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Home My WebLink About7.0 Addressing Conditions2 -14 -14 TO: FROM : RE : ASPEN WATERWISE 2 10 H AABC ASPEN , CO 8 16 11 (970 )925-1914 FAX (970 )925-1915 aspe nwaterw ise@sopris.net Glen Hartman I Garfield County Aspen Waterwise Welles Well Test I 5343 Cty Rd 100 Our follow -up testing with the Colorado Stat Lab indicated that the potassium presence in this water supply skewed the alpha/ beta emitters test result. They have not finalized their testing, but it appears that the levels should fall back into the acceptable range . We will have the final results next week. Even in worst-case scenario, the original test results which were in excess of acceptable drinking water standards, would be removed to perfectly acceptable levels via reverse osmosis purification. The Well es residence has a central reverse osmosis system which delivers drinking water to locations within the home where they draw their drinking/ cooking/ ic e water. We look forward to finding acceptable results in our final testing, but we wanted you to know that regardless of this, their drinking water will be of exce ll ent quality . Please call with any questions you might have . Thank you, David Dawson Glenn Hartmann From: Sent: To: Subject: Aspen W aterwi se [as penwate rwi se @sopri s.net] W edn es day, Ma rc h 05, 201 4 9:2 0 A M Glenn Ha rtm a nn FW : Po tass ium a nd gross beta radi oactivity Glen---Just received this follow-up letter and explanation for the Welle s well testing . It did turn out as expected , with the potassium interfering with the imp li ed results. Hopefully this brings them into acceptance. Please feel free to call with any questions, or if I can help in any way . Thank-you, David Dawson From: Harrison -CDPHE, Tony [mailto:tony.harrison@state.co .us ] Sent: Tuesday, March 4, 2014 12:46 PM To: aspenwaterwi se@sopris.net Subject: Potassium and gross beta radioactivity Potassium has a number of naturally occurring isotopes, one of which, potassium-40 (K-4 0) is radioactive. This isotope has a very long halflife, and emits a beta particle and a gamma ray when it decays. High amounts of potassium always result in high gross beta results, and a small amount of that beta activity can appear as alpha activity, a phenomenon known as crosstalk. I believe this accounts for all of the radioactivity in the sample you submitted. Let me know if you have any other questions . Tony Harrison, MSPH Inorganic & Radio chemistry Sup ervisor Laboratory Services Division Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment 8100 Lowry Blvd. Denver, CO 80230 303 -692 -3046 I tony.harrison@state.co .us No virus found in this message. Checked by A VG -www.avg.com Version: 2014.0.4259 /Virus Database: 3705/7151 -Release Date: 03/04/14 12-04-13 TO: Pete Welles FROM: Aspen Waterwise ASPEN WAT ER WI SE ·2 10 H AABC ASPEN, CO 81611 (970 )925-191 4 FAX (970)925-19 15 aspen w aterw ise@sopris.net RE: Water Testing I 5343 Cty Rd 100 The water test results requested were result of the Colorado Deluxe water test. There were not any glaring problems. The -1.63 result for the Langlier index is a corrosivity measurement. Typically it is best to be in the range from -1 to + 1. The -1.63 result shows water which is slightly more corrosive as opposed to scale-forming. Partially, this may be the result from the softening process, and the elimination of hardness/ calcium---and the addition of sodium. This result was reviewed with two water test lab director, both of whom had no problem with this result. Typically, this index is more utilized for water towers , boilers , and mechanical systems rather than residential applications. It a lso changes with temperature of the water. Typically if water is too aggressive there will be a copper residual to indicate possible erosion of the piping. In this case, there was almost negligible copper at .1 mg/1----c ompared to the 1.3 mcl for copper. The su lfate level was measured at 250mg/I, which is exactly the national standard. Levels above this can contribute to a laxative effect with certain people---depending on sensitivity---and if this is a primary drinking supply . In this case, all drinking water is treated via reverse osmosis which removes virtually all sulfate---as well as virtually all other impurities. The other parameter of consideration is the total dissolved solids---at 820 mg/I. This is basically a measurement of the components dissolved in this water supply. The national standard is considered 500 mg/I. which tells us that as a primary source for drinking water, this would be in excess of the desired level. Once again, the primary drinking water supply here is further purified via reverse osmosis, and the dissolved solids are closer to 5-30 ppm ---well under designated levels. Your county guy asked for further radio-nucleotide results , and the lab is following up with those tests, and they should be available within a week. Feel free to call with any questions you might have, and we will follow up with the final testing in a week or so . Thank you, David Dawson John W . Hicken loooer. Governor Dr. Larry Wolk , Executive Director STATE OF COLORADO Dedicated to protecting and improving the health and environment of the peop le of Colorado Laboratory Services Division 8100 Lowrv Boul evard Denver. CO 80230 PO Box 17123 De nver, CO 80217 303-692-3090 www.cdp he.state .co.us/lr Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment Laboratory Resu lt s For Samp le Number: ENV-2013014778- Site ID /PW SID Site W ELLS Address 5343 CR 100 CARBONDALE Site Description ABOVE W ELL Customer ID 00015320 Customer Dawson David 210-H AABC Aspen co 8 1623 Co 80611 Co ntact Da w son Da vi d Phon e 970-925-1914 Fax Email aspenwaterwise@ sopri s.net Co ll ected By Co ll ected 10 /30 /2013 11 :40:00 Rece ived 10 /31 /201311:01:00 Reported 01 /02 /2014 00:00:00 Bottles 1-LNEUT 1-250NUT 1-250M 1-BACT Matrix Drinkin g Water Fie ld Flu oride Res idua l Chlorin e Temperature at Rece ipt 11 .5 tf~e_s_t _N_a_m_e ____ ~ll~R_es_u_lt ___ ~l"IU_n_it_s __ ~l.IM_C_L _~l.l_M_R_L ~l"IM_e_t_h _od_N_am_e ~l "ID_a_te_A_na_ly~z_e_d ~l "g_u_a_li_fie_r II Deluxe Colorado Package* A lka lin ity, Phenolphtha le in < 10 A lka li nity, Tota l 300 Arse ni c, Tota l <0.001 Cadm ium, Tota l <0.0006 Calciu m (Carbonate) 0.51 Chloride 4.0 Conductivity 1300 Copper, Total 0 .10 Corrosivity-Langlier -1.63 Fluoride 0.73 Hardness Total <1 Iron, Tota l <0.003 Lead, Tota l <0.001 mg /L mg /L mg /L mg /L mg /L mg /L uS /cm mg /L mg /L mg/L mg /L mg /L No Lim it 10 Es tab li s hE S M 2320B No Limit 10 SM 2320 B Es tab li s hE 0.01 0.001 EPA 2 00.8 0.005 0 .0006 EPA 200.8 No limi t 0.02 EPA 200.7 estab li she [250] 1 EPA 300.0 no limit 0.5uS/cSM 2510 B estab li she 1.3 0.004 EPA 200.7 4 .0 0.02 EPA 300.0 No limit 1 EPA 200.7 estab li she [0 .3] 0.003 EPA200.7 0.015 0.001 EPA200.8 MRL -Minimum Reporting Limit. MCL -Maximum Contaminant Limit per EPA regulation s. 11 /01 /2 013 00 :00:00 11 /01 /2 01 3 00:00:00 11 /07/2013 00:00:00 11 /0 7/2013 00:00:00 11 /05 /2013 00:00:00 11 /06 /2013 00:00:00 11 /08 /2013 00:00:00 11 /06 /2013 00:00:00 11 /12/2013 00:00:00 11 /09/2013 00 :00:00 11 /05 /2013 00:00:00 11 /05 /201 3 00:00:00 11 /07 /201 3 00:00 :00 BDL -Below Detection Limit. H -Ho lding Time exceeded. Q -Qua lity Contro l limit exceeded. NT -No Test. Units: mg/L -milligrams per liter (ppm), ug/L -m icrograms per liter (ppb), pCi -picoCuries LSD Inte rnet Address: co loradostate lab.us John W . Hi c ken loooe r. Governor Dr . Larry Wolk, Executive Director Ded icated to prote cting and im proving the health and environment of th e peop le of Co lorado Laboratory Service s Division 8100 Lowrv Bou leva rd De nve r. CO 80 23 0 PO Box 17123 De nve r , CO 802 17 303-692-3 090 www.cdph e .state .co.u s/lr Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment Laboratory Results For Samp le Number: ENV-2013014778- [est Name llResult !!Units JJMCL JJMRL !!Method Name !\Date Anal~zed llQualifier II Magnesium, Tota l 0.12 mg /L No limit 0.06 EPA200.7 11 /05 /2013 estab li she 00:00:00 Manganese, Total <0.0 02 mg /L [0.05] 0.00 2 EPA200.7 11 /05/2013 00:00:00 Nitrogen, Nitrate/Nitrite <0.05 mg /L 10 0.05 EPA 353.2 11 /01 /2013 00:00:00 pH 8.4 [6.5 -8.5] NA SM 4500-H+-B 11 /01 /2013 00:00:00 Sodium Adsorption Ratio 1.22 mg /L 11 /12/2013 00:00:00 Sod i um, Total 2.8 mg /L No limit 0.1 EPA200.7 11 /05/2013 estab li she 00:00:00 So li ds, Dissolved 820 * mg /L 500 10 EPA160.1 11 /01 /2013 00:00 :00 Sul fa te 250 mg/L [25 0] EPA 300 .0 11 /12/201 3 00 :00 :00 Uranium , Tota l 0.001 8 mg/L 0.0 3 0.001 EPA200 .8 11/07/201 3 00 :00:00 Zinc , Total 0.022 mg /L [5] 0 .01 EPA200.7 11/05/201 3 00:00 :00 T est G roup -Tota l Coli form ug/L PA** Total coliform s PA Coli form ug/L SM 9223 B.2 .b . 10/3 1/201 3 ABSENT or less 00 :00 :00 than one (<1 ), ind icates a microbio log ica ll y safe sample Escherichi a co li PA E.coli NOT ug /L SM 9223 B.2.b. 10/31 /2013 DETECTED 00 :00:00 Gross Alpha /Beta Package (Water)* Gross Alpha 34 +/-6 pCi /L 15 3 EPA 900 .0 12 /31 /2013 00:00:00 Gross Beta 363 +/-10 pCi/L 50 4 E PA 900 .0 12/31/2013 00:00:00 Comments: HUMAN HEAL TH Arsenic, Cadmium, Copper, Lead, Uranium, Fluorid e, Nitrate/Nitrite concentrations are below EPA hea lth -based standards . Iron, Manganese, Z inc, pH, Su lfate and Chloride leve ls meet EPA aesthetic- based standards. Solid s-D issolv ed MRL -Min imum Reporting Limit. MCL -Maximum Contaminant Limit per EPA regulations. BDL -Be low Detection Limit. H -Ho lding Time exceeded. Q -Quality Control limit exceeded. N T -No Test. Units : mg!L -milligrams per liter (ppm), ug/L -micrograms per liter (ppb), pCi -pico Curies LS D Internet Address: colorado state lab .us Jo hn W. Hi cken loooer. Govern or Dr. Larry W olk , Exec utive Director STATE OF COLORADO Ded icated to prot ectin g and im p rovi ng the hea lt h and enviro nment of t he people of Co lorado Labo ratory Services Division 8100 Lowrv Bou levard Denver. CO 80230 PO Box 17123 Den ver, CO 80217 303-692-3090 www.cdphe.state.co .u s/lr Laboratory Results For Samp le Number: ENV-2013014778- >5 00 mg /L Hardness; sca ly deposits; sed iments; c loudy, disco lored, odorous water; sa lty or bitter taste. Based on these resu lts, the water is safe for human consumption. CORROSIVITY -1.63 < -0.5 Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment The Corros ivi ty Index is -1.63, which ind icates that the water is cons id ered aggress ive and may deteriorate plumb ing IRRI GATION The sod ium adsorpt ion rad io (so dicity) is 1.22. The conductiv ity (sa linity) is 1300 us. Th e sodium and ch lorid e co nc entrat ion s (tox icity) are 2.8 mg /L (recom mend ed level <46mg/L) a nd 4 mg /L (recommended level< 140 mg /L), respectively. The alka li nity is 300 mg /L (recommended leve l <92 mg/L). Based on the measured sod ic ity, sa li n ity, tox ic ity and alka li nity the water is cons idered a slight to moderate irr igation risk and may ha ve detrimenta l effects on sens itive crops such fru it trees, c lover, rad ishes, ce lery and green beans . Less sens itive crops such as tomatoe s, brocco li , cabbage, peppers, cau li f lower, lettuce, sweet corn, potatoes, carrots, on ions, peas, squash and cucumbers may also be affe cte d. Reg istry Comments: MRL -Minim um Reporting Limit. MCL -Maxim um Co ntamina nt Limit per EPA regulations . BDL -Be low Detection Limit. H -Ho lding Time exceeded. Q -Quality Contro l limit exceeded. N T -N o Test. Units: mg!L -milligrams per liter (ppm), ug!L -micrograms per liter (ppb), pCi -picoCuries LSD Internet Address : co loradostate lab .us Glenn Hartmann From: Sent: To: Subject: Attac hm ents: Gle nn , Jacob Down [build co lorado@gmail.com] Mond ay, Novemb er 25, 201 3 4:22 PM G le nn Ha rtm a nn W e ll es Res id e nce -53 4 3 c nty Rd 100, Ca rbond a le CO -W ater Test Res ults . W ell es sta te wate r test 00 2 .j pg ; W e ll es state water tes t 001 .j pg Attached are t he resu lts for the w ater test performed at the W e ll es Res idence. Look forw ard to w rapp i ng up this last cond it ion for t he W e ll es Land Use Change Perm it. Let me know if you have questions or concerns . Regards, Jacob Down Build co Construction Management P.O. Box 9085 Aspen, CO 8161 2 Buil dcolor ado@ gmail.com -E-mail 1-970 -6 18 -68 23 -Phon e 1-888 -59 0-68 23 -Fax 1 www.cdphe .state.eo.us/lr of Public Health and Environmen1 Laboratory Results For Sample Number: ENV-2013014778- Site ID/PWS ID .. V~L S ite W EL LS Address 5343 CR 100 CARBONDALE Site Description ABOVE W ELL _Co ll ectionNum Customer ID Cus tomer 000153 2 0 Dawson David 21 0-H AABC Aspen co 81623 Co 80611 Contact Dawson David Phone 970-925 -1914 Fax Email aspenwaterwise@sopri s.net Co llected By Co ll ected 10/30/2013 11 :4 0 :00 Rece ived 10/3 1/2013 11 :01 :00 Re ported 11/14/201315:00:00 Bottles 1-L NEUT 1-25 0NU T 1-250M 1-BACT Matrix Drinking Water Fie ld Flu oride Residua l Chlorine Temperature at Rece ipt 11 .5 ,_tf..;...es'-"t-'-N.;...;.a;;..;.m.:....:e ____ _.Jllc..:Rc:..es=u=lt=------'l,1.;:;cU;..:..n i;.:.:ts=---_ _,lc.:IM.:....:C:..::L=---_JllM RL !!Method Name llo ate Analyzed llaualifier II Delu xe Colorado Package* Alkal inity, Phe nolphtha lein <10 A lkalinity, Tota l 300 Arsenic, Tota l <0.001 Ca dmium, Tota l <0 .0006 Ca lcium (Carbonate) 0 .5 1 Chlorid e 4 .0 Co nductivity 1300 Copper, Tota l 0.10 Corrosivi ty-Lang lier -1.63 Fluorid e 0.73 Hardness Total <1 Iron, Tota l <0 .003 Lead, Total <0 .001 Magnesium, Total 0.12 Manganese, Tot al <0.002 mg/L mg/L mg/L mg/L mg /L mg/L uS/cm mg/L mg/L mg/L mg/L mg/L mg /L mg/L No Limit 10 S M 23208 Establi shE No Limit 10 SM 23208 Es tabli she 0.01 0 .00 1 EPA200 .8 0 .005 0.0006 EPA 2 00.8 No limit 0 .02 EPA200 .7 es tab li she [250] 1 E PA300 .0 no limit 0 .5 uS/c SM 25 10 B est abli she 1.3 0 .004 E PA200 .7 4.0 0 .02 EPA300 .0 No limit 1 EPA200.7 estab li she [0.3] 0 .003 EPA200.7 0.015 0.001 EPA200.8 No li m it 0.06 EPA200.7 establishe [0.05] 0.002 EPA200.7 MRL -Minimum Reporting Limit. MCL -Maximum Contaminant Limit per EPA regulations. 11 /01 /2013 00 :00:00 11 /01 /2013 00 :00 :00 11 /07/2 01 3 00:00:00 11/07/2 013 00:00:00 11/05/2 01 3 00 :00:00 11/06/201 3 00 :00 :00 11/08/201 3 00 :00:00 11 /0 6/2013 00:00:00 11 /1 2 /2 01 3 00 :00 :00 11 /09/2013 00:00:00 11 /05/2013 00:00:00 11 /05/20 13 00:00:00 11 /0 7/20 13 00:00:00 11/05/2013 00:00:00 11/05/2013 00:00:00 BDL -Below Detection Limit. H -Holding Time exceeded. Q -Quality Co ntrol limit exceeded. NT -No Test. Units: mg/L -milligrams per liter (ppm), ug/L -micrograms per liter (ppb), pCi -picoCuries LSD Internet Address : http://www.cdphe.state .co.u s/l r/l rho m.htm www.cdphe .state .eo .us/lr of Public Health and Environment Laboratory Re s ults For Sa mple Number: ENV-2 01 3014 77 8- ftest Name !I Result Nitrogen, Nitrate/Nitrite <0.05 pH 8.4 Sod ium Adsorpt ion Ratio 1.22 Sodi u m , Tota l So li ds, Disso lved Su lfate Uranium, Total Zinc, Tota l Test Group-Total Co liform PA** 2.8 820 * 250 0.0018 0.022 llunits mg /L mg/L mg/L mg /L mg/L mg/L mg/L ug/L Tota l co liforms PA Co liform ug /L Esch eri chi a col i PA Comments : S olids-Dissolved >500 mg /L ABSENT or less tha n one ( <1 ), ind ica tes a m icro bi ologica ll y safe sa mp le E . coli NOT ug /L D ETECT E D llMCL llMRL llMethod Name lloate Analyzed l:aualifier II 10 0.05 [6 .5-8.5] NA No limit 0.1 establishe 500 10 [25 0] 0.03 0.001 [5] 0.01 EPA353.2 11/01/2013 00:00 :00 SM 4500-H+-B .11 /01/2013 00 :00:00 11 /12/201 3 00 :00:00 EPA200 .7 11/05/2013 00 :00 :00 EPA 160.1 11 /0 1/201 3 00 :00 :00 EPA 300.0 11 /1 2/201 3 00:00:00 EPA200.8 11 /0 7/2013 00:00:00 EPA 200 .7 11/05/2013 00 :00:00 SM 9223 B.2.b. 10/31 /2013 00:00:00 S M 9223 B.2.b. 10/31 /2 01 3 00 :00 :00 Hardne ss; sca ly depo sit s; sediments; c loudy, di scolored , odorou s water ; sa lty or bitte r t as te. Reg istry Comments: MRL -Minimum Reporting Limit. MCL -Maximum Contaminant Limit per EPA regulations. BDL -Below Detection Limit. H -Holding Time exceeded. Q -Qua lity Control limit exceeded. NT -No Test. Units: mg!L -milligrams per liter (ppm), ug!L -micrograms per liter (ppb), pCi -p icoCuries LSD Internet Address: http://www.cdphe.state.eo.us/l r/l rhom .htm Garfield County Road & Bridge To whom it may concern 5343 County Road 100 Carbondale, Co. 81623 This address is exempt from getting a driveway permit from Garfield County Road & Bridge. The sa id address is in an existing subdivision and will not be accessing a county road directly. Any questions please call me. Mike Prehm Garfie ld County Road & Bridge Foreman I District 1 (970) 945-1223 Office (970) 945-1318 Fax. Glenn Hartmann From: Sent: To: Subject: Attachments: Glenn, Joe Kowar Uoe@kowar.com) Tuesda y, June 26, 201 2 8:53 AM Gle nn Hartmann lega l access Rim l edgeD ee dD esc ribingRoad.pdf; Co untyR es o lut ion .pdf I would like to d iscuss the two documents that are attached. Since the Comm issioners have waived the roadway standard, the on ly issue that remains is demonstrating legal access. The deed from Rim ledge Uranium and Mining clear ly grants an easement for access and egress "from the county road to the NE corner of the sel/4nel/4 of Section 25 . County Resolution 79-8 in the third "Whereas" paragraph indicates that "the Petitioners have demonstrated to the satisfaction of the Board of County Commissioners ... that there is adequate ingress and egress to said tracts" This resolution was granting the division of the 40 Acre tracts into three tracts in 1979. This was clearly done after the construction of Rim ledge Road as required by the deed in 1976 indicating the "access road " would be constructed before August 1, 1976. Perhaps the County has this file handy to reference documents contained therein, however, it would seem that based upon the previous resolution granted by the county that you could rely upon the determination and conc lu sio n made back in 1979. From the research that the Tit le company ha s done so far, Rim ledge Uranium and Mining clearly reserved a 60 ' right of way for access and utilities along the length of Rimledge Road to the County Road. This should reso lv e any issue regard ing the legal access. Please ca ll me when you are availabl e this morning . Joe 1 Glenn Hartmann From: Sent: To: Subject: Attachments: Glenn, Jo e Kow a r [jo e@ kowa r.com] Mond ay, Jun e 25, 201 2 6:23 PM Pete r S. W e ll es; Gle nn Ha rtm a nn FW : Rim ledge road Rim ledge Deed w reservat io n of 60ft easeme nt.pdf Attached is the documentation that the title examiner was able to reco ver after searching for four hours . It is appare nt that Rimledge Uranium and Mining Corp. reserved a 60 foot road and uti li ty easement with every conve yance of property . Unfortunate ly, it is taking much longer than anticipated for the examiner to pul l down title for each and every conveyance. I will call you in the morning to discuss. Joe Fr om: Susan Sa rv er [mailto :S usan.S arver@ st ew art.com] Sent: Monday, June 25 , 201 2 4 :3 8 PM To: Joe Kowar Subje ct: Rimledge road Joe, Attached p lease find the deed that origina ll y reserved the 60 foot easement, also attached is reso l ution no. 77-77 where Pennig petitioned for the exempt ion p lat, and the 2 M aps for Pennig Exempt ion Plat. Thank you, Susan Sarver Titl e Offic er Ste w art Title - Gle nwood Sp ring s. ' ,· 1 ' Y .. ·-. . ,, '' •I . ~ . \ .· " ) j "i .l . . ! ·'·I : ·j· '"l " ' 1 _. J I L '-I. I .! ,-' ' .~ : i l ' ~ l . ~ ,, ' I i ,, ! 1 ., } '- .. ... ~ . ! l Ella Stephens. ReoQrder EASEMENT Centennial.·Associates for :the consideration of.Ten Doll.ars ($1.0. 00) and other 9'<;>0d . and valuabl.e consideration·, the receipt ~f . which ·is.hereby.acknowledge~, hereby grants to PIANE:°DALE, . G. DANIEL ENTERLINE, . JR. , ALAN STOREY, MICHAE;L 0' LE.l\,.RY, · and· -.: ... .. SYDNE'!t LINCICOME, . DAVI.D . .HOTCHKISS. ANDJ!ARY CYNTHIA HOTCHKISS, . .a · non-exclusiv~ easement .. for: 'ingress and egress twenty feet (.20 1 ) •' . . . ~.i,de following _an existi'ng road over and acro~s·the foll.owing described property: A~·parcel of land situated in Lots · 3. ·and 4 of sectio·n. l;-9, _Township"_7 south,· Range' 87 west of th~· Sixth P'.Cincipal Meridian, . County. of Gar;_iel:d,' State of Colorado, lying Ea!1ft;e:cly. 'of the .: ' . : Weste..rly line· of said Section 19 and Northerl.y of the Southerl.~ :< · . line of said Seqti.on l:9,_ ~aj:d i>arcel..of.·;land· is deei::rihed. as follows: ·~ ... ,,· .. . ._ · Beginning at the. southwest .Corner of said $~cticiz:i.: 19,. thence N. 019~7'·00" E. l llSl1olS feet along ·th~ Westerly line of said.' ' ... , '' '. ··:. . ,"··.· ... '·., . :sec:iti~n 19; .~en6~· s._s.9°4.9.,oa 11 -.:~." 49s.-oo.-£~et: ~eri·c~ N.01°~1 1 po"' : . ' ·E. 495.lS .feet;_thence'.East 6~.o~.33 ·feet~ ::thence South 1508.63 feet '.• ' .. ' more _or less to· a .p9int on.the Southeriy .'iine of said Section 19: . . ., . .· . , ' . . ... ··: therice s.ss0 11•20,.· w •. aiong the sou~erl,y .iineof .. sa_id.Sect.ion. 19,·" 1183. 97 feet,· more. or less to the· ·southwest· Corner of· said ~ . ·" Section 19, the.:, point of .J:ie.gimtlng . . '. .Signed this ·11 . day of January·· 1977 ~ STATE OF COLORADO COUNTY OF'P:ITKrN ) ) ) ss. • ''.,;.1 .... •. . · Notary Pub;I.ic .c ., . .... ... ·.· .. .·. · .. ... '. ·'· . ', :" .·- ····· .. ••• !;. ... ',. ', t . . . :.· .' ~ :··.: ! ' ?''.i ~ '• • ....: i "· :. ,. -~· ... · ,. , ., ... ... ., .. -.· r . ·· ..... '··.~ .. ·.·., .. · / '/ ·'o ''"f .... · h .,. ;_ . J.J ''"" < .? lJ 1:)/~ S:tate lteioorded a.t-7----o'clock-,-. M'. • Reception lfo. __g_~~.!2.3Mildred Al.sdor:f', Recorder ,1.·. WARRANTY DEED DocUlllentary Fee· $ -o -.t...__;:_, ___ ...,_ nuor. 525 r!IJE 52 SYQNEY.LINCICOX1E, whose address is P.O. Box 121, Carbondale, Colorado, DAVID S. HOTCHKISS and MARY CYNTHIA HOTCHKISS, whose address is 178 Euclid Avenue, Carbondale, Colorado, 81623,. for the consideration of One Hundred Dollars and other good and valuable considerations, in hand paid, hereby sell and convey to DAVID S. HOTCHKISS and MARY CYNTHIA HOTCHY.ISS, as joint tenants, whose · address is 178 Euclid Avenue; Carbondale, Colorado, the followi~g real property in the County of Garfield, State of Coloraqo, to wit: A parcel' of land which is part of the S~~ of Section 25, Township. 7 South, Range BB West of the Sixth Principal Meridic;in. Said parcel of land is more fully descril;>ed as follows: . · Beginning at a Brass Cap in place and properly marked for the East One Quarter Corner of said Section 25; thence N. 89°05'36" W. along the South line of said SE~NE.J..; (with al1 bearings contained herein relative to a bearing of s. 01°47'00" w. on the East llne of the NE1.t of said Section 25)322.81 feet to the true point of beginninl;l'; ·thence N. 89°05'36" w. along the South line of said SEi..NE~ 988.0 feet to. the SW Corner of said SE;.;NEJ;;~ thence N. 02°03~ley" E~ along the West line of said SE~NE~ 525.00 feet; thence N. 79°10'30" E. 924 .12 feet; thence s. 04°54'50" E. 716.49 fee1: t:o -=he ·true point of.b~ginning • wi'th all its app~rtenances and warrant title to the same,-. subject to: Rights of way and reservations.contained in the United States '.!?atent. recorded in ·Book 265 at Page '66 of the Garfield Cou~ty records; · Restrictions recorded in Book 482 at Page 393 a,.,d in Book 482 at P!3-ge 395 of the Garfield County records; Inclusion in any general. or specific water conservancy, fire protection, soil conservation_or other district; Taxes for 1979, due and payable in 1980; ·• ~he.re is also conveyed by quit cl.aim and wi·thout wa:rrat:ity an easement wh'ich is appurtenant to the property de~:icribed above and is.-granted to the exclusion of all other persons except the. ·qrantors, who res·erve unto themselves, their heirs, successors and assigns the right of use of said eas·ement: 1Ul acces·s and utility easement lying in the s~m:;.; of Section 25, 'township 7 South,· .Range SB West of the Sixth Principal Meridian, bei'ng 60 feet in wi'dth and lying 30. 00 feet on · either side of the following described centerline: Beginning at a poi,nt whence the East One Quarter Corner of - said Section 25 bears: s. 22"36'2J." E. 1436.8 8 feet; thence ., ..... .106. 73 feet along the · arc of a curve -to the left, having a ------'l~----------..,....,;··d±u:s-o:E-J:tttl70 ·Heet;-i::he-chord-o£-:wMch-bea-rs~S.,.-5-3..?-2-l-'-l-9.l!'------- W. 101.74 feet; thence S. 22°46'45" W. 83 .42 feet; thence ·• . .... I · . ... \ ,~ .-.- .. ·~ :. ·• •"•'· -· .. " ·' .. •i.: ;;_ -· '•t . ·:. . ·;· :~. . "· ·, .. ' ·,• ' .. .. . ·. -~. ( '- ,. l l l I l ' ·:1 £1 {•. ·.~· • i · !· '·· J J .·.~ .:;) ·=··A :1 .t{ 1. J I l l I I i: ·• .: .·':\. .;1 r ·f .. =.~."' -.· .,~ .... --! ..... '-···.;; ,•,"'. s~'l!i;;o_.aF cqto:rumo - c~tJ,Nfu.;Y. di!' :.~.IE!iD.: ..... } , » :S:s:. ,) ;wl;~e~s; my ':hana ' and offi:cia?; ~~e~i. ..... ,, .. ~. .. My c;cfferrdssfon 'exp'~ties:i :~;·ilo .. ·\~·\Q :,·· . ·. ·-,· ·--~ .. : .. _.;, J_.:. • ~- ! ,, ,;_ ,1 ·t_ JAN 2? 197 6 R dea. ~t .'7C 0•~1oc1 .. M. -···············-··•·H-··--~---GICOr ~ •••.•• ········-······· v .A-•••• -······· • BODK 482 PAG E-393 Reception :No ____ 2.'Z11.~0 ... -.Xlla Stephens. Recorder srm •u;~ ...... , .. ,.-, ; .. WARRA..lqTY DEED JAN 2 7 1975 (,,.) . .s.L----··-- RIMLEDGE URANIUM AND MINING CORPORATION, a Utah Corporation, qualified to do business in Colorado, whose street a dd ress is 275 East 32 nd .Street, Du rango, Colorado 81301 , Grantor, for the con- sideration of One Hundred-Dollars ($100 .00) and other good and valuable considerations, in hand paid, hereby se lls and conveys to SYDNEY LINCICOME, whose address is P. o. Box 823, Carbondale, Colorado 81623, the following real property in the County of Gar- field, State of Colorado, to-wit: An undivided one-half interest in a nd to SE%NE% of Section 25, Township 7 South , Range 88 West of the 6th P.H. containing 40 acres, mo re or less with all its appurtenances and wa rrants the title to the same subject to reservations and exceptions contained in the applicable United Staees Patent and subject to general taxes for the year 1976, payable in 1977, and subject to the following restrictive covenants, which covenants shall run with the land : (1) No temporary buildings or structures of any kind inclu- ding but not limited to, towed or self-propelled trailers, mobile homes or campers shall be constructed or permitted to remain upon any part of the property except for typi- cal construction shacks and/or tool a nd material storage sheds which shall be used in connection with and permit- ted to remain only during periods of construction of per- manent improvements. (2) All construction and alteration work once commenced with ~ in the property shall be pursued diligently and shall be completed as pro~ptly as reasonably possible; the site of such construction shall be kept clear and free from unnecessary and unreasonable accumulation of trash and debris. (3) All unsightly structu res, facilities, equipment and other items, including but not limited to trailers, boats, trucks, tractors, snow removal or garden equip - t: t I r : ·. ~ .... · ... ment, and any similar items shall be kept at all times except when in actual use, in enclosed structures or otherwise screened from view from any adjoining pro- perty. No lumbe r, metals, bulk materials , scrap, refuse or trash shall be kept, stored or a llowed to accumulate on any property, except building materials during the course of construction and then only for such reason able period of time as is necessary prior to collection or disposal thereof. (4) No mining, quarrying, tunneling, excavating or dril- .ling for any substance within the earth, including oil, gas, minerals, gravel, sand, rock and earth, but excluding _ water, shall be permitted on any part of the property . (5) No firearms shall be discharged within the boundaries of the property • Granter covenants that a nonexclusive access and egress road from the County Road to the NE Corner of the SE!>;NE~ of Section 25, will be completed before August 1, 1976. Gr9~tor grants to grantee his heirs and assigns a nonexclusive right of way of access and egress along such access road. IN WITNESS WHEREOF , this Wa rranty De e d is executed thi s 2 6th day of January, 1976. RIM LEDGE URA NI UM AND MINING CORPORATION By: ~dame.~~ Its President STATE OF COLORADO ss . COUNTY OF GARFIELD The foregoing Warranty Deed was acknowledged before day of January, 1976, by Fern A. McCormick as President Ura~ium and Mining Corporation • . / ·, ~H'l1N.ESp my hand and official seal. /~ "~.... -~~--., ·. , c::i: ~OTA Ry~·.-'· i *; :~; \S.\P l.JGL\C../t')j .. ,,.. .:C: :1'.~;~M-~~l expires: January 30, 1977 . ..... c ····· . ............ -2- me this 26th of Rimledge •· lill :J urdr-:~ P-t. ~-~:~r;;J<r.7 . .J...-<·>i' rj~~k ...... L .... 1,. ··---~~~~--~--~--1~?.~·-····- f:... ..J.,r._.\•..1_ Recep ticn :!lo ·-· 1.:l la Stephens, Reco rder B00.~482 PAG E-395 STATE D3miiii::r.·1 il.; WARRANTY DEED JA1~ Z 'l 1976 . ~----:=~·:-:-· RIMLEDGE URANIUM AND ?HNING CORP OR'l\.TION, a Utah Corpora ti on, qualified to do business in Colorado, .whos e street a ddress is 275 East 32nd Street, Durango, Colorado 81301, Grantor, f or the con- sideration of One Hundred Dollars ($10 0 .00 ) and other good and valuable co~siderations, in hand paid, here by sells and conv eys to DAVID S . HOTCHKISS and MARY CYNTHIA HOTCHKISS, husband and wife, in joint tenancy, whose address is P . O. Box 871, Carbondale, Colorado 816 23, t h e fol lowing real property in the County of Gar- field, State of Colorado, to-wit: An undivided one-half interest in and to SE%NE% of Section 25, Township 7 South, Range 88 West of the 6th P.M. containing 40 acres, mo re or l ess wi+.h all its appurtenances and warrants the title to the same subject to reservations and exceptions contained in the applicable Uni ted States Patent and subject to general taxes for the year 1976, payable in 1977, and subject to the following restrictive covenants, whi c h covenar.ts s hall run with the l and: (1) No temporary buildings or structures of any kind inclu- ding but not limited to, towed or self-propelled trailers, mobile homes or campers shall be constructed or permitted to remain upon any part of the property except for typi- cal construction shacks and/or tool and material storage sheds which shall be used. in connection with and permit- ted to remain only during periods of construction of per- manent improvements . (2) All construction and alteration work once commenced with- in the property shall be pursued diligently and shall be completed as promptly as reasonably possible; the site of such construction shall be kept clear and free from unnecessary and unreasonable accumulation of trash and de.bris. (3) All u nsightly structures, facilities, equipment and other items, including but not limited to trailers, boa.ts, trucks, tractors , snow removal or garden equip - .~· ,. '.rnent, and any similar items s h all be kept at all times -except when in actual use, in enclosed structures or otherwise screened from view from any adjoining pro- perty. No lumber, metals, bulk materials, scrap, refuse or trash shall be kept, stored or allowed to accumulate on any property, except building materials during the course of construction and then only for such reasonable period of time as is necessary prior to collection or disposal thereof . (4) No mining, quarrying, tunneling, excavating or dril- ling for any substance within the earth, includ ing oil, gas, minerals, gravel, sand , rock and earth , but excluding water, shall be permitted on any part of the property. ·(5) No firearms shall be discharged within the boundaries of the property . Granter covenants that a nonexclusive access and egress road from the County Road to the NE Corner of the SE~.;4:;E~s of Section 25, will be completed before August 1, 19 7 6 . Granter grants to grantees their heirs and assigns a nonexclu- sive right of way of access and egress along such access road. IN WITNESS WF.EREOF , this Warranty Deeci is executed this 26th day of January, 1976. RIMLEDGE URANIUM AND MINING CORPORATION By:~a.7n~~ Its President STATE OF COLORADO ss. COUNTY OF GARFIELD The foregoing Warranty Deed was acknowledged before day o~ ... J.~.i;iuary, 1976, by Fern A. 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'·-(.'(~~.1-i\{l<'.-~~ • 1·1 Date: April 5, 2012 To: Glen Hartmann, Senior Planner Garfield County Building and Planning Department 108 8th St., Suite 401 Glenwood Springs, CO 81601 Re: Road Standard Comp l iance -ADU Permit For Parcel# 239325100151 Owners: Pete & Sondra Welles Dear Mr. Hartmann, Please accept this supplemental letter regarding the road standard. You suggested that we provide a waiver request from the road standard. However, I believe that we should be in compliance with the road standard using the existing road. You noted that the Average Daily Trips (ADT) for a residence is 9.57, according to the institute of Traffic Engineers' Trip Generation Manual. With the three residences in the subdivision that would make a total of over 28 ADT's, roughly one vehicle trip every 34 minutes during the day. This estimate must certainly be for an urban or suburban setting. Here, we are dealing with a rural residence. It is highly unlikely for a rural resident to make more than 4 ADT's, (2 trips out and back) from these homes. Typically, rural residents combine errands and leave the house no more than twice in a day. To do more would be inefficient, costly and time-consuming. In fact, this is exactly how the owner of this property, Pete Welles, described his daily trips to me, a maximum of two round trips per day, which would equal 4 ADT's. If we factor in the ADU at Yz of the ADT's of the homes, then we would have a total of 14 ADT's from the users of this road. The closest store is Catherine Store, 3 1/2 miles away. Downtown Carbondale is 6 1/2 miles away. Sure, on a terribly busy or difficult day, one might make an additional trip. But in the case of our client and many others in the valley, the extra trip is likely on a bicycle! In addition, the internet has created the ability to do much of our business on line, which these rural residents do quite a lot. It allows them to forgo that extra trip or two during the day. When guests are staying at the residence, there may be additional vehicle trips, but the average between the three residences and new ADU would be less than 20, fitting easily into the Primitive Residential category with a design capacity of 11 to 20. There is a 20 foot easement for the road across the neighboring properties. The existing road 65 N 4th St., Suite 5, Carbondale, CO 81623 Tel. 970-963-6689 www.greenlinearchitects.com WELL!'S A.D.U APPLICAT ION - Suppl e mental Letter #2 -April 5, 201 2 is 13 to 15 foot wide road with 2 to 3 foot wide shoulders and has been more than adequate over the years. In fact, the road is almost perfectly flat, wider than necessary, improved with gravel, and it is perfectly straight coming across the neighbors' properties. The flat, improved, and straight characteristics make this an easy road to negotiate, and allow it to work well at its current width without creating any safety concerns. There are no drop-offs, ditches, or blind corners restricting vision. Additionally, since 1977, the easement and access configuration has performed safely and well without any accidents, complaints, or concerns to the best of our knowledge. The easement for the road within the subdivision is 60 feet wide, more like a Minor Collector. The shoulder width of 2 feet on each side is that of a Semi-Private Road, with a capacity of 21-100 ADT's. The minimum radius is 100 feet, like a Secondary Access Road; and the surface is gravel, like a Rural Access Road or Semi-Primitive Road. The existing width of 13 to 15 feet is greater than the 12 foot single lane allowed for in the Primitive Residential category, one foot wider in its narrowest spot. Additionally, the Ranch Driveway veers to the right shortly after crossing the property lines, the Horn's driveway branches to the left immediately thereafter, and the Adobe driveway is separate for the entire length after the split from the Horn's property. The only item missing from the increased standard is the designated ROW width set at either 30' or 40' in the code. As previously indicated, the ROW is an easement created in 1977 that is set at 20' and has served well because of its design and location/topography not in spite of its lower ROW width. Again, it seems that the traffic engineer's 9.57 ADT's is very high, more than double what we are calculating. If after considering all of the above, it is determined by the County Building and Planning Director that the 9.57 ADT's must be applied, then I would like to respectfully request a waiver from the County Road Standard based on the above information, from the standpoint that the road standard is not applicable to this property. Sincerely, Steven A. Novy, AIA \ -- RECQRJEJ //.•¥'/ t.:•cLuCK ,£/ .r-1. R:c • 467426 AUG 19 19Sl MlLO F.:c ALSDORF, G~R•l2LD CO U'.llTY CL~RK PRIVATE ROAD MAINTENANCE AGREEMENT TIUS AGREEMENT is made an d entered into this 15th day of Dece mb er, 1993, by and between the owners of land described in the Garfie ld County Clerk and Recorder's office as follows: OWNERS BOOK AND PAGE NUMBER Edward Collum a nd Cynthia Chardonnay Shelly Gross and Annie Gross Michael Hammes a nd Lenore Hammes Rob Hunter a nd Patti Hunter Terry Kirk and Julie Kirk Lisa Kruidcnicr and Joe Scofield Lisa Kruidenier and Joe Scofield Kristen Lawrence Phil Miller and Sally Miller Steve Miller and Dawn Miller Gregory Peters and Brenda Peters Christopher Sommer Ron Tarrson Ron Tarrson, Trustee, etc. Dave Zimmerman and Sally Zimmerman 7.581208 7721965 77Z/96.5 768/68 717/921 787/966 841/245 837/521 878/499 8411987 753/2 521/568 754/612 805/343 8241620 WHEREAS, the parties hereto are each separate owners of land described on t he book and page numbers as indicated above . Said parcels are adjacent to that roadway known as the Rirnledge easement. WHEREAS, the parties hereto have each been granted a right of way along the road appurtenant to their homesites for purpos es of ingress and egres s to County Road 100 in the Carbondale , Colorado area. NOW, 11iEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual promises and terms contained herein , the parties h ereto agree as fo ll ows : 1. The access road servi ng the homesites of t he :-arties hereto sha ll be maintained by all the lan down ers serve d by such road and eac h owner shall pay his/h er pro rata share of suc h maintenance and upkeep. 2. The provisions of t hi s agreeme nt sha ll run \O.ith the land of each of t he a bove described parties and sha ll be binding upon and in ure to the ben efi t of the success or s and assigns of the parties here to . 3. A bo ard of directors comprised of homeowners shall be elected by November 1st each year . Said bo ard shall handle the administration of said maintenance and upkeep . Page 1 of2 ' I \ -- 4 . A copy of this document may be executed by each party, separately, and when each party has executed a copy thereof, such copies taken together shall be deemed to be a full and complete contract b etween the parties. IN WI'INESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have executed this agreement on the day and year first above written. STATE OF COLORADO ) : ss. County of Garfield ) ,..;.. :!A.MA;>•/ f .1 Subscribed and sworn to before me this-2..:... day of. Dee ember, 199~ by StJ.e /,/,,,, 6r1s.s . Witness my hand and official seal. My commission e><pires: 7 --6 {a -'17