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HomeMy WebLinkAbout4.0 Referral ResponsesCOLORADO HEALTH 4210 EAST 11TH AVENUE • DENVER, COLORADO 80220 • PHONE 388-6111 R. L. CLEERE, M.D., M.P.H., DIRECTOR May 18, 1972 Mr. Charles J. Becker Route 1, Box 57 Rifle, Colorado 81650 Dear Sir: We have reviewed your "Application For Approval Of Location For Septic Tank Systems" to be located in the third filing of Asgard Subdivision, Sec. 26, R92W, T55, 6th P.M. We will recommend approval of the application to the State Water Pollution Control Commission at their meeting on June 13, 1972. Unless you hear otherwise, this letter is your approval and should be retained in your files. Each individual lot owner shall submit a site location application to Garfield County Sanitarians prior to the installation of sewage disposal facilities. This approval does not relieve the owner from compliance with all county regulations prior to construction of the septic tank systems, nor from responsibility for proper engineering, construction and operation of the facilities. Neither does it mean that all lots will be acceptable for septic tank systems. Very truly yours, FOR DIRECTOR, WATER POLLUTION CONTROL DIVISION Gregory T. Misbach, P.E. District Engineer GTM:d1s cc: James Roark, Garfield County Sanitarian • REGISTERED LAND SURVEYORS CONSULTING ENGINEERS ELDORADO ENGINEERING COMPANY 303-945-6917 GLENWOOD SPRINGS, COLORADO 81601 P. O. BOX 669 803 COLORADO AVENUE April 18, 1972 Robert Scarrow Garfield County Surveyor Box 46o Glenwood Springs, Colorado 81601 RE: Asgard Subdivision - Filing I/3 Project 71147 Dear Mr. Scarrow: Attached are eight copies of the preliminary plat and pertinent information for Asgard Subdivision - Filing d3. We have been author- ized by the owner to submit this information and request that appro- priate action be taken at the soonest possible date. An engineer's report on the availability and potability of ground water for individual wells has been included. The drainage plan has been indicated on the preliminary plat and on the street plan and profile sheets. A brief description of the proposed covenants has been included. We would further request that a variance from the required scale of 1 inch equal 100 feet to 1 inch equal 200 feet be granted for the final plat, in order that the entire Filing X13 can be depicted upon one sheet. We feel that this will result in a more comprehensive plat. Since the lots are relatively large there will be sufficient lettering room. Sincerely yours, Norman H. Hunt LS 10,732 At JOHN A. LOVE Governor • DIVISION OF WATER RESOURCES Department of Natural Resources 101 Columbine Building 1845 Sherman Street Denver, Colorado 80203 July 14, 1972 Garfield County Planning Commission Dorothy G. Pretti, Secretary Route 1, Box 71 New Castle, Colorado 81647 Dear Ms. Pretti: Your letter of June 19, 1972, to Mr. Roger Smades of the Colorado Department of Public Health has been referred to me for reply. Your letter addresses two rather distinct problems; one pertaining to the attainment of individual well permits for lots in a subdivision and the other concerning the determination of a total water supply for a proposed development. C. J. KUIPER State Engineer With reference to the individual well permits, the person applying for the well permit must be the direct beneficiary of the water appropriated, in other words, the individual lot owner. These well permits are issued on an individual basis and the availability can only be determined upon receipt of a formal application. With respect to the water resource availability, under provisions of recently passed Senate Bill 35, the developer is required to submit a comprehensive water resource report to the appropriate county commissioner. This comprehensive report may then be forwarded to this office for review and comment. You should have in your office at this time a copy of my memorandum dated June 14, 1972, outlining the minimum requirements for such a water resource report. I trust that this information has been of some assistance to you. If I or members of my staff can be of assistance, please feel free to contact us at any time. Very truly yours, CJK/JAD:jlh uiper Engineer Asgard Subdivision - Preliminary - Phase III Plat Committee Meeting 5-10-72 Present: Sis Mahaffey Deyoe Green Jack Mitchell Bob Scarrow Dotti Pretti (1) Road Grades - one point has been 10% - now probably about 44 (2) OK on contours (U.S. Geological Map) (3) OK (4) OK - 60' (5) OK - 31 lots average 6.3 acres per lot (6) OK - shown (7) OK (8) OK (9) OK (10) OK (11) Report (water at 275' -- 3 well permits Water at present isn't available (if permits arn't approved) Bob reports that 1 well is being approved for every 35 acres Need for legal council. (12) Pert tests - were acceptable (13) Ok (14) Drainage easements shown. (Asking for variance on map scale - from 1" =100' to 1" = 200') Respectfully submitted, Dotti Pretti, Secretary June 19, 1072 hr. -(er H. L ads, P.E. District Engineer LYtate of Colorado Deartent of Public HealtL 4210 East llth 2:venue - Denver, Colorado 80220 Dear 6ir: t a regular .eeting of the Garfield County Planning comission on June 12,a 1,rob1e, on the ,,sard udivision was discussed. The problefL concerns the drilling of wells for each lot in the i.roll.osed 6ubdivision. To date, .,.sgarC 6ubdivision has been alroved on Pilings 1 and 2. Piling nl.lber 1 contained 140 acres with 22 lots. Filing number 2 containe. JV4t. „cres wit" a Apts. Piling nuber 3 is )_rolJoseu on 2c0 acres with 31 ots for sale. 'Each lot is to hav its own wall and sel.tie tan. Our resent concern is the nth bar of we.. thi. woulci be on the iroil:osed acreage. it is our undarstandint; that well i_erits are ruins al:Fxoved on a basis of aroxIL,ately one .for every 35 or 40 acres. Our concern is based on what cLance the 1:eol.le buying lots would ave on obtainnj a i_erit to Crlli a wc;II a:3 well as the water available foi this any we e would certainlv akkraciate your oiinion on the above subject and any inforfation you _ay T -an you very /ye. a - ( / -3,7r -77-5. - Vary truly yors, Garfield onty Planning CoLlfission Dorothy G. Pretti, :,ecretary L.t.1, Box 71 New CastL,, Colorado a1647 STATE OF COLORADO John D. Vanderhoof, Governor • • DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES DIVISION OF WILDLIFE Jack R. Grieb, Director 6060 Broadway Denver, Colorado 80216 (825-1192) July 11, 1973 Larry R. Schmueser Garfield County Director of Planning and Zoning 2011 Blake Avenue Glenwood Springs, Colorado 81601 Dear Larry, The sgard Subdivision Filing No. 3 s located SW of Harvey Gap and imm .ia s•u o the Grand Hogback. This is a semi -arid type with cheatgrass, big sage, Indian ricegrass, and mustard weed on the flats and a juniper stand with a few pinons on the slopes of the Grand Hogback. Wildlife species affected by the subdivision include mule deer, bobcat, cottontail rabbit, jackrabbit, yellow bellied marmot, Colorado chipmunk, golden mantled ground squirrel, and mourning dove. Wildlife would be affected by development of lots 2h through 27. This is the transition zone of the subdivision bordering the stand of juniper to the north. The habitat here provides food and escape cover for the species involved and serves as an edge effect. Of major concern would be the disturbance to wildlife caused by dogs and cats allowed to run at large. The Grand Hogback serves as summer and winter range for mule deer and without leash or kennel restrictions the potential for damage to wildlife is severe. The Division recommends a strong dog and cat ordinance to prevent damage to wildlife. Nuisance by -wildlife species to gardens, flower beds, sapling trees, and possibly haystacks should be recognized and protected by fencing and other proper means. The Farmers Irrigation Company is involved with the Division over a water pollution lawsuit stimulated by fish production at the Rifle Falls Hatchery. Domestic water supplies if d.errived from the Farmers Irri}gation Company Ditch nay prove to be more litigation for the Division. Bob Hoover may want to make a position statement on this if so you will hear from him. Sincerely, Don Crane Wildlife Conservation Officer cc: Robert Hoover DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, T. W. Ten Eyck, Executive Director • WILDLIFE COMMISSION, Ford Strong, Chairman R. Withers Cool, Vice Chairman • Charles A. Gebauer, Secretary • Dr. J. K. Childress, Member • Orest Gerbaz, Member • Dean Hull, Member Dean Suttle, Member • Jean K. Tool, Member • Vernon C. Williams, Member 1 COLORADO STAT E colorado state forest service UNIVERSITY 1039 North 7th Street, Grand Junction, Colo., 81501 July 23, 1973 Larry Schmueser, Garfield County Planner Garfield County Planning Office 2014 Blake Avenue Glenwood Springs, Colo., 81601 Dear Larry: Following are comments and recomuuendations pertaining to the Asgard Subdivision, Filing #3 located in portions of Sections 25 and 26, Township 5 South, Range 92 West of the 6th FM. Vegetative Cover Although significant portions of the first, second and third filings of this subdivision have been or are under irrigated or dry land agricultural use and constitute a moderate to low wildfire hazard, other areas of the 3rd Filing do sonstitute a relatively high wildfire hazard. On the gigher slopes on and near the Grand Hogback sufficient amounts of light flash fuels and moderately heavy fuels do exist which could create a significant fire hazard for future occupants of the land. The species of grass, brush and trees covering portions of this sub- division are typical of areas of low precipitation and high hazard, Old fire scars in the immediate area readily demonstrate the intensive burning characteristics of wildfire, should a successful fire start occur. Available Water Supply During times when existing irrigation ditches are in service water for firefighting purposes is available in sufficient quantity to cope with most normal emergencies. However, at times of the year when irrication ditches are not in use, there is a critical shortage of water for suppression of both structural and watershed fires. I would recommend a firefighting water supply be established through the installation of cisterns at the rate of 500 gallons per dwelling unit or 100 gallons per acte protected, whichever is more. Road Construction In an effort to avoid any dead end roads, I would recommend the road between Lot #35 and Lot #50 be constructed during development of the 3rd Filing. Fire Protection Facilities I would recommend the developer donate approximately one quarter to one half acre of land in a suitable location to the local volunteer fire department or fire protection district for use as a future fire station location. 1 M SO -2- As the number of dwellings in the development increases, nearby fire protection facilities will become more important and necessary to provide satisfactory protection for personal property and human life. Sincerely, LeRoy A. Scott Senior District Forester THOMAS W. STOVER AS.00IATE WILLIAM ATIIA MASON ATTORNEY AT LAW P. O. DOX 907 RIFLE, COLORADO 81650 303 625•2e07 March 4, 1974 Honorable Board of County Commissioners C/O Ella Stephens Clerk and Recorder of Garfield County Garfield County Courthouse Glenwood Springs, Colorado 81601 Gentlemen: • E MAR 1 4 1974 GARFIELD CO. PLANNER Re: Garfield School District RE -2 Asgard 3rd Subdivision Mr. Charles Becker appeared before the School Board at its regular meeting on February 26, 1974 and asked if the School Board wanted the five percent in land or money. After discussion, the Board adopted the following motion: "Director Sours moved that with respect to the Asgard 3rd Subdivision the School District has elected to take five percent cash based upon the value of the land to be determined by mutual agreement and if they can't agree, by asking for a Court Declaratory Judgement declaring and construing the statute." The motion was carried by the affirmative vote of all of the directors. After reviewing the statute, it would seem that the cash to be paid is paid on the full market value at the time of the submission of the final plat. Very likely, this means the value that the land will then be sold for. Notwithstanding the vagueness of the statute, we believe that the money should be paid over to the Board of Education to be used as provided by the statute. Should your Board and the County Attorney have any dif- ferent construction of the statute, we would be very happy to dis- cuss the same with you. If Mr. Hartert has received any opinions from the Attorney General or any Court decision concerning the construction of this section, I will be most happy to have the benefit of his experience and information. Very truly yours, Wm. Atha Mason WAM:cm • r I L LIAM ATMA MASON ATTORNt r AT LAW P C •• K 90/ RIFLE. C ADO 81650 303 887 September 5, 1973 Mr. Larry R. Schmueser Garfield County Director of Planning ani Zoning 2014 Blake Avenue Glenwood Springs, CO 81601 Dear Mr. Schmueser: At a regular meeting of the Board of Education held on August 28, 1973, it was the feeling of the Board that the Asgaard Subdivision No. 3, which is presently before the planning and zoning commission, if accepted, will cause an impact on the RE -2 District Sct.00l System. Therefore the Board of Education would like to go on record as requesting 5% value held in land or money for the acquisition of school sites and facilities for the dis- trict schools. Will appreciate your keeling in touch with the Board of Fducation as they want to investigate the matter further to deter- mine which would be the suitable proposition for the district and best meet the needs of the district. Will appreciate hearing from you and also would like acknowledgment of your receipt of this letter. Very truly yours, Wm. Atha Mason WAM/cd A S d mrd S�\f3d,,):S %� Tohn D. Vanderhoof KOHEXAOMOVX Governor w DIVISION OF WATER RESOURCES Department of Natural Resources 101 Columbine Building 1845 Sherman Street Denver, Colorado 80203 July 25, 1973 Mr. Larry R. Schmueser, Director Garfield County Manning and Zoning Commission 2014 Blake Avenue Glenwood Springs, CO 81601 Re: Asgard -- Filing No. 3 Dear Mr. Schmueser: This is to acknowledge receipt of material on the above referenced subdivision. As requested, I have reviewed the water supply informa- tion and the following comments are presented for your consideration: 1. The expected water volume necessary to serve the sub- division at full development is not given. The type of residential use, year around or recreation, along with related water requirements should be presented. 2. The expected consumptive use of water by the sub- division should be discussed. 3. The report on the water supply system states that eleven wells have been drilled in the immediate vicinity of the subdivision and this is the best proof of available water. While this may be true, hydrogeolotical informa- tion on the completed wells should be presented and analyzed as much as possible. In particular, two exist- ing wells on filing 3 are considerably deeper than the other wells. Any information from these wells such as static water level, well log, saturated section and pump test data should be utilized to determine if a dependable water supply is available. 4. The cumalative effect of wells in filing 3 on other water rights has not been considered. For example, a well C. J. KUIPER State Engineer Larry R. Schmueser •• -2- July 25, 1973 permit has been issued on property apparently within the first filing for domestic,stockwatering and irrigation purposes. One of the conditions of approval for the permit is that a water right be obtained from the water court prior to drilling. If this application for a water right has been submitted, the well would be senior to any well in filing 3 and possibly could be materially injured because filing 3 is above this well. Due to the preceding, I do not recommend approval of Asgard, filing 3. I would be most happy to reconsider the subdivision at your request when a comprehensive water resource report is submitted that addresses the above comments. Very truly yours, CJK:HS:cam cc: Lee Enewold, Div. Eng. 5 Gil McNeish, L.U.C. R. Haubold uiper Engineer • • February ib, 1974 Gentlemen: This letter is to verify that all supplemental information furnished with the Preliminary Plat is valid for the Final r'lat with the following two ex- ceptions: 1. Due to a change in zoning of Garfield County which called for a minimum lot area of two acres, and which occured after the Plat of Asgard Subdivision Third filing was submitted, and at the suggestion of the County Planner, lots 33end „ 3l- were changed from /,97 ACMES to 2.0.a,3C&C5 end from ,, 914 eE s t M ceeEs respectively. 2. Two words were added to the Erotective Covenants. In number (2) the covenants formerly read: "LTD USL. The property is intended to be developed for single family residential purposes only." It has now been changed to read: "The property is intended to be developed for single family residential and agri- cultural purposes only." This change was suggested by property owners in Asgard Subdivision First Filing. As residential only, they are restricted from selling livestock or farm produce raised on their acreage, which was not the original intent of the covenants. Respe ctfully, Ct' s 1 Feb. 1` ,1 74 Board of County Commissioners, Garfield County, Colorado Dear Sirs: in regards to the subdivision inpr.ve:.ent Agreement required under 3.10 of the uarfield County Subdivision Regulations. Please be advised that all streets have beer. constructed. However, ii' upon inspection additional work is required the subdivider does hereby agree to furnish all labor and material ,nd have such work completed by July 1, 1974. A re -enforced co_.c_ cte box -culvert ilix h:..s been consrtrcted where Odin Drive crossLs :,he main drainage (Peacock). This culvert, at your request2was inspected by the office of carrc:w and ',,alker d. ring construction. Respectfully, C� CITY OF RIFLE RIFLE, COLORADO Mr. C. J. Becker 0447 233 Road Rifle, Colorado 81650 Dear Mr. Becker: The City of Rifle sells water to private consumers through coin-operated facilities at the Graham Mesa Water Treatment Plant. Water provided through these facilities is available for use in privately owned cisterns for domestic water supplies. The cost of the water is posted at the distribution point. This cost is subject to change. You should also know that the City has the right to terminate the sale of this water without notice. All sales of water are subject to ordinances of the City of Rifle which are now applicable or which may be enacted in the future. Thomas W. Stuver Assistant City Attorney TWS:cm TOWN OF SILT City Hall Silt, Colorado PHONE (303) 876-2375 P. 0. Box 174 February 6, 1974 To Whom It May Concern: The Town of Silt has tank water available to owners of property who have cisterns for 25ct per 100 gallons. City Hall is open Monday through Friday from 8:00 A.M. to 12:00 Noon and 1:00 P.M. to 5:00 P.M. Sincerely, Helen E. Pyles Town Clerk WRJ-25-70 • Index No IDWD • Completion Yield Checked By STATE OF COLORADO ) SS. / CLAIMANT (s) STATE OF COLORADO DIVISION OF WATER RESOURCES OFFICE OF THE STATE ENGINEER MAP AND STATEMENT FOR WATER WELL FILING PERMIT NUMBER *='' being duly sworn upon oath deposes and says that he (they) is (are) the owner (s) of the well described hereon; the total number of acres of land irrigated from this well is work was commenced on this well by actual construction on the day of; / 19 !/; the sustained yield from said well is f .gpm, for which claim is hereby made for purpose (s); the average annual amount to be diverted is acre-feet; this map and statement is filed in compliance with law; he (they) has (have) read the statements made hereon; knows the content thereof; and that the same are true of his (their) own knowledge. Signature (s) Address: Subscribed and sworn to before me on this day of , 19 My Commission expires' (Seal) Notary Public WELL DATA WELL LOCATION /_ --'•/,;;://"'";///, of / : '/< sec T. R , County INDICATE WELL LOCATION ON DIAGRAM NORTH PM r --r m D - —1i i= m SOUTH WELL SHALL BE LOCATED WITH REFERENCE TO GOVERNMENT SURVEY CORNERS OR MONUMENTS, OR SECTION LINES BY DISTANCE AND BEARING. ft. from section line. (North or South) ft. from section line. (East or West) Ground Water Basin Water Management /_ Jy District if F f, ,f ! ! f Date Completed � �"f `"'-`• '��' � Domestic wells may be located by the following: Static Water Level / - f LOT , BLOCK SUBDIVISION Total Depth of Well FILING # ACCEPTED FOR FILING IN THE OFFICE OF THE STATE ENGINEER OF COLORADO ON THIS DAY OF ", 19 STATE ENGINEER FORM TO BE MADE OUT IN QUADRUPLICATE: WHITE FORM must be a; original copy on both sides and signed. WHITE AND GREEN copies must be filed with the State Engineer within 30 days after the well is completed or within 7 days after expiration'date of the permit. whichever is sooner; PINK COPY is for the Owner and YELLOW COPY is for the Driller. REGISTERED LAND SURVEYORS COLORADO tris c� z 0. GLENWOOD P. 0. BOX 669 • • ENGINEERING COST ESTIMATE Improvements for Asgard Subdivision, Filing No. 3 The only improvement left to be made in Asgard Subdivision, Filing No. 3, by the owner, consists of finishing the roads with 3/4 inch minus gravel. At the present time two concrete bridges have been constructed andcorrugated metal pipes have been installed for road drainage purposes. The roads have been graded and gravel base coarse has been emplaced. Water and sewage are to be handled by individual lot owners. Also, all the lot corners have been monumented. There are about 5250 feet of roadway, 28 feet in width, to be surfaced with 3/4 inch minus gravel, 2 inches in depth. This will require 907 cubic yards of material. The estimated cost of the material and the emplacement of the material are tabulated below: 907 cu. yds. gravel @ $3.85 $3,492 LL, emplacement per cu. yd. @ $1.00 907 a Total Estimated Cost $4,399 818 COLORADO Respectfully submitted, Roger Hocking P.E. & L.S. 10049 • • PROTECTIVE COVENANTS FOR ASGARD SUBDIVISION, GARFIELD COUNTY, COLORADO CHARLES J. BECKER, as the fee owner of Asgard Subdivision, desiring to insure the development and continuity thereof as a rural residential area, hereby declares to and for the benefit of all persons who may hereafter purchase and from time to time own lots in Asgard Sub- division, that the ownership or holding of said lots shall be subject to the following protective covenants and conditions, all of which shall be deemed to be appurtenant to and run with the land. 1. SCOPE. The covenants, conditions and restrictions herein contained shall apply to the whole of Asgard Subdivision as the same appears on plat recorded in the office of the Clerk and Recorder of Garfield County, Colorado, as Doc. No. 2. LAND USE. The property is intended to be developed for single family residential purposes only. No more than one detached single family dwelling shall be erected upon any one building site, excepting such appropriate accessory buildings as a guest house, private garage, barn and utility building. Accessory buildings shall blend with and compliment the general architectural scheme and design of the family dwelling. No building or structure intended for or adapted to business, commercial or manufacturing purposes, nor any multiple family dwelling shall be erected, placed, maintained or permitted upon such property. 3. RE -SUBDIVISION. No lot shall ever be resubdivided into smaller lots or tracts, nor conveyed or encumbered in any less than the full original dimension. 4. SET -BACK RESTRICTION. The principal building erected on each lot shall be located no nearer than 25 feet to any lot line. 5. TEMPORARY STRUCTURES. No structure of a temporary character, trailer, basement, tent, shack, garage, barn, or any other out buildings of any description shall be used on any lot as a residence, except on a temporary basis, not exceeding 12 months while construction of the dwelling is in process. 6. BUILDING MATERIALS. All structures shall have an exterior surface of wood, stone, glass, brick or combination thereof. No structure shall be placed upon any lot which is, or ever has been, or could be made the subject of a specific ownership tax as row defined in Chapter 13 of the Colorado Revised Statutes, 1963. 7. NO COMMERCIAL USE. There shall not be permitted or main- tained upon any lot or any part thereof any trade, business or industry except that owners may rent or lease for residential purposes when not required for the owners' use. 8. MINIMUM LOT SIZE. The minimum size of any house erected shall not be less than 1,000 square feet measured on the outside wall, exclusive of open porches, garages, or carports. ,.oil ,. a,. 79.49 .7 117.32 29_.46 ?5.38 7,99 80.13 of road ROW's are chord "CERTIFICATION OF DEDICATION AND OWNERSHIP Know all men by these presents that Charles J. Becker, being sole owner in fee simple of all that real property in portions of Section 26 and 25, Township 5 South, Range 92 West of the 6th Principal Meridian, described as follows: Beginning at the East 1/4 corner of said h - - c Section 26, thence S 00°05'34"E 1231.80 feet. thence N 47'13'19"4d 59.25 feet; thence N 00°58'44" W 88.02 feet; thence N 23°15'08 133.57 feet; thence N 78°31'42" W 98.00 feet; thence N 58°37'02" W 92.87 feet; thence N 88'36'29" W 27.99 feet; thence N 43°49'56" W 38.16 feet; thence N 57015'39" W 89.40 feet; thence N 26°38'07" W 54.72 feet; thence N 63°09'26" W 39.66 feet; thence S 68°20'40" W 113.81 feet; thence N 69°11'11" W 189.26 feet; ,thence N 79°50'32" W 204.81 feet; thence S 83'16'45" W 75.62 feet; thence N 36°40'02" W 60.4a feet; thence N 65°30'18" W 90.13 feet; thence S 24°16'31" W 524.32 feet; thence S 00°18'02" E 36.44. feet; thence S 31°20'00" W 195.35 feet; thence S 54°35'00" W 181.97 feet; --thence S 42`43'00" W 277.09 feet; thence S 64°46'00" W 169.94 feet; thence N 38°32'56" W 1457.99 feet; thence N 78°29'30" W 719.06 feet;.. -thence S 02°41'10" W 143.61 feet; thence S 89°59'35" W 404.33 feet; thence N 00°26'57" E- 476.60 feet to the SW corner of SE 1/4 NW 1/4 of said Section 26; thence N 00°11'32" W 1336.33 feet along the west line of the SE 1/4 NW 1/4 of said Section 26; thence N 89°03'54" E 1316.00 feet along the north line of the SE 1/4 NW 1/4 of said Section 26; thence N 00°07'45" W 666.12 feet along the west line of the south 1/2 NW 1/4 NE 1/4 of said Section 26; thence N 89°24'07" E' 1324.49 feet along the north line of the south 1/2 of NW 1/4 NE 1/4 of said Section 26;- thence S 00°09'50" E 1291.09 feet along the centerline of the NE 1/4 of said Section 26; thence N 85°26'30" E 784.76 feet; thence N 80°29'51" E 335.24 feet; ,thence N 75°33'12" E 141.14 feet; thence S 86016'21" E 139.67 feet;,,ethence S 00°57'42" E 812.78.feet,y thence S 89°28'11" W 75.00 feet to the east 1/4 corner of said Section 26 and the point of beginning, con- taining 203.52 acres, more or less; have by these presents laid out, platted and subdivided the same into lots as shown hereon and designate the same as Asgard Subdivision Filing No. 3 in the County of Garfield, State of Colorado, and dedicates for public use the streets, shown hereon including avenues, drives, courts, places and alleys, the public lands and drainage and utility easements shown hereon for utility and drainage purposes only; and do further state that this subdivision shall be subject to the protective covenants filed and recorded for this subdivision in the office of the Clerk and Recorder of Garfield County, Colorado as Document No. Executed this day of , A.D. 197 OWNER:. STATE OF COLORADO ss. COUNTY OF GARFIELD ' forgiving dedication was acknowledged before me this day of AJ, 197� ::_ by COLORADO DEPARTNIENT OFAHFALTH ROY ROMER Governor PATRICIA A. NOI.AN, MD, MPH Executive Director 4210 East llth Avenue Denver, Colorado 80220-3716 Phone (303) 320-8333 Telefax Numbers: Main Building, Denver (303) 322-9076 Ptarmigan Place, Denver (303)320-1529 First National Bank Building, Denver (303) 355-6559 Grand Junction Office (303) 248-7198 Pueblo Office (719) 543-8441 August 31, 1992 PWSID# 123123 Asgard Subdivision Water Association 1799 Odin Drive Silt, CO 81652 CERTIFIED# P 895 188 620 RE: Bacteriological Sampling, Community Water Supply, Persistant Violator - Failure to Monitor Garfield County Dear Water Purveyor: The purpose of this letter is to inform you that your persistant failure to monitor for bacteriological contaminants is a violation of the Colorado Primary Drinking Water Regulations. As you have been previously informed, Article 3.1.1 (1) of the Colorado Primary Drinking Water Regulations requires that each community water system have a minimum number of samples analyzed for bacteriological quality each month according to population. Our records indicate you again did not submit the required monthly sample(s) for the month of JULY. 1992. Previously, you failed to submit proper samples for DECEMBER. NOVEMBER. and JULY. 1991. If the required bacteriological analysis has been performed, you are allowed a period of 10 days from receipt of this letter to submit a PHOTOCOPY of the analysis result. NOTE: TNTC -Too Numerous to Count, CONFLUENT GROWTH, and OUTDATED SAMPLES are NOT VALID samples and are never counted. "SAFE" REPLACEMENTS ARE ALWAYS REQUIRED. As provided in Article 12.1.2 (1) of the Colorado Primary Drinking Water Regulations, you are hereby required to issue a Public Notice in order to notify those persons supplied by your water system of your failure to monitor. This notice shall be published in a daily newspaper, AND in writing in the next set of water bills, or if you do not issue water bills another form of direct mail must be used. This notice must be made within 90 days of receipt of this letter and NO LATER THAN DECEMBER 4. 1992 or we may make public notice in a newspaper or general circulation in your area. As required by Article 9.1.1(5), copies of all public notices issued must be furnished to the Department within 10 days of completion. T,� Recycled Paper Page 2 Our primary concern is the protection of public health. You will receive an official notification letter from this division each time you fail to monitor. An enforcement order is being considered at this time. We are in the process of investigating your system for all previously known violations. Failure to comply with the provisions of a Final Enforcement Order will lead to issuance of a summons requiring your appearance in court. Ultimately, a civil penalty could be assessed at $1.000 per day for each day your system was in violation. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us at (303) 331-4547. Sincerely, Heather L. Holmes Engineering/Physical Sciences Technician Drinking Water Program WATER QUALITY CONTROL DIVISION xc: Lon Hesla, USEPA Region VIII Local Health Department Drinking Water File, Section 5 The following is an example of the language to be used in a public notice: DATE OF PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE THIS WATER DOES NOT MEET STATE HEALTH DEPARTMENT DRINKING WATER REGULATIONS DUE TO FAILURE TO SUBMIT THE REQUIRED NUMBER OF "SAFE" SAMPLES FOR BACTERIOLOGICAL QUALITY DURING THE MONTH OF , 19 THIS NOTICE HAS BEEN DISTRIBUTED TO COMPLY WITH THE PRIMARY DRINKING WATER REGULATIONS OF THE COLORADO STATE HEALTH DEPARTMENT. 1096m/1097m/1098m/0105m Revised 9/91 DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH DIVISION OF ADMINISTRATION ENFORCEMENT ORDER IN THE MATTER OF: ASGARD SUBDIVISION WATER ASSOCIATION AND DAVID RICHARDS, OPERATOR PUBLIC WATER SUPPLY #: 123123 TO: ASGARD SUBDIVISION WATER ASSOCIATION AND DAVID RICHARDS, OPERATOR FINDINGS OF FACT PARTICULATE ANALYSES Pursuant to the authority vested in the Division of Administration of the Colorado Department of Health ("the division") by section 25-1-107 through 25-1-109, CRS (1982), which authority has been delegated to me by the executive director of the department, I hereby make the following findings of fact: 1. ASGARD SUBDIVISION WATER ASSOCIATION AND DAVID RICHARDS, OPERATOR owns and operates a public water system ("the water system") as defined by section 25-1-107 (1)(x)(V) CRS 1982 and by Article 1.2.2(44) of the Colorado Primary Drinking Water Regulations, ("the drinking water regulations") 5 CCR 1003-1. 2. The water system which is commonly known as ASGARD WATER SYSTEM serves piped water for human consumption on a year round basis to approximately 80 residents and is located near Silt, in Garfield County, State of Colorado. 3. ASGARD SUBDIVISION WATER AND DAVID RICHARDS, OPERATOR has owned and operated the water system since before August, 1991. 4. The water system is a "community water system" as defined by Article 1.2.2(5) of the drinking water regulations, and ASGARD WATER SYSTEM is a supplier of water within the meaning of 25-1-107 (1)(x)(VI) CRS 1982. 5. From/During October, 1991 through October, 1992, the owners or agents of the water system failed to submit the results of a particulate analysis taken from the untreated water supply. 6. The division sent a letter(s) dated August, 1991, and March 10, 1992 to the owner or agents of the water system notifying them that they were legally required to submit results of a particulate analysis by a given date. The owners or agents failed to respond to the aforementioned letter(s). NOTICE OF VIOLATION You are hereby notified that the facts stated above constitute violations of the Colorado Primary Drinking Water Regulations, 5 CCR 1003-1. 1. Your failure to take a sample to be analyzed for particulates in the raw water supply as per paragraph(s) 5 of the Findings of Fact violates Article 1.2.3(2), which provides in the pertinent part: (2) Performance testing: To establish compliance with the drinking water regulations, the Department may require suppliers to conduct performance tests and monitoring as the Department deems necessary to protect the public health. These tests shall be conducted in accordance with methods approved by the Department to demonstrate compliance with the drinking water regulations or terms and conditions of enforcement orders. ORDER Based on the foregoing findings of fact and notice of violation, you are hereby ordered to: 1. Beginning immediately, have a particulate analysis performed on the untreated water supply to determine if the source is under the influence of surface water contamination. The results of the particulate analysis must be submitted to this Department no later than December 31, 1992. You are advised that section 1.2.3(6) of the Colorado Primary Drinking Water Regulations provides that violators of the drinking water regulations or enforcement orders may be subject to civil or criminal actions pursuant to section 25-1-114 and 25-1-114.1 CRS (1982). Further, the division may take other enforcement action as specified under section 1.2.3(6) of the Colorado Primary Drinking Water Regulations. You are further advised that a drinking water supplier may request a hearing to contest the enforcement order. Requests for a hearing shall be filed in writing with the Department of Health within 30 days after service of the enforcement order. Said request shall state the grounds upon which the order is contested and shall state an estimated amount of time needed for the hearing. Hearings on enforcement orders shall be conducted in accordance with the applicable provisions of article 4, title 24, CRS (1982). You are further advised that under section 25-1-114.1, CRS (1982), the Division of Administration may institute a civil action against any person who violates a final enforcement order of the department issued for violation of any minimum general sanitary standard or regulation adopted pursuant to section 25-1-107(1)(x), CRS (1982). Upon finding that a final enforcement order of the .�'j.'.. AS t NOV 2 ti 1992 department has been violated and c�� that the variati on of the standard or regulations described in the order in fact occurred, the court shall impose a civil penalty on the violator of not more than $1,000 per day for each day of the violation if said violation was willful; or shall enter an order as the public health may require, taking into consideration, where appropriate, the cost and time necessary to comply; or shall impose a civil penalty and such order. Additionally, the division may request the attorney general to seek a temporary restraining order or permanent injunction to prevent or abate any violation of a minimum general sanitary standard or regulation adopted pursuant to section 25-1-107(1)(x). Future information concerning the aforementioned action is contained in section 25-1-114.1, CRS (1982). Issued in Denver, Colorado, this 2nd day of November, 1992. COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH Division of Administration avid Holm Director Water Quality Control Division xc: Gary Carlson, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Garfield County Health Department Dwain Watson, District Engineer, CDH Heather Holmes, Engineering/Physical Sciences Technician, CDH DW File, Section 5 COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH Water Quality Control Division Drinking Water Program CERTIFICATE OF MAILING This is to certify that a signed copy of the ENFORCEMENT ORDER IN THE MATTER OF ASGARD SUBDIVISION WATER ASSOCIATION, AND DAVID RICHARDS, OPERATOR, PUBLIC WATER SUPPLY PWSID #: 123123, GARFIED COUNTY, COLORADO Was deposited in the U.S. MAIL, at Denver, Colorado this day of 1'20?JY/I'jt_/,t , 19 9c,) -addressed as follows: ASGARD SUBDIVISION WATER ASSOCIATION c/o DAVID RICHARDS, OPERATOR 1799 ODIN DRIVE SILT, CO 81652 CERTIFIED MAIL NO: p 5 53 5) OEC 2 3 15ai -f DIM 134() re:E939 Rego/Jed of 4.1 f Rrlocil!a,__tn: - , --- .+ Reception No, a.' _Ml1t OE0 AL5Z3OR1', RCCORdGt AUTICLc$ OF IACORPORATIO:.t OF ASGARD t9AT1;R ASSOCIATION, INC. KNOW ALL *14N by TUESE EU:SUITS that we, CHARLLS J. DECKER, PATRICIA 3. BECKEn, and DAL CURRY, all being natural persons Over the ago of 'twenty -ons years, do hereby mak°, sign and verify in c?uplicate this certificate of our intention to become a body corporate under and by virtue .of Articles 20-29 and Article 42 of the Colorado Corporation Code and in that connection etate as follows FIRST: NA LE. Thu 14ame o£ the eoxparetion shall be ACCAfD ■ WEER ASSOCIATION, INC. SECOND: RXISTSNCE. ThQ corporation shall have perpetual' existence. TtiIRQ. IVRYQSt:S. The purp000m for which the corporation is organized and the powers of the corporation are es follows:. 1. To construct, operate, maintain, repair and enlarge springs, wells, pipelines, storage reservoirs, rights- of-way and like water facilities for a restricted area known V: and described as Regard Subdivision, Filing No. 2 and Asgard Subdivision, Filing N4. 3, Garfield County, Colorado, accord - in to the plats filed in the office of the Clerk and Recorder, Garfield County, Colorado as Doc. No. 251953 and Doc. :1o. 262503, respectively, and to such lots aa may be included in Asgard subdivison, t'i'ling No, 4, which Filing shall be recorded subsequent hereto. 2_ To conduct, carry on and engage generally in the business of transporting water from a well located on Lot 45, Asgard Subdivision, Filing Na. 3, to the residents of the area described it paragraph no. 1 hereof, for domestic, SENT B`'=BASALT RELTY ;10-2y-92 3 :49PN •✓ 303g273763 2221211;# e; k 6.0 root l4O livestock water and municipal purposes. 3. To contract with and borrow money from any and all sources and to execute bonds, notes and other evidences of indebtedness and s0a:ure: the same by mortgagee, deeds of trust of ina'_rumenks constituting a lien upon all or r,ny part of the real or personal property of the corpOrat.ian. 4. To acquire by purchase, lease, contract:, assign- ment, exchange, condemnation, af,prepriatio,, or ptherwise, water and Water rights, rights--or-wey, easements, usaa, permits, franchises, priv&loges, priorities, pipelines and other itri= yation work4, appliances, equipme1t and machinery and other real and personal property and other interests therein; to sell, lease, mortgage, encumber, assign, pledge, or otherwise convey or dispose of any or all such property pursuant to the yaws . of the State of Colorado. 5. To do or perform any act or thing permitted or authorised by the provisions of the Colorado Corporation Coda and not prohibited by these Articles of Incorporation. FOURTH; WATER SOURCE. The tours of eopply of water for the water works of the corporation iQ a water well' having a depth of 71 feet; the water works ars located in Water Division No. 51 the name of the structure is NoVty Well No. 11 the point of diversion is located on Lot 45, sugars Subdiviaian, Filing No. 3, at a point whence thu northeast corner of Section 26, Township 5 South, Range 92 wast of the 6th P.U. bears N. 0=•16' E. 1271.5 feat; the amount of water conditionally adjudicated to the structure is 0,11 cubic feet Of water per second of time; a conditional decree for the structure wan awarded by the District court for eater Aivieion No. 5 in W-2757 on March 33, 19761 and at such time as the water the subject hereof is applied to a beneficial use, application will be made to said Diatri0t Court to adjudicate the water right absolute.. -2- SENT BY:BGSGLT REGLTY • :10 3: SjPM : 2221211:U 4 110 640 PIGE94 . FIFTH: SHAKES • Tha aggregate number:of sha>°es which the 60 rha>:es of taw corporation shall have authority to issue shall. b4 oclass wl.thnut: par value. The ownership of capital stock in the corporation shall entttla the holder thereof to race v • a proportionate share of the water made available try t:» op ara- tion o€ the water works of the corporation in the ratio that Ova number of shares held by oaoh aharnholder boarstothe , total number of shares of stock which are issued by the corporation. SIXTH: 07972AZVI: VOatiG_. Cumulative voting of shares of stock shall be mandatory in the elaution of directors. waER USE. The uaa of t1k water appropriated, stared, acquired, transported or conveyed by this corporation ahall be limited to the use of its sharsholdera. BIGHTS: p_REEM�PTSVg �iG�srs, No cheraholder of the corporation by reason of stock ownership, shall have a preemptive right to acquire additional or treasury shares of stock in the corporation. NINTH: BOARD OF DIRECTORS. 1. The affairs and manayumant of this corporation shall lea under the hontral of tris Board of Directors consisting of nut. lase than three nor more than sevan persons. The number of directors may be varied by the atoakholders of the corporation et any heating at which directara a 'alacted. The names and -addresses of those Diiectore who shall manage tha affairs of tha oo poration until the first annual mooting of the ctncl:h+ciders Or until their nuacaerore be elected and qualified.are as follows: -3- SE'JT B`r': BSI:JLT REALT`, • 1U-29-147. 307,g2? -2763-4 Charles J. Hecker 0225 County Road 21650 Rifle, Colorado Patricia J • Sacker Road 266 0225 County Rifle, Color/W(3 81650 2221211;t:S L ✓ to &1O ria942 Dai curry 1056 Odin Drive Rifle, Colorado 81650 2. At each annual meeting o1.the shareholders three ,directors shall be sleeted for a terra of one year by th of this holders of the corporation. vacancies in the members Board of Directors of the corporation shall b* fi]Lltd in Os manner provided by the 4v -laws of the corporation. it majority of the shareholders of the outstanding shares of stock of the corporation shall constitute a quorum for the election of the members for the Board of Directors of the corpvyation. 3. The Board of Directors of the corporation shall have the power to make such prudential by-laws as it dogma proper for the mensgemant of the affairs of the corporation not inconsistent with those Articles of incorporation or the laws of the State* of Colorado and too Judd to, amend or repeal any of the 14-,tats Of the corporation provided that a natio* df, the.p,ropnaal tO add to, Mend or repeal any of void yyalews shall ba included in the notice of the meeting of the 'board of Directors et which such action is proposed to be taken. TLS I1 POWERS. The corporation snail nova and abaazoia+► all of the powers, privileges end rights now or hereafter un ditch and reservoir=spaniel and non•�Profit conferred up p corporations pursuant to the laws of the &tete of Colorado and all of the powers and rights incidental to, carrying out tha purposes for which this corporation is formed and ia addition thereto, the following:. 1. the power to make assessments from time to time on its capital stock to be levied prorate on the share' SENT BY:BASALT REALTY :10 - 2'4-92 3:SIPM 3032^3763 2221211:4 6 bOUX 64.0 t1GE94.3 thereof, payable in money or labor, or bath, for the eurposea of keeping the.property or the corporation in good repair; #ok tee purt,oe76 of repairing. enlarging, maintaining, extending, relocating and improving its tater works; for the purpose of acquiring additional water, water rights, rights-of-way and water storage reservoirs; and for the purpose of baying the obligations or indebtaancss of thr carpatetion,end interest on suet► obligations or ineebtadnsss. No assessment shall be male. hnwevsr, unless the•qusstion of making such asasesmesnt shall be first submitted to the shareholders of the corpora- tion at an annual meeting or at a special meeting called for that purpose and a majority of the stook iaauod and outstanding, represented either by the owner in person or by proxy, voting. thereon, shall vote in favor of making such assesement. In case such shareholders fail to hold any such meeting or fail to maks any such assessments by the first day of June in any year, then the Board of Directors shall have the power to make ' any such assosaments at Aux eeguler or epaecial meeting tallied. therefor which is celled subsequent to the girat day of June in any year. 2. The power (in the event of tha failure of any shareholder, after due notice as the by-laws or the corporation may provide, to pay any assessment an hie ntoak es the lamed may from time to time bee:ume clue) to declare a forfeiture or reale of the stook of the delinquent shareholder or any num%•r of shares of said stock. In addition thereto, or in lieu thereof, it may terminate the delivery of water to the shareholder until such a:easement is paid sad in addition thereto, nr in lieu thereof, it may coiotarrico r civil actibn against such de- linquent shareholder to recover the amount of any aesesement which may remain unpaid together with interest thereon, court oasts and reasonable aetorney feed. 3. The power to make periodic charges for the use SENT BY: BASALT REALTY ;10-29-92 : S1PH ; 3039273763a 2221211;Lt NIA 640 rit 944 of water upon a volume or metered basis and to discontinue service of water to such users who default in the p.aymunt of such charges. 4. winter eyetom• Tia power to Oaks' chergdtr for tapping the ELEVENTH: 4tATE T2tAN5NOR111;19N. No shareholder of the corpora- tion, by reason of stock ownership, snail have the right to the us* of his proportionate share of water oade available by the operation of the onrpnratiOn unless said water is transported or conveyed by or through the water works system of the corpora- tion. Ti LFT fit : INC= TO COR 1104. Uu. Peet Corppration shall inure en the benefit of shell be authorised by the Board of Directors of th,e inc3 • of the any shareholder, except as services actually rendered for the corporation. TUYRT : DISSOLUTION. In the event at dissolution of f.ha accomplished as provided in for corporation, the san.0 ariell bo Artiaie: 26 romeininS ei the cnloracio Corporation Code. /Meta, if undistributed after distribution as provided Section 103 of said Article 26 shall ba distributed to Shareholders upon a prorate basis. VAIRTUEVTEA VOTING MOpIFiC1 TIta' sntil owns no more than one lot in Asgard Bubdi.vision or Becker any, in the such time as Charles until June 1, 1586, whichever 'hall first Charles Decker shall be entitled to elect Directare of the corporation end ehs11 be two-thirds of the vote•a Cast en sal other on by the e+.rohrs. occur, the void two-thirds'of the entitleci to cast questions voted SENT B`d : BISGLT REr iLTY :10-29 2 3:F2PM : 303g273763-. 2221211;a aaUK G40 riGE9415 F IF'CLEtt i•Ff s R>r6I5'�ERED AGN � • Trio address of the initial regiS,te ed office of the corporation is 0225 County Riad 266, Rifle, Colorado, 01650, and the name of the initial r'agistered agent for the corporation at much address is chartos J. Eeckor. S arSt H: LE20.2 nNEU RB . the names and addresses of the incorporators hereof are as follows: Charles J. decker 0225 County Colora Rifle, do 81650 if Patricia J. Becker 0225 Count266 culoradnd 81650 Rifle, Dal CutrY 2056 Odin Drive Rifle, Colorado 81.650 • IN TESTIMONY WREREOr, we have hwL.unto set our hands , 1977. and seals this ___ _— VATS of colo po 1 as COUNTY OF GARFIELD ) a votary Public in and I, �lp ►solo t rrc>'v 66 certify that CURDLES 3. �'�—"d-�^- do era X personally EDM for the tats ° stCXER, and DAL CORY, who aro pin knOw:tt, Fore to A J. aubecri ed person eared before ef oreme d and is da in er t known to me to be the persons whose name's aro and acknowledged ed instrument ypei nad/ sat and the and aj strument that tin 8 said Snetre6o��aiPupocesgtheretheir settas fortha volur,Crrr for the u+ Val this rr4ESS my hand and official se _— 1977- day of �M--My comically' expiraal Aiy6. 46 l979 ,/ OT RG8 -7- • • RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS 100 Leaves FORM ;, C. R. HOFcKFL B. B. & 1. CO. February 26, 1974 The second regular meeting of the Re -2 Board of Directors fpr this month convened at 8:00 P.M. with all directors, Mr. St John and Mr. Mason present. Director Blackmore moved to approve the minutes of February 12, as received by mail, Seconded by Director Dawson. Voting was as follows: Adams, yes; Blackmore, yes; Boulton, yes; Dawson, yes; Sours, yes. Motion carried. Plats of the Asgard Subdivision were shown to the board members by Mr. Charles Becker. He wanted to know what was wanted in the way of 5% -- land or money. Mr. Mason, school attorney, drew up the following motion: Director Sours moved that with respect to the Asgard Third Subdivision the school district has elected to take 5% in cash based on a value of the land to be determined by mutual agreement, and if they can't agree, by asking for a court declaratory judgment declaring and construing the statute. Seconded by Director Boulton. On roll call voting was as follows: Adams, yes; Blackmore, yes; Boulton, yes; Dawson, yes; Sours, yes. Motion carried. Dr. Synnott told the board of his concern over the furnace problems at the Esma Lewis Elementary School this winter. The possibility of chang- ing the controls was discussed, and it was suggested that he get pro- prosals. Albert Dwire brought up the 128 hours he felt was owed Mrs. Dwire for work she did in the Silt Elementary School last summer while he was putting in lawn. The board instructed him to get approval ahead of time from the principal before any extra help could be hired. Director Dawson moved that Mr. Dwire be paid for 128 hours at $2.00 an hour for lawn work. Seconded by Director Boulton. Voting as follows: Adams, yes; Blackmore, no; Boulton, yes; Dawson, yes; Sours, yes. Motion carried. Consideration was given to a teacher workshop on Thursday afternoon, March 21, to be presented by the Board of Cooperative Services for instruc- tion of teachers in the use of teaching materials. The board instructed Mr. St John to check into this matter further and authorized scheduling of the workshop if he and the building principals think it will be worthwhile. An Accountability Committee report was given. Change of time for the school day was discussed, and it was •decided to return to the regularly scheduled school hours on April 1. Director Boulton moved to accept the resignation of Doug Olds as high school custodian. Seconded by Director Sours. Voting as follows: Adams, yes; Blackmore, yes; Boulton, yes; Dawson, yes; Sours, yes. Motion carried. Director Blackmore moved to approve the employment of Loren Woolsey for high school custodian. Seconded by Director Sours. Voting was as follows: Adams, yes; Blackmore, yes; Boulton, yes; Dawson, yes; Sours, yes. Motion carried. It was agreed by the board to hold a special meeting on March 5, for insurance bids. A report was given by Mr. St John on costs of preparinE lunches in the various school lunchrooms. MINUTES ASGARD SUBDIVISION ESMA LEWIS ELEM FURNACE DWIRE EXTRA HELP TEACHER WORKSHOP ACCOUNTABILIT' SCHOOL HOURS G LLJ RESIGNATION WOOLSEY HIRED SPECIAL MEETING LUNCH COSM": • i RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS 100 Leaves FORM 5o C. F. HOECKEL B. B. B E. LO. Page 2 - February 26, 197+ M. Larry Schmueser of the Garfield Planning Commission phoned in the ls re to following information for the board. If commissionohasano jurbe sdioctionuver on land already owned the planning jurisdiction it. Should schoo�s be built on newly acquired land then the pla board must review and approve the plans and the location. Board mem- bers commission and commissioners should decided the county planningor desirable to meet with them be contacted to see if it is necessary soon. arranged with Mr. Schmueser regarding ee sent word to the board that he thought a meeting should be arrged Mr. further annexations of residential areas to the City of Rifle. Director Sours asked that r�o aVlXon be acted for a report on land for a school sitehe status of the board's offerpurchase It was moved by Director Sours to go into executive session. Seconded; by Director Dawson. Voting was as follows: Adams, yes; Boulton, yes; Dawson, yes; Sours, yes. Motion carried. d Director Sours moved to come out of executive session. Seco,dedsby Director Boulton. Voting as follows: Adams, yes; Boulton, yes; Dawson, yes; Sours, yes. Motion carried. The meeting adjourned at 1:45 A.M. President Date Approved Secretary RIFLE ANNEXATIONS VIX LAND EXECUTIVE SESSION ADJOURNED