HomeMy WebLinkAbout1.1 Supplemental App MaterialsBEATTIE, CHADVI/ICK & HOUPT, LLP
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW
g32COOPERAVENUE
GLENWOOD SPRINGS' CO Al 601I
STEVEN M. BEATTIE
GLENN D. CHADWICK
JEFFERSONV. HOUPT
JULIES. HANSON
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TELEPHONE: 970.945€659
FAX:970.94F8671
JHANSON@BCH-LAW.COM
July 29,2014
Glenn Hartmann
Garfield County Community Development
108 8th Street, Suite 401
Glenwood Springs, CO 81601
Re: Supplement to }day 7,2014letter in response to Completeness Review Lindauer
Yard lFuckett Land Co. ("Applicant") Minor Subdivision (File MISA-7830)
Dear Glenn:
This letter serves as a supplement, per our conversation on July 11,2014, and transmits
additional copies of the above referenced application. You requested that I provide a request for a
waiver of submittal requirements for a water supply plan.
Applicant hereby requests a waiver of the submittal requirements of a Water Supply Plan.
Section 4-202 of the Land Use Code states that awaiver may be approved if the Applicant
demonstrates the following criteria have been met by a proposed alternative:
The Applicant shows good cause for the requested waiver;
The project size, complexity, anticipated impacts, or other factors support a waiver;
The waiver does not compromise a proper and complete review; and
The information is not material to describing the proposal or demonstrating compliance with
approval criteria.
The remainder portion of the property is currently used for a residential house, barns and an
out building associated with farming and grazing. All buildings were constructed in compliance
with a building permit and received a certificate of occupancy therefore proving adequate water.
The remaindeiportion of the property is served by a well which is depicted on the draft Subdivision
Plat. There are no current plans to change those uses except for possible additional agricultural
uses. The remainder portion also houses a couple of drill pads utilized by WPX. No additional
demand for water is needed on the remainder parcel as a result of the proposed subdivision.
As stated above, there is no need for a Water Supply Plan submittal because the remainder
parcel is currently adequately served and there is no proposal to increase the project size, make the
project more complex or increase any impacts to the Property. The information that would be
provided in a Water Supply Plan does not compromise a proper and complete review and is not
material to the application because the property is currently adequately served and there are no
proposed changes in use due to this subdivision.
Please let me know if you have any questions or need any further information.
Very truly yours,
Ud.r" ,5. F{ (u. . cL\
Julie S. Hanson
enclosures
BEATT|E, CHADWICK & HOUPT, LLP
ATTORNEYSAND COUNSELORS AT LAW
932 COOPERAVENUE
GLENWOOD SPRTNGS, CO 8t 50t
STEVEN M. BEATTIE
GLENN D. CHADWICK
JEFFERSON V. HOUPT
JULIE S. HANSON
TELEPHONE: 970-945-8659
FAXI 970'945".A67 I
JHANSON@BCH-LAW.COM
May 7,2014
Glenn Hartmann
Garf,reld County Community Development
108 8th Street, Suite 401
Glenwood Springs, CO 81601
Re: Completeness Review Lindauer Yard lPuckett Land Co. Minor Subdivision
(File MISA-7830)
Dear Glenn:
This letter and attachments serves as a response to your letter dated March 12,2014
regarding the Completeness of the Lindauer Yard lPuckett Land Co. ("Puckett") Minor Subdivision
Application. Puckett responds as follows:
1. Information on the remainder portion of the property including water supply plan and waste
water plans or request waivers.
The remainder portion of the property is currently used for a residential house, barns and an
out building associated with farming and grazing. All buildings were constructed in
compliance with a building permit and received a certificate of occupancy therefore proving
adequate water and wastewater service. The remainder portion of the property is served by
a septic system and a well which are depicted on the draft Subdivision Plat. There are no
current plans to change those uses except for possible additional agricultural uses. The
remainder portion also houses a couple of drill pads utilized by WPX. No additional
demand for water is needed and no additional waste is being generated on the remainder
parcel as a result of the proposed subdivision.
2. Site plan including the remainder parcel to allow confirmation that all uses will remain in
compliance with the Land Use and Development Code provisions or request waivers.
Please see response to #1. The uses of the remainder parcel are in compliance with the Land
Use and Development Code and Applicant is not suggesting any changes as a result of the
subdivision. The draft Subdivision Plat includes depiction of existing infrastructure, wells
and septic systems and access information. The draft Subdivision Plat accurately reflects
the existing conditions of the property and no new uses are proposed.
3. Full size copy of proposed Minor Subdivision Plat.
A full size copy of the plat is enclosed.
4. Draft plat notes to address the representations made in the water supply plan waiver request.
Applicant proposes the following plat note to be included on the Subdivision Plat if acceptable to
the County.
"Parcel t has no adequate and legal water and the current use does not require adequate and
legal water. The use of Parcel 1 shall be restricted to the current use as provided for in the
Land Use Change Permit reflected by Resolution 2010-18. Any change in the use shall
require an amendment to the Land Use Change Permit."
5. Draft Waiver requests from the Wastewater Management Plan.
Draft waiver request is enclosed. A revised Application Form is also included.
6. Copy of Lease with PDC Energy Inc. and related authorization letters.
A copy of the lease and the authorization letter are enclosed.
7. Article 7 responses regarding the remainder parcel.
The current uses as described above in Paragraph 1 are in compliance with the Land Use and
Development Code and Applicant is not suggesting any changes as a result of the
subdivision.
8. Basic Natural Hazard and Geologic Hazards mapping.
A Geology andHazard map is enclosed.
9. Review Criteria for a Minor Subdivision found in Section 5-301(C).
1. The proposed subdivision complies with the requirements of the applicable zone
district and this Code and does not suggest any changes in use to either parcel.
2. This request is in general conformance with the Comprehensive Plan and does not
suggest any changes in use to either parcel.
3. This proposed subdivision requests a waiver to this requirement for Parcel I and
Parcel 2 is served by a well depicted on the draft plat. The well permit is enclosed.
4. Satisfactory evidence ofadequate and legal access has been provided. The plat
depicts access from County Road 215.
5. There are no additional easements that need to be obtained to serve either parcel.
The plat depicts those easements to be dedicated as needed to serve both parcels. Page two
of the plat describes and graphically depicts a new easement across Parcel 1 for Ingress-
Egress and Utilities for the benefit of Parcel2.
6. The proposed subdivision requests a waiver to this requirement for Parcel I and
Parcel 2 is served by a septic system depicted on the draft plat.
l. Hazards identified on the property such as, but not limited to, fire, flood, steep
slopes, rockfall and poor soils, shall be mitigated, to the extent practicable.
8. This application does not provide information on the estimated probable construction
costs and proposed method of financing for roads, water distribution systems, collection
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systems, storm drainage facilities and other such utilities as the proposed subdivision does
not propose any changes in use to either parcel.
9. Applicant has included a Certificate of Taxes Paid on the draft plat that shall be
appropriately filled in prior to recordation. The Statement of Taxes Due and Summary of
Taxes Due are included to show that all property taxes have been paid.
10. Applicant agrees to pay all fees, including road impact and school land dedication
fees.
1 1. The Final Plat meets the requirements per section 5-402.F
Copy of Resolution 2010-18.
A copy of the Resolution is enclosed.
Please let me know if you have any questions or need any further information.
Very truly yours,
t/r,'*t S, l&*'c(r-
Julie S. Hanson
enclosures
REQUEST FOR WAIVER OF SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS
Applicant hereby requests a waiver of the submittal requirements of a Wastewater
Management Plan.
Section 4-202 of the Land Use Code states that a waiver may be approved if the
Applicant demonstrates the following criteria have been met by a proposed alternative:
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The Applicant shows good cause for the requested waiver;
The project size, complexity, anticipated impacts, or other factors support a
waiver;
The waiver does not compromise a proper and complete review; and
The information is not material to describing the proposal or demonstrating
compliance with approval criteria.
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Parcel One has housed a storagellay down yard since 2010 when a Land Use
Change Permit was issued (Permit included in application materials). There has not been
a wastewater system at this site for that time. There are no other facilities or buildings on
the property. There are no personnel at the site except when dropping or picking up
supplies. In conformance with the Land Use Change Permit, sanitary sewage is collected
in pump and haul facilities. There are no plans to change the usage for the property in the
foreseeable future.
As stated above, there is no need for a Wastewater Management Plan because the
property is governed by a Land Use Change Permit that describes the necessary sanitary
sewage requirements. The curent uses on the property are in compliance with the Land
Use Change Permit and will not be changed as a result of the proposed subdivision. The
proposed subdivision does not increase the project size, make the project more complex
or increase any impacts to the Property. The information that would be provided in a
Wastewater Management Plan is not material to the application because the governing
document for sanitary sewage disposal is the Land Use Change Permit.
ryPE OF SU BDTVTSTON/EXEMPTTON
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INVOTVED PARTIES
Owner/Applicant
Name: Puckett Land Co.
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Community Development Department
108 8th Street, Suite 401
Glenwood Springs, CO 81501
(970194s-82L2
www.garfiel d-countv,com
DIVISIONS:OF LAND
APPUCATION FORM
Phone:(303 )763-1000
Mailing Address:5460 Quebec St.
citr: Greenwood Village
E_mait : ericstearns@puckettland.com
state: co Zip code:80111
Rural Land Development Exemption
R;pi&;i;til; (iltffi irition neq utiea)
Name: Eric R. Stearns Phone:(303 )763-1000
Mailing Address: Same
City:State: _ Zip Code:
E-mail:
PROJECT NAME AND LOCATION
Project Name:
Lindauer Yard Minor Subdivision
Assessor's ParcelNumber: 2171 - 291 - 00 - 005
Physical/Street Address:4t miles North of Parachute on County Road 215
Legal Description:LEGAL Section: 29 Township: 6 Range: 96 SEC 28 LOT 4(40.53A), S2NW & LOT 9(31.87A
& NESW (33.55A) SEC 29 LOT 1(40.974) 5(41.03A) 6(41.07A) 7(41.05A) EXCEPT 10.28 AC. FOR CO. RD. 215 ROW.
Zone Distric,. Resource Lands Property size (acres): 341 Acrest
E Minor Subdivision
Mrioi sruai"iiiJn
*tr Preliminary Plan Amendment
tr Final Plat Amendment
tr Sketch E Preliminary E Final tr Common lnterest Community Subdivision
Conservation Subdivision tr Public/Countv Road Solit Exemotion
I Project OCscription
IRRIGATED LAND.AGRICLTRAL. FARM/RANCH RESIDENCE-IMPS GRAZING LAND-AGRICULTURAL
WASTE LAND, OIL & GAS
Proposed Use (From Use Table 3-403): INDUSTRIAL LAYDoWN YARD
Description of Project:This project is for the purpose of separating a lot consisting of the lay down yard subject to
Land Use Change Permit approved by Resolution 2010-18 together with adjacent lands so the property may be treated
independent from the parent parcel in any real estate transactions or development activities.
Proposed nt Area
I Land Use ; # of lots # of Units Parking
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Submission Requirements
f, fh" Applicant requesting a Waiver of Submission Requirements per Section 4-202.
Section: q'eo3 Section:
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EI fne Applicant is requesting a Waiver of Standards per Section 4-L18. List:
section.T-104 Section:
Section:Section:
I have read the statements above and have provided the required attached information which is
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OFFICIAL USE ONtY
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SURFACIT LEASE
STATE OF COLORADO
COUNTY OF (iARFIELD
I"HIS SURFACE LEASE AGIIIIEMENI' fthis 'oAgreement"). made as of this 27tl"r
tlay of October, 2009, by arrd between Puckett Land Companyr a Colorado ccrporation,
whose address is 5450 S. Quebec Street, Suite 250, Greenwood Village. Colorado 80lll.
hereinafttr c*lled 'oLeBSor", ancl Petroleunr Development Corporation, a Nevada corporation,
whps* address is 1775 Sherman Street, Suito 3000, Denver, Colorado 80203, hereinafter
called "Lessee". The entities named above may sonretimes individually be ref'erred to as
"Party" and collectively as 'Parties".
WITNf,SSETH:
l:or and in consi,Ceration of 'len Dollars ($10.00) and other valuable crrnsideration
artd the r:r:nts paid and to be pald, and the nlutrlal covenants lrerein contained, Lessor dpes
heretry lease and demise unto Lessee the surl?lce of the I'ollowing described property, situated
in Carfielcl County, Colorado:
A parcel of lantl situatcd in L,ots 4 of Section 28 and L.ot I of Section 29
Torvnslrip 6 south, Itange 96 west 6'h P.lvx. containing 4.71 acres more or
1ess, ancl as more particularly dsscribed a-s the l-aydown Yard, depicted in the
plat attached hereto as Exhibit "A" lvlrich is incorporated herein for all
PUrposes"
The above described property is hereinafter ret'erred to as the "l-easecl Premises"-
This Agreement is subject to the tbllorving terms ancl conditions:
l. Purnoseof Lease, The L.eased Premises may be used by the Lessee for any and
all purposes consistent with the Lessee's business activities, supply storage and water
filling statiott, irtcluding, but not linrited to, constructing, maintaining, operating and
storing on the [,eased tr)remises, equipnrent, machinery, purxps, powsr stations,
pipelines, drill pipe, mud sacks, and other items incidental to the foregoing purposes
and privileges, including rights of ingr.ess and egress.
2. Tcrrn. This Agteement shall be efTective beginning Jarruary l, 2010 ancl
shall be for a primary tsrm of ter* (I0) yeflrs. Lessce is hereby given the option to
extend the prirnary tcnu of this Iease f'or an additional ten (10) years lrom the
e xpiration o{'tlre original primary tenn hereof.
i. X3e{rtal Pavment.
a, lnitial Rental Pavrnent.l.,essee shall have no ren(al paynrent flor the
initial three (3) ycars of the primary tenn.
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b. Annqal Rental.favr.nent BasEd on Market ltate,Comnrencing the
lburth year nf the primary terrn, l,essee shall pay Lessor an annual rental
payment hased upon market rate. Ilach subsequcnt year, tlre rental payment
may be adjusted to ma*et rate aX the request of [,essor or Lessee by
prerviding sixty (60) days notice prior to the upcoming rental payment. The
annual rentalpayment will tre due uporr the etfective date of each year.
i. Market ltate. ll{arket rate shall be detlnecl as lhe average of quoles
obtained in good Iaith by both Lessor zud Lessee. Both Lessor and
Lessee shall elhtain two (2) quotes f'rorl industry sources or Iocal real
estate sources and be lin:ited to similar land use in thc area,
Maintenance of Lease.
a. R.iglrt tp Surrender. Lessce nray surrender this Agrecment in whole or any
paft at any tin're by filing an instrument of Iilll or par"tial surrender of public
necorcl in the county wherein the Leased Premises are located. [Jpon such
snrret:dero Lesset shall be relieved o{'all oblig;rtions under this Agreenlent as
to lands so surrendeled, except as s;recifically notecl herein.
Bensvatof Equipmqflt. It is agreed that all buildings, machinery and other
material, equipment and property placed on the L.,eased Prcmises by the l-essee shall
not become part o{ the r"eal property but shall renrain the pcrsonal pnrperly of [,essee,
and that Lessee shall have thc privilege ot'removing all personal ploperty and
improvemelrts placed b1, it on the ["eased Pren"lises, prur,ided tlrat it does so u,,ithin six
(6) monlhs l'ollorving the termination olthis Agreement,
Cqvqnant that Openation of Leased Premlses Not Interfere with F+rl:iant Tcnrment,
a. Lessec agrees to maintain a:rd operate thc l-eascd Premiscs hercin granted in
such manner that the operation thereol'will in no way hilrder or prevent tlre
use and enjeiymtnt of Lessor's acljoining propefly, inctuding use thereof lbr
exploratior"r, mining, oil slrale developnlcnt, oiI and gas deve lopnrent,
fhrrnir:9, ranching and land development.
b. [..essee agrf,es to fencc tlte rvhole of the Leased Fremises. Lessee may use
chain link fbrrcing or sin-rilar product" Cates to be instatled as rcquired to
satisfy the use requirements ol'the Lessee.
c. Lessee agrees to landscape the Leased Premises along the side l'acing County
Road 215 imnrediately adjacent to the Leasgd Frenrises, and along the side
tbcing the Lcssor's entrance immedialely ad.iacent to the Leased Premises.
Lessor reserves the right to applove such plans.
d. [.,essee leserves the right to place or build a building on the l-eased Prenrises.
e. lI l-essee chooses to place or build a building on rhe [.eased Premises, L,essce
agrees to install a flag pole illuminatcd Itom [:lelow at a location mutually
agreed upon by the parties.
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Lessee may at its option provide fur lighting on the Leased Premises.
lixcept as othenwise provided lrerein" Lessee shall maintain cun'ent as-built
drawings fon the Leased Prenrises an<J all of its surlbce and subsurt-ace
Ihcilities located rvithin &e Leased Frenrises and shall provide Lessor with
copies of such drawings.
Lessee shall take all necessary precautiolts in conducting its activities under
this Agreement to preveflt brusll and grass fircs.
Itdemni*. Lessee agretrs to protect, inclemnif,y and hold Lessor and all of
Lessor's afliliated and parent and subsidiary companies. joint venture s and partners,
and all of the afr:resaid entities" ollicers, directors. shareholders, enrployees, agents,
invitees and insurers ("lndernuities") lrannless, fronr and against any and all liability.
loss, darnage, costs (including ottornsy fees), expenscs, filres, claims, demands and
causes of action arising out of or in any way conneoted with Lessee's activities or
operations under this A-ereement" that result in injury to or illness or death of any
person (inctruding, but not linrited to, an Indemrritee clr an employce or an agent of
l-cssee or Lessee's contractors or subcontractors tlr any third party) or lbr loss or
darnage to property (including, but not linrited to, propefiy of Indemnitees, [,essee.
L,essee's contractors or subcontrectors or aily third party) or f'nr violatiorr of any
Itderal, state or local laws* rules, regulations, and ordsrs, including, but not lirnited
to. Cornprehensiv* Environn:ental Response. Compcnsatiorln and Liability Act
{"Ci1lRCLA") and Resource Conservation and flecovery Act ("RC[{A"). S.U.9FI
TNDEMT!.rTY S_HAL[, AprlLX"b,VEN ll\l ',l'Ft[ HVENI QF AlJ INDEMNn'Eb_]S
OWN NEGLIGENCE. WHETI-IF-R SUCT{ NI]G!-IG[;NCE IS SQI.E.
CO fuU'-AR ITIVE. CON ] IUBL]TQ RY. CON C UR R E]N]]. - ACI"I VH. QR I'ASS I V H.
AND REGA&I]I-HSS T}F WIILII-HI]R I,IABILITY WIT}-{QIJ]: FAUI,T IS
IMPOSED QK SOUAHTjL'O- BE XMFQSIiD ON ONE O"& MO&E QF TI-{E
INDEMNITEII$. ?his indernnity sl"rall not apply to the cxtent that it is v6id or
otherwlse unenftrrccable unde r applicable larv.
-I,essee lnsura{rce RequiremenJ. Without in any rvay lirniting [..essee's tiabiliry
under this agreement. lessee shall n:aintain, during the ternl of this Agreement, the
fbllowing insuranee with cornpanies satisfactory to the L,essor:
a. Wt:rker's Compensation antl Enrployers' l-iability Insurance as prescribcd hy
applicable law. "['he limit of liability for llnrployers- Liability Insurance shall
not be less than 51,000,000 per occurrcnce.
b. Comprehensive or Commercial General Liability fnsurance (Boclil1, lnjury
ancl Properly Damage), including the following supplernentary coverages:
Contmctual Liability to cover Iiability assunre d by Lessee uncler this
Agreemenl; Prnduct and Completed Opcrations l-iability tnsurance: IJroad
Porm Property Danrage Liability Insurance; and coverage rbr Explosion.
Collapse and Underground Flazards. 1'he limit of liability for such insurance
shall not be less than $1,000,000 per occuruence .
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c. Automobile Bodily lrrjury and Property Damage Liability lnsurancc. Sucfr
insurance shall exteud to owncd, non-owned and hired automobiles used in
the activities perfonned pursuant to this Agreement. The lirnits ot'liability of
such insurances shall not be lessthan $1,000,000 perperson / $1,000,000 per
occumence fur bodily iniury and $1,000.000 frer occurrence for property
danrage.
The insurance specified in this Section I shall contain a rvaiyer of subrogation against
Lcssor, and shall name [,essor as an additional insured with respect to the activities
perfornred pursuant to this agreement. L:r addition. such insurance shall include a
requirement that the insurer provide l-essor with 30-days' rvritten notice prior tr: the
eiTective date of any canceilation or material change of the insurance coverage.
Upon Lessor's request, Le.ssee rvill furnish Lessor with copies of the insurance
policies provirling the covcrages and endorscments required her:ein.
Warrantv. This Agreement is made rvithout werranty of title, express or irnplierJ,
and is expressly sub.ject to any exceptions anrl reserva{ions and other rnatters
aflecting title of reeord. including all existing easements, rights+Fway, licenses,
leases and other agreemqnts alTecting the surface or subsurface of the l,eased
Premises. Lessor further restsryes the right to grant other easements. rights-of-rvay,
licenscs, leases to third partics to cross over or under these l-eases Prenrises. Lessce
is rcsponsible f'or ohrtaining any ncccssary third parly conscnts prior to conclucting
activities on the l-eased Prcmises pursuant to this Agreement. Lessee rr1ay, at its
uption, discharge any tax, mofigegc or other lien on the l-eased Prentiscs. in rvhole or
in part, and thereby [re subrogatcd to each such lien or liens, w'ith the right to enforce
l"he satne. If l,e"suor orvns less than the entire interest in tlre l"easerj Prelnises, the
payment to be paid hereunder pursuant to Seclion 3.a.. shall be proporlionally
reduced,
Aqsleqmcnt. No change of owrership of the l.cased Prernises shall operate to
enlarge the obligations or diminish the rights cf L,essee under this Agreement. No
*l"lange in owrenship r:f the Leased Premises slrall atfect or hind Lessee until the
purchaser thereof shall f'urnish to [,essee the origiual instrument of'conveyance or a
duly certificd copy thereof. L,essee shall have neither the right nor the power to
assign this Agreenrent, itt whole or in part, to any otlier party without the prir:r'nvritten
consenl of Lessor. Lessor rnay withhold its consent Io any such proposed or
attempted assignnrent for any reason or for no reason in its sole direction. Any
attemptsd assignmetrt made in contraventiorr of this provision will be, in Lessor's
sole discnetion (and in addition to any other remedy available to Lessor at law or iu
equity), voida[rle and of ns force. The granting of Lessor's consent to any
assignn:ent r.vill be ellbctive only as to the specific assignment then the express
suhject of such consent, and any subsequcnt assignment which may lre proposed or
attcmpted, will be ineffbctive without Lessor*s prior written consent. Provided,
however. this provision shall not apply to trausfurs of interest that result funm
lnergers, acquisitions or sale of substantially all ot'Lessee's assets or to assignrnenN
to Lessee's corporate affiliates,
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11.Breach. It is agreed that no default on breach of covenaut shall be deemed to
have occurred on the part of Lessee until thirty (30) days after written notice of such
dsfault or breach shall have been given to [-.essee. and l-essee shall havc failed to
remcdy such def"ault or breach within such period of tirne.
'faxes. Liens. and EncH,m!"rances. Lesscc ilgrses to pay prolllptly and befure
delinquency all taxes and assessments ievied or assessed upon or against the ["eased
Premises during the teun hereof; by reason of, or resulting l'rom, Lessee's activities
under thi.s Agreement, and to reirnburse Lessor for any insrease in taxes paid by
Lessor resulting fronr the value of Lessee's tacilities on the Leased Premises, r.vhether
or not separetely assessed.
tJ.Notices.All notices shaXl be in writing with postage prepaid addressed to the
applicable Party lrereto at the address set fortlr ahove, or to such other persons and
addresses as may lrereafter be designated by the Ilafties hereto in rr,riting. All r:rotices
slraitr be dcemed delivened rvhen deposited in a United Stated Post OfIce enclosed in
a prepaid envelope aildressed a.s hereinabove prnvided, or if not mailed, when
dclivered in person to the affccted Parry.
Sruccessors and Assigns. The terms, conditions and pnrvisiorrs of this
agre€ment slaall be binding upon and inure to the bencfir of the partics hercto and
their respective pcnnitted .successors and assigns,
15. Termination of Agrecnrcnt"I-essee has the right at any lime to ter.nrinate
this Agreement, Upon tenni[ation of this Agneemenq Lcs.scc slrall exr:cute aneJ
deliver to [-cssor, rvithin thirty (30) clays after rvrittcn dernand theref-ore, a gr":od and
suft'icient lelease as to all irll€rests of Lessce in the l..eased Premises. Should Lcssee
fail or retuse tr: cleliver to Lessor such release, a rvritten notice by l-essor reciting the
failuro or reflsal of'Lessee [o execute and deliver said release. as herein providetl,
shall atter ten (10) days fiom the date of recordation of said notice, be er:nclusive
evidcnce against l,essec ancl all persons clairning under Lessee ol'the temnination of
this Agre:ement and all interest of Lessr:e lrereunder, sutrject to [,essee's obligation to
retrlove its property rvithin six (6) rnonths of such termination. Tenrinertion shall rrot
operate to extinguish any ohligations ol'I.essee whiclr have accrued at tl're time of
ternrination, or which accrue hereunder upon termination.
Anplicnble l.aw. This Agreerment $nd Exhibit "A" herero shall be governed as
fo validity, enfr:rcement" conslruction, efTect, arrcl in all other rcspects, by the laws of
the State of Colorado, and its eoufis shall have juriseliction to enforce this agreement.
Attotq,gY Fqw. [n the crvent of a delault by either Paty in thc perfonnance of
its duties, the court r.vith the proper jurisdietion to resolve the dispute shal! award
reasonable at(orney f-ces artd sosts to the successful Party, or in suclr manlter as the
court sees fit.
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rN WI]NESS WHEREOF,
date f,rrst above written.
the Parlies hereto have executed this Agreement as of the
LeSSOT:
Fuckett tr-and Company
By:
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Fetroleum Development Cor:poration
Vice President l.and
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me tlris,{f{day af #*-yag;6 , 2009 by
Puckett Land Company. a Colorado
Date: /o- 27- o? _
STA"TE OF COLORADO )
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)C0UNTY ot'#€*ge**
The lbregoing instrument lvas *ck'rowledged befbr:e
Matthew A. Wurtzbacher, P.8., as President t'or
cclrporalIon.
Notary Public
S'IA]'E OF COLORADO
CI]'Y AND
C0UNTY OIT DENVTJR
-llre foregoing instrurnent was acknowtedged before r-ne this .r. day oi', , .Lj,:.., , 2009 by
"lames R" Schalf as Vice Fr:esidenl Land rrf Pctrolcum Development Co;poratiox, a Nevada
corporation,
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V?A OVERSTGH? BEI"IVEIIY
Fel:ruary I 1, 2i),13
Puckett Land Company
5460 S. Quebec Street, Suite 250
Greenwood Village, Cololado 801 11
Attn: h,fr. Rayrnond Anderson
Land Manager
tr{e : Request for Consent to Assignment
Delu Mr. Anderson:
or Fehrsary 4,3013, PDC Enelgy, Inc" and ce::tain of its aflriiates (*'llDC"), as seller, and
Caerus Piceatce I.[.C, Caerus Washco LLC, ancl Caerus Operating L{-C "Caerus"}, a$ Buyel,
executed a Furchase and Salc Agreement pursuailt. to which PDC is selling, among other asselq,
all of its Fic:eance Basin oil andgas assets to Caerus effective as of January 1, 2013. In
con*estion with this transaction, PDC is assignirrg tu Caerus ail of its leases ancl other conrac$
relatectr tcl the operation of such assets. The closing of the transaction is schei1ulecl to occur on
March i5, ?013.
Antorg the assets to he assigned pursuant to the purchase ancl sale transaction are those ieases
anrl contracts identified on Hxhihit A attached hereto (the "Properties") whicl: reqr.rire rhe
consent o1'Fuckett Land Cornpany to assign. The puryose of this corresponeleuce is to 1'or*lally
request the consent of the Fuchett Laud Company to tlie assignment fi'onr Pi]C co Caerus. ot'
FDC's ittlerests in tlie Froperties. I have enclosecl cr:pies of a1l of the leases and contracts lbr
y0rri' convenience.
If tlie t'oregoing is agreeable to yilri, please indicate your conserrt h1. executing in the space
provided heiovu, and ffiturning to rxy atrelltion *n execumd original by u.s. mai).
If you havc any questions concerning this rnatter, please contact me at (-103) 83 I -39 18.
Sincerely.
PDC Energy,Imc" '
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Edward R, Koerrigir, trII'
I-and Jr{anager-Western U.S,
(iranting {oE}semt to &foe afq}rementioned *ssignmentr
Fuckett Lan{ Campany
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COC01879 Surface Lease, Puckett Lrnd Company anci Petroleum Developmenl Corporati<ln
10t27na{}g LEASE
COSL00029 Puckett Larid Coinpany (Granror), Petroleum Development Corporation
({irantee) 411812012 SURLS PICEANCE, not recorded
COC00403 Puckett Land Company (Crantr:r), Petroleum Developrnest Clorporation and
Marathon Oil (Grantees) 8/l/2007 SURLS PTCEANCE
COCCIl I.73 Fuckett Land. Company (Crantor), Petroleum Development Corporation
(Granme) 7l5l2?n SWD PICfiANCE
Nolte Water
Disposal Fuckett Land Company (Grantor)- PDC Energy, lnc. (Crantee'1I2l2A/2012 SWD
FICEANCE, not rccorded
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Caerus Oil and Gas LLC
600 Seventeenth Street
suire 1600N
Denver, CO 80202
4pr1129,2014
Garfield County
Community Development Department
108 8'h Street, Suite 401
Glenwood Springs, CO 81601
Re: Request for Minor Subdivision, Lindauer PDC Yard
Parachute, CO 81635
Garfield County, Colorado
Ladies and Gentlemen:
Caerus Piceance LLC ("Caelus"), a subsidiary of Caerus Oil and Gas LLC, is the lessee
of the properly known as the Lindauel Yard listed as Parcel No. 217 1 -29 1 -00-005 and is
the assignee of PDC Energy, Inc. Caerus supports Puckett Land Company's application
for a Minor Subdivision and states that Caerus is in compliance with the requirements set
fbrth by Garf-ield County in Resolution No. 2010- 1 8 with regards to our lease on the
parcel ofland referred to above.
Sincerely,
Caerus Piceance LLCW^
"\w'Matthew A. Wurtzbacher F
President
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Denver. Colorado 80203
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The undersigned, being duly sworn upon oath, deposes and says that he is the contractor of the well or
pump installation descri ; that he has read the statement made hereon; knows the content
thereof, and that knowledge,
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8 Centennial Bldg., 1313 Sherman St., Denver. Colorado 802Of
PE R M I T APPL ICAT ION F-O-R I\,!
( X) n peRr',trr ro usE GRouND wATER
t>Q a peRurr ro coNsrnUcr A wELL
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( I REPLACEMENT FOB NO.
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mailing address
NAME Atlantlc Rlchfleld Company
STREET 555 tTth Strepr
CITY Denver. C0 80202
(Sa.tc.l
(303) 293-4508
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TELEPHONE NO.
(2) LOCATION OF PROPOSED WELL
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(3) WATER USE_Alyp WELL DATA
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Proposed maximum pumping rate (gpm) -Q-- I O
FOR OFFICE USE ONLY: DO NOr WRITE lN THIS COLUMN
,Average annual amount of ground water . - I
to b"ipprop.iated (acre'feeil I u- Cl
' Number of acres to be irrigated:t{o,q
Proposed totardepth 1r""r1, .2St - rrDl ^- h0-Jiock
Owner's well designation
GROUND WATER TO BE USED.FOR:
1(X ) HOUSEHOLO USE ONLY . no irrisation (01
) ooMEsTtc (rl ( ) TNDUSTBTAL (5)
) LIVESTOCK (2I
) coMMEBCTAL (4)
() IRRIGATION (6}( ) MUNtCtPAL (B)
)orHER (91
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Ntur,.e ili"r+s D.r\\\ Co,, r',. -
Street a39cl y'AJY a-Sa
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DETAIL THE USE ON BACK IN (I1)
Lic. No.
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I) APPnOVED PIInSUANT 10 CRS 37-92-602(3)(b)(rr)(4) 4s_Trtr oNry r{ELr oN A HEsrDENrrAr'SItE'oP ',
40 ACRES DESCRIBED AS THB IITE 1/4 OF TI{E SE I74qI_EEqT_I0ry_29, T65, R961{ OF rrft erx p.r.r.;
GARtr'IBLD COTINTY.
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!I!{ITED-!9_Q8DIN4RY EOUSBHOI.D PIJRPOSBS INSIDB ASINGTE FAIUIIY I}tfittING rilD ITE MTEFIFC-6F-M-'
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OR OTHBR PURPOSBS.
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ug_sI_BE TrEU Ar{ INDMDUAT, I{ASTB WATER DISmSATSYqIEH 0F Trts NON-EVAPoRATIVE TypE WHERts iIE- -
WATBR IS RETURilED TO lEB SAI,{B STREAI,I STSTST{-IUWIIICH ItrE IiB[t IS IOCAItsD.
4) TIE EXTSTIi{C ltBr,t MUST BE ptUccBD AND
ABAilDO{BD ACCONDI}IG TO TH8 RUTBS AilD
EBGULATIONS FOR I{ATEN HBt[ AND PWPINSTALI,ATION CONTRACTORS WITIIIN NINETY (90)
DAYS OT COUPLETION OF TI{B I{EW WEtt. TIfrEUCIpSED AFI'IDAVIT FOE{ MUST BE CCt-tprBtED
aEFrlQrINc THAT THE.OTD wELL r{AS PLUGGED A}{D
AEANDoNED. G76 Blz/dB
APPLICATION AP.PROVEO
PERMIT NUMBER 151871)
EXPIBATION
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This well shall be used in such a way as to cause
no material injury to existing water rights. The
issuance of the'p€'imit does not-assure the applicant
that no injury will occur to another vested water
right or preclude another owner of a vested water
right from seeking relief in a civil court action.
DATE ISSUED ilrG n 2 1988
AUG 0 2 1990
Aquifer ground water is to b€ obtained from;
Telephone No.
O' Bu 31 COUNTY A3
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(5) THE LOCATION qF THE PROPOSED WELL and theareaon
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ryrtem to be used.
, WATER EOUIVALENTS TABLE (Ftounded Figuresl
An acra-foot,covers 1 ocr! of land 1 loot deepI cubic loot bor tocond lclsl . . . 449 gallons per minure (gpml
A lamily of 5 will rcquire apgroximrtely 1 acrg-loot of wat"r per year.
1 acrc-foor -.. 43,560cubac f.€r .. . 325,9G)g'rlons.
l.OOO gpm pumpcd continuoutly lor onc dly producos 4-42 rcre.feet.
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sec. line
sec. line
SUBDIVISION
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No. of u".*% . will rhis be
the only well on thig tfact?
(8) PROPOSED CASING P.ROGRAM
Ptain Casing
d r.o, in from Sur9. - ft. to i.Q tt.
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in. f rom
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to- ft.
Perforated casing
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(9) F.9R REPLACEMENT WELLS sivedistance
and direction lrom old well and plans for plugging
it:
or l/a AveoKp-nLrNG *
(12} OTHER WATER RIGHfS u'sed on this land, including wells.Give Registration and Water Court Case Numbers.
Description of land on which used
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TRUE TO THE KNOWLEDGE.
SIGNA OF ICANT(S)
Love, Coordlnatorr. Property Adurlnlstratlon
Use additional sheets of paper if more space is required.
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,,ARCO Coal Company
555 Sevenleenlh Slreel
Denver, Colorado E0202
Telephone 303 293 4000
P ro p e r ly Ad minlelr alio n
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Colorado Division of Water Resources
818 Centennial BIdg.
1313 Sherman Street
Denver, Colorado 80203
Re: Permit Applieation for l{ater Well
Haystack Property
Garfield County, CO
Gentlemen:
Enclosed is a permit application for a water well to be drilled in
Garfield County, Colorado on property owned by Atlantic Richfield
Company. We ask that you expedite processing on ttris matter if
possible since we have tenants occupying the residence on the
property who need the use of the water.
Please contact me if you need anything further in this regard.
Thank you for your courtesy.
Sincerely,Y+,@
Mickey L. Love
Coordinator,
Property Administration
MLL:mjb
enclosure
cc: J, R. Hardin, ARCO
Gary R. Morris, Unocal
,(tr n!ictdCo$Dd,rr
, BOY FO}.IEF
Gover nor
,;EilS.d. OANIELSCN
Siare Engrneer
OFFICE OF THE STATE ENGINEER
DIVISION OF WATER FESOURCES
I313 Sherman Street-Boom 818
Denver, Colorado 802O3
(303) 866-3581
Dear Appl i cant,
RE: WATER l.lELL PERHIT APPLICATI0N(S)
During the 1987 session of the Legislature which ended the last week of June,
Senate B'ill 200 was passed, and became effective July l, 1987. This law
increased the fee for applications of the type you submitted to S50.00 per
we]l .
We are returning the attached application(s) and your remittance, if included,
to you since we cannot process the appl ication(s) unti'l we recejve the correctfee. Please subrnit the application(s) with the correct fee
The new law also requjres this office to act within 45 days of the receipt of
a complete and correct application. To avoid addiLional delays, you may wish
to review the appl i.tjo,n(s) to assure completeness and correctness.
Your total fee is 6b O
lle are sorry for any inconvenience this may have caused you.
Alq-NN=
Richard A. Eell
Hater Resources Geol og i st
Ground llaler Section
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Garfield Gounty Treasurer
Statement Of Taxes Due
Account Number R2601 64
Acres 350.07
Assessed To
Parcel 217129100005
PUCKETT LAND COMPANY
5460 S QUEBEC STREET, SUITE 250
GREENWOOD VILLAGE, CO 80I I I.19I7
Legal Description
Section: 29 Township: 6 Range: 96 SEC 28 LOT 4(40.53A), S2NW & LOT 9(31.87A) & NESW (33.55A) SEC 29 LOT
Situs Addross
5325 215 COUNTY RD
l(40.97A) 5(4r.03A) 6(41.07A) 7(4l.OsA) EXCEPT 10.28 AC. FOR CO. RD. 2ls ROW
Year Tax Inte,rest Fees Payme'nts Balaace
Tax Charge
Total Tax Charge $0.00
Grau<lTotalllue as of05/07l2014 $0'00
Tax Billed at 20 I 3 Rates for Tax Area 026 - I 6-BHFZDF - 026
Authority
GARFIELD COUNTY
GARFIELD COUNTY - ROAD & B
GARFIELD COUNTY - SOCIAL SE
GARFIELD COUNTY - CAPITAL E
GARFIELD COUNTY - RETIREMEN
GRAND VALLEY AND RURAL FIRE
BLUESTONE WATER CONS
COLO RIVER WATER CONS
GRAND RIVER HOSPITAL
GRAND VALLEY CEMETERY
SCHOOL DIST I6 - GENERAL FU
SCHOOL DIST I6 - BOND
COLORADO MTN COLLEGE
GRAND RIVER HOSPITAL. BOND
GARFIELD COUNTY PUBLIC LIBR
SCHOOL DIST 16 - MILL LEVY
Taxes Billed 2013
* Credit Levy
MillLevy
5.9550000
3.0000000
1.2500000
3.0000000
0.4500000
3.2670000
0.0060000
0.2540000
5.0790000*
0.0090000
2.2330000
5.5890000
3.9970000
0.5 I 80000
1.0000000
L I 060000
Amormt
sl I1.30
$56.07
s23.36
$56.07
$8.41
s61.06
$0.1 1
$4.75
$94.93
$0.17
$41.73
$ 104.46
$74.70
$9.68
$ l 8.69
$20.67
Values
IRRIGATED LAND.
AGRICLTRL.
GRAZING LAND-
AGRICULTURAL
WASTE LAND
FARM/RANCH
RESIDENCE-IMPS
OTHER BLDGS.-
AGRICULTURAL
Total $l 01,690 s l 8,690
Ao0ral
$4s,8s0
$ 1,200
$ 1,160
$s 1,360
$2, I 20
Assessed
s l 3,300
$350
$340
$4,090
$610
36.7 130000 s686. r 6
ALL TAX LIEN SALE AMOUNTS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE DUE TO ENDORSEMENT OF CURRENT TAXES BY THE LIENHOLDER OR TO
ADVERTISING AND DISTRAINT WARRANT FEES. CHANGES MAY OCCUR AND THE TREASURER'S OFFICE WILL NEED TO BE CONTACTED PRIOR
TO REMITTANCE AFTER THE FOLLOWING DATES: PERSONAL PROPERTY AND IVOBILE HOMES - SEPTEI\4BER 1,2014, REAL PROPERTY -
SEPTEMBER 1,2014. TAX SALE REDEMPTION AMOUNTS MUST BE PAID BY CASH OR CASHIERS CHECK.
Garfield County Treasurer
P.O. Box 1069
Glenwood Springs, CO 81602-1069
(970) 945-6382
l
Account
R260t64
Legal:
Year
As of Date ParcelNumber Owner
0s10712014 2r7t2910000s PUCKETT LAND COMPANY
Section: 29 Township: 6 Range: 96 SEC 28 LOT 4(40.53A), S2NW & LOT
9(31.87A) & NESW (33.5sA) SEC 29 LOT l(40.97A) s(41.03A) 6(41.07A)
7(41.05A) EXCEPT 10.28 AC. FOR CO. RD. 215 ROW.
Tax Total Due
Total $0.00 $0.00
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STATE OF COLORADO
County of Garfield
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AtaregularmeetingoftheBoardofCountyCommissionersforGarfieldCounty,
colorado. held in the Commirr[""r.; la.Ji"g Room, Garfield County Courthouse, in Glenwood
i;r6;;,M*day, the l5'h day of March A'D' 2010' there were present:
John Martin ' eommissioner chairman
Mik"S-ton
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'qo*'nittio,'"'
Trdsi HouPt ' Commissioner
Ei6rahiuim, -- . Assistant county Attgrney
ilGrr*?ib-."nt)- ' co*t' Muoun"'
when the following proceedings, among others were had and done' to-wit:
RESOLUTION NO. 2OIO-18
A RESOLUTION CONCERNED WITH TIIE APPROVAL OF A LAND USE CHAI\GE
PERMIT, LIPA 6239, rOnironecE: SUppLIES, MACHINERY' EQUIPMENT' OR
PRODUCTS, LOCATED Wnsr oicouxrY ROAD 215 AND 4 MrLES NORTIIWEST
OB PARACHUTE, AND WIiTTTU,C. PNOPERTY OWNED BY TIIE PUCKETT LAND
COMPANY, GARFIELD COUNTY
PA RC EL N O# 2r'l I -29 1 -00 -005
Recitals
A'TheBoardofCorrrrtyCommissionersofGarfieldCourrty,Colorado,receivedan
application for a Land u..-cti"g" permit to allow for Storage: Supplies, Machinery,
Equipment, and Products.
B. The 4.7-acre site is located west of county Road 215, four miles northwest of
Paruch,rrc, CO, and within property owned by the Puckett Land Company'
C.T"lte ,!-acresiteisdescribedintheapplicationdocumentsandattachedheretoas
Exhibit A ald incorporated by this reference;
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D'Thesubjectpropertyiscontainedwithinth€ResourceLand/GentleSlopeszoning
district and a Land Use Cn"lrgJ Permit for Storage: Supplies, Y":{l"y' Equipment' and
p."J"t,t ,tqrir* approval of a iimited Impact Review Process by Garfield County'
E. The Board is authorized to approve, deny or approve with conditions a Land Use
Change Permit for Storage: S,rppti"t, f",ii!g"-n'-' Eq-uipme+ and Products pursuant to Section
i-lOfLa 4-105 of the C,n"ta bor"ty Unified Land Use Resolution of 2008, as arnended'
F.TheBoardofCountyCommissionersopenedthepublichearingonthel5thdayof
March, 2010 upon the question of whether the lzni Use Change Permit application, LIPA 6239'
i.. S;A"r Supplies, tut*1in".y, Equipment, and Products, should be granted or denied, during
*ti"n friri"g tire public,rri i"t"r".tia petsons were given the opportunity to express their
opinions regarding the application.
G.TheBoardofCountyCommissionersclosedthepublichearingonthel5thdaybf
MarclL 2010 to make a final decision.
H.TheBoardonthebasisofsubstantialcompetentevidenceproducedatthe
aforementioned hearing, has made the following determinations of fact:
1'ThatproperpublicnoticewasprovidedasrequiredforthehearingbeforetheBoardof
CountY Commissioners.
2. That the hearing before the Board of county commissioners was extensive and complete,
that all pertinent facts, matters and issues were submitted or could be submitted and that
all interested parties were heard at that meeting'
3. That for the above stated and other reasons, the l,and Use Change Permit fot Storage:
Supplies,Machinery,Equipmcnt,andProductsisinthebestinterestofthehealth,safety,
-o.alr, convenirn*, ori"r, prosperity and welfare ofthe citizens of Garlield County'
4. That the application, ifall conditions are met, will be in conformance with the applicable
sections oithe Garfietd county Unified Land Use Resolution of 2008 as amended.
RESOLUTION
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of county commissioners of Garfield
County, Colorado, that:
A. The forgoing Recitals are incorporated by this reference as part ofthe resolution.
B.TheLandUseChangePermit,LIPA623g,toallowforStorage:Supplies,Machinery,
Equipment, and Proiucts is hereby approved subject to compliance with the following
conditions:
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l.AllrepresentationsmadebytheApplicantintheapplication,andatthepublichearing.before
the Board of county c";-l;i;ilrr, shall be *nditio* of approval, unless specifically
altered by the Board of County Commissioners'
2.Theoperationofthef.acilityshallbedoneinaccordancewithallapplicableFederal,State'
and tocal regulations goveming the operation ofthis type of facility'
3.Vibrationgenerated:thefacilityshallbesooperatedthatthegroundvibration^inherentlyand- .";;;"tf ;enerated ir roip**ptiufe, without instnrrrents' at any point of any boundary
line ofthi property on which the use is located'
4. Emissions of smoke and particulate matter: the facility' generator' P"TP'-or related driveway
;&;ki"g area shall U" * op"t"t"a so as to. comply *ltf' At Federal' State and County air
qrrufity fu*"r, r"gulations and siandards, including CDPHE APCC Regulation I for dust'
5.Siteoperationsshallnotemitheat,glare,radiation'dustorfumeswhichsubstantially
interfere with the existing use of adjoining property or which constitutes a public nuisance or
h^zard.
6.AllequipmentandstructuresassociatedwiththisPermitshaubepaintedwithnon-reflective-
paint in oeut al colors to reduce glare and mitigate any visual impacts'
7. The applicant shall install a site-obscuring fence on the site boundaries'
g. volume of sound generated shall comply with the standards set forth in the colorado Revised
Statutes.
g. AII lighting associated with the property shall be directed inward and downward towards the
interior of the ProPertY.
10. The Applicant shall adhere to the Stormwater Management Conqoll- T9 1" required--
f.o""a*", detailed in tr," f,,r"trriJt Handling and Spill Prevention detailed in Section 3 of
the Stormwater Management Plan and attached hereto x Atlachmenl 1'
11. The Applicant shall adhere to the mitigation recommendations identified in the wildlife and
Sensitive Area RePort as follows:
a. Reclamation -.* ,hult include wyoming and Big Basin Sagebrush in the re-
vegetation seed mix. tncal sagebrush seed should be used'
b. Thi applicant shall control noiious and invasive weeds to maintain native vegetation.
c. No divelopment activity should occur between January I and Marc! 3l to meet
cDow ani coGCC ,t rrd*ds for the protection of Mule Deer critical range in the
project area-
d.,srushclearingactivitiesshalloccuroutsideofthemigatorybirdnestingseasonwhich
is between MaY t and JulY 31.
e.siteconstructionactivitiesshallcomplywiththefollowingsitedevelopmentstarrdards
to Protect Witd TurkeY Production:
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i.Confineoonstructionactivitiestotheimmediatesite.Ifadditionalstorage'
parking, et" i" n"laed outside of the immediate area it should extend to the north'
southoreast.Noextensiontothewest(towardParachuteCreek)shouldoccur.
ii. No activity should occur within the Parachute Creek riparian area or areas
immediately adjacent to tho riparian zone'
iii. Loud ,roi." 1gr"ut", than 8j db) from machinery and equipment should be
avoidedatthelaydownsiteurrtiltwohoursaftersunrisetominimizeinterference
with hrkey mating displays' Turkey mating displays are -both-visual and sound
dependent and ["Epi"i "oi." below the 85 db threshold will reduce potential
interference with ^turfey mating displays and reduce impacs that could
negatively affect turkey reproduction'
f. Construclon activities shall ie icheduled so that they do not interfere with.breeding'
nesting, and brood rearing activities for Raptors which are identified in Table 4 (page
13) of-the Witdlife and Selnsitive Areas Report and attached hereto asAtlachment 2'
g. Soll erosion control within the project area shall be implemented'
12. The foltowing recommendations and requests of the county vegetation Management
Department shall become conditions of approval:- '-;. The applicant shall construct a washing station to power wash and remove all
seeds, soil, and vegetative matter for all construction, heavy or offroad equipment
and tmnsPort during construction' This would include backhoes' hackhoes'
dozers, blades, rollers, lowboys, and equipment railers' Equipment shall be
considered clean when a visual inspection does not disclose seeds, soil, vegetative
matter, and other debris that could contain or hold seeds'
b. The applicant has provided an acceptable menu of seed mixes'
c. All seed tags must be saved and made available to the Vegetation Management
Department for verifi cation'
d. The applicant has quantified the surface area to be disturbed as 5'0 acres on
private land. staffiecommends a security of $20,000 based on the long-term rate
of$4000/acre x 5.0 acres.
e.ThesecurityshallbeheldbyGarfieldCountyuntilvegetationhasbeen-
successfully reestablished;cording to the Reclamation Standards in the Garfield
CormtyWeedManagementPlan.Itistheresponsibilityoftheapplicantto
contaci the County, upon successful revegetation establishment' to request an
iaspection for security release consideration'
i. Thi Reclamation Standards at the date of permit issuance are cited in Section
4.06,4.oTand4.08oftheGarfieldCorrrrtyWeedManagementPlan(Resolution
#2002-94).
13.The following recommendations and requests of the Garfield county Road and Bridge
Department shall become conditions of approval:
uy e drir"*uy access permit is requirid for this application with conditions specific to
the driveway access location.
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i. The onditions would include a paved or concrete apron the width of the
driveway access, 10 feet in length from the edge ofpavement on Cr' 215
the entance to Cr. 215. The sigrr and
in the MUTCD (Manual on Uniform
and a minimum depth of 4-inches'
ii. A stop sign shall be required at
installation shall be as required :
Traffi c Contol Devices).
b) Petroleum Development Company may be asked in the future to contribute to road
improvements on CountY Road 215.
c) Ali vehicles hauling equipment and materials for this project, including items to be
stored shail abide -by 'cal.rr"ta county's oversize/overweight system. All vehicles
requiring oversize/overweight permits ihall apply for them at Garfield Counry Road
and Bridge DePartnent.
d) All vehiiles applying for oversize/overweight permits shall have a lcttcr or e-mail
from Petoleum development Company stating said u"hi!19: -can obtain
oversize/overweight permits under their road bond on file with Garfield county.
14. The Anplicant shall adhere to the following Garfield county Public Health conditions:
a. Tie applicant strall comply with thelugitive Dust requirements for disturtances of
greateithan 5 acres in G'arfreld County and obtain a construction permit Aom CDPHE
APCD in accordance with Regulation I of the Air Pollution conhol commission. ln
addition, fugitive dust from haul roads and material storage and handling operations
are also covered under the above noted rules'
Access roads and dish:rbed areas adjacent to cR 215 shall provide adequate surlace
stabilization and long term maintenance to reduce fugitive dust and particulate matter.
A dust mitigation plan shall be required as a condition of approval'
Puckett t anld Company shall adopt, implement, and enforce a no idling policy for
vehicles on this site as part oftheir air quality protection efforts'
c.
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GARFIELD COUNTY BOARD OF
COMMISSIONERS, GARFIELD
Datedthis5-10", "f Af'L ,A.D-2o t0 .
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Upon motion duly made and seconded the foregoing Resolution was adopted by the
following vote:
COMMISSIONER CHAIR JOHN F. MARTIN , AYE
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STATEOFCOLORADO )
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County of Garfield )
L . County Clerk and ex-oflicio Clerk ofthe Board of
Couoty-Corn-ioioror, i., urra--f* Ur" Cou"ty and'state,aforesaid, do hereby certify that the
-rr"*"d and foregoing Resolution is truly copied from the Records of the Proceeding of the
Board of County Commissioners for said Garfield Corlnty, now in my olfice'
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and alfrxed the seal of said
County, at Glenwood Springs, this
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CorrntyClerkarrdex-officioClerkoftheBoardofCounryCommissioners
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3 STORMWATER MANAGEMENT CONTROLS
3. a SWMP Admlnisirator
Th6 swMP Administrator for the Pelroleum Development corPoralion Lay Down Yard is:
Eric R. Stearns
P.O. Box 26 120 Genesis Blvd'
BridgePort, WV 26330
Phone: 304/8424256
3,b ldentitlcation of Potentlal Pollutant sourc6s
1)alldisrurbedandstoredsoilswillbeevaluatedfo'orosionpotentialandpolentialtocontribuleto
stormwater polulon and BMps to ;,j,!;i;il;;i"n"" *itt U" implemlnted on a case by case basis'
2) vehicle tracking of sediments wiii ne evaluated {or eroslon and pollution potentlal' BMPs will be chosen
atcording to the iotentials on a case by case basis'
3) managem€nt of cont"rin"t"iliii. riiriLe a-e u)| containment immediately 6nd managing them at an
appropriat€ facilitY.
4l loadino and unloadinq operations will be evaluated and identified for potential for pollution' The following
iJt" pi"'.rJrr. r- deaind wth liquid loading-and unloading procedures;
5) outdoor storage activities wllt b; "r.frri"o-f"r
pot"ntial to- pollute Stormwaler runoff. Approprlate BMPs
will be implemented on a case oV-"JtJ Or.it. C"italnment and orevention of conlact with stormwater will
be achieved by keeping materiar's wlir, potential for pollution covered or enclosed in conlainers or
packaglng.
6) vehicle and equipment maintenanco and fueling procedures reouire tho operators to ensure thal no fluids
or materials are spilled. r ttrev
"ie-sp]rrEJ,
it "i*ti 6rlirrediately contained and disposed of at an
appropriato disPosal facility.
zt sionificant dusl or parllculale generatlng processes will bo evalualed and regulated by the application of
wate-r to eliminate possible wind erosion or transport' - .
8) routine maintenance activitieslniiiiing'r"ttiriilo, p"tti"ides, detergents, fuels, solvents, & olls will be
;illilr"d;;i. wi1"n "pprving-;.ti"io"i "iii"iuiaiL",wind
ind moisture condltions will be evaluated and
if either are found to be present and could possibly lead to contamination, such procedures will be delayed
and attempted again wnen conajiioit "r" J.r-Jriiir" r, aPPlication without elevaled pollution posslbilitlos'
9) on-site wast6 ..rrg"m"nt ioai.", t""it" pif.s, liquii_wastes, dumpsters, etc.) will be enacted on all
eites. Trash recoptactes wiil b"-;;il;.;ii ;,iire !it,jr. Good housekeeping principles will be enacted
throughout ihe entire permitted a1-ea. oispoia wirr ue by contractors with appropriate handling equlpment'
1O) concrete trucuequipment wlsl-ino, i,i"irJing th""gl.rete lruck chute and assoclated fixturos and
"ilip-rJl,'i*riif,glnffirurt'"itttintt-"pit-itt"iut""
Tieseproceduresarecoveredunderthopermit'lf
washing of concrete trucks ""i;rlp#;ii;i"t
pi..", the witer will be contained in an earthen basin' The
location will be noted on site specific maps'
i rl a"Ji"rt"a asphatt and coniiete batcir plants will not be present within lhe permitted area'
12) non-induslrial *,".t "orr"Js-"ictt
as iorter trash and iortable toilets will be contained in receptacles
designed for lhe sp""itic purpor-e. itr""e *iff Uu disposed oi by contractors with specially designed
"qriir""i "rU Oiipose of according to local reQuiremento at appropriate facilities'
13) other areas o, pro""arr"" wh"ri fotential siitts ca.-n oc"ur,rill be evaluated on a caso by case basis
"ni eMp,s *ilr be imptemented according to the sp€cific potential for pollution.
3,c BMPS for Stormwater Pollution Prevsntlon
3.c,i St.ucturalPractlces
The description and epplication Practicos of slructulal P-raclices availabla and/or implemented can be found
i; i-h;-B-Mf ;;^rat. firb tocation of struciural BMPS will be found in the site specific maps'
3.c.2 Non-structuralPractlcos
Th6 descriotion and aDplication practices of non-struclural BMPS avallable and/or implemented will be lound
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non-struciural practices will be found in the site specific maps
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preconstruction BMps will includo a down gradient perimater BMP (wattle), wjth a slash pile inside A
diversion trench witt be inside tho-5ialr,-piii "*rti"i ai"ersion to diiect runoff to the deslgnated point for
control.
BMPs for the aclual construction phase will consist of grading and stabilization through surface roughening'
The pad surface will b€ an irproJ"U ,np"r"U surfaceio.redJce tracking and
'ediment
migration Sediment
ti"pJ"iff G f"""Ga on tf,e miee aown 6radient corners to lr6at runoff water Prior to leaving the site A
culvert will b6 placed at fne acceffiini to fft" piO. A-run-on.diversion trench will be located on the up-
g;dil;.tliid;; the pad to reduce tlie amount of runoff from the site. Whero appropriate, check dams will be
placed in diversion trenchet t" t.Oii". tiiif""liy .nJ t.Oirint ,igration. lf necessary, armored rundowns will
[. ,iiri."o]"tr"spori runoff froii6t" top oi iopet to the base 6f slopes. A pad perimeter BMP consisting
of a berm will be implemented at the top of fill slopes'
lnterim reclamation BMps will consist of any of the following, seeding and straw crimping, hydromulching,
il[;;;fi;;;ing *iltt ul"nr;ils. itresl wirr be determined by the ac{ual slopss present onco the
construction has been completed.
Final reclamation BMps will consist of recontouring the silo to as close io original slopes. Seeding and
;;G;;il;U;io* ai"triortio-n-ot ,i,iii^ji J"r"iiy *lll take place, priot to being releasod from the 6DPHE
regulatory compliance.
3.c.4 Matorlals Handling and Splll Preventlon
Fuels and Materials Manaoemont
@;presentatth6construdionsiteinclude:gasoline,dlesalfueI,lubricant
oils, hydraullo oils, used oils, "ni "liu"ni.. o"solins and diesel fuel will be stored in portable storage tanks
;iil ;;il", #tainment. rruil".ni, t vuiJic, and miscellaneous olls and solvents will b€ stored in 55-
gallon or smaller containers.
Pollutants from petroloum Products used during construction activities adhere easily to soil particles and
other surfaces. tn "are
of , "p1ior;;i, *''l; ;"''t"'inated with p6troleum products.will be-contained and
;;;""d 1o ;ilper aisposatlitll' i-,;p";;J."il erosion and sediment control praclices will aid in retention
of spills or leaks. Use ot s""onalry coitainment and drip pans will reduce the likelihood of spills or leaks
ioni"aia the ground. proposJJ rirainienance and sale siorage practlccs.will rcduce the chance of
;;1.1j;il J;ilti contaminating'ihe roaa sito. oity wastes euch as crankcase oil, cans, rags, and paper
containing oils will be placed
'n
ptp"i'tu*ptr.ros ano oisPosed ol or recycled' An additional source of
;ffi;ffii9i1;;in"tionis rea<'s'r1'om e+iiment ano vehlcles. Routine daily inspections will be conducted
io identify leaks and initiate correctivo aclions, if needed'
The following guidelines for storing and managing petroleum products wlll be used:
. All product containers will be clearly labeled'
. Drums will be kept off the ground within secondary containment and stored under cover if needed'
. FuBl tanks will be stored within gecondary containment'
. Llds of drummed materials will be securely fastened'
. Emergency sptll r€sponse procedures will'be available on-site. Persons trained in handling spills will
be on call at all limes.
o Soill claanuo and containment materials (absobenl, ghovels, etc.) will be easily access'rble' Spllls- ;iii'ffil;d;i"ri J""n"Jup
"nd
contamlnated materials will be properly stored on slte untilthev
can be disposed of in accordance with applicabl€ regulations'
. Storaoe areas and contalners wlll be reguiarly monitoredlor leaks and repaired or replaced..as- iJJ;ffi. C;;i;;.G;;J ;rb""^iraciors s'hould be remanded about proper storase, handlins and
i;;ilils;i p;iroteuni proUuas or other hazardous materials during safely meetings.
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stalements.
Spllls or relaases of any size thaf impact or threaten to imPacl any waters of the-stal.ei residence or
ol"rpi"O iiiu"trr", tivestocf or pjUtic byway, shatl be verLalty reported to.the CDPHE' lf.the splll mav
L-Ji ri,"tlri" ii tn6 shte (which includei surface water, ground water and dry gullies or storm sswets
leading to surfac6 water), it ,uri ri"o u. reported immed-lately to the Colorad'o-Department of Public Health
and Envlronment (CDPHE) at 1-877-518-5508.
spills or releases of more than 25 gallons ol relined.petroleum.crude oil products such as gasolino, diesel
tGi, o1f, oi J"rir"tives ot mlnerat, a-nimat or vegaaUtL oil shall be reported to the slate of Colotado Divislon
of oil and Public Safety at (303) 318-8547 within 24 hours'
A hazardous substance r"r""."',-n'a'ny ,r"r"i*nian enters or threatens to enier walers of the state shall
lu r"port"a to Colorado Department of Public Health & Environment (CDPHE)'
All ;i1-3,6rk.-"r overflowi that result in the discharge of pollutanls will be documented'
Othor Chemicals Products Manaoement
Additionat materials witl be useiiiIffir"d on site for use in construction. These materials will be stored
"ppropri.t"ri "na
managed to mintmize spitts and.leaks. Storage areas will be regularly inspected and any
minor'spills Lr leaks will be cleaned up immediatoly'
Materials Manaoement
The a Lav Dorrn yard will be maintained with good housekeeping and will be-inspected on a regular basis
tor spflgieaLi, and potential of materials commingling with stormwater runotf'
3.c.5 Dedicated Concrete or Asphalt Batch Plants
There will be no dedicatcd Goncrete or Asphalt batch Plants within the Permitted area. This SWMP will be
amended if this changes in the future.
3.c.6 VehicleTrackingControl
vehlcle tracking conlrol wlll be mlnimized by the construclion.of roads and tlavel areas by good engineering
principles. Roads wlll o. prop"ifv gi"OJ t,o controlrunoff and erosion. Road surfaces will be uPgraded by
itt" iiaition oi sr"vet or roaduase'ueing placed on the roadway surfacr. BMPo will be installed along
roadways to conttol runoff and sedimenl.
3.c.7 Waste Managomont and Dlsposal including Concrete Washout
Waste Manaoement and Disoosal
. Other wastes may include tho following:
o Sagebrush, shrubs and trees from clearing operations
o Tra-sh and debris from construction malerials and workers
o Sanitary sawage'
Each of these wastes will be managed so as lo not contribute to stormwater pollution. coistruction trash
"nJ
o"Ori. *ltt be collected in contiiners and hauled otf-slte tor disPosal In suitable landfills. Sanitary waste
wiiib" iontiln.ri=eO in portable ioitets oi other storage tanks with wasl€ materials regulatly pumPed and
ii"n"portua off-slte for disposai at approved facilities. There will be no concreto washoul on the sitg'
3.c.8 Groundwater and Stormwater Dewaterlng
Stormwater runotf will be separated from contamination and dewatering by diversion.and gJading. The two
wilt not bE allorved to come in contact with each other. This is not anticipated at this tim6. lf in the future
a'ewai"ting' ot ,ny kind takes place, the SWMP will be amended to reflecl the changes'
\
f il H'l ilttlfltl-'lilfllil:ltlt'lll ldtHlltirdlYrl'lll't ll lr I
r, s'''g7 i{'"flli' i:"i"e i[ o::t.:' a" a't"*F r ELD couN, y co ,!t&"-l'"-q a
Drotection of mule deer crirical winter range in the project area- The cDow at dris time does not
ilffi#;,.i'i;;; 6;;lk fi;". "-o.?"*".i.i., "irs; how",er " consultation with the
CDOW is recomm"na.a fo. tt e"p.#J*" t""rfiir" "ildlife
hafitat as ttefined in the COGCC
rules.
7.2.2 Migratory Birds
In order to comply with the Migratory Bird Trcaty Act by showing a good faith effort to redu-ce
potential impacts on ""rting
ui'?', iil-v-t-Jrt "L"tiog
it '"t"tary' it shoutd take placc outside
tf the nesting season.. N.,ti,glt"*i'it e;"iarv *;'tidered between May I and July 3l in this
area for most species' June r 'l i'ry i jiJ'rt" peai peri$wh;n most incubation and brood
rearing takes plac"' tf bruth "t""J'ig "t" "i# p'i* to^May I' mostaffected birds will relocate
to artemare nesting sires. ,c.fu.;iJlt"i"t" July, most fledging has occurred and bnrsh clearing
impacts would be minimized'
Often, young birds have fledged by May I 5 ' Because suitable Pinyon Jay habitat is not present
at the project site, the pre-Mayl
""g*'lti"t
clearing recommendation is acceptable and adequate
io
"u"ia
i"un:t ion oi any potcntially active migratory bird nests'
7.23 RaPtors
Activities associated with the proposed laydown y".d *J impact raPtor poPulali3nlthl lest
;ilffi;6;; habitat atorig farachG cre"t' In ordlr to rcduce the potcntial affects to
nesting raPtors, it will be i,poLnt tt'ut ttt" project proponent schcdule construction activities
;;;f,;-[,;yi; not i,te'fei"-iiittr C'*ai'g" 'ltti'u and brood rearing activities' wwE s
;;;;;;;;'d t"Par n"st site a'oidan"" tti'd"tds for thc species observed in this survey are
summarized below (Table 4) tl'*ig iooz, Krte 2008, Kingery 1998). If the project cannot be
completed prior to rr," ,"*t nJ'iiffi*"'' tl'" tipU"' habltaialong Parachute Creek should be
re-surveyed during the raptor brce?ing and nesting-scason' to search for and identify occupied
raDtor nests near the project' ff "iy Uitat -" foun-d behaving in a manncr consisient wi0r
;:ffiffiil;il; Iir"ra u" _"1" ,o apply the timing limitation and buffer distance
stipulations.
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PUCKETT IAND COMPANY
PARCEL NUMBER 2171.291.00.005
tE6At DESCRIPTION
TOWNSHIP 6 SOUTH, MNGE 96 WEST, 6TH P.M.
SECTION 28: LOT 4 (ALSO DESCRIBED AS NW/4 NW4)
secrpN 29: LOTS i, S, e nuo z (ALSO DESCRIBED AS THE El2 NE/4 AND N/2
SE/4), TOWNSHIP 6 SOUTH, RANGE 96
wisi, orn p.M. sEcrtoN 28: sre Nwl4 AND THAT PART oF THE Nwl4 sw4 (ALSo
irescnieeo As Lor 9) DEScRIBED AS FoLLows, To wlr: BEGINNING AT THE
NORTHWESTCORruCNOTSAIDNW4SW4;THENCESOUTHT5TFEET;THENCE
eesi rs reer; txetlce NoRTH 64 DEGREES, EAsr 106 FEET; THENCE NoRTH
89 DEGREES EAST 64 FEET; THENCE SOUTH
63 DEGREES EAST 196 FEET; THENCE NORTH
42 DEGREES EAST 261 FEET; THENCE SOUTH
81 DEGREES EAST 97 FEET; THENCE SOUTH
35 DEGREES EAST 116 FEET; THENCE SOUTH
1O DEGREES WEST 63 FEET; THENCE SOUTH
46 DEGREES WEST 90 FEET; THENCE SOUTH
1 1 OEGREES EAST 214 FEET; THENCE SOUTH
42 DEGREES EAST 270 FEET; THENCE EAST
450 FEET TO THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF
SAID NW/4 SW4; THENCE NORTH 1320 FEET;
THENCE WEST 1320 FEET TO POINT OF BEGINNING; ALSO, THE Ng4 SW4 EXCEPT
THAT PART OF SAID Ng4 SW4 DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS, TGWIT:
BEGINNING AT THE SoUTHEAST coRNER oF SAID NE/4 Sw4; THENCE NoRTH 214
FEET: THENCE NoRTH 47 DEGREES WEST 463 FEET; THENCE SoUTH 50 DEGREES
WEST 798 FEET; THENCE EAST 965 FEET TO POINT OF BEGINNING'