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BEFORE THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF
GARFIELD COUNTY, COLORADO
PETITION FOR EXEMPTION
Pursuant to
the Subdivision
Section 2.02.01
c.R.s. (re73)
Regulations of
(d) and 3.02.01
Section 30-28-t0l
Garfield County,
the undersigned'
(10) (a)
Col orado,
In support of this petition, the petitioner also submits the following:
6 Map drawn to sca'le showing proposed lot
- subdivision and access
W{ Copv of deed(c) Vi ci ni ty l'lap(d) State on source of dorBstic water(e) Statenent on nethod of sewage disposal(f) 100 year floodplain information where
Iive stream crosses or adjqiJls-tlid tract(s) Fee in the amount of $ 5 J -:
(h) Evidence of the soil til
Submitted at Glenwood Springs, Colorado, thi t F\fry x%a ' , 18/.
*?ru,/E< gdqaft*,q_- ,{/Z mffiilQor,
(d) as amended, and
January 2, 1979
respectfully petitioners the
Board of County Cormissioners of Garfield Courity, Colorado, to exempt by resolu-
tion the division ot-?O acre tract of land into Z tracts of
approximately 3€ &1.,d { acres each, more or less, from the difinltions of
"subdivision" and "subdivided
(1973) Section 30-28-10l (a) -
for the reasons stated below:
land" as the terrs are used
(d) and the Garfield County
and defined in C.R.S.
Subdivision Regul ations,
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Telephone Number
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scs-220 (0-661
= oun sott
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SOIL CHAHACTI]NISTICS
Depth to bedrr:ck
Texture
Surface
Subsoil
Substratum
Unified Classification
Permeabilit,y
Percent coarse fragments
(greater thaq 3 inqhes)
Sallnity (scxtor e 25'c)
pH (surface)
Shrink-swe11 Potential
Potential frost-action (surface)
Flood Hazard
Hydrologic Group
Corosivity Sleel (uncoated )
Concrete
DEGREE & KIND OF LIMITAT]ONS
(O is SlighL, M is Mo<Jerale,
Septie Tank Absorption Fields
S is Sev
Morc
Loam
60 inches
Clay loa.ur
Loa.rn
ML' CIJ
Ivlod.erate
0
6.5 to 7.)+
Mod.erate
Low
None
3
High
Mod.erate
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Sewage Lagoons
Sanitary Landfill 1'rench
Area
Shallow Excavations
Dwel-lings w,/basements
w/0 basemenls
Local Boads & Streets
SUITABILITY AS A SOURCE 0F...
Daily Cover for LandfiIl
Roadfill
, Sand
l
, Gravel
i Topsoil
J
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SUBJECT TO CHANGE. NOT TO BE
Poor Slope
Fair Slope, low strength
Unsui ted
Unsui ted
Poor Slope
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S
CU
S
S
S
S
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S
Slope
Slope
Slope
Slope
Slope
Slope
Slope
Slope
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SOIL CHARACTIRISTICS
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Depth to bedrock
TexLure
Surface
Subsoil
SubstraLum
Unified Classification
Permeabilit y
Percent coanse fragmenls
(greaLcr thaq 3 inchcs)
Salinity (ECxlor @ 25"C)
pH (surfaee)
Shrink*swe.II PoLential
PolenLla] frost-acti-on (surface)
Flood Hazard
Hydrologic GrouPcorrosivitY ::::l.l:'coated )
DEGREE & KIND OF LII'IITATIONS
(o is slight, M is Moderate,
Septic Tank AbsorPLion FieLds
Sewage Lagoons
SauitarY Landfill Trench
Area
More than 50 inches
Stony 1oa.rn
Gravelly sand.y 1oa.n
Very gravelly fine san(1r 1oa,m
GM, SU
Ivlod cr:a.tc 1.y t'it1-ri,d
Oto2!
6.6 to 7.h
.Low
Low
None
B
High
LoW
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S
S
M
S
S
S
S
D
Shallow Excavations
Dwe]Iings w,/basements
w,/0 basements
Local Roads & Streets
SUITABILITY AS A SOURCE 0F...
Daily Cover for Landfill
fioadfill
Sand
Gravel
Topsoil
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SUBJECT TO CHANGE. }IOT TO BE USED
Slope
Slope
Seepage
Slope
Slope, small stones
:j
Slope
Slope
Slope
Pooq sna1l stones, sloPe
I,'ir.i t', l.ll oire
UnsulL ed
Unsuited.
Poor SmaII stones, slope, excess line
IN PLACE OF ON-SITE INVEST]GATION
ay1,-q.f6*5..u_.i.*,,-...;,.,. .,
x10E-potts-rl<Jerclnso r-'onr511r:x, r,., Lr; ,)r, pe r,(:0r-)L slr.rJrr:s. Thesc.
strongly slopi-ng Lo hirly soils are on mesas, arluviar rans, and val,ey
niri.rslofresl . Ir,Jlrvlll.i.tr y,;11,1i"g,,. f'r.r.,,,, r,,{)o() 1.,; (t,,to() f.r.r;1.. ,l,lrr_: lrvr.r.,rl:.(,
annuar pr'cc'ilril';il'ir,n j': abcluL Ill irrr:lrcr;, l.lir';i\,(,l.itjrr.irlrr,:rr rri' t.t:rr,gy,;1 lr11.gis ;tbouL ll6 <Jegrer.:lr l'., ;rrrd l.hc, ;rv()r,;ri_:(, I.r,,,;;1 _l.r,cr: I,,.r,iorj il; ;rt,r,rit. l;10days The pott soir- rnakes up about 60 pe.cenL of the mapping uniL and
occupies the srightly concave portions of the landscape. rlderonso soil*.rvuL.:f,8. aJ"U
makes up aboul J0 pereent of the mappi.g uniL and occupies the sLeeper,
break-like areas
rnc,uded with the soil in rnapping are smarr. a.eas of Mor.var and
Lazear soils which make up r-0 t,o 1g percent, of t'e nrapping unit. Morvalsoil is found at t'he higher elevatiohs wit.rr.i rr t-ire uniL and Lazear soilis found in areas of, shaLlow soi l cir:pt_lr.
The potts soil i.s ricep;rncl wr,J1 <lr.;rit1t:<.1 . l1- 1..r.merl in eolian
materials on alluvium lrom sandstone, shale, or basal-t. Typically,
thq surface layer of the potts soil is b.own r.anr;rbout.4 inclre.s,rick.
The subsoil is reddish brown I iilhL cl riy Ioam ;iirorr t, Ztl inc;hes Lhi.ck. J,ht:
substratum is pirrkis)"i wrrjLe ,l cxrrri Lh;rt. cxr r-rrrrr.:r 1.. ;r irt:1rt.l: or. more Lha.
60 inches.
depth
runo ff'
PerrneabiliLy of ilre pot,Ls soil is
is 6O inches or rrore. Av;:j jablc
1Ii tl(i(rirrryl ;11,1 1.l,rc ct.Ol.:ir:rr lt;rz.;ir,tJ
rootin6
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Xl0E-Pot,Ls-1 ldef'cnso complex
' t:rti ' 1t- I'ormed irl verY
The Ildefonso soil is deep and wel1 dt'r-t t Itt
amounLs of eolian naLerial
lous basaltie alluvium and srnall amounl:r ur svrr
slrongly earcareous ud>dr ""' *:-
rr': T r;^{'nn':'o soi f is brown stony }oam
iurface layer ofl Lire Jldel'onso sorr 1r vr
TyPlcaIlY, tne sur'r dus rur !"
lrrfacelayerisbrownsLonytoamabouL6
abouL ? inches t'hj ck ' The subs
inches thick. Th" urrcler,}ying nrat,et.ilr] i s wlr j.t,C V0I.} :;Lr,orrg}y calcareotrl.;
LlraL extends to a depth ol rnore than 60 inches '
'""' =r""'-":::;rr,
or rhe rlder.on:;o soil is rnrpid. Erreetj-ve rooilng
: 1^hr '' t't:r1 t'r i'lrliac j t'y is 1ow ' Surf'erceilalllr' wrtl't:r r';tl'
depthis20t,o30irr<,:htcs.Av;trIi.l(),lt:}w(1l,\;r
' ort lt;tii';'tr''cl -i s ntc;tit:t'aLc '
runoff is medium and the el'olil
rrg arrd
Thesesoilsar.eusedmalnlyforlirriiled}ivest,ockgr,aztl
for wildl if e krabiLat 'I vr
;;" nat'ive vegetat'ion on Llte Polts soil is nrairrly bluebunch
whealSrass, wesLern Wlrcrrl-6"r,as:;, 11i'1rri 1r'::rrrrl t'lt.tl;trJ, lleva.a irnd iiarirltrer'8'
' g sagebrush' 1ow l';ibbiLbrush' and servicu-
bluegrass, fIt;trb;rne' luPine' bi
berry.Thenativeveget,ationonthel}delonsosclilismainlypinyonpine
rry vclllet'at'ion is 1nc1 j an ri ce5qlass ' needl e-
and Utah .iuniPer ' Tlre urrderst'c
andthread,beardlessuheaL6r''jllls'junegr';is;s'sLemlc+s:;goldenueed']ow
ptr}ox, ser,vic't,heI.r,y, Ilit,1,r.t,tlt.lIi1lI' lll()llllt.;l,itrttr;l}rtl11;lny, i,rl(] b-i[3 l;1,'114t:brtlsh.
vihen Lhe vegetali_on delerioraLes urrcier" Lhc pirryon, pirie ' itrttl jutrt i"rt
^arnaodfor'bsandwoodyshrubsincrease.oversLory, grasses almost disappear and forbs
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Proper&razrn-managementmaintainszinc]inrprovesrangecondiLionon
bcrth s,r'1i:;' 'Sr'rr:rlirill on l'l-rc ]rot't'sl lioil il; it 3''riOrJ pt';rct'ice or) l;1opes less
than 15 ]re.cenL i-{' LIrt-' !':1lrl"'t'i l l; itr 1't'r)r' r'r )'rrl t 1 i' 'lr - llrril';rt'l' l'1;rrtt':r {''rl'
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,,,.,.Ror suceessful seedings, a goocl pracLice is L<"r prerpane er seedbed and,,, :iiil;idiitl the seed. Brush management on the Potts soil will improve deterior-'1 .
j. ."i;rr.t . .i.. . ..t'l;r,:iii'',a'ted range sites LhaL are producing more woody shrubs than common).y found
.ll:r::.t ' .-l,,r";- .d,n the native pIant, communiLy. Proper, managernent of the vegetaLion on
ir.,{ 1i . ,' ,
fri",ltt fhe lldefonso soil maintains a wood producL and grazing va1ue. SeJective.,,,
thinning of Lhe pinyon, pine, arnd jrrniper overst.ory improve-s Lhe under-
iI ... ,.
ir , ' , atory ,for grazin6 and provides fir'ewood, liosLs, ancl Chrj"sLmas tr.ees.
rl.defonso soil is suiLed to the proclucfion of pinyon pine and. 1 1,. :;' ,'I',1',,1;,i.'.;:t:.1r; ,"ri' 'Utah Juniper. It is capable of produeing 9 conds of wood per acre when
t:lfiel'stanO, a'Ltains an average djamerter (at a heigirt of one foot) of five
'r\i,li,.56q5es'ifor trees over Ll.5 feeL hi64h. 'l'he low available waLer capacity
r,'rtiliir.r;;,:r '. I
l,lt*n 'lhruuence tree seertling survival.
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,,jii.ili,; , ..;qur*ey, chukar. , gray squirrel , cot tontai 1 rabbit , and some pheasant .r,i rl ,l:#' .';$;r';,.,,1 Potent,ial eommunity development is rimited by steep slopes of iliisi ilirr, i"i: ' ''iI,1.:-,f ,.i,1,,;:i .
ii'i.i.i,;1]i'; , mapping unlt and the high content of stones and lime in the rrdefonso
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;.1 .' i , ,. ' soll. The Potts soil is limited for community development by steepii .i :';^ ,i; ,1, ,1'i ' .r, ;;,,,,, . .
i...,r, glopeB, low strength, and piping. Structures to divert
l:riilr..i, i'. r,' "
i;,i,iy:1,,j',runoff are needed to minimize gullying and erosion. Capability subclass
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SOIL CHARACTERISTlCS
Depth to bedrock
Texture
Surfacei Subsoili Substratum
Unified Classifi caLion
Permeability
Percent coarse fragments
(greater thaq I inehes)
Sallnity (PcxtoJ O z5"c), PH (surface)
Shrink-swe1l Potential
Potentlal frost-acLion (surface)
Floodr Hazard
HydroJ"ogic Group
Corrostvity SLeeI (uncoat,ed )
ConcreLe
I
DECREE & KIND OF LIMITATIONS
.,. (0 is Slight,, M is Moderate, S is
Septic Tank Absorption Fields
Ser^tage Lagoons
Sanitaly Landfill Trench
Area
Shallow ExcavaLions
Dwellings w./basements
w/0 basements
' l,ocal Hoads & Streets
SUITABILITY AS A SOUFCE 0F...
Daily Cover for Landfill
Foadf1l1
Sand
0ravel
Topsoll
v, ,15
SUBJECT TO CHA}IGE. NOT TO BE
Sura.ll stoneg, slope
lil ope
Small stones, sloper excess
More tham 60 inches
Stony loa.m
Gravelly sand.y loam,
GM, [;Ii
I-tlode r,ate.ly ra.pid
o-25
7 .9-B .l+
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Low
None
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IIigh
Low
very gravelly
sandy locun
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C
S
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S
Slope
Slope, seepage
ljucpi"r6e
Slope
Snall stones, slopes
Slope
Slope
Slope
Poor
li'air
l'oo t'
I'oot'
Poor
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j43ae-rtaefonso stony 1oam, 5 to z5 percent slopes. This deep,
wefl d.rained., mod.erately sloping to hilly soil is on mesas, benches,
and val-]ey sideslopes. rt formed. in mixed" alluviurn, pri-mari-ly of
basalt origin. A thin cap of reddish cololed eo]-ian soil. rnaterial
is found intermittently on this soit. Efevation rar-]ges from 5,ooo
to 6r$oo feet. The .:.vera43e arrnual lrrecipitation is about lJq irrches,
the avel.a.6',c lilrrl-la.[ ir..i .r.' Lrrur],t,r.r';r. t,rrl'e, .i s J1(, rlr:,,r;r.r.-,t:u ,1,'. , ;.urd t,lru ;rv(,r.i-qjo
frost-free period .is about IZS days.
flrpioally, the sulfacc' -l ayur iu Lrrsrwrr sturry L<.tun abauL 2 irrr:lr.r:,r
thick. The srtbsurface layer js hr.'owrr lil,on.y 1or:lnr er.bout 6 iriches tl rii:k.
fhe urcle-r'ly.irrg mirtgr'.i al -iu wiri-l;c, vL, l'y r,: L()n.y l();r.rl l,lriLl ill vlr..y rrl,r'trtr1;Iy
calc&r'eous arid. exbentls to i. clcl,'l,lr c-rtr' rrrc,r.e. Llrarr b0 inches.
With this soil- in mapping are smal1 ar.eas of
soils. [hese soi]-s are on the less sloping part
up I to 1! percent of the mapping area.
Perureability of the lldefonso soil is rapid..Effective rooting
is low. Surfaced.epth is 20 to JO inches. Avai_1able water capacity
runoff is mediurn and erosion hazard i_s uod.er.ate.
fldefonso soil is used" rnainly for fivesLock 6razing and for wifd-
life habitat.
Potts and Ascal-on
of the unit and. nrake
U Liilrfhe native vc'getartion on tiris sojl is nainly liilyon lirre
juniper. The urrrjerl:tory vr,,;t;t,;rl;iorr cr,rr::iril;s ,rf lrr,li,-rrr ricr,.,r.;;.
afldth-r'ead, bearrlles;s wheat6r'cl.ss, jrlrrcglLrl:s, sl;cll.l css golrlcriwr)i,(l , 1ow
phlox, serviceberry, bitterb,rr:sh, ilourrta.innaliog.lrry, eutd big sa5ebnsh.
hJltl;-lldefonsc: storly loaru
Irrhgn 'Lite vct]o1,&t i r.rIr <li:1,r..,r'i o r';r1,r.rlr r-lr rrl.t-.r' l,ire Ii.r'ryon- jurripr: r, fl]'ilnlr('lr
almost disappear and f,:rbs lrr.Ld. woc-,d.y s;h.rubs irrcrease. Proper urartageurellt
of the veggtat jclri ot) 1;lrilr so.i I wi I I rrrititrLirirr ir. wood 1rt'ot"lu<;l lurd gt';t',',itr,";
va]"ue. Selectj.ve thj"rrrrirr,,.,; o['t;irr,,: J;irr.yr'-lrr pilrc a,ncl juliper ovr.'r.'story
imprclves the vafue'of tire uriderstory for grazing ald provides firewood,
posts, artd Christrnns trees.
[hj.s eoi-1. is suited- to t]re pro(tuotion of lririyotr pine;urd Utah jurril'
ft is capable of producin6 9 co"r'd.s ol'wood 1)(:\r'ilcl'e when the stand
attains an avera3e d.ia;neter (at one foot) of five inches for trees
over l+.5 feet in height. The fow available water capacity cafl influerrct-'
tree seedlirrg surwival .
Wil6life using this soil for habitat incl-ud-e mule d'eer, chukar,
wild turkey, gray squirrel, a.r:d coltc,rrta'il rabbit-
Ild.efonso soj.l is i ini.i turl I'r.rr corruruLr,i ty clcvr..'.loI)rltt'nt by au lr.lif:
content of sfone. ft j$ ea.,.,:iJ.y r-:r:c.rdr.:c1 a:.ncl st.t:uc.:tr:res to divert r'lrnoff
,.,,, :i,r ;. : are needed. for errqr roads corrsbructed. on titis soil-. Capability sub-
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SOIL C}IAIiACTERISTICS
Depth Lo bedrock
Texture
Surface
Subsoil
Substratum
Unified CLassification
Permeability
Pereent coarse fragmenls
(greater than 3 inches)
Salinity (Ecxt a1 @ z5oc)
pH (surface)
Shrink-sweIl Fotential
PotenLial frost*action (surface)
Flood Hazard
Hydrologic Group
Corosivlty SLeel ( unco;rLccJ )
Concrete
DEGREE & KTND OF' LIMITATIONS(0 is Slight, M is ModeraLe, S is
Septic Tank l"bsorption Fields
Sewage Lagoons
Sanitary Landfill Trenclr
Area
Shallow Excavations
Dwellings w/basements
w/0 basements
Local. Foads & Streets
SUITABILITY AS A SOURCE OF...
Datly Cover for Landfill
Roadftll
Sand
Gravel
ToPPoiL
llore tlrarr
LOil,ttt
Ciay loarn
Lolrm
ML, CL
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S Slope
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Slope
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Low strength, slope
Low strength, slope
0
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lOD-Fotts Ioam, 6 to tZ percent 1;.l1"rpos. This r1i:ep, well d.rained,
moderately sloping lo rollj-r'rg so-i1 is r:r, nc,ite-rj, bcn<:ires and val1ey
sideslopes. It f'ormed in eoliarr nraterials: on al,l.uv,:-rrm from sandstone,
shale, or b:"sa1t. Elevatiort riirtg(:u l'rorn 5r()00 Ltt J .OOO fect. The
average annnal precipitation is about l\ inches. The average annual
air temperatu.re is about 46 degrees F., and t,he avor-age frost-free
period is atrout 120 ciays.
Typically, the surface Iriycr is brc,wn loam nbout 4 inches thick.
The subsoil is reddish bror,m light cray loam aboui 24 j.nches thick.
?he subslraturn is pinki.sh white loam r:xlt:nding Lo a tlr:plh of more
than 5O ,i nches.
Includccl wit,h this sojl in 4apping arr,, lnrril. I ir r'(':u: ,.1' Kin,
01ney and Ildefonso soils which make up 10 to I! percent of the
napping unit. These soils have slopes of 5 to tZ percent.
Permeability of the Potts soil -is mode:-ate. Effective rooting
depth is 5O inches or more. Available water capacity is high.
Surface runoff is medium and the erosion hazard is rnoderate.
This soil i.s used mainly for livest,ock grazing, wildlife halritat,
and some dryland farming. ltrheat, barley, arrd oals ai"e (lrops on the
areas that are farmed. Minimum contour t'illage and stubble mulching
t^ri1l help to prevenL excessive erosrion. The Potts soil is oasl1y
t;rorlerd attd very nrst:er1rt, ilr I o t,ri J,i 1ri rr1'.
hp
./''-i'"'.:
,t: .. , '
lOD-Potts loam
The native vegetation on this soil isr mainly bluebunch wheat,-
8rB$s, wrlllt,crn wltr:atfir'rrnsr nor:dJ cnnrlt.hrciril , ,'trrtl lri11 lrir,;1,-rllrtts:h.
When ttie range condibiorr dt.lLcr-i orrrLt'l;, 1"or"bl; rirtd woody s;hrubs
increase. When the range is jn poor corrdition, undesirable ueeds
and annual plants are nrunerous. Proper gra.zing management improves
and maintai,ns rnrrgc conriition. Itorlur:t, ior irr Iu'rx:h lmproves dcterior-
ated range sites. Seeding is a good prac:tice if the range is in poor
condition. Suitable plants for seerling a.re crested wheatgrass,
western wheatgrass, and Russian wildrye. For successful seeciings,
a good practice is to prepare a seedbed and drill the seed.
Potts soil has potential for community and recreational develop-
ment. The main limitations for thcsc uscs are 1ow str.ength, piping,
and frorit-lu,av(:. Dr.lcll ings and l'oi:rdrs clarr lrc cicsign,'ri t,o cornl,.:rrl',lrt,e'
for these limitations. Communi-ty sewage systems are needed if the
populatron density increases. Capability subclass fVe.
itoii.,,,
!t
lvRJ-5.Rcv. 76
Application rnusl
be complete wherc
applicable. TYPg or
print in BLACK
lNK. No ovorstrikes
6Tarasurse unless
initialed.
C
} REPLACEMENT FOR NO.(
(I OTHER
WATER COURT CASE NO.
sl'HE h'r
CITY
TELEPHONE
rN.s,IE.W
(3I WATER USE AND WELL DATA
Proposed maximum pumping rate (gprnl
Average annual amount ol ground water /9c t?/:to be appropriated tacre'feet):
Number of acres to be irrigated:A/o AJE
Proposed total dEpth (feetl:2o o /=f
Aquiler ground water is ro b€ obtained from:
Sa-ars/ 5:2rr'3
Owner's well designation
GROUND WATER TO BE USED FOR:
('-l urvesrocK (2) ( ) IRRIGATIoN (61
( } COMMERCIAL (4} il MUNICIPAL (8)
CO IADO DIVISION OF WATEB BESOI'
81g Csn.cnnial Bldg., 1313 Sherman St, Denver' Colora'
PERMIT APPLICATIoN FORry!
a(Y) A PERMIT TO USE GBOUND WATER
i?i a PERMIT To coNSTRUCT A wELL
FOn: (7) A PERMIT ro INSTALL A PUMP
ES
80203
Dist.
- @UNTY 23
1q Ll
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RECEiV'I]
JUN 2 1 tgTy
WATER RESOURCES
SIAIE ENGIIIEERi coro
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FOR OFFICE USE DO NOT WRITE IN THIS COLUMN
(2)
c,,unq G,qrQ tstEl/ r'
-*,tajprilr' %, Section
;;; '- S., nne. ?,f -u,lfr p.u.
This well shall be used in such a way as to cause
no maierial iniury to existing water.righr'-The
iiirunct ot tne ietmit does not-assure the applicant
ttiit no injury'will occur to another vested water
iigtt ot prbclilde another owner of a vested water
right tro;n seeking relief in a civil court action'
l.PpnovED PIIaSUTXT TO CRS 19?3. g?-92-602
(g) (b) (rr) ffr rEE ol{LY XELL Or A TBACI
or-dr'rcnns 0B llonr DnsrcuarlD s-&-
ACBES tX .tza r- f"uZ., ga.- t+
r. 7 5.,. /?, e;a/.7 6 f./(,/: .
.IPPBOTED TIOB DOIESTIC USE, IilCIUDIre ME
rnRrcAuof, or ror ovm oilE acm or Bom
G mEf,S .ltrD I"[mtS.
Receiptnr/tt74o/ t
APPLICATION APPROVED
5-ur
( I HOUSEHOLD USE ONLY'no irrisation (0)
(xr DoMESflg (1!- ! I IlPy^s^r5.rLf I:l
n OTHER (9I
DETAIL THE USE ON BACK IN (11)
, {,14},pRlLLER
Name
sr*1 fua*7tr. auf, &o.td
Telephone No.Z-Jt9- (o z,t Lic. No.7y7
Cir
BY
t.D
ts
(5) THE LOCATION OF THE IRC -SED WELL.and the area on
which the water will be uscd must be indicated on the diagram below.
Uss the CENTER SECTION (l section, 640 acres) for the well location.
(6)
by distances frorn section lines.
/ 26' fr. from 'on-Th scc.5no(north or routh)
<'O fr. from Lo E 5 f sec. line(G.rt or w.rt)
LOT-BLOCK " FILING r
SUBDIVISION
tlre nnly wcll on thas trllr;? yE<
(8) PROPOSED CASING PROGRAM
Plain Casing
7 ,n. rrom a n.o 3o s.
/ tn.rrom d fi.o/fo n.
Perlorated casing
/ -in.rrom
'fiy' tt.oZd o n.
in. from ft. to- ft.
(9) FOB REPLACEMEI.,IT WELLS sivc<Iislancc
and direction from old well and plans for plugging
ir:
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Thu scale of rhe diagram is 2 inches * I mile
Each small escnts 40 acres.
WATER EOUIVALENTS TABLE lRounded Figurcsl
An acn-foot covorl I acrc of land 1 toor daGpt cubic foot pcr racond (cfsl . . . 44g gatlonr pcr minute lgrpmlA lamily of 5 will rer;uiro aplnoximaroty I ocio.foot of wi'icr lrer Voar.I acre-fool . . . 43.56Ocubic fccr . . . 32S.9OO gotlmr.
t,OOO gpm wmp€d continuourly lor one dry ioducar 4.42 acre.feer.
LOCATED Owner:
i10) LAND ON WHTCH GROUND WATER Wt!_L BE U9ED:
No. of acres:
i-egal description:4/"8
'a ,//
fl1,
syrtcm to be ured.Es/2,
of the use of ground water:Hourehold use and/:LL wellr must indicate typ€ of disposal
""ic
y'/5' c!
",/./7 .D z dtsrt
;12} OTHER WATER RIGHTS
Typo or rightVqr74z/ T3 Description of land on which used/, oE 2 (/o itz.z*S ,
used on this land, including rryells. Give Registration and Water Court Case Numbers.
Used for (purpose)
tvoT CaPT*a.JS y'Z,t2
13) THE APPLICANT(SI STATE(S} THAT THE INFORM.ATION SET FORTH HEREON ISTRUE TO
I6NATURE .NDPL'CA{VT$I
OF HIS KNOWLEDG
t.
Urc rdtlitional sheetr ol paper if more space is required.
,d@6au
Recordeil "t......2.!".',..........o'clock.....L.:..u.,
August 26 1-97L
Receptiou u"... ?. 29..F.9F-E.l] g
. P-! 9- Ph-9-'-t.? r...,....Recorder.
RECOITDEB'S STAMP
Book 422
Page 167
Tros Dnro, Made thie 31st
'IP
,T l betroen
doy of JulY
SUSAN E. MCLANE,i "*nfHUR L. McLANE and
:; I:; :a.
t. ,
$llt 00cllrtilTlnY ttt
AUG 26ls/f
'Li#- cuoncn
of thc
Garfie ld
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rl i, 'r:
Coun8 of Garf le ld and State of Colorado, to wit:beln8 in tbe
NEtNWt, See. 15, Tp. 7 S., R. 95 W,, o{ thg 6tfi P.M. togetherNfJ?$Ur?t Dst I !r"r, LV. ' u'I
wfitr l'shares oi the Battlement Water Suppl;i;h f'shares oi the Battiement Water Supply Company and the
*"i""-riitttt -represeltgd thereby, .1tq-_l0 *"1i.:- I":!-:I 11lE"'pEi *i""E" of time, Priority No: 80 out of Shut,t Ditch No.
5: in Water District No. 45.
TOGEIIIEEB rith 8ll and singular the hereditanentc and appurtenances thereunto belonging, or in anyrilc
appertaining, t;,e reversion and reyersions, remainder snd rGmainders, rents, issues and profitg thereol; and all the
"ii,", *ia, utle, tnterest, claim anil demand whatsoever of tbe ssid part ies of the flrrt part, either ln law or
.cqdty, o,f, la end to thc rborye bargalned pr.emlr€6, wtth tbo heredltemente and appurtenauces'
TO E.AYE AND TO IIOLD the said premises above bargainerl and descrlbed, with the oppurteuancea, unto the rgid
partiea of the second part, their heirc and assigrr foreven And the said part ie S of the ftrgt part, for t'hgm
rcl V€S , thelilrs, executors, and administrstors do eoyenant, gront, bargsin and agree to and with the
said partler of thE gecond part, iheir heirs and asslgns, tbat at the time of the ensealing and dellvery of theae pres-
eutr they aroell seized of the premlses above eonveyed, a! of good, ture, perfect, sbeoluto anrl inddeodble
ertrte of hherltanee, in law, in fee dmple, and ha Ve Sood rigbt, full power rnd hwful authorlty to grant, brr-
grtr, rctl rnd convey the ssme in manner and fom afotueld, and that the reme are free end clear from oll fotuer
and otler grants, bargains, seles, liens, taxel, alsessmentr and eneumbrancec of rhetever kind or nature soever'
exceDE reservations contained in United St,ates PatenE, easellEnts
""a ifgntt of way of recordr oil and gas leases of record and
T97L DroDerEv taxes
*"d th" .[* trrg1iri.A pre.igec in the qutot and poacerble porresrton of the said parties of the recond port, thcir
heirs s,d aaelgas, agialnst dl aad ovety ponon or peasona lewfully clalming or to cleim the whole o! any pert thereot,
the ;aid prrt ie S ol tbe lhrt part rhall antl wtll ItrABBANT AND FOBEVEB DEFEND.
IN WITNESS WEEREOF tle aaid pcrt ieS of the flrst part ha v€ hereunto aettheinsnas rnd
resl S th€alayandyaarfirrtabovewrltten.
Stpcd, gGtlod amd Delivorcd ln the Prerence of
srATE OF COLOBADO, i.".
Cormty or Garf ield
The forcgoing lnstrument was ecknowledged belore me this
to Tluyr Arthur L. Mclane and Susan
rl'.,
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l'r
31stE. Mclane.
My conmiesion expirec Jan. 5
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BRADFORD PUALISHTNO CO., DEXVEB
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EXEMPTION
NAME
PURPOSE OF EXEMPTION:
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QUALIFICATIoN FoR S.B. 35
WATERzZzrzsZ?/ (- zZtZ/. '
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DIV. 0F WATER RES0URCES RESPONSE 7 ,a 1$
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CHECK LIST:
l/ FEE PAID ($so +t.00/acre for each parcel created under 35 acres)
r r{AP showing proposed lots and access
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MAP
, - 100 yr floodplain info.
(/ SOIL MP
a/a tF corrnunity water, Ietter of approval from governing body
COMMENTS:
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