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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1.0 Application.pdfGARFIELD COUNTY 04 Bu ilding & Planning Department ~-Id ~ -r·· 108 8 th Street, Su ite 201 Glenwood Springs, Colorado 8 1601 Telephone: 970.945 .8212 Facs imile : 970 .384 .3 470 www.garfield-county.com Conditional Use Permit GENERAL INFORMATION (To be compl eted by the ap plicant.) );>Street Address I General Location of Property: App roxi mately 17 mil es NW of the Town of Parachute off of Count y Road 215 and Garden Gu lch Road (Pri vate ) );>Legal Description: Located in the SE/4 SE/4 , Section 32, T 5S, R96W , 61h PM );>Existing Use & S ize of Property in acres : --"-88"--'0'-"a=c"""'re"--"s'--_______ _ );>Description of Conditional Use Requested : Construct ion and ope rati on of warehouse facilities/storage area (warehouse building permit to be filed se parat ely) );;;>-Zone District: Resource/Lands (R/L) );>Name of Property Owner (Applicant): Be rry Pet roleum );>Address : 950 17th Street. Suite 2400 Telephone: 303 -82 5-334 4 );>City: De nver State: CO Zip Code: 80202 FAX: 303-6 33-1827 );>Name of Owner's Representative, if any (Attorney, Planner. etc): Amy Stoodt, Marathon Oi l Company );>Address: 743 Horizon Ct. Ste . 220 Telephone: 97 0-245-5233 x 22 25 );>City: Grand Junction State: CO Zip Code : 81506 FAX: 970-245 -62 87 STAFF U$E ONLY );>Doc. No .: Date Submitted : TC Date : --------------- );>Planner: Hearing Date: I. APPLICATION SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS As a minimum, specifically respond to all the following items below and attach any add itiona l information to be submitted with this application : 1. Submit plans and specifications for the proposed use includ ing the hou rs of operation , the number and type of veh icles accessing the site on a daily, weekly and/or monthly basis, and the size of any existing and/o r proposed structures that will be used in conjunction with the proposed use. Please submit the specific information in narrative form and be specific. 2 . If you will be using water or will be treating wastewater in conjunction with the proposed use , please detail the amount of water that would be used and the type of wastewater treatmen t. If you will be utilizing well wa ter, please attach a copy of the appropriate we ll permit and any other legal water supply information, including a water allotment contract or an approved water augmentation plan to demonstrate that you have legal and adequate water for the proposed use. 3. Submit a site plan /map drawn to scale that portrays the boundaries of the subject property, all existing and proposed structures on the property, and the County or State roadways w ith in one (1) mile of your property. If you are proposing a new or expanded access onto a County or State roadway, submit a driveway or highway access permi t. 4. Submit a vicinity map showing slope I topography of your property, for whic h a U.S .G.S. 1 :2 4,000 scale quadrangle map will suffice. 5. Submit a copy of the appropriate portion of a Garfield County Assesso r's Map showing all subject property and public and private land owners adjacen t to your property (wh ich should be delineated). In addition, submit a list of all property owners, private and pu blic landowners and their addresses adjacent to or within 200 ft. of the site. This information can be obtained from the Assessor's Office. We will also need the names (if applicable) of all mineral right owners of the subject property. (That information ca n be found in your t itle policy under Exceptions to T itle). 6 . Submit a copy of the deed and a legal description of the subj ect property. 7. If yo u are acting as an agent for the property owner , you must attach an acknowledgement from the property owner that you may act in his/her behalf. 8. Submit an impact statement that specifically responds to each of t he following criteria from Section 5.03 of the Zoning Regulations : (1) Utilities adequate to provide water and sanitation service based on accepted engineering standards and approved by the Board of County Commiss ioners shall either be in place or shall be constructed in conjunction with the proposed use. (2) Street improvements adequate to accommodate traffic volume generated by the proposed use and to provide safe, convenient access to the use shall either be in place or shall be constructed in conjunction with the proposed use. (3) Design of the proposed use is organized to minimize impact on and f ro m adjacent uses of land through installation of screen fences or landscape materials on the periphery of the lot and by location of intensively uti lized areas, access po ints, lighting and signs in such a manner as to protect establi shed neighborhood character. 9. Depending on the type of Conditional Use Permit requested, you may need to respond to additional conditional use review standards in the Garfield County Zoning Resolution Section 5.03. Refer to the Sec tion 5.03 of the Zoning Resolution which can be located on the Garfield County web site at http://www.qarfield-cou nty.com/building and planning/index.htm or call this office. 10. A $400.00 Base Fee: Applicant shall sign the "Ag reement for Payment" form and provide the fee with the application. 11 . Submit 2 copies of this completed application form and all the required subm ittal materials to the Building and Planning Department. Staff wi ll request additional copies once th e conditional use permit application has been deemed technically complete. II. PROCEDURAL REQUIREMENTS (The following steps outline how the Special Use Permit Application review process works in Garfield County.) 1. Submit this completed application form (pages 1-4), base fee, and a ll submittal requirements to the Garfield County Planning Department. It will be received and g iven to a Staff Planner w ho will review the application for technical completeness. 2. Once the application is deemed technically complete, the Staff Planne r w il l send you a letter indicating the application is complete. In addition , Staff will also send you a "Public Notice Form(s)" indicating the time and date of your hearing before the Board of County Commissioners. Prior to the public hearing , Staff will provide you with a Staff Memorandum regarding your requested Conditional Use Permit. (If Staff determines your application to be deficient, a letter will be sent to you indicating that additional information is needed to deem your application complete.) 3. It is solely the Applicant's responsibility to ensure proper noticing occurs regarding the requested Conditional Use Permit for the public hearing. If proper notice has not occurred, the public hearing will not occur. Notice requirements are as follows : a. Notice by publication, including the name of the applicant, description of the subject lot, a description of the proposed Conditional Use and nature of the hearing , and the date, time and place for the hearing shall be given once in a newspaper of genera l ci rculation in that portion of the County in which the subject property is located at least thirty (30) but not more than sixty (60) days prior to the date of such hearing , and proof of publication shall be presented at hearing by the applicant. b. Notice by mail , containing information as described in the paragraph above , shall be mailed to all owners of record as show n in the County Assessor's Office of lots within two hundred feet (200') of the subject lot and to all owners of mineral interest in the subject property at least thirty (30) but not more than sixty (60) days prior to such hearing time by certified return receipt mail, and receipts shall be presented at the hearing by the applicant. c . The site shall be posted such that the notice is clearly and conspicuously vis ible f rom a public right-of-way, with notice signs provided by the Planning Department. The posting must take place at least thirty (30) but not more than sixty (60) days prior to the hearing date and Is the sole responsib il ity of the applicant to post the notice, and ensure that it remains posted until and during th e date of the hearing. 4. The Applicant is required to appear before the Board of County Commissioners at the time and date of the public hearing at which time the Board will cons ider the Condit ional Use request. In addition, the Applicant shall provide proof at the hearing that prope r notice was provided. 5. Once the Board makes a decision regarding the Conditional Use request, Staff will provide the App licant with a signed resolution memorializing the action taken by the Board . Follo wing the Board's approval, this office will issue the Conditional Use Permit to the app li cant. If the Board's approval Includes specific conditions of approval to be met, th is office will not issue the Official Conditional Use Permit certificate until the applicant has satisfied all conditions of approval. The Conditional Use Permit approval is not finalized until th is office has issued the Official Conditional Use Permit certificate signed by the Chairman of the Board of County Commissioners . I have read the statements above and have provided the required attached information which is correct and accurate to the best of my knowledge. Date ih Lc/1;;£ 08 /21/07 (Signatllre of applicant/owner) tf Last Revised: 02/2006 MARATHON OIL COMPANY Piceance Area Operations Lay Down Yard 1. GENERAL PROJECT DESCRIPTION Marathon Oil Company (Marathon), as agent for Berry Petroleum Company (Berry), requests a Garfield County Conditional Use Permit (CUP) for warehouse facilities/storage area (Lay Down Yard) to support its natural gas development activities. The proposed facility is located approx imately 17 miles NW of the Tow n of Parachute at an elevation of approximately 8 ,200 feet (Figure 1 ). The fac ility w ill be accessed v ia Garfield County Road 215 north of the Town of Parachute and then via a seri es of private roads. The relatively remote nature of Marathon 's operations necessitates the constru ction of this facility so that equipment and materials may be stored in a central location . The construction of a lay down yard at this location will min imi ze the need for materials to be transported to the area during times of inclement weat her th ereby increasing the safety of Marathon 's operations. Details of this request along with the information required by Garfield County 's CUP application and Sections 3 .10.01, 5.03, and 9.02 of the Garfield County Zoning Resolution of 1978, as amended, are provided below. Figure 2 provides a compliance matrix identifying the sections of this application that address each of Garfield County's requirements . 2. PROJECT LOCATION AND PROPERTY OWNERSHIP The proposed Lay Down Yard is located on approximately 50 acre s of land lyi ng in the SE/4 of the SE/4 of Section 32 , Township 5 South , Range 96 West , 61h Principal Meridian , Garfield County, Colorado (Figure 1 ). The 50-acre pa rcel is owned by Berry, and is located within a larger 880-acre property owned by Berry. This property is located within the Plateau zone of the Resource/Lands zone district and is not in a platted subdivision. The majority of the adjacent properties are currently undergoing oil and gas development. The nearest municipality is the Town of Parachute, approx imate ly 17 miles southeast, and there are no residences within at least a one -mile rad ius of the site . The location of the proposed Lay Down Yard is on property th at is owned by Berry ; a legal d escription of the property is provided in Appendix A. Copies of deeds demonstrating ownersh ip of this property are also contained in Append ix A. Appendix B contains a letter from Berry designating Marathon as its agent in regard to this application . Copies of the applicable maps from the Garfield County Assessor's Offic e ar e contained in Appendi x C, and a map summarizing the adjacent prop erty ownership is provided in Figure 3. Appendix D provides lists of surface or mineral own e rs t hat Ma ra th o n O il Compa ny 1 Lay Down Yar d C UP Oc tober 2 1 , 2 007 require notification of this application. A signed Agreement to Pay Form is included in Appendix E. 3. DETAILED PROJECT DESCRIPTION This section provides details of the proposed design, operation, and ultimate reclamation of the Lay Down yard . This section addresses all of the requirements specified by the Garfield County Zoning Resolut ion of 1978, as amended, as indicated on Figure 2 . 3.1 Site Design The design for the proposed Lay Dowri Yard is provided in Figure 4. As indicated on this figure, this facility will consist of a disturbed area of approximately 12.36 acres which will primarily be a graded surface that will be utilized for storage of materials and equipment. Note that the proposed facility is associated with natural resources , therefore, the ten (10)-acre size limitation specified in Section 5.03.08(5)(E) of the Garfield County Zoning Resolution of 1978, as amended, is not applicable to this fac ility. The site will be graded so that all precipitation that falls on the location will drain to a retention pond in the southeast corner of the location. Diversion ditches to control surface water will also be located along the perimeter of the pad as shown on Figure 4. Additional detail regarding control of Stormwater runoff is provided later in this section. The perimeter of the location will also be fenced to prohibit access to the facility by livestock and wildlife. The fence will consist on chain 6" chain link fence with 3 strands of barbed wire on top with 24' gates required for access. The facility will be accessed via Garfield County Road 215 and then via the existing Garden Gulch Road and other private roads , including a short access road into the facility off of an existing private road (Figure 4). No new or improved accesses onto a County or State roadway will be required or are being proposed. A 50-foot by 80-foot maintenance building will also be erected at the lay down area and will be a pre-engineered quonset-hut style building set on a concrete foundation. Upon approval of this CUP, a building permit will be submitted for the maintenance building will be submitted to Garfield County and will provide the necessary details regarding the structure and its installation. As shown on Figure 4 , the building w ill be located in excess of 100 feet from the exterior boundary of the property. Construction at the site will begin upon approval of this appl ication and is expected to take approximately 2-3 weeks to complete. Ma rath o n Oil Company 2 Lay Down Ya rd C U P October 2 1 , 20 0 7 3.2 Hours of Use and Traffic Considerations The Lay Down Yard will be accessible to Marathon personnel and contractors 24 hours- a-day, 365-days-a-year. The facility will generally be unmanned; however, daily inspections will be conducted by local operation personnel. An analysis of the traffic anticipated to be generated by this project is provided in Appendix I. As indicated in that analysis, the vehicles that will be hauling materials and equipment to this facility during its operation would normally be hauling the same materials and equipment to individual well locations. Therefore , the frequency of vehicle trips to the site after construction is complete is expected to be similar to the current operational frequency . However, because these materials and equipment can be stock piled at the Lay Down Yard during periods of good weather, the presence of this facility will minimize the need for trucks to deliver during inclement weather, significantly increasing the safety of Marathon's operations . The Lay Down Yard is located approximately 10 miles up Garden Gulch Road, an existing private road off of Garfield County Road 215. The road provides safe and adequate access and egress onto and off of Garfield County Road 215 . The construction of the lay down yard would have minimal direct impact to County Road 215, and street improvements would not be necessary. All construction and operations personnel will park on site and will not block or hinder normal traffic on County Road 215. All activities on this site will be conducted out of the right-of-way of County Road 215, and all loading and unloading of vehicles will be conducted out of the public right-of-way . Marathon is finalizing a comprehensive emergency response plan for all of its operations. When this plan has been finalized, it will be submitted to the Garfield County Emergency Operations Coordinator for review. 3.3 Utilities and Sanitation Electrical power and lighting will be supplied by two portable 6-kilowatt (kw) light plants and one 20-kw generator that will be located in the maintenance building. Portable toilets will be used at the site, and documentation regarding arrangements made for the hauling and disposal of sewage from these toilets is provided in Appendix F. No water supply wells are located on this site, nor are any water supply wells planned in the future. Potable water, in the form of bottled water, will be transported from off-site and made available to personnel. No other utilities will be installed in association with the Lay Down Yard. 3.4 Impact Mitigation The primary impacts potentially associated with this facility are -· Marathon Oil Company 3 La y Dow n Yard CUP October 2 1 , 2007 • Traffic and associated impacts • Stormwater runoff • Noxious weeds • Wildlife impacts As discussed in the previous section, the construction of this facil ity w ill result in minor, temporary increases in traffic on County Road 215 and the private roads accessing the facility. Once the facility is in operation, however, the volume of traffic anticipated w ill be very similar to that that would result from Marathon's operations if the facility was not constructed. Regardless of whether there is an increase in traff ic volume , Marathon will implement the following measures to minimize impacts to transportation and roads: • Control dust along unsurfaced access roads and minimize tracking of soil onto paved roads, as required by the CDPHE Construction Stormwater Pe rmit. • Comply with county and state weight restrictions and limitations. • Limit construction and operation traffic speeds to a low and reasonable level. • Keep dusty, exposed areas damp with water or a magnesium-chloride solution or other dust suppressant. • Stabilize traffic areas with gravel. • Revegetate or stabilize non-traffic areas as soon _as practicable . A Stormwater Management Plan (SWMP), detailing the use of s ite-specific Best Management Practices (BMPs), has been prepared for this site and a copy of construction permit application submitted to the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE) is provided in Appendix G. Implementation of the SWMP will ensure that activities conducted at the site comply with stormwater management regulations as required by Garfield County, the State of Colorado , and the United States Environmental Protection Agency. Implementation of these plans also ensures that construction and operation of this facility will not impact surface runoff, stream flow, or groundwater. In addition , no flammable or explosive solids or gases will be stored on site. Furthermore, the SWMP outlines housekeeping procedures t o prevent materials and wastes for being deposited on the property in such a manner that they may be transferred off the property by any reasonably foreseeable natural cause or force. Some of these measures are: • Storing materials and containerized fluids in a neat and orderly manner; • Placing any wastes requiring temporary storage in sealed containers, then collecting and disposing containers at suitable off- site facilities ; and • Containing sanitary wastes in portable toilets, which will be pumped on a regular basis . As indic ated in th e agreement provided in Appendix F , waste will be transported and disposed of at an approved facility. Marath o n Oi l Com pany 4 Lay Down Yard C U P O ctober 21, 2007 Marathon contracted with Paller & Girard, Inc. to prepare a Noxious Weed Management Plan for this facility and other nearby operations. This plan is included in Appendix H. In addition to the measures that are outlined in this plan, Marathon will implement other measures to prevent infestation of noxious weeds. These measures include seeding cut and fill slopes around the facility to re-establish native vegetation. Section 3 .5 below provides additional detail regarding Marathon's efforts to revegetate the location and control weeds. The potential impacts to wildlife from this facility are discussed in the Wildlife Assessment and Mitigation provided as Appendix J. That assessment discusses several mitigation measures that could be employed . Most of those mitigation measures are associated with revegetation of disturbed soils and prevention of the introduction and spread of noxious weeds. Section 3.5 below d iscusses Marathon's plans for revegetating the location and controlling weeds. It is also anticipated that there may be impacts to wildlife associated with the traffic into and out of the facility . As indicated previously, the volume of traffic associated with this facility is anticipated to be similar to that that would occur if the facility was not constructed; therefore, the construction of this facility will not increase the impact to wildlife from traffic. To the contrary, the fact that materials and equipment can be stock- piled at the Lay Down Yard will minimize the need for truck traffic at night or during other times when wildlife are active and should reduce the potential for vehicle-wildlife collisions. The remote location of this facility and the type of operations that will occur should eliminate many of the other impacts required to be addressed in this applicat io n. No smoke, vibration, heat, radiation or fumes will be produced as a result of the operation of this facility . The topography surrounding the site acts as a visual barrier in most directions, and the site will not be visible from any public roads . Lighting will only be required during unscheduled nighttime maintenance and all lights on the property will be pointed downward and screened to prevent direct reflection on any adjacent property. ·Appendix K provides an analysis of the noise that will be generated during the operation of this facility. As indicated in that analysis, the facility will be operated in compliance with the noise standards set forth in the Colorado Revised Statutes. Adjacenf property will not be affected and a pubic nuisance or hazard will not be created. 3.5 Site Reclamation The facility will be operated for the life of the gas wells in the a re a which is estimated to be 30 years or more . At the end of the econom_ic life of wells in the area, the site will be reclaimed by removing all surface facilities , grading to restore original contours, replacing topsoil, and revegetating the reclaimed area as outlined below. Marathon Oil Company 5 Lay Down Yard CUP October 21, 2007 o During site construction , topsoil will be stockpiled to facilitate reclamation. To the extent possible, topsoil will be placed along the fill slope of the location and revegetated to maintain the viability of the topsoil. The cut and fill slopes of the location will be revegetated with the following seed mix - MixtureNariety Mountain Brome , Bromar Russian Wild Rye, Boziosky Orchardgrass, Paiute Intermediate Wheatgrass , Oahe Regreen 404 Crested Wheatgrass, Hycrest Pubescent Wheatgrass, Luna Pure% 17.35 17.12 16 .84 16.45 14.70 7.25 7 .14 • All foundations associated with the maintenance building will be removed and disposed of appropriately. • The site will be carefully surveyed for any sign of oil , diesel fuel, or gasoline stains and any impacted soil will be excavated and treated and/or disposed of in accordance with applicable regulations. • The site will be returned as closely as possible to the original grade. • The site will be re-vegetated with a selection of grass and shrub species that are consistent with the pre-construction community composition and soil types . Native species will be utilized to the extent possible but sterile grasses may also be used to expedite growth of vegetation to limit erosion and weed invasion until nativ~ species are established . At a minimum, the seed mix specified above will be used; however, the specific seed mix to be utilized will be developed prior to reclamation of the site using the data from Marathon and other operators in the vicinity regarding mixes that are proving to be successful. Marathon will also consult with the Colorado Division of Wildlife (DOW) to determine if there are specific plant species that could be used that will enhance wildlife habitat. The seed mix that will be used for reclamation will be provided to Garfield County prior to any reseeding taking place. To maximize the potential for successful revegetation of the site, seeding will take place in the fall or prior to May 15, if spring planting must occur. If initial attempts to revegetate the site prove unsuccessful, Marathon will reseed the location until the location has been revegetated. • All seed mixes and mulch used during reseeding will be certified as weed free. • Marathon will require that all construction equipment arrive at each location clean to prevent the importation of noxious weeds. Consistent with Marathon's weed management plan provided in Appendix H, active measures will be taken as necessary to control the spread of noxious weeds . All such measures will be in accordance with Garfield County's Weed Management Plan. If deemed necessary by the County Commissioners, Marathon will provide financial assurance for the purpose of ensuring the proper reclamation and closure of the facility. Marathon Oil Company 6 La y Dow n Ya rd C UP Octo ber 21, 200 7 FIGURES 17 ·20 ·29 "32 .. 1 3 . 2. 16 21 . 28 : 33 l .. . "\ . ; ... ~1 ·' ") -,-- .... 15.·..:. 14 . =-.r . 22.. . 'J ·"\·. 23<0:- -~1·:> .. >~-::..-.·; . .,: '-: t. .. 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Deed and Legal Description 2, Aooendix A 7. Agent Acknowledgement Appendix B 8.(1) Water and Sanitat ion 3.3 8 .(2) Street Improvements 3.2 8.(3) Impact to Adjace nt Lands 3.4 9. Additional Review Standard s Other requirements li ste d be low 10. Fee & Ag reement for Payment Append ix E Section 3.10.01 -Zonini:t Resolution of 1978, as amended 3.10.01 Required Setback 3.1 Section 5.03 -Zonini:t Resolution of 1978 , as amended 5.03(1) Adequate Utilities 3.3 5.03(2), 5.03 .1 2 Street Improvements 3.2 5.03 (3) Impact to Ad jacent Lands 3.4 Section 5.03.07 -Zoning Resolution of 1978, as amended 5.03.07 (1) Impa ct Statement 3 5.03 .07(2) (A) Site Rehabilitation Plan 3 .5 5.03.07(2) (8) Rehabilitation Plan Security 3.5 5 .03.07(2) (C) Impact Mitiqation 3.4 Section 5.03.08 -Zoning Resolution of 1978, as amended 5 .03.08(1) Sound 3.4 Appendix K 5.03 .08(2) Vibrat ion 3.4 5.03 .08(3) Air Emissions 3.4 5.03 .08 (4) Emission of heat, qla re, radiati on a nd fumes 3.4 5.03.08(5) Storaqe A rea 3.1, 3.2 , 3.4 5 .03.08(6) Water Po lluti on 3.4 Section 9.02 -Zonini:t Resolution of 1978, as amended 9.02.01 Aoolicat ion and Supporting Information All Sections . 36" . ~ ---• <' ·~~~{J~;-1~J!(~~~·~I1tJ(~~~ · ... ~ . : I I ---·i ."-;--.. : . 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FIGURE 3 -ADJACENT PROPERTY MAP :·( : .. ·" .... , , ·. . , . . ~~'.°~\;~~~:"< :~·" ·:".,/'"'~~.} ~~;i-<<~::~ LAY DOWN YARD SITE ...... '.'"·'·' ···',"I ·... .:···:-,-.,!·~. .•. • ...... ···· . ."·! MARATHONOILCO ···:· -· . .::~ · .· .:· . -.:.· ::. . · •<;:o; .. ~ CONDITIONALUSEPERMIT ·:,;._. . . . . . '. '. S 7 • :;.'.:.:.:::'·::._.<a",: GA R FIE LD COUNTY COLORADO ·=;>!{0~· {b~~i'iL ·\I'~ .. :·. _·.~--~:.,yj ;·· __ --~·._,;·:~:?~: ~*;if ~~~~:~:~~" ~ P.:IEG07122 F.r sh wat.J.Storaoe: Vdown?Yard SLI 112:u;•3icet·.Mdp. x'CJ ;_:.;~; ~·· ~. ·~~LI •U• CORDlllERAN. l ~-- CCESS ROA _ _._'"f--{:::.:_,,::.-··~;;~-~ c&<s111ucn9tL._/ •• /p ENTR"iNcf/ '".:..: t~ty.;~::z\~·::~;~~~; ~~ /~:-:::-· MAXIMUM CRADE ON AU SLOP£S TOB£2:1 - HORIZONTAL TO ~RflCAL FOR DETAILS ON CROSION CONTRO<.. BLANKET INSTAJ..LA nON Sf.E STORMWATrR MANAC£M£NT PLAN SHffT 4 OF 4 .. £ROS/ON CONTROL BLANKET TO BE INSTALL£0 ON ALL NON ROCK SLOPES. BLANKfT TO CONSIST OF c ~~/:ihr ~iN~~t7~~RI~ [OU/VALENT. + NOTD \. ZO!Wtt "IL lfJ PLATEAU Uot•f, OOl!ldliloMt Sl••ll"' ar•a. u lte CllcN\JN'OC:H.itlt,•I« lmfi~~l1,n1.,.,•l..,.tl1d19i:iu.r «• .. w t•,,.uu l.c•Ou/11.-,1 • ... ~ I OC.HotJ' UH lo IM .tll~ 1.S .. SlotmW1 t«MM1~IPlu lot -'d!U..al d 1l.a.. 3. 1111 ..... o -..-IHI lo ••Hlitl ,, ~olU0 ot cni1"-d19v•lill9 I•. "· ~Hc~g i. lo 0. d\MI Ink fem:., &' tal llUll Mtbed W1 lfl lop. 5. cvt"r11 •• H u • cw. ~ 1jj ·-~ ~<:; I;~! c;; ~&~ r.u ,, ~~~ ~.,-~ . "~ ' f ~-M~~ ~~; ~~.i~-~~ t··-~8~ ~ ~ ·1-1·1·1 ·1·1· l5 0:: "' ~ (!) ~ ~ :s "' 0.. ti: ~ ~ 1ii ~ "' ~ <.j IS ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ CPROJ=:J ( ~,) ( OR~~Y: ) dlHS~3NMO ::10 :IOO~d \:/ XION3dd'V ) Parce l 213532100009 - B erry ~PETROLEUM COMPANY j950 17TH STREET STE 2400 !DENVER, CO 80202 lsECT,TWN,RNG:3 2-5-96 DE SC: SEC 29 ls 112sw. Sl /2SE, SEC 32 Nl/2NE, L egal Description Legal Des cription lsWNE, NW, DESC : Nl/2SW, SESW, SE, lsEC 33 SW BK:0256 PG:0504 BK: 1863 IPG:0987 RECPT:7 11208 BK:l863 IP G:0984 RECPT :7 11 207 BK:l863 jP G:098 1 RECPT:7 11206 BK:l853 PG:367 jRECPT:709024 BK:0946 PG:0588 jBK :0946 PG:0590 BK:0662 PG:03 l 1 - , __ 1 \J r I"\ 0 (.) .§ 0 'I W•u rccordtd rthrn lo: I 111111 11111 1111111 11111 Ill\ 1\111111111 Ill 11111 \Ill IHI 711206 11 /15/2006 03:4 4P 81863 P981 n RLSDORF 1 of 3 R 16.00 D 121 .46 GARF IELD COUNTY CO Eliub<lh A. Sh.mer, Esq. HOLLAND & HART, LU' P. 0. Bo• I H9 °'""'"co 10201 S PEC IAL WARRANTY DEED THIS DE ED, made this L 3 t ll!ay ofNovcmber, 2006, between Thomas F. Latha m oflhc County of Mesa, Stale of Colorado, grantor and Berry P<lr oleum Company, a Delawa re corpo r11ion whose le&al address is 95 0 11• Street, Sui le 24 00, Denver, Colorado 80202, of lhe Cily ond Coun ty of Denver, State of Colorado, granlcc: WITNESSETH, That the grantor, for and in consideralion o flhe sum of One Million T wo H und~ fourte en Th ousan d Sevan Hundred Eighty Dollars ($1,2 14,780.00), the rec ei pt and sufficiency o f wh ich is hereby acknowledged, has granted, bargained, so ld and conveyed, and by these presen t• does gran t. bargain, sell, convey and confinm unto the grantee, ii• successors and assigns forever, all the real propert y, logelher with improvements , if any, sit uate, lying and be ing in the Coun ly of Garfield, Slate of Co lorado, described as follow•: All oflhe io tecestofthe gran te r, bei ng an undividedonc-halfintcresl, in and to the rea l property desc ribed on Exhibit A, atlached hereto and by thi s refe rence, made a part hereof also known by street and num ber as: vacanl land TOGETHER wi th all and singu lar the hercd itame nls and appurtenan ces th ere lo be longing, or in anywi se appertai ning, and the reversion and revers ions, remainder and remainders , rents, issues and profits 1hcrcor; and all the estate, right, ti1 lc , inte resl, claim and demand what.!ocvcr or the grante r, either in law or equity, or, in and to the above barg ained premises, with the hercdilamcnls and app urtenance•, SUBJECT TO the Permitted Exceptio ns sci forth on Exh ibit B, anachcd hereto and by th at reference made a part hereo f; TO HA VE ANO TO HOLD th e sai d premises above bargai ned and described with the appurtenance•, unto the gnntee, its su ccessors and assigns forever. The grantor, for himself, bis hei rs an d personal representatives or successors, does covenant and agree that be sha ll and will WARRANT AND FOREVER DEFEND th e above-bargained premises in the quiet and peaceab le possession oflhe gran tcc, its successors aad assigN, against all and every person or persons clai ming the whol e or any p:J.rt the reof, by, through or under the granlor. RESERVING unto granlor a non~xclusive easement ove r and acrosa those existing two- lrack roads crossing the following lands: Secti on 29: SWY.SEV., SE!/.S EY.; Section 32: NEY.NEV.; and Section 33: NW!/.SWV., SW!/.SWV.; aU in Township 5 Sou th, Range 96 West of the 6• P.M., Counly of Garfield, State of Colorado; fa< purposes of ingress and egress to the adjacent prop erty currcnlly owned by grantor which is described as : Sec tion I : Lo!S 9 and 16; end Section 2: Lois 11, 12, 13, 14 and NY.S EY.; all in Tow nship 6 Sout h, Range 97 West o f the 6• P .M., Cou nty of Garfie ld, S!llle or Colorado {the "Relai rrcd Property"); in coMection with the residential , ranching, or rccrealional u1c of the Rellinod Property by the owner thereof. Gran tee shall have the right lo reloca te the access road used by gra nter at any lim e, so long as lhe relocated acces s road provides reasonably equival ent access to the Retained Property. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the granter has executed this deed on the dale se t forth above. ST A TE OF COLO RADO ) $_~<;/~ Thomas f . Lath~m ~~- ) SS. COUN1Y OF GARF IELD ) The forego ing in strum ent was ackno wledge d before me on this~ day or November, 2006, by Thomas F. Latham . 'r -=-•""'""""""'M' '"' offi<;O ml . om.:i~A-i~~1sWfi"'.f~ires: 9 \:r\ oC\ ~-·-·-··- I NOTARY Pr=nuc /t .. ..J V.T~_£..oi.OnAr:n ; My Com:rl;;,;_,-g:-pl -0 _,;;;,;,-~ .• 1 ""' r.J 9/2 7/WiJ'J l Notary Public .._ ________ _ '?>ii .:.•· I 1111111111111111111111111 11111111111111111111111111 71120 6 1 /15/2006 03:44P 81 863 P982 M RL SDORF 2 o f 3 R 16 .00 0 121 .48 RRFIELO COUNT Y CO EXHIBI T "A" 5 South Ra n e 9 West of the 6"' P.M. ect ion 29: SYz S >(160 ac res) ection 32: NEV. EV., NW'!., NY, SWV., SEY. SWV., WY, NEV., (400 acres) ( art of) Tax Pa rce l o. 213532 100009 [560 acres more or less] 5 South Ran e 9 West o f th e 61h P .M. SEv. swv. Parcel No. 213532100009 [320 acres) ectio n I: Lots I ,11 , 12, 15, 17, 18, 19, 22, 23 and 24 ( art o f) Tax Parcel o. 2 1690 11 0000 1 (334.78 acres mo re or less) all in the County of Garfi eld Colorado, 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 1111 711206 11 /15 /2006 03:44P 81863 P983 M ALSDORF 3 of 3 R 16.00 D 121 .48 GARFIELD COUNTY CO Exhibit B l. Righ ls or claims of parl ies in possession no t shown by the public records. 2. Easements, or cla ims of casemen ts, not shown by the public records. 3. Discrepancies, confli cts in boundary lin es, shortage in area , encroachmenls, and any facts, whi ch a correct survey and inspec tion of th e premises would disclose, and which are no t shown by the public records . 4. Th is pa ra gra ph inten ti onally delet ed . 5. This paragraph inten tiona ll y deleted . 6. Taxes and asscssm cnls fo r 2006 and sub seq uent years, a lien not ye t due or payab le. 7. Th is paragraph in tentionall y deleted . 8. Any and a ll wa ter rights, c laim s, or ti tle to wate r, whe th er o r not the matt ers excepted are sho wn by th e public record. 9. Right of way for dit che s or canals constructed by th e authority of th e United States, as reserved in Uniled Sta les Patent recorded Jan uary 16, 192 5 in Book 112 at Page 424 and re se rvation o f all oil and gas, toge th er with th e righ t to pros pec t for, min e an d remove the same pursuan t to the provisions and lim itations of th e Ac t of July 17, 19 14 in sa id Patent, and any an d all interests therei n o r as signmen ls thereof. I 0. Ri ght of way for di tches or cana ls constructed by th e authority of the United Stat es, as reserved in Uni te d States Pate nt record ed May 14, 1940 in Book 194 at Page 615 an d rese rv ation of all coa l and o ther mineral s, toge th er with the ri gh t to prospect fo r, m ine and remove the same pursuant to th e provisions and limi tat ions o f the Ac t o f December 29, 19 16 in said Paten t, and any and all interes ts therein or assignments thereof. 11 . Righi of way for di tche s or ca nals co nslru cled by the autho rity oflhe United States, as rese rved in United States Patent record ed January 28, 1943 in Book 208 at Page I 38 and reserva tio n of all coal and ot her minerals , to geth er w ith th e right to pro spec t for, mine and remove the same pu rsuant lo th e provisions and limita tions of th e Ac t of Dec em ber 29, t 9 16 in said Paten t, and any and all intere sts therei n or as~ignmenls thereo f. 12 . Reservat ions, co nditions an d slipu lalions conlained in Uni led S lales Paten t No. 1431391 recorded April 10, 1951 in Book 257 al Page 543 in cluding, but no t li mited lo the fo ll owing: That th e grant hereby made is rc s lricled in il s cxlerior limils to the boundaries of lhc said min ing premises, ~n d to any vei ns or lodes of quartz or other rock in pince bearing gold, silv er, ci nn aba r, lead , ti n, copper and other va luab le d epos it s which may have been discovered wilhin sa id li mit s subsequen t to and whic h were not known lo exist on July 12, 1949. That should any vein o r lode o f quartz or other roc k in pl ace bea ring gold, si l ver, cinnabar, le ad, tin, copper or other va luable deposits, be claimed or known to ex ist within the above- des cribed pr em ises al said last-named dated, th e same is expre ssly excepted and exc luded from the se pre sc n ts. Right of way for di tc hes or canals construc ted by the au th or it y o f th e United States. 13. Reser va ti on of all min era ls, together with the right to prospec t for, mine and remove th e same as re served by Redd Ranches in Warranty Deed re corded December 20, t 963 in Book 355 at Page 5 , and any and all interests th e re i ~ or assignmen ts th ereof. 14 . Co nveyance to Ruth Latham of an undivi ded one-half int eres t in and to all minerals owned by Latham Ranch es in Warranty Deed recorded Augu s t 20, 1987 in Book 7 19 at Png e 5 10, and any and a ll in terests ther ein or assignments thereof. l 5. Lack of a ri ght o f acc ess to and fr om th e s ubj ec t property . ( 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 711 20 7 11 /15/2006 03:46P 81863 P984 M ALSOORF 1 of 3 R 16 .00 D 121 .48 GARFIELD COUNTY CO Whta recordtd rtlurn fo : Eliubech A. Sl\>rror, E3q . HOU.AND & HART, LLP P. 0 . Bo• 1749 Denver, CO 8020 t PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE'S DEED TIUS DEED is dated November ...1J. 2006, an d is made between Kare n Lee Latham and Glocer Latham, as Co -Personal Representatives of the estate of Charles Harvey Latham, deceased, "Grantor" and Berry P<trol eum Compaoy , a Delaware eoq>o ra tion, "Grantee," whose le gal address is 950 17" Slrect, Suite 2400, Denver, Colorado 80202, of the City and Cou nty o f Denver, Slate of Colorado. WHEREAS, the decedent died on Apri l 16, 2004 and Grantor was duly appointed Co- Pcrsonal Representatives of sai d estate by the Distriel Court in and for the Counl y of Mesa, Sta le of Colorado, Probale No. 04 PR 11 6, on the dale of Apri l 28, 2004, and is now qualified and acting in said capaci ty; NOW THEREFORE, pursuant lo the powers conferred upon Grantor by the Colorado Probale Code, Grantor docs hereby sell and convey Wllo Grantee, for and in consideration of One Million Two Hundred Fourteen Thou sand Seven Hundred Ei ghty Dollara (S l ,2 14,780.00), the fo llowin g describ«I re al property sil uale in the Coun ly of Garfield, State of Colorado: All of lhc inte rest of the Granlor, being an undivided one-half intercsl in and lo th e real propcr1y described on Exhibil A, attache d here lo and by this referen ce made a part hereof also known by street address as : vaca nt land and assessor's se hodule or parcel number: Sec Exhibit A, all.ached hereto and by !his reference made a part hereof. With all appw1enances, SUBJ ECT TO the Penmittcd Exceptions sci fonh on Exhibit B, allachcd hereto and by that. refeience made a pBll hereof. RESERVING unto Grantor a non -exclusive easement over and across th ose existing two- lrack roads crossing the following lands: Section 29: SWY.SEY~ SEY.SEY.; Section 32: NEY.NEY.; and Section 33 : NWY.SWY~ SWY.SWY.; all in Town ship S South, Range 96 West of the 6" P.M., Co unly of GarJield, State of Colorado; fo r pwposes of ingress and egreM to !he adjacent property c um:ntly owned by GrMtor which is described as: Secti on I: Lou 9 and 16; and Section 2: Lois I I, 12. ll, I 4 and NY.SEY.; all in Township 6 South, Range 97 Wcsl of lhe 6" P.M., Counly of Garlie ld, State of Colorado (lhe "Retai ned Property'); in coMeclion with the residential, ranching. or recreational use of the Retained Properly by the ownec the reof. Gran!.ee •hall have th e righl to relocate the aca:ss road used by Grant or al any ti me, so long as the rclocaled access road provides reasonob ly equivalent oc;cess lo tl1e Re laiuod Property. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, lhe Granlor has exccu led thi s deed on lhe dale se t fonh above. --:' . . ... -1 . G•:"" C..P<•~•I ,,,..~11= of"''""' o<Ch""' 2""'"· ~ ~@v .,ftv !::Jim ~~Ti'_) IC1ren~eLatham · G'g am ST ATE OF COLORADO )ss. OT '· ~ ~''iN~~~-RooF .. :J COUNTY OF GARF IELD ) TE~\ ~UlBLIC ~---· D1-.I\ .·O The foregoing inslrumenl was acknowledged before me this ...G!_ day of ~i;;;;;,·~~ .. ~ v,;,,,:, .. 2'to9 2006, by Kare n Lee Latham and Gin ge r Latham as Co-Personal Rep resentatives of the estate of Charles Harvey Latham, Deceased. WITNESS my hand and official seal. My commission ex pir es: GI :n\ O"I, ,----- ··-....... l~!l~~l!lll~!!~l~~~l1l~!!~pl~~J!ll~ll~~!~~Jl!~~}I EXHIBJT "A" Parc el I ~i 5 Sou h Ran e 96 W esl oflhe 6'' P.M. Section 9 : SV. SV. (I 60 acres] Seclion 2: NEV. NE'!., NW'!., NV. SWV., SE'!. SWV., WV. NE'!., [400 acres] (pan of) Tax Parcel No. 213 53 2100009 [560 acres more or le ss ] Parcel 2 ~ip 5 Soulh, Range 96 West oflhe 6'' P.M. Seclion 32: SEY. Seclion 33: SW'!. {remaining part of) Tax Parcel No. 213532 100009 [320 acres] Parcel 3 , Township 6 Soulh, Range 97 West ofrhe 6"' P.M. __ Seclion 1: Lots 10,11, 12, 15, 17 , 18, 19, 22, 23 and 24 (parl of) Tax Parcel No. 216901100001 [334.78 acres more or less ] all in the County of Garfield, Colorado, ( '-·--··-··-·----·····-··-·-----·-··-·--------·----------- ) 1111111111111111111 H•n llll llll lllllll Ill lllll llll llll 711207 11/15/2006 03:46P 81863 P986 M ALSDORF 3 of 3 R 16.00 D 121 .48 GARFIELD COUNTY CO Exhibit B I. Rights or claims of parties in possession no t shown by the public records. 2. Easements, or cl.aims of casements, nol show n by the public records. 3. Disc repa ncies, conflicts in bounda ry lin es , shortage in area, encroachments, and any facts, whi ch a correct survey and inspection of the premises would disclose, an d which arc no t shown by the public rec ords. · 4. This paragraph intenti onally deleted . 5. This paragra ph intentio nally delete d . 6. Taxes and assessments for 2006 and subsequent years, a lien nol yel due or payable. 7. This parag raph in tent ionally delete d . 8. Any and all wa ter rights, claims, or lill c lo wal er, whe th er or not the mailers excepted are show n by th e public re co rd . 9. Righi of way for ditch es or cana ls constructed by th e autho rit y of the Uni te d Slates, as rese rved in Un ited States Pa lent reco rded Janua ry 16, 1925 in Book 11 2 at Page 424 and reservation of all oi l and gas, logelhcr with the right lo prospect for, mine and remove the same pursuant lo the provi sions and limitations of the Acl of July 17, 1914 in said Paten!, and any and a ll int er ests therein or assignments thereof. I 0. Righi of way for ditches o r canals constructed by lhe authority oflhe Uni led States, as reserved in United States Patent recorded May 14, 1940 in Book 194 at Page 61 Sand reserva ti on of all coa l and o ther min erals, together with the right 10 prospect for , mine and remove the same pursuant to the provisioos and li mitations of lhe Acl of December 29 , 19 16 in sa id P ate n!, and any and all int erests th erein or ass ignments thereof. 11 . Right of way for ditches or canals constructed by lhc au thority of the United States, as reserved in Uni ted States Patent recorded January 28, 1943 in Book 208 al Page 138 and reservation of all coa l and other minerals, together with the ri ght lo prospect for , m ine and remove lhe same pursuant 10 th e provisions and limitations oflhe Act of December 29, 1916 in said Paten!, and any and a ll interes ts therein or assig nm ents thereof. 12 . Reservations, conditions and stipulations contained in Un it ed Sta les Patent No. 1431391 recorded April 10 , 1951 in Book 257 at Page 543 including, bu t not lim ited to th e followin g: That the gran t hereby made is restricted in its ex terior limits to the boundaries of the sa id mining premises, and to any veins or lod es of quartz or other rock in place bea ring gold, silver, ci nnabar, lead, tin, copper and other valuable deposits which may have been discovered wit hin said limits subsequent to and which were not kn own to exist on July 12, 1949 . That should any vein or lode of quartz or other rock in place bearing gold, silver, cinnabar, lead, tin, copper or other valuab le d e posi ts, be claimed or known lo ex isl within the above. desc ribed premises at said last-named dated, the same is expressly excepted and excluded from th ese presents. Right of way for di tches or canals constructed by the authority of the United States . 13. Reservation of all minerals, together with the right lo prospect for, mine and remove the same as reserved by Redd Ranches in Warranty Deed recorded December 20 , 1963 in Boo k 355 at Page 5, and any and all inleres ls therein or assig nments thereof. 14 . Co nveyance to Ruth Latham ofan undivided one-ha lf inl eresl in and lo all mine rals ow oed bv ) !N31/\133~~\f !N3ffv' 8 XIGN3dd\f Marathon '----' Oil Corporation June 4, 2007 Berry Petroleum Company 950 1 i 11 St., Suite 2400 Denver, CO 80202 Attn: Mr. Joseph Stewart Re: Conditional Use Permit for Garfield Cour1ty, Coloi'ado Gentlemen: ) Piceance Basin Uniled Stales Production Operations P. 0. Box3487 Houston, Texas 77253-3.48 5555 S<)n Felipe Houston, TX 77056-2725 Telephone 713/296-3020 Fax: 7131499.5759 Email: pgllberl@MarathonOll.com Marathon Oil Company ("Marathon") is requesting a Garfield County Conditional Use Pennit for a Lay Down Yard and Warehouse which shall be located on a1)proximately 50 acres of land lyi11g in the, SE/4 of Lhe SE/4 of Section 32, Township 5 South, Range 96 West, 61h Principal Meridian, Garfiel d County, Co lorado which is owned by Berry Petroleum Company ("Berry"). Marathon respectfully requests permission from Berry to purs ue a Conditional Use Permit for thi s Lay Down Yard a:nd WarehQu se. Please indicate your permission by signing in the space provided below. Sincerely, J)e/)1111<~ A4J'(\,k Dennis W.Arnst Asset Manager -Piceancc Basin Pag PERMISSION IS HEREBY GRANTED TO MARA THON OIL COMP ANY TO OBTAIN A CONDJ'flONAL USE PERMIT FOR A LA Y bOWN YARD AND WAREHOUSE ON LANDS DESCRIBED ABOVE. ) Sd'VW S,~OSS3SS'V !::> XION3dd'V ) I ~ j • • .! 3 ' u ii "l ~ ' ··. ...... ' • .. : ... .,.. . ,... ........ f •·. · .. i· ·' ... · , . ...... ~· . '-,; n / ' ' '·· .. " _,. \ I .. , ~ l ........ '\ ! l \, ;; ·,, \ .. , ·1 ., \ //, ~ . ~ i l j f -~ 1"'t•u T' 11p1·1· U1 I ~ ... , t :~ 1;.11!• !t h l t ~ ~ . ,, t~ 'Pl 11'\ 1'1' ~ 11 <I }t l~i l,t1 1!1l { • ·1 ,1 .• , r l l J i t h!lh · llli!lii :111 ' • l , ' I tl!~~" ~: ·1~· •1 11t1! Hi 1'1·1·11 !l•11 i ' .,,j c.s r ·1 ' • a ": 1i!1 l~ ji ·,jl~ l 1~ I i ~ ~ ,,11 'll ilj'< 'I ' lbl itP ( 'l ' , I ''' t I • ~h ,. 1l 11:;t ,i\'i nm '!''pl jl '· 11··11 ! lli · '· 1 111 ~ l~l~ ~ 1':;-s l4 ~ 1I J u . t .. ··T .....:-~"'· , . " . . ,·· · .. ·"' ......... -..... 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Huron St., Ste . 200 Englewood, CO 80110 Berry Petroleum Company Thomas F. & Ginger I. Latham LIST OF MINERAL OWNERS 950 1 ih Street, Suite 2400 Denver, CO 80202 P.O . Box 66 De Beque, CO 81630-0036 ) W~O~lN3WAVd~O~lN3W33~0V 3 XION3ddV GARFIELD COUNTY BUILDING AND PLANNING DEPARTMENT FEE SCHEDULE Garfield County, pursuant to Board of County Commissioners ("Board") Resolution No. 98-09, has established a fee structure ("Base Fee") for the processing of each type of subdivision and land use applications. The Base Fee is an estimate of the average number of hours of staff time devoted to an application, multiplied by an hourly-rate for the personnel involved. The Board recognized that the subdivision and land use application processing time will vary and that an applicant should pay for the total cost of the review which may require additional billing. Hourly rates based on the hourly sa lary, and fringe benefits costs of the respective positions combined with an hourly overhead cost for the office will be used to establish the actual cost of County staff time devoted to the review of a particular project. Actual staff time spent will be charged against the Base Fee. After the Base Fee has been expended, the applicant will be billed based on actual staff hours accrued. Any billing shall be paid in full prior to final consideration of any land use permit, zon in g amendment or subdivision plan. If an applicant has previously failed to pay application fees as required, no new or additional applications will be accepted for processing until the outstanding fees are paid. Checks, including the appropriate Base Fee set forth below, must be submitted with each land use application, and made payable to the Garfie ld County Treasurer. Applications will not be accepted without the required application fee. Base Fees are non-refundable in full, unless a written request for withdraw from the applicant is submitted prior the initial review of the application materials. Appl ications must include an Agreement for Payment Form ("Agreement") set forth below. The Agreement establishes the applicant as being responsible for payment of all costs associated with processing the appli cation. The Agreement must be signed by the party responsible for payment and submitted with the app li cation in order for it to be accepted. The complete fee schedu le for subdivision and land use applications is attached. GARFIED COUNTY BUILDING AND PLANNING DEPARTMENT BASE FEES The following Base Fees shall be received by the County at the time of su bmittal of any procedural application to which such fee s relate. Su.ch Base Fees s hall be in addition to and exclusive of any co st for publication or cost of cons ulting service determined necessary by the Board for the consideration of any application or additional County staff time or expense not covered by the Base Fee, which hav e not otherwise been paid by the app licant to the County prior to fina l action upon the application tendered to the County. TYPE OF PROCEDURE Vacating Public Roads & Rights-of-Way Sketch Plan Preliminary Plan Final Plat Amended Plat Exemption from the Definition of Subdivision (SB-35) Land Use Permits (Spec ial Use/Conditional Use Permits) • Administrative/no public hearing • Board Public Hearing only • Planning Commission and Board review & hearing Zoning Amendments • Zone Distri ct map amendment • Zone District text amendment • Zone District map & text amendment • PUD Zone District & Text Amendment • PUD Zone District Text Amendment Board of Adjustment • Variance • Interpretation Planning Staff Hourly Rate • Planning Director • Senior Planner • Planning Technician • Secretary County Surveyor Review Fee (includes review of Amended Plats, Final Plats, Exemption Plats) Mylar Recording Fee Page 2 BASE FEE $400 $325 $675 +application agency review fees and outside consultant review fees, as authorized pursuant to the Regulations, such as the Colorado Geo logic Survey $200 $100 $300 $250 $400 $525 $450 $300 $500 $500 $500 $250 $250 $50.50 $40.50 $33.75 $30 Determined by Surveyor$ $11 -1st page $10 each additional page The following guidelines shall be used for the administration of the fee structure set forth above: 1. All applications shall be submitted with a signed Agreement for Payment form set forth below. 2 . County staff shall keep accurate record of actual time required for the processing of each land use application, zoning amendment, or subdivision application. Any additional billing will occur commensurate with the additional costs incurred by the County as a result of having to take more time that that covered by the base fee. 3. Any billings shall be paid prior to final consideration of any land use permit, zoning amendment, or subdivision plan. All additional costs shall be paid to the execution of the written resolution confirming action on the application. 4. Final Plats, Amended_o LCorrectecLPlats, Exemption Plats or Permits will not be recorded or issued until all fees have been paid. 5. In the event that the Board determines that special expertise is needed to assist them in the review of a land use permit, zoning amendment, or subdivision application, such costs will be borne by the applicant and paid prior to the final consideration of the application. All additional costs shall be paid prior to the execution of the written resolution confirming action on the application. 6 . If an application involves multiple reviews, the Applicant shall be charged the highest Base Fee listed above. 7. Types of "Procedures" not listed in the above chart will be charged at an hourly rate based on the pertinent planning staff rate listed above. 8. The Plaiming Director shall establish appropriate guidelines for the collection of Additional Billings as required. 9. This fee structure shall be revised annually as part of the County budget hearing process. Page 3 GARFIELD COUNTY BUILDING AND PLANNING DEPARTMENT AGREEMENT FOR PAYMENT FORM (Shall be submitted with application) GARFIELD COUNTY (hereinafter COUNTY) and (hereinafter APPLICANT) agree as follows: Marathon Oil Company (on behalf of Berry Petroleum Company) 1. APPLICANT has submitted to COUNTY an application for Piceance Area Operat i ons Lay Down Yard (warehouse facilities/staging area) (hereinafter, THE PROJECT). 2. APPLICANT understands and agrees that Garfield County Resolution No. 98-09, as amended, establishes a fee schedule for each type of subdivision or land use review applications, and the guidelines for the administration of the fee strncture. 3 . APPLICANT and COUNTY agree that because of the size, nature or scope of the proposed project, it is not possible at this time to asc ertain the full extent of the costs involved in processing the application. APPLICANT agrees to make payment of the Base Fee, established for the PROJECT, and to thereafter permit additional costs to be billed to APPLICANT. APPLICANT ag rees to make additional payments upon notification by the COUNTY when they are necessary as costs are incurred. 4. The Base Fee shall be in addition to and exclusive of any cost for publication or cost of consulting service determined neces sa ry by the Board of County Commissioners for the consideration of an application or additional COUNTY staff time or expense not covered by the Base Fee. If actua l recorde d costs exceed the initial Base Fee, APPLICANT shall pay additional billings to COUNTY to r eimburse the COUNTY for the processing of the PROJECT mentioned above. APPLICANT acknowledges that all billing shall be paid prior to the final consideration by th e COUNTY of any land use permit, zoning amendment, or subdivision plan. APPLICANT Sig~4e /Jt;jt Date: oa/2 1/07 ~f'\Y Srooo1 Print Name Mailing Addl'ess: ~------­~1/3 J-lc./l.u.c-N Covu . { v.ue-..J..:lJ:) Gi l<ANr'.> .f 11/VC -U<>N, f!(J cf! SV (; j 10/2004 Page 4 ) APPENDIX F ARRANGEMENT FOR SEWAGE HAULING/DISPOSAL 85/30/2007 15:~4 197F.l 5 252105 0[11..Jl'I 'v'A L L EV SEPTIC PAGE 01 DOWN VALLEY SEPTIC ~ t>~ AIN, IN<: M ay 30, 2007 G .M. S tewart Coip. PO Box 3180 S<:'O'T1 M.OYf.f?, OWNE~ SMeLLY P~OBLi=M SPf!Cf,ALISi P.O. BOX 1929 , ~JFLJ;, CO 81650 970-625-5556 10LL F~EE. 866·311 .. 5556 I 005 E as t Service Rd. Evan s ton , WY 8293 1-3180 R e: Porta J o n Service T o whom it may concern : We. Down Va!Jey Septic are supplying G.M . Stewart with po11a jons for the construction associa ted With tltt? Marathon Oil Piceance Project. As part of these services, w e will be s upi)lying a vac t ruck. an.cl rnahltain ging th e porta jons a s requested by G .M. S te wart . T he sewage associat ed with · the p a~jont . will be hauled off th e Mesa and l ~ga ll y disposed at the Oatfield County l..atl<Hill . Thank you, Rf;cJt; ~~ Scott Moyer Own et MUNICIPAL • 7?ESfDEN11AL • <:OMM.EP<:IAL .. eP-rrc ' SEWE'f? 'D~ArN 05/30/2087 1 5:44 1970625::?' '0:, DQl.oJt-1 VALLEV SEPT TC PAGE 02 -----·-. . . -. . ----- DOWN VALLEY SEP71<: £ D~ AJN? JN<: May 301 2 007 G.M . Stewart Corp. PO Box J 180 S<:011 MOYf.~. OWNS~ 5Mf.LLY P~OBLEM SPECIALIST P.O. BOX 1929 , ~IFLe, <:O 81650. 970"'625~5556 TOLL f'l?EfE 8664 311·5556 l 005 East Service Rd. Evanston, WY 82931-3180 R e: Porta Jon Sen1 ice To whom it may concern: We D own Yall.ey Septic, are supplyin g G.M. Stewai1 with vac truck services and general maintenance lo accommodate the Marathon Oil Piceance Project Remote Temporary Sanitary Sewer System; We \vill be provlding ma.intenanoo and supplyiqg a vac tru ck to remove th e sewage froin the top of the Me~. thU sewage wiH be haul ed off and legally di s posed at the Garfield County Landfill. Thank you, MUNfC:JPAL • ~eSf PENTfAL ' <OMM.E~C:fAL SJZPlf<: ' Sf.W£'1? I Pl? AJN tU'l21<J I 213M3S • >IJ.d3S 1l'l:>.ii3WWO:> ' 1YILN3<JIS:32l • it'.:IJ :>IMOW · Yi.IS i:x) <rr\J '-")\ -+ 1.:) YM vilf S ~/" n'{) ~ 0Yf~1 ~)I}}\+ v1y-<J/J sn\,1-\-\.X\JJ y-0\\ Y\irf) G 0 '~"f\AA ~~1\' ~t <~O~X\\ 9·n"J{,l ~'D1'f:O. -:r ::l\-04,lj %--n1·D"J 'rrn(.l \..v'Jvvff.J\Xo \~ '}'affiJ ~ ~A 1 ?\\} "A'J'l?>. J_lX)~\ 9SS5 ·U£·998 31.LJ TIOL 9SSS·SZ9-<>L6 0 5918 O> '31.il.1l I 6<!61 )(()8 ·0<1 .LSnrP3clS wneo.11.1 .i.mws ll3 tH1\0 'll3AOW J.LO>S .:>NJ 'NIV ?.i<l '? .:>l.Ld::JS J..g11V/\ N/r\O<:l ) APPENDIX G CONSTRUCTION STORMWATER PERMIT APPLICATION TO CDPHE GENERAL PERMIT APPLICATION STORMWATER DISCHARGES For Agency Use Only C 0 R-0 3 _______ _ AS SOCIA TED WITH: CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY Date Received: I I ~o~ ----0.y ---y;ar---- (Perm.it No. COR-030000) Billing Code: 9A 9B 9C(l) 9D(2) 9E(3) 9F(4) ALL APPLICANTS MUST FOLLOW THE DIRECTIONS FOR COMPLETION OF THIS FORM IN PART D OF THE INSTR.UCTIONS Please print or type. All items must be completed accurately and in their entirety or the application will be deemed incomplete and the application returned. Processing ofthe application will not begin until all infonni:ition is received. Please refer to the instructions for information about the required items. Original signatures for Parts 8 and 9 are .required . .1. N~me and address of the permit applicant: Company Name Marathon Oil Company Mailing Addl'ess 743 Horizon Ct Suite 220 City, Stat e and Zip Code Grand Junction. CO 81506 Phone Number (970 ) 245-5233 Who is applying? Owner 0 Developer XX Contractor D Local Contact (familiar with facility) Amy L Staadt Title Planning and Construction Supervi sor Phone Number. ( 970 ) 245-5233 ext 2225 Local Contact E-mail Address-alstoodt@MarathonOil.com ______________ _ Legally Responsible Person (application signer) E -mail Address _Sa"rne ____________ _ 2. Location of the construction site: StreetAddres.s (or cross streets) Garden Gulch Road 10 miles from CRD 215 ____________ _ City (if unincorporated, so indicate) County Garfield ________ _ Name of plan, project, or development _G.M . Stewart Staging Area ________________ _ Latitude/Longitude -us e one of the following formats: Latitude __ I __ I __ -or-degrees n1u1utes· seco nds Longitude ___ I __ I __ (e.g.,39°42'11", 104 °55'57'') · degrees minut es s econds · Latitude 39 . 580 Longitude 108 .167 (e.g., 39.703°, 104.933°') degre es (to 3 decimal plac es) degrees (to 3 decimal places) 3 . Legal Description (subdivision, block1 and lot) ru.: Map Indicating Site Location/Boundaries: If a map is attached to provide this information, this must be indicated below. Maps must be folded to 81h x 11 inches . Map Attached? XX Yes, skip to item 4 0 No; include legal description per Instructions (u se separate sheet if needed): Subdivision(s), Lot(s), Block(s): _SE 114 Section 32 Township 55 Range 96W ___________ _ 4. Area of the construction site: Total are.a of project site (aq-es) ...,._ ___________________________ _ Area of project site to undergo disturbance (acres) _3_0 _____________________ _ Total disturbed area of Larger Common Plan of Development or Sale, if applicable (i.e.,. total including all phases, filings, lots, and infrastructure not covered by this application, SEE INSTRUCTIONS!) ____________ _ 6/05/C on st I of2 5. Nature of the construction activity: Check the appropriate box(s) or provide a brief description th at indi ca tes the genera l nature of the consh-u cti on act ivities. (The full de scripti on of activities mu st be includ ed in the Stormwater Manag ement Pla n.) 0 Single Family Residential Development D Multi-Family Residential Developm ent 0 Commercial Develop ment OHighway/Road Development (not includin g roadways associated with commerci al or resident ial development) X Other, Descr ib e; Staging Pad for Ga s Drilling Facilities 6. Anticipated construction schedule: (SEE INSTRUC TIONS I Providing incorr ec t informa tion may res ult in violations.) Construction Strut Date : 06 / 17 I 2007 Final Stabilization Date: 11 I I 5 I 200 7 month day yea r ll)Olllh day year 7. The name of the receiving waters(s). (If discharge is to a ditch or storm sewer, als o incl ude the na me of the ultima,te receiving water): House Log Gulch (to th e Red Gulch then in to West Fork Parachute Creek) STOP! A Stormwater Managem ent Plan (see Appendix A) must be completed prior to signing the fo ll owing certifications! 8. Storm water Management. Plan Certification: "I ce1tify under pena lty oflaw that a complete Stormwater Management Plan, as desc,ribed in Appendix A of this application, has been prepared for my activity. Based on my .inquiry of the person or persons who manage the system , or those persons directly respo nsible-for ga th er ing the informa tion, the Stonnwater Management Plan is, to the best of my knowledge and beli ef.. true, accurate, and complete. I iµn aware that there are significa nt pena lties fo r fal sely certifying the completion of said SWMP, including the possibility of fine and impris onment for knowing violat ions." 9 . Signature of Applicant d -11·-c7? ~4-M<ovi:;. v (bvsr.cvcX:i:c.~J .5;;/C.cv.?"..rc,.:- Title "I ce1tify µnqer pen a.lty of law that I hav e personally examined and am familiar with the infonnation su bm itted in this application and all attachments and that, based on 111y ihquhy of tho se individuals iinmediately respons ible for obtaining the info1mation, I believe th at the infonnation is true, accurate and comp lete. I am aware that there are significant penalties for submitting false information, including the possib ility of fin e or imp risomnent. "I understand that submi ttal of thi s app lic ation is for coverage under the Stat e of Colorado Gener(!! :Permit for Storm water Discharges Associated with Construction Activity for the entirety of the construction site/project described and applied for, until such time .as the application is amendecl or the certification is tra nsfe rred, inactiv a ted, or expired." 1 6/05/Const ct. -//-o;) su m1ss10n must me u e ongma signature 2 of 2 'f.-//-/YA/.?/./C I~ >'\/..S'?/lf/Cl'"?ctv ~/'eti!v.: .. s;c .<!- Titl e N'11d lN31f\13D'1NV'lf\I 033M snOIXON . H XION3dd'1 Jun 07 07 01:54p Fou · tion of' Trustees 970-f -4505 NOXIOUS WEED MANAGEMENT PLAN FOR MARATHON OIL COMPANY WAREHOUSE, STORAGE AND WASTEWATER TREATMENT FACILITY GARFIELD COUNTY, CO. Prepared by Paller & Girard, Inc. JUNE,2007 INTRODUCTION: This plan is intended to be used as a guide for the management of Garfield County and State of Colorado designated noxious weeds on land le ased or managed by Marathon Oil Company in Garfield County, Colorado. The planned site for the Warehouse, Storage and Wastewater Treatment Facility is in the House Log Gulch drainage at S.E. Y4 Scc.32, TS 5 S, R 96 W. Priority will be given to eradication of Garfield County designated noxious weeds. (See attached list). A Noxious Weed lnventory of the proposed site was conducted on June 6, 2007 by Thomas Girard of Pall er & Girard, Inc. No noxious weeds, either State of Colorado or ·Garfield County listed, were detected at the site. This Management Plan wil1 therefore empha<;ize prevention and early detection of noxious weeds which may occur on disturbed areas. I. Inventory and Mapping A visual inspection of the proposed site was conducted in JlUle of2007. A map of the area is also included. The area will be re-Inspected annually and if found, new weed infestations will be added to the map using GPS coordinates. II. Prevention One of the best ways to prevent noxious weed from becoming established is to re- vegetate all newly disturbed areas with competitive species of plants as soon after disturbance as feasible. The seed mixture for this site will be designated by Marathon Oil Company. Note: The recommended seed mixtures should be applied with a broadcast seeder followed by harrowing with a sharp-toothed harrow to achieve a cover depth of 114 to 2 inches. If mulch is used it should be Certified weed-free straw or hay or packaged hydro mulch. Reveget.ation projects should be evaluated one year after completion for effectiveness. Post-it" Fax Note 7671 From /l,)M Co. p. 1 Phone ~ 91 .. lft /. ();)3J Jun 07 07 01:54p Foundation of Trustees 970-926 -450 5 Ill. Treatment Priority will be given to Garfield Coilllty listed noxious weeds. Herbicide treatments will be approved by the Regulatory Specialist for Marathon Oil Company. All herbicide treatments will be perfonned by Colorado Department of Agriculture license<l personnel using approved herbicides. Product label directions will be strictly adhered to. Special precautions to protect sensitive vegetation, surface and ground water resources will include: l. No herbicide applications when wind exceeds I 0 mph to reduce the chance of drift and related damage to non-target plants. 2. Only aquatic labeled herbicides will be used near surface water and wetland s. 3. Bareground herbicides will not be applied if heavy rainfall is expected to occur on the same day to reduce the chances of the product moving off-site. Methods of Treatment: Chemical: Due to the nature of average weed infostations, chemical treatments wilJ be the most effective and cost efficient. Herbicides will be applied by truck mounted power sprayers, ATVs and/or backpack sprayers as appropriate-for each individual situation. Specific herbicides and application rates for commonly occurring noxious weeds are included in the attached document (Appendix A). Herbicide treatments of noxious weeds, if necessary, are expected to begin in the month of June at this elevation and continue thru August. Mechanical: Annual and Biennial noxious weeds may be controlled by chopping the root below ground level with a shovel or hoe. This method can be used by Marathon field personnel when individual plants or small infestations are encountered . Evaluation of Treatments and Follow-up Treatments All treatments will be evaluated for efficacy in the fall and re-treatment will be perfonned if necessary. Inspections will be conducted throughout the spraying season and any new findings will be added to the OPS mapping system. ( p.2 Jun 07 07 01:54p Fou . )tion of Trustee s 970 -~ -4 5 05 TREATMENT RECOMMENDATIONS: BIENNIALS Bull thistle: Spray with Tordon 22 K herbicide at 1 pint per acre when plant is in the rosette stage of growth, increase rate to l Y2 pints when plant has bolted. Musk thistle: Same as Bull thistle. Houndstongue: Spray with Tordon 22k herbicide at 1 ~pints per acre in the rosette stage of growth. Common mullein: Spray with Escort or Te1ar herbicide at I ounce per acre prior to bloom. Add a quality strrfactant. Or spray with Tordon 22K at 1 pint per acre when plant is in rosette stage. Common burdock: Spray with Redeem herbicide at 2 quarts per acre in rosette or in early bolt stage of growth. ANNUALS Rn~ian thistle: Spray with 2A-D 4 lb. Amine at 2 quarts per acre in early spring. Add a high quality surfactant. Or spray with Roundup at 2 quarts per acre in early spring. Kochia : Same as Russian thistle . PERENNIALS Canada thistle: Spray with Tordon 22K herbicide at I quart per acre when plant is in bud to bloom stage of growth or during fall regrowth. BAREGROUND TREATMENTS: Spray designated areas with a preemergent herbicide such as Sahara DG at 10 pounds per ocre plus Roundup at 2 quarts per acre in early spring prior to normal periods ofrainfall. p.3 Jun O? O? 01 :5 4p Founda t ion or Trustees Garfield County -N(>xious Weed List e Garfield County, Colorado 9?0-926-4505 Search ... p.4 1J age l or t ( llOMl ! . A~OUI. c...AHflE·~,)wv~T·V· 1 , . .<.1~.uN1\~£~§i~;~·.';$~µ&1·~.~qvl·KN~NcE. I /c:i1uN.1·.~D£PJ\Rr N~\ilGAf.tO.N'. . .. . , Administration Ai rp ort Assessor Bo;ird of Commissione rs Bu ildin g & Planning Clerk and Recorder Ccmmunlty Corrections Counly Engineer Finance ·--- Geographic I nformation System Human Resources Hu1n11n Services Information Technology Land fill Oil and Gas Public Health Public Trustee Purchasin9 Road and Bridge Sheriff Treasur~r Vegetntlon Management ~ Vegetation Management Personnel . ~ Weed Advisory Board .,. Noxious We~d List ~ Upcoming Events ~ Weed Ca lendar and Guidebook ~ Weed Law Enforcement > Docurnen~ an d Forms ~1m!VJJep f!!!.rmmt~ » Ve,getatlon Man.!l.Oflmanl » Norlo11s Wood Li si NOXIOUS WEED LIST (C lick on a common nume to view Image and detai led description) I Common n:Jme If scientii~~ame ! !&ijfy Smmi.e II Euphorbia esu la I I BJ.1un.Knap.we.~I Acroplilon repens _ I I YelfQW. .. S.larthl.stle ll£.entau rea ~o lstitalis I I PJMm~ll~U.1;1 II Carduus acanlhoides 1 ~unds.lQ09lli! II Cynoglossurn offrcinale _J j .C.Q....111.f!l.Q..n Bu1dock j[Arctium f1"linus I I §lootmi .Th~.1CJ[~nopordum acanthlum l I ~qnad.El.Jhl.11t.lft I Cirs lum arvense I ~11Q.tted. JSlli!p w~<;! Cent au rea maculosa I P!ff\Js~ K~pwe.e~J Ce ntaurea diffusa I Q~Jmfil~Q.I.o_~c;!O.~x jj Unarin dalm;~tica l I '.'!'.§.!IQW.XQ<1..dflax I! unaria vulgaris I I t:fa.<t.ry Cress j§rda rla d;aba J j .:;1.ID19~!J~r. I Tamarix parviflora, : T<1rnarix ramosisslma I I Qxeya _Dai~Y. _j~rysanthemum leucantheum I ~IDnte.!LG.Q5!!grn ~1! II Aegllops cyli ndrica : I l c~oJY -: j[c1chorlum lntybus J I M"'Hh~Jlo =3@arduus nulans . ]I I PL!Llllil..l~Q;:H:?.§1Jifu. l[!;yt hrum sa licaria I B.u~r.t QJ~1;1 II E laeag~us angu:;;tifo l~~ I http://www.garfield-county.com/.. .1e/index.asp'?pagc=60.7 l l/5/2007 ?.: 0 c 0 ,..; .... • 0) \ ~ .... > N .OOO 'SEo6E N ,OOO'l>Eo6£ 9 0 9 11 -926-0l.6 N ,OOO'El:o6£ ;:: 0 0 , ~, I 1 ~ ' .. !: 1~ ~ ,.J 1' ~ ~ ~·:~ d ss 10 L.O l.O unr SISATvN'V l::>'v'dl/\11 ::>1.:1.:l'v'~l I XION3dd'v' ~a.) CORDILLERAN August 22, 20 07 Garfield County Building and Planning 108 8th Street, Suite 401 G lenwood Sprin gs, CO 81601 Su bj ect: Marathon Oil Company Lay Down Yard CUP Application Traffic Assessment an d Trip Generation Letter To Whom It May Concern: 826 21 Yi Road Gra nd Jun ction , CO 8 1505 T: 970.263.7800 F: 970.263.745 6 This letter presents the results of a traffic as sess ment for the proposed Marathon OiLCompany (Marathon.) Lay Down Yard. Marathon has submitted an application to Garfield County for a Conditional Use Permit for warehouse facilities/staging area. The proposed Lay Down Yard is located on approximately 50 acres of land lying in the SE/4 of the SE/4 of Section 32, Township 5 South, Range 96 West, 6th Principal Meridian, Garfield Co unty, Colorado. Marathon i s proposing to construct, operate, and maintain a Lay Down Yard for the purpose of storing materials and equipment associated w ith their oi l and gas operations . Access to the proposed proj ect site will be from an existing approved access off CR 2 15 . Garfield County Road 215 can be categorized as Rural Highway (R-B) according to the State of Co lorado State Highway Access Category Assignment Schedule. County Road 2 15 provides access t o numerous o il and gas facilities lo cated within Garfi eld County, while providing access to the Town of Parachute and Interstate 70. Initially, until the lay down yard is st ocked, it is anticipated the total number of vehicles that w ill access the facility duri ng a typical day would range from 9 to 14 ve hi cles. After the yard is stocked , subse quent veh icles could average 2 trip s per day made by a light-duty vehicles, and 2-3 fo r tractor tra il ers . The fo ll owin g table identifies the antic ipate d trip generation fo r the project. It is important to note that Marathon wi ll be conducting numer ous act ivities within the propo sed area, and the traffic activity will occur with or withou t the sit e development and site operati on s of the Lay Down Yard . A .. nt1c 1pate dT ffi I ra 1c mpacts to G rf' Id C a 1e ounty R d 215 oa Trips per Types of Vehicles day Trips per week Liqht Trucks Tractor-trailers Tota l Vehicles 7-10 45-60 2-4 12-24 9-14 57-84 Co rdill eran Com p li ance Services , Inc. Grand Junction, CO • Denver, CO Environmenta l Consu ltin g Eng in eers an d Scie ntists Trips pe r month 180-240 50-96 230-336 Marathon Lay Down Yard Traffic Analysis Job# EG07122 August 22, 2007 Page2 During April of 2007, Garfield County Road & Bridge did a traffic study for CR 215. The study concluded that the average trips per day at that time was 4258 vehicles; 73.8% of the vehicles were Class 3 and above (Heavy Vehicles) and 26.2% were Class 2 and below (Light Vehicles). Based on the County's traffic study, Marathon's traffic activity will have a 0.33% increase on traffic activity including Light and Heavy vehicles. All vehicles hauling equipment and material for project con struction will abide by Garfield County regulations. Please do not hesitate to contact me at (970) 263-7800 should you have any questions or concerns regarding this information. Sincerely, Cordilleran Compliance Services, Inc. c:... ·-·-----~~ Dion Pisek, P.E Principal Engineer Cordilleran Complian ce Servi ces, Inc. Grand Jun cti o n, CO • D enver, CO f -o nm ental Co nsultin g En gine ers and Sc ient ) APPENDIX J WILDLIFE ASSESSMENT AND MITIGATION Marathon Oil Company . House Log Gulch Produced Water Ponds and Staging Area Wildlife Assessment and Mitigation Garfield County Conditional Use Permit Application 1': Photo 1. Mule deer doe near project boundary, August 7, 2007 Prepared for : Marathon Oil Company Prepared by: WestWater Engineering Inc. 2516 Foresight Circle #1 Grand Junction, CO 81505 (In Coordination with Cordillera Compliance Services) August 2007 Marathon Oil Company House Log Gulch Produced Water Ponds and Staging Area Facility Introduction Wildlife Assessment and Mitigation Plan Garfield County Special Use Permit Application The Marathon Oil Company House Log Gulch Produced Water Ponds and Staging Area (House Log Gulch Facility) is located in Section 32, T5S, R96W, 6th PM (Figure 1). The 100 ± acre site is located in the sage brush vegetation community. I / WestWater Engineering Page 1 of 6 pages .. ..... . ' .-~ . -·~ . ./"·-.... _. ' Figure 1; Arca of Survey House Log Gulch Facility Milc1 0 0.125 0.~5 0.5 "'\. August 10, 2007 Site Inspection and Survey A site inspection conducted by WestWater biologis ts occu rred on August 7, 2007. The perimeter and adjoin ing lands were surveyed for plant communities and wildlife use. Table 1 is a list of wi ldlife species which could be expected to be observed on or from the site during some period in the annual cycle. Wildlife observed or leaving evidence of use on the day of inspection is noted in bold type. The data, obtained from the Colorado Division of Wildlife County Species Occurrence database, was extracted and modified by WestWater biologists based on the plant communities present at the site, potential wildlife using those plant communities during at least one season, and experience from observing similar sites throughout the region (CDOW 2006, Fitzgerald et al. 1994, Andrews and Righter 1992, Hammerson 1999). Table 1. Potentia l Wildlife Occurrence Checklist for House Log Gulch Facility 'Common Name' 1Scie11 tific Name' 'Occurrence'* 'Abundance'** Birds American Crow Corvus brachyrhynchos Known to occur Fairly Common American Kestrel Falco sparverius Known to occur Fairly Common American Peregrine Falcon Falco peregrinus anatum Known to occur Rare American Robin Turdus mif!ratorius Known to occur Common Black-caooed Chickadee Poecile atricapil/us Known to occur Fairly Common Brewer~s Sparrow Spizella breweri Known to occur Common -Brown-headed Cowbird Molothrus ater Known to occur Common Bullock's Oriole l cterus bul/ocldi Known to occur Fairly Common Bushtit Psaltriparus minimus Known to occur Uncommon Cassia's Finch Carpodacus cassinii Known to occur Fairly Common C lark's Nutcracker Nuci(ra)!a co lumbiana Known to occur Fairly Common Common Raven Corvus corax Known to occur Fairly Common Cooper's Hawk Accipi/er cooverii Known to occur Uncommon Dark-eyed Junco Jun co hvemalis Known to occur Common -Downy Woodpecker Picoides vubescens Known to occur Uncommon Golden Eagle Aquila chrvsaetos Known to occur Uncommon Gray Jay Perisoreus canadensis Known to occur Uncommon Gray-crowned Rosy Finch Leucosticte tevhrocotis Known to occur Unknown Green-tailed Towhee Pivilo chlorurus Known to occur Common Hairy Woodpecker Picoides villosus Known to occ ur Uncommon Lesser Goldfinch Carduelis vsaltria Known to occur Fairly Common Lewis' Woodpecker Melanerpes lewis Known to occur Rare MacGillivray's Warbler Oporornis tolmiei Known to occur Fairly Common Merlin Falco columbarius Known to occur Unknown Mountain Bluebird Sialia currucoides Known to occur Fairly Common Mountain Chickadee Poecile )!ambeli Known to occur Common Mournin!!: Dove Zenaida macroura Known to occu r Common Northern Flicker Colaptes auratus Known to occur Fairly Common Pine Grosbeak Pinicola enucleator Known to occur Uncommon Pine Siskin Carduelis vinus Known to occur Common Pygmy Nuthatch Sit/a nvr>maea Known to occur Rare Red-breasted Nuthatch Silla canadensis Known to occur Uncommon Red-headed Woodpecker Melanerp es erythrocephalus Known to occur Unknown Red-tailed Hawk Buteo jamaicensis Known to occur Uncommon Rough-l e1rn:ed Hawk Buteo la)!OIJUS Known to occur Unknown WestWater Engin eering Page 2 of 6 pages August 10, 2007 Table 1. Potential Wildlife Occurrence Checklist for House Log Gulch Facility · 'Common Name' 'Scie11ti{ic Name' 'Occurrence'* Ruby-crowned Kinglet RePUlus calendufa Known to occur Greater Sage Grouse Centrocercus urophasianus Known to occur Sage Sparrow Amphispiza belli Known to occur Sage Thrasher Oreoscoptes montanus Known to occur Sharp-shinned Hawk Accipiter striatus Known to occur Song Sparrow Melospiza melodia Known to occur Steller's Jay Cvanocitta stelleri Known to occur Swainson's Hawk Buteo swainsoni Known to occur Townsend's Solitaire Mvadeste s tow nsendi Known to occur Turkev Vulture Cathartes aura Known to occur Vesoer Soarrow Pooecetes f!ramineus Known to occur Western Bluebird Sialia mexicana Known to occur Western K ingbird Tyrannus vertica/is Known to occur Western Screech-Owl Otus kennicottii Known to occur Western Tanager Piranl{a ludoviciana Known to occur Western Wood-Pewee Contopus sordidulus Known to occur White-breasted Nuthatch Sitta caro/inensis Known to occur White-throated Sparrow -Zonotrichia albicollis I<nOWn to occur Merriam's Turkey Meleal{ris l{al/opavo Known to occur Mammals American E lk Cervus e/apfms Known to occur Big Brown Bat Eptesicus fuscus Known to occur Black Bear Ursus americanus Known to occur Bobcat Lvnx rufus Known to occur Bushy-tailed Woodrat Neotoma cinerea Known to occur Common Porcuoine Erethizon dorsatum Known to occur Coyote Canis latrans Known to occur Deer Mouse Peromvscus manicula tus Known to o c cur Mountain Cottontail Svlvilaf!US 1111tallii Known to occur Golden-mantled Ground Spermophilus lateralis Known to occur Squirrel Gray Fox Uro cyon cinereoarl{enteus Known to occur Kit Fox Vu/pes macrotis Likely to occur Least Chipmunk Tamias mi11imus Known to occur Long-eared Myotis Myotis evotis Known to occur Long-tailed W easel Must ela fr enata Known to occur Mountain Lion Fe/is con color Known to occur Mule Deer Odocoileus hemio11u s Known to occur Northern Pocket Gopher Thomomvs ta/poides Known to occur Striped Skunk Mephitis meohitis Known to occur Thirteen-lined Ground Squirrel Spe rm ophilus tridecemlineatus Known to occur White-tailed Jackrabbit Lepus townsendii Known to occur Reptiles Fence Lizard Sce/oporus undulatus Known to occur Sagebrush Lizard Scefoporus l{raciosus Known to occ ur Western Rattlesnake Crotalus viridis Known to occur Western Terrestrial Garter Thamnophis e/egans Known to occur Snake *Occurrence is for Garfield County m smular habitat and not necessanly thi s site as edited by We stWater. **Abundance is for.wh ere found in Garfie ld County, not nece ss arily this site. 'Abundance'** Common Common Uncommon Uncommon Uncommon Fairly Common Fairly Common Uncommon Uncommon Fairlv Common Common Rare Fairlv Common Unknown Fairlv Common Fairly Common Fairly Common Unknown Uncommon Abundant Abundant Common Common Fairly Common Uncommon Abundant Abundant Common Fairly Common Fairl y Common U nknown Common Fairly Common Common Common Abundant Common Abundant Common Common Common Common Uncommon Fairly Common Species or their sign observed during the onsite in spection are bald ed in Table 1. WestWater Engineering Page 3 of 6 pages Au g ust 10, 2007 Discussion The site is an open, shrubby, meadow in a narrow valley formed by House Log Gulch, a tributary to Red Gulch above the West Fork of Parachute Creek. Aspen, Populus tremuloides, wood lands cover ridge tops and pockets in dry arroyos. The aspen woodlands on steep er s lopes above and adjacent to the site provide high qua lity habitat for mule deer (see Phot o 1), elk, black bear, Cooper's hawks, Swainson's hawks, and cavity nesters like the do wny woodpecker and northern flicker . Photo 2 is a Red-tail ed Hawk, observed during the onsite examination. The Wyoming big sagebrush (Artemesia tridentata wyomingensis) -need legrass (Stipa spp .) plant community (see Photo 3), dominated by Wyoming big sagebrush, is within the overall range of the great er sage grouse. Structure of shr ubs and adjacency to wet meadows and streams provide excellent brood r earing habitat. Wet meadow and stream s produce succul ent herbaceous pl ants and insects, important to nesting greater sage grouse and survival of their young. Grazing intensity by lives tock and wi ldlife is low and well within the capacity of the vegetation community to produce sufficient forage. Heavy browsing of older, senescent serviceberry (Amelanchier alnifolia) by mule deer was evident around the site (see Photo 4). Photo 2. Red-tailed Hawk observed adjacent to the facility site, August 7, 2007 WestWater E n gi n eering Page 4 of 6 pages Augu st 10, 2007 Photo 3. Sagebrush-needlegrass plant community Photo 4. Senescent service berry Within the overall range of greater sage grouse, the area around the site meets criteria for brood rearing habitat, a particularly important habitat component of sage grouse overall range. In dcy years, insufficient brood rearing forage leads to low recruitment of young-of-the-year going into the winter. The quality of the sage grouse habitat is tempered somewhat by large numbers of standing, dead aspen, w hich create excellent hunting perches for hawks and, to a lesser extent, golden eag le s. Gently sloping sagebrush meadows surrounded on three sides with aspen woodlands provide hi gh quality transitional and summer range for mule deer, elk and black bear. Foraging by all three species was evident. Workers onsile have recently observed a black bear. Wildlife Mitigation and Management Recommendations Migratory Birds and Wildlife. Potential oil ski ms on the proposed produced water storage ponds and h igh salt content could res ult in mortality of birds or mammals that attempt to use the ponds or accidentally fall into the ponds. This is likely to be a concern with the U .S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the Colorado Division of Wildlife. Appropriate fencing and nettin g of the ponds to exclude wildlife would help to reduce potential impacts. Improve Greater Sage Grouse Habitat. Sage grouse brood rearin g habitat could be improved by excluding livestock, particularly cattle, from creek bottoms and wet meadows a long creeks . Evidence of cattle loafing could be seen in wetlands in House Log Gu lch at the time of inspection. Degradation of the wetland s reduces capacity of wetlands to produce insects and herbaceou s forage critical to sage grouse in their annua l cycle. Additionally, regulated noxious weeds including houndstongue (Cynoglossum officinale) and mu sk thi stle, Carduus nutans, were observed in House Log Gulch and adjacent meadows. These invasive species degrade sag e grouse and other wil dlife habitat by rep lacing native vegetation. Catt le loafing disturbs soils and increases opportunities for invasive species to gain hold. WestWater Engineering Page 5 of 6 pages August 10 , 2007 Minimize footprint of disturbance. Reduce t o the minimum level possible all soil disturbing act ivities. Park co nstruction vehicles on previous ly disturbed lands during construction to further reduce temporary disturbance. Re-seeding. Temporary and permanent disturbances are recommended to be re-seeded with native grasses. These measures should be described in an Integrated Vegetation and Noxious Weed Management Plan for this site. Best management practices such as the imprinting of un- vegetated slopes to reduce rill erosion should be implemented. Fence Removal. Wildlife un-friendly fences are located adjacent to th e site. If possible, old fence is recommended to be removed to enhance safe wi ldl ife movement. Black Bear Measures. It is not only unsafe, but illegal to feed bears . Keep all tra sh and food waste in bear-proof containers. Put dog food and bowls and cooking appliances and utensil s in bear-proof storage at night. Black bears will rarely attack; however, if they are surprised, fee l danger, wish to protect territory or if they have cubs they may attack. The best way to avoid danger is to avoid bears. When walking or traveling through bear territory make a lot of noise. If you see a black bear, make sure he sees you. Hold your arms high above your head us ing a coat or outer garment to make yourse lf appear larger. Continue to make noise and slowly back away. If you run the bear will likely chase you. If the bear comes for you, climb a tree or drop to a fetal position. Cover you head and neck with your hands. Once the bear realizes you are not a threat he may leave . If the bear does not stop the attack when playing dead, fight back and make as much noise as possible. References Andrews, Robert and Robert Righter . 1992. Colorado birds: A reference to their distribution and habitat. Denver Museum of Natural History, Colorado, 442 pp. Colorado Division of Wildlife. 2006. Wildlife species occurrence. http://ndis.nrel.colostate .edu Fitzgerald, James P., C . A. Meaney, D. M. Armstrong, 1994. Mammals of Colorado. Univ. Press of Colorado, N iwot, 467 pp. Hammerson, Geoffrey A. 1999. Amphibians and reptiles in Colorado, 2nd Ed. Univ. Press of Colorado, Niwot, 484 pp. WestWater Engineering Page 6 of 6 pages August 10 , 2007 ) APPENDIX K NOISE ANALYSIS CORDILLERAN August 6, 2007 826 21 Yi Roa d Grand Junction, CO 81505 T: 970.263.7800 F: 970.263.7456 Ambient Sound Level Study at GM Stewart Lay Down Yard & Water Storage Facility A so und level study ha s b een completed for Marathon Oil Company (Marathon) at the proposed site for their GM Stewart Lay Down Yard and Water Storage Facility, loc ated a bout 17 miles northwest of Parachute, CO. Sound readings were colle cted on Aug~st 2"d, 2007, at four location s on the edge of proposed Lay Down yard site and at two locations near the proposed Water Storage Facility (s ee attached figures). Sound meas urements were collected using a calibrated TES 1350A sound level meter se t to collect general noise measurements (db(A)). In accordance with Rule 802 of the Colorado Oil and Gas Co nservation Commission (COGCC ) Rules and Regulations, entitled "Noise Abatement," sound meas urements were collected each minute for 15 minutes and then averaged . These averages are provided on the attached figures. Sound meas urements ranged from between 34.4 and 38.9 db(A) at the proposed L ay Down Yard site , and between 33.0 and 33.3 at the proposed Water Storage Facil ity. The only so und-generating equipment that will b e associated with these fac ilities are a generato r and portable li ght-plants at the Lay Down Yard. Although the specific generator that will be in sta lled at this locati on is not currently known, it is anticipated to be similar to the one shown in Attachment A. As indicated on the specifications sheet for this generato r, th e sound produced by the generator is 62 db (A) measured at a di stance of 23 fee t from the generato r. This generator will b e installed within a quonset-hut typ e building a nd will be lo cated in excess of 200 feet from the property boundary. Similarly, the specific li ght plants that will be procured for this location are not known but are anticipate d to be similar to tho se shown in Attachment B. The specification s sheet for these plants indicates that they generate 69 db (A) on average during operation. Again, these plants will be located within the interior of th e fac ility away from the property boundaries. The c hange in so und press ure, as meas ured in deci be ls (db), with distance from the noise source can be calculated using the following e quati on: SPL = 10 *log(l2/ll) Where SPL is the change in sound pressure level between two relative intensities (12 and 11 ). This e quation can then b e use d to calculate the so und pressure leve l drop over di stance from a known source. Uti li zing this relationship, the calcul ated sound pressure le vel at 200 feet from the generator will be appro xima tel y 4 3 db(A), which is below the app licab l e Colorado nois e Cordilleran Comp lia nce Ser vices, Inc. Grand Junction , CO •Denver, CO E nvironmental Co nsult ing Engineers and Scientists ) standard. This calculated sound pressure level does not account for the fact that the generator will be housed in a building which will further reduce the sound level. Similarly, the sound pressure level that would result from each of the light plants would drop to well below the night- time residential noise standard of 45 db( A) at the perimeter of the planned facility. 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STANDARD EQUIPMENT • All input connections in one sin gle are a • High coolant temperature shutdown • low oil pressure shutdown • l ow coolan t level automat ic sh utdown • Overspeed automatic shu tdown • Crank timer • Exercise timer • Oi l drain extension • Cool flow radiator • Closed coolan t recovery system FEATURES • Innovati ve de sign and fully prototype tested • UL 2200 Li ste d • Solid state fr equency compensated voltage reg ulator • Dynami c and stati c batter y charger • Sound attenuated acoustically designed enclosure • Whisper-Test™feature for low noise level exercise • Acousti cal ly des igned engine cooling system Whisper-Test™ Low Speed Exercise 62 dB{A) at 23 feet GENERAC 1.6L ENGINE Natura ll y Aspirat ed Gaseous Fuel ed UL 2200 Listed I Trans fer Swit ch is so ld se parate ly I • UV/Ozone resistant hoses • Watertigh t state of the art electrical connectors • Mainline circui t breaker • Radiator drain extens ion • Battery charge alternator • 2 Amp static batte ry charger • Battery rack and battery cables • Fan and belt guards • Isochronous governor • Flex fuel line pi gtail • Stale of th e art control system with R-Series digital con tro l pan el • Watertight elec tri cal connectors • Rodent proof co nst ruction • Hi gh effic ien cy, low distortion Generac des igned alternat or • Vibration isolated fro m moun ting base • Ma tchi ng Generac transfer sw itches en gineered and tested to work as a system • All componen ts easily accessible fo r maintenance • High fl ow, low noise factory eng ineered exhaust syste m • Electrostalically appli ed powder paint ----COMMERCIAL SERIES APPLICATION & ENGINEERING DATA GENERATOR SPECIFICATIONS TYPE ................................................................................................................ Synchronou s ROTOR INSULATION ................................................................................................. Class F STATOR INSULATION ............................................................................................... Cla ss F TOTAL HAR MONIC DI STOR TION .................................................................................. <5% TELEPHONE INTERFERENCE FACTOR (TIF) .................................................................. <50 ALTERNATOR OUTPUT LEADS 3 PHASE .................................................................... 4 wi re BEAR INGS ........................................................................................................... Sealed Bait COUPLING ....................................................................................................... Fl exible Disc LOAD CAPACITY (STANDBY RATING) ....................................................................... 20 kW EXCITATION SYSTEM ................................................................................................. Direct NOTE: Generator rating and perlorma nce in accordance with IS08528- 5, BS5514, SAE J1349, IS03046, and DIN6271 stan dards. VOLTAGE REGULATOR ............................................................................. _..Electron ic TYPE ...................................... . ... Single Phase ~~~~~~-10N·::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.:::::::·v;f°Acii~:1aii: FEATURES ................................................................................ Adj.~siable Voltage and Gain GENERATOR FEATURES O Revolving fi eld hea vy duty generator O Directl y connected to the engine O Oper ating temperature rise 120 •c above a 40 •c ambie nt 0 Insulation is Class F rated at 130 •c rise O All models are fully prototyped tested CONTROL PANEL FEATURES LED Indica tors O SEVEN LED INDICATOR LI GHTS 0 ADDITIONA L FU NCTIONS • System ready • Low fuel pressure •Low battery • Low oil pressure • High coolant tempJlow coolan t temp • Overspeed • Overcr ank O INTERNA L FUNCT IONS: • 3 position switch (auto, off and manual) • 2 wire start for any tiansfer switch • Uti lity sensi ng • Delay on utility failure for eng ine start • Engine warm up belore tran sfer • Delay to retian sfer to utility • Engine co ol down tim er • Exerciser not set • Communica tes with th e Generac ATS transfer switch • Built-in 7 day exercise r • Selectable engin e speed at exercise •.Governo r con troller is bui lt into the master control bo ard • Temperature rang e -40 °C to 70 °C COMMERCIAL 20 kW ENGINE SPECIFICATIONS MAKE ...................................................................................................................... Generac MODEL ....................................................................................................................... In li ne CYLINDERS ....................................................................................................................... 4 DISPLACEMEN T ..................................................................................................... 1.6 Liter BORE ............................................................................................................................. 3.15 STROKE ........................................................................................................................ 3.13 COMPRESSION RATIO .............................................................................................. 9.75:1 INTAKE AIR SYSTEM .............................................................................. Naturally Aspirated VALVE SEATS ..................................................................................................... Replaceab le LIFTER TYPE ......................................................................................................... Hydraulic GOVERNOR SPECIF ICAT IONS TYPE ..................................................................................................................... Electronic FREQUENCY REGULATI ON ............................................................................... Isochro nous STEADY STATE REGULATION .................................................................................... t 0.25 ADJUSTMEN TS Speed .......................................................................................................... Yes Droop .......................................................................................................... Yes ENGINE LUBRICATION SYST EM OIL PUMP ..................................................................................................................... Gear OIL FILTER ................................................................................. .Full flow spin-on cart ridge CRANKCASE CAPACITY ......................................................................................... 4 Quarts ENGINE COOLING SYSTEM TYPE ......................................................................................................................... Closed WATER PUMP ...................................................................................................... Belt driven FAN SPEED .................................................................................................................. 2550 FAN DIAMETER ..................................................................................................... 15 inches FAN MODE ................................................................................................................ Pusher FUEL SYST EM FU EL TYPE ................................................................................ Natural gas, propane vapo r CARBURETOR ..................................................................................................... Down Dralt SECONDARY FUEL REGULATOR ........................................................................... Standard FUEL SHUT OFF SOLENO ID .................................................................................. Standard OPERATING FUEL PRESSURE ....................................................................... .:5" -14' H20 ELECTRICAL SYSTE M BAITERY CHARGE ALTERNATOR ..................................................................... 12V 30 Amp STATIC BATIERY CHARGER ...................................................................................... 2 Amp RECOMMENDED BATTERY .................................................................. Group 26, 525 CCA SYSTEM VOLTAGE.. ................................................................................................ 12 Volts Rating definitions -Standby: Applicable lor supplying emergency r· 'or the duration ol the utility power outage. No overload capabi lity is available fe· "'5 rat ing. (Al l ratings in accordance with 8S5514, IS03046 and OIN6271). (All rati ngs in accordance wilh BS5514 ,, "IS08528 and OIN6271). COMMERC IAL 20 kW OPERATING DATA STANDBY 20 kW KW RATIN G 20 ENGI NE SIZE 1.6 Lite r 4 cyl. inl ine GENERATOR OUTPUT VOLTAG E/KW -60 Hz KW AMP CB Size 120/2 08V, 3-phase, 0.8 pf 20 69 80 120/240V, 3-phase, 0.8 pf 20 60.2 70 GENERATOR LOCKEO ROTOR KVA AVAILA BLE@ VO LTAG E DIP OF 35% 208 or 240V 3-phase 34 ENGINE FUEL CONSUM PTI ON {Natural Gas) {Propa ne) Natura l Gas Propane (f t3/hr.) (gal/hr.) cu ft/hr Exercise cycle 60 0.65 24 25% of rated load 124 1.35 49 50% of rated load 188 2.05 75 75% of rated load --250 2.73 --99 - 100% of ra ted load 315 3.44 125 ENG INE COOLING Air fl ow (inlet air including al ternator and combustion air) rt3/min. 1,528 System coolant capac ity US gal. 2.0 Heat rejecti on to coolant BTU/hr. 107,000 Max. op erati ng air temp. on rad iator oc (oF) 60 (150) Max. ambient temperature oc (of) 50 (140) CO MBUSTION AIR REQ UI REMENTS Flow at rated power 60 Hz elm 91 SOUND EM ISSIONS IN OBA db(A) @ 23 feet in exercise mode 62 db(A) @ 23 feet at normal operati ng load 74 EXHAUST Exhaust fl ow at rated output 60 Hz elm 177 Exhaust temp. at muffler outlet Of 910 ENGINE PARAMETERS Rated synchronous RPM 60 Hz 3600 HP at rated KW 60 Hz 34.8 POWER ADJUSTMENT FOR AMBIE NT CON DIT IONS Temperature Deration 3% for eve ry 1 O °C above -°C 40 1.65% for every 10 °F above -°F 10 4 Allitude Deration 1 % for every 100 m above -m 914 3% for eve ry 1000 ft. above -ft. 3000 RATING: All three pha ses units are rated at 0.8 power factor. All single phase units are rated at 1.0 power factor. STANDBY RATING: Standby ratings apply to installations served by a reliable utility source. The standby rating is app licable to varying loads for the duration ol a power outage. There is no overload capability for this rating. Ratings are In accordance with IS0-3046-1. Design and specifications are subject to change without notice. Maximum wattage and curren t are subject to an d limited by such factors as fuel, Btu content, ambient temperature, attitude, engine power and condition, etc. INTERCONN ECTIONS D 000 0 00 CONTRO L PA N EL ~ ff ti d !~TERNATOR GENERATOR CONNECTION BOX 0@ \0 ~ii ~ .194 D ~ HEUTRAl Ground Level 1 ST UB-UP AREA l Concrete S lab See Insta ll Dwg fo r ~ Dimensions INSTALLATION LAYOUT V ISE ACTION LATCH, Tr ansfer Switch 4 -# 14 GA W IRES TO GENERATOR CONNECTION COMMERCIAL 20 kW Util it y In NEUTRAL BOX -------TO GENERATOR CONNECTION BOX To Generator Cont ro l Pa ne l CIRCUIT BREA KER SIZE KW VOLTS I AMPS LUG SIZE 20 208 3 l!I 20 240 3 l!I 80 70 #4 to 1/0 #4 t o 1/0 -CO MMERC IAL SER IES CONTROL PAN EL R TYPE BATTERY CHARGER IS EN CLOS ED WITH IN ONE P ER DOOR, O NE LI FT-OFF DOOR PER SIDE OF GENERATOR a 46 DOORTYP Q I n . . 30.7 62.2 E X HA U ST A ND AIR DISC HARGE ~~ ~~ ~~ ~ 6 ~ I== MIN. 0 R IGHT SIDE VIEW FUE L LINE CO NN EC TION 314" NPT FEMALE COUPLING LOUVERS -FRONT AND S IDES • l 27.4 DOOR r TYP ! 3 3.5 l CONCRETE BASE NOT INC LUDED r:1 ~~~~~ ~~~~~ ~~~~~ ~~~~~ ~~~~~ FRONT VIEW UNIT WEIGHT: Steel 875 lbs. EXHAUST MUFFLERS ENCLOSED WITHIN, G E N E RAC" P OWER SYSTEM S , IN C. • P.O . B O X 297 · WHIT EWAT ER, WI 5 3190 WEBSITE: www.guard ian g e nerator s .com Bulletin Ot74340SBY I Prinled in USA 05.07 © 2007 Generac Powet Syslems, Inc. All rig. ved. AJI specilicalions are subject lo change withOIJI no tice. ) ATTACHMENT B ~GNJJ.M™ EMPOWERING REAL PEOPLE Magnum Light Tower -ML T 3060 MMH, Specifications .. S~!L ENGINE • Mitsubishi L3E-W26ML, 952 cc displacement, liquid cooled diesel engine • o 12 .2 HP @ 1800 RPM, Standby o 1 0.4 HP@ 1800 RPM, Prime o Fuel consumption is .5 GPH under full load 69.6 dB(a) average • Rubber vibration dampers __ • • • • Radiator to allow continuous running in 116° Fahrenheit ambient temperatures Full flow oil filter, spin on type Fuel filter with replaceable element Dry type cartridge air filter • Polyethylene fuel tank with 3 3/8" fill neck diameter and large 2 5/8" opening diameter, 30 gallon o 60 hour run capacity • 12 volt HD maintenance free, 440 CCA, 0°Fahrenheit battery ENGINE CONTROLS • Key switch to preheat (glow plugs), start and stop • Hour meter • Automatic low oil/high temperature shut down system GENERATOR • Marathon, 6KW Brushless generator • Capacitor voltage regulation ~ 215 Pawer Drive. Berlin, WI 54923-2420. Phone: 800-926-9768 . Fax: 920-361-22 14 /'\ ':!:t . www.m-p-ll c.com Page 1 of 4 021107 ML T 3060 MMH Specifications Continued: ELECTRICAL SYSTEM AND CONTROLS • 30 Amp Start Limit Break er (ass ures no load condition exists before starting) • Indivi dual floodlight switches and circuits wi th l SA breakers prote ction . • Indivi dual ballast indicator l ig hts • (4) individual ballast boxes (ga lvan ized steel) • Weather tight manual holder wi th operating ins tructi on manual/w iring diagram s • 440 CCA wet cell battery • Outlets on control panel o One 120 VAC 20 Amp GFCI duplex outlets (Nema 5-20R type) o One 240 VAC 30 Amp t wist loc k outlets (Nema L6-30R type) FLOODLIGHTS • Four fi x tures, reflector, metal halide, l 000 watts each • Tempered glass lens • Silicone gaskets for moisture protection • Wea th er-proof w ire connections and receptacle bo x WIRING • All wiring shall be size_d to amperage draw required • All wiri ng shall be high tem perature AMW • All wirin g marked to identify individual light circuits • Wiring diagrams provided MAST • 30' extended, 3-section, tubular steel • Plastic guides on all sides of mast tubes • Au tomatic lock ing system in down positi on for travel • 360 ° rotation • Coiled mast cord • One-person operatio n • Fork pockets mounted on top of ma st • Equipped w ith central lifting eye TRAILER • Unit t o be on ly 48" w ide • Fork pock et/guides we lded on trai ler bottom rails • Removable tongue st andard • Mast support: 3" square tube , W' wa ll • Trailer frame, tubular steel , 3/16" w all • Four adjustable l eveling jac ks: one on tongue, one on the rea r frame, and two side outr iggers extended from the m id dle of the trai ler • Side outriggers to have an extended span of 8' 2" • 2" ball hitch standard Single wa ll (FLEX) plastic fenders • Tail, side, brake, directional lights meets DOT standards • Axle: 2200 lb. with leaf springs • Tires, STl 75/80013, tubeles s • Body, 14-gauge steel • Stainless steel hinges on doors • Engine Mounts: S"x 2" x 3/16" channel iron • Magnum brand d eca ls on enclosure 0 t5pl:::::':.'.':~:~ ""M OOO">o>~ '=·~$,,,,. /'\ ".:!:t www .m·p-ll c.com Page 2 of 4 02/07 ML T 3060 MMH Specifications Continued: METAL TREATMENT • Durable, fade resistant, baked on polyester powder paint. Color: white WARRANTY • 1 year unlimited hours I 2 years 2000 hours limited warranty on unit. • 1 year unlimited hours I 3 years 3000 hours I 5 years major components engine warranty from Mitsubishi 1 year unlimited hours I 2 years 2000 hours I 3 years major component engine warranty from Kubota ~ 215 Power Orivo . Berlin, WI 54923-2420 . Phone: S00-926-9768. Fax: 920·361-221 4 www.m-p-Dc.com Page 3 of 4 02/07 ' ML T 30 60 MMH Specific ations Continued: Magnum Light Tower -ML T 3060 MMH, Optional Accessories ENGINE OPTIONS D Kubota 0905 3 cylinder, liquid cooled diesel engine o 11 .9 HP@ 1 800 RPM, Standby o 10.5 HP@ 1800 RPM, Prime o Fuel consumption is .66 GPH under full load D Tethered fuel cap o Lower radiator block heater D Spark arrest on muffler ELECTRICAL OPTIONS D 615 CCA wet cell battery o 720 CCA wet cell battery o 720 CCA gel cell battery o Auto light option D Battery charger (2 amp trickle) D Battery disconnect (lockable) o Interior cabinet light FLOODLIGHT OPTIONS D Four light fix tures -metal halide quick disconnect o Four light fix tures -high pressure sodium hard wire o Four light fixtures -high pressure sodium quick disconnect MAST OPTIONS o Black dual electric winch o Galvanized dual electric winch D Galvanized dual manual winch D Drape cord mast wiring o Mast light storage group TRAILER OPTIONS o Combo 2" ball and 2 Yz" pintle ring D 2 Yz" ring hitch O 3" ring hitch o 2 5/16" ball hitch o 6-pin plug for trailer lights o 7-spade plug for trailer lights o Jack tube and sleeve D Level indicator o Spare tire and carrier o Air freight/sea container racking .t::i:::\ 21 5 Power Drive . Be rlin, WI 54923-2420 . Phone: 800.926·9768 . Fax: 920.361-221 4 /'\ ~ www.m-p-llc.com Page 4 of 4 02/07 ) ) January 8, 2008 Garfie ld County Bui lding & Planning Department Attention: Craig R ichardson 108 81h Street, Suite 401 Glenwood Springs, CO 8 1601 Marathon Oil Company 743 Horizon Court Suite 220 Grand Juncti on, CO 8'1506 Subject: Conditio ns of Approval for Conditional Use Permit for V\fa rehouse/Staging Area on La nds Owned b}' Berry Petroleum Company Dear Craig: This letter provides d o cumentation regard ing a few of the specific Conditions of Approval (COAs) p laced on the subject Conditional Use Permit approved by the Garfield County Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) during the hearing held on December 17, 2 0 07. Specificall y, COAs 2 and 5 are addressed below. COA 2: Marathon Oil Company will provide appropriate security in the amount of $48,000 to Garfield County on January 14, 2008. GOA 5: Jake Mall, Garfield County Road & Bridge Department, provided documentation to Fred Jarman, Garfield County Planning Director, on January 3 , 2008 · that this condition has been satisfied. In anticipation that the information provided above satisfies each of these COAs, Marathon requests that t h is C U P be issued at your earliest convenience. Also , please inform the Garfield County Building Departm ent that the COAs have been s atisfied, so that the building permit for the warehouse building at this site can be obtained. If you have any questions, p lease contact me at 970-245-5223, ext. 2225. Sincerely, .11 /I #-d-~Y /~ ,, / Amy Stoodt Plan ning and Construction Supervisor ~and No .10~92 9~39 RECLAMATION (REVEGETATION) BOND KNO W AL L MS ~ BY THESE P R ~S EKT S , t n at th e undersigned G. M. Stewart Corporation, 1005 E Service Road., Evanston WY 82931-3180 as Principa l and Travelers Casualty & Surety Company of America as S u r et.y o.:-c h eld and firr::l y b ou n d un t o Board of Cou n ty Co mmissioners of Garfie l d County , Co l orado , as Obl igee i n t he penal s u m of Forty Eight Thousa n d and No/100 -($48 ,000 .001 for the payme n t of which, well and t r ~:y to be made c~e said p=i nc i pal a nd t'.!1e .sai(i S u rety , b.i nd Lh emsel ve <;, t h e ir h ei rs , e~:ec1~~crs , ad:ninistrators , Ruccesso rs a ~d as signs , jolntly a n d severally, fir ml y by 1.hese p rcse~t s . W!IEREAS , t he Princ i pal has appl i ed [or a Speci al Use Perm it an d Lhe ilCCC has required a revege t at~on b o nd se~~~i~g Principal 's per form ance ~ndc r the Ga rfi e ld County Weed Managenent P l a~ and Lhe P ri~ci pa l 's "Site Rehabilitation Plan -Marathon Oil Piceance Area Operations Lay Down Yard" as a condition of approva l of t h e SUP , a l : as more speci.:ica:ly se: ou : l n Lhe 30CC reso l u t ion dated Decemb er 1 7 , 2007 . !l:C\~'. 'l'nl::~l:?"'ORI::, i f s u i:..:h permi t is gran ted anc i.: i::r:s Principa l sha ll f a i t h fu l l y per f orm i;:s duties u :1d e: t t e terr..s o.: the ?e r :ni t , t he n thi s o bl igation shal l b e nu l l ~n d void , at te :wi se Lo rena i n i~ f ul l fcrce and e f fect . PROV I DED , ::h a t. i f Su .r ely .::t:aL so elec:, th i s t;o:id rr.o.iy be canc e.:...:..ed as :o subsequen t l i a b i l i :y by g ivi ng thi:cy (30) days noti ce i n w r i t~n~ Lo o oL h ~he Princ i pa l and Ob l igee . 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Tn"«l ~r., Casu1lly •Intl SlH\'IY (,m1p:rny n f Am erica. nnd Cnitcd States Vidcl ity and Guaran ty Company. which resol11 1ions ar< now in full fon:e an:! cff<.'<:<. r~adi ng r,, follm1 s : RF.S<)LV ED. that th~ Cho.ir man. lhi:-Presiden t. a11}1 Vice Cha inmw. any Excc uti\'C Vic~ Prc-s i d~nr. any Se111or Vic:t: P1\.'~i<lt!nl. <I n)' Vice P1csick·m. :111; S~ct)ncl Vkt• Prc sidc1 ll. th e Trem•ure r. :1n y As si$1a nr Tr\!asurer. the Corpor~tc S ec r~wry or uny ...\~:.i!-.t;.mt Sc-t..Td<-iry may nµpoinc ;\HOl'll C)"s:-i n -Fac 1 an d Age i11 :->. 10 :itl fo r and 011 b\:h.d ( of the Con1po.my ilnd 111:t y gin:-such appoi oti:-c sttc h am hority \\S his or h«.'f Ct'llifi c~ll t! of a111 hmi1y m :1y prc ."ic 1ih~ ((l ~i ~11 wiLh th~ CL)1np.1ny·s nnm~ ~in d ... :-al wi 1h th-: Co111pa11) '.-seal bonus. 1wog ni za n c~s. co n u~K"t s o f mdemn it y. an d or her 11 ri 1 ing~ oblig:uo ~ in t h< ""'""' o f " i><)nd. rccogn!znn.:~. or cond ir ional u nck n a kia~. 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"") F.'0·:11 1i1c Vi.:.: Presi d~m. ~ny Senior Vi,·c Pr,·<id en l. :lily \'ii:o Pr·~,;,1011 1. :my A~sisrant Vice Pr::~i d~nl. 3ny s~c re 1a ry. an ) .:.\~~iSl<.in l Secret;lry. an d the ~cal of chc Comp~ny i:1:iy U: :1 tlixc<l by fo csi mi k to an y power of :11 to rne~ c ~r 10 any ;.:.:rlif:t::.t e rd;.it!nC! tlu:r....to appoi 11l iog Ri!s id('nt Vice Pr\:'s idt:ut s. R1..·sidc 11t As.s istnnt .S<. .. crcttirk) or A1tnn1cy~-i n -h1c r for pnrp<,sc s <ml y of c\~i.:1 ui ng ~n<I oi!h!\l i nl! b\lrnh ou1d undert aki ngs and o<hcr writing..: ob ligatory in the nal\lre th1.:·reo f. ;ino :in y :-.-11'-'.h p1J\\\~r of :1111Jmc~ ni ::1!11i lic;!lt bt!arin g sud 1 faco;imi l..! ~i ;!l13l i.ll'L o:-fr11.:~iwik ~~::I ~h:.I ! h.: 1·;1lid :ind hincl ing upo n 1l1e Cu1 n pan y >111<1 any Sllch powe r 'l' exe<:ulcd and ccrli li<t! hy ~""'' f':tcsirn ile 'i;;n:uun: :111<l l'ac .,i111il< .<t:ll sh:1 ll li e '"lid and l•imlin~ on 1hc Cnmp:111 y in rho fu tu re wi1 h n:.;pe•:I lo any lio n u or uml•r<.t:mding lll whid1 it j, HH:id 1<t l. I. Kori M . folmnson. rhc un dcr,igncd. 1\s,isrn 111 Sccr.:1a1)'. o f l'arminpon C.i,u.11ly Com pJn)'. Fid d iry :111d Ciur:ramy I11>urancc Comp.my. ridcl iry mu l Gunn11H) liNir,1n ;·<' Umkrwritc rs. Inc., S~ahonrd Surety Com pany. St. P:tul Fire and ~lari n~ Insurance Compnny. St. P:1u l Gu an.J ian l n~u r;mcc Company. St. P:iu l i\k rt·u,-y ln s11r:11w1' Company. T rawkrs Cn s u ~ll y and Surcry Ceomµany. Trn 1·c1c rs Ca sually and Surety Com pan y of :\111c1'il'a. an d L'ni ted Scmcs Fidcli 1y and Gu:i ra111 y Comp:rn) do 11,,.·ch) cenify rh :u Ill e above and fo regc;ing is a 1n 1e :incl co1Tec1 n•p) of the Po\\ er t>f ...\ilnrn~y execl!l"d b) ,:1kI Cvrn p:m ic\, \1·hi.:h ;, in rul l ftir.:.: and cil.,cl :111d ha., ""' h-:-c u ren)kc:d. I N TF.'>Tll\fO:\Y W H EREOF. I h:l\·e horeu lllo :«L my lrnn <l an u affix•u th<""!' of ""it! r'om p:in ies 11,;, 1.7'.t _h ___ day of _.Q_gc g mb_~L - ~~'\-~(":);;1\ ~--, «I ·~1..1.~).C~:,.I' '•\•• .. ,.,!f.J' ~~~~ -.1 (),.. ··.y f.Jji.c1.~~.""'~t~f:.1 \~\se11 t ... ~OJ \~~1t:i~~-f h o ri ~-J. Joh:rn<.c ~-;ff.~ f ff•0"0·~·e"-i:-l3\ -·-!~) \(i'.·~·£.A.L/'; I '{~:~;j.~i' L;z';a';;~ r...y-~'~ \ tc.'.":"L 7 ~ ~:;r~~' ~'----;.:.~~ ~,· • ~Ii 0.7'. To "aify lhc :tuth o111icit)' or rhis P<ll\c r of A ltom~)·. c:ill l-S00-41 1·3880 or Mnw c: llS at 1•:w\\·.s1p:iU lha,·ck1s oond.c,,m. Pica~~ rdcr h> t h ~ A110;11")-ln-F:i·ct i:um h~r. 1hc abo1·~·n amcJ ind i\'idu:1ls t111<l 1hc ckmils o r th" bond ro which rhe powa i, "11uched. WAR NI NG : l 'H!S POWE R OF ATTORNEY IS IMl/ALID WITHOUT 1 H E Rl'D llORU ER ~ l- 1 I I I July 28, 2007 Board of County Commissioners of Garfield County 108 81h Street Glenwood Springs, CO 81601 Subject: Conditional Use Permit Application -Piceance Area Operations Storage Area/Yard Ladies and Gentlemen: Enclosed please find the subject Conditional Use Permit (CUP) application. On behalf of Berry Petroleum Company, Marathon Oil Company (Marathon) is seeking pe1mission to conshuct a Storage Area/Yard to support our operations in Garfield County. As stated in the enclosed application, the need for a Storage Area/Yard to support Marathon's current and future natural gas exploration, development and extraction is dictated by the remote nature of much of Marathon's property. This property is reached via primitive dirt roads that become dangerous during inclement weather. The ability to store materials and equipment in close proximity to our operations will minimize t he need for hucks to travel to the area when road conditions are poor significantly enhancing the safety of Marathon's operations. If you or Garfield County staff have any questions regarding this application, pl ease contact me at 970-245-5233, ext. 2225 . Sincerely, 4:/ J:;tC ,:i~~oodt Planning and Constrnction Supervisor (M0 Marathon Oil Company July 28, 2007 Fred Jarman, AICP Garfield County -Building & Planning Department 108 Eighth Street, Suite 401 Glenwood Springs, CO 81601 Craig Richardson, Senior Planner Garfield County -Building & Planning Department 108 Eighth Street, Suite 401 Glenwood Springs, CO 81601 Amy L. Stoodt Construction & Planning Supervisor 743 Horizon Court Suite 220 Grand Junction, CO 81506 Telephone 970/245-5233 X2225 R£CIDIVED JUL 3 1 2007 C><F:;F:LO COUN TY 8Ui LDif~G ~; r LA J\l l'IJiNG RE: Response to application for a Conditional Use Permit for Lay Down Yard as Technically Incomplete. Dear Mr. Jarman and Mr. Richardson I received your response to Marathon's submittal for a Conditional Use Permit (CUP) for a Lay Down Yard facility to support its natural gas development activities . That letter indicated that there is no use defined as a 'lay down yard' in the Plateau sub zone and requests several studies for traffic, wildlife and noise impacts. While Marathon agrees that a 'lay down yard' is not defined and was ou r error in term versus storage area I yard we disagree with the requirement to provide engineered studies for traffic, wildlife and noise impacts. Storage is a use within in the definitions under the Industrial Operations Section 5.03 .07 in which the requirements are noted, and of which Marathon has supplied within the CUP application. These are impact statements to include adjacent land, wildlife, traffic, mitigation, reclamation of the site, security plan, dis.tance from o.ther land owners and a detail project description with site plan. There is no stated code requirement for engineered studies . Additionally we would like to note that our submittal mirrored other submittals to the County that have been approved in the recent past. These include : 1 . Hyrup Amine Facility SUP approved in June 2006 2. Hyrup Evaporation Pond SUP approved in April 2006 3. Chevron North Clear Creek Construction Materials Mine CUP approved in March 2006. ( We have made the necessary change in term to the filing to make it technically complete, but respectfully request that Garfield County be mindful of consistency when reviewing permit applications and when interpreting the code. If engineered studies are required then possibly a text change should be initiated by the County to clearly state that in the code. Thank You for Your Time \ NOTES RECE I P~ DATE f,-1 :1-0t NO. 50 1 109 RECEIVED FROM ~~ r c) \\ \ rrc) fl c~ 'fl\ t.)L \ u\!\c%1 Sf\" v ADDRESS ll'?f. "(},\ 1 1~-fd~~ , }(50\ V\CJ~C)~ k~ J_,0)-~ $ UC)e>= FOR Co~c:ntl~V'l(): ~~ '¥?~·'{\r\ \*7 ~I 'o~·'f''·I . ACCOUN T AMT. OF ACCO UNT AMT. ~lCO -PAID BALA NCE DUE CASH CHECK MONEY ORDER HOW PA ID \'lj,\(~~ ~1JC> \ ~ IJ\IV\ ~ BY~ ---. ···-··---..... -' ... ---~ .. -.... . -"" CORDILLERAN COMPLIANCE SERVICE:.:S, JNl,. 826 21 1h ROAD GRAND JUNCT ION , COLORADO 8 1505 (970) 263-7800 ©2001 ~...fQ!!:! ® BL806 12247 ~ .. ...,. l~~ '6, 2CC5l 23-2 /1020 ,; 13 . $4DO -~ c 0 ~ . a; .;.. .... 0 ~ .ii DOLLARS ! l ~~6~~0' fufu6 ~lrrCGJrc,r t(urh~ar-c.cr-~~-=-~~· MEMO J eb" 11 2-'lc I C:-t!J: In UTH ED SIGNAITIRE '"' ....... . 11 1 0 i 2 2 l, 7 11 • I: i Q 2 0 Q 0 0 2 i I: i 0 3 b 5 b i 2 0 L, 8 t...11 1 RECEIVED JUN 1 2 2007 GARFIELD COUNTY BUiLDlNG &. PLAN NING CONIDITONAL USE PERMIT APPLICATION PICEANCE AREA OPERATIONS LAY DOWN YARD SUBMITTED TO: Garfield County SUBMITTED BY: Marathon Oil Company On Behalf of Berry Petroleum Company August 21, 2007 CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT MARATHON OIL COMPANY PICEANCE AREA OPERATIONS LAY DOWN YARD TABLE OF CONTENTS CUP Application 1. General Project Description 2. Project Location and Property Ownership 3. Detailed Project Description Figures 1. 2. 3. 4 . 3.1 Site Design 3.2 Hours of Use and Traffic Considerations 3.3 Utilities and Sanitation 3.4 Impact Mitigation 3.5 Site Reclamation General Location Map Compliance Matrix Adjacent Property Map · Site Plan Appendix A -Proof of Ownership Appendix B -Agent Agreement Appendix C -Assessor's Maps Appendix D -Lists of Surface and Mineral Owners Appendix E -Agreement for Payment Form Appendix F -Arrangement for Sewage Hauling/Disposal Appendix G -Construction Stormwater Permit Application to CDPHE Appendix H -Noxious Weed Management Plan Appendix I -Traffic Impact Analysis Appendix J -Wildlife Assessment and Mitigation Appendix K -Noise Analysis