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Home My WebLink About1.0 ApplicationBEFORO HE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIO GARFIELD COUNTY, COLORADO PETITION FOR EXEMPTION *t OF Pursuant to C.R.S. (.l973) Section 30-28-10.| (.l0) (a) - (d) as amended, and the Subdivision Regu'lations of Garfield County, Colorado, adopted January 2,1979 Section ?.02.0.| (d) and 3.02.0.l the undersign ed /, res pectfully petitioners the Board of County Commissioners of Garfield County, Colorado, to exempt by resolu- tion the division of 'r'' acre tract of land into tracts of approxi matel 5 acres each, more or lessn from the difinitions of "subdivision" and "subdivided land" as the terns are used and defined in C.R.S. (.l973) Section 30-28-l0l (a) - (d) and the Garfield County Subdiv'ision Regu'lations, for the reasons stated below: In suoport of this petition, the petitioner also submits the following: (af Map drawn to scale showing proposed lot subdivision and access Copy of deed Vi ci ni ty I'lap State on source of donestic water Statement on method of sewage disposa'l.l00 year floodplain information where 1-b+(c)krJd, ,+r/b J.*YW fii=,)-rJs-,r' live stream crosses or Fee in the amount of $ Evidence of the soil types d at Glenwood Springs, Colorado, this ad'ioi ns sai d tractryao Submi tte3'A vn l)of l9 a i_tPet oner "t n9 SS -l 15 r.)1, f r'i C==l r-'rJ Te1 ep hone NumberOA-s:- 555,P.@) o/" Sz'e_yB,,Qt>,rrt*vt 'f'>{-z/1 ?ar*-ae-^a "l ooEXEMPTION One of the followinq.requirements must be met to qualify for an exemption from theGarfield County Subdivision regulations: l. The newly created parcel will be for a spouse, son, daughter, or spouseof a deceased child. 2- The subdivided parcel is sp'lit by a public right-of-way (State or Federal Highway, County Road or Railroad) or natural feature pieventinq joint useof proposed tracts and the division occurs along that public rig[t-of-wayor natural feature. 3. The newly created tract will be ovrned by a public entity or will be used lo1ey for the purpose of providing access to existing pircels, resultingin the creation of no additional iracts. 4. The conveyance is for the purpose of adjusting property lines, and theconveyed tracts becone part of existing tracti,'there 6eing no new parcelcreated. 5- The proposed tracts were created and separately identified prior to the1st day of September, .l973, or were created ani separately identifiedthrough the exemption process prior to the effective date of this resolution. -"6- The property being subdivided has been under the same ownership for at-. least five (5) years, and the division together with any earlier permittedunder circumstances not defined above, wiil create no n6re than three (3) new tracts under 35.0 acres in size. All new parcels created must meet all requirements of the applicable zone district. Procedures: 1. Applicant will obtain a copy of the petition for exemption from thePlanning 0ffice. 2- The completed petition for exemption will be returned with the requiredinformation as outlined on the application. 3. Upon review and determination that the application is complete, a neetingwith the Board of County Conmissioners will be set by the ptanning 0ffice. 4. If approved by the Board, a iegal description of each new tract createdwill be furnished to the Planning Departnent within I20 days. A resolutionwill be prepared and signed b-v the Chairman of the Board g-ranting the e xemp ti on. The following information will be submitted along with the petition for exemption: '1. Map drawn to scale showing proposed lot subdivision and access. ?. Copy of deed and letter from property owner, if other than petitioner. 3. Vicini!y TaP (copy of USGS quadrangle map showing property location or equi val ent. ) 4. Statenent on source of dornestic water to each tract. (Individual well, community welI, spriDg, cistern, mrrnicipal system, etc.)" 5. Statement on nethod of sewage disposal. (Individual system or community sys tem) * 6. 100 year floodplain information where live stream crosses or adjoins theproposed subdivided Iand. 7. Evidence of the soil lypes and characteristics of each type. (Soil conservation analysis) *If community or municipal system wiIl provide service, then letter from thegoverning body stating the witlingness to serve will be provided. Fee: $50-00 p'lus $1.00 per acre for each parcel created under 35 acres in size.checks will be made payable to "Garfield county Treasurer.,' NAME: ,<2-s -/z ^ t .4, EXEMPT I ON t) PURPOSE OF EXEMPTION:/ € ) ZONI NG: QUALIFICATION FOR S.B. LOCATION OF SITE -, LL-'.:-)-.{^\ t:.l_.:r.--,,- i,r,n.* ->[to>-. r-'n N\ip - t)tSt'd>) WATER: .2-,4-.a lV-, .y'-, 491 ; q-9 -'c71 DIV. OF WATER RESOURCES RESPONSE SEWER: CHECK LIST: U/r* PAID ($50 +l .00/acre for each parcel created under 35 acres) l4AP showi n g proposed Iots and access i/ oezo ,/ UICINITY MAP rtfa lo0 yr floodplain info. r/ soIL MAP 4,22. IF community water, letter of approval from governing body COMMENTS: {)/ / Ae'4,4 *fu-/ 3d€ ;. ?z-o 4z-z-<r * +-eid a-z-'Fty'Z-L * d*Z,t 'a q a ^l b-tz u(.a{ ,.2'/tt d"t^r"D n^)[ -rvcia 3B3S GARFIELD CDUNTY PLANNING DEPARTMENT GLENWOOD SPRINGS, trOLtrRADO Bl6Ol 2O'I 4 BLAKE AVENUE PHONe 945'82'lZ February 24, 1982 Darlene Dodo 0708 State Highway 325 Ri fl e, C0 81650 TLB/ I w Dear Mrs. Dodo: This is to inform you that on February 16, 1982, the Garfield County Board of Commissioners declared the tentative approval on your Senate B'ill 35 Exemption apolication to be null and void. If you have any questions, please call me. Si ncerely, Terry L. Bownnn Ass'istant Pl anner GARFIELD CDUNTY PLANNING DEPARTMENT GLENWOOO SPRINGS, COLORADO BI6BI 2OI4 BLAKE AVENUE PHtrN E 945-A212 February 8, 1.982 Darlene Dodo 0708 State HighwaY 325 Ri fl e, C0 81650 Terry L. Bowman AsSistant Planner TLB/ lw Dear Ms . Dodo: In ear'ly December, you were notified of the expiration of time allowed to subm'it the tegit" descriptions for your exempt'i9n lPPlication' The final expiration date was designated as January 15, 1982. Since we have not recejved those 'lega1 descriptions, a meeting w'i'l 1 be held with the county commiss'ioners on February 16, 1982 at 11:15 A.M. at the county court"house. At this time, the Planning staff will "uqrurt that the tentative approval given on your exemption app'lication w'il I be decl ared nul I and void. If you have any questions, please ca'll me a this office' Si ncerely, .-'d-1(( {.J GARFIELD CDUNTY PLANNING DEPARTMENT GLENWtrDO 5PRlNG5, COLORAOO AI6OI 2OI4 BLAKE AVENUE PHETNE 945'A212 December 9, 1981 Darlene Dodo 0708 State Highway 325 Rifle, CO 81650 Dear Darlene, on April 20, 1981, the Board of corunissioners approved your requesE for an exernption to split a nine acre tract of land. The tirne frame for submitting the legal descriptions fro these parcels expired August 20, 1981. You now have until January,-l5, 1982 to submit these 1egal descriptions, or the tentatid approval for the request will be declared null and void. \v If you have any quesEions, please contact me at thls office. Sincerely, Terry L. Bowroan Assistant Planner TLB/lw RICHARD D. LAMM Governor J. A. DANIELSON State Engineer t Itu APR 17 19811 soslrccr:pkr cc: Lee Enewo1d, Div. Eng. Land Use Commission Rich BeIl Ralph Stallman DIVISION OF WATER RESOURCES Department of Natural Resources 1 31 3 Sherman Street - Room 81 8 Denver, Colorado 80203 Admin istration (303) 839-3581 Ground Water (303) 839-3587 APril 14 , 19 81 oARFIELo m. PU0l+tE& Terry L. Bowman Garfield CountY Planning DePt ' 2014 Blake Avenue Glenwood Springs, CO 81601 Re: Dodo ExemPtion Dear Ms. Bowman: We have reviewed the above referenced exemption request. The wells proposed as the water supply would intercept ground water which is tributary to Rifle creek, an over-appropriated stream. since new wells would cause injury to senior vested water rights, well permits cannot be issued by this office and we cannot recommend approval of this exemPtion. Very truly Yours, l*^ HaI D. SimPson, P.E. Assistant State Engineer Aprll Z, l98t George Van SlykeDivlslon of t,later Resourcesl3l3 Sherman St., Room BlgDenver, C0 80203 Dear Er. Van Slyke: RE: Dodo Exempfion Rqquest Enclosed is an exenption request. This request rs for lndicldual wells on each lot. I would llke to know if indlvlcual well fler.mlts can be lssued ln thls area. The exempt{on has been scheduled wlth the County comnnissloners on Aprll 20" 1981 . This offlce would Hke your conments by that date. Thank you for your attentlon to thls matter. Si ncerely,M Terry L. Bowman Asslstant Planner TLB/bf p unlt no.*JS*o SOIL CHARACTERISTICS Depth to bedrock Texture Surfaee Subsoil SUbstratum Unified Classificatlon '' Permeabllity Pereent "o"""" fragments (greaLer Lhr:q 3 inqhes) Sallnlty (ECxl0r e 25uC) ' pH (surface) : Shrink-swell. Potential Potential frost-action (surface) Hazard ogic Group ivity Steel (uncoated) Concrete , : More than 50 inches : Clay loeum : Silty clay to clay : Silty clay loam : .CIrr CH : Sl-ow to very slow :0 7.1+-7.8 Eigh Low None c Eigh High o & KIND OF LIMITATIONS Slieht, M is Moderat Sept 1 c Tan k Abso rp t t-on F 1 e 1 d s Sewage Lagoons Sanitary Landfill Trench Area o e S is Severe) .S . trt Percs s1ow1y Slope Too clayey Too clayey Shririlr-swe11, Shrir:k-ewe11, Low strength, Shallow Excavations Duell.ings w./basements w/0 basements CI 0 S S cu S low strength low strength Local Hoads & Streets ITABILITY AS A SOURCE OF.,. Dally Cover for Landfill I noadfll.L Gravel. shrink-swell I Poor [oo clayey Poor Shrink-swell, 1ow strength Unsuited Ilxcees fines Ulruul tucl !]xceeu flnee Poor Too clayey K",ur SUBJECT TO CHANGE. IIOT TO BE USED IN PLACE OF ON.SITE INVESTIGATION oo .l ir. irilir { 380*Heldt elay loa.ur 2 Irrlgation ret6o and titlage praoti"ces rrrunt be carefulJ.y pleluted to allou for soi"l conditi.ons. " Itre native vegetation on this soil is mainly western wheatgrass, Jmegrass, big sagebrush, and }ow rabblttlr.ush. t/hen the xange condition deteriorates, forbs and. woo(y shrubs increase. lr/hen the range is in poor cond.ition, und.esirable weed.s and" arurual plants a;re rrumerous. Proper grazing maJragement maintains artd. improves rarge cond.ition. Reduction in brrsh jmproves deteriorated. range sites. Seed,ing is a good. practice if the range is in poor con- dition. Suitable plants for seeding are r+restern wheatgraes, stream- bank uheatgrass, and crested wheatgrass. tr'or successful seed.ings, a good. practS.ce is to prepare a seed.bed. and d.rilI the seed.. Wilcllife using this soil for habitat include cottontail rabbit, squirrel, mourning dove, anil pheasant. Thie soiL is limited. for cornrnunity and recreational clevelopments by slow pe:meability, hj.gh clay content, and- shrink-Bvrel1. Dlellings and. roads can be dosigned. bo cornpensate for the low strength zurd. shrink- swe1l properties of this soi1. [']re use of septic tamk absorption field.s:'* ' is eeverely limited because of very slow permeability. Community r .ll ,6euag* d.isposal systems are needed if population d,ensity increases. , CapabiJ-ity subclass IIIe; fVc drlr1and. C" /a /, / fon i, ,t,, ,,, l.t ao J8C-Held.t clay }oa.m, J to 6 percent slopes. This deep' well drained, gently sloping soil is on alfuvial- fans and va1ley sid.eslopes. It formed. in fi"ne textured. alfuvial sediments from shale and sand,stone. Elevation ranges from 5,OOO to 51000 feet. The average aru:ua1 pre- cipitation is about lJ1 inches, the averagc annual air temperature is about la8 d.egrees I., and the avera.ge frost-free period. is about J-20 d.ays. tlrpically, the surface layer is grayish brown light clay loam about 8 inches thick. fhe subsoil- is light brownish gray clay loam about 1l inches thick. The substratr:m is liglit gray clay that extend.s to a depth of more than 60 inches. Includ-ed. with this soi] in mapping are small areas of 01ney, Arrrad.a, ancl Kin soils ha.vin6 slopes o1'3 to 6 percent. ftl:ese soils make up ! to 10 percent of the mapping r:nit. Permeabifity of the Heldt soil- is very slow. Uffective rooting ilepth is 50 inches or more. AvailabLe water capacity is high. Surface runoff is nediura and the erosion haaard is s1.ight. ftris soil i-s used for i.r'r"igated. cropland aurd. hayland.. Some, a.reas are used. for livestock grazing. Alfalfa, small- grains, some corn for S11a6e, and grass or grass-legf-une rnixtures are grown. Green manur'e erops and. applications of commercial fert-j-lizer are generally needed. to mainta,in or j-mprove tilth ar:d fertility. ll-ooding is the ruethorl of irrigation suitable for this soil. Intake rate j-s very slow and wide, deep cracks develop when the soil- d.ries. t ,$ -9)r"\\RIFLE GUADRANGLE COLORADO-CARFIELD CO 7 5 MINUTE SERiES (TOPOGRAPH o6'Q 11.lc) 107"45RIO BLANCO 13 MI E MTN FARK 6'8 M]R 92W 39"37 30', 41',30' 261 1389 4388 4387 650 000 FEEI 1386 3s', 4384 a5..K.12$ =16\o"1=\' 4383 T,5S T,6 S : Eo J\ 6P .-4 .*a \,. /-l-r-\ a-. .,2 ( ), t'.',1 r( // I L I r .) ( .j "( (