Loading...
HomeMy WebLinkAbout3.0 CorrespondenceAmerican Soda - QC Laboratory November 1, 2004 (970)265-6166 12/19/04 11:S0A P.002 GRAND VALLEY FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT 1777 S. BATTLEMENT PARKWAY PO BOX 295 PARACHUTE, CO 81635 (970) 285-9119, FAX (970) 285-9748 Jim Hardcastle, Staff Planner Garfield County Building & Planning 108 8th Street, Suite 201 Glenwood Springs, CO 81601 Subject: Williams Production RMT Company Special Use Permit for the construction of an industrial Support Facility for the recovery of carbon dioxide gas. Mr. Hardcastle: On this date, November 1, 2004, I met with Mr. Ed Cooley of American Soda L.L.P. and toured the new carbon dioxide gas plant. We reviewed the intended operation and use of the equipment to be placed inside this building and determined that portable fire extinguishers. mounted in the building, will be adequate for this facilities fire protection plan. We also discussed the access / egress road to the facility and Mr, Cooley has stated that when completed, the road will be as proposed on the drawings (although not specifically marked), a 25' wide, all-weather road, which will meet the requirements of the existing 1997 UFC. I have stated to Mr. Cooley that the current drawings adequately locate the road and I will red line my copy to show such. After meeting with Mr. Cooley, the Grand Valley Fire Protection District has no further concerns or needs any additional clarifications regarding this project. If I can be of any further assistance to either the Garfield County Building & Planning Department, Williams Production RMT Company or American Soda L.L.P., 1 can be reached at: Office - (970) 285-9119 or Celt — (970) 2 0-985.. David A. Blair District Fire Chief, GVFPD Cc: David R Cesark. Environmental Specialist, Williams Production kW Company Ed Cooley, American Soda L.L.P. File American Soda - QC Laboratory (970)285-6186 12/19/04 11:50A P.001 AMERICAN SODA, LLP Delivering a Crystal Clear Advantage FAX COVER SHEET Date: December 13, 2004 To: Jim Hardcastle Phone: 970-945-8212 Fax: 970-384-3470 From: American Soda LLP Phone: 970-285-0407 Fax: 970-285-6393 Pages: 2 including cover Fire Protection District Review of CO2 Plant Ed Cooley i TIIIS FACSIMILE TRANSMISSION IS CONFIDENTIAL! It is intended only for the use orihe individual (s) named atvvc. ll'you received this curnrnun,cauun in error, please immediately notity us by telephone: 970-285.6500 v;/rumurl•umn l cm:Antes/Fax Template ADM001. t U99 Rev. 2 01/07/01 TOWN OF PARACHUTE PO Box 100 222 Grand Valley Way Parachute, CO 81635 Telephone: (970) 285-7630 Facsimile: (970)285-9146 December 13, 2004 American Soda, LLP Attn: Ed Coolie 2717 Rd. 215 Parachute, CO 81635 Re: Town of Parachute, Watershed Permit Dear Mr. Coolie, Planning & Building Technician Aaron Kuhns This letter is intended to inform you that you that on December 9th, 2004 the Town of Parachute Board of Trustees voted to APPROVE your application for a Watershed Permit regarding American Sodas expansion of the CO2 Plant. As a requirement of this approval your application for a Building Permit shall be required to include the revised Site Plan, showing the Containment Berm wrapping around the facilities as shown on the revised drawing dated November 24, 2004 as submitted to the Town Engineer Mark Austin. Included in this letter is the Approved Land Use Application please retain both this letter and the Application form for your records. As well as the revised Site Plan which I have also included. As always if you have any questions or concerns please contact me at the number above. Sincerely, g DA kL, 4,,,5 Aaron Kuhns TOWN OF PARACHUTE DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT r UST :S zap LAND USE APPLICATION Name of Applicant: Williams Production RMT. 1089 C.R, 2i5 Parachute. CO (INCLUDE ADDRESS AND TELEPHONE NO.) (970) 285-9377 ProjectName: CO2 Compression Facility (American SQda LLP) Project Location: 4289 C.R. 215, Approximately 4 miles NW of Parachute, CO A tract of land located in Section 4,TS.7S and in LEGAL DESCRIPTION: mar t -i ons 27,28 ,_2 9 33 an.d 34 TC_ all in R96 West, 6th PM, Garfield County, Colorado Existing Zoning: Resource Lands Proposed Zoning: Same Type of Application (check all that apply): SUBDIVISION: MINOR SUBDIVISION MAJOR SUBDIVISION RE -SUBDIVISION P. U. D. BUILDING DIVISIONS AMENDED PLAT 1 PRELIMINARY 1 PRELIMINARY 1 PRELIMINARY 1 PRELIMINARY 1 PRELIMINARY 1 FINAL 1 FINAL J FINAL FINAL 1 FINAL REZONING ZONING VARIANCES SPECIAL REVIEW USE GEOLOGIC DEVELOPMENT LOT CONSOLIDATION x1 SIGN VARIANCE FLOOD PLAIN DEVELOPMENT VACATION OF STREET, ALLEY, R.O.W. ANNEXATIONS WATERSHED PERMIT PROPERTY OWNER: Williams Production RMT_ 1089 C_P 215 Parachute CO 970 285 0407 (INCLUDE NAME, ADDRESS, AND TELEPHONE NO' ) PROJECT ENGINEER/SURVEYOR: MPA Consulting En ineers,.—Inc 7 (INCLUDE NAME, ADDRESS, AND TELEPHONE NO.) . 8• e - • • • • • 970-928-8536 Construction Surveys Inc. 0012 Sunrise Blvd. Sit, CO 11_6_52_ (INCLUDE NAME, ADDRESS, AND TELEPHONE NO.) 970-876-5753 ADJACENT PROPERTY OWNERS: (attach separate sheet if needed) Name ExxonMobil Puckett Land Co American Sada T,T,P TBI Production Crl_ Tnc. U.S. Dept of Interior, BLM P.0_ Box Address .• • • ZD_111 CO 5460 Q11PhPr St , Suite 250 Greenwood Villag, CO 80111 2717 C_P_ 215 Parachute, CO 81635 555 17th Si-, . Sui,fm 1 850nen_v r, CO 80202 P.O.Box 1009 Glenwood Sprngs, CO 81602 MINERAL RIGHTS OWNERS & LESSEES OF SUBJECT PROPERTY (attach separate sheet if needed) *PLEASE NOTE ALL MINERAL RIGHTS OWNERS AND LESSEES MUST BE NOTIFIED 30 DAYS IN ADVANCE TO APPLICATION REVIEW. PLEASE INDICATE ALL MINERAL RIGHTS OWNERS, & LESSEES AS (MR), OR (L) Name Address MR Williams Production RMT. 1089 C.R. 215 Parachute, CO 81635 2717 C.R. 215 Parachute, CO 81635 L American Soda LLP Land Use Application 1 of 2 DESCRIPTION OF PROPOSAL: (INCLUDE PROPOSED USE, ACREAGE, ETC.) 1- .-. .-• • . . 1.011 . • Describe how this Proposed Land Use Application Complies with the Town of Parachute Land Use Regulations and the Town of Parachute Master Plan 2002. This appliratinn is for artivitiPs r'mntP from the Town of Parachute Describe any possible Flood Plain issues: This portion of Parachute Creek has not been mapped by FEMA. There is no onsite evidence that this property lies within the Parachute Creek flood plain. Describe Traffic Impact Fees Proposal: (Standard Calculation or Individual Traffic Study) This project is located 4 miles from the Town of Parachute sand as discribed in text of the attached project discrption traffic Describe Land Dedication Proposal: associated with this project is minimal N/A This project is 4 miles outside of Parachute city limits Describe Water Rights Dedication Proposal: N/A This project is 4 miles outside of Parachute city limits I Certify that the information and exhibits herewith are true and correct to the best of my knowledge, and that in filing this application, I am acting with knowledge and consent of those persons listed above without whose consent the requested action cannot lawfully be accomplished. Name:(print) Ed Cooley (American Soda LLP) Address: 2717 C_ 215 Parachute, CO 81635 Signature: /7,4_Z,pfc=? Date: 11/15/2004 INSTRUCTIONS: 1. Read both sides of application thoroughly. 2. Complete all of the requested information. 3. Descriptions of property and dedication proposals on this form should be general and brief. 4. All applications must include a CURRENT TITLE POLICY, indicating ownership and encumbrances. 5. All applications must include PROOF OF TAXES PAID. 6. Applicants should review the Town of Parachute Land Use Regulations 15.01, 15.03, 15.04, 15.05, 15.06, and any other sections specified for the proposed request. 7. All applicants who are not property owners must present a Letter of Representation, signed and notarized by the property owners. 8. Applications not signed and lacking any of the requested information will be deemed incomplete and will not be scheduled for a Planning and Zoning Commission review. ADMINISTRATIVE PERSONNEL: APPLICATION FEE: L S - APPLICATION RECEIVED DATE: 10. &-oy PLANNING & ZONING HEARING: ./// MAILINGS DATE: /'P r/ j u"-( P&Z APPROVAL DATE: y/; COMPLETE DATE: 1D-2 BOT HEARJNG: T`c 3va�( PUBLICATION DATE: ./1/47✓ /1 U`-( BOT APPROVAL DATE: De -e_ C 20U'--( Page 1 of 1 Aaron Kuhns From: <Markatrg@aol.com> To: <akuhns@parachutecolorado.com> Sent: Tuesday, November 30, 2004 9:53 AM Attach: FW_ co2 plant site plan.eml Subject: Fwd: FW: co2 plant site plan Hi Aaron: Here's the map / plan for the CO2 plant. They have wrapped the berm around their facilities like I requested, which keeps sediment and contaminates from entering Parachute Creek. I'm happy with the submittal assuming this drawing gets incorporated into the application. Mark 12/13/2004 e / KEEP BERM OUT OF FENCE .........5410 • • 25 50 GRAPHIC SCALE IN FEET 1 NCH a 50 FEE( BERM / SPOT ELEVATIONS 5406 PROPOSED CONTOURS /, 0 MAINTAIN EXIST. DRAINAGE SWALE CARBON DIOXIDE PIPELINE 5.0' RAMP ACCESS ROAD — TO BERM ELEVATION ESTIMATED DIRT QUANTITIES (cy) ITEM CUT FILL TOPSOIL EXCESS PAD 994 677 <889> 572 (f) CONSTRUCTION SURVEYS, 0012 SUNRISE BLVD. SILT, CO 816x2 eel" to DAYLIGHT LINE NOTE: Quantities shown are based on 8" of topsoil. The 572 cyds of excess fill will be imported material. The topsoil will be placed on the berm enclosing the pad as shown, as a topsoil dressing. INC. AMER ICAN SODA, LLP CARBON D I OXI DE PLANT N1/2 NE1/4, Tb&, R9611), 6T1-1 P.M. G14RFIELO COUNTY, CO Revised: 11/24/04 1 SCALE: 1""=50" 1 DATE: 06/09/04 SPECIAL USE PERMIT SECURITY AGREEMENT RE-VEGETATION/SITE RECLAMATION CERTIFICATE(S) OF DEPOSIT/ACCOUNT(S) Permitee: 1,6# ,,,s~ Prodc- saki OAT (O , and its successors and assigns Operator (if not Permitee): rvv e,- ra_v. So c(cL LL—P Project ID: C/2,, -y-74 Ac; /ice s`r✓� e %h p. (C Location: z f "7 Bank Name: Address: 1P lis 1�� ('0 /�- Telephone #: Facsimile #: CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT/ACCOUNT #(S): WHEREAS, Section 5.03.07(2)(B) of the Zoning Resolution of 1978 ("Zoning Resolution") allows the Garfield County Board of County Commissioners ("BOCC") to require security for execution of a site rehabilitation plan as part of issuance of a Special Use Permit; and WHEREAS, Section 5.03.10 of the Zoning Resolution allows the BOCC to impose "any other restriction or provision it deems necessary to protect the health, safety and welfare of the population and uses of the neighborhood or zone district" as a condition of granting a Special Use Permit; and WHEREAS, Section 4.05, et seq., of the Garfield County Noxious Weed Management Plan, adopted by Resolution No. 2002-94, establishes specific standards relating to soil management and re -vegetation of land disturbances, and includes a requirement for a re -vegetation security; and WHEREAS, Permitee's request for issuance of an Special Use Permit was conditionally approved by the BOCC under terms included in Resolution No.W`%---lam ("SUP Resolution"); and WHEREAS, in the exercise of its discretion, the BOCC required security for site reclamation and/or soil management and re -vegetation and/or completion of improvements, as identified in the SUP Resolution, and determined that a certificate(s) of deposit is (are) an appropriate foini of security; and WHEREAS, a Special Use Permit ("SUP") has been or will be issued to the Permitee in accordance with the terms of the SUP Resolution, including execution of this Special Use Permit Security Agreement ("Agreement"). 1 NOW THEREFORE, the Permitee, Bank and the BOCC agree as follows: 1. The Permitee has caused the above named Bank to issue/open a certificate(s) of deposit ("CD[s]")/account(s), no(s). , dated, respectively , payable to the Permitee and fully assigned to the BOCC in the amount of dollars ($) for the life of the SUP or for the period of time from through 2. The amount of CD number -/'�� f— i.e. 4---, is based u n the estimated cost of site reclamation as required by paragraph(s) /i/ �/' of the SUP Resolution. r The amount of CD number , i.e.,?may Jr 0 c2 , is based upon the estimated cost of soil and site stabilization, soil management, erosion prevention and final re -vegetation and weed management, as required by paragraph(s) 13 1 it of the SUP Resolution. / The amount of CD number , i.e., 02 00, , is based upon the estimated cost of completion of the following improvements, required by paragraph(s) of the SUP Resolution: der-e+m- ., a acc-e I er mi*,, i e,+1 -es av Cid ails— 0;17 'W 1-711e„ vl '72) Nark21 440 d r "tki eC:75Qn f The amount of security does not operate to liquidate, limit, enlarge, or restrict the Permitee's obligations to complete the site reclamation and/or soil management and re -vegetation and/or completion of improvements, as required by the SUP, even though the actual cost thereof may substantially exceed the amount of the identified CD(s). 3. The Permitee has executed the Bank's assignment of certificate of deposit form providing that only the BOCC shall have access to the funds until the BOCC releases the funds back to the Permitee or the CD(s)/ account(s) is (are) forfeited to the BOCC under terms of this Agreement. A copy of such assignment document is attached to and incorporated herein by this reference as "Exhibit A". 4. Receipt(s) for the identified CD(s)/account(s) has/have been delivered to the BOCC at the Office of the Garfield County Treasurer or the Building and Planning Department, to be held by theTreasurer on behalf of the BOCC as proof of the Permitee's financial responsibility under terms of the SUP and this Agreement. 5. Permitee has provided the BOCC with the Bank' s signature sheet/card and the BOCC Chairmanhas completed the card for return to the Bank. A copy of the executed 2 signature card/sheet is attached to and incorporated herein by this reference as "Exhibit B". 6. The BOCC may deliver a letter, signed by the BOCC Chairman, regarding Permitee's default under the SUP to the Bank and present for payment any certificate of deposit receipt/account held hereunder and convert the same to cash if the BOCC determines that the site reclamation and/or soil management and re -vegetation and/or improvement, identified in Paragraph 2, above, which was to have been performed by the Permitee remains wholly or partially unperformed. No other condition precedent need by fulfilled to entitle the BOCC to receive the amount of the certificate(s) of deposit/account(s). 7. Upon completion of site reclamation and/or soil management and re -vegetation and/or improvements by the BOCC, if the cost of such work is less than the amount received from the Bank, the excess funds shall be refunded to the Permitee by the BOCC. 8. The BOCC is hereby granted a right of entry by the Permitee on the land covered by the SUP to execute the work contemplated as the responsibility of Permitee in the SUP Resolution. 9. Permitee's obligations shall continue until the BOCC releases the Permitee from the provisions of this Agreement or orders the certificate(s) of deposit/account(s) forfeited to the BOCC in accordance with this Agreement by conversion of the CD(s) to cash/draft on the account(s). Release shall be accomplished by the BOCC's delivery of a written release, signed by the BOCC Chairman, to the'Permitee and a copy to the Bank. 10. It is recognized that a period of months or years may be required before determination can be made that site reclamation, soil management and re -vegetation, or completion of the improvements specified in Paragraph 2, above, has (have) been satisfactorily completed. Therefore, this Agreement shall enure to and be binding upon the successors and assigns of Permitee, Bank, and the BOCC. 11. Permitee and Bank warrant that: a. The CD(s)/account(s) were set up as Public Funds Account (s) under Section 11-10.5-101, et seq., C.R. S., as amended, the Colorado Public Deposit Protection Act, [and the CD(s) are denominated as such]. b. The CD(s)/ account(s) were issued on an automatically renewable term [and such term shall be stated on the face of the document]. c. Permitee signed the tax payer identification area on the Bank's signature sheet /card; therefore interest on the referenced CD(s)/account(s) will not 3 accrue against the principal but will be paid out to the Permitee by the Bank in the regular course of business. d. The only approved endorsement signature on the CD(s)/account(s) is that of the Chairman of the BOCC or his/her authorized representative. e. The Bank has placed a lock or hold on the CD(s)/ account(s) until such time as the funds are released by the BOCC or the CD(s)/account(s) is (are) forfeited to the BOCC under terms of this Agreement. 12. Permitee shall notify the BOCC immediately of any event which may impair the security identified above. 13. This Agreement may be executed in counterparts, each of which shall be deemed an original and all of which, when taken together, shall be deemed one -in -the -same instrument. Facsimile signatures on behalf of any party to this Agreement shall be effective for all purposes as an original. 14. This Agreement shall be governed by the laws of the State of Colorado and venue for any action dealing with this Agreement shall be in the District Court of Garfield County, Colorado. 15. The individuals signing on behalf of the BOCC and the Permitee warrant that they are duly authorized representatives of each entity for purposes of entering into this Agreement. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the BOCC and Permitee have executed this Agreement. BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS ATTEST: OF GARFIELD COUNTY, COLORADO By: Clerk to the Board John Martin, Chairman Date: (Permitee) By: Name: Title: Date: 4 STATE OF COLORADO ) ss. COUNTY OF GARFIELD Subscribed and sworn to before me this day of , 200_, by as of the Pennitee, Witness my hand and official seal. My commission expires: F:\MyFiles\PLAN\Form CD Special Use Security Agreement.wpd Notary Public Address 5 1 z 4/3 -4o I la Ns; a 4 RR. 4 0 1oo9-1—t'O OD s -q- 3rx la syC 1 e l<I w OCT 2 8 2004 GARF 3UlLDIN October 27, 2004 GRAND VALLEY FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT 1777 S. BATTLEMENT PARKWAY PO BOX 295 PARACHUTE, CO 81635 (970) 285-9119, FAX (970) 285-9748 Jim Hardcastle, Staff Planner Garfield County Building & Planning 108 8th Street, Suite 201 Glenwood Springs, CO 81601 Subject: Williams Production RMT Company Special Use Permit for the construction of an Industrial Support Facility for the recovery of carbon dioxide gas. Mr. Hardcastle: I have reviewed the material sent to this office and offer the following comments. • The Grand Valley Fire Protection District has no particular concerns with this project, its location or its intended use. • The application does not address fire protection for the facility. It is assumed that the applicant will have portable fire extinguishers located at the facility. These should prove adequate. The applicant has stated that they will be storing "lubricating oils and other regulated materials" in a manner consistent with the National Fire Code. This is acceptable to the District. • The applicant has not addressed access / egress into the property. The applicant has shown on two of the maps provided, what appears to be an access / egress road, but it is not identified as such. On the map provided in section "1", there is a set of parallel lines drawn with a dimension of 30'-0" shown. On the map provided in section "3", there is three dashed lines running parallel to the proposed gas line route. There are existing dashed lines indicating other un -improved roads in the area. It assumed that this is to access / egress into the site. On page 2 of the actual application for special use permit, the applicant has stated, "Access to project facilities within the Site is provided by existing paved and gravel roads." The only requirement of the District is that when completed, the access / egress road meet the requirements of the of Section 902 — Fire Department Access of the 1997 Uniform Fire Code, and includes enough room to turn equipment around. If I can be of any further assistance to either the Garfield County Building & Planning Department or Williams Production RMT Company, I can be reached at: Office - (970) 285-9119 or Cell — (970) 250-9851. • David A. Blair t District Fire Chief, GVFPD 62 Cc: David R Cesark, Environmental Specialist, Williams Production RMT Company File 12713/2004 08 33 FAX 8702850292 • • Town of Parachute PO Box 100 222 Grand Valley Way Parachute, CO 81635 (970) 285-7630 fax: (970) 285-9146 141001/003 FAX COVER PAGE DATE: 11C )3, D`( TO: J� FAX NUMBER: 4 '3 `17O FROM: _4c0� �s NUMBER OF PAGES INCLUDING COVER PAGE: Z COMMENTS: I�5 sG v1,04 -"C Or ice , erbUui1 Fr, 4t e rr a 3; ‘)>-, /5 `tD S col(—,4) Tc �r dk-11urd 6r.'er tm, . L..< 2 ?004 NTY 12713/2004 08.34 FAX 9702850292 • 4111 Aaron Kuhns From: <Markatrg@aol.com> To: <akuhns©parachutecolorado.com> Sent: Tuesday, November 30, 2004 9:53 AM Attach: FW co2 plant site plan.eml Subject: Fwd: FW: co2 plant site plan Hi Aaron: IQ 002/003 Page 1 of 1 Here's the map / plan for the CO2 plant. They have wrapped the berm around their facilities like I requested, which keeps sediment and contaminates from entering Parachute Creek. I'm happy with the submittal assuming this drawing gets incorporated into the application. Mark • • 12/13/2004 12/13/2004 0834 FAX 8702850292 v1003/003 I KEEP GERM OU7 OF FENCE 5410 . a ae GRAPHIC SCALE IM FEET toot - w 1122 BERM 60' BY 90' BUILDING 6406.4 5407.3 0404 5405.0 SPOT ELEVATIONS 0407.3 5405.3 5406.1 5405 PROPOSED .ONTOURS LMAINTAIN EXIST. a DRAINAGE SWALE u f �ORAINAGC EXISTING SWALE CONTOURS '-N41/4 CARBON DIOXIDE PIPELINE Q" i / _ RAMP ACCESS ROAD TO BERM ELEVATION ESTIMATED DIRT QUANTITIES (cy) ITEM I CUT I FILL 'TOPSOIL, EXCESS PAD 994 R77 <RRQ, 572 (f) o��TRWC r�o G OILT AC1191.0. SERV DAYLIGHT LINE NOTE: Quantities shown ore based on B` of topsoil. The 572 cyds of excess 1111 will be imported moteriol. The topsoil wNI be placed on the herrn enclosing the pad oe shown, as •--- ivpsvn uPe�sinq. CONSTRUCTION 6t.iRYE1'8, INC. 0012 SUNRISE 131.v0. SILT, CO 81652 Wi AMERICAN SOCA,1-1-P CARE3ON DIOXIDE PLANT N1/2 N01J4, 1b6, R bW, bTN PTI. CrA FINLIP COUNTY, GO Revised: 11/24/04 I SCALE: _-_ 1" - 50 1 DATE; 06/09 04 • CONSTRUCTION SURvEYS, 0012 SUNRISE BLVD. SILT, CO SIO52 910-676-5153 25 0 so MO MIN /5405.3 /7/ i GRAPHIC SCALE IN FEET 1 - e0 UT BERM 5405.1 / DAYLIGHT LINE NOTE: Quantities shown are based on 8" of topsoil. The 572 cyds of excess fill will be imported material. The topsoil will be placed on the berm enclosing the pad as shown. as a topsoil dressing. AMERICAN SODA, LLP CARBON DIOXIDE PLANT INC. NI/2 NEI/4, Tibb, R9611J, 6T1-1 P.M. GARFIELD COUNTY, CO Revised: 11/24/04 DATE: 06/09/04 SCALE 1"=50' e f • I 405.6 • t MAINTAIN EXIST. a DRAINAGE SWALE SPOT ELEVATIONS 60' BY 90' BUILDING -^� 5406 PROPOSED \ \ --„CONTOUR7 CARBON DIOXIDE PIPELINE 5.0'--\\1/4, EXISTING CONTOURS KEEP BERM OUT OF FENCE 0 5410 X5406.4 5407.3 5404 X5405.8 f / DRAINAGE SWALE 5404 _ RAMP ACCESS ROAD TO BERM ELEVATION ESTIMATED DIRT QUANTITIES (cy) ITEM CUT FILL TOPSOIL EXCESS PAD 994 677 <889> 572 (f) / KEEP BERM OUT OF FENCE 1 / 0 / 5405.6 MAINTAIN EXIST. a DRAINAGE SWALE CARBON DIOXIDE PIPELINE SPOT ELEVATIONS 5406 PROPOSED ONTOURS 7 //� -7DRAINAGE 5407.3 5410 X5406.4 5407.3 / 5404 X5405.8 EXISTING SWALE CONTOURS 5404 5.0. Q - / RAMP ACCESS ROAD TO BERM ELEVATION ESTIMATED DIRT QUANTITIES (cy) ITEM CUT FILL TOPSOIL EXCESS PAD 994 677 <889> 572 (f) SuZsvE'< CONSTRUCTION SURVEYS, 0012 SUNRISE BLVD. SILT, CO 81652 9�0-5I6-5153 25 e 50 GRAPHIC SCALE IN FEET 1 Nal - so rtUT BERM 5405.3 5405.1 DAYLIGHT LINE NOTE: Quantities shown ore bosed on 8" of topsoil. The 572 cyds of excess fill will be imported material. The topsoil will be placed on the berm enclosing the pad os shown, as o topsoil dressing. INC. AMERICAN SODA, LLP CARBON DIOXIDE PLANT NI/2 NEI/4, Tbe, R96W, 6TH P.M. GARFIELD COUNTY, CO Revised: 11/24/04 SCALE: 1"" = 50' 1 DATE: Ob/O9/U4 lo • • MEMORANDUM To: Jim Hardcastle From: Steve Anthony Re: Comments on the Williams SUP Pipeline/Support Facility Date: November 24, 2004 Ed Cooley has provided me with the requested information regarding the Special Use Permit for their Industrial Support Facility. Condition #16 asks for a Weed Management Plan. Mr. Cooley has provided that and it is acceptable. Condition #20 asks for a Revegetation Plan. That has also been sent to me and is acceptable. Mr. Cooley has stated that the surface area to be disturbed is 2.75 acres. Based on that calculation I am requesting American Soda provide a revegetation security in the amount of $2750 (2.75 acres x $1000/acre). MEMORANDUM To: Jim Hardcastle From: Steve Anthony Re: Comments on the Williams SUP Pipeline/Support Facility Date: October 27, 2004 Thanks for the opportunity to comment on this permit. My comments are as follows: 1. Noxious Weeds A. Weed Management -The applicant shall provide a weed management plan with a written commitment to inspect, monitor, and be responsible for the management of any of Garfield County's Noxious Weeds that may emerge on private lands that are disturbed by the pipeline. This shall be in effect for the life of the pipeline. It is requested that the applicant respond to any complaints regarding pipeline noxious weeds in a timely manner. 2. Revegetation A. Revegetation Plan -The applicant needs to submit a revegetation plan that includes a plant material list. B. Revegetation Security -It is the recommendation of this department that the applicant post a revegetation security for the parts of the pipeline that is on private property. Please quantify the surface area disturbed on private land so that we may determine a security amount. The security shall be held by Garfield County until vegetation has been successfully reestablished according to the Reclamation Standards in the Garfield County Weed Management Plan. It is the responsibility of the applicant to contact the County, upon successful revegetation establishment, to request an inspection for bond release consideration. • AMERICAN SODA, LLP 2717 County Road 215 Parachute, CO 81635 Ed Cooley Environmental Health and Safety Manager Direct Line (970) 285-0407 International Telephone +1 (970) 285-6500 General Facsimile (970) 285-6393 Friday, November 19, 2004 ENV.253.04 Jim Hardcastle Senior Planner Garfield County Building and Planning 108 8th Street Glenwood Springs, Colorado 80601 Re: Rehabilitation Plan IDDear Jim: A plan for site rehabilitation upon abandonment of the proposed use of the Industrial Support Facility (CO2 Plant) being constructed by American Soda LLP on property leased from Williams Production RMT is a condition for issuance of a Special Use Permit approved by the Board of County Commissioners on November 1, 2004. • At the end of the useful life of the Industrial Support Facility (CO2 Plant) located at 4289 County Road 215, Parachute, Colorado the site will be rehabilitated in the following manner: The building and process equipment and all above ground structural facilities will be removed from the site. The ground and slopes will be graded back to a stable contour, allowing for proper drainage and re -vegetated in accordance with the re -vegetation plan which is incorporated as part of this Rehabilitation Plan. Soil preparation prior to fertilizing and seeding shall be by tilling to loosen soil to a minimum depth of six (6) inches. This should be accomplished when backfilling is completed and access is in place to the sites. Fertilizer shall be applied prior to soil preparation if the tillage follows soon after backfilling. The seed planting will be conducted using a drill seeder so that seed is incorporated into the soil at a depth of Y4 to 1/2 inch and some scattered on surface. Hay mulch where required will be weed free grass hay applied uniformly at a rate of 1 1/2 tons per acre and crimped or mechanically anchored into the soil. Delivering a Crystal Clear Advantage www.americansoda.com Seed Mix Per Acre: Species Origin Western Wheatgrass Rosana Basin Wildrye Magnar continued: Pounds Pure Live Seed per Acre 4.0 2.0 Pounds Pure Species Origin Live Seed per Acre Sideoats Vaugh 2.0 Akali Sacaton 1.0 Fertilizer 250 bulk pounds 43-0-0 required per acre Should you have any questions or require more information concerning this matter please contact me at 970-285 -0407. Sincerely, Ed Cooley • Environmental Health and Safety Manager • • • • Message Page 1 of 1 Jim Hardcastle From: Steve Anthony Sent: Monday, November 22, 2004 7:55 AM To: Jim Hardcastle Subject: RE: Letter to Jim Hardcastle on site rehabilitation Jim I'll go over this and get back to you. Ed Cooley has sent me this letter and some other docs including a fairly comprehensive weed management plan. He has also given me a quantification of the surface area disturbance and I need to plug in a figure for reveg security. I will do that today and get back to you and him. Thanks Steve Original Message From: Jim Hardcastle Sent: Friday, November 19, 2004 3:52 PM To: Steve Anthony Subject: Letter to Jim Hardcastle on site rehabilitation Steve, please review and let me know what you think Original Message From: Ed Cooley Sent: Friday, November 19, 2004 3:43 PM To: 'jimhardcastle@garfield-county.com' Subject: Letter 1:o Jim Hardcastle on site rehabilitation Jim, In accordance with Condition # 19 for issuance of the Special Use Permit for the Industrial Support Facility located at 4289 County Road 215 on land owned by Williams Production RMT and leased to American Soda L.LP the attached document to this E Mail contains the Rehabilitation Plan for the site. Please let me know if this meets the requirements of the condition or if more information is needed. Ed Cooley Environmental Health and Safety Manager American Soda L.LP 2717 County Road 215 Parachute, Colorado 81635 970-285-0407 11/22/2004 • Page 1 of 1 Jim Hardcastle From: Aaron Kuhns iakuhns a@parachutecolorado.com] Sent: Friday, December 10, 2004 3:26 PM To: Jim Hardcastle Subject: Town of Parachute Watershed Permits Dear Mr. Hardcastle, This e-mail is intended to inform you that on December 9th, 2004 the Town of Parachute Board of Trustees by unanimous vote approved Watershed Permits for Williams Energy and American Soda as per the requirements of Parachute Ordinance # 492. I am sending you this e-mail because Ed Coolie with American Soda mentioned that he would be in the County Office Monday December 13, 2004 to request his Building Permit for the Co2 Expansion Project. I will be sending a hardcopy of the letter sent to Ed Coolie to the Garfield County Planning Department, but I will not have the opportunity to complete these until Monday morning. I will also be sending a copy of the letter noticing Williams Energy of the approval of their application as well. Phil Vaughn stated that this approval was required by the Garfield County Planning Commission to be completed prior to the Board of County Commissioners hearing for their Special Review Use Application. If you have any questions or concerns please contact Aaron Kuhns at 285-7630 or e-mail me back at akuhnsparachutecolorado.com Thank you for your time concerning this matter, .Aaron Kuhns • 12/10/2004