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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2.0 Correspondence• GARFIELD COUNTY Building and Planning July 10, 1995 Mr. Jeff Deatherage Water Resources Engineer Office of the State Engineer 1313 Sherman Street, Room 818 Denver, CO 80203 RE: Simmons Subdivision Exemption (Sec. 24 T5S R9OW) Sahula Subdivsion Exemption (Sec. 30 T6S R94W & Sec. 25 T6S R95W) Parrington Subdivision Exemption (Sec. 6 T6S R92W) Dear Jeff: Please find enclosed applications for subdivision exemption from F. Peter Simmons, Peter Sahula and John & Nila Parrington. The applicants are proposing to split their parent parcels into smaller parcels through our exemption process. Your office has taken the position that because the County uses the authority provided in C.R.S 30-28-101 (10)(d) as the basis for the process, that any lot approved through the process is an exempt well. The process is set up by the County to require the applicant to prove that they are eligible for a well permit without County approval being in place first. If the proposed applications could be approved without using the previously noted statutory authority by means of having adequate augmentation water or falling under another exempt well criteria, the Board will accept the source of domestic water as being a legal source. Please review the applications as if they were a "minor subdivision". 109 8th Street, Suite 303 945-8212/625-5571/285-7972 Glenwood Springs, Colorado 81601 The public meetings before the Board of County Commissioners will on August 8th for Simmons and Parrington, and on August 14th for Sahula. I have included a copy of a sketch plan of the proposed exemption parcels and water documentation for your reference. If you have any questions, feel free to give me a call. Sincerely, Mark L. Bean, Director Building & Planning Department Enclosures • • GARFIELD COUNTY Building and Planning November 3, 1995 Tamara Cunningham Colorado State Engineers Office Division of Water Resources 1313 Sherman Suite 818 Denver, Colorado 80203 Re: Peter Sahula Exemption Resolution No. 82-21 Dear Tamara; This faxed letter is in response to a question your office had regarding the County's recognition of the change in legal descriptions for a 10 ac. tract of land created by exemption and approved by Resolution No. 82-21. Garfield County does not require any formal recording of documents for lots approved by exemption, but never recorded by deed. In other words, the person owning the property that contains the property described in the resolution. may file a deed that describes the property in a different configuration, without going through any formal procedure. By this letter, I am saying that the proposed reconfiguration of the 10 acre parcel described in Resolution No. 82-21, by Peter Sahula, is legal under the County's regulations and requires no additional action on the part of Garfield County. If you have any additional concerns, I will try to address them as quickly as possible. Si cerely, Mar L. Bea Director Building & Planning Department xc: Sahula Exemption file Post -it® Fax Note��11 7671 Date f,//� p# oges/ / To%o. M 7 C 'GetY iro /?/ v.. ,From {� /.. , 06,eoci Co./ J 't. k ow/ / -4,6 Co. (4," Phone #/pp /_ 35.Q7 Phone# T c _ 2/2._ Fax# Fax#