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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1.0 SIAs-Deed of TrustTHIS AGREEMENT, by and between the C0 through its Board of and C0L0RAD0 C0UNTRY I of Basalt, Colorado ( Si]B 'ISTON IMPTTOVEMENTS AGREEi T County Commissioners (hereinafter "County" ) , S KINGS ROW, a Colorado limited partnership, hereinaf ter I'Kings Row" ); made this k:&L_ day or g4,{4A&----, 1e78 UNTY 0l' cARFTELD, C0L0RAD0, uJdr,',* by and WIT I{HEREAS, Kings Row is the owner of certain real property located in the Counties of Garfield and Eag1e, State of Colorado, platted as Kings Row Subdivision, Filing No. 1; and filing No. 2; and WHEREAS, Final Plat Approval has previously been granted by the County for the said First filing of Kings Row Subdivision and such plat has been recorded; and WHEREAS, the County and Kings Row have previously entered into a Subdivision Improvements Agreement on November 28, L977 ' for the installation of improvements for Filing No. 1; and WHEREAS, Kings Row is desirous of obtaining approval for a Second Filing of Kings Row Subdivision; which sha1l be the final filing, and preliminary plat approval for the 2O lots contained therein has been granted; 1td fHEREAS, the improvements required to be installed and completed are integral to the subdivision as a who1e, encompassing both Filing #t and Filing #z; and WHEREAS, it is desirable and beneficial to the parties that the existing Subdivision Improvements Agreement between them be modified with a new Subdivision fmprovements Agreement which will provide the County with sufficient security for the completion of all required subdivision improvements for both Filing No. 1 and ri 1 ing No. 2; NOW, THEREF0RE, in consideration of the mutual covenants and promises contained herein, the parties hereto agree as follows: 1. E*glfgg {g1g9g9l!. rhe parties agree that the existing Subdivision Inprovements Agreement shall remain in effect until all improvenents for both Filing No. 1 and Filing No. 2 have been coepleted and approved by the county, except that the lots pledged as security therefor are hereby released by the county. NESSETII: 2. Ug9$fg9 lgfgggsl!. rhe parties hereby enter modified Subdivision Improvements Agreement, the terms and status of which are as set forth hereinafter. into a conditions 3. Iggglfg9 lmgtgygtgllg. rhe parties agree that the following land improvements remain to be completed before said Subdivision is fu1ly improved. (a) The balance of a community water system be installed, which consists of installation of six fire hydrants. (b ) Roads must be completed according to County specif icat j.on,r (c ) Electricity lines must be completed to serve all lots in filing No. 2. (d) Land or money requirements of School District RE-1 must be fu1fi11ed. The Subdivision shall be considered fu11y improved upon the conpletion of the foregoing as provided hereinafter pursuant to Paragraph 6. 4. 9ggelelg{ Ige:gygggg!9. It is agreed that, as of the date of execution hereof, the developers have completed the following improvements to the Subdivision: (a) A1I surveying and staking of 1ots, roads, open areas, and easements by Tri-Co Management Company, Aspen, Colorado (b) A we11, adjudicated and tested for 26 gallons per minute, has been drilled and new three-horse Berkley pump installed, and an insulated pump house constructed. A two-inch water line has been installed from the well to the 1O0,OO0 ga11on water storage tank, whieh has been completed, and six-inch water lines have been run to serve all of the lots in Filing One and Filing Two, including all valves and fireplugs except for six fireplugs to be installed. (c) A11 roads on the Final Plat of Filing 0ne and Filing Two are cut and crowned. (d) A11 culverts and ditches necessary for proper drainage have been installed, except one culvert at the intersection of the north end of Prince Drive with Kings Row Avenue and one culvert at the intersection of the northerly entrance of Kings Row Avenue with Garfield County Road #LO2. (e) Road sub-base material has been installed on all but 964 f eet of Prince Drive. .A1so required are 9,041 f eet of surfaee base and 4,264 feet of chip and seal surfacing to complete the roads to County standards. -2- ( f) The .,chool District Rn-i has resolved to accept $roo per 1ot or $4,900. oo in satisfaction of that District's requirements under the Subdivision Regulation. al l or 5. lggplgllgl gI lrcryygggtlg. Kings Row agrees to complete public improvements set forth in paragraph 3 hereinabove on before 0ctober 1, 1928. 6. !:g;igg!g9 9gg!q. rhe expected costs of completing the Total required improvements set forth in Paragraph t hereinabove are as fo1 lows : (a) Complete installation of fire protection system: ( 1 ) Dodson Engineering for six fireplugs $S, OOg. az (2t Installation charges 1, SoO. oo (b) Complete Roads: ( i ) Install two culverts 200. Oo (21 Sub- base gravel - material 964 yards 482. OO ( 3 ) Hauling 2, gOO. OO ( 4 ) Spreading and grading 256. OO ( 5 ) Surface base material 8, S24. OO ( 6 ) Truck time for surface base S r 884. O0 (7 I spreading, Grading and Compacting J , OOo. oo ( 8 ) Chip seal 4 ,264 feet x $2. OO A ,52E. OO ( 9 ) Clean-up 1, OOO. Oo ( c ) Electricity prepaid under Holy Crosscontract -- (d) School District RE-1 e $rOO x 49 lots 4,9OO.OO ( e ) Contingency 4Lz .SB $4 O, oOO. OO 7. 9g]]9!Sfgl/9ggfgg. As guarantee for Kings Row to complete improvements as hereinbefore provided, Kings Row has placed with the Roaring Fork Bank the sum of $00,2s4.49 in savings account number 919:911--. The funds may be withdrawn only by one of the following named representatives of the owner John Wix, David Tomasetti and Joanne Muellman in combination with one of the following Garfield county connissioners Flaven cerise, Richard Jo11ey and Larry Velasquez. 8. It is recognized by the parties that the $66,2 54.49 depositecl in savings account number 919-977 exceeds the amount required to complete the improvements by $2a,2s4.49 and that said amount may be released to Colorado Country's Kings Row, the subdivider, at the subdivider' s discretion. g. Term. The term of this Agreement sha1l be equal to the shorter of the following Periods: (a) The completion by Kings Row of the required improvements as provided herein in ParagraPh 3. (b) The completion by the county of such required inprovements as provided herein in Paragraph 7. 10. Remedies. Either party hereto shal t have all remedies available at 1aw or in equity in the event of the other partyrs breach. such remedies sha11 include the right to specific performance if appropriate. 11. 9$llg AgI99g9$. This agreement sets forth the entire agreement between the parties hereto. No change in, addition to, or waiver of any of the provisions hereto shal1 be binding unless in writing signed by each party or an authorized representative of such party. Any attempted oral mutual recission of this Agreement shal1 be null and void and of no force and effect' 12. Applfg3llg lgg. This Agreement shall be construed in accordance with the law of the state of colorado. . 13. gf3g11g gllg9!. A11 provisions of this Agreement shall be binding upon and inure to the benefit of the respective heirs, administrators, executors, personal representativesr SUccessors and assigns of the Parties hereto. 14. This Agreement incorporates all of the requirements and Agre ement provisions of that Subdivision Improvementsaentered into between the parties on November 28,1977, which sha1l renain in effect until all improvements required under the terms of that Agreement for Filing One have been fulfilled. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have executed this Agreement as of the d.y and year first above written. COLORADO COUNTRY I S KINGS ROW ^ Colorado Limited PartnershiP CO UNTY BY THE OF COUN OF GARFIELD GARFIELD COUNTY BOARD sy-----4 JOHWflTX Thunde r A Genera fu*-a___as PreE i'de{t of River Realty, Co. ,1 Partner -4- COMMISSIONERS I SI.IBDI\ISI ON IM?ROIIEMENTS AGNEEMENT rurs AcnEEMElrI, aaae tntE /7d aay cf l"f * , L9f8, by and between the CCJI{TY CE GARFIELD, COIORADO, acting by and thrcugh lts Bcard cf Couity Comissicners (hereindfter "Ccunty"), and COIOBADO COUNTRY'S ICINCS RQII, a Coloradc llmlted partnership, cf Basalt, Cclcradc (hereinafter "Klngo Rolt'); gIglggEgEIE.:. WI{EREAS, f,ings Row ls the mner of certain real prcperty lceated in the Ccunties of Garflel-d and Eagle, State cf Cclcradc, platted as Klngs Ror Subdirriston, Flling Nc. 1; and Flling Nc. 2; and WHEREAI!, Final P1-at Approval has preuicusly been granted by the Ccunty fcr the said I'irst Fillng of Kings Ror Subdlrrlsicn and sueh plat has been reeordedl and ITIIEREAS, the County and l(lngs Ror have previcusly entered lntc a Subdlristcn fnprovenents Agreenent cn Novenber 28, L977, fcr the installatlcn cf imprcvements for Flllng No. I; and IffIEREAS, Kings Bil ls desirous of obtatnlng approvaL fcr a Seecnd FiLlng cf Klngs Row Subdivision; ryhich shall be the final flling, and prelimlnary plat approval for the 2O lcts contained therein has been granted; and WI-IEREAS, the lnprcvements requlred tc be installed and completed are integral to the subcllvlsicn as a whc1e, eneorrpassing bcth Fltlng #1 ana Ftling #2; ana WI{EREAS, it ls desirable and benefielal tc the parties that the existing SubdLvisicn luprcrreuents Agreement between them be ucdified with a nen Subdirislcn Inprovenents Agreement ryhlch rlll provide the County with sufficient seeurlty fcr the ecmpl-eticn cf aLl required subclivlslcn lmprcvements for both I'lllng I{c. I and Flling No. 2; I[Ol{, TIIEREFORE, ln ccnsideraticn cf the nutual covenants and prcnLses contalned hereln, the parties hereto agree as fcllows: 1. Exlstlng Agreement. Ihe parties agree that the erieting Subdlrrlslcn fmprovements Agreement ls hereby teruLnated and that aII ucnies cr prcperties pledged as securtty therefore are hereby released to Kings Rcw. 2. Ner Agrecment. The parties hereby enter lnto a nem and substltute $ubdivlston Imprcvements Agreenent, the terms, ecnditicns and status cf whleh are.r e s; g btf ?otr.tty r he?e'thh ite r . 3. Required lgggtencnts. fhe parties agree that the fcllcwing land lnprouenents remaln to be ccqlleted befcre E&ld Subdivistcn is fully imprcved. (") Ttre balanee cf a emnunlty uater system be lnstallecl, rhieh ccnststs cf leita1lation cf e|r flre hydrants rhieh harre been ordered but delivery has been delayed. (t) Roads ndst be conpleted aeecrdl,ng to dounty specifieaticns, (6) Electriclty lines must be ccnpleted tc serve al} Icts in Fillng l[o. 2. llhe $lubdlvlsion shall be eonsidered fully lmprcved upon the ccnpletlcn of the fcregoing as providad hereinafter pursuant tc Paragraptr 5, 4. Coupletecl Inprorrc$ents. It is agreed that, as of the date cf exeeutlon hereof, the 4evelcperlr have complet6d the fclloring improvements tc the Subdlvigionl (a) AIl eullreying and. staklng cf lcts, rcads, cpen areasr and easements by Trl-Co lt{aaagemeat Conpany, As1rn, Colcrado. (t) A reIl, adJudleated and testett for 26 gallcns per minute, hal been drtlleel and nefl three-hcrse porer Berkley puup installect, and an lnsulated pump houge ccnstnretcd. A tro-lneh rater lLne has been installed frcn the well tc the IOOTOOO gallon rater storage tank, whieh has been ecmpleted, and six-lnch nater llnes harre been run to ser\re all of the lcts ln Fillng One and Filtng Twc, includlng fireplugs whlch are on crder. cf Ft1ing One and of Filing Tro are eut Lugs exeept for six 3. Requlred luurcrnnents. The partles agree that the fcllcwing land iryrovenents reuaLn to be ccupletetl befcre seld Subdirrislcn ls fully imprcved. (r) ltre balanee ef a ecruunity water system be installed, vhieh ecnststs cf te$talLatton cf six ftre hydrante rhich harre been crdered but delivery has been (t) Roeds nust be conpLeted aeecrdl,ng to County speclfleatlcns. (6) Eleetriclty Li-nee must be ecupletecl tc serve aII Lcts ln Ftllng ilo, 2. Ttre gubcllvisicn sha[ be considered fully imprcved upon the ccnpleticn of the fcregolng as provided hereinefter pursuant tc Paragraptr 5. 4. Capleted InprovencntE. ft is agreed that, as of the clate cf execution hercof, the developers harre cmplet6d the fcl-laring lmprovements tc the Subdltrision: (a) AIl" eurtreylng and. staking cf Lcts, rcads, cpen areas, and easeuents by Maaagemeat Coupany, Aspen, Colcrado. (t) A ueII, adJutticated and tested for 26 gallons per minute, has been drilled and neir three-hcnse power Berkley pump tnstallecl, and an tnsulated punqr houge ecnstruetcd-. { lwo-lnch water ltne has been installed frcn the rel.[ to the IOOrOOO ga1lon uater storage tank, whtch hag been ccmpleted, and slx-ineh water llnce harrc becn run to serve all of the lcts ln fillng Ono and Fill.ng Twc, ineludlng all valvee iud $1epfugs exeept for six ftreplugs rhlch ere on crder. (") A11 rcads.--oi--tne Firrel€Qrt cf Fl1lng Oae and of Filing Tro are eut *+\ and croryncd. (a) A11 eulverts and dltchcg nceeslrlrv lnstalled, for prcper dral ve been cf thc basc and l+rZ# Ccunty (e) Road sub-bese uaterial has been lnstalled on (") Ccnplete lnstallation cf proteeticn system Rcads - Base and sub-base Chtp Seal l+1736' x $a.OO ELeetrte Contlngeney 6,o3I teet of surface the rcads tc btrt 21736 feet mcre sub-,base is requlred and grohl feet feet of chip and eeal surfaeing is requlred tc ecmplete stantlardls. ,. Coupleticn cf Imprcveuents. lnprotreuentsr,get forth in Faragraph 6, ProJectett Costs. The expected set forth in Paragraph 1 helbtnrborre Klngs Rcr agrees to compl-ete all publ-le J hereinabcve cn or befcre Octobcr L, LE78. ecsts cf ecmpleting the requlred iuprorrements are as fcllcws: water and flre g3,ooo.oo 38 ' l+74. oo 9,1+72 'oo (Paid ) G) (") (a) -2- TctaL $5I,ooo. oo :t.t,".,i 1I "; i !a-...: '' '*/-'''-'*€''i 'il I t. As guarantee for Klngs Row to eomplete inprcvements as hereinbefore prorrlcted, Kings Ror has plaeed rlth the Roarlng Fcrk Bank the sr:m cf ##."o in savings account no u.*-!Sa?Z-. lbe funrrs nav be ' withdraun only by ot1e,l cf the fcllod- ng named representatlves cf the cwn€r -- Jobn ![ix, David Tomasetti and Jcanne !firelLnan -- ln cmbf,natlcn with cne cf the foLlowlng Garfield Cclnty Ccmissicners -- Flaven Cerlse, Riehard Jolley and Iarry Velasquez. B. fer/'m" Ttre tero cf this Agreement shall be equal tc the shcrter cf the follor*ing pericds: (") The ecnpletion by lGngs Rcw cf the heriln in Paragraph 3. required lmprci,'ements as prcvlded (t). ffre eompleticn by the Ccunty cf sueh required imprcvements as prcvlded hereln ln ParagraPh 7. g. Reuedl-es. Elther party hereto shbll have al-L remedies arrai}able at law or in equity in the errent of the cther party's breaeh' Such rencdies shall ineluile the right tb speciflc perfcrmanee, if apprcpriate' lo.EntireAgreeuent.ftrieagreementsetsfcrththeentireagreenentbetween the parties hereto. Nc change ln, addltlcn to, cr waiver of any cf the provisions heretc shall be binding unless in rriting signed by each party cr an authorLzed representatlve cf, sueh party. Any attempted oral nutual reetis&6tli; cf this Agreement shall be null and vold and of nc fcree and effeet' 11. Aoplleable law. This Agreement shall be eons'brued in aeeordanee ril'th the lan of the State of Coloratlo. L2" Btndtng Effeet. A11 provislcns cf thts Agreement shatl be blndtng upcn and lnure to the beneflt of the restrretive helrs, admlnistratcrs, executcrs, personal representattves, sueeessors and asslgns cf the partles heretc' 13. This Agreement lnecrporates alL cf the requtrements and prcvlillons cf that Subcllrrlsion Inprovenents Agreement entered intc between the par:tles cn Sovember 28, Lg77, thleh shall remain ln effeet until all inprcvements required under the terms cf that Agreenent for Fl}fng One have been fulfiLlecl' IN IIIII{ESS WIIEBEOF, the parties hereto have exeeuted thls Agreenent as of the day and Year first abcve written' 7, col-lateral/Escr*r. : cor0MDo cc[nflIBYr s a Colorado L,tnlted ICITGS ROhI Partnership cqnfiY BY TIIE OF C'ARFIELD GARFIEUD COUTflY BOARD Tbunder River ReaItY, A Cenera} Partner -3- OF SgIONERS ",'j-r'l" '-'li 1 AMENDED SUBD]VISION IMPROVEMENTS AGREEMENT THIS AGREEMENT,made this #t day of November , Lg77, by and between the COUNTY Of GARFIELD, COLORADO, acting by and through its Board of County Conrnissioners (hereinafter "County"), and COLORADO COUNTRYTS KINGS ROW, a Colorado limited Partner- ship, of Basalt, Col-orado (hereinafter "Kings Row"); Elg\Eg.selHi WHEREAS, Kings Row is the owner of certain real property Iocated in the County of Garfield and State of Colorado, platted as Kings Row Subdivision, Filing No. 1; and WHEFEAS, King Real Estate Development compdtrY, Inc., a CoLorado corporation, a predecessor in title and original developer of Kings Row Subdivision entered into a Subdivision Improvements Agreement with the County dated l{arch 29, L976; and WHEREAS, Final Plat Approvat has previously been granted by the County for the said First Filing of Kings Row Subdivision and such plat has been recorded; and WHEREAS, Kings Row is desirous of amending the original Subdivision Improvements Agreement to provide for the release of certain funds on deposit in a joint savings account with the county at Roaring Fork Bank, carbondale, colorado, and to give the County additional and substitute security for the comple- tion of required subdivision improvementsi NOW, TSERSFORS, in consideration of the mutual covenants and promises contained herein, the parties hereto agree as follows: 1. Required Improvements. The parties agree that the following land improvements remain to be completed pursuant to the terms and conditions of PIat Approval for the Subdivision and the original Subdivision Improvements Agreement before said Subdivision is fully improved. (a) The balance of a corununity water system be instaLled, including a 10Or0OO gaIlon water storage tank, six-inch water mains to each lot, and fire hydrants meeting loca1 codes. (b) Roads must be completed according to County specifications. The Subdivision sha}l be considered ful}y improved upon the completion of the foregoing as provided hereinafter pursuant to Paragraph 4. 2. Completed Improvements. It is agreed thatr ds of the date of execution hereof, the developers have completed the following improvements to the Subdivision: (a)Allsurveyingandstakingoflotsrroadsropen areas, and easements by Tri-Co Management CompatrY, Aspen, Colorado' (b) A weII, adjudicated and tested for 26 gallons per minute, has been drilled and new three-horse power Berkley PumP instaLled. Six-inch water mains have been installed from the well to the site of the water storage tank and water lines have been run to serve some but not all of the lots in Filing One' (c) A11 roads on the Final Plat of Filing one are cut and crowned, except that part of Kings Row Avenue adjoining Lots 2 ,3 ,4 ,24 and 25 . (d) All culverts and ditches necessary for proper drainage have been installed except adjoining Lots 2r3r4r24"and 25' (e) some road base material has been installed, but more is required upon various p6rtions of the roads to meet County standards. 3. Completion of Improvements. Kings Row agrees to compLete all public improvements as set forth in Paragraph I hereinabove on or before January 1, L978, except roads and water lines to serve Lots 2,3,4,24 and 25 which shall be complete by June 1, L978' 4. Projected costs. The expected costs of completing the required improvements set forth in Paragraph t hereinabove are as follows: (a)Installation of 100,000 gallon water storage tank Roads $29 ,5o0. oo $20,000.00(b) (c)Complete water and hook-up Iine installation TOTAL -2- $14 ,0oo . oo F6TSOT;T_ 5. Prepaid Costs. Kings Row has entered into a contract with Frank Bishop, excavation contractor, entitling Kings Row to material and labor to complete roads and water lines up to a value of $8r200.00 6. Collateral,/Escrow. As collateral for Kings Row agree- ment to complete improvements as hereinbefore provided, Kings Row has a deposit in the sum of $301139.81 in the Roaring Fork Bank, CarbondaLe, CoLorado. Such sum is held in an interest- bearing savinEs account, requiring the consent of County to with- draw funds thereform. County agrees to release the sum of $15,000.00 upon delivery to the subdivision of the 1OO,OO0 gallon water storage tanki to release the additional sum of $51500'00 upon erect,ion of such tank; and an additional $91000.00 upon completion of the tank and connection to the water system. As additional security for performance of its obl-igations under this agreement, Kings Row agrees to execute a deed of trust for the benefit of County on Lots 3,4 and 4L, Kings Row Subdivision, Filing No. 1. In the event that the County determines that any improvements required by this agreement are not con- structed in substantial compliance with the County specifications pertaining thereto, it shall furnish Kings Row with a written Iist of the specific deficiencies in construction and in the event Kings Row fials to remedy the same within thirty (30) days, County shal-I be entitled to foreclose the deed of trust to obtain sufficieht funds to insure substantial compliance. The County agrees that it will not unreasonably withhold approval of improvements. Tf the County, in good faith, determines that Kings Row will not or cannot construct any or all of the improve* ments in accordance with the terms of this Agreement, and all applicable specifications, the County may foreclose the deed of trust and apply the proceeds to construct or complete the improve- ments in accordance with the terms of this Agreement and,/or specifications. Any interest earned by the collateral on deposit with Roaring Fork Bank shall be the property of Kings Row, and shall be applied, together with the collateral, in accordance with , the provisions of Paragraph 8 hereunder. -3- 7 to the Term. The term of this Agreement sha1l be equal shorter of the following Periods: (a) The completion by Kings Row of the required improvements as provided herein in Paragraph 1' (b) The completion by the County of such required improvements as provided herein in Paragraph 6' S.DispositionofFunds.Uponexpirationoftheterm of this Agreement as the result of the completion of all sub- division improvements by either Kings Row or the County, any funds then remaining in escrow, including interest earned upon the collateral, shall be delivered and released to Kings Row forthwith' and county shall deliver a release of the deed of trust if not preciously foreclosed. g. Remedies. Either party hereto shall- have all remedies available at law or in equity in the event of the other partyr s breach. Such remedies sha]l include the right to specific per- formance, if aPProPriate- I0. Entire Agreement. This Agreement together with those provisions of the March 29, Lg76 Subdivision Improvements Agree- ment sets forth the entire agreement between the parties hereto' No change in, addition to, or waiver of any of the proviiions hereto shall be binding unless in writing signed by each party or an authorized representative of such party. Any attempted oral mutual rescis*ion of this Agreement shall be nulI and void and of no force and effect. 11. Applicable Law. This Agreement shal1 be construed in accordance with the law of the state of col0rado. L2. Binding Effect. A11 provisions of this Agreement shaIl be binding upon and inure to the benefit of the respective heiis, administrat6fs, executors, personal representativeS, suCCeSSOfs and assigns of the Parties hereto. IN WI1INESS WIIEREOF, the parties hereto have executed this Agreement as of the day and year first above written. COI,OBADO COUNTRY I S KINGS ROW a Colorado limited Partnershin o Thunder River ReaItY a General Partner COUNTY OF GARFIELD By THE GARTIELD COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Co., -4- t SU BD IV I S I ON I}4P IIOV]'I4EN'IS AGR]'-TE}IL]NT J THIS AGREEMENT, made this 423- d"V of March, 1'976, bY and between the couNTY oF GARI-rELD, COLORADO, acting by and through its Board of County Cornmissioners (hereinafter "County") and KING F.EAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT COMPANYT. rNe., a Colorado corporation, of Aspen, colorado (hereinafter "King"); W I T N E S S E T H: WHEREAS, King is the owner of certain real properLy (here- inafter the "Premises"), located in the Counties of Garfield and Eag1e, Colorado, to-witz As per the attached Exhibit "A", attached hereto and incorporated by reference herein as though set forth; and WHEREAS, King is desirous of subdividing a portion of the Premises by means of a First Filing on1-y into thirty. (30) lots (hereinafter the 'isubdivision") for the purpose of residential construction; and WHEREAS, preliminary Plat Approval has previously been granted by the County for the said First Filingi and I{HER-EAS, King is desirous of obtaining Final Plat Approval for the said Subdivision; and Paragraph 3.10 of the Garfield County, Colorado Subdivision Regulations requires that the sub- divider enter into a -qubdivision fmprovements Agreement with the County as a condition for Final Plat Approval; and WI{EREAS, the parties hereto desire to enter into a Subdivision Improvements Agreement pursuant to the said Regulationsi NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual covenants and promises contained herein, the parties hereto agree as follovrs: 1. Final PIat. King has caused to be prepared a Final Plat of the First Filing of the Subdivision of the Premises. Such plat reflects the subdivision of the Premises into thirty (SO1 lots ranging frotn two to six acres for single-family ':!ai residential construction, The Final Plat of the First Filing further ref lects comJnon "t"'.= , road.s and utility easements. i I I I I I 2. Bg_qr.sed _Ingfg"gng.!.. The the following land improvements are terms and conditions of Preliminary division, before said Subdivision is (a) A11 1ots, roads, open be accurately surveyed and staked. s i sting storage meeting (b) A cornmunity water system of an approved water source, a tank, a six-inch water main to parties hereto agree that necessary, pursuant to the Plat Approval for the Sub- fully improved: areas, and easements must ditches as is necessary to al1ow proper The Subdivision shaIl be considered completion of the foregoing as provided to Paragraph 4. must be installed, con- f00,000 galIon water each Iot, and fire hYdrants drainage. fu1Iy improved upon the hereinafter pursuant 1ocal codes. , I (c) Electric service must be installed to render electricity available to each Iot. . (d) Roads must be built and constructed according to County specifications. Said roads are to have culverts and 3. Previously Completed fmprovements. It is warranted and represented thatr ds of the date of execution hereof, King has completed the following improvements to the Subdivision: (a) A11 surveying and staking of 1ots, roads, oPen areas, and easements by Tri-Co Management Company, Aspen, Colorado. (b) A well, adjudicated and tested for 26 gallons per minute, has been drilled and new three-horse power Berkely pump was installed in January, 1975. The six-inch water main has been installed from the well to the site of the proposed water storage tank and from there, 51000 feet of water lines have been run to serve the thirty lots in Filing One. (c) A11 roads on the Final Plat of Filing One are cut and crowned with the exception of 950 feet of Kings Row Avenue. -2- 4 . completion oJ rrypjorerne4s. King agrees to complete all pu.blic improvemenLs as seL forth in Paragraph 2 hereinabove. Such improvements sha11 be completed by King in accordance with the appropriate standards with respect thereto and upon or before July L, 1977 . 5. Projected Costs. King tvarrants and repre- sents that the expected costs of the required improvements set forth in Paragraph 2 hereinabove are as follows: (a) fnstallation of 100r000 gallon water storage tank (as per bid of lvlountain Concrete i'lanufacturing, attached hereto aS Exhibit "B", and incorporated by reference herein) $13,000 ' (b) fnstallation of all po1es, lines, etc' to provide eleetricity to Filing one (As per bid of Holy Cross Electric Association, aLtached hereto as Exhibit "C", and incorporated by reference herein) 101400' (c) Roads: Cut and crown Kings Row Avenue 8 1448 ' Sub-base (2,974 yards at $2.50 per yard) 7,435' Finish base (1,288 yards at $4 -25 p",t yard) 5,474. (d) 6 culverts (lz feet long at $7.61 per foot) ' 1,465. (e) Miscellaneous reserve 2 ,706 ' Total $48,928. 6. Collateralr/Escrow. As collateral for King's agireement to complete all improvements as hereinbefore provided, King agrees to deposit the sum of $ aZ,OOO.OO in the Roaring Fork Rank, Carbondale, Colorado. Such surn shaIl be deposited in an interest- bearing trust account, and shall be released by the County to King as the said improvements are completed and upon the inspection and approval by the countl, of each said stage of completion. The release to King of all or part of the collateral deposited by King shall be rnade pursuant to King's application therefor. fn -3- the event that the County determines that any of such improve- ments are not constructed in substantial compliance rvith Lhe specifications pertaining thereto r ot in accordance with the appropriate standards, it shall furnish King with.a list of the specific deficiencies in construction and shall be entitled to withhold collateral sufficient to insure such substantial compliance. The County agrees that it witl not unreasonably withhold approval of such improvements. If the County, in good faith, determines that King will not or cannot construct any or all of the improvements in accordance with the terms of this Agreement, and all of the specifications, the County may apply any of the said funds remaining upon deposit as may be necessary to construct or complete the improvements in accordance with the terms of this Agreement and./or specifications. Any interest earned by the eollateral shall be the property of King, shall remain in escrow, and shal1 be applied, together with the collateralL, in accordance with the provisions of Paragraph 8 hereinafter. Notwithstanding anything herein to the contrary, the County acknowledges that HoIy Cross Electric will reguire payment, not to exceed $11r000., in advance for the electrical improvements provided for herein, and, therefore, aqrees that the sum required for such improvements shal1 be released to Holy Cross Electric in advance of the initiation and completion of such improvements. 7. Term. The term of this Agreement shaI1 be equal to the shorter of the following Periods: (a) The completion by King of the required improvemenLs as provided herein in ParagraPh 4. (b) The completion bY improvements as provided herein 8. Disposition of Funds. of this Agreement as the result division improvements bY either the County of such required in Paragraph 6. Upon the expiration of the term of Lhe completion of all sub- King or the CountY, any funds -4- then rernaining in escrow, including interest earned upon the co1lateral, shall be delivered and released to King forthwith. g. Second Filing. The.County acknowledges that King is contemplating a Second Filing with respect to the Premises, and the parties hereto agree that this Agreement shaIl pertain to King's First Filing only as shown on the Final Plat for the Subdivision. Nothing contained herein shall require King to pursue the said Second Filing, nor bind the parties in any way with respect thereto. ft is the intention of King, however, to complete the said Second Filing, consisting of the nineteen (19) remaining lots as disclosed by the Preliminary Plat of the Kings Row Subdivision, by December L, L978. fn the event that King elects to initiate said Second Filing, it agrees that it will have. done so in a fashion so that all improvements to be installed with respect thereto and the approval of the Final plat will have been accomplished by December L, L978. 10. Remedies. Either party hereto shal1 have all remedies available at Iaw or in equity in the event of the other partyrs breach. Such remedies shall include the right to specific performance, if approPriate 11. Entire Agreement. This Agreement sets forth the entire agreement between the parties hereto. No change in, addition to, or waiver of any of the provisions hereto shall be binding unless in writing signed by each party or an authorized representative of such party. Any attempted oral mutual rescission of this Agreeraent shall be nuII and void and of no force and effect. L2- Applicable Law. This Agreement shall be construed in accordance with the law of the state of col0rado. 13. Binding Effect. AIl provisions of this Agreement shall be binding upon and inure to the benefit of the respective heirs, administrators, executors, personal representatives, successors and assigns of the parties hereto -5- rN WTTNESS Agreement as of WHEREOF, the the day and parties hereto have executed this year first aJ>ove wril-ten. couNTY Oh- GARFTELD, COLORADO By TIIE GAitt-rELD COUNTY BOARD OE COUN'I'Y CO],IMISSTONERS DEVELOPI"IEl'IT Colorado t t w.daa-f&/ D'/ , j KTNG REAL ESTATE CO}4PANY, INC., A corporation -6: 'l 1a , AII,IENDED PROTECTIVE CoVENANTS FOR KINGS RO{ SUBDIVISTON colorado countryrs Klngs Row, a cororado rimited partnership, as, the aseignee and successor in interest of King Rear EEtate Development corrpaDy, rnc., and as the developer of the landg hereinafter described, hereby sets forth these Amended protective covenants for the benefit of said lands and the owners thereof. These Amended protective Covenants amend and supercede in its entirety the Frotective covenants recorded in Book 494 at page 45g of the Garfield County records. These covenants sharr initialry attach to the following described rear property consisting of the Eirst Filing, To Wi-t: KINGS ROW SUBDIVISION No. I, consisting ofLots L thru 4, 15, Ig, 24, 25, 27, 29,-3Lthru-49, together,wlth the open Space parceland dedicated roads as shown on the reiordedprat thereof r '&e recorded in the of f ice of,the-County Clerk of Garfield County, Coloiadoon April 20, L976 as Reception No .' hZZq! inPIat Book gft at page i.tp , and shall subsequentry apply to the proposed second piling upon recordation of a finar plat thereof. colorado countryre Kings Row, a colorado rimited partnership, hereinafter ca]Ied "Declarant", hereby declares that the following covenants, conditions, restrictions and reservations shall attach to the said rear property and every lot thereof and shall constitute covenants running with the land: 1. any purPose improvements Bgglqqntlal Use: No 1ot sha1l be used for other than residentlaL purposes. No buildlnge, or structures shalL be constructed on any lot smarrer than two 12) acres in size, other than a single family dwelling and such improvements or structures as are incidentaL or appurtenant to a singre famiry dwelling or to uses hereinafter deflned. No lot shalr be used at any time for business or commercial activity. Notwithstanding the foregoing, any lot may be ueed by Decrarant, or its nominee, for a model home or salea office for the purpose of serling lots or homes. 2- Animargr No livestock shall be permitted to be kept on the land except not rnore than two horses may be kept on lots containLng three (3) or nore acres. Barns or stableg must be constructed for any horses. The location and building prans for any barn or stabre must be approved by Declarant or the Kings Row Homeowners Association, if archltectural contror is asslgned thereto as provided herein- after, prior to their construction. No poultry sharl be kept on any lot. Dogs shall be permitted only subject to the stricteet interpretation of the forlowlng reetrictionE: No dog ehall be permitted to trespasa beyond the boundaries of the lot owned by the person or persons where the dog is houeed unless accompanied by a Person ln full control of the animalrs behavior. Decrarant or the Homeowners Agaociation eharl have the right and obligatron to assess and enforce payment of a fine by the dog's owner of one-hundred dorrars ($roo.oo) for each violation of this restrlction. rn addition to the foregoing penalty, any dog caught chasing or moresting deer or horses may be disposed of by Declarant or the Homeownere Association, in as much as dogs have caused serioug conaequenceg in western colorado to both domesticated riveetock and wild animals, a situation that will not be torerated by livestock owners and wil,dlif e authorities. 4. Oil, Gae and Mj.neral Development: One-haLf of all oir, 9&s and mineral rights are owned by Declarant with the remaining one-harf owned by the heirs of Bessie F. Fender. Purchasers may be indemnified for any loss which might occur from the exercise of said minerar rights by requesting additionaL protectlon and coverage in their policies of titre i.nsurance at the time of purchase, and purchasers shal1 pay any additionar titre insurance premium for such coverage. 5. Irrigation Righta : An easement -i-s hereby granted to all owners of ditch rights and irrigation water rights conveyed by said ditches to enter upon any parcel or parcels within the subdlvigion at reasonable times for the purpose of repair, construction or maintenance of irrigation canals or ditches located upon existing easements. Declarant or the Homeowners Aggociation shalr further be entitled to appry irrigation water at reasonable times to common green belt easements .rocated upon any parcel or parcels as in its discretion it may determine necessary and desirable. 6- signs: No sign and no advertising device of any nature shall be placed upon the property except a small signr Do larger than 6o x r8", ln form and design approved by Decrarant, which shall conetltute the Architectural contror Authority, showing the owner's name and/or property address of the parcel, and except a signr Do larger than lg, x 35", in form and design approved by the Architecturar Control Authority, to indicate the lot is for sale and the party, the addresg and/or telephone number to contact for information about such sare, and except such other type of sign or signs as may be approved in writing by the Archltectural Control Authority. 7- sewage Disposal: Alr se$rage disposat facilitieg, sanitary system, septic tank, sewage leach fields, percolation .@p systems, or drain fields shall be installed and constructed according to the health and safety standards of the County and the State of Colorado. No aeptic tanks shall be installed within 200 feet of any well supprying domestic water to the subdivisj.on. Within that distance on1y, county and state- approved aerated sanitary disposar systems may be instarred. 8. Drainage Controt: Each 1ot owner shall provide one or more culverts where driveways cross any road or irrigation ditch. The minimum size culvert sharl be eighteen (18) inches in diameter unless approval is given by the Archi.tectural control Authorlty for a smalrer size. No building may be erected cloeer than fifteen (15) feet from any irrigation ditch, whether or not said ditch appears on the subdivision plat as a eurveyed easement. No laterar irrigation ditch may be blocked in any way which wourd impede the fLow of water to or from adjoining rands. Lateral ditches may be relocated provided such change does not adversery affect the flow of irrigation water to or from adjacent lande, and then only with the written consent of the Declarant or the Homeowners Association. 9. Temporarv structures: No tent or shack sharl be praced upon any parcel and no temporary building, trairer, mobile home, j-mprovement or structure shalr be praced upon any Iot, except during such reagonable period as may be necessary for the conEtruction of approved j.mprovements on such Iot. No temporary building, trairer, npbire home, improvement or structure permitted during construction periods shaIl be used, even temporariry, as a residence. Declarant, howeverr rnay store materials, equipnent and machines on any unsord lots and may erect temporary structureg on said 1ots, providing such materials, equipment, and machinery are used for the generatr maintenance of subdivision roads and open space or the construction of subdivision roads and open space or the construction of residentiar houses for sale. 10. zoning: No rands within KrNGs Row suBDrvrsroN shall ever be occupied or used by or for any structure or purpose in or in any manner which is contrary to the applicable county zoning regurations, except as the same may be allowed under said regulations as a non-conforming use or by special perm5"t. and Removal of Debris: A1l unsightty structures, facilities, equipment and other items, incruding but not timited to those specified below, sharl be enclosed within a solid, covered structure or gcreened from view. Any trailer, boat, snowmobile, disabled vehicle, tractor, snow removar or garden equipment, and any similar item shalr be kept at arr times, except when in actual use, in an enclosed structure. Any refuse or trash container, utility meter or other utility facilityr gasr oil or water tank, service area, storage piler of, area for hanging clothing or other household fabrics shall be enclosed or appropriately screened from view by planting or fencing approved by Declarant or the Honeowners Association, and adequate to conceal the same from neighbors, streets, private roads and accegs drives. No rumber, metarg, bulk materials, scrap, refuse or trash sharl be kept, stored or allowed to accumulate on any lot except building materiars during the course of construction and then onry for such reasonabre period of time as is necessary prior to correction or disposal thereof. No unsightly weeds shall be permitted to grow or remain on any lot. 12. Electricitv wires and poles: Decrarant sharl provide electrlc and terephone transmission lines in and over a street abutting each 10t or arong pl-atted eaaelEnts 11. Enclosurg_g!__qlElgltly Facilities, Esui along a boundary of each lot.Any tensions from said lines,, shall be under- ground and sharr be i.nstalled at the expense of the lot ovrner. All extensions shall be installed in accordance with engineering standards promulgated from time to time by Hory cross Erectric Association, rnc. or its successors. l_3.NoxiouE or Offensivg Activities: No noxious or offensive actlvity sharr be carried on upon any rot at any time nor shall anything be done or permitted which may be or become a nuisance to other proporty or to the owners thereof. 14. Architectural contror Authoritv: cororado countryrs Kings Row, a colorado rimited partnership, or its nominee, shall be and constitute the Architecturat control Authority until such time as J-t assigns or delegates the function of Architectural control Authority to the KrNGs Row Homeowners Association, which assignment and delegation shal1 occur not rater than the sare by Declarant of two-thirds of the lots in the First and second Firings (such second Filing to occur after the date and recordation of this document) . 15. KrNGS Row Homeowners Association: A cororado non-profit corporation hae been incorporated to further the interests of the lot owners of KrNGs Row suBDrvrsroN and to assume the responsibirity of architecturar contror and the other obligations of Declarant hereunder upon deregation of such authority by Decrarant and to regulate, manage and maintain the supply of domestic water in KrNGs Row suBDrvrsroN. A11 lot owners shalr be required to obtain their domegti_c water from the Association. euantities of water delivered to each lot shalr be regurated by size of lines or meters or both. The Associatlon shalr establish water gervice chargee sufficient to operate and maintain the system and to establish a capitar reserve fund for reconstruction of the system as may be necessary. The owners of all rots sharl be members of the Association; shaIl be required to maintain membership in such Association; shall be entitled to one (I) vote for each lot owned; and sharl be required to pay assessments levied by the Asgociation which assessments sha11 be prorated eguarly among the platted lots (including lots in the second Filing after recordation of a final plat). If the owner of any lot fails, after demand, to pay any assessment revied by the Homeowners Associatj.on, then the Homeowners Association or Declarant, whichever incurred such costs, shalr have a rien, from and after the time of notice of such failure to Pay is recorded in the office of the county clerk and Recorder, against the lot of such owner for the amount due and not paid, plus interest from the due date of payment at the rate of nine per cent (9t1 per annum, prus alr costs and expenses of correction, incruding reasonable attorneyrs fees. The lien may be foreclosed in the manner provided for foreclosure of mortgages in the State of Colorado. 16. Assessments: rn addition to operation and maintenance of the domestic water system, the Association may revy aasessments to maintain and operate the irrigation ditches and common areas, to prorote the recreation, health, safety and welfare of the residents of KrNGS Row suBDrvrsroN. Assessments may be used for subdivision road maintenance if deemed necessary or convenient by the Association. Assess- ments may be used'for subdivision road maintenance if deemed necessary or convenient by the Association. Assessments ahall be levied uniformly against all lots in the subdivision whether improved or not. L7. No structure shall be placed upon or permitted to remain upon any parcer, or altered ln anY waY without the Prior the Architectural have been assigned whlch will change its exterior apPearance approval, in writing, of the Declarant or Control Authority, if such responsibiliites by Declarant. 18. "structure" DefLned: "structure" ag used herein shall mean any tangible thing above or below the surface of the ground whlch might affect the aPpearance of the property or the health or eafety of any Person including, by way of illustration and not llmitation, any building, garage, porch, shedr greenhouae, bathhouse, cooP, cage, patio, swimming poolr tennie court, swimming or tennie cabana, stable, barn, fence, wall, sign, barbecue pit, tank, playhouse, treehouse, gazebo, pool, pond, excavation, pipe, pole, wire, cabler of, any tree or other landscaping feature. 19. "PrimarL Structures" Permitted: "Primary Structure" shall mean any encloeed structure which occupies more than eighty (80) Equare feet in area or more than Eix hundred (600) cubic feet in volume. The primary structures permitted on any single parcel shall consiet of no more than one (1) single family dr.relling house with an interior Living floor area of at least one thouEand (1,000) square feet exclusive of acceaaory buildiD9s, garages, porches or patlos, together with no more than two l2l non-dwelllng structurea unconnected encloged Etructures guch as swirmlng or tennit cabanas, stables, garages or greenhouses. No non-dwelltng structure shall be erected or installed except concurrently with or after construction of a single farnily dwelling houee. All primary structures ehall conform in general exterior appearance lvith the alngle family dwelling houge. 20. Structure Exterior: The exterior portiong of all buildings shall be natural or stained wood, stucco, natural rock, brick, Or such other material as may be approved by the Declarant or Architectural Control Authority. ?L. Fences: Fences shall be subject to approval by Declarant or the Architectural Control Authority as to location, size, desi.gn, material and side yard requirements and proximity to neighboring property and structures. No barbed wire fences shaLl be permitted. Fences shall be either split rail or pole. smaller steel mesh enclosures for dogs may be approved by Decrarant or the Architectural Control Authority. 22. Procedure for Approval of Structures: Declarant or the ArchitecturaL control Authority may impose reasonable requirements with reapect to information to be furnished and the form and manner of presenting the same in order to obtain approval for any structure, incLuding, but not limited to, all landscaping. For all primary structures, exterior desi-gn and elevation plans shall be submitted which shall show location of arl existing and proposed structuree on the lot; all lot lines; shall indicate materials and colors to be used; and sharr be accompanied by sampres of materials and colors to be used, upon request. prans shall be submitted in duplicate. 23. Criteria for Architectural Control:Declarant or the Architectural control Authority sharl use reasonable discretion in determining whether to approve or disapprove structures. This discretion shall be -exercised with the following objectives in mind: a. To direct the positioning, elevation, profile and surface treatment of aIr structures so as to minimize their obstructlon or diminution of the principal views from each site. b. To preserve or enhance existing natural features such as trees, shrubs, topography and unconfined openness or transition between areas. c. To promote the location and design of structures so that their siting, form and surface treatment harmonizes with the natural setting and with other structures on adjacent property. d. To pronote the use of landscape materials that are indigenous to or exlsting in the area and which have low maintenance requirements so that natural and landscaped areas are not sharply contragted and so that well-maintained and poorry-maintained areas are not sharply contrasted. e. To promote the use of structural materials that have mj.nimum maintenance requirements so as to assure a better appearing area under all conditions. To promote the design and construction of improvements that incorporate the best visuar, functional and material quarity elements possibre so that each parcel will serve its owner better and enhance the value of adjacent property by its presence. 24 - Approval or Disapprovql: Any structure sharl be deemed and considered disapproved unress approval i-s expressry given and is evidenced in writing executed by Declarant or the Architectural Control Authority. Notwithstanding the foregoing, if Declarant fairs to approve a structure and does not expressly indicate disapprovar or affirmativery impose additional requirements or request additional information be furnished, either verbarly or in writing, within fifteen (15) days after a written request for written approval, the structure shall be deemed approved. rn addition, as to any bona fide purchaser or encumbrancer for value and without noticer dny structure which has been comprete or inetalLed for one year shalr be deemed to have been approved unress Declarant or the Authority shall have recorded an instrument in writing indicating disapproval in the office of the county clerk and Recorder, prior to the date on which such 10 bona fide purchaser or encumbrancer obtains a recorded interest therein. 25. Prompt Completion of Structures: Construction or installation of any structure shall proceed promptry and diligently after approval. unless the time is extended in writing, failure to complete a gtructure within one year after the date of approval shall constitute an automatic revocation of the approvar and any partially completed or installed structure shall not then be thereafter permitted to remain on the property for a period ronger than three months after the Decrarant or the Authority requests in writing the removal of the partially constructed or installed structure. 26. Richt of Inspection: Declarant or the Authority and their duly appointed agents or employees may enter upon any property at any reasonable time or times for inspection of any structure. 27. Change of Grade: No grader'stream bed, ground level or drainage pattern on any parcel shall be altered or changed without obtaining the prior approval, in writing, of Declarant or the Architectural Control Authority. 28. Variances: Declarant or the Authority may allow variances from compliance with any of the terms or provisions of these protective covenants when circumetancea such as topography, naturaL obstructions or hardship may requj.re and, if such variance ie granted no vioration of the covenants, restrictions and condltions of these restrictiong sharl be deemed to have occurred with respect to the matter for which the variance was granted. such variance must be evidenced ln writing. The granting of such variance sharl not operate to waive any of the terms and provieione of these reEtrictions for any purpose except as to the particurar 11 lot and particular provisions hereof covered by the variance. rn no event may a variance be granted which wourd permit any business or conrmercial activity. 29. Enforcement Rights: The covenants, restrictions and conditions contained in these protective covenants may be enforced at any time by the owner or owners of any lot, by a group of owners of Lots, by the Homeowners Association provided for herein, orr notwithstanding the fact that it may no J.onger hold title to any property herein described, Declarant. 30. Remedieg: The covenants, restrictions and conditions contained in theee protective covenants shall be enforceable by proceeding for prohibitive or mandatory injunction. ActuaL damages sha1l not be deemed an adequate remedy for breach or vioration but, in an appropriate caee, punitive damages may be awarded. rn any action to enforce any covenant, restriction or condition contained in these restrictions, the prevailing party or parties may be awarded reasonable attorneyrs fees. 31. Additionar Remedy: rn addition to the remedles stated above, Declarant, the Honreovtners Assocj.ation or their nominees, upon vioration or breach of any covenant, restriction or condition contai-ned in theae protective covenantsr m:ry enter upon any lot where such vioration or breach exists and may abate or remove the thing or condition causing the violation or breach or may othenrriee cure the violation or breach. The costg incurred shalr be billed to and paid by the owner of the rot. rf the owner of the property fails, after demand, to pay such costs, then the Decrarant or the Association, whichever incurred such costs, sharl have a lien, from and after the time a notice of such failure to Pay is recorded i"n the office of the county crerk and Recorder, L2 a against the property of such oerner for the amount due and not paid, plus intereet from the date of demand for payment at the rate of nlne per cent (9t) per annumr plus all costs and expenseg of collection, J.ncruding reasonable attorney's fees. The lien may be foreclosed in the manner for foreclosure of mortgages in the State of CoLorado. 32- ProtectLon of Bncumbrancer: No violation or breach of any rertrictlon, covenant or condition contained in these protective covenantg and no action to enforce the Eame shaLl defeat, render lnvalid or impair the lien of any mortgage or deed of trugt taken in good faith for value or the title or interest of the holder thereof or the title acquired by any purchaser upon forecrosure of any such mortgage or deed of trust. 33. Deleoation to Homeowner's Association: At such time as Declarant has conveyed thirty-three in nr.rmber of the total lots of KrNGS Row suBDrvrsroN (incruding the proposed Second Filing), all Declarant's rights, responeibilitlea and obrigations under these protectLve covenants ehalL be delegated, assigned and traneferred to KrNGS Row Homeownerrg AsEociation, a cororado non-profrt corporation, and such Aesociation shall agEume and dlscharge all Declarantre obligations hereunder. The dLrectors of such Association shall appoint the Architectural Control Authority. Declarant may, by written agreement with the Association, deregate ltg rights and reeponsibllltieg prior to saLe of thlrty-three Iots. 34. Adoption of protective covenants for Additional Filingg: Declarant, ltc Euccesgorg and aesigns intend to record one or more pJ.atc of an additional and aecond fillng for KrNGS Row suBDrvrsroN, and ilay, by duly executed and acknowLedged documents, incorporate and adopt theee protectlve 13 I : Covenants as being applicable to the lots within the second filing. Such plats may be filed in Garfield or Eagle Counties or both. 35. Severabllitv: Each of the covenants, restric- tions and conditions contained in these protective covenants shall be deemed independent and separate and the invatidation of any one shall not affect the validity and continued effect of any other. 35. Amend,ment and Termination:The restrictions, covenants and conditLone in these protective covenants shaIl continue until January 1, 1985, and from year to year there- after until amended or termlnated by written instrument executed by the ovrnerE of a maJority of the lots then subject to these covenantg. Prior to January l, 1985, these protective covenants may be amended or terminated by recorded instrument executed by the record ownerE of a majority of the parcels of the property herein described $rith the written consent of the Declarant 37. Paragraph Headings: The paragraph headings in this instrument are for convenience onry and shall not be considered in construing the restrictions, covenants and conditions herein contained. 38. Waiver: Waiver or failure to enforce any regtriction, covenant or condltLon in thege protective covenantg shall not operate ag a waiver of any other reetrl,c- tion, covenant or condition. IN WITNESS WHEREOF', Declarant has caused these Amended Protective Covenants to be executed as of the /St day of 7/A-/ , 1978. - 14 By THUNDER RIVER REALTY CO!,tpAtiIy,its general partner sTArE OF COLORADO ) corrNrY o' .ARTTELD i ""' JOHN wrx and JONNTE DINNTNG, being first durysworn, depose and say that they are the president andsecretary respectively of THuNbER RrvER REALTY co., thegeneral partner of coLoRADo couNTRy's KrNGS ROW, a Cororadolimited partnership, and that they have executed the foregoingAmended protective covenants of slia limited p"itrr"i"hip. sworn to before me this / J_ day, L978.of COIORADO COUNTRYIS KINGS ROW,a Colorado limited partnership Witness my hand and official seal. My commission expires s M)r Corinnrisicl e;:pirr.s fc( rn, lpgf I President ATTEST: ***\\\*$,.\,.\ ubscribed 15 - DEED OF TRUST THIS DEED Or TRUST, Made this ,2P4. day of November , Lg'17 , between COLORADO COUNTRYTS KrNGS ROw, a Colorado limitedpartnership, the grantor herein whose address is E Thunder River Rea1ty Company, Post Office Box X, Basa1t, Colorado 8L62L, County of Eagle and State of Colorado, and the PUBLIC TRUSTEE of the County of City and County in which the property described below is situated, in the State of Colorado, Witnesseth: The Grantor to secure an Amended Subdivision Improvements Agreement dated the 4!4 day of November, lg77for the benefit of the Board of c@ Commissioners of GarfieLd County, Colorado, the beneficiary herein whose address is Garfield County Courthouse, Glenwood Springs, Colorado, which Amend,ed Subdivision Irnprovements Agreement requires grantor to complete certain improvements and provides for certain col-lateral to be pledged to secure such obliga-tions, does hereby grant and convey unto said Public Erusteethe following described property, situate in the County ofGarfield, State of Colorado, to wit,: Lots 3, 4 and 4L, Kings Row Subdivision, Filing No. I fO HAVE AND TO HOLD the same together with all appurtenances,in trust nevertheless, that in case of default in grantor's obligation under such Amended Subdivision Improvements Agreement or in the performance of any covenants hereinafterset forth, then upon the beneficiary filing notice of elect,ion and demand for sale, said Public Trustee, after advertisingnotice of said sale weekly, for not less than four weeks, in some newspaper of general circulation in said county, shallsell said property in the manner provided by law in effectat the time of filing said notice and d.emand, at publicauction for cash, dt any proper place designated in thenotice of saLe. Out of the proceeds of said sale saidTrustee shaLL retain or pay first alL fees, charges andcosts and aLl moneys advanced or on any prior encumbrance,with interest thereon, rending the overplus unto the beneficiary and after the expiration of the time of redemption, saidTrustee shaLl- execute and del-iver to the purchaser a deed tothe property sold. The beneficiary may purchase said propertyor any part thereof at such sale. The grantor covenants that at the time of delivery ofthese presents, it is seized of said property in fee simple,and that said. property is free of encumbrances, except tglltaxes due and payable in 1978, and except reservations,restrictions, easements and covenants of record, and it willpay all taxes and assessments against said property andamounts due on prior encumbrances, and if he shal1 fail topay insurance premiums, taxes or amounts due on prior encumbrance, the beneficiary may pay the same and all amountsso paid shall become additional indebtedness due hereunderiand in case of foreclosure, it will pay an attorneyts fee ofa reasonable amount. ShouLd the beleficiary hereunder be made a party to anyaction affecting this deed of trust or the litre to saiaproperty, the grantor agrees that all court costs and areasonabLe attorneyrs fee paid by the beneficiary shall - become ad.ditional indebtedness due hereunder; and the grantor does hereby release and waive all claims in said property asa homestead exemption or other exemption now or hereafterprovided by law. It is agreed that in case of default or a breach of anyof the covenants herein, then said principal sums hereby secured of said property will thereupon be delivered to thebeneficiary, and on failure to deliver such possession thebeneficiary shalI be entitled to a receiver for said property, who may be appointed by any court of competent jurisdiction. Whenever used herein the singular number shall includethe plural, the p1ural the singular, and the use of anygender shalI be applicable to all genders. All of the covenants herein shall be binding upon the respective heirs,personal representatives, successors and assigns of theparties hereto. Executed the day and year first above written. COLORADO COUNTRYIS KINGS ROW,a Colorado limited partnership TIIUNDER RIVER P€ALTY COMPANY,a Colorado corporation, General Partner STATE OF COLORADO corrNrY oF fi{ ' I ="' The Eoregoing instrument was acknowledged before methis ?trrA day of -November , Lg77, by JOHN WIX as president Of THUNDER RIVER REALTY COMPAI{Y, A COIOTAdO COrPOrAtiON, thcGeneral Partner of COLORADO COUNTRYTS KINGS ROW; a Colorad.olimited partnership. My Commission expires:fly Commisslon exPires Feb. 1O 1981 Witness my hand and official seaI. (SEAL) \\. \.\Yh TIIT}I\TDEH. rtITrErt rl.EA.I-TTT BOX X 303/927-3161 BASALT, COLORADO 81621REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT August 28, 1980 Mr. Flaven J. Cerrse Garfield County Commissioner Garfield County Courthouse Glenwood Springs, C0 81501 RE: KINGS R0lll SUBDIVISION Dear Flaven: Enclosed herewith is a copy of the final invoice for improvements installed in Kings Row Subdivision pursuant to the Subdivider's Improvements Agreement with Garfield County. Would you please authorize the Roaring l:ork Bank to withdraw this amount from olr account ttglg-977 and make payment direct to GMC0 Corporation. I have ineluded a signed withdrawal slip for that purpose. I have also ineluded a withdrawal slip for you to authorize the balance remaining in that savings account to be paid over to Colorado Country's Kings Row,s checking aecount wnlcn also is maintained at the Roaring Fork Bank. Thank you for your consideration. Cordially, John Wix cc: Ray Ba1dwin, Garfield County Planner t'' Lynn Pittman, President, Roarinq Fork Bank GMC0 Corporation Enc: J JW/JM 2 1980 PLAI{ncf,GARFIELD CO. rtr.LD 00. Tee €YI\TX}E ]FB. Htr\T8ffi. ffi-lw-d&.8-wY BOX X 303/927-3161 BASALT, COLORADO 81621 REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT February 20, 1980 Roaring Fork Bank C326 l'lighway /113) Carbondale,, C0. Bl5Z3 To Whorn It May Coneern: Enclosed please finrJ a check in the amount ofl $l rA?L.42 frorn Coloraclocountry's Kings Row, account number ao447z to be deposited to the KingReal Estate Development co..Inc. savings account, number 9rg977. Thank you. Sj ncoroly, ffi->d-;;4 John Wix JWljm Enc: ? cc: F1avin Ceris'e County Ccnrrnissiorrer Garfield County Mr. Cerise: This money has been cJeposit.ed to cover the estimated inereased cost tocomplete the approximately 4,300 lineal feet of, chip and sealj.ng of roaclsrequired for the.Znd filing of the Kinqs Row Subdivision. We eipecl- tocompJ.ete this this spring. EAGLE COUNTY Department of Planning and Development P. 0. Box 179 Phone 328-7311 EAGLE, COLORADO 81631 BOARD OF COUNTY coMMlsSroNERs 328-6809 .,!l lfliil;i:irJ[***.. GAfit0i.0aouts}^l 1979 CERtsE....{----*. Jlt -t -ti\ ... - -..{ - - -' v v Er-ASiu EZ.-. -..2i. ---,ADMINISTRATION 328-6674 AN!MAL SHELTER 949-4292 A5SES50R 328-6s93 BUILDING INSPECTION 328.6339 CLERK & RECORDER Eaqle 328-6377 BEiE,ft 927.3244 COUNTYATTORNEY 328-6674 ENGINEER 328-6337 ENV!RONMENTAL HEALTH 328-7718 EXTENSION AGENT 328.6370 LIBRARY 328-7787 PUBLIC HEALTH Eaqle 328-6594VaIt 476-5844 PLANN!NG 328-6338 ROAD & BRIDGE 328.6591 SHERIFFEaolr 328-561I Bra5all 927-3244 Gilman 827-5751 socrAL SERVICES 328-6328 TREASURER 328-6376 The Board of CountY Commissioners of Garfield County Mr. Larry Velasquez, Chairman P. 0. Box 640 Glenwood Spgs, Colorado Gentl emen: Re: Kings Row Subdivision - Second Filing 81 601 Enclosed is one signed, original, coPY of the "road maintenance agreement" between Garfield and Eagle County. l,.le have retained one copy, recorded in the County Clerk and Recorder's records, for the Eagle County file. /4,a Knisht / TK/KP GARFIELD COUNTY Board of County Cornmissioners P.o. Box 640 Glenwood springs, colorado 81601 Telephone (303) g4s-6892 FLAVEN J. CERISE RICHARD C. JOLLEY LARRY VELASOUEZ December 71, 7978 Roaring Fork Bank CatbondaTe, Colorado Gentlemen: PJease be advised that Cerise was authorized to sign two withdrawal 8762 3 bg unanimous action taken todag, Flaven J. bg the Garfield Countg Board of Commissjoners sJ:ps for {,ing' s Ror'/ Subdivision account No. 979 977, in the amounts of $j295.00 and 92527.20. SincereTg, BOARD OF COI,IMTSSIONERS COUNTY nsp (, )) ) )'a Iarrg VeJadfr REAL EsrAru Cf*riDr[$r 1 l97B 0AfrFl,tLn i.t, J- .-._u tru. r Ll,ni jCf lFIIT'nTDETt -Lr\rtn, TT.EAI-lIlITT x Box lryr, 3031927-3%2 BASALT, COLORADO 81621 November 30, L978 Ray Baldntn Plannlng Direetor Garfleld County' Plannlng Deparfimnt 2011r Blake Avenue G&enwood Springs, CO- 81601 Dear Ray: ?hls ts conftrration of orr telephone conversatlon today concernlng the Klngs Row SubdivLsion and yotrr letter of November 28, 1978. After payrrent of the $613ZZ requested to Grant and to V & S ExcavatLng, tlp balance of $9,%8 !{oul"d remein ln the Improvements Agreement account to pay for ttre $Br5ZB alLoeeted for ehip seaLlng plus any tnerease that nlght oceur ln the event of under-estlmation. !,Ie estLmated $a per runntng foot in arrlvlng at the $81528. Items (9) and (A) or the Imprarements Agreenent, whtch you nere unsure of, have been patd and dtscharged. Arry further costs w111. be paid from other funds end lten naivers obtained to assure the county that no restdual oblLgatlons will renaln. I am enterlng an agreerent wlth Rocky Mountain Natural. Ges to extend naturaL gas 1lnes throrghout the subdtvisr.on and wouLd llke to pbstpone the lnsta}letlon of chip seal untl.l that ts done next sprLng or early summer. As the funds for the ehtp seal ere and wtI} remaLn ln escroc to guarantee ehLp sea).ing, would tt not be posslbLe for the county to accept tlr roads and do the snou plowlng thLs rlnter? If thet ls not possible, could f contract wlth and pay ttt county for performLng that servLce? Ktndest regards. John 1{1x IilVESTITET{T rtt.(E.L.lr.ttr BOX X N3lg27-3181 BASALT, COLORADO 81621 send thcc to thc Rarlng rcrk dcac aU' '" lt.' *t:.1 l;i ir,r l Iu lTIIT'ITDEN.H.r\zEIn .?t' ', ,| ,'Iovuucr IU, 19?B ehetrrea,8ord of Ccnutsslcners':l{hrflald Carntyl,Olcmod Sprtngrt co. 816or .? ,.;,..:r ,,.". " 8El tGagr Bo ficntlsmn: tlorld yotr plcarc algn thclc nlthdraral lltpr and trmk faOr ior pyoent cf the enelclcd lnvotces' ., !.i rhtg 1r payocnt fon radbase and trucklng aad ccnpaetcr i'Klngr Rw Subdlvlglo. ..n '41nccrclY, Ar-L->f.,+/q.TlL [fin vtx/tu A i ,. .JI/Jt s.ci Wnn PLttnan, Rorlng Fork Bank '' nay BaLdwln, Cornty Planner Eugenla Grant & Scne " V&SExeavatlngIne. I "-iEia** i. --,i*i;.*a*:,;'.1. ;r',,. '-ai*s+'" GRANT'S PUMICE EUGENIA GRANT & SONS Bcx 1027 Phone 927'32OL BASALT. COTOFADO 81621 \r '*::\ r T-haakTou cusrorER s oRoER Ho i PHONE i lo,/sa 1s73*7"i^tt,, ,4. //noc .2,tz,t^'E:, I B, u, // e/" */( z / caSH I C.O.C oil ^ccr I ilos€ RET'Ot/PAIO OU' ,h-l?/ur jc/?) 7*%A/.-.- I I ,) i-.^'$ t ,q,l-l'i I I I I a co\ar: ! ^i I H*- lZo solo aY I RECETVEO gY I rcrfu5gi2o , .1 , n All claims and returncd goods MUST 5c I i ! 4 Y accompani.d bv this btll. ,-- . " ::' _ I !i ! i?rqrl a i',t tt ru llg\- P O Box 2837 ASPEN, COLORADO 8161 1 (303) 925-799r 3 &/> - c>- -7 Q-rq- z .l-(S'-- Z ct- i 7'/4 L, *= .l---, q-r I --i I I l--- I t0 t OESCNIPTION OF MATERIAL USEO co.npl.tion of tha abol[ d.actlbad wo.k I P.O. Box 640 GARFIELD COUNTY tsoard of County Commissioners Glenwood Springs, Colorado 81601 Telephone (303) 945'6892 FLAVEN J. CERISE RICHARD C. JOLLEY LARRY VELASOUEZ November 6, 1978 Roaring Fork Bank Carbondale, Colorado 81623 Gentlemen: By action taken this day, FlaVen J. Cerise was author- ized by the Board to sign withdrawal slips to release funds heLd in escrow for King's Row Subdivision in the following amounts: $3008.42, $5I48.00, $486.00 and $10r51I.00. Sincerely, BOARD OF COMT.TISSIONERS tarry Velasquez Chairman nsP t4[>5 1,12 The Board of CountY Commissioners of Eagle County County Courthouse Eag1e, Colorado 8L63L Re: Kings Row Subdivision, Second Filing Gentlemen: The Eagle County Planning Department having called for tra.road mai.ntenance agreem"tl- - -between our two Counties(Garfield and Eagle) applicable to the short road span in Eagle Countytt, referring to that p"rt of Kings Row Ave. colored in pink on the attached portion of the Second riling of Kings Row subdivision pLat, GarfieLd county agrees to maintain thai part oi t<irrg" Row Ave. in Eagle County until this agree- ment is mutually amended or terminated. If this meets with your approval, pleasl so indicate in the place provided be1ow, and return oo. rorry signed copy to'us, retaining the other for your records. SincerelY, THE BOARD OF COI'IITY COMMISSIONEP.S 0F@ cot ltfY Accepted and aPproved this -?1 daY BOARD OF COT'NTY CO}MISSIOI{ERS OF COI]MY i, : ,,il,l?6 1l7l GARFIELD COUNTY Board of County Commissioners l,,i*. ** - p.O. Box 640 Gtenwood Springs, Colorado 81601 Telephone (303) 945-680ari[i.D C0UNf :' FLAVEN J. CERISE November 3, L978 of l[orrernber.J978. - RICHARD C. JOLLEY LARRY VELASOUEZ Stephens, Chairman '^'.'7 c4FrL++GF)'',-.-e'Y- \S5. t'*-'Eg"'d*\.\ L-r''---ir / \v.a"\, ,rttzr_ _ KtN69 (<rw' : \iry1"-a_'. ) , a\"r--. ..--l:'-*"'.--i 5T t\T'i- C);tr''" " ' fl.ir-- f.:,t:i I I ,l /-_-._. -, f)f V e: ', {)t -l I t-'l l ot,lu : )','ttf ?y\ :i .if"* lt :.. t ^2),. 't,I< , AeO\4, Yt /ct-Acr'1,'\r!.'u,4 )18+ r; 1tP,fl .ttr !r' '+i,ai,l, Laf tD ---.s., 'r. '5.t Bl A. 'r .''\2';l(AC''l1-vtt * a ?or dftLir7 e^qe,ll ,'/z tr\ - L:1,:. ,r: r. I +l\,. '' &>'9' ViCti.-.I,fl' MAP i\A acAre rl't {il It $t 6A9ALf\...-.-,.o' - -i'.4 *f zI3' 06" E t4aa.A)l 5vb4 $l* !,il## !l ".,t :Iffif '''b, \. \. ylrtffii{,F'' \l \ ; i I. n.iu,"*"l _.b,-Q. /}, EAGLE COUNTY Department of Planning and Development P. 0. Box 179 Phone 328-73t1 EAGLE, COLORADO 81631 iBIr{tilElffiUtrI'rrt'l iit ooTso 1s?B lilll,il* - - ,-*-,4) GARHE$ ooul{TY cntltl, 26 October 1978 cERlsE...._..._...!.* J0LL EY.........*...rrurrrr vELASQUEz.** f_..,.*Garfield County Board of CountY Conmissioners Garfield County Courthouse Glenwood Spgs, Colorado 81601 BOARD OF COUNTYcoMMlSsloNERs 328-6809 ADMINISTRATION 328-6674 ANIMAL SHELTER 949-4292 ASSESSOR 328.6s93 BUILDING INSPECTION 328-6339 CLERK & RECORDEREaole 328-6377gE5aft 927-3244 COUNTY ATTORNEY 328-6674 ENGINEER328€337 ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH 328-7718 EXTENSION AGENT 328-6370 LIBRARY 328-7787 PUBLIC HEALTH Eaole 328-6594Vail 476-5844 PLANNING 328-6338 ROAD & BRIDGE 328-6s91 SHERIFF Eaole 328-661 IBd;elt 927-3244 Gilman 827-5751 soclAL SERVICES328-6328 TREASURER 328-6376 Dear Sirs: flLE---**,*;a;n PIat of this subdivision until such a road l^le would appreciate a prompt reply as this quite some time. Board of County Conrmi ss j oners ,Eagl e County This 'letter concerns the Eagle County Plann'ing Commission's request tfrai tfre developer of King'i Row Subdivision obtain a written statement that Garfield County will"accept and maintain all roads in that portion of above mentioned iubdivision which lje in Eagle County. As this road covers a short span and begins and ends in Garfield f,orniy, we feel that acceptante and maintenance responsi.bi'lity of saia i6aO should lie with'Garfield County. (see enclosed map.) We have tabled the Final agreement is forthcoming. case has been pending for Thank you for your attention. Sincerelyfutu Thomas Boni Ass i stant P'l anner TB/kp lTIIT'nTDETTnI\rE!n,rttA.r-1rY REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT ulnltrlOetober 25, L%B Mr. Ray BaLdvin Garfleld CanntY PLanner 20Ll+ BLake Avenue GLennood Springs, CO. 8I50L BE: Kings Ro,r Dear Mr. Ba]-clwln: These matters Ehm the eetrnty should authorlze reLease cf Kings Ror funds frcm the Rering Fork Bank a tctal of $t9ra53.l+2. Part of ifrfr go.r back to September 15th for Dccls6gl Englneered Products and Eugenla Grant & Sons. I woultl appreeiate whatever yan can dc tc expeclite these natters before thl-next neettng of tbe Bcard cf Ccmnissicners. Sincerely, ocT S I f,s78 GARTIEIO fr* Jchn Wlx JTVJ* EneL: l* Uu ' F"r"l b/'4- 'Tl+ruu&rt ?f'e/zg '1 rt? MDSE. RET'D.PAIO OUT i1 @ (!crl t.t-..1t .TAT'TCr.T OF ACCOUI'T DC'DsOCI ENGII{EIiED PRODUCTS' INC' P.O. fox 2't CLExgoClo lrpttlloa. cOLO. ataot GRANT'S PUI/IICE EUGENIA GRANT & SONS Box 1027 Phonc 927'32OL BASALT, COLORADO 81621 I,/J u Co L iilO's Pa*) ,, cccop_nyoo (oqAJrRY s ( tN O's D'a' ..^-> Box x S/r>Acr, LoL o 1l!% monthly carrying charge (1895 annual) will be charged on the unpaid balance of all pait due ac<.:ounts. e l6 r'3 :ULU D'CASH coc \/ I DESCRIPTIONOTY iq&/4 3(D8,I :::^"' "7fr/* i enrce i auouNr '; a,n,,/tr4d, o e* S/4r t cO All claims and returned gocds Ilj,,:,i ,r, .t. i .r roar:reci bv this bill -*-:' -. I RCTEREIICE ,,Jd * qZq /r€coutr Das rt 16ffr-$ nwtn I CBCI L? E'MVATIilG SERVICE lL#8B'rlDXr EL JG3EL, COLONADo ltG2t SEWER SYSTEMS OF ALL KIN6 . HAULTNG FILL OI RT ANO GRAVEL '-i I I No. ;. ro * '''i T'.Ar'l ADDBESS CITY -TtrRMS l,' F 'ti ri I -t .L l. ,^,-, a l"t e r, -/ 'f,1,.T{ i i!-r /I tt,{,t ")n rP^, n truad_13 -UY 'I' to rvrr m/-r l'hkh 6" Ann{r f'dnl{t i*tor 16!"* b' .F (, *'r ''. r' I!flIVTBIIGIEI N(0. Frd l$lhoP Csassrr*bs Gomprry Box 467 BASALT, COLORADO 8T62I (303) 927-39'15 oF lvoRx JOa Ptlolt:OATE OF ORDCF ,.--r, ll-^ 2r, ,b 6T-t/toc iioil - 1r/k;*frtuT GiiE coni'nu:o oi orHEr slDE ) ffi*ro*'bor*E'il*) 1 r?H rff,-,', { fi,E z ral up \ .. - '-- / - /< l. 11 AMOUNT A*\. ivaY sE coxTlxuEo oN olxER SIOE ) MIEtrNIGI Frank Bidrop Cmffiitn Cmfrrf Box 467 BASALT, COLORADO 8T621 (303) 927-3945 oei*mtprot or lvoftx 3lcx^rui; ( I r..tn, rrloltaat tb !dht8b.t cqt lb c tt t'cti |bsrlb'd rqr'), cfltrrnkTou! *lrr...-. 4o. PAY THIS AIIOUNT -11i1 :-J iII 'Jot t}.ot{l oaTE or oaott L^l z,/ * r* Jor rerr/loceno.. k.- a-l \/ The Boards of County Commisgioners of GarfieLd and Eagle Counties cMS/cL Enelosure cc3 Mr. John Wix - Eagle County Planning Dept. - llr. GeraLd D. Ilartert M. Stoddard, attorneY Countryte Kinge Row, Partnershlp Glenwood Sprlngs. Colorado October L3, L978 r CoLorado Limited oAflfltL0 00uNTy c0:{lt.A'ea code 003 cERtsE.......{1"* JoLLEY...-...:|r--y VELASQUEZ... J..*- Re: Kinge Row Subdivision Gentlemen: Ae you know the GarfieLd County Commissioners recentLy approved the Second FiLing of the Kings Row Subdivision. The developer noh, seeks approval- of that part of the subdivision in Eagle County. The EagLe County Planning DePartment has called for: ttA road maintenance agreement must be drawn between our tlto Counties(Garfield and EagLe) applicable to the short road span in Eagle County.rl A xerox copy of a portion of the subdivision plat approved by Garfield County showing the Land wlthin the proposed subdivision ln Eagle County and the road in question is attached hereto. Jerry }Iartert, Garfield County attorney, suggested the Eagle County CommLssioners advise the Garfield County Commissioners of the terms of such a road maintenance agreement. Since I expect the Eagle County Commissioners wiLL Like to know what the Garfield County Cornmi.ssioners propose in the terms of such an agreement, I an taking this means to present the question to both Boards, and respectfully requeet that each Board advise what terms should be in the agreement. Upon receipt thereof I wiLl draft a proposed agreenent consistent with the proposed terms and submit the eame to both Boards for approval. lfany thanks for your consideration of thls requeet. tted, for a Co1o. GAffiFIELffi CCIUNTV ffioard o'f Cloumtv Conrtumissieners P.0. Box 640 Glertwoo,J Springs, Colorado 81601 Telephone (303) 945-6892 FLAVEN J. CERISE RICHARD C. JOLLEY LARRY VELASOUEZ October 13, 1978 Charles 11.- Stoddard PO Box 697 Glenwood Springs, Colorado 81501 Kingrs Row Subdivision Dear Mr. Stoddard: This is in reponse to your recent letter concerning maintenance agreement on that portion of the road in the above subdivision in Eagle County. Upon recorunendaiioa of cur county road strperr,-isor:, Garfleld Corrnty hereby agrees to accept responsibi-1ity of naintenace of that road. Please submit a proposal for maintenarrce for our consideration at your earliest convenience. Sincerely, BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS GARFIELD COI]NTY Eagle County Planning Department Leonard Bowlby IFIIf'TTTDE!-LH,r\rEn rt,re!AI-lFTT xBOX ?m 3031927-3542 REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT BASALT, COLORADO 81621 Oetober 5, LfiTB : Chalrnan Board,d Ccmm{ssicners Garfield Cornty Glenrcod $prlnge , CO. 8M0I RE: KLngs Rcnr Gentlemen: {ctttd_fm please sign these withdraraL sllps and send them to the RerlngFork Bank fbr payment of the encLoeed invcices. Thls ls pa5ment for backhoe work for the fireplugs and crther work fcrftreprugs prorlded for in the subdirlders rmprcvements Agreenent. We werld greatly appreeiate e:rpecliticn of these withdrawals. DodsonEngineered Produets has Just bilred us for a Latb payuent fee saylngit had nob reeeived funde whieh lre requestect released to him rastSepteuiber lrth. The subdivisicn is now ccmprete except for ehi.p sea)-ing the rm,ds lnFiti.ne *h. And r woulct apireeiate a final insieeticn ina approrarsubject only to ccmpletian of the ehlp seal. Sineere$^ffir/+ Jchn Wlx JI$/Jt Snelosure ee: I46m Pittnan, R@ring Fcrk Bank Rcbert Witkorski, County planner Cecilts Excavating Serrlee Frank Blshop Ccnstruetim CECI L'S EXCAVATING SERVICE PHOf{E xr3 983-2ml0x96 EL JEBEL, COLORADO 81628 SEWER SYSTEMS OF ALL KINOS O HAULING FILL DIRT ANO GRAVEL ADDRESS CITY \{ TERMS A Fln.nc. Ch.rgo ol lvrtS prr month (whlch lt tn Annurl P.rc.nt.t Rat.ot lt'r) wlll b' rdd.d to rll bahnort th.t .xc..d 30 d.yt. t* .r ,t:'rI..i!: i. / t\ ti AI,loUNT ! rr Y af coialll$liEo or r,i"?i ior-.ThankTou! 0fltvtB0G[t N@. JOt tl{oall ?t.-/t 7l-- z^ ,-. JOa XArC,/LOCA!|4. - g/ / k;- Ra-il-t Fraat S*€pffir*aCffirp.ry 8or 467 BASALT, COLORADO 8162r (3O3) 927.3145 I OROER TAXEN AY i I I siGNAruRE I ! haTabt -|4orlc:tr h! ,tirfr.tffy coDpl.tion o: i[ rboya dascribad worl ) I AMOUNT l-rt 4^ lO Frank Bishop Construction Company Box 467 BASALT, COLORADO 8T62I (3O:r) 927-394,t AMOUNT TOTAL MATERIAL qL,'*%!trTBmfrr(I" I gEl"lt- al 3lll 14,, .(*\'t'f \ \\x AGENDA EAGLE COUNTY PLANNING CO!,I.IISSIOfl Reguiar t,leeting 27 September .1978 7:00 P.M. County Conrnissioners Meeting Roon Room 103 - 550 Broadway Eagle, Colorado 16 August ileeting Subdivision Review SiPrts Agenda - Page 2 12, File No. sm-47-78 - Phelps Minor subdivision - tabled from 16 August l97g me€tingRequest: To confinn the spiit of 1 lot into 2 lots which had eailier beenimproperly subdivided. Location: Lilt bZ, irail Village l,test Filing #1 13. File No. Sm-48-78 - Golf Creek Duplex Requestl To split duplex into 2 ownerships Location: Lot 71, BIock 1, Eagle-Vail #1. 14. File No, Sm-49-78 - Harmony View Subdivision Request: To spiit 39,42 acres into 8'lotsLocation: 0n south side of Fender Lane west of Aspen Mesa Estates, S!{! NEk of Sec.T7S, R87tl File No. Sm-50-78 - Putnam Minor Subdivision Request: To sp]it an existing duplex into 2 ownershipsLocation: Lot 7, Block 8, Vail Intermountain Subdivision File No. Sm-51-78 - Twin Spruce Townhouses Request: To split a 4-plex into 4 ownerships, with a fifth lot to be held in cormonLocation: Lot 11, BIock 10, Vail Intermountain Subdivision \^ \.-s'Agenda 28,1. 2- 15. 16. Call to order Hinutes of the liew Business 4. Cld Business u. c. 6. 8. 7. Finel Plats File Nc. Se-116-75 - Briscoe Exenrption (Dome Main Condominiums)Reouesi: Review of a Final Condominium MapLocaiion: Lot ?1, BIock 9, Vail Intermountain iile llo. Sf-9i-74 - Club House Parcel Final plat iequesi: Revjew of an Anended Final^plat for 15 un.it Condo and parking forexisiing Golf Club on 1.62 acresLccai:on: Loi 109, Elock 3, and a portion of Tract E and l-C Eagle-Vail #l File iio. Sf--og-78 - Par Six Gondorniniurn Final plat Feqieif,: Final Plat for 14 r-tnits on l.9BB3 acresLocat'iln: Part of Lot 73, Block 3, Eagle-Vall Filing #l File lir. Ssp-56-74 - l(ings Rours Reque.st: Final Plat approval for 6 lots on 40 acresLocaiicn: ivlissouri Heights at the Garfield County boundary - Sec.2l, T7S, R8Tl,t File ro. Se-209-78 - King Guest Ranch Exemption - tabled from 16 Auqust 197gReq,,rest: To create two rural homesites out of46 acres, one parcel-of 15 acres and one parcel of 3l acres.Locaticn: 7 rniles east of Basalt and south of the Frying pan River in sec. 7, TBs,Rgsl., llinor Subdivisions File )io. Sn-43-78 - Zarlengo Hinor Subdivision - tabled from 16 August l97gRequast: To split an existing duplex into two ownerships, wfth tE lot held in corrnon.i-0cat;on: Lot 7, BIock 10, Vail Intermountain Subdivision iu. 11. File No. sir,-46-78 - sweany Minor subdivision - tabled from lG Auqust lgTgRequest: To conliirm the iplit of 1 lot into 2 lois-wtlici'naa eiiiier-Gen improper'ly subd i vi ded. Location: Lot 33, Vail Village t,est Filing #l L7. File No. Sm-52-78 - Eagle-Vai1 Townhouses Request: To split a 4-plex into 4 ovrnerships, with the parking area to held in corimon.Location: Lot 2, Block 3, Eagle-Vai1 #2 Sketch Plans 18. File No. ssp-106-78 - Blue creek Sketch plan - tabled from 16 August !.ieetingRequest: Review of a sketch plan for a total of 70 single famil! lots on 553 acres,qpprox. 45.rural residential lots, l5 clustered agricuitural residential iots,larger agricultural residential Iots anC a limited cormerc.ial area.Location: Inrnediately south and southuest of the Sprinq park Reservoi.r on MjssouriHeights alirng Upper Catile Creek-Road in'Sec. 14,??,23 and 26, T7S;-RBZ'il 19. File No. Ssp-107-78 - \lail Springs Sketch plan Request: Review of a sketch plan for 4000 acres (which includes the 1500 acrespreviously reviewed).including 513 residcntial lots, golf course, planned development, cormrercjal area and park. Location: Portions of sections 9,10,15,16,17,t9,20,2L,2?,?6,27,28,31,34 and 35, T4S, R83t{ File No. Ssp-108-78 - Berry Creek Ranch Sketch plan (|4ilter property) Request: Review of a sketch plan for a planned development for l20b duplex units, 200 multi-family units and recreation facilities on 675 acresLocation: Inrnediately east of Berry creek subdivision on north side of I-70 in sections 33 and 34, T1S, RB2l,l and sect,ions 3 and 4, T5S, Rgzl.l Prel iminary Plan File No. Sp-lO4-78 - Vail Springs Preliminary plan Request! Review.of a prelirninary plan.for 37 Lots on lsoo acres (which is part ofthe 4000 acres in item #19)Location: Portions of sections ?6,27 and 35, T4S, Rg3t, 20. 2t. b. 23. 24. Agenda - Pago 3 Special Use Permits _ 22. File No. Zs-59-78 - Environmental Construction - tabled from 16 August Request: Permit to construct a duplex on a lot having a slope greater tl',an Location: Lot 12, Block 3, Eagle-Vall Filing #1 File No. zs-61-78 - li'ianternach ahd paul - applicant has requested that this apglicatio Request: speciat use pennit to bui'td . orli.ltlltliope in excess of 30:Location: Lot 14, Block 4, Vai'l Ridge Subiivision TRANSFER OF A SPECIAL USE PER}4ITFile No. Zs'45-77 - Brush Creek and Eagle Ranch Company to Nottingham Sand and Gravel Zone Chanqgs Fiie No.Zc-81-78 - Craig ColbyRequest: Zone Change fiom Reiource to Agricu'ltural ResidentialLocation: 0n Salt Creek Road in the Nl.ll-of Section 30,T5S, Rg3H VaTiance . FOR RECOMMENDATION To THE ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT 26. File lh. Zv-54-78 - Helga Beathune Request: variance from section 3.05.05 t*linimum Lot Area in the Resicential suburb:rilledium Zone Location: Lot 48, Vail Viilage tlest #2 27. 0thera. Review for recommendation to the Town of Eagle "The Bull Pasture,, Sketch plan b. c. 28. Adjournment 25. fi mtenof f fiee mne mn@ ramd umn subi'Gt: staff Recomendation on items being reviewcd at the 20 Sept Planning Cormission :e:,1f:;ent of Planninq and Development 'o' ar.,',. Ct)nl./ Pl afioing Corrnission Staff Recomendations - page 2 Agenda ltemI File No. Se-116-75 - Briscoe Exemption (Dome t'lain Condominiums)a. Request: Review of a Final Condominium |lap for 2 units on 1.13 acres.b. Background: The original request of this exemptioh was to subdivide 6 units on 1.13 acres in a RSM Zone, which would allow those 6 units. 0n 0ctober 28, 1975, the Board of County Commissioners approved an exernption for 3 units and tabled review of the second building until L976. llo review of the second building has been held. Two units have have been built and a building pennit to enclose the existing carport to make a third unit is pending.c. Staff Reconnendation: Recorrnend aoproval subject to t$e submittal of a plan for additional parking. The original site plan showed 6 parking spaces. This is not evident on the final plat submitta'I, Present county standards would require at least 6 parking spaces for the threeunits. 0thervrise, the final plat meets all requirements of the original exenption. File llo. Sf-91-78 - Clubhouse Parcel Final Plat (Eag1e-Vail Golf CIub)a. Request: Review of a final plat for the lot to be used for a 14 unit condoninium adjacent to the Eagle-Vail Golf Clubb. Background: The Planning Conrnission approved the preliminary plan for this deveioprnent on August L7, 1977, and the County Corunissioners. approved it on August ?6, 1977.c. Staff Recomrendations: Recormend approval only after the outstandjng Finai PIat fee has been paid. The Final Plat is in agreement with the approved preliminary plan. File ilo, Sf-99-78 - Par Six Condominium, Phase I, Final PIata. Request: Review of a final plat for 14 units on 1.99 acres of a 4.707 acre site.b. Background: 0n March 16, 1978, the Planning Conrnission approved a preliminary pian.for 56 units on 4.707 acres at this location. The County Conrn'issioners approved it on I'rlarch 22, 1978. The plan showed ?0 units on this particutrar 1.99 acres, but only 14 were built. A building perrnit was proper'ly issued for the 14 units.c. Staff Reccnfiendations: Reconrnend apprroval only after the outstandingfinal plat fee is paid. The lower density is acceptable, and the finalplat conforms to the preliminary plan otherwise. File No. Sf-56-74 - Kings Rowa. Request: Final plat approval for a 6 lot subdivision on 40 acresb. Background: At the regular meeting on 28 llay 1974, the Board of County Comissioners approved an exernption (File No. Se-62-74) on the condition that the Eagle County Planning Counission approve and ratify both +.he preliminary and final plat as submitted and approved by Garfield Couniy. 0n September 18, 1,974, the Planning Corrnission reviewed the prelirninary plan and rnade the following corments:1. all relevant lot lines must conform to the county line bisecting the project.2, 6g of the land (or cash value thereof) in Eagle County must be dedicated to the appropriate school distrlct.3, a road maintenance agreerient must be drawn betvreen our two counties, applicable to the short road span in Eagle County.4. the drainage report is'not adequate because:- it does not identify the drainage basins used in calcuiaiions' - drainage is proposed to be handled by existing irriqation ditches and minimal roadside drainaqe. The use of irriqaiion ditches to handie storm runoff is ndt recomended unless tte ditches are re-designed to accornmodate caiculatec run-cff voiumes, without jeopardizing down-stream ditches. The 0.5' grade for portions of the road will not handle drainage *iir',:r: extensive culverting and easement to get the drainage airay frcn the roadbed- that the final plat for the Eagle County portion be srSject. i.a the entire final piat review process as shown in EaEle Ccr;-,iy. Subdivision Regulations. The Subdivision has been approved by the Garfield Countlr Ccrnj:s-rcners. A zone change has not been approved on the subject property thijs it remains Resource. c. Staff Recomnendation: Reconcnend tabling until conforrnation of compliance with the above stated conditions is submitted and after theproper procedure for zone change is followed. File No. Se-209-78 - King Guest Ranch Exemptiqn - tabled fror,,r 16 lugi.ista. Request: To create two rural homesites out of 46 acres, one pariel cf 15 acres and one parcel of 31 acres.b. Background: The Planning Conunission reviewed and tabled this recuest to create a rural homesite on July 1978, to receive additional jnfor:-.aric as foliows:1. road and bridge plans2. access to property from Frying Pan Road3. Covenants4. Letter from the Fire District5. domestic water decree to the new lot6. submittal of a final plat At the applicant's request, the request was again tabled August 16,1972, to allow additional time to gather information. Since then He bave received bridgd plans, covenants, a letter agreeing to give domestic water rights and a preliminary plat.c. Staff Recoflmendation: Recormend denial. The original concern about the inadequate road has not been resolved, the bridge plans do .n"rt htve an engineer's seal of approval, and a final plat has not been recejveC. l'{ .\)z\-*&L q ,\ Sta;if Recorrendations - Page 3 Agenda Item 1l 1; Staff Reconmendations - page 4 File No. Srn-43-78 - Zarlengo Minor Subdivision - tabled from 16 Augusta. Requestr To split an existing duplex iirto two ownerships, with thelot held in cormon.b. Background: This request has been review and tabled by the elanning Comission August 15, 1,78, in-;rear to recelie additionalinfomation concerning the drainage and snow removal problons identifiedfor the lot.c. Staff Recomendation: Recomend denial . No additional infomation has been received. File No. Sm-46-78 - Sweany lvlinor Subdivision - tabled from 16 Augusta. Request: To confirm the split of L lot lnto 2 lots nhich had earlier been improperly subdivided.b. Eackground: 0n August 16, 1978, the planning Conmission tabled this request to receive a revised parking plan showing adequate on-siteparking, drainage information and a final plat.c. Staff Recommendation: Recomend denlal. No additional information has been received. File No. Sm-47-78 - Phelps l4inor Subdivision - tabled from 16 Augusta. Request: To confinn the split of 1 lot into 2 lots which had earlier been improperty subdivided.b. Background: 0n August 16, 1978, the Planning Commission tabled this request to receive a revised parking plan showing adequate on-siteparking, cirainage information and a final plat.c. Staff Recormendation: Recommend denial. No additional information has been received. Fiie llo. Sm-48-78 - Golf Creek Duplexa. Request: To split a duplex into two ownerships.b. Background: The lot is an approved duplex lot in the Eagle-Vail.Subdivision. A building permit was issued and a foundation erected,c. Staff Reconnendation: Recomnend tabling to receive a final plat. File I'lo. Sn-49-78 - Harmony View Minor Subdivisiona. Request: To split 39.42 acres into I lots.b. Background: 0n August 16, 1978, the Planning Conmission reconunended gpproval of a zone from Resoul:ce to rural residential for this parcel ofland. The County Conmissioners will hear the zone change request on october 10, 1978. The land is a former potato farm no longer viable as an agricultural use. The plan fits the site well and assists in thinning out the density of l'lissouri Heights from intense use at Aspen Mesa tolarger parceis here near the County line.c. Siaff Recon',nendation: Recormend tabling to receive the following: l. an adequate solution to the problei of water supply2. a revegetation p'lan3, a letter from the flre departmeht4. a change in the plat to specifieally identify whether: the existing road on the westerly edge of the property is an easespfit or a right-of-way Fi'le No. Sm-50-78 - Putnam Minor Subdivisiona, Request: Jo spllt an existing duplex into Z ownershipsb. Background: -This duplex has been in existence for slveral years. Il.P'ooFil.l'lfff'H:3'b!$ 3ft#Ytl3ol"*ins and has subnitied i site c. Staff Recommendation: Recormend approval File No. Sm-51-78 - Twin Spruce Hinor Subdivisiona. Request: To split a 4-plex into 4 ownerships, with a fifth lot to be he'ld in comnon.b. Background: This 4-plex is under construction. The lot was granieda varlance to the minimum front yard setback at the time of sibdivisicnapprovai. A surveying error caused the building to be built within the30' stream setback from Gore Creek. The County-Conrnissioners, uponappeal, al lowed the construction to continue. c. Staff Reconmendation: Recomrend tabling to receive a landscapingplan and covenants which specifically ajdress the use of the 2 eitraparking spaces and a Finaj Piat, File No. Sm-52-78 - Eagle-Vait Townhousesa. Request: To split a 4-plex into 4 ownerships, with the parking area to heheld in conmon.b. Background: The Planning Conrnission and County Cor.r.nissioners havepreviously_.reviewed and approved three s.imilar requests for ,'EaEle-,j.ii Townhouses". The current 4-plex is under construction on an apircveC4-unit lot. A condominium declaration, landscaping plan and final p1a: have been submitted.c. Staff Recornmendation: Reconrnend approval Fi'le-No. Ssp-106-78 - Blue Creek Ranch - tabled from 16 Augusta. Request: Review of a sketch plan for a total of 70 siigle far:ily loison 560 acres, approx 45 rur"al residentiai Iots, 15 clusieredagricultural residential lots, larger agricultural residential lots and a Iimited commercial area.b. Background: As you recall, considerabie concern was voiced as tosuitability of the proposed method of ser,iage disposal for thissubdivision. Questions have aiso been raisid regirding the water ric'itsof the proposed conrnunity water suppjy system. At ttreir ja:.c ri,ir,jri,the Planning Cornnission recomnended that B'lue Ct.eek R3,ch SubJ:vr:::,:remain in the sketch plan stage until more infofination concerning an adequate supply of water and the capacity of the access road ispresented.c. Staff Reconmendation: Reconnend that the zone change request beconcurrent or precede the preliminary plan. File No. Ssp-107-78 - Vail Springs Sketch ptana. Request: Review of a sketch plan for 4000 acres (which incluCes the 1500 acres previoutly reviewed) inciuding 513 residential lots, agolf course, a piahned development, conun6rcial area and park. Agenda ltm 15 l6 11 t? l, L7 18 19 S:aff Reco0nendations - page 5 j.or r: iloa Staff Recormendation - page 6 Agenda ltem 22 20 b. Background: At the Planning Comhission meeting of 22 June 1978 approval was granted for a sketch plan dealing with 1,500 acres of a 4,000 plus acre site (Jouflas Ranch). To facilitate a broader understanding of the proposed development, it was requested that a sketch plan for the entire 4,000 acre proposed developnent be suhni tted.c. Sta.f,f Recorrnendation:1. fhe final development of the residential areas within the PUD should ma'intain an average density of one dwelling unit per l0 acres. This is necessary to maintaln the large 'lot residentiai character of the area.?. Detailed soils analysis be suhnitted for each building site which is shown to be in a potential problem area. This requirement stems from the soils report llhich indicated considerable geologicai constraints and emphasized the potential of slope failure.3, The hydrologic report conmented on the extrsnely delicatenatural drainage system present in the area and recormmds strict drainage guidelines be established and maintained.4. Thi Coprnnercial zone r{ithin the PUo should be considerably reduced frorx its present coverage of 80 acres. In the preliminary plan, specific land uses within this conmercial area should bearti cul ated.5. The "Support" zone within the PUD should be considerably reduced'in size and have proposed uses identified.6. A study of the effects of 174'domestic wells on senior waterrights existing within the area must be determined. File No. Ssp-108-78 - Berry Creek Ranch Sketch Plan (Miller)a. Reguest: Review of a sketch plan for a planned development for 1200 dup)ex units, 200 multi-family units and recreation facilities . on 675 acres.b. Background: This application is for the second filing of the Bery Creek Subdivision.c. Staff Recorrnendation: Recomnend denial. A development which is not based on an economic determinant and tends to promote. suburbanization of the Eagle Valley is not consistent with the l4asterPIan. l4ajor recreational areas were designed and approved with appropriate densities alloted for those uses. Although someoff-site re1ated developnent is appropriate, a large suburban developnent would tend to detract from a development pattern whichrelated to intensive use centers. No justification for this development which r,rould house potentially up to 5,000 people has been given. This is essentially a new town but has been designed as a typical suburb without provision for complete municipal services. Fil.e llo. Sp-104-78 - Vail Springs Preliminary Plana. Request: Review of a preiinrinary plan for'37 lots on 1500 acres (whichis part of the 4000 acres in item 19)b. Background: 0n June ?2, 1978, the Planning Cormission allowed the applicant to proceed to preliminary plan. The plan appears to confor$to the sketch plan.'c. Staff Reconrneniation: Recorrnend tabting. Letters and counents receivedto date suggest serious proble{ns with the.water supply. File No. Zs:59-78 - Environmental Construction Special Use permit (tabled from 16 August)a. Request: Permit to construct a duplex on a lot having a slopegreater than 30%b. Background: This item has been tabled at the applicants request, frcm two previous meetings pending submittal of the required infonr:ation.c. Staff Recomendatlon: Reconrnend denial. No further iriformation has been received. File No. Zs-61-78 - Manternach and Paula. Request: Special Use Permit to build on slope in excess of 30.;b. Background: Application was made to receive a special use permit tobuild on a slope in excess of 30%c. Staff Recorilnendation: Recorrrnend tabling at the applicant,s requestpending submittal of the requi'red information. File No. 2s.45-78 - Brush Creek and Eagle River Companya. Request: Transfer of a Special Use Permitb. Background: 0n 22.November 1977, this permit (for a gravel and concrete operation) was issued by the Board of County Cormissioners tothe Brush Creek and Eagle River Company. The perrnit was to be reviewedannually and it is the applicant's responsibili.ty to make a tirelyrequest for renewal. This request is to transfer the perrnit t.o a new owner of the same land, annual review, approval and change .in theoriginal approval, The changes are:1, that there be revegetati6n plan required by the County to be consistent with that required by the Hined Land Reclanratiirn Board..2. llater for the gravel operation is to be provided by the use of sumps along the river and a pumping to the site. 9. Disposal of waste water is to be by permeating into th€ sojl.4. Elimination of the railroad crossing approval requirefient by the ra i I road.c. Staff Recommendation: Recornmend approval provided that all drainace,stom water run-off, and water use is directed into a holding faciiityto insure non-pollution of the area water. File No. 7c-81-78 - Colby Zone Changea. Request: Zone Change from Resource to Agricultural Residenijalb. Background: The area south of Eagle in the Brush Creek Valle,y areacontains numerous parcels of Iess than the minjrnum size in the Res.J;rcezone.- This parcel in the Salt Creek drainage is an illegaliy crearedparcel.c. ltaff Recornmendation: Recormend approval. Thjs request appears to leconsistent with the area and similar to the previous rezonings in the inrmediate vicinity. File No. Zv-54-78 - Helqa Beathunea. Request: Variance fron Sec. 3.05.05 Minimum Lot Area in theResidential Suburban Medium Zone.b. Background:, This lot in Vail Village l,est was originally dcii5.ng6 1oallow.a _dup1ex. County zoning reguiations allow duplexei in tiis zone.provided a minimum of 8,000 sq. ft. of lot is included for eachdwelling unit. This proposal is to build one full size dwellino unit and one.apartment unit. This constitutes a duplex on a 12,500 iq. ft.lot subject to county regulations.c, Staff Recommendation: Recormend denial. This iot is consicerablv under the minimum lot size for a duplex and the slope would appea; tolimit floor area allowed, 23 24 25 26 21 REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT x BOX TggE( 3031927-3942 BASALT, COLORADO 81621 Septenber L9, LY1S Cbairnan Board of CmiEstmers Garfieltl Cannty Glenwood Sprlngsr CO. 8I50f RE: I(tngs Ror Crentlenen: I{orld ycm please slgn thls withdrawa} slip and send lt to the Roarlng Fork Bank for pa;pent cf the enclosed lnvoice' Thtslspaymentforthe]/l+''radbagewhichlsprcfrrldedfcrinthe Subd.Ividers Inprcl*ements Agreement. J$/Jn Enelosure ee: I4Pn Ptttnan, Roarlng Fork Bank Eugenla Grant & Sons Robert Wttkowski, County Pla,nner lFI:fT'nTDETL rLI\TI-L flEA.I-IF]lf Jdrn Wix I 1! ,. GRANT'S PUMICE EUGENIA GRANT & SONS Box 1027 Phone 927-320L BASALT, COLORADO 81621 All claims and returned goods MUST be accompanlcd by thls blll. s€Rr€s 610 &''t.,' f-' Lr2'.6 ?l%*,fr,cut* I I.t il *.*:-, CUSTOMER'S OROER NO. I """"' 1""" ? /,t/tg NAME {ou" o t" AOORESS C,, Lttt6's l2aq-l SOLD 8Y li:row.tryt etra{\,ft c}i.. r,lr'..J fil,r';ij i S,ii.r,rr,,- l.iL., ,,;r,l,ll::, Ey !1,'! ct U7 ( ,/q &."a1 z/r,,/zs @rrtJY PRIGE l.6ou, TKY Arr€x{rr*o ,NT oo TOTAL {/49 oO tl lTIIT'TYDETLH.I\rtn. N,EAI-lFTT x BOX {55Ix 3031927-3942 BASALT, COLORADO 81621 Septenber Lr, LYIS Chairrnan Be,rd of Ccmi.sELcners Garf1eId sGanntY Olermood Sprtngs, CO' 8l-601 8E: Klnge Ror Gentlemen: warlcl you plcase slgn thls wlthdraral slip and send tt to the Roarlng Fork Bank fon paynent of the encLosed involce' flreplugs whteh are prclrltted for,ln the Agreement. SineereLv.fr>b-f Jcha lftx JIf/J* EncLosure cc! tynn Pl.ttnan, Boaring Fork Bank Doclson Englneering Robert l{ltkorskl, CarntY Planner REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT TbiE ls patrruent for tbe $ubd.ivictere ImProveuent E (30!l e.l-8olt STAT€MENT OT ACCOUNT DODSON ENGINEERED PRODUCTS, INC. P.O. 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I;k I .;r" rillI )"1E, I:6rEoI,t.u'r9 I EAGLE COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT Box 179 328-73t7 EAGLE, COLORADO 81631 OARFIELD Cff'IIil c0rff.t. l./' BOARD OF COUNTYcoMMtsStoNERS 328.6809 ADMIN!STRATION 328-6674 ANIMAL SHELTER 949-4292 ASSESSOR 328-6593 BUILDING INSPECTION 328-6339 CLERK & RECORDER Eaqle 328.6377Baialt 927-3244 COUNTYATTORNEY 328-6674 ENGINEER 328.6337 ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH 328-7718 EXTENSION AGENT 328-6370 LIBRARY 328-7787 PUBLIC HEALTHEaqle 328-6594Vai! 476-58t$4 PLANNING 328-6338 ROAD & BRIDGE328-659t SHERIFF Easle 328-661IBEis,ft 927.3244Gilman 827-5751 50clAL SERVtCES 328-6328 TREASURER 328-6376 Garfield County Conuni ssioners Court House Glenwood Springs, Co. 81601 RE: File No. Se-62-74 Kings Row Exemption At their meeting on 29 November 1978, the Eagle County Board of Conrmissioners discussed the road maintenance agreement submitted by Garfield County for that portionof Kings Row Avenue which passes through Eagle County. The Commissioners expressed concern over the temporary nature of the agreement implied by the wording used. An alternate solution to this situation has been pursued.It was resolved that Eagle County would not accept thesubject portion of Kings Row Avenue as a County road. As such, this section of road would be private and notreceive maintenance by Eagle County. December 4, 1978 Si ncerely, JOLLEY yErAsauEz:.;2I -!--_--r+---_.--4.-n.*....8 t,l-t*-**-%qd 0Ec6 1978 Country' sof County ^tuThomas Boni Assistant Director of Planning Kings Row Commi ssioners .g16l tITqf pw cunf Jo srl1uou slt .!oJ tI ot pclo .ourluq cqt tsreq (Og.goX.gA$) Ogvou put fqftr pcrpuut-sro Fresnoqt r[e-X+ueA,L Jo uolldeore q+ qtIA tgl6t t$1 pntny ttrypn1u5 put o+ dn ISU SSI1x slfrlunog opu;roIoC uorJ lT eap ssTIroE tlt IInJ rr1 pTsd useq csq Aroduog uoT+onrlcuog dotllog lult .d511aeo ol sT EUII ruJeouog Xrn tI Eotlrt o,[ AL6l 'ae lsnEnY tzgt8 00vuo103'J.]vsv8z?6t-Lz6teot, olll xoa .lS..IrT\f Ef tf IIEf AIII tIEf(r.ntrTTIT.II INlt/\ltsSANt 3tvtsl 1v3u August 2I, 1978 Ttp Garfleld Carnty Comnisstonerg 0arflcld County Glcnrood Sprtrqt, Colorado Rc: l(lnga Rw Subdtvtalon - Illlrg Tro Gontlcult ?ld.r ta cxplrnntoly dctatl ptrarent to thc Subdhd.sloa fqrwoncntc fgrcoilcot prcccntcd for yorr eongtdaratlon todey: EatLmto nedc .hrnc 10, 19?8, trrcludad tlr uork already acoonpllchcd sl,tc M'rg ttr flrst tan deyr ln June. 2" B1r th ttnc ur oral undcrotardhq hed bccn reachcd rtth tbc County, thc ii3rOOS lrrcludcd ln the Job Eattnatc had bcen rcduoed by 0h7r55lr aa follm: 1. ?b Job et th e) Dodroa l{atcrtalr Coat b) hrlrp rnd rrter tenk eorurect c) survcytng end nlac. d) Scmga dtrpocal ayatcuc c) conplctlon of claetrlc llnccf) gtrhop Constructton for !iay, $8rooo.oo patd I,O0O,0O pak! 2r00O.00 prld 12r00O.00 dcleted9r9)2.N Peld 1978 ilr1622.00 patd Ttd.c lcft a rcnelntng balarrco of 0lr5rl5t.O0 rcqulred to couplctc tb trprovlnrnta. !. Tlr aebdlvtdcr thcn eddcd S611000.0O to thc cxtsttn8 SubdlvlsLon &provcmntc hlrx| of $1r251r.I9, reklng e totel cecurlty dcportt of i66,2r\.\9. Btchop Constnrctlon hea accunrletcd thc enount reqnlrcd bY tb Scbool ll.Prtor to Auguct, thc ongotng rork bY clurgcs of $2611o8.00. Addltlonelly, DtatrLct B$-1 ls lDhr90o.0o. 9. t;.. tfttkorakt lc of the oplnlon thet Do Eonoy ahqrld bc rttHrarn f?ou tbc fnparwementc t\rnd rhlch aeenrcd prXor to tts rcccptanoe by ttr County. 6. tho mr fnryrommntr Agrecmnt cubnitted today refleeta ths tnprcucntr yet to bc oorrytrrtcd, apparoxtrattng $[O,OOO.OO, lncludlng ttr School Dtatrtctte reqrtnemntc. It further prwtdca that thc Subdtvtdcr nry rtthdrer frca tha cavtngr f\rnd th6 $25r25lr.lrg ln cxccal fbrds nor dcpoctted tbrc. |- l,)l(1,. ili)irl /r//l DU O VlrF tnvolopo Savotaddrasarngl'rre FRANK BISHOP CONSTRUCTION tsox 467 BASAI.T, COLORADO 8I52I (303) 927-3945 ro ---!gqf-q-of Orrft'cld County Comrlratoncrt rnd Celqnlo CountrTta XIIES RCH Ionrt | ;unc f0, l?f-l rr)B DESCBIPTION: l!.nc tr :' llub.&lr Job ta undctreYu follor. erd perttally oorplctr. Rcnetntng rork qr roidt erd urtrr llstrrd; Prtncc Drlvc - 116?2 fcct, rnd f,lnga Ra lmtmo 2rE6lr fctt, rceutrtDt .ppr*i..trfy lr3l5 ilrydt on road 26r rtdr by ?r to 9i doaP. tbtartrlacoat.... Tnockthc o o.. Srfrsr brm mqrrtrcd t .... . ........ ...'. lrr,lt . . r . . . . . . . I . . . ' ' ' ' ?rn$ 4,52b SrEE[ Srooo 21000 IrOOO 2r@o ffi' 9r&1 fcct rcqutrtru rPP'rwlnrterY 26r rtdc by 3 lrrtrc dccp. l{atcrlela ooct Tnrek ttm 3 1157 tonl on rord C).canrp cet rork for rolda end rat,cr ltnca Gredcr rork sub-btao Orrdcr rork aurfacc blsr Compacttag lf requlrcd Bcrnlnlng cat rork end lebor for bcddtng, brck'flIl end tnstrlletlon of veha lnd flrcpluga trirterteh coat (rcc Dodcon lavo!.oca etteclrd) lfetr ltncr: l0rooo orm Pl lr0@ Pl 2rOOO ll L2rmor e,e9 /t \r&2 ltffi la .r' r' Funp end ntcr teak cqrncctton rork rnd rLacollerroll ntcrlr[ Rrnrhrng runcytrr p[t rubmlttelr, lcgll ud rftcollrnmr Scrrgo dtrpoael ;yttcr crgtnccrlag (roc lrttcr rtpct nt ettmbd) aeb' f Coryhtlm of clcctrlctty ltncr (Cac tloty Crosa crtlmtr .ttrclr) Scrvtcoc of Blchop Cordrnctloa pcrfo1.;d tnrotofo'rc lrd not ylt petd Tdelr J(}B ESTIMATE 9?749l!, rr ir r r! !r'1 'l a)( A I l(rfn ESTIMATED JOB COST glr0i THIS ESTIMATE IS FOR COMPLETING THE JOB AS DESCT]IBED ABOVE. IT IS BASED ON OUR EVALUATION AND DOES NOT IN. (.:LUDE MATERIAL PRICE INCREASES OB ADDITIONAL LABOI] AND MATERIALS WHICH MAY BE REOUIRED SI-IOULD tlNFOtlt.SL-EN I,ROBLEMS OR ADVERSE WEAIHER CONDITIONS At]ISE. NI'TER THE WORK HAS STARTED ESTIMAIED /KQ k4-*t-nd"JoE-E- -- OAU 215'2 Av.rhbl. l,omi'\, rr.e lnc Ioinrcnd M!!. 0lalO Fold at (') to lil d771 DU-O-VUE Envetop6. Saves addrossing iim{ FRANK BISHOP CONSTRUCTION Box 467 BASALT, COLORADO 8162I (303) 927.394s Colonedo Corntr"trrtl fIIgOS RG{ and Bar{ of ConLgctoncre - Gerftc}d County JQE DEBCRFnoil: f,tnga Bq Subdtvl.cton l. Conplctc tnstallatlon of f,lrc protccttor syatcnr Dodson Erglnccrtng for sll ftreplugaInrtellettolr ehrryeo 2. Coqlcto Roeda: fnctell tro culwrtc Sub-beac gravcl - natcrlal - 96lr yrt{r llaullng Sprcadtng end gradtng furfeoa btec - letsrtel Tmck ttlc for aurfecc beac Spreadtng, Gradlng erd Conpectlng Chtp acel [r26h fcet x $2.0O Clcan-up Elcctrtalty - prcpeld under lloly Croas cot*ract Sclrool Dldr{.ct RE-1 O $1OO x L9 lots Contlngency TotaI 3. i,. ,. J(}B ESTIMATE $3r@8.12 1rr00.00 200.00 b82.@ 2r3oo.o0 256.@ Er52lr.0O 5r881r.00 3rom.00 8r528.@ Lroo0.00 u,r.* 1r17.58 ilrOr00O.00 THIS ESTIMATE IS FOR COMPLETING THE JOB AS DESCRIBED 4Bor/E. rr rs BASED o,N ouR EVALUATToN AND DoEs NoilN-CLUDE MATERIAL PRICE INCREASES OR EbOITIOTIRI LAbOCAr,riJMATERIALS WHICH MAY BE REQUIRED SHOULD UITTTONCSTCNpHoBLEMS oR ADVERSE wEATHER coN-oriroNs ABrsE AFiERTHE WORK HAS STARTED. ESTIMATED JoB cosr __$b0r0m.m FOFM 215"2 At.$abl.trch[,.eb.$J Inc.. Townlond, Me... Ot470 Roaring Fork School District RE-f P.O.Box820 Glenwood Springp, Colua& 81 601 Telephcrc (30 3) 9 4, -6t 58 NRil/ l* MCXIOI-AS R. MASSARO, &tpiarot&ttt DWIGIIT L. IIELM, Attistant Supri*ndtnt WAII-ACE M. PARKB, Assisbat tupi*t&n4 Busiuss , , ',,, '. ktgu,tt 15 , 197 8 filn. John wix Thud,elt R,Lvut RQt"t tA Bor X fu,Aall., Colotu.do 81 6?,1 0est Wt. ltlix: ThiA il tu con{inn in wtui.tLng the nwti.on made by the buld' ol Efucdf,ion at thaitt teylttt neeting, Augut, 14, 1971to nd.cornend to the Gatt$ieln Cowttg ComtLttlonetu the tLgrrneol $4,900,00 a,o the cath equlvalett atthuL than land diil.Lco*Lon {on Pha,te tl od-Kittgt Roo Subd,luitian undut sB-35. t nitL$ien can$iell coi,r*,g ?lann& tub tli.thouuhi od thil unount, thi,t notuing. Thanb gou {on UouL tine in appeatvLng bedote the bail' latt nigl*. Slnca*lq qou6, (--\ / '-l)r, /, /., '1 ,',Yho u-t(t t t', (u.tou^o R. Mattatw Frank Bishop Construction Company Box 467 BASALT, COLORADO 81627 (sos) 927-3e4s JoB PHoNE I oA,TE oF oRDER 8-r r- JOB NAME / LOCATION OROER TAKEN BY IR:na'l t, Co] nr artn 81621 , TERMS: DESCRIPTION OF WORK I auouNr ,$ 7755 -@ AMOUNT I TOTAL MATERIAL TOTAL LABOR ] (T'AY 3E @NTINUEO Oll OIHCN AIDE.' SIGNATURE (l hant,, BlroLdt. tr. rll.r&tq, cm9t.$m o, th. a!o[ da$,lb!d m.t.]TIw*Tou! PAY THIS AMOUNT+ MATERIAL AMOUNT (raY !E coxrrxuEo ofi orHEi atoE.) Frank Bishop Construction Company Box467 BASALT, COLORADO 81621 (303) 927-3945 DESCRIFTION OF WORK I]N\TLgJIIUG Ntq;. TOTAL MATERIAL I auourur I fi7756 JOB PHONE OATE OF OROER d -^ 6 JOB NAITE ,/ LOCATION Ilinae Dru SIONATURE ( I ff$, afrdl.dar ltl t t&r..k, r60t tb. ot tt .!H rlcrtb.a rst.)€IlnnkTou! PAY THIS AMOUNT+ _-- --*. :3ii-- Frank Bishop Construction Company Box467 BASALT, COLORADO 81621 (303) 927-3945 DESCRIPT]ON OF WORK I ar.aour.rr i $2430 ,OO l MATERIAL AMOUNI (I Y IE OOI'TIT'UED Oil OTHCI 'IDE.) urlJ \yrgr urgl_E tll,Lgj" JOB PHON€DATE Ots OROER R-tt-cA JOB NAME ,/ LOCA'ION Ktnoq Pa-r}4s9g--alrar-- !TOTAL MATERIAL ] TOTAL LABOR SIONAIURE ( I haE!, &hdadtr $. xilrrBtry cmrtrfio ot tna .bovr &erlb.d wo.t.)Tlankryou! PAY THIS AMOUNT+ Frank Bishop Construction Company Box 467 BASALT, COLORADO 81621 (3O3) 927-3945 DESCRIPTION OF WORK I ar'aour.rr I I $-a94---oo-- JOB PHONE DATE OF OROER \ A-.1.1-cR JOB NAME/LOCATION (IAY AE CONilrlUEO OI{ OTHER SIOE) TOTAL MATERIAL SICNATURE ( I na[b, xlndtrdar ll rtbf.ciry c6pt.0on of lh. rbor dlsrtD.d ro.t.)TTnnkTou! PAY THIS AMOUNT+ drv ' - ITaATERIAL i PRiCE AMOUNT Frank Bishop Construction Company Box 467 BASALT, COLORADO 8162I (303) 927-3945 oescdrproN oF woRK eeg v *s\-ii:j u-uut JOB PHONE OAIE OF OROER R-l r -zRJOB NAME/LOCATION Kincc Dru 8.oo t$112 (I'AY BE COXTI'IUEO OX OTHER 8IOE.) HOURS I RATE SIG,{ATURE ( I Lnb, *lrdl.dtt itr. r.thtrcb., cmrt lld o, !r ,b.[ d.$rlb.d r0*.)TlnnkTou! PAY THIS AMOUNT+ TOTAL MATERIAL 9*v V *Bw MATERIAL i PRIUE Al'rl)uNr ' ffi--5 Frank Bishop Construc{ion Company Box467 BASALT, COLORADO 81621 (303) 927-394s oesc(lprytoN oF woRK .JOB PHONE DATE OF ORDER 8-11-28 JOB NAME/LOCATION Kinse Rov (I'AY BE COI{TINUEO Ot{ OTHER 8IOE.) TOTAL MATERIALnare i AMoUNT TlwtkTou! PAY THIS AMOUNT+ SIoNATURE ( | lm!' rtn{lrd|a $a sll.trl4, .mPl.tl6 ol ti. .boh da$tlbql wolt') i. :r i. 1,, i',.. l NICHoLAS R. MAssARo, saryrinbadent clRtst....tZ*.., J011EY.........: vELAsQuEz.... -12.... I itn. Jota uri.x Tfuidet Rivett Rulfq Bot, X I Aral4,, Coloaado t1621 t.Oltlt Wr.. Wixe I ei ,Letu,ttii,ng goun oiuk, mde otrt b the Roardilg Fotth Se.lool 0iAfrftier. RE- r- {on $l ,019,20 in umett)an uith tlu W'{ Roro 9rbd,iviti,on. At I utderuiand, the ptwvitiant od 58-35, thue pqrnentt thould, be wle to tle Coutttg Conuti.ttianetu o{ Gat(ieln Courtg aild Wf, on depotit, bg thun ii a tpwial 6und 6on fiJuoL pryotel. lt ta the Countq Convni.ttione;t.at obl,igation undu the tatt to 6iJ. the exnt. omounl, o$ pqnefi a$tel. neceivi"ng tle*lonmendat)tnt [tun the *hooL diAtfiiel,, I m al.to uelati.w a copr oi thq diat i.ct't ubdivi.ti,on poliq whi*h tta.tet how the tu o( rir.ne.g equi*alett tn ilte valtta o{ the tand, ilall be delttnlned. I aa totrtr4 to hlnte dehgef, aruweilng goult tettut o[ Jutg 21, 191t, bt$, I llu;ve beut od o[ tfion. Si,rcelclg Uottrrl W**aa,cb Nwlw ' ,' . I i '' l e*.t Aagiefi Coulq Comnuia.r^ rr/ GARTIELD MUffiY COi",I, I I ,' :,r1,. ". "_.. 1.11i. - "'\ ._ :::" il .1."..', 1 .i. :.d- 1 r1;. ;i;r'-.I -,-.j,\, i..---., I 'r'.1 .i :i' INVESTMENT I [lchoLm R. lllarrrc SuporlatoafuDt Borr{.ng lorf Sohool Dlrtrtat nB-I , fboi orena lvouuo Olcatod Sprlngr, CO EMO1 Dmr tbr tlrrgoe ;:- "' :" ' : If!III}ITDErl. .ruly 2h, REAL ESTATE 19?0 l i i Slacmrlyl/@, ,,': . Job tEI, frcrtdrat. , oc: Bolr{ of Coufulloncrr ' ' - ,iOullrld Conntf Solcrdo R0ARII,P FORK SCfl0?L PISTRICT RE', ARTICLE< SUBDIVISION POLICY for schooL purposes and that the money eo depoelted be ultfs'd for future siEe acqulsltlons... 1." .. ,:li. -.-, The school district shal1 recomnend to the Board ofrcounty co"qnla- ;i;";;;-;i .".t, count,y submtttlng to the school di'tricE a- prellm- lnary eubdlvlelon pLan ae requlr"a uy staEe statute that-there.be dedicated for school purpoees one acre of land for each flfty hoae- slEes platEed, and ttrat if less than ftfty homegltee :t:-!l1::odtthat the acreage be reduced on a -ProraEa- basls or Lhat the auD- divider, in lieu of dedlcatlon of land, be requLr"g !o depoe-lt wlth thi Board of County Comrnlssloners a sum of ooney egulvalenl t: :t'g rhen marker value of the land which woutd be otirerwlse dedlC*ed"''' xIv 1. To determine the sum of money equlvalent to the value of the landt ' the district w111 hire an appraiser' If the subdivider doesnrt agree with the districtts appratsed flgure, he may hire his orm appraiser.Ifthereisstlll'adlsagreemenE'overtheappraleed flgure, the two "pp.ri""ts wtlI agreE on a third appraleer' The cosEoftheth1rd.appra1serw1l16esharedbythed1str1ctandthe'"rriaf.ria"r. The scirlol dlstrlct shal1 retaln the-right t9-.1c-cePF - or reject the aPPraised figure. Ttre agreed upon flgure wflt b'F eub: mttted to the County Comnisston"rr'. lif apprllsers-are to'be ieal ' estate brokers ltcensed by the State of ColOrado and actively gaal r i gaged ln the Tri-County "iua ln a brokerage buslnesg' ;1,, ,' The appralsal would be made on the basis of the 1an4 value of Ghe-' ; total developme.rar-."a thls woula au"., be dtvlded by the number of acres to determlne the value of the prorated share requested by- the dtstritt.Theappraisedvaluewouldbebasedonthlvalueofthe total acreage ."'ia existed one day Pilor-to subdivlslon approval' In appralslng the developruent, consiiiratton should be glvenrto the value as affect.a tv suriounding land uses' uEllltyisystens' Pattern of Land value and sales ln the area'I ,,upon each prellmlnarv subdlvi:lg" plan subutl-!:1:^ol::::'l?tlll *,:;fi: ;T"I;iil;;; ;;-;;";iur" "" ro rhe furure pr.anq qf, she'per? t !L^a r-J^raarl-[i=ri"n";;: I"un i'..i"s';;"h- subdivlston. plans and that lndepend- -L^ 1^-J- ^..r*arrallili il"::ii*'"it.""il'#: ;;;"-;h;-o,,',ership or the landa .aurround- ^-l AL-. &L^ffi il:=:;:-;;;""i1 ;;;' data be sathered to the end th4t the r ---^-l ^0 aA4al'ii"i'i=o-r".rtll-0.*;a"i""a ;;-;. th! future developmenE or adJacent lands Reeonmendatlons maY be made concerning tach subdivtsion,plan 8e' the J.3. 46 same may perfaln to buslng from the area' provlded, howeverr all connents shall be so stated or phrased that there wlll be no poeel- ' blltty of construtng such recomendattons ae belng.. pt"Bl!lf;,,,,f$rl;r.: ' ' statement of lnLent as Eo bultlng servtces or praetlces. i'|::ii:i:,:': .:t, , 4, The admlnlstration shal-l- be authorized to carry out lthe Board POll*,. cles herelnabove expressed upon all plans subnltted to the s0hool'r';r'r'. dlstrict havtng flfty lots or less, provtded, however, thag:e1gUla 'ir appear to tf,e adminlstration that actuaL echool sltesi shoul{' be , , located withln the area or near the area of the subdivisloq plan, .t or if the same contalns more than flfty lots, then gonslderettgO of " such subdivlslon shaLl be nade by the entlre Board 4t a regukT.,,er special neetlng calIed for that iurpos.. , , i .; ;i;'"' '.:..!-' '' ,1 ..:i ,iii,:, j ': . 47 HOLY CROSS -LE,CTRIC ASSLJIATION, INC. 1301 GRAND AVENUE P. O. DRAWER 250 GLENWOOD SPRINGS, COLORADO 81601 August 3, L978 REF.:., ' r . Kihgts",-,&bw,;,,$ d.$v j- s ion Dear Mr. Witkowski: ll:p,f_". ig ua"ig*g grr.g,, rh;&erope"i'ori ure' au".,rf"":r"i rr gantigngd subdivisiol have paid to Hory cross ErectricAssocr-atr-on, rnc. all monies reguired to date for thecompretion of a power line to the Kings Row subdivision. Each lot.ryil-.l have electrrG.,,service avaj,l"ahre;'..',,,..':1i'',, should you require additional information, pleasecontact me. HOI,Y CROSS ELECTRTC ASSOCIATTON, rNC JRS/K cc: File:K-ings Ro/area#66. cc: Fil-e: GarCo p&Z Box X, Basalt, CO. gL6Z]- cc: Garfield County Commissioners Glenwood Springs, C0. 91601 AREA CODE 303 '*',":--lll \1,'; AUGootl:J '*'n#,o, co- ruurn s ri:ryi6-6\ Fr-[ltl{EB Mr. Robert Witkowski " ;,.,1 Garfield County-pii""i"q Dept.20L4 Blake Avenue Glenwood Springs, CO. g160'[ #Spangler, Enqineer /.fr w' ' ,'f 'o '{u* /"$ E,GII{EERED P*o,ucrs, tt.c. / @ P. O. BOX 248 GLENWOOD SPRINGS, COLO. 8I50I July 27, L978 D0DS0n WATER SUPPLY SEWAGE DISPOSAL AND LIFT STATIONS (303) 945-8651 !lr. Robert ULtowski GarfLeld County Planner 2014 Blake Ave. Glcawood Sprlnger Colo 81601 Dear Bob: Thls Le to advise that Colorado Couatry - KLnETE Row Subdivision aE of thls date has paJ.d for all the plpe naterLals and related flttings for the Klngts Rov SubdivS.sion, furnlshed by our fLra. please advlEe the Garf,Le1d County Conmlssioners of thls lnfornatlon. Siacerely, DODSON ENGINEERED PRODUCtS, INC.zruA. A. tsahlbrLnk AAW,/bS ec: Colo.Country IRRIGATION AND DRAINAGE CULVERTS AND BRIDGES JUL 2 8 1978 sm[0Erffi Frank Bishop Construction Company Box 467 BASALT, COLORADO 8162I (303) 927-3945 TO --PHOTE , B: ade,_ =- Road Llork=- HouRS I nar.TOTAL MATERIAL rorAl LABoR i'tgzo woex ono€REO aY I STGNATURE {l rr.Drxy&rraa. *..rffi ThankcYou!rlw Trrri {u/^,r ii\i7 r - OROER TAXEN BY DESCRIPTION OF WORK AMOUNT _$-192C oo ON\reI]GEI N@)" JOE PHONE OA'E OF OROCR JO3 NATE,/ LOC TTON Kinns Ror__ oo st9z: Frank Bishop Gonstruction Company Box 467 BASALT, COLORADO 81621 (303) 927-3945 ro-_ John Uir PHONE Colorado Cor'-trJr- Re^r Eetete ORD- DESCRIPTION OF WORK AMOUNT Littl e Fackhoe -__'rJatcr^ I ine __-S1ZBZ OO _ TOTAL LABOR noex oeoElco aY OATE COMPLETEO rax I SlGnATURE . r nr.ir xbdt.daa t* tatirr&tdr ccmgtltionor thc.bra &s0o.d rorr l ON\reIGE! N@" JOE PHONE O^TE OF OROER JOB NAXE/LOCATION 1 V Kings Rov - 6, ir.s- 5-zg-z\ $2.-c'c, i i i ia^- n-c-28 trZ-nn ; , l:--.lre- -otar _ _ S27^OO , $1?82 CO _ 5C.97 1p" '.irshprr Rock | ]-5Oi$128 F9Tonil TlnnkcYou! $E?5 PAY Ti-IiS Ai*OUiII r TOTAL MATERIAL ,] -^" gi cor'liJeo ii-oi.r"-s,6i,- Franlc Efshop Construction Company Box467 BASALT, COLORADO 8T621 (303) 927-394s __ae - 1r5 ilrs. tctar r,oader f4o.oo ;$t+5od qo : -- r.oader 95O Cat - Water Liae __ __$4EOO _ oo__ TOTAL MATERIAL TOTAL LABOR i woRr( oRo€rco By STGNATURE ( | X.t *hotadaa rtr t iilt-fr.mrhti6 o, h.bva C*IH ,oat.)cllnnkTou! PAY THIS AMOUNT.} r """' OESCRIPTION OF WORK AMOUNT JOB PHONE DATE OF OROEP JOE ilAT'E/LOCATIOff Kince Roy iiE-.',c. e-rq-Z& $ao.oo I i 0N!7@0GE! N@. Frank Bishop Gonstruction Gompany Box 467 BASALT, COLORADO 8162r (3O3) 927-3945 Cat 51J - Hauiing hacLfir 1 7 ;irs- i-9^28--- DESCRIPTION OF WORK -, Cat D-8 - Road Work AMOUNT i1524 . cc WORX OROEREO !Y OATE COHPLE'EO SrGnAtU RE ( I i.r.ot x Msicat. ri. !.tirtxw, cort.tim a rar .frl;-ro.0 ,orr I I CFt 61J - H^ufing Backfill to yater lirre ___l_l5Q _ OO _ I $_960 _oo TOTAL MATERIAL TOTAL LABOR *=-oo- TAX I TlnnkcYou! PAY IHIS AMOUNT T JOA PHONE OATE OF OROER JO8 NAI'E ,/ LOCA'ION i Kincs Pay ( uY aE cotlrttluED Oi oTHEt SroE ) Il I Frank Bishop Construction Company Box 467 BASALT, COLORADO 8162I (303) 927-3945 ON\reOGEI N@" . JO. PHONE OATE OF OROERt o atl. .tQ JOI NAvl / LOCATION Ifi nae Dar ro Colorado CorrntrT ReaI Estate ;;;.; c/oJohnUix ffi DESCRIPTION OF WORK Trrrek Ti me - llaur lnr Grave1 AMOUNT _s?w _9Q_ OATE COXPLETEO TAX i riirt-r,c6er.rr6orfr rbor.ftsfi*dro,r) t TlnnkTOU! PAY THIS AMOUNT + TOTAL MATERIAL TOTAL LABOR Frank Bishop Construction Company Box 467 BASALT, COLORADO 8162r '{tY(303)e27'3e4s ,i 7i lt' a./n .Tahn tlir I oeo€l raxEx BY P-sa] t Co] orado 81621 - 'EEIS: i oEScRtFTroN oF woRK , B1ade -3pe4 IqrE. TOTAL MATERIAL TOTAL LABOR ak fr ;7"7 - €Ihankryou! PAY THIS AMOUNT + I I i ert 91O rnado. - Redding uetern 'line 3 960 _OO_ RATE I AMOUNT ttOnATUiE ( I L.a, -h.d.... iL t tlrffi.t c6ra.0-, lt .h E aa rrn, TIrug REAL ESTATE & GARTIELD CO BD,BOX G CARBONDALE. COLO DEV CO INC OF COMT,lI SSI ONE eisas INGBECI NN 9r000o00 IHTEREST'POSTED - r.lr(USStG.! i ) tNDtCATES OVIBDRAFT AALANCE sraIE{!t\r or{1(ACCOL'N'I N('MTIt R 06/ 3A t7 I 091 997*7' a43f 05 STATEhTET"{T OF SAVINGS ACCOT"!NT l0rl73;?9' l;173"29 I t284 t49' BALAIICE' 81r20 03/31 /78 05/?5/78 ##tr I I I I I I I I SAVINGS ACCOUNI" DIIPOSIT RgCEIPToo@ The savings cjeposit for which this receipt is issued is sui:,ject to the rules and b),-laws of our Savings Departmerrt. b$r-ru:* 7n *?7/ ,-. The Bank Symbol, Transaction nurnber, Dare and Arnount of yourdeposit ore shown abow.rsM 3r5, €uPrnt oAr( Not!..ff.i ort!rF ffi{lmrlmgFurhffig11k s#r'iiii;i Filt,r ii'iit *:: i{t\t,l t9LItdiI !t Li t-."t &Ea fm &J IILI. fiF'!x'J k,Ji{ tr"d EI r{ ffi Irlr'll [,{ lij hi H LTr_. H ooo Thank You curbondare. coro,ado 81623 "lljt ] ,Tg,-+-- f.lri$tdt!*, I*lwls REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT TIIf'ITTDEN,rtr\7t-L N.E!AI-IFY I BOx lw 3}3ts27-3s42 BASALT, COLORADO 81621 &rac eL, 19?E noDcrt l. tXltkcrkLl Dlsroton OrrtLtC 0enty Pfmn&A DrprtuEt20lt ELh. hrauc Glrmood Spriqu, CO E16d, f,rr nngr ior gubdtvklqi flUrg tlo Dcrr lrb. Itttorrltr ltil.r 1r tn rcplv to ymrr lcttcra of &nc !rrd. end .rur gOth. Xmluftd brnrtthr l. tbtc ooplca of r proporcd anbdtvklon lryrcrrrto egmcrrn0. 8. ?hcc ooplcc 9f tbo aort crtllatic f,or cmplcttnG tb proJoetllr ltr cnttrett, 1.e.1 rflLDg onr rnd rurig ftro] rx ntrrryrtcr cng:l,accrlng plrla proviouely alhlttcd fc nxlEg omelco eaeorprcc Ftllag ?rc. 3. r- gupy of thc revtscd rthr. I{n rttrl trck tbc tttornyrr rlgerturrhLoh hc r11l rfflr rfttcr rcr{.cr!.ng thc tltlo Incurcsic ooil.t-r!trt. I oopy of, thrt orltruil ti tnouaca bcrordt!. L. fbc. ooplcc of thc protaotlrr ootnrstt. tbprc orvrarstcoorrr bot! r$irs ai rna rular !;r. ?h.y irl nnaca tooomcrpmt rltb Gb prrus.urv prrt rppamrd urtruotror orthc Gerflcld county plfrntn3,cd.c*on prlrtprltr t! trolrol.t -ltst of pcrutttod enlnlr (llmccr) rnd-tbrt of dcarlty.Erto EoIthC rooclvcd ?Lnal Plrt rppnwrl fsg. ftllrg Oa, rdthalt arbd.ttod. ll Ito3! Rq Lu pald 01C1668.16 of tb cctlrrtcd crtr rtaoo tb drt oftlrt .itlnt or ,hn lor-rg?8, r t,lbdt thrt th lryratrrtr-.srrrl;rt lg .ryl" to ootr tb cootr rHou qy br treoord ueoi-tr sc;ai-iurrg Wlf :T couuty-lord staderde. rn tlrt oooice?im, horcvrr, r nqurrtlr,ittho Gomty nord Drprraril hapect tb rordr au ciu-blrc ef,'ttrd.e irr em$- ?-?Eool!9 rroqutrcnrta fir ooryrotlag rulng o!! ra ;u n lljl.tlr-tlo. tH.r d.lt evold rry d,cuadcrrtinatasl rcgu&$B tb rurfrctng of -th rsodr end rlll pcrttt m to ad!u$ t{ puulrc pnlornr oi-tm dn1rflgLotr to rcf,lcot rry taordt rtc oonrtruatloa'ooat tbneiia. .1 r--'r: ' :i r a .. . ', " 'fl ;t . .4'? .11 -----_; Prgc 8. r u-FrtloutrrE oonorned ebou! th erpbr,lt etltrp rorl rt rEah ny Dcrcqutrrd for F!.ltng fro. rt uould rypeei tlrt tt- lt fu llqdrGd fd !.1!$t !9, tt rbould eleo bo put on th rordt h rtlJ.ag fir. ftlf ltfolx.on thrt lf, tb tntcrtor muat*clor rcrdr rcrvlng I -rlmr of hgf,rd.llcc l$r ro eonrtmotad, tbrt thc couty nord Drpertrat d.ll, t!rl"d.lrr duG tlD, rldcn rud curfrco 0oily Rord r@ rhl,ctrp of coumc,t' mbtrot to noh hevlor treffto tha th. htcrlor ruUaivt^ctoa rorie. ?htrk yr fc ymr rttcntta rnd prcrlc rM.r rbrn thr lirrl rtrt rrlllbc conrldcrod W tb Pfrnnilng 0od.ortro. Staocrclylpe-zh;, ,oh fr.r, lrcrldort GGr n$cr{ lrlold, 0rrfLld CouDt, iord Snpondror Ocrnld Ertcrtr Orrtlcld Cmrty .lttoruy Gbd.rrrne Bottd of Orrelrld Gourfi,y Cod.cclqprr ri i .- t I REAI. ESiTATE INVESTMENT TIII'ITDDR N,IVETA,a.s.ALlFg I Box lw g0,3i€in.s2 BASALT, COLORADO 81621 .rury tb lttt ,,,i1.1 ll.I )i ll'J., ,,1. ..1' , , ..ir ,,]. I:il'l .i,':^ mabfra i. f,utro*rrunrffftll t ct thhoot Dltrtr.ot E-l JfFl omnr lruu olnooa tplr3r, ao oulgf br nft la SrbdltArlc hs E. Lrrro ln tb $r al7t1and leflr'trtc rrr udcr oonrldrrtlm fc frrffi*yItrt rpprourl, tb Sohoof Dftt'tGt rprolfbd r prforco lr orS rrtlrth lld drdlortlor. lour Lttr" @tlt!.d your forulr r,r tb oul rjlr dert of m rGrr f,o orch SLtty lotlr ooryrttry ttr rrcd fc tb 19 fct. C.nd fr tb rnbdtrtrta rt \9/5O of ra .c!!. Of tb !fi) roru prrchrd, lil0 rcrlrf Goot i1r00 por esrrr d U, .sr{r m:t llrl@ pr rorr, thr tb rurrlp oort por roro r1ullrC &rCO.lHl lorytrl to ltr0t9.20 for b9/9 of rn to!o. Our ohl lr tS"lr uololrd. fb drlry tr tH,r mhtrdoo f,! .G,o.tte.d by thr rtr oC tb Sdtvirlrtd rublrqultly hrvlry tt rrtund tc rr undcr fomoloar p#lar.ft rrrorrtl; cu to ry rttciltm tb0 tb prlor oscr did Et itrlrlr *tl[r obllgrtton. fL* yn fc ,rr rttrdlol. lilarrllyl &b Ulr, trutl$ oc r.,.potrl of, Gcterlqprr 6uf,1rld Cauty Colorrdo CARFIELD trBUNTY PLANNINE DEPARTMEN,T GLENWOOD SPRINGsi, COLORAOO BTEOI 2BT4 tsLAKEAVENUE PHtrNE 943.E32,12 June 20, 1978 Thunder River Realty Box X Basalt, Colorado BlG21, Dear Mr. Wix: . -The. purpose of this letter is to inform you of a recentopinion.by tlre Assistant gggltv Attorney regaiding couniy-noaastandards. 0n April 24, t97g ihe Board of dounty-conmisitonersadopted a new set.of. county Road standards. It is ilre ;pi;i;n-of .the 99!ntv that those Standards shou'ld appty to alt pi^ojeitswhich will receive final plat review after lire-date ot iaoiiion. Conseq uently in coming to a subdivision improvements ?nd filing of the Kings Row project, theestimates for road constructi6n shouid reflect Standards of the County. Enc'losed is a copyof the new county Stanards. If you havl any questions preis!contact me at the Planning Departnent or thL iounty noai oepirtment. Si ncerely, PLANNING DEPARTMENT Robert A. t,Iitkowski Di rector RAl.l/tr Encl osure agreement on the engineered cost the current Road FRANK BISHOP CONSTRUCTION Box 467 BASALT, COLORADO 81621 (30s) 927-394s Borrd of Orrltqld Cot nty Comtttteocr? rnd .J ) lo fil /l 771 DU-O-VUE EnvelopB. Savos addrossing tima' 197e Fol o J()B ESTIMATE DATE rlum 10 roB DESCRTpToN: Job tr nndcnry rnd prrttelly oorylctr. Bcnrlntry uork qr rordt rnd rrtff Ilncc 1r er follorr. , Siub.Du rrquhdt hlnoc Drltr - 11872 fcct, rnd f,lnga Ror lrta! 2rtlr llot, rcqutrtq-ipp"*ir"t"tt liltg y/.ra. on rord 26r rtfi ty 13rrf, 70126 Colorrdo ComtrYra f,Il(}S R9ts Tto9rhP. tlhtcr{rl'coot. . . . .''''' t t t'''' "'' o Tmclth ... " t t " " t " t .. " " ' Surftor broc rcqulrcdt 9r&1 fcct rsqtrlrflt rp6ulntcllr lrf97 tqr m rrri a6r ruo by , tmbf dccp. t&torlrlc ooct Truck ttm Clcmup ort rork for rorda rtd retcr lttcl Oredcr rork rub-blr 0rrdcr ror* surfrcc brae Conpactlag lf rcqntrcd Rcnrtntrg cat rork rnd lebor for bcddlnge brok'f:lll rna tncUflrtlor of veltra end ftrcplugr t{rterlah coat (ecc Dodaqr tavod'occ ettrcbd) i ?tlP.ndntortrnkconncctlotrrot*rndd.acollrnoorntcrlrlr Rcnltnlnt rnrvcylur Plet ruburlttrb, lcael rnd rircolLnoul gcrrgo dttPolgf ayntcrr cngtnccrtnS (ccc letttr rgtccn'nt ettecbd) Co4htLon of cloctnlotty ltncr (Ccc tloty Crorc crtlmto rttncb) Scrrrlcca of Blrlrop Coartrroctlo'n pcrfor.6d hrrstofog.c rrd nd yrt petd totelr tlrtcr llnca: ar52b 5rE& 5ro@ 21000lrm2rm lorm cr@ lro@ EoplW,rr}l Ilr&!Tr,_r ESTIMATED JOA COST _-HIS ESTIMATE IS FOR COMPLETING THE JOB AS DESCRIBED \BOVE. IT IS BASED ON OUR EVALUATION AND DOES NOT IN. :LUDE MATERIAL PRICE INCREASES OR ADDITIONAL TABOR AND UATERIALS WHICH MAY BE REQUIRED SHOULD UNFORESEEN )ROBLEMS OR ADVERSE WEATHER CONDITIONS ARISE AFTER i.HE WORK HAS STARTED. r ORM 2 I 5-2 evettrltc lrom f4ffi37 lnc . Townt.nd, M.... 0l170 8,, oD( 2,DDD / ql,bo' J ESTMATED 4/4 ,h/ ?s ,oo(tz/ 0q 2o@ ,/ / ) ()o Dtr DODSON ENGINEERED PRODUCTS, !NC. GLENWOOD SPRINGS, COLO. 8I60I IIATER SUPPLY SEWAGE OI3POSAL AND LIFT 5TATIONS IRRI6ATION ANO ORAINAOE CULVEFITI NO IRIO6EI coI.o::.ADo coil;:Tny - lirj e : 'lo I (!o3l 9al-i65t s t{ I P To So L D T o P.O. ROX li F,fr.S.\LT, CO.[]1621 P.O. BOX 2a8 INVOICE, # D 7n-o30 l-10-73 -2-'?n rT.Eif,l 2, 755.50 82.67 TOTAL 2 )838.17TERMS: NET l0th OF lVeo/o Per month be added to all MONTH FOLLOWING INVOICE (l8o/o annual) carrying charge will accounts not Paid bY due date. [E REVERSE SIDE FOR STANDARD TERMS AND CONDITIONS 'LEASE REFER TO INVOICE NUMBERS ON ALL PAYMENTS %Aa,nl Uoo D O CHARGE tr T tr ALLOW E] %"*Adco! IYATER 3UPPLY 3EWA6E Ot3FO3AL AND LIFT STATION3 IRRIOATION ANO ORAINACE CULVEIIIS ANO IRIOGE3 DODSON ENGINEERED PRODUCTS, INC. P.O. Box 2/t8 GLENWOOD SPRTNG:', COLO. 8l 60t (3031 e4r-8Clt rNvolcE #D 7s-763 liay 5 , 7978 S H I P To So L D To P.O. Box l( Basalt, Colorado 81621 iia::ehouse 764.706,' flate valve, push-on, r,"'ltb.Ac1! j!*grk!n 43. 85#664-s valve box TOTAL -1 ),t 4-28-78 SEE REVERSE SIDE PLEASE REFER TO PREPA]D E] CHARGE tr CT E]tr 1641.00 438- 50 5 2)147.89TERMS: NET lOth OF MONTH FOLLOWING INVOICE l%o/o per month (180/o annual) carrying charge will be added to all accounts not paid by due date. FOR STANDARD TERMS AND CONDITIONS INVOICE NUMBERS ON ALL PAYMENTS %funlUo* 'y*,fLdeal MATERIAL3 ANO EOUIPMENT: WATER SUPPLY SEWAGE DISPOgAL ANO LIFT STATIONS IRRICATION ANO ORAINAGE CULVERTg ANO BFIIOCE3 DODSON ENGINEERED PRODUCTS, INC. P.O. Box 248 GLENWOOD SPRTNGS, COLO. 8I 60T (3031 e45'865t rNvolcE #D 1() 4r.4l/)- LV L I'iay 5, !978 s H I P To So L D To COLORjTDO CCUN?RY - l(II'lG I S i:icll .'ititsDIV. P.O. Box X Basalt, Colorado 81,627 t.on()-- /-t)- I V SEE REVERSE SIDE PLEASE REFER TO PNEPAIO tr CHARGE tr 296.OO 467.50 467.50 2000.78 s2,060. B0 TERMS: NET 10th OF lVzolo Per month be added to all MONTH FOLLOWING INVOICE (l8o/o annual) carrying charge will accounts not Paid bY due date' FOR STANDARD TERMS AND CONDITIONS INVOICE NUMBERS ON ALL PAYMENTS %nlUoo i)lantTruckJohn l'llx 18il - 16 qagc Corruclatod ,** ntro !? '"'-1911 1gr' - 16 qnqe JE_E L9rr - 16 CSP (3 rrc.-2Qr) 18rr connectilg-land! 24n - 16 gage CSF 30'r - 16 e C:lP (2pc-20tr1Pc-1Or ) 30" - 16 oacrc CSP 30tr connecti-no bands 5tatr: Iiales Tax TOTAL %"fbrdeal Edward C.WeaklY ] 0eohydrologist tTay 4, 1978 Mr. John Wlx Colorado Country, Ltd. Box 219' The Depot Basalt, C0 81621 Dear John: RE: Klngrs Row Sanltary ConsuLtants to meet oents a MINE WATER STUOIES INFLOW ANALYSIS MANAGEMENT PLANSwafen LocATtoNs & DEVELoPMENT PERMIT MANAGEMENT 4370 SO. BRAUN CT MORRTSON, COUO. aO+e i (3O31 697-8903 Englneerlng by Garfleld County the Assoeiatl-on of IndePendent Envlronmental Health Requlre- This w111 conflrm our verbal agreement of ltay 2, engineering testing, studies, design, and supply lficatlons for the sanitary dtsposal systems for Row lots. 1978 to conduct the the deelgn the spec- 48 of the 49 Klngrs The flrst portl.on of this effort was to review all the lnformatlon available and conduct discussions wlth the sanitarLan of the Garfleld County Envlronmental Health Department to l-ay out the basic, needs and proJect plan. This lnltlaL evaluatlon ls essentlally complete per our discussion of..l,lay 2, We are proceedlng with the testlag of.42 sltes for solls percolatlon, conducting a revLew of the site solls and geology ln order to Process the data and develop wlthin each lot the areas most sultabLe for locatlon of a sewage dleposal system. The locatlon map wlL1 lndlcate areas of the lots most sultable ln whlch to loeate a drainfiel-d, although the lntentlon is not to pro- vlde speclfic locatlons of any dralnfleld. Three to four baslc deslgn concepts w111 then be developed whlch wllL be sultable for the soils, slopes, etc. which w111 be flexibl-e enough to alLow your purchasers to work within the speciflcatlons for thelr 1ot to fLt their home p]-an. Your end product will be a dralnflel"d plan for each lot with speclficatlons varlable enough to be slzed according to the size of the planned home and farnIly. Along wlth the plansr you w111 be provlded a map ldentlfylng whlch plan ls sultable for each lot and an outl-ine of the areaa within the lot in which the speclfied drainfleld can be located. 1,1r. John l,llx -2-l"lay 4, 1978 The unknourn factor of where each house will be located necessitates that lt be stressed to your customers that these will be the best areas for the most economlc drainflelds. Should your customera choose areaa whlch would requlre more complex lnetallatlons, thoae area8 of each lot w111 be noted and the drainfleld design so lndl-cated. The p1ans, maps, and speciflcatlons w|Ll be submLtted to the County Sanltarlan for approval. Each cu6tomer will then need only lndlcate to the Department of Envlronmental Health whlch Lot Ehey own and the exact l"ocatlon of the planned fteld. The County Santtarian wll'l know which design wlLl be used and the requlred varl-ance wlthln the epec- itlcatlons w111 be lndlcated by the eanitarlan accordlng to the slze of home planned and famlly. It wllL become only a matter of fonnsJ-lty for your customers to establlah the plan ln the County recorde. At thle polnt, Ire suggeet that the overall cost can be greatly reduced by your rrorkLng wlth a contractor who woul-d bld on all 48 septlc- drainfleld lnstallatlong and then the establ-lshed prlce can then be furnlshed the customer which lncludee the engineering and lnetallatlon. Forrnal flllng wlth the County can even be done by you; we would Euggeet that a charge of approximately $25.00 per customer be assessed for f11lng. As per our verbal agreement,, Ife w111 furnlsh the englneerlng' EPec- lflcations, and deslgn approved by the County Department of Envlron- mental Hea1th for the KLngrs Row subdlvision for a Bet Prlce of $101500' This calculates to $218.75 per Lot. The orlglnal estimate of $250'00 per 1ot was reduced because of exlstl-ng testlng data avalLable. Our englneer and Eechnologlst w111 be ln the fleLd llonday afternoon. The backhoe w111 likely be needed Tuesday to dtg the percolatlon test holes. I,le estlmate that between one and two days will be requlred for backhoe tlme. The entire fleld Program wlll take approxlnately one week. Preliminary speciflcatlons will be dLscussed wlth the County Sanltarlan, and the flnal- rePort and speclflcatlone w111 be provlded to you ln early June. Should you need informatlon on speciflc Lots prlor to this tlme, we may be able to accormnodate specifLc requests' provlded they arentt too numerous. Thank you for the opPortunlty to work wlth you; Ire are looklnig forward to the aseociation. Please formalize our agreement by slgnlng and returnlng the enclosed copy of thls letter agreement. Slncerely, fl,/< Edward C. Weakly, AIC PresLdent em/EncL. Approved:4bDate and $1, A'{I'A CODE 303 945 - 549t 945 - 6056 REF: Kings Row Subdivision, Lots 34 & 35 As mentioned ln my letter to you dated March 3,extension will be classified as rlndeterminatei refunds will be made accordingly. The prepayment for serving Lots 34 andthe t,otal amount indicated in the Marchwish to complete the power line system the cost estimate for amount must be prepaid 1978, the lineservice, and the 35 should be deducted from3, 1978 letter when youfor Kings Row. return it to HoIy cross s91. 50. agreement, check for M John R. Spangler, Engj.neer JRS/k cc s File: job# 7 8-7 4 3I : area# 66-2L ,29 zKlngs Row (Lts 34&35) Sincerely, HOLY CROSS ILECTRIC ASSOCTATTON, rNC. 4 f,/zr The above terms and conditionsare agreed to and accepted O,,/a,.->r rl,t /. HOLY CROSS l'-I-lr(--l'RI(, nSS()' tlAI-lON, I NC. I30t GRAND AVENUE P, O. DRAWER 2SO GLENWOOD SPRINGS, COLORADO EI60t May 15, 1978 Irlr. John Wix P.O. Box 219Basalt, CO. 81621 Please sign this letterElectric along with your Dear Mr. Wix: As we discussed over the phone yesterday,serving Lots 34 and 35 is $1,591.50. ftrisbefore the construction can begj-n. H TITLEz_ I)a:t-/-t.ni HOLY CROSS tr,LE,C.-fRIC ASSOCIATION, INC. I3OT GRAND AVENUE P. O. DRAWER 250 GLENWOOD SPRINGS, COLORADO 8T60T l,larch 3, 1978 Mr. John Wix P.0. Box 219 Basal.t, C0.81621 Dear Mr. Wix: The cost estinate for serving the renainder of Kings Row is $9,951.78. This line extension will serve Lots 6, 11: thr'ough 24, 34 and 35. ,,,1i,'i,l,r'l'lti:1"' r, : :'l ' The line extension is cfasiiUr*r"Ou':'irlndete'rminate Servicerr. Our Line Extension policy, which,,it ,on flle' lth the Public Utili+ies Commission of the State of Colorador,'requirei total pre?ayment of tfte estimated cost of constrarction",, An., lua.t refund will be made [asgd o;1 20% of the revenue received from the new constnrction. These refirnds trill be nade for a period of t*9n (10) iears, or rmtif the total prela is refunded, Due to the Cize of some of the Loisr ""bdditionel:line bxteilstd;night be necessary,,,:,t$,r,$ptlthe power liles closer to,the house. ]!ese:,pxtonsloils*o"ia b*'tfrc iot o*nerts ro$persibility. The contracts',forrthe [d{V1@1 extension?'.,nust''be fulfilled before the remaining revenUe is applied tD ,r , ',i ,,,i,!! r,jl,, If you wish to proceed with this project, please so indicatg Py sig4lng this letter bgreement below, and returrr this letter along rlth youl: , prepayment in the amotmt of $9r93L.78.+" ,,1,,,";:. Please contact me if you have any quostidnt. ),i,t,,i: ,,, HOLY CROSS ELECTRIC ASSOCIATTON, INC. , 'f",r The above torns and conditions are agreed to and accePted BY: AREA CODE 303 945 - 5491 945 - 6056 ,L/Jr;..n REF: Kings Row Subdivision R. Spangle&,.r Engineer JRS/k ,, ,,,,r,, cc : File : job#78-7431 : aroe#66;2L,78t Kings Row,Lts 6,1L-24,34':55 TITLE: DATE: ihna 2, 7978 ,lr. ilohn Jltx llhtmilot RJrer Rer.ltg 8pxX Baaalt, Coloraib 87627 Attentjoa l{r . W!.x: , f:rha folTowlag rmrst be cuhnd.tf;ait to thc countp as rlgrdtad Dy tfte GarfJeld Cotnfi ZonLng RasolutJon befare a*Lon an be takar: on ilu fltlo,l plat of FtlLng II of the Klng'e Rw Suhdlvislon. (7) A ptoposait subdlvlslwt !ryrcrrerent agr;eenrlnt vhJc}l sgnr:lfLee tfte axact termg of tlte agteerrrlnt fot Flllng ff with rcspect to tfio TLmlts, sdcuritg,ptibllc ltp.lrverelnts, etc.... ?,hroe (3) coptes b b subaitted. (2t T&ree (3) coptes of tl:o angtineilig plans, detcrtptlona, anotmte and aist aetLnater fot a77 publte *4pnevenrsnts wLthln ?Lllng II. (3) TIp eLpature bTock for tIle Cowttg Survagor n6ads to be adited to t&e ftru.l plat i&rewwft la t&c rlaro ,ururcr.r as lt was ad.ded tp tlra plat fot Flltngf. (4) 4hr6a (3) coptes of all the protactJvp @vgnants " j ,,or rertrletlons placed! on t}e subdlv!.sLon. ' i' In tle reantIre X'71 geta rua&er of tlu :oad departmnt to cluck tha r.emJnLng mail work 7n ?l7l.ng fi. If tha o,st of tb roadl wotk afid Jnstatlattoa of t&e mter lInes rrrm'lnLng ln FtTtng f adilcd, to tE" 6o3tof pubTLc !.ryrrlvenants fot FlTlng If a.ze prcgafilcrrtal to the eilst!.ng sccurttgz tlrat wotild ba an aceptable artangarent. glncero.lyr .;-, PZAIVIT.MIC DEPARITT{WT eabart A. Jfitlrowakl., Ol;ir,ctr.t 8,Afl/tt : . .i''r" " .r'',.,j ''r- ".: ! '.': ,t i' ;'- .1.'l " r. ' :. *.: .I, i .;; ;!' IFIIf,ITTDETT -rI\rtnH,EAI-{FTT REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT x Box lld/ 3o3ts27'3e42 BASALT, COI.ORADO 81621 Vuy 22t L9?8 Oarfleld GoatY CmmlrsloDem OLcwood EBrtagcl Colorado Rcr f,Lngr Ror SubdlvisLont ft1lng 2e Subdhd.dcrra lupnovcmatl lgrooolt Octttlcmac Tlu Grrflcld Coratv Boerd of 0ornty Cgf}1:1-931'r ead Colonado Oomtryrl rffi*r;;:tH;tl::"i;-ffi ffi L:'r*:x-bm'm;iffi ,i'1', F11tnS #Ir rpre pledgod !o tE- i*iti'." rccurtty to guerartce ouPlctloa ii-""fo"d irnprovencntc dasertbed thcrctn' AII of thoac lnprwencntc hrvc bocn eorylctcd or erc Ln thc ftnel rtegcr of erplatlont axlplpcrvalveaandfl.repluglfort!-e$rrcsubdtvlclonrLneludln8 bottr ftllnga, have t .n p,rJfiirii, p"ro r* end dcxtvcrcd to tb Job lltc. lll cxccpt rppnctletcly lrooo fect of tlr cnttre retcr ll',Ec dltobr na0rorh haa bccn dug' f,Il rordc rlthln tho autdlvtatol hw bccn eut' Sur{actnC by rord ;;;"ili""F'G iiettt ta cpprorlrrtaw 56 ooqLctod' Ttr rrtor trak hrt bcon conplctcd ind pet'd f,c' fhe eoct crtlnata to conplcto th clcctrtotty lLaor for Ftllry Tro by noff crolE Elcctrlo fr $9r931'?E' t{tn, stater Telcphur tc proparltg e btd fql putttng tlleptronc lcrvlco throughout tb gubdtvlllsa' I }[rt of oxpcndtturcc for Lrprwunenta nrde rLnee t{sv' 28, I97E' tr itiecrra' It tl ccttneted that all addtttotral coato rl}l noo cxcscd-S5or0(X) erd tt ta rrEh,nlttei iii"t *"-'l*oar*i[-[o-*tr-prc"ent *qrca1clt, lcevlng thc cano lota pfcaCci:ii irnurfty, itt*fa oaticfy"the fountytc rcqulrcmntr il gt .;;i" ii"torrctton oCitre irrprorcaentr' Sluecrclv, .jAlbaL Jf,trn rfr REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT TIIT'NTDETtrtr\rE!rt -TElAI-II!YI Box /w 3osts27.3s42 BASALT, COLORADO 81621 tiey 22 r t9?8 Thndar Btrrr Realty Co., r! tbc gcncral pertrur, breby certlflcethat thc foe orncr of thc Lrd croonpecrcd ln trrpgr Ron Subdtvlctoneflltng ?, !.4 0olorado Gountnyts mm$ B9ll, C Colorado llnltod partrcrclrip, rhoca rddr.coc lt Bc X, 351 Coloredo Htghmy 82, Baaalt, eO 81621. Thc total rgroagc of tlre land encoupessed tn thc Klngr Ror Subdlvtclon,Fllc 9, tc i5'5!f, rcrcr, ooqntrtng ?O cinglc fentLy rccl&atlel lotr oooupytng ??.*A ocrct, rtrdr aorul,lng 5.51 eor"cr end op6n rproc of L2r758 SClltt. Protcottvc Covcnrntr for thc cuMtvletoa, Elltng 2, end Flltag 1, hrru brcn ttrabdcd end rcooldcd rl OrrfLcld Oolty Book 509r Pagc 2t$, til Eaglc Courty Book ?7O, Pega 152. All aupplctmntal hformstton fuirnlehcd rlth ths ProX.ld.nery P[et Lr iaLld fm thc Ftuel Pl.it. lhe^fmcgolrg laotnueut rra eolnoritrcdgud bcfolr n tHr 2?nd dey of ilry, 19?8, by Jotn lfL^r ar Pt"cctdbnt sf rhunder Blwr Reelty co.e tb-[gcaorret ' prrtmr of Ooloredo GourtrlTrg Klngt f,or. lp CoaLrclon crpLrcr ^OZzMZrald/, /rA/ f'r !.I It"" IIF------- l_l'". --- TAX RECEIPT ron "'"a" "u"'", 3f 2l I I trrerurrr,r orrrdi. racl.t couitry ._./ | | -o....o.o.^oor,.r, ,. , _ _Zt- * :_z_ .r. 7giI cHEka o Fra _nc- aiE rccErrD or,tlr , _ | * rrt uxDErsrr,D[,6 Tr|^r rHE ircE,Tl.--- ilHffiffi;dflLffi -I or, o.l?lto r ur it- "- "H;rr*.-_.-:_ cr$.oo<l cfl-r,iArn cfl +'ov,.. lri:r.,1 ir.l, % i . BOX ' Osa BCIX 1J53 c;: j .i.ill e,/r, 3't't' rt U1-, .,f5"2''g/, -//a a+l* "il /,*(1 - TOTAL SUM ABOVE RECEIVED AS $d3i Seryu't HUBERT PETERSON TREASUNER, EX'I.C OOI'{TY LI riaa.ui!r.. orarda, a^or.t corr.rr / I raclr. coloraoorr.t Zeaq a 7 .r. /g I cr.Ect(l m Frr' _Erc"rrg rccErEr, (ttry [ ,, , | * rr: irxlEt^ioNo ,xar rx.3 aEE r __.iaqr-iE: I -__ a wHdry ut o rrtlE ,lrt_ ,crur!!r ffit l-#i*;5.:-,".,,.ni',1,,'.,,..rlt',tt.IGi%i PFAr.lHBl tltrJ f,. t t. D,,'*1*t1T !,:i El{ fi5':i fiG E.:11t'. {r.?() 'ilRFSPt-{HyJ1'1; iS tiCHF:t,l.Ji l:,fa'71.1f) e-/ i :;,.""i"orf;r(=.. TOTAL SUM ABOT'E RECEIYED AS PAYMENT OF x oElcntBEO TAXES 70R t977 HUBERT PETERSON TREASURER, tA(Sl.E @to{w $+; .r, t ,, >*- aurilDoo tDrilalco|.orADo atlt ASSESSOR',S tDEtttTt FtCATtoilt: I : I ) 'tgrr3-21 l01)i.,.), couNTRrs KIilGS Box t.052 BASALT, C0. 81631 7-q7 .t' l. a '.0T {1 TOTAT{[ t,, :i0tr SU8-DIV.:. q)a l'r >, 1977 ?';*ny'rlr:..%P Yout tax.t lot 197, b.com. ilrr Jtnurry l. 1976. Ona hatt bacom.r 6.t|nqu.nton th. fl'rt d.y ot M!7ctr .nd dr.wr tnt.r6t .t th. r.t. of 6 prr ont to.luliii.Tlt. Dar.nca bacomn d.lllnqu.nt on t{ra fl'lt d.y ot Autu3t *'rr- tt r-.nrir.amount alrawr lnta?aat at tha r.ta ot g ear cr{rt pc annom. IF ENTIRE ?AX 13 'AIO IN ONE PAYMENT BY APRIL lOTNO IN"EREST 13 CHAROED. 2010 , . .. 4.r{+i r.-' '' - -.ari '. ,ni i.trt ts}Ja{amB|!? . 1B-ll R0r .; .. ',' 2.914 A. VAIUATION Rcql Ertsic Pcrlonsl Spcchl Iol^t tAx Dt E-> lllDlrcl llcDOttAfD,6o|l trmr ?rlt tTttt IOTA AflOlrl,lt ?AlO -Holf/ FUU Pofnrnr of Toxcr fiot tthr yrc 1977 rr# - ,"rx.rod.o*oo.r, lgTI ry,r*.ro.#€-'-' ' ' T' r ^'", (*l{ -Your tax.! lot 1977 Dccoma dua J.nuary I, 197!. Ofl. h.lt locomor dalhqtr.||lon tha tlrrt day ol lrrrdt .nd dr.wr lntaratt .t th. ratr ol 6 p.r c.nt io Juty St.Tha b.hnor bacofiG d.rnq.,.nt on tt!. firrt dry or Augurt wrrcn t'ro enti'.amount drawa lnlarart at ilra r.ta ot ! par oant par .nnrrn. IF ENTIRE TAX 13 PAID IN OiIE PAYMENT BY APRIL 'O.NO INTERES? 13 CHARGSO. : ASSESSOR'S IDENTI FICATION|-t2ti'r1o Crl i., " .1.)JNTfiY t S KIil,t ljlgo.r i35? BAS\L'r', C0. 81621 J, 7-q7 Sr'f,. 'l :,0T 4 TOTALi K I , ;. ,{ CA SUB-DIV. ' qq., t't >5 -IR-U..' ROU 2.2r0 A, , ' t6t0' .E.e:!;Frl'iilF-F- T,\r!{ri@Dlumlr Poymcnr by Chcck Subiec io bllcctlon. coftlPulAnoN oF tAx - IEVY YAtUATION l I Dtt ,tMtlll3 ATC'U}I' 'AID Holf FUu. [ct.* I I.- Rggl E oir 7q, il /b/0 /e787 nolEiab ,?1 Pctrnol Pcrrorril SFdot Advcrtl*rg Ccrtlficqf rgymtnr or "- -' r J Tqcr fr,r x 9'h I I 'O'A IAI DI'E+ ltftilrcf tcDOilAl4 Conty frcrlrr /erfi7 Tox /27,3 7 nFa m 1971 Llotd.d I I TOTAL /29,4a b, BffilO tDrnrll GorotADo aril ASSESSOR'S I DEITTI F ICATIOII :CLO. COI.'NIRY'S KINES ROII Box 1052 BAiALi. C0. 91621 ' t', .t t 7*87 s:,c. rl LoT , ToTAt 4.Ot' L.(I t;., :(0t SUB-DIV. 49rl?t5 2880 r.', r i * *rrrEi6 xrrls*iryE' h_€545i_ Your tax.a lot 1977 brcome drx J.nuary l, lg?O. Ona h.lt b.com.a (t.flnerx.lt on thr tlrrt day o? Mrrdt.nd drawt lnt ?rtt at lh. rataol 6pars.ntloJuty 31.Tlr Dalanca lacomar d.llnqu.nt on tlr. llBt day ol Auguat wh.0 tho aolln,amount dra*t lniaaatl at tha rata ot ! 9.r cant ,ar annurn. IF ETTTIRE TAX 13 PAIO tN O?IE PAYMEX" !Y APRIL !O,', NO |NTEREST tS CI|AROEO. ?r..rlrr.fr t{o$c ilo. : I t tEw YAI,UAIION ,AX DI'E rG}tAlnl'ATOI'NT 'AID -Holf ynll ych.Gr I It -r'ffi R.ol E st 7P. ll 29fro RA7, g4 nd Afrob /'7/ Pcrroml P.nond Spcdd Adr!rflclng Ccrtlficof rqrll.fi or -.---- r I Toxcr for u9+ | | IOIAI, TAI DI'E+ ltfElrct tc0OllAlDr Comty tna*rr eeZ, g4 Tsx pg7, (4 -.rtPt ffi 1g7l nftnd.d I IrOTAt29?, 5; o ilED COUilrr tttltlDoD t'rncl Gtnot|oo rrr X REC 1977 ?r..i{ny'r r{oir.. 1.o. 3hA O a"cs4 Your l.x.! lot l9?l b.ooma drx January l, 1t73. On. hatt b.comal dallnqr,.nton tha tlrt d.y ot Marcfi and dr.wr lntarart al th. r.t. ot G pa, eoat to.lury Jt.Tha b.lanca bcomar d.lhqont oo tha llrtt at y ot Au3u3t wtrrn tnr inttrr.mormt drrwr lntarGt at tha rato o, ! gar qant par aonunr. IF ENTIRE TAX IS P.AID IN ONE PAYUENT BY APRIL !}O, NO INTEREST IS CHARGEO.ASSESSOR'S IDEITITIFICATION .f ,urrr-', ro . COL,:. CCU]ITIIT'S KINGS ROrBox 1c52 BAit:,T, c0. .91621 7-?7 sr.c. PA/i T CIJ.I: . !1 'r i. i. (oPsil spAcE) :11'.S!lSI 15 A. 820 . d,.,/,. l,' '.,'^l 490175' r'ffii*rs&{Fa7!r}f?n.-. Poymcnr by Chcclt Subicc to Collccrion. OF ATOID{I ?AID Rcql Edotc Pcrroml llolf xFUuSFG&rl tolAl tAX DUE-'> lCtSlEl n:OOilefD, Gnoy lilr*1977 tt at.tIrroot rrltltGSq,ormo nrt ??aat0rart fb$or No. ,S IDENTIFICATIOil Your tala lot 1977 b.com. diF Janua.y l. lg7!. Ona htl, b.com$ da||nqutrlon th. tl?rt d.y ot M.r.rr rnd drluvr'lntar..t.t ti. r.t.ot6p.rc.nttoJurtol.Th. brlrnc. b.com.r d.nnqrr.nt'on ora tlr3t d.v ol Autrst *rr.r, nr f,luntmount 6rari latar.rt at tha rata ot a p, crtt par annum. IF ENTIRE TAX IS PAIO IN ONE PAYMENT 8Y APRIL !O, NO IIITEREST 13 CHAROEO.ASSESSORr' 1355 . :013. COUNTRTIS z0it I05A . EAJALT, e0L0. 916?l ) 7 -97slc. ;ll PART OP SlSrri;.{"t. !! pARf 0F. NINW 1'O.l A l, 44. 99 A. 721),O ro lR-[ KXNOS ROT . r**, l m*++,gSf 6ff,L:,Fr,f,Sr.! w.8", IEYY I vr,tuAnoN IAI OUt rtr{ALTrEs I AflOUNT PA|D -Holf,I ruu y ct.*r | 3F,1,?/ Poynrcnt of r'o' I I Toxcr ior Cd , W1 thryrc WtstT% Reol Eoorc ,"rt l 3?, I ' ,'l ggql,o l Raol Biotr /9. tA Perronol Parronol Spoclol Ad\rcrrbhg Ccftflcotc TOIAT 'AI DI'E+ lEfErltGt tcDrO|{AlO, Gccnfy lrrorr,rr 254/, o/Tqx .242,1/,.t I TOT'AI &-l/ ,t,O 7 K'f"*l lnilial3 Dale Prepared by Approved by 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 t0 ll t2 l3 l4 l5 l6 l7 l8 l9 20 2t t?z L24 26 25 lztt; Lz; lsokL- t,, t- 33 '31;-- 35 i?:t _31 40 45 46 47 _11 49 50 rrom //irrc r- -7-.,',t, r'7 : Proposol Proporol No. Shcrt No. Dotc Proporol Submi[ed fo Work fo Bc Porformod At srreei (t,i7ra r-, ,!,r.-'7rff r rQZZS-r@- 6?t -'-i:tf i, tzi-")'.x/ tl Srorc ,3,"/rZ,- Dotc of Plons Architecf Wr hereby proporG lo furnish oll the moleriols ond perform oll l!, lobor necessory for the compleiion of ;-tEtatidta.ltl' ,>,/- onL looraob Atll;,t S./--:/' ,uA.t ,,'[4r,,fr. td\u-itD,1 F-CU.lrit:o4 *{ l;tt, erecltoz Dr 3 tt rrrT)s. 1,,: ) iEL.rie)t'';lr:J .i;iE-*T:cl,,rt,r;tilr>+;a1*..,.i,i.,un,i.{+;,,!t{.n).*-;:(.ti,)'v)ia;.',W e"."tt c,c,I-jL)-iwze ;,> th r,j- i y":+ :z; it: /i'-ri /;tt'i' ,>tlr =i- [ r" iillloaI6lf a talnl a4!:ttor na nsitt ""+*t 4y aadrtctanr s*art/ Le J{roa il *a aoitatl aF lLa attt*r oS lbtaptalt Ptrtrlp<. All mol"orid ir guoronleed ts bc or rpocificd, ond lhc obove work to be perlormed in occordonce wilh lhe drrinlr ond rprciicolioer rubmittod lor obovc worl ond completcd in o subsionliol workmonlikc monnor .for tho ronr ol Dollor; lJ -' ,'.'"'- c'tl4)1. with pcynontr lo bo mode or followr: ij4ooaioa on da.hyc.Fy af l,x* lo stre, l-teoolao op eeahtr^D 4 XleEiitd;lfn' a,ss trb dt of etl'dry? fn*rtq2 *t.h *//ic ar*a.ttfr; trirdAny ollrroliori 5r dcviotion from obovc spcciltcolions iniolving crf,o cosls, will be cxeculed only upon wrillcn 5rden, ond will bocome sn arlro chorge ovcr ond obovc ihc crlimolc. All ogrccmcnh conlingenl upon slrikcr, occidcnts or deloyr bcyond onr conlrol. Ownor lo corry firc, lornodo ond othcr neccrsory insuronce upon obove work. Workmen'r Compcnrotion ond Public Liobility Inruroncr on obovc work to bc tokcn out by Rcrpcctfully submi Per Not. - Thir proporol moy bc withdrown by us il nol occcpted within doys ACCEFTANCE OT PROPOSAT Tho obovo pricor, rpocificotionr ond conditions ore solisfoclory ond ore hereby occepled. You orc outhorized lo do lhc worl or rpocifiod. Poymonl will br modc or oullincd obovc. EtZtJz* Sisnorure 4 ,rr. "rtr" TOPI roir tato L|THO tX U. a, A. BANKof BASALT UJil President BOX R BASALT. COLORADO ET62I (3()9927-3lOl I,lay 19, 1978 Board of County Ccnrnissioners Garfield County Colorado Garfield County Court House Gleruuood Springs, @ 81601 Gentlernen: !{e have ttris date agreed to grant a loan in ttre anucunt of $391600. toColordo Countryrs KIIGS ffihl, a Colorado limited partnerstrip. TtrepurPose of this loan is to pay off Jacqueline Gail Witt. We will executethe final Platt, filing tvao, of the above nentioned subdivision as thesubsitiute rortgage holder in lieu of I'Is. Witt. thank you very much. FldD/ab GARFIELD COUNTY Board of County Commissioners P.O. Box 640 Glenwood Springs, Colorado 81601 Telephone (303) 945-6892 FLAVEN J. CERISE RICHARD C. JOLLEY LARRY VELASOUEZ Mag 78, 7978 Roaring Fork Bank 0326 State flighwag 733 CarbondaLe, CoTorado 8762 3 Gentlemen: The purtrnse of this J.ettet is to confirm that accotding to the Subilivision Imprcvernents Agreerent fot the King's Row Stsbdivision, $9,000.00 is al-Toeated for release uporl the corpTetion of the water stotage tar* and annection of the salrrre to Arc watet system. The tar* has been orpTeteil and connected to the water system undet the terrrs of the Agreenent and tJte appropriate trorreg is eTigible fot release. Sincerelg, LV/kas BOARD O? COUNTY COMII'ISSIONERS .d COMMISSIONERS FLA\/EN J. CERISE EICHARD C. 'OLLEYLARRY VELASOUEz' ELLA ST GERALD D. HAR BOA|.- OF COUNTY COMh4ISSIONERS Garf ielcJ County Colorado P.O. Box 640 Gtenwood Sprirrgs, Colorado 81601 303 - 945-6892 irl{fiilf*', Rt{:tK-tr>S:.>CtFlkf f.'}tt*'.qXRta{Ytrx}9[!'t-{{I:T February 15, 1-978 Roaring Fork Bank Carbpndale, Colorado 8L623 Dear Sir: Please be advised that at the meeting held February 1-4 , Lg78, the Garfield County Board of Connissioners authorized Flaven Cerise to act on the Countyrs behalf and release $5500.00 being held for sub- division improvernents in the Kingrs Row Subdivislon. Sineerely,.. BOARD OF COI'IMISSIO]iERS GARFIEITd-EOUNTY nsP Larry Velasq- LTD. REAL ESTATE MAlCI{IT4AKEFI L}F 19?S I:OL$RADO WEST Bebrr.rar? ,8r !(tr. Bobert Yltkorski. REI BLus, c Rov Subdl,vi,gl,pno BOx 3047'MOUNTATN PLAZA 3U|9?U251A, ASPEN. COLOflADO 81611 BOX 219 THE DEPOT 303/927-351 1 BASALT, COLORADO 81621 BOX 488 ''HE RIFLE HOUSE 303/625-2662 RlFL6. COLOBAOO 81650 Oanfl,el.d Couaty PJ'anacr &14 Bl.akc Aveaue Ollcnrood Sprl,aga, Colorads 816O1 .Dear Bob l fhe rater tank at Elu6t a Ror Subdl,vl,el,oa hae aor beon creotod dad urrldod. r rould, theref,orcl ll"ko to pey Gllaerier ferll,anlg ,trao,:r, ,the l5r 5O0 cE].led for ae provLded fir the .impdcd $ub-Oi e1oa,.pcproverneata Agneerent. ffi.ud:ly:'regrleot Flavon Cer:l,se to elgn the vf,thdl"aral sli,pat tbo Bsar .ag forrk Bauk ae soon aa yor,r lrave iaepeoted the tank. ,EItEnlc iforlo Sl,aaorelv.--{*H ,, , ', , ' , ' ,, :l i JYIJn il,,:' e0r, Fl,aven OcrLse 1 C 1S'$ BOX 3s7 303/9451456 GLENWOOD SPRINGS; coLoRADO 81601REALlOR' Colorado West's only computerized property selection coMMtssroNERs FLAVEN J. CERISE RICHARD C. JOLLEY LARRY \,ELASQUEZ BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Garf ield County Colorado P.O. Box 540 Glenwood Springs, Colorado 81601 303 - 945-6892 December 72, 1977 ELLA STEPHENS, CLERK GERALD O. HARTERT' ATTORNEY dsfxxxJCilx Roaring Fork Bar* 0326 State $ighwag 7j3 Carbondale, CoTorado 87623 Cientlemen The purtrnse of this Jetter js to confirm that according to the Subitivision Improventent; Agreement f-ot the King's Row Srsbdivision, $75\OOO is allocated for release upon delivetg of the conmtunitg watet ta*. ?hat tank has arriveit in the Cowltg, and under the tetms o'f the Agreeilent, the appropaate ilrneg is eligibTe fot teLease- SincereTg, BOARD OF COTNTY COMMISSIONERS rJc/kav J. Ceris i1f:-:,; t,a"i. .t-.'.....','.,t: -' -Jon K. Mulford, Lawyer 600 East Hopkins . Aspen, Colorado 8161 1 (303) 925-8780 N0il211E1J i November 15, 1977 Mr. Gerald D. HartertAttorney at Law 810 Pitkin Avenue Glenwood Springs, Colorado 81601 Re: Kings Row Subdivision - AmendedSubdivision Improvements Agreement Dear Jerry Enc}osed find a Revised Agreement incorporating the changesdiscussed with the Garfierd county commissioners November ..L4, L977. Also enclosed is a need of Trust on Lots 3t 4 and41 to secure the developers obligations under the Arnended Agreement. Copies to go Bob Witkowski for his review and comments. Wewill pLan to see the County Commissioners on Monday, Novem-ber 2L, L977r Ert a time to be determined to execute these documents. CalI me if you have any questions. I Sincerely yours, ft&itrEfr tkowski ASPEN 925.25r 0 Mt. Plaza Box 3O47 .m. rrlraa frrdlr rf flr lcr .Dt .t a Lt tL Cobnl Ld ha. Corrbrlor (tC t?-?-?f ) BASALT 927-351 1 Depot All-Americana Box 219 GLENWOOD SPRINGS 94t7456 Penney's Bldg. Box 357 RIFLE 625-2€62 Flifle House Box 488 Fol rl h !.fu.[ YAGAXT IAI'D OIfl.Y $Tcl?rc ?IITOTHANET CONTRACT (VACANT IIND) l{otnnber 3 Lsn RDCDMD rnolr Frrnk Bi! Purchuer (ea joint tonrnta), thc sum of | 9r000.O0 , in thc form of- ro' ln parfilsd iy'{/fit$ /'4$l4h/t41$4*/4/ /flf*/ln#fl ar cnrnert money and pert plyment-for the follorving dcscribt'd real ectate siturte in ths flr3r Rii SiLhiriiia County or Garftold , Color.n,to. ro wit: Lot, i3;-, f,lngr Ror Subdlyltton, rccotdtng to ttr Ftnal Plat tlprcof rtd gubJ;;t'to titi Protcctlve Cocaantr of rccond arxl to tba mlcr, rt8uldtqu and atlprletlona of thc Klrgs Ror }lmomra Assoclatlon, e nolFproflt oorpoletlon, duly rcglstercd rtth tln Scerctery of Stlt with ell elsement's and rights of way appurtenant thereto, which property purchaser agreeE to buy upon the follow- ing terme snd conditions for the purchuse price of g 17r20O.0O . payable as follows: 5 9-d)O-0O hereby receiptett ror, g 8r20O.0O rhtch sha1l bc patd to Scllir by labor ald-rste"lrla to bc p€rfotrcd and supplted by hrrchaccr for and ln behrlf of Coloredo Countrlrra Klngr Bor subdivkLon on thc pnenlsct or on such other prcnrltet as tb Scller, ttrrorgh tta gcncral partncr, Ttrundcr Rtvcr Rea1ty Co., nay dcrtgnetc. Purclrtcr agrrc; to conrnanca cald labor and furn$h mld natertalg durlng tb rcck bcglrnlry lllvcrbcr 6, L97?, end to proecd ln a dlllgcnt and rorktnnllke nerrpr on e t1r end rrtcrl,rlc bastr untll the rork designetcd by Sellcr he! bccn corylct d. Spoolfleally, hrchescr shell complstc ttr reter Ilncs, lnstall ftrcplugr end -gurfegc. tho ronralntrg rordr of tlr Flrst Fl1lng of cetd cubdlvlclon lccot.dtEgPffln'Dff:to spcelflcetlorc of Garflcld Cmnty for county rocd!. l{etcr lr"tn not Ft corryletcd shrll bc slx-lnch, 160 PSI Pryt ptpe burted rrd bcddcd e rlnlnr depth of slx fcct along that portlon of Prtncc Drlvc ln thc Ftrat FtlltU of nl'd auildlvteton. Flreplugs rill be lnstaUcd to flr.c eodc and countlr .pcelflG.ttotr. r. fil$r+l/lrrrO rr*1ut'tt*l$f/qff'#hlN/41/ " current commitm€nt for titlc inrurance policy in an tmouttt equal to the purchaae price, at seller'l option and expense, rhall be furnirhed the pureharer on or bcforcDae*rbm 1 Lg77 . If seller elects to furnish said title inlurence eornmitment, lcller will deliver the title inrurance policy to purchaser elter closing and pay the prernium thoreon. 2. Titlo rhell be nerchantable in the rcllcr. Subject to pryment or tender ar above providcd end complirncc rith the othcr tcrrnr and t'onditione herenmder by purchrser, the eelter chell execute and deliver r rood rnd suffichnt Smrrrl werranty dced to nid purchaeey 6n- DCCfrbrf 3O lg 7? , or, by muturl agroement, at u earlier date, conveying eaid proper.ty for 19 7? , peyrble Janusry 1, lglq-, and ercept--- free and clesr of rll trxet, except thc gcneral texor ; free and clcrr ol all lienr for rpeciul improvementr now inrtdled rhethcr urcuod or not; tnrl free rud clear of ell lienr ond'etrcumbmncel except: celtO[Gntte flghto 9f ny ed tottflfttClf of rccord or crtebltstmd by utcagc, such eo lrrtgatton canalc not rpp-tilB rt carCtFlltr trpon thc plat of rceolt. andexcepteesementslor: rt aborie ctatcd ond nubjcct to building ,rn(t zoning rrrguhtionr trnd t.ho futl,rwing restrictive covenrntt: & Goasrrl trrer for t0-n-, (bcred on l9- lcvy rnd lg- acreurncnt), prqatd rcntr, Lrterert on en- cusrbrraool, it eny, a .W Ft ll*lr/r1{*ftn NW AIYI*I tl &/ol / 5. Frrrdl rf fcdr ir[ bc e{rrrl b 13rlr I drr rrcr1r of dccd. proqldlngr- hoffir_etr* n,uh-'-rr cmrtnmt r fitirrr tc th buildtng elt,c on-cr:kfTdt prlor to thtl dF b lr Attlf lm or t*t ncr. & Tt hoor rad pls o, clod{ a.8 t r d{*l 17 Colrsrdo Courtr':f Ltd. G IB &a cvct tho prcnts rn mbateasdly ararg:od by flrc, flood or otlrcr errorlty bctrrcr thc d.t 0( tUr r8lrd ard &l &t of Dolre.dm or tbr drte of ddfvcry of dood, whlchsvs rhdl bc c.lilhr, t& rlecost uy, rt tb oPOoNt of tte pmDlrr hcr&, br &rd !d rd toL rid ery aqlrdt h;rln d. *.tr b. taocartety lltuffird to punrbc. ?. Tbt L o( thc orrocs hereot, and Il eay pcyuant or rny otlrer condltlolr L'otqf t! Dot ardc, tendcn4 or nclornel tV pur.frc er herein erovUoa, tllr tltr ortrrct shdl b€ null rnd void lrd o! no effecq ud both BCEd. hiltto rtlo.d fium dl obligrdonr hercudcr, &d dt psyuont Eldc hanoa *.ll b6 rctdd on bdrtl ot th. ad[, r llqEfiir0.d dnp'r8pa & ln tt weot tlc dlcr failg to applovo t.btr tmtrurot ia wiltlm8 wltbh threc dqn ftoo tt drta hcmo(, c I tltlo lr rst ueroh$teblo and vrtttar notloe of ditGct h Etee to th eelhr c rgrnt wlthia tbe th.hce plrl&d fc &ltvrry of M aDd edl not be rord€rd nerchanteblerlth C0 dryr dl}er Eh rrrlttcr ndcqth *Lir oGtrct, rt purcharedr optiom, rhdl bc votd rnd sf no e(fect rrld ae.h FstV hsGto &U bo rsloccod ft'o6 rU d&ndml hscsdr sd t&o peyocatr mte Lmandrr *.Ubalcturdlbdlnlthtopamhrrcruporrrturaot tb eb*n:t [ ry, to dlc; prodf{ hovcc'cr, th0 h Uar oa corrcctha nch ilret!, rdk n , vtt$n rid 60 dru+ obtr& r crulbot for Owndr Tltle Irmnnee Polhy h tle ruomt d th prucbr Drhc *ffihg ttc EtlG lo t &r. &o mcL ihdrc0. lod ro0a &Il py lbfl prcniranr ,er ruch Titfr Imlm Foltrt f. l&d PrrdJu:' hrreharar or hlr crcccssora ln lnters* sh.Il Pey e rrter eotrrlct fcl of ti1r000.00 et the ttno of conncettng to tlm nt r u ttlol. 10. Upon rpprovd heneof by the celler, this rgr.ecmcnt rhdl become a contnct between rcller and pnrrchuer rnd .hrll .tmrr to tAc Ualafit of thc hcin, mccellorr end ersigxu ol ssid partie. '7 Asent Colorado Countrv Ltd. trtrfr ,r, -#-2,-/ -' S6pr rp,rror tto 15ora contrrct thb '4h dly of trmrhrr. , lelZ_ rud rfrrcol to pry rcmfudm o( -i of thc grett reler prkc for rcvlec! h thfu tnnactisa, rnd egzr6 ttrt, h t;3 !!1110 d lbs{t*tucr ol pgmentr nrdc by pun&.rcs, rch prynootr dldl be dlvlded bstrrGq t}c rc}ldr brutcr rna q. rdc,ur Lr& th'G.( te td brt&m, but rot to enocd tlo oomir&o, rnd tbo brbo to tL r{rr. .John rlt of Tluadcr Rtrrr Colmdo ContrTtl Kfrgr Rou, r Coloredo Bmlty Co., thr Offiaf Partrpr ofltd.t d partrruhip hdrmatlddrcr S€rt.i&rr GARFIELD trtrUNTY BUILDING INSPEtrTtrR EiLENWOtrD SPR|NBS, trtrLtrRAOO Bl60r 2OT4 BLAKE AVENUE PHONE 945-E,241 November 9, 1977 MEM0 T0: Board of County Conrmissioners FR0M: Bui lding Departnent SUBJECT: The fol'lowing estimates are for road Subdi vi s ion: completion in Kingrs Row Tota'l Feet of South End of Prince Drive North End of Roads King's Row Avenue King's Row Avenue 3,469 980 9085r 3,476 - 388 Yards 3,088 Yards g ,264.00 5,558.00 1,544.00 Total Yardage of 6 Inch Base and 3 Credit for I,6.13 Grave'l Estimated Total Material Estimated Cost Per Yard Materi aI Inch Finish feet of Pumis % Complete be Instal Ied Gravel at $3.00 to of Haulage @ $I.80 Per Yard Spread and Compact G $.50 Per Yard The North End of Kingi5 Row Avenue Needs to be Cut and Crowned 908 Feet G $4.00 Per Foot Total Estimate to Finish Road as Per Agreement tdCl4/kay 3,632 .00 I 9 ,998.00 Jon K. Mulford, Lawyer 600 East Hopkins . Aspen, Colorado 81611 (303) 925-8780 OcT 21 19/7 : October 19, L977 .*L.J Gt). t,LAitrtER Mr. Robert WitkowskiGarfield County Planning Office 20L4 Blake Avenue Glenwood, Springs, Colorado 81601 Re: Kings Row Subd.ivision Dear Bob: Pursuant to our terephone conversation of october 19, renclose invoices from Dodson Engineered products, Tnc. forculvert derivered. and instalred at the job site and from DanGrant, d/b/a Grant's Pumice for road baie materiars. Thesematerials were ordered and instarred by King Real EstateDevelopment company (Eric Golting, presideni, in Lg76') . King Real Estate Development company defaulted on purchaseobrigations to colorado countryrs rings Row, a lim-itedpartnership, of which Thunder River Rearty company, Johnwix, President, is the general partner. rn the course of aforeclosure action in Garfield county District court, asettlement was reached and approved by Judge Litwirler inwhich title to the.property was returned to colorado countryrsKings Ror^r, the obrigations of King Real Estate Deveropment 9o*pely, rnc. were cancelled, and the escrow account for thebenefit of the Garfield coulty commissioners held at RoaringFork Bank was assigned to Wixls organization. we have reached agreements with Dodson Engineered products,represented by Larry Mj-ncer, and, Grantrs Fumice, representedby scott Barcomb, to pay the sums of 91,719.94 ana -$2,300.00 respectively in fuII settlement of their craims. rn orderto make final settlement, we need your report that the itemsin question were detivered to the job sit6 and instalred, sothat escrow account drafts may be drawn by the countyCommissioners and Colorado Countryrs Kings Row. GAnfl&o Mr. Robert Page Two October L9, Witkowski L977 6{,W 'Jon K" k If you need any further have any questions aboutor whet,her the materialearliest possible time" Mulford information, please call me. If youthe validity of the amounts claimedwas delivered, let me know at the Vii l U h@Lk,)#gJ*4- k//frbtb*T*, S, Enclosures Dnr-a.NpY & B.c.LcoMr ATTORNEYS AT LA\/V ORAWER 79O Glprwooo SrarNos, Cor-onaoo eroot October 20, L977 r) Giflflfiiii tc, *'El ,i7 ..il- ..,u) rutliii[f, ROtsERT OELANEY KENNETH EALCOMB JOH N A. THtJLSON EDWARD MULHALL,JR. F'OBEFIT C. CUTTER SCOTT M. BALCOMB AIA COLORADO AVENUE TELEPHONE 9.tt6.6846 AREA COOE 3O3 Mr. Bob lrlitkowski Garfiel-d County Planner 2OL4 Blake GLenwood Springs, C0 8l-601 Re:Colorado I s Row v. Klng Devel-opment Dear Mr. !{itkowski: Mr. Jon Mulford, attorneY for has advised that you wlsh copies of the graveL, etc. delivered by Grantrs Pumice Countryrs Kings ReaL Estate Co., Inc., et al have fil-ed a mechanlcrs l-ien. you need pLease advlse. the above plalntiff, invoices for the and for which they is anything furtherIf there VERY TRULY YOURS, DELANEY & BALCOMB SB rbd Encs. cc: Mr. Jon Mul-f ord Scott Balcomb Glenrood Sprlngs, CoLo. Oetobsr L7, L9?? E. Lynn Plttnen, Preeldent Roaring Fork Bank CarbondeLe, 0olorads 8L623 Re: Subdlvlston fnprovements Agreement betreen KfNO REAL ESIATE DEVELOPIEIIT COUPAI{I, mC. end COUIfIY OF GAnfmLD, COLORADO Dear l{r. Ptttnen: Thls Ls your authortzatton tr release funds depostted rlth tha Roertng Fork Bank reratlve to eaptloned ngreenent as follons. I. Dodson Engtneercd Produets, fnc. and Larry t{Lncer for $11218.62, and 2. Grants Puniec end Scott Ba}cmb for $2r@O.0O. Thenk you fcr 5ranr attention. Slnoeraly, Dtck JoIIey, Chafuman Garflald County Board of ConrntssLoners Thc forcgclng tnstrumrat res aeknorlcdgcd before nc thLs rlth day of Odtober, L97?, by Dtck Jolley My conmlosLon explres State of Colorado THUNDER RI\MR REALTY COMPAI{Y, Box 2L9 Basalt, Colorado 81621 JuIy 5,1977 Board of Garfield Glenwood County Commissioners County CourthouseSprings, Colorado 8160I CERISF /Z-fu toLLEY.....m.. - VELASQUEZ.... "LZ Re: KINGS ROW SUBDMSION Gentlemen: supplementing the stipulation executed by Colorado countryrsKings Row, a rimited partnership, the Board of county com-missioners of Garfierd county, Roaring Fork Bank, Kiirg ReaIEstate Development company, Eric Golting, Harry schreiber,and others, with regard to civir Action No. gs22 pending inthe District court of Garfield county, prease accept thisletter as the assurance of colorado country's Kings Row, thed.eveloper of Kings Row subdivision, that the remainder of ther939s- in Kings Row subdivision, which are not yet complete,will be completed with roadbase and finish material w[rictr meetcounty road specifications. specificarly, in accordance withthe request of the Garfield county commissioners made at anearrier meeting, the pumice material used on part of the roadsystem in the subdivision wirl not be used in- completing theremainder of the roads. This letter constitutes written assurance to you from ThunderRiver Rea1ty Company, the general partner of tolorado CountryrsKings Row, that the pumice material will not be used incompleting ths Kings Row Subdivision roads, however, the roadspreviousry finished with pumice will not be changed. rt is ourunderstanding that the pumice material, when tested, did meetCounty specifi-cations, but at your requestr w€ are discontinuingfurther use of it. Yours truly, THUNDER RIVER REALTY COMPANYGeneral Partner of ColoradoCountryrs Kings Row, a ColoradoLimited Partnership The King's Row Subdivision may be back under con- structibn this summer under .thtj guidapce of- its original developer, following action Monday by the Garfield Coun- ty Cor4missioners. The commissioners ap- proved a plan to allow John Wix of Basalt resume control pf the development, which he had sold to Eric dolting and King Realty. { An attorhey for Wix- ex- plained that Golting was having money pqo!,lems and l{ix,trc prrfgmd to frechre m tte proycrty. But he said Goltird wrs frqcr.d to !€ttl€ out of court,on the Missouri Heights subdivision. For Wix to take over con- struction of the devel,opment, the.attorney said, the county must agree to tranifer an escrow account from Golting's firm to Wix's. He emphasized that the county would still have control of when the money is released. I In addition; ,the attorney asked that the completion date for subdivision improvements be pushed back from July I of this year to Dec. l. The com- 4issioners approved both ac- tions. King's Row involves 200 acres in Missouri Heights, which r.r,ould be divided into two to nine acre lots. The com- pletion dates are only for the first filing on about 30 acres. Also at Monday's' meetingthe commissioners heardfrom representatives of Colorado Mountain College who asked fot' a series of im- provements to County Road l14 to the college. Administratibn officials Rod Anderson and Arnold Dollase and student government vice- president Jim Bensberg asked for six improvements to the road. These included painting of a center stripe, widening of Westhoff corners - the site of many accidents including one this weekend - placing of guard rails where 'needed, placing of road and hazard signs, widening of the roa.d from Westhoff corner to the college, and repair of spots where the road base has set- tled. The commissioners in- structed road superviior Bob Arnom to ihvcttgtc tf*' problems. i'\ :.:-,c -.. i 'l::" Il, A,)iil91J77 L.',....._-.q*_. _.. _..** rN THE DTSTRTCT C.URT 0rtRfl[10 b,riit]Iy ut.ii*1. COLORADO COUNTRYIS KINGS ROW, a Colorado limited partnership, Plaintiff, v. KING REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT CO.,INC., a Colorado corporation,a/K/a KING REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT COMPAI{Y, INC., a Colorado corpora-tion, et aI., Defendants. AND FOR THE COUNTY OF GARF AND STATE OT COLORADO Civil Action No. 8522 I hereby certify that I servedthe Dispense with Separate Answers to rILE CONSENT TO MOTION TO DISPENSE WITH SEPARATE ANSWERS TO COUNTERCLAIMS AND CROSSCLAIMS Intervenor, TRI-CO MANAGEMENT CO., fNC., by its attorneys, OATES, AUSTIN, McGRATH & JORDAN, hereby consents to and joins in the motion to dispense with separate answers to counterclaims and crossclaims filed by Dan Grant, d/b/a Grantrs Pumice, and acknowledges that the grounds set forth in said motion are valid and warrant the relief sought therein. EREFORE, Tri-Co Management Co., Inc. respectfully requests the Court to grant the relief sought in said motion. Dated, CYr4 lr) 1111, Respectfully submitted OATES, AUSTIN, McGRATH & JORDANJ. Nicholas McGrath, Jr. s, No. Suite 204 81611 CERTTFICATE OF' MAILTNG within Consent to Counterclaims and arry 00 E. Aspen, ( 303) H6pkins, Colorado 925-2600 : Motion to and Crossclaims upon the parties first-class postage prepaid this addressed as follows: Jon K. Mulford, Esq. 600 E. Hopkins, Suite 201 Aspen, Colorado 816I1 Robert Francis, Esq. P.O. Box 3098 Aspen, Colorad.o 8161I Harry Schreiber L46L Bennington Ave.Pittsburgh, Pa. 152L7 Scott Balcomb, Esq. Delaney and BalcombP.O. Drawer 790 Glenwood Springs, Colo. 815 01 King ReaI Estate Development Compdily, Inc.P.O. Box 4461 Aspen, Colo.81611 Board of County CommissionersGarfield. County Courthouse Glenwood Springs, Colo. 81601 hereto by mailing copies lffiu^y of aprir , L-sl't , thereof William V. Hodges, III, Esq.P.O. Box 278 Carbondale, Colo. 81623 Kenneth Johnson, Jr., Esq.P.O. Box 1055 Glenwood. Springs, Colo. 8150 Berenice McDonaldPublic Trustee of Garfield CountyGarfield County Courthouse Glenwood Springs, Co1o. 8160 Ilubert N. PetersonPublic Trustee of Eag1e County Eag1e County Courthouse Eag1e, Co1o.81631 Roaring Fork Bank 0326 State Highway I33 Carbondale, Colo. 81623 Eld,orado Engineering CompanyP.O. Box 669 Glenwood Springs, Colo. 8160 II il il!lil i -2- COLORADO COT]NTRY I S a Colorado limlted vs. KING REAL ESTATE INC., A Colorado KING REAL ESTATE INC., €t d1., KINGS ROI{, parLnership, Plaintiff, DEVELOPMENT CO, corporation, a/k/a DEVELOPMENT COMPAT{Y, Defendants. FOR Desmond D. BerthoLf DistricE CourE Clerk CIRiSE ,/t' ^ JCLLEY J .-.,4,..J VELASOU;,..:".12 t..r.....r..x ,lii:_:;__.: NOTICE VACATING SETTING IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN AND THE COUNTY OF GARFIELD AND STATE OF CIVIL ACTION NO. 8522 You are hereby noEified that a conflict in the CourE calendar makes iE necessary Eo vacate the date set for a Pre-Trial on this case the 13th day of June, Lg7l. please conEacE the Clerk to reschedule this matEer. lrr t\ . ') r ),. ,a r..,r', ]. t r\ t',,I .t f t'i r llt' I t ,/ \ ,'t , ;)',i.\).'\'\) ,.'/, l,Deputy 00u1tfl. 00ttil,.. ,/ / cERtsel- ,011EY........:-.-. VELASQUEZ.... -d FitE-........-...- CROSSCLAIM lr i t; itli irF,fiil ltu ll ,N rHE DrsrRrcr couRr oAhHE[^D illl IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF GARFIELD ll *D srArE oF coLoRADo il ilil "ivi1 Action No. 8s22 ti il il illicor,oneoo couNTRY's KrNGs Row, ) lla coloraao limited partnership, Iil)ll plainriff , )il)II '". ) ANSWER TOll) llxrNe REAL EsTATE DE\mLopMENT co., ) ff rNc., a Colorado corporation , a/k/a ) llxrwe REAL ESTATE DEVELoPMENT ) llcourauv, rNc., a Colorado corpora- )lrtion; ERIC J. GOLTING, a/k/a ERIC ) llJ. GOLTTNG, JR. and ERIC GOLTTNG; ) I|MAUREEN GoLTING; et a1., )li )ii nefendants. ) fntervenor, TRI-CO MANAGEMENT CO., INC., by its attorneys, OATES, AUSTIN, McGRATH & JORDAN, for its answer to the crossclaim of DAN GRANT, d/b/a GRANTTS PUMICE ("defendant") avers and alleges as follows: I. ANSWER TO CROSSCLAIM 1. Intervenor admits, on information and belief, the allegations of paragraph one of the crossclaim. 2. fntervenor admits the allegations of paragraph two of the crossclaim. 3. Intervenor is without information sufficient to form a belief as to the truth of the allegations set forth in paragraphs three, four, fi-ve, and six of the crossclaim; accordingly, they are denied,. paragraph intervenor of intervenor. 4 - Intervenor admits the allegations of seven of the crossclaim, and further alleges that claims an interest as described in its complaint 5, fntervenor denies the allegations eight of the crossclaj-m. of paragraph to state a be granted. whole or i.n estoppel and 6. claim against Ir. AFFTRMATIVE DEFENSES The crossclaim of defendant fails fntervenor upon which relief can Defendant is barred from rel_ief in conduct and the doctrines of laches, 7. part by his waiver. by his by the B' Defendantrs claim is ba*ed in whore or in part applicable statutes of limitations. g'' Defendant's craim is barred in whole or in part failure to mitigate his damages. WHEREFORE, INIETVCNOT, TRr-CO MANAGEMENT CO., rNC. r P'A}Sfor the dismissal of defendant's crosscraim with prejudice asit relates to rntervenor, or that defendant take nothing from rntervenor thereby, and for its costs of suit and such other and further relief as.may be appropriate in the circumstances. Dated qqZg, n77 yD. _600 East fiopkins, Suite 204Aspen, Colorado gl6ll rvenor,s address: (303) 925-1500 Box 1730n, Colorado 9161I CERTTFTCATE OF MATLTNG r herpby certify that r served the within Answer to laim upon the parties hereto by mairing copies thereof ji first-class posrase prepaid rhis 2g*<day of fifn/ , ilii il il il OATES, J. Nic AUSTIII, McGRATH & ,JORDANolas McGrath, Jr., No. ZTS\. Edward,*o.Iirc@17 li I, ir lt j. lt il rl ij JIli II III 1j rnte ii P.o. r.Aspe Ii it IJ ii il ,! i: li 11 cros: i; -2- L977, addressed as follows: Jon K. Mulford, 600 E. Hopkins, Aspen, Colorado Robert Francis,P.O. Box 3098Aspen, Colorado Harry Schreiber L46L BenningtonPittsburgh, pa. William V. Hodges, fII,Esq.P.O. Box 278Carbondale, Colorado 8L623 Kenneth Johnson, Jr., Esq.P.O. Box 1055 Glenwood Springs, Colo. 91601 Berenice McDonaldPublic Trustee of GarfieldCountyGarfield County CourthouseGlenwood Springs, Colo. g160l Hubert N. peterson Pub1ic Trustee of Eag1e County Eagle County CourthouseEagle, Colorado 8163I Roaring Fork Bank 0326 State Highway 133Carbondale, Colorido 9I623 Eldorado lngineering CompanyP.O. Box 669 Glenwood Springs, Colo. g160I Esq.suite 20L 81 611 Esq. I 1611 Ave. L5277 ii li li ii li l1 :t il Il irtl li rl $cott Balcomb, Esq.Delaney and BalcombP.O. Drawer 790 Glenwood Springs, CoIo.., 81601 King Real Estate Development Comparly,Inc. P.O. Box 446LAspen, Colorado 91611 Board of County CommissionersGarfield County Courthouse Glenwood Springs, Colo. 81601 -3- I}I IN THE NISTRICT COURT AND TOR THE COUNTY OF GARTIELD AIiID STATE OF COLORADO Civil Action No. 8522 COLORADO COUNTRYIS KINGS RO}I,a Colorado linited partnership, Plaintiff, vs. KING REAI, ESTATE DEVELOPMENT CO. ,INC., a Colorado corporation, a/k/a KING REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT COMPAIIY, INC., a Col6rado corpor-ation; ERIC J. GOLTII'IG t a/k/a ERICJ. GOLTING, JR. and EF.IC GOLTING; MAUREEN GOLffNGi et d1., ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) .) ) ) ORDER Defendants. THIS MATTER, having come on for hearing upon the Motion for Stay of Execution of Defendants, Eric J. Golting and Maureen Go1ting, and the Court being fully ad,vised in the premises; IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED that this Motion be set for hearing to the Court on May 6, L977r'dt the hour of 9:00 a.m., in the District Court in Glenwood Sprirlgsr Colorado; IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the stay of execution provided by RuIe 62(a), C.R.C.P., be extended to and inctuding rylay 6, L977. ../ Done this ii(J]u^y of April, Lg77. BY THE COURI: .TT* '-'' 1.-,.-__, FOR rr0altfiii COLORADO I I t IN THE DISTRICT COUR,T IN AND COUNTY OF GARTIELD AITD STATE OF Civil Aetion No. 8522 cetsE..../-t-.-.... ) ILLE\ ... - -(-.-... -...,/ vELASQuEz.... "L:-. COLORADO COUNTRYIS KINGS ROW,a Colorado limited partnership, Plaintiff, vs. KING REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT CO. INC., a Colorado corporation, a/k/a KING REAL ESTATE DEVELOP- MENT COI4PANY, INC., a Colorado Defendants. '-..'-*""-'-"'+' :.----------"""4- MOTION TO DISPENSE WITH SEPABA?E ANS9IERS rO COUNTERCI,A$IS. A}ID CROSSCI,AIIUS ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ,) ) ) ) ) ) ) The defendant-intervenor, Dan Grant, d/b/a Grant's Pumice, hereby respectfully moves the Court for an order allowing all parties to dispense with separate answers to counterclaims and crossclaims and to deem the allegations contained therein to be denied. As grounds therefore states as follows: in the nature of foreclosure of certain security interests in real property and for foreclosure of numerous mechanics liens. 2. In the usual course of proceedings, numerous crossclaims and counterclaims will be filed against all parties, by most of the parties to the within action, resulLing in much duplicative procedure all of which is unnecessary in the circumstances. 3. An order of this Court dispensing with the necessity for replying to each counterclaim or crossclaim, and deeming all material allegations thereof denied by all other parties to the within litigation rvoulcl suffice and, save all parties much trouble and confusion. WHEREFORE, the defendant-intervenor respectfully requests the Court for rel-ief as described above. Respectfully submitted, By P.O. Drawer 79O Glenwood Springs, CO 81501Telephone: 303-945-654G --.- cEryrqrcArE- oF MAILTN9 I hereby certify that I have served the foregoing MOTION TO DISPENSE WITH SEPARATE ANS$IERS TO COUNTERCLAIMS A:.ID CROSS- CLAIMS and ORDER this l4thday of April, L977, upon aI1 parties by mailing true copies-ffireof , f irlt class postige preplid, addressed as follows: Jon K. I"lu1ford, Esq. 500 E. Hopkins, Suite 201 Aspen, Colorado 81511 ,J. Nicholas McGrath , Jr., Esq.Bary D. Edwards , Esq. Oates, Austin, McGrath & Jord,an 600 East Hopkins, Suite 204 Aspen, Colorado 81611 Robert Francis, Esg. P.O. Box 3098 Aspen, Colorado 81511 Harry Schreiber 1461 Bennington AvenuePittsburgh, PA 152L7 King Real Estate Development Company P.O. Box 4461 Aspen, CO 8L511 Board of County CommissionersGarfield County Courthouse Glenwood Springs, CO 81601 William V, Hodges, IIf, Esq. P.O. Box 278 Carbondale, Colorado 81623 Kenneth Johnson, Jr.,P.O. Box 1055 Glenwood. Springs, CO Esq. 8r601 Berenice McDonaLdPublic Trustee of Garfield CountyGarfield, County Courthouse Glenwood Springs, CO 81601 Hubert N. PetersonPublic Trustee of Eagle County Eagle County Courthouse Eag1e, CO 81531 Roaring Fork Bank 0326 State Highway 133 Carbondale, CO 8L623 Eldorad,o Engineering CompanyP.O. Box 669 Glenwood. Springs, CO 81601 l Scott Ba u-rfu -2- IN THE COUNTY OF' DISTRICT COURT GARTIELD AND Civil Action IN A}TD FOR THE STATE OF COLORADO No. 8522 COLORADO COUNTRYIS KINGS ROIT,a Colorado limited partnership, Plaintiff, . vs. KING REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT CO.,INC., a Colorado corporat,ion,a/k/a KfNG REAL ESTATE DEVELOP- MENT COMPANY, INC., a Coloradocorporation; et a1. , -,. Defendants. ORDER THIS MATTER coming before the Court this day of , L977 r orr the motion of the d.efendant- intervenor Dan Grant d/b/a Grantrs pumice to dispense with separate answers to counterclaims and crossclaims, and, it appearing that the same should be granted; rr rs HEREBY ORDERED, that the parties hereto are relieved of the obligation to file separate responses to counterclaims and crossclaims filed by other parties hereto; and IT TS FURTHER ORDERED that the allegations of said in material part, are deemedcrossclaims and counterclaims, denied by all parties against whom they are directed. DONE this day of r L977. BY THE COURT District ,fudg-e----------.--.---.-..-...--.-- ,w FID M. OATES FIONALO O, AU STIN LAW O FFICES OerES, AusttN, McGnern & rJonoaN 600 EAST HOPKINS STREET ASPEN, CoLoRADo 8r6il February 9, L977 lu;,;rffllii il1"'1t; LIi'" - - -"--''--t lii" F,r,t10li7r *Ir**** 0AftFt$r.0 ,'iiy " J. NICHOLAS MCGRATH, JR. WILLIAM R. JOROAN III ROBERT W. HUGH ES BAFIFIY O. EDWAROS Board of GarfieldGarfield Glenwood County Commissioners of County, Colorado County Courthouse Springs, Colorado 81601 Re: C1aim of tri-co certain escrowed Garfield County. AREA COOE 3O3 TELEPHONE O25.26OO cERtsE".._.( d.,ri::.:.::E:::: vErAsQuEZ.... _d ,_t{-....-.!4.{&...6r..*.ti,a .-......._..._,--*r.r&....tr..ra Flt 8."-.-.".-.."- ...fr ......,.. Management, Inc. against funds controlled bY Dear Sirs: We enclose a coPy of a presently proposed Complaint of Intervenor which, in pertinent part, claims relief against the Board of County Commissioners of Garfield County for certain funds escrowed under its control. This complaint is submitted to you for your audit and allowance pursuant to Section 30-25-110, C.R.S. L973- Sincerely, BDE/gc enc. Gera1d D. Hartert Kenneth T. Johnson, Jr. USTIN, MCGRATH & iIORDAN s for Tri-Co Management,Attorne Inc. i:.ii (( ll rl i;il lt lr ii tiii IN THE DISTRTCT CoURT li ii rN AND l-oR rHE couNTy oF GARFTELD li AND srAr' oF coLoRADo ti il civit Acrion No. B52z ii ii lijjcor,oneoo couNTRy,s KINGS Row, ) , lja Colorado limited partnership, )li Iii plainriff, ili) ii v. ) CoIIP:LATNT OF rNTER\TENORlt )lixrluc REAL ESTATE DEVELoeMENT ) I|COMPANY, INC., a Colorado )licorporationr €t a1., )lii li Defendanrs. ) IIll rntervenor, TRr-co MANAGEIuENT, rNC., by its attorneys, il lloares, AUSTTN, McGRATH & JoRDAN, for craims for relief avers !i ll""a alleges as follows: lt ll ll r. FrRSr cLArM FoR RELTEF lt ll 1. On october 23, Lg7S, Tri-Co and Eric Golting | . li"/Xt" Eric J. Golting, ("defendant Golting,,) entered into a ti llwritten contract, a copy of which is attached as Exhibit t'An and. ti. lli"""rn"rated by reference, under which rli-co was to perform li="rrri"es for the permanent improvements of the property which is il litrr" subject of this action. ii 2- subsequentty, during the ratter part of the month lfof .f,rfy, Lg76, on a d.ate to be ascertained, Tri-Co and d.efendant il iiCofting orally agreed to modify the contract so that. d.efend.ant lt llCofting would be responsible for one-half of a cost overrun of ti lirri-Co on .finat lot staking of the subject property. lrii S. Tri-Co has at aII times performed all the stipula- ill[tions, conditions, and agreements stated in the contract, as il*oair:."a, to be performed on its part, at the time and in the ii l;manner specified. '; ii 4. Defendant Golting has failed and refused, and still llr.rr= and. refuses, to perform the "o*tr."t or, his part. li ii lt ii l,Irlt -. 5. By. reason of his nonperformance, d.ef endant Golting has damaged. Tri-Co in the sum of $5,446-92, with interest thereon from the dates on which the various invoices of fri-Co relating to this sr:n became d.ue; no part of this II. SECOND CL.1.I},I FOR RELIEF .6. On approximately July 25, Lg76, Tri-Co and defend.ant Golting entered into an oral agreement wherein Tri-Co agreed. to perform surveying, Crafting, engineering and, related services in the development of the subject property, in addition to those- set forth in the contract attached, as Exhibit "A". As consid,eration for the performance by Tri-Co of its obligations under the orat agreement, d.efendant Golting agreed, to pay Tri-Co the reasonable value thereof, in accordance with its tions, conditions, and agreements in the oral. agreement to be performed. on its part, Ert the time and in the manner specified,- ' 8. Defend,ant Golting has failed. and refused,, and st,ill fails and refuses to perform the oral agreement on his 1part. 9. By reason of his nonperformance, defendant GoJ-ting has dainaged Tri-Co in the sum of $590.99, with interest thereon from the dates on whieh the various invoices of tri-Co relating to this sum became due; no part of this sum has been paid III. THIRD CL\IM FOR RELIEF 10. Tri-Co incorporates by reference the allegations of paragraphs one through, and, including, five of its First Claim for Relief, and those of paragraphs six through, and includ- 11. Defendants King ReaI Estate Development, Co.j Inc., a/k/a King ReaI Estate Development Company, Inc. ("defend,ant King' t! L2- These defendants have failed and. refused,, and still fail and refuse to perform any of the agreements vrith Tri-Co on their part 13- By reason of their nonperformance, defendants Gorting, King, schreiber, and l{aureen Gorting are jointry and, severally liabIe to Tri-co for the damages incurred. by it. ,U: FOURTH CLAIM FOR RELIEF 14. On the effective date of January 13, Lg76, d.efendants Gorting, KJ-ng, schreiber, and. Maureen Gorting entered into the agreement with praintiff that is attache,il. as Exhibit rrc, to the Complaint. 15. These defend.ants agreed. therein, inter a1ia, for the benefit of Tri-Co, to pay all obligations for road construc- tion, surveying, engi-neering and the rike incurred by them in their development of the property that is the subject of this 'l'16. On information and belief, plaintiff has performed, all its obligations under that agreement, aL the time and. in the manner specified. L7. Defendants Go1ting, King, Schreiber, and Maureen Golting have failed. and refused,, and stirr fair and refuse to perform the agreement on their part. 18. By reason of their nonperformance, d,efendants Golting, King, Schreiber, and Maureen Golting have, jointly and. severally, damaged. Tri-co in the sum of g6,037.9r, with interest thereon from the d.ates on which the various invoices of Tri-co relating to this sum became d.ue; no part of this sum has li..or= "J Lr.r.Err L;\.rlr(rLtur rdErrl-eo anc[ assumed thg ohll-gations of tl liaefenaant Golting to be performed. und,er his contract, as m.odified., lliiand his oral- agreement with Tri-Co !t lij;uarrv schreiber ("clefend.ant schreiber"), and rtaureen Gorting each ir llfrave bV their conduct ratified. and assumed the obligations of ibeen paid. 3- V. FIFTH CLAIM FOR RELIEF' Lgl6, defendant Roaring Fork Banll into the Agreement Subordinating Trust Deed, attached as Exhibit rrE,' iit" the Complaint ll ii 20. Defendant Bank agreed therein to disburse a1l ii iiro.n proceeds, and to apply them to the payment of amounts for riiln"t*..,ent physical improvements of the subject property, includ- iit"n road construction, costs of engineering, surveyi*g, and, rike lllt liexnenses in connection with preparation of the subject property lltor sale as subdivision lots lt | 2L. The terms of this subordinate I Iiinter a1ia, for the benefit of Tri-Co. agreemenL were, 22. On information and belief, plaintiff has per- formed all its obligations under the subordination agreement. 23- Defendant Bank has failed and refusedr and, stitl fails and refuses to perform the subordinatj-on agreement on its part, by wrongfully disbursing and.misapplying funds in its possession. 24. By reason of the nonperformance of defenclant Bank, fri-Co has been damaged in the sum of $61037.9I, with interest thereon from the dates on which the various invoices of Tri-co relating to the sum became due; no part of this sum has been paid. VI. SIXTH CLAIM FOR RELIEF 25- Tri-Co incorporates by reference paragraphs L4, and 17 of its Fourth Claim for Relief, and paragraphs 19, , 22 and 23 of its Fifth Claim for Re1ief. 26- Defendants Golting, King, Schreiber, Maureen GolLing and Bank, as parties to these agreements, were obligated, to pay Tri-Co for its services rendered in the permanent improve- ment of the subjec't property, as these agreements vrere, inter alia, for the benefit of Tri-Co 15,16 20, 2L 4- ii il ii ii ljIt r! i: ii i! i, zl- By reason of thej-r nonperformance, including the iiliconcerted misappropriation and wrongful d,isbursement of fund.s i: i;which were, in part, for the benefit of Tri-Co, defendants ilCorting, King, schreiber, Maureen Golting and Bank have, jointly il iland severally, damaged Tri-Co in the sum of $6,0 37-gL, withli iiinterest thereon from the dates on which the various invoices of:l iiTri-co relating to the sum became due; no part of this sum has rillbeen paid ii ii li ii vrr. SEVENTH CLArM FOR RELTEF liii ZA. On Mareh 29, Lg'16, defend.ant King entered into ii iitne sr:bdivision rmprovements Agreement with the Board. of county il IlCommissioners of the County of Garfield. (,,defend.ant County,,), lijlattached as Exhibit "G', to the Complaint_ll'---- il ii ,n - under this agreement, required, improvements to iliitrre subject property were to be made by defendant King, and paid. il llr"= directly by defendant King or from funds escrowed, with II lidefendant. Bank on the j-nstructi-ons of d.efendant county if it llaefenaant King did not personally pay for them tl ll 30. This agreement was, inter alia, for the benefit lr llof rri-co.llt ll Ef- Defendant King has failed. and. refused., and. sti-I}il:ilfails and refuses to pay Tri-co for surveying, staking and. lr llrelated services rendered. in the permanent improvernent of the ti ll"*:ect property, in breach of the terms of the subdivision li ii i-*prov.ments agreement.!i- it li 32. Due to the failure and refusal of defendant rillXing to perform as agreed, d.efendant County is, under the terms ti li"f the subd,ivision improvements ag:reement, obligated to instruct !lildefendant Bank to pay Tri-co the sum due it from the escrowed li ro'a= li III i; and the fa to pay Tri of $6 ,O37. varr-ous Ln part of th Ii: ti!il,ll.li t,iiti lr. ri ll ll !iri i,ll lr !rli ii ri it ti trti liil llllll !r. t! ll ri ti t; 33. By reason of the nonperformance of defendant King, ilure of defend.ant County to instruct defendant Bank -Co the sunt due it, Tri-Co has been damaged in the sufit 9L, with interest thereon from the clates on which the voices of Tri-Co relating to the surn became d.ue; no is sum has been paid VIII. EIGHTH CLATM FOR RELIEF 34. Beginning on October 23, L975, and on several ii llsuccessive occasions, Tri-co rendered surveying and. related ll""rri""s to and for the benefit of ptainriff . ti ll 35. Tri-Co rendered such services without an express il llaSreement as to compensation by plaintiff, but with the reason- ll"Uf" expectation that plaintiff would pay Tri-Co the reasonable il ilvalue of its services in accordance with Tri-Co's standard fee il""r,"aor". ll ii 36 ' Praj-ntif f requested or accepted such services I- liexnecting to pay for them, or und.er circumstances which it knew, !l"t as reasonable persons its participants should, have known, that il*.r-"o expected to be paid ltll 37. The reasonable market value of the services il firend.ered is $6 r 0 37 .9L, with interest thereon irom the dates on il llwrricn the various services were due to be paid; no part of thj-sli' li=* has been pa5-d. tl li il rx. NINTH cLArM FOR RELTEF il ,t. On October L2, Lg76r Ern account was stated Itti liU"t*""r, Tri-Co and defendants King and Golting, and on suchii---J' iistatement the sum of $6,037.91 was found due to Tri-Co from ii iiaetenaants King and Golting. t'' I tt i f t IIi I I t It I I t I I It ; I i I iI I I 1 liii "' De !l s.r* ot $6,0 37 .gL. it illi il 39. Defendants King and Golting agreed to pay the iii:tii;i! il 6- ,-t.;. li ii ti i;iiI due. X. TENTH CLAIM 4L. Defendant Golting ratification and assumption, owe in the account hereto annexed, as FOR RELIEF and, defendant King, by its Tri-Co the amount set forth Extr-ibit t'8", IVHEREFORE, Tri-Co Manqgsrnent, Xnc, prays for judgmentf jointry and severarly, against de.f,endants King Rear Estate, Deveropment co-, rnc-, Eric J. Golting, Harry schreib.er, I4aureen Gorting, Roaring Fork Bank, and Board of county commissioners of, field county, cororado, in the sum of $6, a37-gLt for rnterest, its costs of suit, and such other rerief as the court deems just and proper- Dated: January 28, L977. gArE_Sr AUSTIN* McGRATE & JORDANJ. Nictrolas McGrath.r' rlr "Barry D. Edward,s Address of Tri-Co BY, . NLcnolas McGrath,ag:ement. Inc.: 600 E, xopLirr;;-;;[""r;i li".o. Box rz3o HB?f,E;*:i:*: 8161r itAsPen, Colorad.o 8161I lr tili^li cERrrFrcATE oF. MArLrNgil _.ll r hereby certify that r served the within comgraint oflirntervenor upon tle parti6s rrereio-uy mailing copies hereof i i5 :"':?' ; " : 3 : H 7"",i,i," 5 35 3; " ii i ; i ; " l 3 i i ;$a : I ; e ; -; ; ; ; " r; - ;r i,,{ut lr..I'i'iilliam V. Hodges, III Jon K- Mulford.itn. o. Box z7B :Xli *;-:'"*::I?_ licarbondale, io. 81623 f:3"Xi=:"T"nf*;t suiue z9L tijinoue=t a' Erancis Kenneth Johnson, Jr.i,P . O. Box 30 9I ;--';- -;^;-, ;i;'[;p;; ,";;- -"816rr Ei"3;"ffi""i:iir", co_ 8160]; ir ii ii ii "-i:.g{jl ii l;t, li it ii l! ii 40- No part of said. sum h.as been paidf .nor has. anyilj:interest thereon been paid. There is now due and. orving from li ijdefenda*ts King and. Gorting to Tri-Co on s4id. a.ccount stated Irlltrre sum of $G,037.9rr together witlr interest trrereon from thetijjaates on which the various invoices .comprising the account lr il ii lr;l t; ii .\ and 'to the remaining inclivic1ual parties adclressed as fcllows: Berenice lvlcDonaldPublic .Irus-tee ofGarfield CountyGarfield County Courthouse Glenwood. Springs, Co. g16Ot Hubert N. peterson PubLic Trustee ofBagle County Eag1e County CourthouseEag1e, Co. 8i63I Kings Row tlomeoryners Associa-tionc/o Cterk of District CourtGarrfield County CourthouseGlenwood Springs, Co. g1601 Ade1e Schreiberc/o CLerk of District CourtGarfield County CourttrouseGlenwood Springs, Co. g1601 B_ /' ( '\ -'i I Vj ar];.-.ri; $ r il i} n il, . ,- I ( *rA t-:-.. lz--i * -*--/!t 'ilr'1 fi-\il I tl"{Jl $'')s-/n :.,,::-:---1. j .r.^i r\ii--.'i-, _.,: iij :i ij '\-;/'l:rJ' Box i73 Asp=n Cclor::rlo 3161i srj:.-).925'25.29. Design . Eng-;ineering and [,lan:rgi:rnerrt of L-ern,J Ociober ?3, 1975 I.1r. Eric GoltingIiox I04$ Basa3-t, Cokrrado 8L5Zl, F,e: Xingra Ro+: Dear Erlcr Per your rcguBst ue are pl"easad to o.ffer thefo}.lo-rnl? pr?posal for fiaat }oL, stakieg of fiingr.aIl,orr Subdiyision. frl.-!o .lilanaEenent, proposss to pert'ocl the ,ork l rroted, abov* in eosrpLiance ryi.L?r- a,:pLicahLe> St,ate ?ld^qgurt37 requirsnenbs ,for a silil atl.E to exceecl$51000,00, .;.' .elL t,iine-spant ?n tha proj.:cL viLl l:e charged oulin accord,anse with oBr Bfarr'eara foe sche{*is(copv err,sLosed) arrd, in .Lhe ev'qnt, that less tinai* s13tat tha:r Ls pres*nt,3-y anticipated,, you rri11ba biLled only fo= ti:ns ead raaterl{aLi coits rt J-s o'Jr r.rnd,e:rstand,ing thai 'rre aro to concentrs.Leour fl'rst effo=Ls on the eouLherly psrtion oi th;projeet so that, izou can proeeer] witl lt:l saJ,es Lnthat erea iirst, lla iyil-l rqake overy raagonable sffort to lieap youinfo:rcaaf, of our p:rosress and, rye ask that yoirtlfom u$ pro,lept}v of any changas thaL nfgfrtaffect our :rDrk. FIe sclcl la:rpLces monthly and alL bilLs are d,uaon, a net 30 basis u:rLegs other a,rrangeraent3 a,rorc,ad,a i.a acl,vance! EXHIBIT IIATI / r,:':'i:r io er'ic Go3'tini; Cciober 23, L975 Pa.ge ftrr: Janl^es !". Il'*sgr JFII: m' Enclosutres I I ?ie;rsenote*rat'rthll-or're''+ir'llccn=itruetoh*1-pyot: irr. eil? way ,"'I""1 -ti'ro p-tp"'"i Eo*u irct i::c}*ee assistanss tn l"ii"iei' k""!r'*t ri)*c1- consLruci:ion' iinal pt':L ro"ri*i"A-;t;.1i#; s5g13rir}ltr€i o:1 'thesa ;natt{}=ts r'ri}}'i" f'fff"*-i" accoiciance rrj'tir our r"i=""":t;d;I., I.f you fllrd t'h!s proposilL sat'isfaclory' pleaae siga in utu "ei"" pt:"i*'id be3"cu' srr& ret^ilrn o;ra sigce'J copy iE-ir'in. Lr:t'ter' $iroul"d' 1'orr hcrve an? quesLloils os suggast'ioo='-ilease do not hesitat'e io caLL- Si:rcerelY Yorrrs, Ehis ProposaL is /'l accepted' CONTINUED EXH1BIT t'A!' ;.-*-4' . l=f,T l-e.il $V{jai-la,gerri,enr, fl ffi c,?ianning , Dcs:gn . Surveying . fngir:eHng . Corrstruction :; iir"J r\,1::nagement of Lancl Bcx 173i) Asc:n Coloi.acic Bi5i1 3C3.925.n8a an-Y/U ..-. iriu- f.oltiitcr ?r;:; i044 f 3Sr..;, uu j.t) j:o.i.O ilr:i STATEIVIENT I io::;L : b1 O"n,.r-: rr r lg7 sl-n'v'orce iio_ 75-6GL.._ '' i.ioi:th of i{ovelijjEjr, 1975Invcice ]tro, 75-690 i.lonth of Dec*,:.. ,ui, j_475Invoice !.Io. 75-739 -I,.!onLir of Jai-:,Liar,/, igZS- f:r-.-t,i=e i{o. 76-I14 I.!or:ih of Fehrlltrv | !?76 --.: -.-ic.e ldo. ';6-132 iicr:tlr of i-iarcar. Lg76'invcice,..tro. 76-ig5 $ai.ance Due 1r ': i: {1 ?,..r-......t . -2.r1 . 83 515..0c ,g27.cc 255. 3r. 4ar\ T0T.1_i, $-*6J 4 rli. i.3 l-, )fa ..t I EXHTBIT t'8, \, /: itr!'r.,irliary Of fices tttrolrqhi,r ;1 ilte \A/t:st of Trir:o Corpor irliorr coMMtssloNERs LYNN HILL FLA\,EN .,. CERISE PETE MATTI\,! BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Garf ield County Colorado P.O. Box 640 Glenwood Springs, Colorado 81601 303 - 94s-6892 ELLA STEPHENS, CLERT< GERALD D. HARTERT' ATTORNEY ESTHER G. PIPER. ADMIHISTRATIVE ASSISTANT August 30, 1976 Eri c Gol ti ng P0 Box 4461 Aspen, Colorado 8161I Dear Mr. Golting: At their regular meeting, the Bc'rrd of County and accepted your report from Lincoln DeVore tests made on material from the Grant Pumice These tests indicate that the material meets Department Class 5 Specifications. Commissioners read Testing Laboratory on Gravel Pit. Colorado Highway Since this material meets the Colorado HiSince this material meets the Colorado Highway cations, you are herewith granted approvai toin Kino's Row Subdivision. This wili indicatein King's Row Subdivision. This wili indicate with County Specifications for purposes of the Department specifi- use it on the roads that it also meets funds held in accord- Row Subdivision.ance with the Subdivider's Agreement for King's Si ncerely, BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS GARFIELD COUNTY FI aven Chai rm err se nsp THE LINCOLN.DEVORE TESTING LABORATORY MEMB ER Soil Tcsring Foun doti on Evoluolion Molcri ol r Te str Con crelc Botch Dcsign Aspholt Mix Design Geo logi c lnlerPrctoti on Groun dwotcr Hydrology by Regi sicred Pro{ersionol E ngi n ccrr & Geologi rle Colorodo Spri ng:, Co I orodo Pucblo, Col orodo Rock Springr, Wyoming 6hnwood SPrings Montlota G un niron. Colorrdo : A.S.T.M. A. s.c. E. cEc ACI Douglas Grant 110 Eomestead Street BaeaIt, co Dear Slrl eompleted teets on followlng resultsr George D. Morris, PE' Auguet 13, 1975 Ret Sampla ShlpPed to thls Lab GS -3 11 IO00 W. Flllmorc Colorodo SPringr, Colorodo 30i-6t2-3593 ;': I L,L I l .-)t'cni? ,tj{t -, \ ,lr-L,tU u1\ lt\tU Personnel of thla Laboratory have the above referenced EamPle wlth the AASETO lq-147, Gradt'ng D srEvF-lIO.--r, Frt{ER --sPEcrPrcATlollsi' - - 1n 3/4 L/2 3/A *4 10 40 200 100. c 99.8 92.6 96.7 71. 6 53.9 ' 28.7 10.4 100.0 60-130 50-85 40-70 25-45 5-20 ros A$GELES ABRASToN TEST ASII-1 C-131r Gradlng B Loes after 500 revolutlonE - 30'6% Speciflc"ai"i"t a*tt:o u-14? - tess than 50* rtrls roaterlal le non-PlaEtlc' lftris material also meete colorado Hlghway Dept' Class EPeeLfleatlons. thls materLal is free of clay and organio nnattcr' ResPectfullY Eubmltted t -LrEcoLlI-DetDRE TESS.I}{G, riB'4.-*PR GeoFge''D. 'iibrrie, P' E' /eatr. THE LINCOLN.DEVORE TESTINC LABORATORY MEMBER: Soil Tesling Foun doii on Evoluolion Motcriolr Te sts Con crcte Botch Design Aspholt Mix Design Ge o logic lntcrPrctoii on Gtoundwotcr H ydrologY by Re g i rrcred Profc scklnol Eng i nccr r & Geologi sts Colorodo Spri ngr, Co I orodo Pueblo, Colorodo Rocl Springr, Wyoming 6hnwood SPringr M ortrota G unnison, Col orrdo A. S.T.ll. A. S.C. E. cEC ACI August 19, 1976 Douglas Grant IlO Homestead Street Basalt, CO Dear Slrl At your requeat, Pcrson+el of thlr taboratory havc tested sraterlai from ttre Oiant Punlce Gravcl ?ltlnEag}ecounty,ColoradotodetermlneltcconforEance wlth AAsIrTo deslgnatlon lt-ici, gpeelftcatlon for AggrGgata Ba8e, Subbase and Surfaee eourte' The materlal was samPled at a Plt ln the Catt1e Creek basln. The samPle was tested Auguet 11 and L2, 1976. The tests performed were thos-e--re39lredt bV 6peclfications of the colorado Department of lllghwaye - and by reference) AASETO -des' u-147' Results of the teetl arc aioon on the attached report cheet' The uraterLal meet! the epectflcatlong oftheColoradoDepartmentofElghwayeforClass5Baecand Subbaeematertal.ItrreetattreaesrnosPeciftcallol8forgradlngDBageandsubbaee[aterl'al.lfhesedletlnctlonsars made on the baste of gradatLon, oi course' 'The naterlal lc non-Plaetlc' thereby Beeting the requirement for-a-liguld llnlt of lesc than 25 "ia i ilastteliy lndex of leec than 5' The material meetg the abratLon regulreDentt,havtngaloesoero.6%whlchieh'elluDderthc 5CB requlrenent. tn lum, the Paterlal - although of - Beote the approirlato Bpeclflcatloo! for and subbace lourie natertals for hlghway orvolcanic or191n both basc courao etrect PaveEeDt Gearge D. Morris, PE.1000 W. Flllmorc Colorodo SPringr. Colcrodo 303-632-3593 RcrPePtfullY rubnl.ttedt GDt{/saa Dectlons. LI|[6I,I[-DelDRF fu6,H( P.O. Box 460 Robert D. Scarrow Gadield County Surveyor Glenwood Springs, Colorado 81601 August 3, L976 Phone 945-5570 Board of County Comissioners Garfield County Court House Glenwood Springs, Colorado 81-601- GentLemen: iIlF^, '* -=-t:' 1,t ,'';;'*-':*..-.q*..' j : lii I /ru ,3 ,i 10z6 . 1tJL\** _ _. *-.J 0ARfl6tD 0"i;Ji{Ty 00i{M. SUBJECT: Use of Pumice Gravel- on County Roads I have examlned some of the roads in Eagle County where the Pumice Gravel has been used, primarily ln the Basalt Area and in the Missouri Heights Area. The material seems to be satisfactory for use as sub-base and aLso as finished surface graveJ-. It does not seem to have been used enough i.n Garfield County at this tlme to acquire a satisfactory test. If you wouLd prefer, I can have an anaLysLs prepared on the Pumice Gravel material and see what its capabil-ities real-l-y are. I am including a copy of a letter dated June l-5, L976 from the Eagle County Englneer to Mr. Douglas Grant. Also am enclosing a copy of a letter dated July 7, 1976 frou Eric Golting to me. If there are any further questions or i.nstructions please contact me at your earliest convenience. Sincerely, Robert D. Scarrow Garfiel-d County Surveyor copy:Mr. JJ-m Terry District 1, Road Supervisor RDS/cm $(ilil\I$ FIEAT. P.O. BOX 4461 ES?]AT'H tr3EVEL(3r3BME:!\!T ASPEN, COLORADO 81611 GG., l!\lc. (303) 923-3767 July 7, L976 Dear Mr. Scarrow: Enclosed is a coPY of Bill Smith, aPproving the the CountY of Eagle. If you have any more Sincerely, Eric J. Golting EJG/mg the letter from Eagle County Engineer, use of pumice gravel on roads within questions, Please contact me. EAGT.HI COUIVTY ]INGINEEIT Courthouse P. O. Box 734 Eagle, Colorado 81631 15 June L976 Phone 328-6337 Ur. Douglas Grant Box 1027Basalt, Colorado 81621 Re: Use of Grants Pumi.ce on County Roads Dear Mr. Grant, Per your request, this office has investigated the suitability of using your material as gravel on County roads. The material is satisfactory for gravel roads. The use of the material for base course under an oiled road or as asphalt aggregate rvould be questionable ancl would require further investigation and testing. This office does approve the use of'subject material on gravel roads within the County. If you or any of your Eagle County Clients have any questj-ons con- cerning thls matter please feel free to contact this office. .,j .r.'. ^ // ' i'r' ,'',,, -,"1, ,'--{ /' w.v: smith P.E. cc: Bernard Ginther Vern Eiswerth Board of County Commissioners \ \ \ GARFTELD trOUNTY PLANNING DEPARTMENT GLENWOtrO 5PRINE5, COLORAOtr BI60l 2OI4 BLAKE AVENUE PHONE 945-El212 March 15, 7976 King Real Estate DeveTopment Cory)ang P.O. Box 4467 Aspen, CoLotado Attn: llr. Eric GoTting Dear Nr. Golting: I have teviewed gour appTication for a finaT pTat on FiTing #7 of the King's Rorv Su.bdlrzision and have the foTTowing conntents: On Page 7 of the subdivision improvements agreenent, the statement is nade that the Tots are meant for singTe-famiJ-g and duplex construction. Current zoning of gout propettg a77qts varjous uses .bg right, incTuding single-familg dweTLings. Ttro-famiTg dweTTings are aTTowed bg specjal use permit onlg. Nothing in this subdivision agreement, or in Xhe comments fot that natter, supercede the zoning. If dupTex units are contempl-ated in thjs project, the speciaJ. use provisions of this ordinance wi77 app79. On Page 5, No. 9 of the subdivision improvemEnts agteement, teference is made to the futute Second FiTing of the project. ft has been mg understanding tllnt whiTe the ilol.Tar amount of t-he improvenents agreement would onJ-g cover the First FiTing, that flte Countg would be provitled a tinetable for deveToynent of the entire projeet, ft has not been the intent of GarfieLd Countg to approve open- ended subdivisians. The fu77 7ot ilensitg of King's Rcln was asked for and approved on the Dasjs of needed homesites, a readg suppl-g of tnrking-rran hones, etc..., I faiT to see whete those objectives are being furtherd through the Tack of any phasing p7an. If because of the narket lt js inWssibl-e to phase with ang certaintg the finaL Tots in this project, I feel that jt is most f-ikeLg an indication that the Countg approved too nla.ng Tots in the first place. 1. 2. ROBERT A. FRANCIS, ATTORNEY AT t.AW TELEPHoNE (3O3, 92!-Ot!O P.O. Box 3O9e ASPEN. COLORADO 8T6II March 23, Lg75 Mr. Robert, A. WitkowskiDirectorGarfield County planning Department 20L4 Blake Avenue Glenwood Springs, Colorado 81601 Re: Kings Row Subdivision Dear Bob: EncLosed please find our most recent revision of the proposedStrbdivision Improvements Agreement. Pursuant to our discussion of Friday, March L9, Lg7G, rmade the foLLowing changes: 1. On the first page I have omitted reference to multi--family or dupLex construction. L979 as the ultim.ate termination date of the Agreement 3- On pages 5 and 6, I have inserted the language with respectto the completion of the'second Filing. rt shourd be, perhaps, pointed out that r have not inserteda date in Paragraph 4. trris-date pertains to the compretion of !!9 improvements by King and is noL rerated to the Delember L,L979 date in any fashion. rt is, of course, Kingrs intention tocomprete the improvements this spring ancl summer. Eric and rhave not discussed his timetable with respect to the accomplish-ment of improvements, but r shourd think, subject to his cbn-currence r that a date of approximately July 1, ]g,v1 shourd beappropriate for insertion in that blant<. attfrough the improvementswil-I probabllt be completed this year, r would feet more comfortablewith enough time to arlow for any unexpected developments. Mafch 23, L976Mr. Robert A. Witkowski Page Two I hope bY the time You receive had an opportunity to discuss Gerry guestions are resoLved. the enclosed, that Hartertrs reaction we have and all Sincerely, Enclosure RAFr/sf ji+ \ ACCT. NO. I{ater Utlltty: County: Source of Supply: llhere Coltected: llected by: Dlandatory ?urbidtty Areenic Barium Cadnlun Chromiura Flusrlde Lead Mercury Nitrate as N Selenium Sllver Endrin Llndane Toxaphene Eerblcl.des2r4-D 2r4r5, - TP Radloactivltv Gross Alpha Gross Bete Radlun 226 Strontlr:m 90 Trltlun CHEI'{ICAL AMTYSIS OF WATER C0L0RAD0 DEP/\l1ll,lfNT 0r IIEALT'H Dlvlsion of Laborator:ics Chemlstry Sectj.r:n Klngts Row Garfield County Kingrs Row trIe11 We 11 Mandatory Llnits TIAIL T0: Bob Koff - Ensineerine Garfield Corrntv SAMptE N0. 2905 Date SampLed: L-5-761 Date Analyzed,z 2-20-761 Cheuist: Howard Olson 15 Cobalt Unlts L25 grel1- 5OO ng/l Mlcrontros 0.3 ug/l 0.05 mg/l 1.0 69/1 5.0 ,g/1 TT' 0.05 ngl1 1. wll 0.010 rng/l 0.05 ng/l 2.4 lng/l 0.05 mg/l 0.002 rog/1 10 ,e/r 0.01 og/1 0.05 ng/l O.0OOZ mg/1 0.004 ug/1 0.005 ng/l 0.1 trg.1 0.01 mg/l pcr/1 pct/1 pcr/1 pcr/1 pct/1 Color Total llardness as CaC03 Calclun as CaC03 Magnesium Sodium Chloride Sulfate Phenolphthalein Alkalinity Total Alkalinity Dissolved Soltds Specific Conductance Iron Manganese t Copper Zlnc Molybdenun Aononia as N Phosphate as P Boron 250 olsll 250 rrel:. Ghlorina ted llydrocarbons Pesticides ltethoxychlor 0.1 mg/l Results Non-Mandatory Suggestedrameters Llnlts No(!L ctotT'ctccl ( March 2, L976 Board of County Conunissioners Garfield County Glenwood Springs, Colorado Re: Kings Row SubdivisionFinal Plat Gentlemen: fhis is submitted pursuant to Section 4.03.02(a) of the Garfield County Subdivision Regulations. In accordance with the said Regulations, the subdivider, King Real Estate Development Company, Inc. l hereby acknowLedges that all supplemental information furnished with the Preliminary Plat is valid for the Final Plat of the Kings Row Subdivision. Further, pursuant to the requirement of Section 4.03.02(d) of the GarfieLd County Subdivision Regulations, the subdivider hereby indicates that alL of the engineering pIans, descriptions and cost estimates for streets, drainage, facilities, utility systems and other improvements to be installed by King ReaI nstate Development Company, Inc.r dS required by and enumerated in its Subdivision Improvements Agreement submitted this date, are attached to the said Agreement as Exhibits and are submitted as a part thereof. KING REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT coMPAlIY, rNC. EJG/sf February 5, 1976 King Real Estate Development Company P.O. Box 4461 Aspen, Co. 8161 1 Attn: Eric Golting Re: Overhead Electric Power for Kings Row Subdivision Dear Eric, I have completed a cost estimate for extending overhead power lines to Lots'l through 4, 14,'15, 18, and 23 through 49 of the Kings Row Subdivision. Under our presenf line extension policy the developer would be required to guarantee revenue of $104'03 per month. The deveioper must prepay $10,403.00 before construction can commence. Up to a,1OO{r refund of the prePayment could be realized by the developer' ln the event the power lines must be extended closer to a building site, the lot owner would be responsible. Holy Cross Electric Association, lnc., will proceed with construction upon receipt of easements, permits, p."puyr"nt and-contract. I foresee no Problems in'any of these areas. Sincer6ly, HOLY CROSS ELECTRIC ASSOCIATI0N, lNc. ,%flM' John R. Spangler, Engineer J RS/csb cc: RDB l/ EXHIBIT IICII Erlc Coultlng Klng Real Estate Box 446L Aapen, Cotorado Eric: Devetopment ComPanY 8161 1 a 32x3ZxL4 tank to Thls would include groutlng ,and water i! rL !--.. February 3, L976 be located ln Red Table Acrea fabricatlon and erectlon of proofing plus hardware is i: :' i -l fhe cost for would be $11,900., the tankrbuE slab, excluded. Thls tank wouLd be designed to meeE the Eame standards ae applted to Bob SewellrB tank, Please call lf You as possible. declde to bulld to glve us as much lead tlne S lncerely, John Babcock Engineer ing/Saleg JBl slr .,,a. L,. -..,J+.: * --:- I EXHIBIT UB' t : A-G-R{-E-M-E-N-T ' Thts agreement entered lnto thls l.}th rlay of August, 19751 by and betreen Colorado Canntryts KINGS ROtil' hereinafter referred to as FLrst ---4^--^J la aa q6^Anrl PeLf.l'Party, and Frank Blshop, herelnafter referred to as Second Partyr '' HrTI|ESSETH: : " ?hat, Whereas, First Party ls the ouner of certain lands I'ocated ln Gerfteld and Eal-ge eountles, state of colorado, nore accurately ldenttfled tn the prsllmtna;; pil ttrereor entitled coJ.orado oountryts KrNGS R01{' e lr9-Iot subdlvislon prepared by Tri-Co Management Inc'1 and' I,Ihereas, Flrst Party is desirous of havlnq certain roads constnrcted nlttd.n sald subdlvlsion; and e Whereas, Seeond PartY properlY equloPed wlth both and- comPletlng aatd roads; ts a quallflecl exeavator and road butlder-it, "*p"rtlse and machLnery for undertaklng Party shal1 lnclude the f111in8, fnstuif.tion of all requl"red culverts but lt shaLl not incLude anY the partles that at the time of ionb eonstruction has eommenced No,,l, therefore, the Partles do agree: .1'seeondPartysh1}Iconstnrctapproximatelylr,2lrlllnealfeetof roed according to specifications "*""unity in effect for road b*llding in the cotrnty of-Oarfleld. The exact lengttr and route of said roads are shom uy yeuofl-rhrains In the colorado countryrs KINoS ROWItRoad and Stationlngr pirt,-rttrciied hereto and made a part hereof. 2. Sald constnrcti'on bY Second erorlilng, dltchlng, gradi'ng and the itrrorrgl6'it tte road area desLgnated, gravel surfaclng. 3. Second Party shall arrange fo1 tlre-gurehare and dellvery of all cuLvertlng ";;il; io" tt'" jou uut tl'1}I^onlv be reguired to pav the gross costs cinnectea nlth tte first L00 feet of said culvert' Flrst party shal1 pay for "ny.,rir"ri-requtred in excess of lr0o feet' SaldcuJ.verti.ngnnrstequalorexeeedtheguageanddiameterreqrrtred ii-ir,r-ii"i-r.,rirarng siecifrcati.ons of Garf1eld countv. h. First P?fty-sfral1 pay Seeond Party the sun of 3ne Dollar and sturty cents iii".ooi-p""'rin"ri ioot of-road construeted in aecordance wlththeforegoingrequlrements.Partia].paymentsha].].bemadefrm tlme to tlrne as -if,e- constructlon progress's u!'o11 agreement between the parties, uut i, .ny event, rrrir payrent shall not be delayed longer than ten day= after cornpl.etlon of the iroJeet as above outllned' ,. rt the signing and Seeond pronPt and Prestdent Co., the of Tlnrrnder Rlver general partner is understood between and seaU.ng hereof the Party avers that lt wtlL orderly fashton. be carrterl to comPletion ln a In nltness slgnatures thls representattves, ehreof the hereto have hereinafter affixed thelr 25lh day or lugust, tltir-binding t'hemselves' thelr helrs, suecessors or asslgns' PROTECTIVE COVENANTS K]NGS ROW A SUBDIVISION KingRealEstateDevelopmentCompanYrlnc.,aCo}orado Corporation, being the holder of lands hereinafter described, hereby sets forth these protective covenants for the benefit of said lands and the owner or owners thereof' These covenants attach to the following described real property, To wit: KINGS ROW, Filing No. L, consisting of Lots L'4, L4,15' I8r 24, 25, 2i, 29, it-qg, €ts shown on the recorded plat thereof ,. situated in Garfield arid Eagle Counties, Colorado, as recorded in the offices. of the C"""tV C}erks of Eagle County and Garfield County, Colorado, onin Book of EagleTountY, and o[ , =in Book "i ci=ir King Real Estate Development componY, Inc., P.O. Box 446L, Aspen, C6lorado, hereinafter cal}ed "Owner", hereby declares that th; iollowing covenants, conditions, restrictions and reservations shall attach to the said real property and every lot thereof and shall constitute covenants running with the land: I. Residential Use: No Iot shall be used for any purpose other thaniesiffis.Nobui1d.ings,improvementsorstructuresshall be construcled-on any lot smallei than two Q) acres in size, other than a single family dwelling and such improvements or struc- tures as are incidental or appurte;ant to a single family dwelling or to uses hereinafter defi"L-a. Lots four (4) acres r ot larger' in size may contain one single family dwelling and one guest house' No lot shall Ue usea it any-time for business or commerciail activity. Notwithstandint-tfr" forlgoing, any Lot may be used by Oluner, or its nominee, for a model home or-sate-s office for the purpose of selling lots or homes. 2. Animals and Commercial Use: The only livestock permitted. to u"-t"p-horse per acre. Barns or stabl-es must be constructed for said horses. The location and building plans for said barns or stabLes must be approved by Owner or the Kings Row Homeowners association, if architectural control is assigned thereto as provided hereinafter in Paragraph 13, prior to their construction' No poultry shall be kept on any parcel. Dogs shall be permitted only subject to tlre_strictest inter- pretation oi the following restrictions: No dog shall be permitted Lo trespass beyond the horfndaries of the lot or parcel of land owned by the person -o. p"r"ons where the dog is housed unless accompanied U'y. peison in fu1] control of the animal-'s behavior. Owner or a "i.".Laing Homeowners essociition, shall have the right; and obliga- tion to assess and enforce payment of a fine by the animal's owner of one-hundred aoff"t" fSfOb.-0Ot for each violation of this restric- tion. In addition to the foregoing penalty, any dog caught chasing or molesting deer or horse= *ri be-o-rdered-disposed of by owner herein, -2- or as to no a succeeding Homeowners Association as provided hereinafter' in much as dogs have caused Serious consequences in western Colorado both domesticated livestock and wild deer, a ?}!y?!ion that will- Ionger be toleiii.a UV livestock owners and wildlife authorities' No pJ-ace of business of any kind shall be placed or per- mitted to remii"-"" any of said loti or parcels, noT shall any un- =ighiiy object or nuislnce be erected, placed or maintained on any of said parcels, nor shall itty u!9 of thing be permitted which may endanger the health or ottt"i"6ttiffy disturS the holder of any parcel in the ProPertY. 3. OiI, Gas and Miner. a1 DeveloPment: One-half of aLI oilr 9ds andmineraLrightsareownea.5it*--tte?-mhtheremainingone-half owned by Bessi6 f. Fender. Owirer shall guarantee through title in- surance that i"V-i"t holder, his "uc"ess5rs or assigns' shall be.in- demnifiea tor-.iiy-io=" wtricfr. *igtt occur from the exercise of said mineral rights. 4. Irriqat.ion Rights: ALI holders of ditch rights and irriga- tion*"t"ffirvsaidditchessha11entit1ethemtoenter upon .rrf p.r.el oi parlels at reasonable times for the purpose of repair, co-rrslroction oi maintenance of irrigation canals or ditches Iocated upon existing easements. Owner shall iurther be entitLed to ippiy irrigation water at reasonable times to common green.belt.ease- ments located upon .rry p.t""i ot parcels as in its discretion it may determine necessary and desirable' s. sisns: - No sisn and no agver!1:*ln-1::i:: ?f-::I^T"t::t,:13:lue prlcedffi'tn"-pt"p;tIr -except a small sisl 91-" l-iIlil:*i?, l::g:t ii"I*E;-; fi;; i"-r-"r*-i"a"aesigi. approved by own9r, which shall con- - ^-- I -;il;";" trr!-oi.tit""t"ril:.-contr6t eirtrrority,-showins the owner's name and./or ptop.tty--"aai"== "r the parcel, and "T":pt.1."i:11-:-19"-:"*:il;';i ,';;'i;;'g"i-thi"- 18; "__iai , in . i?T* 3a. |esi?l ?lp:::":-?I :l:il;;i;;.;;r;i-a;itr"i--a"[r,"iiiv, to indicate the lot is for sale and the party, the address and,/or ielephone number to contact for infor- mation about such sale, and-Ex""pt'such other type of sign or signs as may Oe appior"a i" writing by the Architectuilf Control Authority' 6. Sewage Disposal: All sewage disposal facilities, system, sffiage leach, perculating system, or s'haff be i-nstalled and constructed lccording t9 the health stinaaras of the Counties of Eagle and Garfield and State luo septic tanks shalI be installed within a radius of 200 the dlep well -supplying domestic water to the subdivision' that radius only ltite-approved aerated sanitary disposal may be installed. 7. Drainage Control: Lot owners shall provide culverts where driveways.'o=ffih""andirrigationditches.Theminimumsize culvert shall be eighteen (18) inches in diameter unless ap- ;;;;"i i" girr";-;t tG ar6nit..tural control Authority fot a smalLer size. No buildin-g may be erected closer than fifteen (15) feet from any main irrigation ditch. 8. Temporary_strugtures: No tent or shack shall be placed :uponanyparcffi!ybui1diTg,improvementorstructureshall be placed upon ""V pii."f, includiig ?tV trailer, except during such reasonable plriod is-may be necessary toi ttre construction of $;;";.4 improvement on such parcel. No such temporary building, improvement or structure and iro garage or barn and no building' im- provement or structure in it".o,ltse of construction shal} be used, even temporarily, as a residence. Owner, however, may store mater- i"i",-.qlip*eni"ina machines on any unsold lot and may erect a tempor- ary structure on said lotr-providiirg ?"1d materials, equipment, and machinery are used for ttre glneral fraintelance.of pubdivision roads and open space or the constiuction of residential houses for sale' sanitarY drain field and safetY of Colorado. feet from Within systems -3- 9. Zoning: No lands within KINGS ROI{ shall ever be occupied or used UIlor For any st,ructure or purpose in or in any manner which is contrary to the applicable zoning requirements of Eagle and,Garfield Counties, Colorado, except. as the same may be allowed under said regu- Iations or as a non-conforming use. 10. rnclosure of Unsightly nt, AII un- sigfrtly s , inclJrding Uut rrst limited to those specified below, shall be enclosed within a so1id, covered structure or screened from view. Any trailer, boat, truck, tractor, snow removal or garden equipment, and any similar items shal} be kept at all times, except when in actual use, in an enclosed structure. Any refuse or trash container, utility meter or other utility facility, gds, oil or water tank, service area, storage pile, or area foi ninging clothihg or other household fabrics shall be enclosed or appropriately screened from view by planting or fencing approved by Owner, and adequate to conceal the same from neighbors, stieets and private roads and access drives. No lumber, metals, bulk materials, scrap, refuse or trash sha1l be kept, stored or allowed to accumulate on any parcel except building materials dur- ing the course of construction and only for such reasonable period of time as is necessary prior to collection of or disposal thereof. No unsightly weeds sfralt- be permitted t,o grow or remain on any parcel - 11. Electricity Wires and Poles: Owner and telepEone tranStffir over lot or parcel. Any extensions from said lines, or easements, shall be underground and shaI1 be expense of the 1ot or parcel holder. shaIl provide electric the roadway abutting each except along 1ot lines installed at the at any time nor shall become a nuisance to 12. Noxious or Offensive Activities: No noxious or offensive activity shall be anything be done other property or parcel or permitted which may be or to the owners thereof. 13. Architectural Control Authority: Ownerr or its nominee, shaIl be I Control AuthoritY until such time as it assigns or delegates the function of Architectural Control Authority to the KINGS ROW Homeowners Association by instru- ments recorded in tfre records of the County Clerk and Recorder of Eagle and Garfield Counties. L4. Easements Reserved: A11 easements of record and all ease- mentsconffiofKINGsRow,aSrecorded,arehereby reserved by KINGS ROW, its successors and assigns. 15. KINGS ROW Homeowners Association: A nonprofit corporation will be c f the ProPerty owners at KINGS ROW to assume the responsibility of architectural control upon delegation of such authority by Owner and to regulate, manage and main[ain the supply of domestic water in KINGS ROW. The owners of all- parcels shal1 be members and shall be required to maintain member- ship in such Association and shall be entitled to one (1) vote for each parcel owned and sha1l be required to pay assessments levied by the Association which assessments shall be prorated equally among the parcels. If the owner or owners of any parcel fail, after demand, to pay any assessment levied by the Homeowners Association, then the Homeowners Association or King ReaI Estate Development CompaDY, Inc., whichever incurred such costs, shall have a 1ien, from and after the time of notice of such failure to pay is recorded in the office of the County Clerk an<l Recorder of Eagte and Garfield Counties, Colorado, against the parcel of such owner or owners for the amount due and not paid, plus interest from the date of demand for payment at the rate of six per cent (68) per annum, plus all costs and expense of collectj-ng the unpaid amount, including reasonable attorneyrs fees. The lien may be foreclosed in the manner for foreclosure of mortgages in the State of Colorado. -4- lG. Approval of Structures: No structure sha11 be placed upon or permit parcelr or altered in any way which wili change its exterior appeaiance without the prior approval, in writing, of the Owner or its assigns. L7. ,,Structure" Defined: "structure" as used herein shalL mean any tangi elow the surface of the ground which milfrt aifect the ippearance of the property or the health or safety of any person including, by ,"V-og iffustrltion and not limitation, any Uuitding, garage, porch, shed, greenhouse, bathhouse, coop, cage, piti", swimiirr[ poor, Lennis courtr-swimming or tennj-s cabana, stable, L.rn, fence, wit1, sign, barbecue pit, tank, playhouse, treehouse, gazebo, pool, pond, excavation, pipe, po]e, wire, cable, of any trees or other landscaPing features. 18. Irriqation and Maintenance of Common Areas: The holder of any rot o of three dollars ($a.OO) whibfr Owner shal1 deposit in a special maintenance account for the purpose of defraying costs of maintaining the water system and for irrigating and maintaining aII cofitmon areas. 19. "Primarv StruCturesr': "Primary Structure" Sha1l mean any enc1osediesmorethaneighty(80)squarefeetin area or more than six hundred (600) cubic feet in volume. The primary structur'es permitted on any single parcel slral1 consist of no more than one (lj single family dwelling house with an interior living floor area of at least one thousand (1r000) square feet exclu- sive of accessory buildings, garages, porches or patios, toqether with no more than two (2) -non-dwelling unit unconnected enclosed structures such as swimming or tennis cabanas, stables, garages Or greenhouses. No structure shaIl be erected or installed except con- 6urrently with or after construction of said single family dwelling house. aff primary structures shall conform in appearance with said dwelling house. 20. Structure Exterior:The exterior portions of all buildings wood, stucco, natural rock, brickr otshall be natural- or stained such other material as may be approved by the Architectural Committee. 2L. Fences: Fences shall be subject to approval by the Archi- tectural GffiEtee as to location, size, design, material and side guard requirements and proximity to neighborhood property and struc- tures. tto barbed wire fences sha1l be permitted. Fences shall be either split rail or pole. Smaller steel mesh enclosures for dogs may be approved by the Architectural Control Committee. 22. procedure for Approgal of Structures: Owner rnay impose reasonabf ation to be furnished and the form 5nd rnanner of presenting the same in order to obtain approval- for any structure, incl-uding, but not limited to, all l-and- slaping. For all primary structures, exterior design and elevation plairs ltt"tt Ue submitted to Owner which sha1l show location of all Lxisting and proposed structures on the parcel; all parcel r lineg:. shall indicate materials and colors to be used; and shalI be accom- panied by samples of materials and colors to be used, upon reguest. Plans shall be submitted in duplicate. 23. Criteria for Architectural Control: Owner shall have com- plete dis pprove or disapprove struc- tures. This discretion shalI be exercised with at least the follow- ing objectives in mind: a. To direct the positioning, elevation, profile and surface treatment of all sturctures so as to minimize their obstruction or diminution of quality of the principal views from each size. i b. preserve or enhance existing features of natural beauty such as trees, shrubs, topography and undefined openness or transition between areas. c. promote the design of structures so that their siting, form and surface treatment harmonizes with the natural setting and with other structures on adjacent oropertY. d. Proqiote t,he use of new landscape materials that are indigenous to or existing in the area and which have low maintenance effort requireme4ts so that nautral and landscaped areas are not sharply contrasted and well-maintained and poorly-maintained areas .r" i-tol sharply. {ontrasted. e. Pror{rote the use of structural nnateri.als that have minimum maintenadce requirements so as to assure a better apPearing area under all cdnditions. f. Pro4ote the design and construction that incorporate the best visual, functional and elements possible so that each parcel will serve and enhance the value of adjacent property by its g. Consider the long-term future effect of decisions on the nature of improvements allowed in the area. 24. Approvai oq.DisapBroval: Any structure sha11 be deemed and consi s approval is expressly given and is evidenced in rlyriting executed by Owner. Notwithstanding the f oregoing, if Owrrrer f ails to approve a structure and does not ex- pressly indicate disapproval or affirmatively impose additional requirements or request additional information be furnished, either veibally or in writing, within fifteen (I5) days after a written request for written approval, the structure shall be deemed approved- In addition, as f.o any bona fide purchaser or encumbrancer for value and without notiqe, any structure which has been complete or installed for one hundred f.wenty- (120) days shal1 be deemed to have been approved unless Owner sha|I have recorded an instrument i-n writing indicating disapproval in tlhe office of the County C1erk and Recorder of Garfield Counly, Colorado], prior to the date on which such bona fide r:urchaser or encumbrancer becomes such for va1ue. 25. Prompt iompletion of Strugtures: Construction or installa- tj-on of a tIY and diligentlY after approval by Ownef. Unless the time is extended by Owner in writing, fiiture to complpte the structure within one (1) year after the date of approval shal]- constitute an automatic revocation of the approval an<l iny partially completed or installed structure shall not then be theieafter pegmitted to remain on the property for a period longer than three (3) mbnths after the Owner requests removal of the par- tail1y constructbd or installed structure. or employees may enter upon any property26. niglf! qL :rypeclion: Owner and its duly appointed agents at any reasonable time or times for inspecfion of any structure. 27. Change of Grade: No grade, stream bed, ground level or drainageffiarce1sha11bea1teredorchangedwithoutobtaining the pri-or approval, in writing, of ovrner. 28. Variances: Or,*rner may al1ow variances from compliance with any of thd-TeiiGlor provisions of these protective covenants when ciicumstances such as topography, natural obstructions or hardship may require and, if such variance is grantedr Do violation of the covenants, restrii-ctions and conditions of these restrictions sha1l be deemed to have occurred with respect to the matter for which the variance was granted. Such variance must be evidenced in writing. The granting of Fuch variance shall not oper:ate to waive any of the terms and provisji-ons of these restrictions for any purpose except as to the particular property and particular provision hereof cov- ered by the varihnce. In no event may a variance be granted which The granting of as to the particular property and particular provision hereof cov- ered by the varihnce. In no event may a variance be granted which would permit any business or commercial activity. 29. Enfogqelqent nigh!5: The covenants, of improvements material quality its owner better presence. restrictions and condi- may be enforced at anytions contained i-n these protective covenants restrictions, the party orfuI in the action, sha1l be time by the owner or owners of any property, by a grouP of owners of the property described herein, by the Homeowners Association provided for herein, oIr notwithstanding the fact that it may no longer hold title to any property herein described, Owner. 30. Remedies: The covenants, restrictions and eonditions con- tained in-ffiese protective covenants shall be enforceable by pro- ceeding for prohibitive or mandatory injunction. Damages shall not be deemed an adequate remedy for breach or violation but, in an aopropriate case, punitive damages may be awarded. In any action to enforce any covenant, restriction or condition contained in these 31. Additional Remedy: parties bringing such action, if success- awarded reasonable attorneyrs fees. In addition to the remedies stated above, owffie, upon violation or breach of any covenant, restriction or condition contained in these protective covenants, may enter upon any property where such violation or breach exists and may abate or remove the thing or condition causing the violation or l-rreach or may otherwise cure the violation or breach. The costs incurred shall be billed to and paid by the owner or owners of the property. If the owner or owners of the property faiI, after demand, to pay such costs, then the Owner, or its nominee, whichever incurred such costs, sha1l have a 1ien, from and after the time a notice of such failure to pay is recorded in the office of the Count-y Clerk and Recorder of Garfield County, Colorado, against the property of such owner or owners for the amount due and not paid, plus interest from the date of demand for payment at the rate of six per cent (68) per annum, plus all costs and expenses of collecting the unpaid amount, including reasonable attorney's fees. The lien may be foreclosed in the manner for foreclosure of mortgages in the State of Colorado. 32. Remedy of Owner: In addition to the remedy stated above, ifwithrffiopertythereisabreachoforfaiIuretc> comply with any of the covenants, restrictions or conditions contained in these protective covenants, then Owner, its successors and assigtrsr shalI have the right, immediately or at any time during the continua- tion of such breach or failure, to re-enter and take possession of the above-described property and, upon the exercise of this right of re-entry, title to said property shaIl thereupon vest in Owner, its successors or assigns. The right of re-entry and for revesting of title provided under this Section sha11 be subject to the provisions of Seetion 33 of these protective covenants entitled Protection of Encumbrancer. The provisions of Section 36 of these restrictions entitled Amendment and Termination. 33. Protection of Encumbrancer: No violation or breach of any restricti ontained in these protective covenants and no action to enforce the same shaIl defeat, render invalid or impair the lien of any mortgage or deed of trust taken in good faith for value or the title or interest of the holder thereof or the title acquj-red by any purchaser upon foreclosure of any such mortgage or deed of trust. Any such purchaser shall, how- ever, take title subject to those protective covenants which occurred prior to such foreclosure which sha1I not be deemed breaches or vio- lation hereof. 34. Severability: Each of the covenants, restrictions and cond.itionfrffiffiea-in these restrictions shal1 be deemed indepen- dent and separate and the invalidation of any one shall not affect the validity and continued effect of any other. 35. Amendment and Termination: The restrictions, covenants and conditionnantssha11continueuntil.January1, 1985, and from year to year thereafter until amended or terminated by written instrurnent executed by the Owner Hon"eoruners Associationor by the owners of a majority of the parcels of the oroperty described -7- herein. Prior to January I, 1985, these protective covenants may be amended or terminated by recorded instrument executed by the record owners of a majority of the parcels of the property herein described or by the Owner Homeowners Association and with the written consent of the Owner. 36. ParagrggL [Ieadings.: The paragraph headings in this instru- ment are foi convenience only and sha1l not be considered in constru- ing the restriction, covenants and conditions herein contained. 37. Waiver: Waiver or failure to enforce any restriction, cove- nant or c6-jntt on in these protective covenants shall not operate as a waiver of any other restriction, covenant or condition. fN IfITNESS WHEREOF, King Real Estate Development Compdoyr Inc. has caused these Protective Covenants to be executed as of the day of | ]-976 King ReaI Estate Company, Inc., a Corporation Developrnent Colorado ATTEST: STATE OF COLORADO PrT rrnlCounty of ffi its Eric J. Golting and. Maureen Golting, being first dul1z sworn, depose and say that they are the President and Secretary respectively of King ReaI Estate Development Compatry, fnc., and that they have executed the foregoing Protective Covenants for and in behalf of and as the official act of said Corporation. , L976. Witness my hand and official seal. My commission expires:?-8-7? v.President Maureen