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Home My WebLink About1.0 ApplicationG. SUBDIVISION SUMMARY FORM Garfie l d County Type of Subdivision Request for Exemption Preliminary Plan Final Plat Date June 24 19[1 Subdivision Name: Filing Rolling 1'.1eado-v1s Suh . Location of Subdivision TOWNSHIP RANGE 9~W SEC. Owner(s) NAME ADDRESS Subdiv i der(s) NA.ME ADDRESS Designer NAME ADDRESS Al Koeneke 210 FAi~AY Ave ., Rifle, Coloralo Cl6 50 S 8r.H0 as abOVP PionP.er Engineering & Survey Co . PO Box 648 Rifle Colora~o 01650 SKETCH PLA>-J 1/4 Type of Subdivision Number of Dwelling Units Area (Acres) % of Total Area { ) Single Family { ) Apartments ( ) Condominiums ( ) Mobile Home ( ) Commercial ( ) . Industrial Dedicated Reserved Dedicated Reserved 9 N.A . N. l\. Street Walkways School Sites School Sites Park Sites Park Sites Private Open Areas Easements Other (specify) Total Estimated Water Requirements 37 .6 87 .rJ 10C% Gallons/day. Proposed l'Jater Source Individua l we ll s ~~~~~~-~~~~---~-~--~~~~ Estimated S ew age Dispos a l Requirement Gallons/day. Proposed M·~ans of Sewage Disposal Ind i v id ua l SC'pt i c Sy stems ~----~-~--~------ ACTION: Planning Commission Approval ( ) Remarks Date Rec orrunen dation Disapproval , 19 ------- ·Board of County Commissioners ( ) ~pproval ( ) Disapproval ( ) Remarks Date , 19 -I\?- -...... -!P"', . , ... ,,,;J ~' ,-I L..,~'f . I ··~ . , ri:.:~·r/·· ,, ~.---.. . .. r . , , ,, ,.; -'· '•. • p Unit No. x33:sc ..)OIL CH/\llf\CTERISTICS Depth to bedrock Texture Surface· Subsoil Substratum Unified Classification Permeability Percent coa rs e fr a gm e nt s (grc3ter th a ~ 3 i n c h e s ) Salinity (ECxlO € 2 5 °c) pH (surface) Shrink-swell Potential Potential frost-action (surface) Flood Hazard Hydrolcgic Group Corrosivity Steel (uncoated) Concrete More than 60 inche s Loam Clay, silty clay loam Clay loam, s ilty clay loam CL-ML, CL, CH Sl o w 0 7.9 to above 9 .0 Hig h Low Rare . ·D Hig h Moderat e DEGREE & KIND OF LIMITATIONS ,,---. . ·· (0 is Slight, M is Mo dera te, S is S e vere) Septic 7ank Absorption Fields Sewag ~ Lagoons Sanitary Landfill Dwellj c·.:·,-, Trench Area w/b a se ments w/O b as ements Local Roads & Streets SUITABILITY AS A SOURCE OF ... Daily Cover for Landfill Road fill Sand ";ravel op soil ·f(; ' ~;& s Peres s lowly M Slope .M Too c l ayey 0 M Too cl a yey s Shrink-s we ll s Shrink-s well s Low stre ngth Fair Too clayey Fair Shrink-s well, low strength Un s uite d Unsuited Poor Excess alkali, too clayey SUBJECT TO CHANGE. NOT TO BE USED IN PLACE OF ON-SITE INVESTIGATION • I i • XJJBC-Arvada loam , 1 to 6 perce n t s lopes . Th is i s a d e ep , we ll draine d soil on s l oping f ans and hj_gh t e rra c es . It formed in hi g hly sal i ne alluvium from sand s tone and s hale . El e vation raD.ges from ),1 0 0 t o 6 ,200 fe e t. The av e r age annual prec ipitat i on is a b o ut 1 2 i nches , the ave rage annual air temperature is a b o ut 48 d e0r e es F ., a nd th e ::i.v e r 2£e frost-fr ee perio d is a bout 1 20 days . Typ ically, the surface l ayer is pale brown loam abo ut 3 inches thick. The s ub soil is brown s ilty clay loam a bout 14 inche s thick . The substratum is lig ht b ro wn or brown silty c lay l oam that e xtends to a depth of 60 inches or more . Include d with this s oil in mapping are small a r e as of Limon , Kim, Heldt, and Wann soils all on s i mi l ar s l op e s . Al s o some areas high in sil t are i n c lud e d . Perme abil ity o f t:h e Arvada soi l i s lllu d erat ely 0l ow. Ef fec t i ve rooting depth is 60 inches or more . Avail a b le water cap acity is high . Organic ma tter conte nt in th e surface is l o w. Surfac e runoff is medium and the erosion ha z ard is moderate. This soil i s used mainly for wild.life habitat , l i mited livestock grazing , and so :ne irrit'.·a t e d farming . Irrigation metho ds s uit a ble for thi s soil are borders , furrows , and corrugations . Leaching is a :re quireme nt t o r e mov e e xc e ss s alts when this soil i s irriga t e d . Cormuercial f e rti l j_z e 1:s co nta ining s ulfat e s and carbonates are pre ferre d to obtain r eas on a ble produ ction of alfalfa , corn , and s mal l grains . ,.,,,-...... ...,. XJJBC-Arvada loam 2 Th e native VC{:\'C t atio n on Ll1is soil i .s mainly :.;al t grass , Wl:!t>Lern wheatgrass , alkali sacat on , and greasewood . When the r a nge c on dition d e t eriorat es , forb s and woo dy shrubs i ncrease . Proper grazing management main t ains and improves range cond ition . Seeding is advisable if th e range is in poo r con dition . Suitable plant s for~ seeding are west ern wlwat (j ra ss , alkali sacato n , and tall wheat gras s . F or succe ssful seeding , a goo d practice is to prepare a seedbed and drill the seed. Temporary i rrigati o n of a new seeding may be require d f or succe ss ful es t a bl ishment . Re duction in brush improves det eriorat ed range si t es , provi d e d there is ade qua t e grass und ers t o ry. Arvada soil is u sed by cottontail rabbi t s and pheasants for shelter wJ-wn they can ob t ain f oo d fro 111 su 1Toundi110 areas . This soil has poor potential for sanitary facilities , communi ty dev elopme nt , and source material . 'l1l1e lLi.gb shrink-s wel l potential , s l ow penneability , and soi l s alinity are the main limi ting fea tures . Capability s ub class lVs ; VII s d tyJan d . ,. ) Unit No. JOB 00IL CHARACTERISTICS Depth to b edrock Texture Surface Subsoil Substratum Unified Clas sificati on Perme ability Percent COiH'Sf' rr ·~)c;rnc:nL::; (gr eater th a ~ 3 in c hes ) Salinity (ECxlO @ 25°c ) pH (surface) Shrink-swell Potential Potential frost-action (surface) Flood Hazard Hydrologic Group Corrosivity Steel (uncoated) Concrete I DEGREE & KIND OF LIMITATIONS More than 60 inches Loam Sandy clay loam to clay loam Gravelly sandy clay loam, gravelly CL-ML, SM-SC, SC , GM, GM-GC Mod e rat e 0 6.6-7.3 Low Low None B Moderate Low (0 is Slight, M is Moderate , S is Severe) Septic Tank Absorption Fields Sewage Lagoons Sanitary Landfill Shall8W Excavations Dwellings Tr enc h Area w/b aseme nts w/O basements Local Roads & Streets SUITABIL~TY AS A SOURCE OF ... Daily Cover for Landfill Road fill Sand Gravel Topsoil ~-~\l M M 0 0 s 0 0 0 Peres slowly Small stones, seepage , slope Cutbanks cave , small stones Fair, small stones Fair, low s trength Un s uite d Poor, excess fines Fair, small s tones SUBJECT TO CHANGE. NOT TO BE USED IN PLACE OF ON-SITE INVESTIGATION sandy loam •. 30B-Ol ney loam , 1 to 3 percent slopes . This deep , well drained ,. n early l eve l soi l is on all uvial fans and vall e y sideslopes. It formed in alluvium from sandsto ne and shale . El e vation rang e s fr om 5 ,000 to 6 ,50 0 fe e t. The a v c1 ·Hcc an n un ] pre c i pita ti o n i s a bout 14 in c h es , the 1.iv c rAge :rnrnw1 <-i ir L ,11q i"r·u L1u·e _i_~; 1-:1b o ut lJIJ degr ee s F., a nd the. av e rage frost-fr e e p e ri o d i s a b out 1 2 5 d a y s . Typically , t he surface layer is grayish brown 1oam about 12 i n c hes thick . The subso il is grayish bro wn sandy clay l o am about 21 i n ches thick . The substratu.~ is light gray loam o r sandy clay loam that e xtends to a depth of mo re th a n 60 i n c h e s . In c lud e d 1-JiU-1 i.J1:i.s soil 111 nrnp pJ ng ar c s ma l l ar ea s o f Hel dt , Potts , and Kim s oil s which make up 5 t o 1 5 p e r ce n t of the map pi n g unit . Th e s e soils are on slopes of 2 to 3 JYffcc n t . Permeability of the Olney soil is mod era t e . Effe ctive r oo ting d epth i s 60 inch e s or more . Available wa t e r capa city is h i gh . Sur f ace r lmoff is slow and the ero s i o n hu~a rd i s s l i ght . Th is soi1 is 111a i n .ly uc;cd for -ir·r·i i_;:1l.c d e r·<>p~; n nd hay . AJf:1lfn., smm grains , corn fo r silage, an d grass or grass-l egume mixtures a r e gro1Jn . Small acreages are i n fruit production a nd in c lud e a ppl e s , peaches , and aprico t s . Furrows and flo o ding are used t o irri ga t e th e Olney so il . Sprinklers are a g o od a ltern a tive me thod . Dr o p s t r u ctur e s install e d • 1 · • 2 30B -Olney loam in irrigation ditches will help to control water a nd to prevent excessive di~ch Brosion . Th e na tiv e v e g e tatj o n o n this so il is mai n l y blu e bunch wh e at -~ gr ass , we stern wheatgrass , n eedl eandthr ead , and big sagebrush. When th e range co nditi on d eteriorat es , forbs and woody shrubs incr ease . Wh e n the range is in poor condi t ion, und es irable weeds and annual plants a r c num e r ous . Wi ldlife 11 si ng the Olney s o il for h a bita t includes c o ttonta il rabb it, squirr e l , phe asa nt, and some mul e d ee r . Pot e ntial co rrununity and r ecreational d e vel opment is limit e d by l o w s trength and a mo det·ate shr i nk-::o-.wc l1 . Ca µa bi Ji ty s ub class I Il e , IVe dryland. . ' ..... ,,. • , ; f ··~---·· Map Unit No. 10 D SOIL CHARACTERISTICS Depth to bedrock Texture Surface Subsoil Substratum Unified Classification Perme a bility Percent coarse fragments (greater tha~ 3 inches) Salinity (ECxlO @ 25°C ) pH (surface) Shrink-swell Potent ial Potenti a l frost-action (surface) Flood Hazard Hydrologic Group Corrosivity S Lccl (unco ated ) Concrete DEGREE & KIND OF LIMITATIONS More than 60 inches Loam Clay loam 10 ~Lill ML, CL Moderate 6.6-7.8 Low to mo derate Low None 13 Hi g h Moderate (0 is Slight, M is Mod e rate, S is Severe) Septic Tank Absorption Fields Sewage Lagoons Sanitary Landfill Shallow Excavations Dw e llings Trench Area w/b <JS(:ments w/O ba sements Local Roads & Stre e ts SUITABILITY AS A SOURCE OF ... Da ily Cover for I.and fj 11 Road fill Sand Gravel Topsoil y -.~1 M Slope s Slope 0 M Steep slope M Slope M Lo w s trcr.l,'_:;t h , slope M Low s tre ng th, s l ope M Low strength, slope Fair Slope 1''air Low utre ngth Unsuited Unsuited Fair Small stones, slope SUBJECT TO CHANGE. NOT TO BE USED IN PLACE OF ON-SITE INVESTIGATION ~--·-·--·-··-----· ... • • • • ..... -.. lOD -Fotts l oam, 6 t o 1 2 percent slopes . This d ee p , well d rain e d , mo d eratel y sloping to rolling soil is on mesas , benches a nd valley sidesl o p es . ;r:t form e d in eolian mat e rials on alluvium fr o m sandstone , shale , or b a s a lt . El evat i o n ranges f r om 5 ,000 t o 7 ,000 feet . Th e • av e r a g e armual precipi t a t i o n is ab out 14 inches . The average annual air t e mp e ratu r e is about 46 d e gr ee s F ., a nd t h e average frost -free period is abo ut 1 2 0 days . Typi ca l.ly, t!I!: ::11r·r·a cc !:1y c r i ~; lin •w 11 ·1n:1111 ;1 l>u 11L l1 i11l:lw:; thi c k . Th e s ub soil is r e ddish brown light clay l oa m about ::?If in ches thic k . The s ubstr atum is pinki sh white loam ext e nding t o a depth of mo re t h an 60 inches . Inc l uded with this soi l in mapping a r e s mall areas of Ki m, Olney and Ild efonso soils which ma ke up 10 t o 15 percent o f the mapping unit . These so ils h a v e slopes of 6 t o 1 2 p e rcen t . Pc rrncabj .l.i t y o f t h e P ol.t s :;o ·il is 111•.JC l1 'n1L 1). Ed"t ~cLi.vc r oo t ,ing d e pth is 60 inche s o r more . Av ai l abl e wate r capacity is hig h. Surfac e runof f i s medium a n d t he e r os i o n hazard is moderate . This soil i s u sed mainl y fo r liv es t o ck grazing , wildlife habitat , a nd so me dryland farming . Wh ea t , barl e y, a nd oats a r e c r o ps o n the a r eas thaL a r c farme d . M.inimum eontour Lil l ar,c n.11d :-;Luhblc 111u]<":hjn g will h e lp to prev e nt ex c ess iv e e r os i on . The Putt:::, o;o jl is e:,si ly e r od e d a nd ve ry susceJJtiblc t o pipi ng . ~ .} , • ' . "" ...... ,/ ,. • 2 l OD-Potts loam Th e native vegetat i o n on thi s soil is mainly bluebunch wh eat - grass, we s tern wh ea tgrass , n eedl eand thread, and big sa g e brush . Wh e n the r ang e co nditi o n d ete riorates , forbs and woody sh rub s incr ea se . Wh e n the range is in p oo r co nditi on , und e si rable weeds and annual pla nts a r e numer ous . Proper grazing m.'.1n age me nt improves and maint ains range c ondition . Red ucti on in bru s h i mpr o v es deterior- ated r ange sites . S ee ding is a goo d practic e if the r an ge is in po o r condition. Suitabl e pl a nts f or s e e d ing a r e cre ste d wheRtgrass, western wh catgr ass , and Ru ss ian wildrye . For su c c es sful seed ings , a good p r ac tic e is t n pr epare a s eedb ed a nd drill th e s e ed . Pott s soi l has p o t e ntial for c o mnm n i ty a nd r·c cr c ati o n a l d e vel o p - rn ent . Th e main limitations f o r th e s e uses are l o w ~tr e ngth, piping , and frost-heav e . Dw el lings and roads can b e d esigne d t o c omp e nsat e f or thes e l i mitations . Co mmunity sewage systems are n e eded if th e p opulati on dens ity increases . Capability subclass IVe . q ,, "! .; I --- NORMA M. HENDRICKS whose a ddrec;s is 303 Elm, Rifle, CO 8 1 650 Count ~· of GARFIELD COLORADO . for tne consideration of dolla rs, in h and paid . hereby sell (s) and con Yey (s) to BARK A Limited Partnership , State o f -ten whose legal addres,.; is P. 0. Box 1360, Rifle, Colorado , 81650 County of Ga rfi e ld , and State of Colorado the following real property in the Cou nty of Garfield , and State o f Co lo r ado, to wit: That real property described on Exhibit A, consisting of 2 pa ges , atta c hed hereto a nd incorporated herein by this reference . Together wit h 40 sh ares of Capital Stock of the Farmers Irrigation Company; .'.l lso, tog e ther with any and ;ill other ditch and water rights belonging to, used upon, or in connection with th e la nd above described. Rese rving a 1/16 n o n-participating royalty int e r est in and to a]l oil, gas and other min e rals remov ed from th e subj('ct property. r>1 re ' J .• 'I I al,:t1 l.;no wn as ,;t r eet and numlier "ith all its appurtenances. and warrant(s) the titl e to the :.;a me, s ubject to the 1981 general property taxes , pat e nt res e rvations, easement s , righ ts of way, reservations , and oil and gas l eases of record, and subject to boundary fence encroach- ments, if any, along the Southerly and Easterly boundary of the property and mechanic's liens, if any. Signed this 12th STATE OF COLOIL\DO, County o f GARFIELD day of Ma y , 19 81. ··"J ~ .... /' L . I . /1.:·l 'hLC{ ... .///., .. ~~/.l...u.... .~e--1.i.-:,;. .......... .. Norma M. Hendricks 34 ·' . ' 35 EXHIBIT A ·TRACT 7 ANTLERS ORCHARD SUBDIVISION The NL}~If'1.fl~NW)i. of Section ~4, Township 5 South, Range 92 West of the 6Y:> P .11 more particularly described as follows: Beginning at a point whence the Northwest Corner of Section 34 bears S.89°· 24 11 W. 664.07 feet; thence N.89°49 1 24 11 E. 664.08 feet; thence S.0°16 1 37 11 E 659-75 .feet; ·thence S.89°49 1 34 11 W. 664.69 feet; thence N.0°1~'28 11 W. 659.7 feet to the point of beginning. ~RACT 8 ANTLERS ORCHARD SUBDIVISION The lfl.1Y-NW){NWJ4 of Section 34, Township 5 South, Range 92 West of the 6~ P.M mo re particularly de s cribed as follows: Beginning at the Nort hwest Corner of Section 34; th e nce N.89°49 1 24 11 E. 664 feet; thence S.0°1~'28 11 E. 659.72 feet; th e nce S.89°49•;4 11 W. 664.68 feet; t hence N.0°10'18 11 W. 659.69 feet to the point of beginning • . TRACT 9 ANTLERS ORCHARD SUBDIVISION The SW)(N\.J;~N1,./){. of Section 34, Township 5 South, Range 92 West of the 6lh P. M more particularly described as follows: Be ginning at a point whence the Northwest Corner of said Section 34 bears N.0°10 1 18 11 W. 659.69 feet; thence N~89°49':34 11 E. 664.68 feet; thence S.0°1~ 28 11 E. 659.72 feet; thence S.89°49 1 44 11 W. 665.29 feet; thence N.0°10'.1811 W. 6 59.68 feet to the point of beginning. T?~:..CT 10 ANTLERS ORCHARD SUBDIVISION The SEJ{.N'.-.ry.NW){ of Section 34, Township 5 South, Range 92 West of the 6Yl P .M . mo re particularly described as follows : Beg inning at a point whence the Northwest Corner of said Section 34 bears S .89°49•;4" W. 664.68 .feet and N.0°10'18 11 W. 659.69 .feet; thence N.89°49•;£ E. 664.69 feet; thence S.0°16 1 ;7 11 E. 659-75 feet; thence S.89°49 1 44" W~ 66 5.29 feet; thence N.0°13 1 28 11 W. 659-72 feet to the point of beginning. IJ1 RACT 23 ANTLERS ORCHARD SUBDIVISION Tbe NEfLS\~NWJ{. of Section 34, Township 5 South, Ran ge 92 West of the 61h P.l' more particularly described as follows: Be ginning at a point ·whence the West ~ corner of Sect i on 34 bears S.89°49' 54" W. 665.90 feet and S.0°10'18" E. 659.68 feet; thence N.0°1;1 28 11 W. · 6 59. 72 feet; thence N. 89° 49 '44" E. 6 6 5. 29 feet; thence S. 0°16' 37" E. 659. I feet; thence S.89°49'54" W. 665.90 feet to the point of beginning. • ~ , ' 5'7~ P!GE 3f. . ~l7:;\~;~trt~~~1 : : •• " . . TRACT 24 ANTLERS ORCHARD SUBDIVISION The NE)'..SW'~NW}f. of Section 34, To~mship 5 South, Range 92 West of the 6~ P. more particularly described as follows: Beginning at a point at whence. the W)4 of said Section 34 bears S.0°10'18'' 659-68 :feet; thence N.0°10 1 18 11 W. 659-69 feet; thence N.89°49'44 11 E. 655. feet·; thence S.0°13 1 28 11 E. 659-72 feet; thence S.89°49 1 54 11 W. 665-90 fee1 to tbe point of beginning. TRACT 25 ANTLERS .ORCH.~~D SUBDIVISION The S\~SW/~NWT' of Section 34, Township 5 South, Range 92 West of the 6!h P . more particularly described as follows: Beginning at tbe-West )<. of said S ecti on ;-4; thence N.0°10 1 18 11 W. 659.68 : t hen ce N.89°49'54 11 E. 655-90 feet; thence S.0°1;-1 28 11 E. 659-72 feet; tbei S.89°50•0;11 W. 666.50 feet to tbe point of b egi nning. TRACT 26 Al'~TLERS ORCRA.RD SUBDIVISION. The SE;1.S\.Tf..lf1..T}~ of Section 34, Township 5 South, Range 92 West of the 6\!l P more particularly described as follows: B~ginning at a point '"hence the West 1' of said. Section ;4 bears S.89°50•1 W. 656 .50 feet; th en ce N.0°1;1 28 11 W. 659-72 feet; thence N.89°49'54 11 E. 655 -90 feet; thence S.0°16';7" E. 6 59-75 feet; thence S.89°50'03" W. 665 feet to"tbe p oint of beginning. · GARFIELD COUNTY PLANNING DEPARTMENT GLENWOOD SPRINGS, COLORADO 81601 2014 BLAKE AVENUE George Van Slyke Division of Water Resources 1313 Sherman, Room 818 Denver, CO 80203 Dear Mr. Van Slyke: July 8, 1981 PHONE 945-8212 Enclosed is a subdivision sketch plan application to subdivide 87.6 acres into 9 single family lots. The proposal is for individual wells on each lot. Is your office issuing individual wells at this particular location for subdivision purposes? DSF/ld Enc. Please contact this office if you have any que stions. Since rely, PLANNING DEPARTMENT Davis S. Fa rrar Planner r L .J Your Reference ________ _ No. ---+-7"""82 ..... 1~6 ...... ;;,L_ ___ c -2 Sheet 1 of_§_ AMOUNT OWNER $ 200, 000. 00 MORTGAGE $ 2 00,00.00 ADDITIONAL CHARGES COST OF TAX CERTIFICATE JmtU'.ElOO{~ Form 100.30 TOTALS CC's To: COMMITMENT TO INSURE PREMIUM $ 412 .00 $ 20 .00 $'---.5=·.-=o=o,_ $'--='---~- $ I 5lo20 $ 488 .20 I' I I . I Transamerica Title Insurance Company, a California corporation, herein called the Company, for a valuable consideration, hereby commits to issue its policy or policies of title insurance, as identified in · Schedule A, in favor of the proposed insured named in Schedule A, as owner or mortgagee of the estate or interest covered hereby in the land described or referred to in Schedule A, upon payment of the premiums and charges therefor; all subject to the provisions of Schedules A and Band to the conditions and stipula- tions·shown on the reverse side. The effective date of this commitment is ___ M_a_,y~-'-7 ____ , 19 81 at 8: OOA. M. At which time fee title was vested in: NORMA M. HENDRICKS SCHEDULE A 1. Policies to be issued: (A) Owners': B.A.R.K ., a Limited Partnership (B) Mortgagee's: UNITED STATES BANK OF GRAND JUNCTION I I I Form No. C-AG-142.1 Rev. 4-18-75 SCHEDULE A-Continued 2. Covering the Land in the State of Colorado, County of Garfield Described as: PARCEL · A ·TRACT ? ANTLERs ORCHARD SUBDIVISION \. . Order No. ·78216; C-2 Sheet 2 of 6 The ·NE'/.NW1,4NW}' of Section ;4, Township 5 South, Range 92 West of the 6Yl P.M. more particularly described as follows: Beginning at a point whence the Northwest Corner of Section 34 bears S.89°49 1 24" W. 664.0? .feet; thence N.89°49 1 24 11 E. 664.08 feet; thence S.0°16'3?" E. 659-75 .feet; ·thence S.89°49•;4 11 W. 664.69 feet; thence N.0°1~'28 11 W. 659-?2 feet .to the point of begin..~ing. TRACT 8 ANTLERS ORCHARD SUBDIVISION The Nv1}4NW;4NW}4 of Section 34, Township 5 South, Range 92 West of the 6Yl P.M. more particularly described as follows: Beginning at the Northwest Corner of Section 34; thence N.89°49'24" ·E. 664.0' feet; thence S.0°13 1 28 11 E. 659.72 feet; thence S.89°49 1 ;411 W. 664.68 feet; thence N.0°10'18" W. 659.69 feet to the point of beginning • . TR.A.CT 9 A.i.~TLERS ORCHARD SUBDIVISIOU The SW}~NW}4NW}4 of Section 34, Township 5 South, Range 92 West of the . 6Yl P.M. more par~icularly described as .follows: Beginning at a point whence the Northwest Corner of said Section ~4 bears N.0°10'18" W. 659.69 feet; thence N~89°49'34" E. 654 .. 68 feet; thence S.0~13' 28 11 E. 659.72 :feet; then ce S.89°49 1 l~4" W. 665.29 feet; thence N.0°10'18" .W. 659.68 feet to the point of beginning. TRACT 10 ANTLE¥tS ORCHARD SUBDIVISION The SE}4ITTv"}4NW',4 o:f Section 34, Township 5 South, Range 92 West of the 6~ P.M. :more particularly described as follows: Beginnin~ at a point whence the Northwest Corner of said Section 34 bears S.89°49 ' .... 4" W. 664.68 feet and N.0°10'18" W. 659 .. 69 feet; thence N.89°49 1 34 11 E. 664.69 feet; .thence S.0°16 1 ~7 11 E .. 659.75 feet; thence S.89°49 1 44" W. . · 665. 29 feet; thence N .0° i; '28" W. 659· 72 feet to the point o:f beginning.· , No. C-142.2 ( SCHEDULE A--Continued TRACT 23 Al~TLERS ORCHARD SUBDIVISION ( ' Or der Uo . 7 8 2163 C-2 Shee t 3 of' 6 The l'fE}~S\·l}4N\-l}' of Section 34, Township 5 South, Range 92 West of the 6"1> P .I1 •. more particularly described as follows: Beginning at a point ··whence the West }4 corner of Section 34 bears S.89°49 1 54" W. 665.90 feet and S.0°10 1 1811 E. 659.68 feet; thence U.0°13 1 28 11 W. '659 .72 feet; thence N.89°49'44 11 E. 665.29 feet; thence S.0°16 1 37 11 E. 659-75 feet; the~ce S.89°49 1 54 11 W. 665.90 feet to the point of beginning. TRACT 24 Al""ft'L"F:RS ORCHARD SUBDIVISION The NE}~.SWJ{.N\.J'}4 o;f Section 34, Tovmship 5 South, Range 92 West of · the . 6"1> P.M. · more particularly described as follows: Beginning at a point at whence the \·]}4 of said Section ;4 bears S.0°10 1 1811 E. 659.68 feet; thence N.0°10 1 1811 W. 659.69 .feet; thence N.89°49 1 44 11 E. 665 .29 feet·; thence S.0°13 1 28 11 E. 659.72 feet; thence S.89°49 1 54 11 W •. 665.90 feet to the point of beginning. TRACT 25 ANTLERS ORCHARD SUBDIVISION The SWJ4SW)4!'TW1,4 of Section 34, Township 5 South, Range 92 West of the 6!h P.H. more particularly described as follows: Beginning. at the.West /4 of said Section 34; thence N.0°10 1 1811 W. 659-68 feeti thence N.89°49'54" E. 665.90 feet; thence S.0°1~1 28 11 E .. 659 .72 feet; thence S.89°50'03" \I. 666.50 feet to the point of beginning. TRACT 26 ANTLERS ORCILl\RD SUBDIVISION- The SE}4SW){.NW)f. of Section 34, Tm"-nship 5 South,. Range 92 West of the 6Yl P.M . more particularly .described as follows: Beginning at a point ·whence the West /{ of said · Section 3 4 bears S . 8 9 ° 50 1 03 11 H. 666.50 fee~; thence N.0°13 1 28" W. 659-72 f e et; thence U.89°49 '5411 E. 665.90 feet; thence S.0°16';.7 11 E. 659.75 feet; thence S.89°50 1 03 11 W. 666 .50 feet to the point of beginning • . PARCEL B Block 6A, Rifle Village South Subdivision First Filing· SCHEDULE A-Continued REQUIREMENTS Order No. 782163 C-2 Sheet 4 of 6 3. The following are the requirements to be complied with prior to the issuance of said policy or policies. Any other instrument recorded subsequent to the date hereof may appear as an exception under Schedule B of the policy to be issued. Unless otherwise noted, all documents must be recorded in the office of clerk and recorder of the county in which said property is located. a. Certificate of Limited Partnership relating to B.A.R.K., a Limited Partnership, disclosing the names of the partners, and otherwise compying with the requirements of '73 CRS 7-61-103 XIV B evidencing the existence of said Limited Partnership. b. Release of Mechanics Lien, evidenced by Lien Statement, in the amount of $1,665.00, together with interest at the legal rate, recorded April 13, 1981 in Book 569 at Page 380, Reception No. 313771, affects Parcel A. c. Deed from Norma M. Hendricks to B.A.R.K., a Limited Partnership, as to Parcel A*- d. Deed of Trust from B.A.R.Ke, a Limited Partnership to the Public Trustee of Garfield County for the use of United States Bank of Grand Junction to secure $200,000.00, as to Parcel A and Parcel B. Fo rm N o. C-142 .3 SCHEDULE B Order No . 782163 C-2 Sheet 5 of 6 THE POLICY OR POLICIES TO BE ISSUED HEREUNDER WILL NOT INSURE AGAINST: 1. Rights or claims of parties in possession not shown by the public records. 2. Easements, or claims of easements, not shown by the public records . 3. Discrepancies, conflicts in boundary lines, shortage in area, encroachments, and any facts which a correct survey and inspection of the premises would disclose and which are not shown by the public records. 4. Any lien, or right to a lien, for services, labor, or material heretofore or hereafter furnished, im- posed by law and not shown by the public records. 5. Taxes due and payable; and any tax, special assessments, charge or lien imposed for water or sewer service, or for any other special taxing district. 6. Right of the proprietor of a vein or lode to extract and remove his ore therefrom, should the same be found to penetrate or in- tersect the premises hereby granted, as reserved in United States Patent recorded February 2?, 1909 in Book 71 at Page 360, affects Parcel A. 7. Right of wa:y for ditches or canals constructed by the authority of the United States, as reserved in United States Patent re- corded February 23, 1909 in Book 71 at Page 360, affects Parcel A • .. 8. A 125 foot perpetual Easement and right-of-way .for Electric Transmission line as granted to the United States Department of Interior, Bureau o.f Reclamation by Norma M. Hendricks in instrument recorded October 5, 1962 in Book 344 at Page 430, affects Parcel A. 9. An 80 foot right-of-way and Easement for Silt Pump Canal-Silt project as granted to the United States Department of Interior, Bureau of Reclamation by Norma M. Hendricks in instrument re- corded October 26, 1967 in Book 389 at Page 309, affects Parcel A. 10. Oil and Gas Lease between Norma Hendricks arid McGuire Oil Company, recorded November 27, 1978 in Book 519 at Page 414, Reception No . 290285, and any and all assignments thereof or interests therein, affects Parcel A. 11. 30 foot rights-of-way for roads along the Northerly and Easterly boundary of Tract 7; The Westerly and Northerly boundary of Tract 8;. The Southerly and Westerly boundary of Tract 9; The Easterly and Southerly boundary of Tract 10; The Northerly and Easterly boundary of Tract 23; The Westerly and Northerly boundary of Tract 24; The Southerl and Westerly boundary of Tract 25; The Easterly and Southerly boundary of Tract 26, as shown on the map of Antlers Orchard Development Company's Plat No. 1, affects Parcel A. F <1 rm No. C-142 .4 Rev . 4 -18-75 SCHEDULE B--Continued Order No . ?82163 C-2 Sheet 6 of 6 12. Right of the proprietor of a vein or lode to extract and remove his ore therefrom, should the same be found to penetrate or i n - tersect the premises hereby granted, a s reserve d in United States Patent recorded April 4, 1902 in Book 56 at Page 445, affect s Parcel B. 13. Right of way for ditches or canals constructed by the author i ty of the United States, as reserved in United States Patent reco ded April 4, 1902 in Book 56 at Page 445, affects Parcel B. 14. One-half of the oil, gas, petroleum, hydrocarbons and mineral s on or within subject property, together with the right to ent e r upon the same to prospect for, mine and remove the same, as reserved by Glenn L. Zastrow and Eva M. Zastrow by instrmnent recorded August 12, 1960 in Book 329 at Page 168 , and any and all assignments thereof or interests therein , aff ects Parcel B. 15. Restrictions, which do not contain a forfeiture or reverter clause, but omitting restrictions, if any, based on race, co lor, religion, or national origin, a s contained in instrument r e c or d e d July 27, 1977 in Book 499 at Page 167, Reception No. 279767 , affects Parcel B. FORM 100.30 has been approved by Transamerica Ti tle Company and will be issued with final policy. RICHARD D. LAMM Governor DIVISION OF WATER RESOURCES Mr. Davis S. Farrar Department of Natural Resources 1313 Sherman Street -Room 818 Denver, Colorado 80203 Administration (303) 866-3581 Ground Water (303) 866-3587 July 22, 1981 Garfield County Planning Department 2014 Blake Avenue Glenwood Springs, CO 81601 Re: Rolling Meadows Subdivision Dear Mr. Farrar: J . A. DANIELSON State Engineer We have received the above referenced subdivision propos a l. Individual wells are proposed as the source of water for the nine lots. Pursuant to the recent letter from the State Engineer to the Boards of County Commissioners dated June 12, 1981, we now consider the Colorado River above Cameo to be subject to administration. As noted in that letter, we are not recommending approval of subdivisions in this area which would rely on individual wells unless supported by a court approved plan for augmentation. We also would require an analysis of availabil i ty and depend- ability of ground water below this subdivision. Since this proposal is not accompanied by an approved plan for augmen- tation, we cannot recommend its approval. HDS/KCK:mvf cc: Lee Enewold, Div. Eng. Rich Bell Ralph Stallman Land Use Commission Very truly yours, 1.i~~SiJ,,~rp.E. Assistant State Engineer ~~~ -~~ Ch-~~ ~CAJ' ~~~~"17 ~~ . . rill . I 0 ' ~ I · ~ @6:~5 ~~~~