . rwedng gnerle., modeling and plannlne Th. CIS +, net a .ub.sma for nfnual gnvrrnment record. ,ndnnin.d by the 1`6n11ing Oepnmrnq rhe C.nne, Cln.k and Rreo,d.r. offitr, A, A..e.or'. Office, or for .ny 60 de.aipn.n informuion a the 'Lain of dth. In .ddidon the npre rn .don of ga.gr.phi' I ... No.. by the CIS may not be .ab.titut'd far actual 6g.1 --y.. AIv ,. refer to the .o s rind I. r the mat --t legal do.um....dm. ndl+aed in the compn.id.n of 'hismap. 'Dv. ink'armabon <ni,,d herein i, behaved to be —rete and mitabh For the limited rt forth .b— G—fhid C..my mak.. uo rantee .. to th. .t'uraty a .wt.hl+y of env inform.don tonmieed herein for ..y ..M, purpme.. The u.e 611 ...ume .II 1.k and rr.p—Adity I.... and all damage., I.alnding connqu.nN.l d.m.a.s, whi'h mry I" p.g. from the m,, o miaappli—inn of tld. Infonnuian. eew e Township Locator Map " w 6]7 1679 .bar rs a] AN .a]! ,ST Ad. ,867 M"99 } lW aW a ,w Ow ,ew av ,w w �, rye! ,9a Rog ,9P RIf rt aa9 w v*f ad! vy a!9 J7 a!$ an a!, a aa] oaf off vf] 9 ab, v6! v65 a6] v69 +� _ a a]! vbr ab! i a8] 8 .s •5 ata M Mry Mn M.f �,! :,,, M Mal Mtf Ma ala yry a9) a9f e waw ,ww ,aa w}w wow aw M aw . r eew alw ow aw a, aw aw 9 17 TownshiP 4 South Range 95 West Projection: UTM Zone 13 NADz7 a goo 1,000 2,000 3,000 4,000 Feet 3 inch equals f,5oo feet fa8,000 This Aro0I5 9 map was produced by Garfield County flf)epaNmepl fOE afb SNesi Sa7M CO2 Ofenwood Sptlnp., Co arwl A70'W.J 377.jsg0 C0ssessa1ParceNeps11917 Revision 1: 3-25.2006 Garfield County, Colorado Office Assessor ofthe fog 8th Street, Suite 207, Glenwood Springs, CO 816of 970-945-9134 www.garfield-county.con Legend Tax Exempt BLM US Forest Service Subdivision State, Federal Highway Interstate 70 County Road Private Road, Trail Meander-, Govt. Lot-, Formes Lot Lines Tax District Boundary BLM GCDB Survey Coordinates BASE MAP SOURCE: t. County Road centerline GPS data, Garfield County IT Department, (2 ' mwised 2oo6). z, GS 7,5' Quadrangle Maps digitized by Garfield County IT Department 6990- 3. Colorado Department of Transportation higway centerlines, GIS dam, (2004), PARCEL MAP SOURCE; i. Garfield County Assessor's Office Parcel Map Series, AutoCAD 14 maps, converted to GIS Geodotabase format (¢005). 2. Following acceptance of this map by the Assessor, all subsequent parml changes shall be input from digital CAD drawings submitted by a certified engineer or shall be digitized by the IT Department from the legal description by means of coordinate geometry. DISCLAIMER 'rhir map war produced by Garfield C.—w IT D.p.rtment .661., the Archrfo Oeoenphee id.catsdon Sy.,,. (GIS). The OIS ..d it. rompamnn .a intended as of ,fit.. ce foe nn.wedne q,urle., modeilns, and plan.Inp• The GIS I. nos s.0e bwttnafor nffirl.l ewv ase records—i—i-d by the Pl.nnia8 Department, the Co T Clerk ad Rrra,.1 a oilier, eh. A.....al. Ofam, or for say leesl de.rriptdon i+dmm.ton n rhe eh.in of dd.. In .dditlon, the reprl........ of eeoenphle loculons by At GIS May not be mbrtnnted III somal lepl .easy., Alwsy, refer to the start, de,d III the mat e,aaent 118.1 dom+m.nmaon nnlised in the rompa.laon of this map. The inform.dmr c..t.hr.d h...1. b beloved to 6e —orate .nd ..o.bl. for the limped .f a.et Perth .owe. Gerfidd County msk., m wursntee a to the .rcnmey- .oia.bllty ny infomr.fion com.Ined h.rdn for .ny other perry...., The ,..c.611 ....... .II dsk.nd —p—Nifty for my .nd .11 d.mye., imluding a n.equmtid d.m.eer, w6iah m.y ProP, ss, from the .,..r. mb .ppim.eion of thi. 10--i— Township Locator Map w +6+! A++ o ,677 ,679 ads, es 87 r8)f +BJJ +BJ+ +869 ad, +861 +86 r +w row t9al r9a1 +m9 ro9 ro)P a al9 v vlf vU vY -39 vJ) vJf ass aJt a vs,] sal >1 m9 a+) aff vf) 9 a6r v6,r -61. 62 a+ 6 aper 9 aP vlJ v8+ a8J � a8> e � 7 al of LaS at's alp alrf >! WJ aln '! ataJ alof aloJ as Aa NPl 219) 11 1 1 11 9 15 Township 4 South Range 96 West 0 Projection: UTM Zone 13 NAD27 5oa t,o0o 2,000 3,000 4,000 Feet I inch equals 1,500 feet c18,0o0 This AmGIS 9 map was produced by 3;111 Garfleid County It pepodmsM f 0d 3fh Shmtf 5uha 4117 01 -wood Sittings, CO 61601 97o,v4b.I377alavo IIAssessoAParcelMaps11918 Revision 1: 3-24-2006 Garfield 47 fyg County,` Colorado Office GftheAssessor tog 8th Sheet, Suite 207, Glenwood Springs, CO MCI 970,945-9134 www.ga9 field-county.con Legend Tax Exempt BLM US Forest Service Subdivision Tax District Boundary State, Federal Highway Interstate 70 County Road k, Private Road, Trail Meander-, Govt, Lot-, Former Lot Lines BLM GCDB Survey Coordinates BASE MAP SOURCE; r. County Road centerline GPS data, Garfield County IT Department, (s002, revised 2oo6), z. USGS 7.5' Quadrangle Maps digitized by Garfield County IT Department (1993). 3. Colorado Department of Transportation higway centerlines, GIS data, (soot,). PARCEL MAP SOURCE: [.Garfield County Assessor's Office Parcel Map Series, AutoCAD 14 maps, converted to GIS Geodatabase format (2005). 2. Following acceptance of this map by the Assessor, all subsequent parcel changes shall be input from digital CAD drawings submitted by a certified engineer or shall be digitized by the IT Department from the legal description by means of coordinate geometry. DISCLAIMER, This map w.r pmdurnl by Garfield Conary IT Deparrmeot nfliti.g the A,clnfo Geographir Information Sy-na (GIS). Thr GIS and ik comp—m. a .ended a of reference fn, an ring gnw(aa, modeling, ..d planing. Thr .GIS i. nor asrubrxrane for ofhrid govrtm m —.0, m.imained by the Plemdng Drp.,rmrnr, rhe County Clerk and Rerordr,. tlfFl<e, rho A.r...or'r office,or far any Irgal dercrip6an inform.rinn the chain of ride. In .dd iri on, rhe repro r. of grographk loradon. by rhe rh 5 rn, oot 6. au6.drm.d for .<m.I leg.I —V a, Ahv.yr cd., to rhe ro a cl2ad e mar current lead do au tatlon ntilklil in the comporition of �thir map. Thr information r kinrd heal. la br lieved ro br .rare nod ui,.bl, for rhe 11.1-1 s forth rb—.. Q. field County m.w ne aker n he r o t.cy w t.blity of.ny inform.tioo rumbaed h ... in for any orbrr purra r. Ther ,rh.11.. .Ilrhk.nd repo Nlity fw any and ell damage, imluding avrgn.nn.l d.magnm�whirh may propag.te from she of rhlr infra mar,nn. Township Locator Map 14i A, fin a All All fie, al An An ,8p A61 ,a(J 16, Ad V. ro Wf ,ptl +wp 9P ro9 u4a u u4f 219 uY ala 11 209 at, aJr a ml oaf J m9 a,J }aJs vf> 5y afi, vbJ vbf 267 u6, an v79 v8, a8Ja87 8 a4 a9af a4a, u 24,9 240 aul aal fru a ,4 — alaJ Y<f a4^I raw i9➢ nA7 a9n 135 Township 5 South Range 96 West 19 Projection: UTM Zone 13 NADz7 500 2,000 3,o00 4,000 Fret 1 inch equals 1,5oo feet 1:18,000 This ArcGISproduce .nap was producea d by Garfield County RDepadmsnl 1021 8th SfrwH Salfe 407 Glats—d Spdnga, CC 81601 970,945.1977.1590 11AasesscAPerce1MepsIP136 Revision 1: 4-7-2006 CAUTION : READ BEFORE EXCAVATION NOT WITHSTANDING INFORMATION PROVIDED BY ENCANA CORPORATION IN ANY FORM, THE CONTRACTOR SHAD. U7IUZE ELECTRIC LOCATING EQUIPMENT TO LOCATE UNDERGROUND PIPING AND ELECTRICAL WRING ETC., PRIOR TC HAND EXCAVATION. . ONCE ALL UNDERGROUND FACIU71ES HAVE BEEN HAND EXCAVATED THE CONTRACTOR SHALL RECHECK, WITH ELECTRONIC LOCATING EQUIPMENT, THE ENTIRE WORK AREA TO BE MECHANICALLY EXCAVATED TO ENSURE THAT NO FACIU71ES HAVE BEEN MISSED. REFERENCE DRAVRM ■S URLIME 00� 00� 00� � 00■ � 00■ 00� 00� FUTURE PIG LAU �EAN G Z COMPRESSOR BENCH RE—COMPR RE—COMPR RE—COMPR RE—COMPR RE—COMPR RE—COMPR a._+. SLUG CATCHERS INLET _ COALESC' FILTERS LI%UID — HAN LING SKID EE M CC ❑ COPf2. CO 7LER COALESCEREFILTERS LINGD STORAGE 2 N J � � m m JT SKID 1 SKID 2 \ O " (165'-4" FM COMPRESSOR BUILDING x 57'-8' x 34'-10" HIGH) E ,\ \� COM�R. C SPR. CO(ti14 R. CCA R. COM2 f2. CE W, R. AIR COp4ER INSTRUMENT AIR COMPRESSOR AND CONTROL ROOM/ XFMR FEW RE%=0N / DESORPTION BY KD. m4nx I NATES E 11 E j I AIR AIR CO?kER CO SER AIR COp4ER AIR COWLER AIR CDp2LER CONTACOORS SCRUBBERSS DEHY. #1 DENY. #2 DEHY. #3 DEHYDRATION BENCH THERMAL SUBSTATION EMERGENCY STORAGE (2) 500 BBL TANKS STANDARD DETAIL jzqc,�� THIS DRAVANG IS USED FOR RUTIMICIE ONy AND SHOULD NOT BE MODIFED IN ANY MANNER INIHOUT PRIOR APPROVAL FROM ENCANA DRAFTING ou 1- - 40'-0" " Mechanical MIDDLE FORK COMPRESSOR STATION PLOT PLAN — FUTURE BUILD OUT MIDDLE FORK L MF -PP -200