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SCHMUESER
GORDON MEYER
ENGINEERS
SURVEYORS
118 West 6th, Suite 200
Glenwood Springs, CO 81601
July 1, 1996
Mr. Dwain Watson
Colorado Department of Health
222 South 6th Avenue, Room 232
Grand Junction, CO 81501
Colorado Geological Survey
Attn: Mr. Pat Rogers, Chief of Environmental Geology
1313 Sherman Street
Denver, CO 80203
Mr. Mark Bean, Planning Director
Garfield County Building,
Sanitation & Planning Department
109 Eighth Street, Suite 303
Glenwood Springs, CO 81601
RE: Submittal of Site Application
Spring Valley Sanitation District, Garfield County
Gentlemen:
GAFF WELD COUNTY
Please find enclosed herein an Application for Site Approval for the Spring Valley Sanitation
District Wastewater Treatment Facility Expansion. This application is being sent to you jointly
as the referral agencies for the Site Application. It is our understanding that the NWCCOG
is no longer a referral agency.
In order to expedite the review, I am asking both Garfield County and the Geological Survey
to concurrently review this plan and to forward their signature page with approval signature
directly to me. Once I have those signature pages, I will then forward them on to Mr. Watson
for final review by State Health Department.
Please inform me of any scheduled hearings before commissions or boards that will consider
this application. I believe that the application and its attachments are self-explanatory. I
would point out, however, that this facility does need to be expanded in order to service a
Residence Hall expansion which is currently being undertaken by Colorado Community College
and scheduled for occupancy in August, 1997.
July 1, 1996
Memo to Messrs. Watson, Rogers and Bean
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Please feel free to call me directly with any questions or comments, or to contact the
Chairman of the Sanitation District, Mr. Greg Boecker, at 970-945-6399. On behalf of the
Board of Directors of the Sanitation District, I would like to thank you for your prompt review
of this application.
Respectfully submitted,
SCHMUESER GORDON MEYER, INC.
on, P.E.
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Enclosure
cc: Mr. Greg Boecker, Chairman, Spring Valley Sanitation District, w/ encl.
Lee Leavenworth, Esq., w/ encl.
Colorado Mountain College, Attn: Glen Chadwick, Esq., w. encl.
SCHMUESER GORDON MEYER, INC.
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SPRING VALLEY SANITATION DISTRICT
ATTACHMENT TO SITE APPLICATION
SERVICE AREA DEFINITION
Exhibit 1 is a map of the existing boundary of the Spring Valley Sanitation District
(SVSD). The immediate service area is the boundary of the SVSD as well as the Colorado
Mountain College (CMC) Campus and the Pinyon Pines Apartments. The expanded service
area for the wastewater treatment facility on shown in Exhibit 1 and includes portions of the
Los Amigos Ranch property in the vicinity of the current SVSD boundary. While it is
anticipated that this expanded flow would provide future service to CMC and Los Amigos
Ranch Partnership (LARP), it is not the intent of this Site Application to preclude adjacent
properties in the Spring Valley area from being annexed into the service area of the SVSD.
Population and Flow Projections
Exhibit 2 is a table indicating both current and projected population and flow for SVSD.
A summary of the projections follows:
Existing
148
518
51,800 gpd
108 ppd
Projected
465
1628
162,800 gpd
326 ppd
Population equivalent, P.E. = 3.5 persons/EQR
Flow equals 100 gpd/PE
BODS = 0.2 ppd/PE
The above table is based on an equivalent flow rate of 350 gpd/standard EQR. Past
flow studies performed at the existing facility indicate that actual flow rates are approximately
270 gpd per connected EQR. Therefore, the actual number of connected EQRs that can be
served by the existing and proposed treatment facility are 192 EQR and 603 EQR,
respectively.
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Relationship to Other Water & Wastewater Treatment Plants
Exhibit 3 shows the SVSD boundary and surrounding area. The Town of Carbondale
wastewater treatment facility and the Aspen Glen Metropolitan District wastewater treatment
facility are shown on that map. There are no water treatment facilities within the vicinity
shown on the map. The relationship to these treatment facilities is further discussed under
treatment alternatives considered below.
PROPOSED EFFLUENT LIMITATIONS
The current facility and the proposed facility utilize percolation ponds for discharge of
effluent. There are no surface water discharges associated with this facility.
This facility has not been issued an NPDES discharge permit to date. A discharge
permit will be submitted for this facility upon approval of Site Application.
ANALYSIS OF EXISTING FACILITIES
Exhibit 4 is a site plan of the current facility. The current facility consists of the
following:
• Influent Parshall flume vvith a continuous flow measurement (CMC flow only).
• Influent Parshall flume without flow measurement facilities (entire flow).
• Pond #1 - Aerated lagoon cell.
• Pond #2 - Non-aerated cell.
• Pond #3 - Percolation pond.
• Monitoring wells (2).
Influent and effluent flow measurement or testing has not been done on an ongoing
basis for this facility. This facility has never gone septic. There have never been any
overflows of the percolation ponds. The flow monitoring wells have never had any
groundwater standing in them. The facility has been monitored weekly for the past 13 years
and, to the best of my knowledge, this facility has functioned within expected performance
parameters.
Exhibit 5 is a set of design calculations for the existing facility. The current Site
Application indicates an approved flow capacity of 52,000 gal/day, consistent with the design
calculations.
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TREATMENT ALTERNATIVES CONSIDERED
An extended aeration facility was considered as an alternative to the aerated lagoon
system. Because of the fact the District has sufficient land area for additional percolation
cells, the fact that the aerated lagoon system is essentially currently in place and the operation
and maintenance of the existing system is far Tess than the equivalent operation and
maintenance cost for a mechanical treatment facility, this alternative was not considered
further.
The Aspen Glen Metropolitan District wastewater treatment facility is currently under
construction and scheduled for completion in 1996 - See Exhibit 3 for location. There have
been two recent studies investigating the feasibility of the elimination of a treatment facility
at the SVSD site and constructing an interceptor sewer to Aspen Glen facility. Exhibit 6
contains excerpts from the Wastewater Management Study, Lower Roaring Fork Planning
Area, dated April 23, 1993, which is the planning document associated with the formation
and preparation of Service Plan for the Aspen Glen Metropolitan District. That plan concluded
that it was not feasible to abandon the SVSD system from a cost standpoint. That conclusion
was reached despite the fact that study analyzed a more costly activated sludge facility for
a Spring Valley Sanitation District on-site expansion versus an aerated lagoon facility
expansion. The study concluded that an on-site system would cost $1.1 million versus a
connection to the Aspen Glen regional facility of $1.8 million.
Exhibit 7 is an excerpt from a report entitled, Feasibility Study, Sanitary Sewer
Connection to Aspen Glen Regional Wastewater Treatment Plant, dated October, 1995. That
report was commissioned by CMC. That report concluded that the cost for connection to the
Aspen Glen facility would be on the order of $2.2 million.
Both reports indicate that it is not feasible for connection to the Aspen Glen
wastewater treatment plant, and the Colorado Department of Health has subsequently issued
a Site Application approval for the Aspen Glen facility which does not include the SVSD within
the service area.
FLOODPLAIN AND NATURAL HAZARD ANALYSIS
The treatment facility is not located in the flood hazard area. There are no natural
hazards at the site.
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DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF SITE
Treatment System Description
Exhibit 8 is a site plan indicating the proposed facilities. Those facilities will consist
of the following:
• Influent Parshall flume and influent flow measuring facilities (CMC flow only).
• Influent existing Parshall flume with proposed influent flow measuring facilities
(entire flow).
• Pond #1 - Aerated cell.
• Pond #2 - Aerated cell.
• Pond #3 - Settling pond.
• Pond #4 - One or more new percolation ponds.
• Chlorination facilities with the chlorination point between settling pond and
percolation pond(s).
• Two (2) existing monitoring wells supplemented by two (2) additional
monitoring wells.
Exhibit 9 is the design calculations for the proposed facilities.
Design Capacity
As shown in Exhibit 2 and discussed above, the projected capacity facility will be
153,700 gpd.
Operational Staffing Needs
Current staffing for the District consists of a single part time operator. Current
operation requirements are approximately eight hours per week. It is anticipated that
operational needs will increase to approximately 16 hours per week as a result of increased
capacity of the system.
Legal Description of Site
Exhibit 11 is a legal description of the site.
LEGAL ARRANGEMENTS
Exhibit 11 is the legal description of the site. The site is leased by the Sanitation
District from Colorado Mountain College pursuant to a 50 -year lease with an automatic 50-
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year renewal right for the Sanitation District. Exhibit 10 is a copy of the Lease and
Agreement.
INSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENTS
SVSD operates under the original Service Plan, dated July, 1979.
Exhibit 11 is a copy of the legal description of the SVSD as originally organized under court
order, dated January 9, 1980, under Civil Action #79 CV 223.
This facility operates under the following three (3) Site Applications, contained as
Exhibit 11, and summarized as follows:
• Site Application #3278, July 11, 1979, the initial Site Application for the site.
This was actually an Amended Site Application which authorized the installation
of aeration equipment in the first cell. It is not known whether a Site
Application was issued for construction of the original facility in the 1960's.
• Site Application #4015, February 6, 1992, issued for the construction of a lift
station on the CMC campus.
• Site Application #3278, May 11, 1994, which authorized the construction of
the current percolation cell, which is the third cell at the site.
MANAGEMENT CAPABILITIES
CMC is not located within the boundaries of the SVSD. Exhibit 13, Sewage Treatment
Service Agreement, July 2, 1979, between Colorado Mountain Junior College District and the
owners of Los Amigos Ranch PUD, the predecessor to the Spring Valley Sanitation District,
is attached. This exhibit is the operating agreement between CMC and SVSD which
agreement was assumed by SVSD in the Lease Agreement between CMC and SVSD, attached
as Exhibit 10. See page 4 of lease.
Further management authority is outlined in the Service Plan for the SVSD and in other
agreements between SVSD and CMC.
FINANCIAL SYSTEMS
Exhibit 14 is the 1996 budget for the SVSD.
The expansion of the wastewater treatment facility will be paid for by pre -payment of
tap fees by CMC and/or other potential users. Those funds will be made available to the
SVSD prior to start of construction. Based on the final agreement to be negotiated between
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SVSD and CMC with respect to recapture of the pre -payment of tap fees, the tap fee will be
adjusted if necessary to provide for such recapture.
It is anticipated that the ongoing operating revenue streams of the Sanitation District
will be monitored on an annual basis in order to provide, as in the past, for operation and
maintenance of the capital improvements throughout the District.
IMPLEMENTATION PLAN
The anticipated construction schedule is as follows:
• Site Application Submittal - July 1, 1996.
• Department of Health approval of Site Application - October 1, 1996.
• Begin construction - April 1, 1996.
• Complete construction - July 1, 1997.
• NPDES discharge permit received - January 1, 1997.
• Start-up date - July 1, 1997.
The estimated cost of construction is as follows:
• Flow measurement $ 9,000
• Site work $160,000
• Mechanical equipment $ 43,000
• Monitoring wells $ 12,000
SUBTOTAL $224,000
25% Contingency, engineering and legal fees $ 56,000
TOTAL ESTIMATED CONSTRUCTION COST $280,000
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LIST OF EXHIBITS
SPRING VALLEY SANITATION DISTRICT
EXHIBIT 1 Service Area
EXHIBIT 2 Population/Flow Projections
EXHIBIT 3 Spring Valley Sanitation District Boundary and Surrounding Area
EXHIBIT 4 Site Plan
EXHIBIT 5 Spring Valley Sanitation District, Design Calculations - Existing Facility
EXHIBIT 6 Wastewater Management Study, Lower Roaring Fork Planning Area,
April 23, 1993.
EXHIBIT 7 Feasibility Study, Sanitary Sewer Connection to Aspen Glen Regional
Wastewater Treatment Plant, October, 1995.
EXHIBIT 8 Site Plan, Proposed Facilities
EXHIBIT 9 Spring Valley Sanitation District Calculations - Proposed Facility
EXHIBIT 10 Lease, Sanitary Sewage Lagoon Parcel
EXHIBIT 11 Legal Description, Spring Valley Sanitation District
EXHIBIT 12 Site Application No. 3278, July 11, 1979
Site Application No. 4015, February 6, 1992
Site Application No. 3278, May 11, 1994
EXHIBIT 13 Sewage Treatment Service Agreement, July 2, 1979
EXHIBIT 14 General Budget, 1996
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EXHIBIT 1
SERVICE AREA
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SPRING VALLEY SANITATION DISTRICT, DESIGN CALCULATIONS - EXISTING FACILITY
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EXHIBIT 5
SPRING VALLEY SANITATION DISTRICT
DESIGN CALCULATIONS - EXISTING FACILITY
A. Equations/Assumptions
1. kt = k20 O T-20
k20 = BOD removal rate @ 20°C, 0.5 day "1
O = Temp. Coefficient, 1.05
2. C sw = (B) (Css) (P) = 02 Conc. in Wastewater
B = Saturation Conc. of 02 in wastewater
Saturation Conc. of 02 in clean water = 0.90
Css = 02 saturation of tap water at wastewater temperature
P = Barometric Pressure @ site = 23.38 = 0.78
Sea Level Pressure 29.92
3. R = a x Csw-C1 X 1.025T-20
Cs
R = Correction Factor = FTR
CWTR
FTR = Field Transfer Rate, # 02/Hp-hr
CWTR = Clear Water Transfer Rate, # 02/Hp-hr
a = 0.90
Csw = See above in (2)
CI = 02 Conc. to be maintained in wastewater = 2 mg/I
Cs = 02 Conc. @ std. conditions, 9.17 mg/I
T = Wastewater Temp., °C
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4. Lc=Lo 1
1 + ki- t
Le = Effluent BOD, mg/I
Lo = Influent BOD, mg/I
kT = BOD removal rate @ Wastewater Temp., day "1
t = Detention Time, days
Solving for t: t = Lo/Le -1
kt
5. # 02/hr = BODr x 8.34 x Q x 02 x CWTR x 1
#BOD FTR 24
# 02/hr = Pound 02 Required per hr @ Standard Conditions
BODr = BOD removed, mg/I
Q = Flow Rate, mgd
#02/#BOD = 02 required per unit BOD removed
CWTR/FTR = 1 /R = 1 /Correction Factor
6. Hp = # 02/hr = # 02/hr = Hp
CWTR # 02/Hp-hr
7. Other Assumptions
(a) Tw = Estimated Winter Temperature = 40°F = 4.4°C (t of Wastewater)
Ts = Estimated Summer Temperature = 60°F = 15.5°C
(b) Influent BOD = 225 mg/I
(c) Effluent BOD = 30 mg/I
(d) CWTR = 3.0 #02/Hp-hr
(e) #02/# BOD = 1.25
(f) Single -cell aerated lagoon
(g) Mixing Horsepower = 6-10 Hp/MG
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Calculations
kT + k2o 0T-20
2. Csw = (b) (css) (P)
Winter Summer
k 4.4 = 0.5 x 1.054.4-20 k 15.5 = 0.5 x 1.0515.5-2
= 0.23 d-1 = 0.40 d-1
Csw = (0.9)(12.98)(0.78) Csw = (0.9)(10.4)(0.78)
= 9.11 mg/I = 7.30 mg/1
3. R = < x Csw - C1 x 1.025 T-20
R = .9 x 9.11-2.0 x 1.0254.4-20 R = .9 x 7.30 - 2.0
9.17 9.17
= 0.475 = 0.465
1/R = 2.10 1/R = 2.15
4. Pond Volume
Sideslope = 3:1
Dimensions at water surface elevation of 6664' : 173 x 155
Total depth: 12'
V = (173)(36)(155-36) x 12' x 7.48 gal/cf
V = 137x119x12x7.48
V = 1.46 MG
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Winter Summer
t = Lo - 1 t = Lo - 1
Le Le
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= 225 -1 = 225 -1
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0.23 0.40
t = 28 days t = 16.25 days
Q = v/t Q = v/t
= 1.46 MG/28 days = 1.46 MG/16.25 days
Q = 0.052 MGD Q = 0.090 MGD
6. Biological Oxygen Requirements
# 02/hr = BODS x 8.34 x Q X #02 x CWTR x 1
#BOD FTR 24
Winter
# 02/hr = (195)(8.34)(.052)(1.25)(2.10)(1/24)
= 9.24
Summer
# 02/hr = (206.6)(8.34)(0.052)(1.25)(2.15)(1/24)
= 10.03
7. Hp Required for Mixing = 6 to 10 Hp.MG
Minimum Hp = 1.46 x 6 = 8.8 Hp
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8. Hp Required for Oxygen Transfer
Winter Summer
Hp = 9.24 = 3+ Hp Hp = 10.03 = 3.5 Hp
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9. Hp Required
Existing 7.5 hp aerator sufficient; aerator will be 15% under designed for complete
oxygen dispersion. Because unit is 250% over designed for treatment, it is not
expected that the quality of treatment will diminish. The corners of the lagoon may
not maintain the design 2.0 mg/I dissolved oxygen from the aerator but, due to the
shallow depth along the sides, wave action will offset the effects of the aerator.
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EXHIBIT 6
WASTEWATER MANAGEMENT STUDY, LOWER ROARING FORK PLANNING AREA
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WASTEWATER MANAGEMENT
STUDY
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LOWER ROARING FORK
PLANNING AREA
APRIL 23, 1993
f\NestWater Engineering
Consulting Engineers
502 WEST EIGF'TH ST.
P.O. BOX 1470 - PALISADE. COLORADO 81 526 (303) 464-5134
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6.6 OPTIONS FOR EXISTING NON -REGIONAL WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANTS
6.6.1 General.
The previous sections provided recommendations for the Roaring
Fork Valley sub -area; however, that does not address problems
at the outlying plants. Of four existing wastewater treatment
plants in the planning area, the Spring Valley/CMC and
Carbondale treatment plants are the two plants which may need
to upgrade and possibly expand its system in the foreseeable
future. Because of the plants' location, neither could serve
as a regional plant for the rest of the development in the
planning area; however, either could be connected into a
regional system. A detailed evaluation was made to compare
the pros and cons of utilization of the existing plant with
connection of the plant and/or existing collection system to a
regional system.
6.6.2 Spring Valley WWTP.
Present and Existing Wastewater Loads. No flow records are
available for wastewater discharge into the existing plant.
Using the data developed in Chapter 3, the existing equivalent
population is estimated to be about 506 people (169 equiv.
d.u. s). Future population is estimated to be 1116 people
(572 eq. d.u.'s). The following table shows estimated present
and future flows for the Spring Valley area:
PER CAPITA PRESENT FUTURE
CRITERIA FLOW FLOWS
FLOWS
Maximum Day 100 gpcd 50,600 gpd 171,600 gpd
Connection to Regional System. If the Spring Valley/CMC area
is connected to a regional system, the existing plant could
either be left in place to provide primary treatment, or raw
sewage could be discharged directly down the new outfall lines
to the regional system. If the existing plant is kept in
place, there would be continued O&M costs, plus a liner would
have to be placed in the two earthen basins to prevent
groundwater contamination; both could be fairly expensive.
Possible advantages to primary treatment are a possible
reduction in outfall pipe size, and reduced maintanenance
since it would be carrying a clear liquid, and lower final
treatment costs. Since these advantages are very problematic,
it will be assumed that the outfall line will be standard 8
inch pipeline and the existing plant will be decommissioned
and bypassed.
There are two alternative routes for an outfall line to
connect to a regional system in the Roaring Fork Valley.
Option A would extend cross-country down the south valley wall
of Cattle Creek to the county road, then west along the county
road to the intersection of the county road with State Highway
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82. From this point, the sewerline would extend under Highway
82 and the railroad, through existing tunnels or under
trestles and across the farmland presently belonging to
Unocal. For purposes of this analysis, it will be assumed
that the sewerline would tie into Site B1 since that is the
recommended site for a regional plant. Although there is
approximately 20 feet of elevation drop between the county
road and site B1; there are intervening ridges; therefore, it
will be assumed that a pump station with force main will be
required to prevent deep trenches. The sewerline will also
have to be extended across the Roaring Fork River. Option B
for the sewerline outfall would extend westward from the
existing treatment plant. Because of the terrain, the route
is somewhat sinuous: it would follow the existing access road
in several locations, but would cut across switchbacks where
feasible, to save sewerline length. Comparative quantities
for the two options are as follows:
ITEM
DESCRIPTION
8 in. gravity pipeline
4 ft. diameter manholes
4 in. force main
OPTION A
15,500 ft.
52 ea.
2000 ft.
OPTION B
14,800 ft.
49 ea.
2000 ft.
The sewerline quantities required is approximately the same
for both options. Option A, the Cattle Creek route, will be
evaluated since it will serve more development, and may
possibly be easier to construct due to less rugged terrain.
The cost for the intercepter line is shown in Table 6-E.
Treatment costs are based on a proportionate share of the
treatment plant costs at Plant Site Bi. For this purpose, a
typical plant investment fee of $2000 per dwelling unit was
assumed. There are 572 equivalent d.u.'s, for a treatment
cost of $1,144,000.
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TABLE 6-E
COST ESTIMATE
CONSTRUCTION OF OUTFALL PIPE - CMC LAGOONS TO SITE B1
ALTERNATE A
ITEM
UNIT
NO. DESCRIPTION QTY. UNIT COST AMOUNT
INTERCEPTOR PIPELINE - THROUGH CATTLE CREEK
1. Sewer Line: 6-10 ft. deep 15,500 L.F. 17 $263,500
2. Manholes 52 Ea. 1600 83,200
3. Surface Restoration - Pavement 0 L.F. 3 -0-
4. River Xing, Pipe Bores 400 L.F. 200 80,000
5. Extra Depth, 10'-20' 200 L.F. 12 2,400
6. R -O -W Acquisition 2500 L.F. 2 5,000
7. Pump Station 1 L.S. 40,000 40,000
8. Force Main 2000 L.F. 15 30,000
Subtotal: $504,100
30% Contingency & Engineering: 151,300
Interceptor Total: $655,400
ALTERNATE B
INTERCEPTOR PIPELINE - PARALLEL TO ACCESS ROAD
1. Sewer Line: 6-10 ft. deep,
8" Dia. 14,800 L.F. 17 $251,600
2. Manholes 49 Ea. 1600 78,400
3. Surface Restoration - Pavement 400 L.F. 3 1,200
4. River Xing, Pipe Bores 400 L.F. 200 80,000
5. Extra Depth, 10'-20' 500 L.F. 12 6,000
6. R -O -W Acquisition 15,000 L.F. 2 30,000
7. Pump Station 1 L.S. 40,000 40,000
8. Force Main 2000 L.F. 15 30,000
Subtotal: $517,200
30% Contingency & Engineering: 155,200
Interceptor Total: $672,400
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On -Site Treatment. If the existing plant is continued in-
place, it will have to be upgraded and improved to meet future
CDH regulations, and may also have to be expanded to handle
flows from future populations. A Service Plan was prepared
for the Spring Valley Sanitation District in July 1979 by
Wright McLaughlin Engineers. The proposed plan for upgrading
the existing plant and estimated costs are based upon the 1979
report which recommended the following two expansions wich are
applicable to the present situation:
First Phase
Convert existing ponds to aerated lagoons with
capacity of 52,000 gpd. Estimated cost -
$129,500. (This has been completed; a Site
Application was recently filed to add a second
percolation pond.)
Second Phase - Add an activated sludge plant and expand
capacity to 100,000 gpd. Convert existing
ponds to a polishing pond and a percolation
basin. Provide a system for spray irrigation,
a laboratory and a sludge hauling truck.
Estimated cost - $278,000.
Third Phase
Expands system to 200,000 gpd. Includes
secondary clarifier, aerobic digester, spray
irrigation system, rapid infiltration basin.
Estimated cost -$250,000.
An Engineering News Record Cost Construction Index ratio of
2.0 was used to update the 1979 costs to 1992. The estimated
cost to expand the plant is as follows: 2.0 x (278,000 +
250,000) = $1,056,000. An estimated cost of $50,000 will be
added for the present improvements.
Comparative Costs. Unit costs for the two alternatives are as
follows:
Alt. A - Connection to Regional Plant:
Interceptor Line
Plant Investment Fee
Total
$ 623,700
$1,144,000
Total $1,767,700
Alt. B - On -Site System $1,106,000
Conclusions. Upgrading the existing Spring Valley WWTP-is
considerably less expensive than connection to a regional
system, in part because of the considerable length of outfall
line required. Also, since growth is slow, the plant will be
upgraded in phases, whereas the sewer line is for ultimate
development. A complete evaluation of all non -monetary
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factors which determine ranking of each option is beyond the
scope of this report, since it will not affect location of the
regional plant.
6.6.3 Options for Carbondale Wastewater Plant.
Estimated Wastewater Flows. At the present time, Carbondale
has a population of about 3,000 people, an average daily flow
of about 240,000 gpd, and a maximum day flow of about 400,000
gpd. Per capita average daily flow is 80 gpd, and maximum day
flow is 130 gpd. The 208 Plan projects population of 3500
people in Carbondale by the year 2005. Adding the Rocky
Mountain School equivalent population of 100 would result in a
total P.E. of 3600 and a maximum day flow of 468,000 gpd. The
1987 Discharge Permit states that the rated capacity of the
Carbondale plant is 740,000 gpd. Therefore, this figure will
be used as the future estimated wastewater discharge from the
Town of Carbondale; however, it is probably a conservative
number unless substantial unanticipated growth occurs.
Options for Connection to Downstream Regional Plant. Since
Carbondale has a existing treatment plant, it has available
the same two options for connecting to a regional plant as
Spring Valley, i.e., 1) decommission the existing plant and
discharge raw wastewater downstream, or 2) convert the
existing plant to a primary treatment process and discharge
primary effluent to the regional plant. Using the same logic
as for Spring Valley, it appears more practical to discharge
raw wastewater rather than operate the plant.
Option A - Connection to Regional System.
Design of Outfall Sewer. An outfall sewer would be
extended from the existing Carbondale plant to Site B1.
The new outfall would tie into the existing town
interceptor sewer above the existing treatment plant to
avoid a drop in elevation. The new outfall would then
continue west along the top of the bluff bordering the
Roaring Fork River. It would cross the Crystal River
channel on a trestle to avoid a large pump station, and
would tie into the Aspen Glen interceptor.
Criteria for sewerline diameter was the same as described
in Para. 6.4.2. A pipe diameter of 18 inches will be
needed to carry the ultimate flow.
The total length of the sewerline will be 19,000 feet, of
which 12,000 feet will be on Aspen Glen property and 7,000
feet will be additional pipeline. In calculating costs,
the incremental difference between a 12 inch pipeline
(size needed for Aspen Glen alone) and an 18 inch pipeline
for the Aspen Glen part of the interceptor) will be
determined.
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EXHIBIT 7
FEASIBILITY STUDY, SANITARY SEWER CONNECTION TO ASPEN GLEN
REGIONAL WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT
October, 1995
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FEASIBILITY STUDY
Sanitary Sewer Connection
to Aspenglen Regional
Wastewater Treatment Plant
Job No. 2812
COLORADO
MOUNTAIN COLLEGE
GLENWOOD SPRINGS, COLORADO
MEURER &
ASSQ IATES
CONSULTING ENGINEERS
October,1995
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I. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
This Feasibility Study has been prepared for the Colorado Mountain College by Meurer
& Associates, Inc., to identify the pertinent issues relative to connecting to the
Aspenglen Regional Wastewater Treatment Plant. The issues, information and costs
for the sewer connection are as follows:
IAspenglen Regional Wastewater Treatment Plant(ARWWTP)
( WWTP)
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Phase I of the ARWWTP is scheduled to be complete in January, 1996, and will
initially serve the Aspenglen Development. The defined service area for the ARWWTP
does not include the Colorado Mountain College (CMC). However, since the ARWWTP
is a regional plant, users outside the service area will not be excluded from service if
the Plant has the capacity to serve them. Service to CMC will require that the service
area be amended to include the College. CMC will need to work with Aspenglen to
amend the service area. Tap fees for connection to the Plant will need to be
negotiated.
The capacity of Phase I will be 0.107 million gallons per day (mgd) which can serve
approximately 305 equivalent single family residential units (EQR's). Ultimate Capacity
of the ARWWTP can be as high as 0.6 mgd (1,715 EQR's). The ARWWTP has the
capacity to serve CMC if CMC connects to the Plant prior to the Plant reaching its
ultimate capacity. CMC needs to connect to the ARWWTP before it reaches ultimate
capacity.
Sewer Line Alignment
The general alignment of the sewer line extends from the existing wastewater lagoons
south to County Road No. 113, then west in the County Road to approximately one
half mile east of Highway 82, then southwesterly to Cattle Creek and west to
Highway 82. From this point, the sewer line extends under Highway 82 and the
railroad and across the Union Oil Company of California (Unocal) Property, then across
the Roaring Fork River to the ARWWTP. A conceptual plan of the sewer line is in the
Appendices.
The total length of the sewer line is approximately 16,050 feet. The size of the sewer
line is 8 -inches in diameter. A lift station, located east of Highway 82, is needed to
pump sewage across Highway 82 and the railroad tracks. The force main from the lift
station is 6 -inches in diameter and extends under the Highway and the railroad tracks.
Easements are needed where the sewer line is within private property and Bureau of
Land Management Property. Acquisition of easements from property owners will
require negotiations with landowners. Depending on the landowner, easement
acquisition can be time consuming. The Bureau of Land Management estimates that
obtaining an easement from them can take as long as one year.
Wetlands
Wetlands exist in the vicinity of sewer line alignment in three locations: along a portion
of the unnamed drainage channel above County Road No. 113, along the Cattle Creek
channel and the wet meadow north of Cattle Creek, and along the Roaring Fork River.
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Wetland impacts for this sewer line can be permitted under Section 404 Nationwide
Permit #12. In areas where wetlands are disturbed, the wetlands topsoil and
vegetation need to be replaced following construction. The project schedule should not
be impacted by wetland permitting requirements.
Future Users
The alignment of the sewer line is such that other areas will have the ability to
connect to the sewer line and be served by the ARWWTP. Potential future users
identified along the alignment are as follows:
• The Spring Valley Sanitation District (SVSD), which includes the Los Amigos
Subdivision, Los Amigos Ranch, the Auburn Ridge Apartments and a future
elementary school. The SVSD is identified as a future user because the existing
lagoons may not be permitted by the CDOH if the SVSD can be served by the
ARWWTP.
• The Cattle Creek basin, which includes the properties along County Road No. 113.
• Unocal Property — Development on the Unocal property will be served by the
ARWWTP. The Unocal property is within the service area of the ARWWTP.
Construction
Construction methods and requirements will vary along the alignment of the sewer
line. The topography along the alignment includes steep slopes, rock, wetlands, river
and highway crossings, and pavement removal and replacement. Each of these
conditions present additional costs for construction of the sewer line.
Some of the construction methods and requirements that will add cost to the project
consist of the following: rock excavation may have to be accomplished by blasting;
steep slopes present difficulties for trenching and pipe installation; traffic control on
County Road No. 113 will require full-time flaggers during construction; creek
crossings need to be installed in a steel casing pipe for erosion protection; highway
and railroad crossings need to be bored and a steel casing pipe inserted; wetland areas
need to be returned to there original condition following construction.
Estimate of Probable Costs
The estimate of probable cost includes estimates for connection to the ARWWTP,
construction, engineering, and easement acquisition. These estimates are based on
the available information at the time the Study was prepared. The estimate of
probable costs are summarized below.
Connection to ARWWTP (not including tap fee) $506,000
Construction $1,466,000
Engineering $220,000
Easement Acquisition $36,000
Estimate of Probable Costs for Project $2,228,000
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PRELIMINARY ESTIMATE OF PROBABLE COST
FOR CONSTRUCTION AND ENGINEERING
Project: Colorado Mountain College Sanitary Sewer Connection to the ARWWTP
Prepared By: GSS
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No.
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Item Description
Sta. 0+00 to 20+93
8 -inch PVC Pipe
4 foot diameter Manhole
20 -inch Steel Casing at River Crossing
Connect to ARWWTP Inlet
Approx.
Quantity
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
Sta. 20+93 to 42+04
8 -inch PVC Pipe
4 foot diameter Manhole
20 -inch Steel Casing at Cattle Creek
16 -inch Steel Casing under Highway and RR
6 -inch PVC Force Main
Lift Station
Emergency Generator
Electrical
SCADA
Telephone for SCADA
Sta. 42+04 to 110+99
8 -inch PVC Pipe
4 foot diameter Manhole
Asphalt Pavement Removal & Replacement
Asphalt Rotomill and Overlay
Traffic Control
Sta. 110+99 to 162+52
8 -inch PVC Pipe
4 foot diameter Manhole
Connect to Exist. Sewer Line at Lagoons
Rock Excavation
Subtotal
2100
6
2.00
1
1610
4
50
500
500
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6900
16
6200
18000
1
5200
12
1
1200
Unit
LF
EA
LF
EA
LF
EA
LF
LF
LF
LS
LS
LS
LS
LS
LF
EA
SY
SY
LS
LF
EA
EA
CY
Unit
Cost
$32
1,500
300
2,000
35
1,500
75
200
30
42,000
20,000
16,000
15,000
5,000
35
1,500
25
4
20,000
50
2,000
1,000
50
Contingencies @ 15%
Subtotal
Engineering @ 15%
Item
Amount
$ 67,200
9,000
60,000
2,000
56,350
6,000
3,750
100,000
15,000
42,000
20,000
16,000
15,000
5,000
241,500
24,000
155,000
72,000
20,000
260,000
24,000
1,000
60,000
$1,274,800
$191,220
$1,466,020
TOTAL
$219,903
$1,685,923
Notes
Assumes Garfield County will require County Road to be milled and overlayed.
Assumes no rock excavation needed in County Road.
Meurer and Associates, Inc.
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Figure 1. Colorado Mountain College Sewer Pipeline Alignment (nts).
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EXHIBIT 8
SITE PLAN, PROPOSED FACILITIES
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EXHIBIT 9
SPRING VALLEY SANITATION DISTRICT CALCULATIONS - PROPOSED FACILITY
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EXHIBIT 9
SPRING VALLEY SANITATION DISTRICT
DESIGN CALCULATIONS - PROPOSED FACILITY
A. Equations/Assumptions
1. kt = k20 O T -2o
k20 = BOD removal rate @ 20°C, 0.5 day "1
0 = Temp. Coefficient, 1.05
2. C sw = (B) (Css) (P) = 02 Conc. in Wastewater
B = Saturation Conc. of 02 in wastewater
Saturation Conc. of 02 in clean water = 0.90
Css = 02 saturation of tap water at wastewater temperature
P = Barometric Pressure @ site = 23.38 = 0.78
Sea Level Pressure 29.92
3. R = a x Csw-C1 X 1.025T"20
Cs
R = Correction Factor = FTR
CWTR
FTR = Field Transfer Rate, # 02/Hp-hr
CWTR = Clear Water Transfer Rate, # 02/Hp-hr
a = 0.90
Csw = See above in (2)
CI = 02 Conc. to be maintained in wastewater = 2 mg/I
Cs = 02 Conc. @ std. conditions, 9.17 mg/I
T = Wastewater Temp., °C
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Le = Effluent BOD, mg/I
Lo = Influent BOD, mg/I
kT = BOD removal rate @ Wastewater Temp., day -1
t = Detention Time, days
Solving for t: t = Lo/Le -1
kt
5. # 02/hr = BODr x 8.34 x Q x 02 x CWTR x 1
#BOD FTR 24
# 02/hr = Pound 02 Required per hr @ Standard Conditions
BODr = BOD removed, mg/I
Q = Flow Rate, mgd
#02/#BOD = 02 required per unit BOD removed
CWTR/FTR = 1/R = 1/Correction Factor
6. Hp = # 02/hr = # 02/hr = Hp
CWTR # 02/Hp-hr
7. Other Assumptions
(a) Tw = Estimated Winter Temperature = 40°F = 4.4°C (t of Wastewater)
Ts = Estimated Summer Temperature = 60°F = 15.5°C
(b) Influent BOD = 225 mg/I
(c) Effluent BOD = 30 mg/I
(d) Design flow = 153,700 gpd
(e) CWTR = 3.0 #02/Hp-hr
(f) #02/# BOD = 1.25
(g) Multi -cell aerated lagoon
(h) Mixing Horsepower = 6-10 Hp/MG
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B. Calculations: Aerated CeII No. 1
kT = k20 0T-20
2. Csw = (b) (css) (P)
Winter Summer
K 4.4 = 0.5 x 1.054.4"2° k 15.5 = 0.5 x 1.0515-5-2
= 0.23 d"1 = 0.40 d-1
Csw = (.9)(12/96\8)(0.78) Csw = (.8)910.4)(0.78)
3. R = u x Csw - C1 x 1.025 T-2°
= 9.11 mg/I = 7.30 mg/1
R = .9 x 9.11-2.0 x 1.0254.4-2° R = .9 x 7.30 - 2.0
9.17 9.17
= 0.475 = 0.465
1/R = 2.10 1/R = 2.15
4. Pond Volume - Pond 1
Sideslope = 3:1
Dimensions at water surface elevation of 6664' : 173 x 155
Total depth: 12'
V = (173)(36)(155-36) x 12' x 7.48 gal/cf
V = 137x 119x 12x7.48
V = 1.46 MG
5. BODS Removal
Winter Summer
t = v
Q
t=v
Q
= 1.46 MG/0.1628 MGD = 1.46 MG/0.1628 MGD
= 9.0 DAYS = 9.0 DAYS
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Winter Summer
Le = Lox 1 Le = Lox 1
1 +Kt•t 1 +Kt•t
= 225 x 1 = 225 x 1
1+ 0.23 x 9.0
Le = 73 mg/I Le = 49 mg/I
1+ 0.40 x 9.0
6. Biological Oxygen Requirements
# 02/hr = BOD, x 8.34 x Q X #02_ x CWTR x 1
#BOD FTR 24
Winter
# 02/hr = (225-73)(8.34)(0.1628)(1.25)(2.11)(1/24)
= 22.7
Summer
# 02/hr = (225-49)(8.34)(0.1628)(1.25)(2.15)(1/24)
= 26.8
7. Hp Required for Mixing = 6 to 10 Hp/MG
Minimum Hp = 1.46 x 6 = 8.8 Hp
8. Hp Required for Oxygen Transfer
Winter Summer
Hp = 22.7 = 7.5 Hp Hp = 26.8 = 9 Hp
3 3
9. Hp Required
Use 10 Hp aerator.
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C. Calculations: Aerated Cell No. 2
kT + k20 0T-20
2. Csw = (b) (css) (P)
Winter Summer
k 4.4 = 0.5 x 1.054.4-20 k 15.5 = 0.5 x 1.0515.5-20
= 0.23 d-1 = 0.40 d-1
Csw = (0.9)(12.98)(0.78) Csw = (0.9)(10.4)(0.78)
3. R = ax Csw-C1 x 1.025T -2o
Cs
= 9.11 mg/I = 7.30 mg/1
R = 0.9 x 9.11-2.0 x 1.0254.4-20 R = 0.9 x 7.30 - 2.0 x 1.02515.5-20
9.17 9.17
= 0.475 = 0.465
1/R = 2.10 1/R = 2.15
4. Pond Volume - Pond 2
Sideslope = 3:1
Dimensions at water surface elevation of 6664' : 173 x 155
Total depth: 12'
V = (173)(36)(155)-36) x 12' x 7.48 gal/cf
V = 137x119x12x7.48
V = 1.46 MG
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5. Design Flow - BODS Removal
Winter Summer
t = v t = v
Q Q
t = 1.46 MG/0.1628 MGD t = 1.46 MG/0.1628 MGD
t = 9 DAYS t = 9 DAYS
Le =Lox 1 Le =Lox 1
1 +Kt•t 1 +Kt•t
= 73x 1
= 49 x 1
1+0.23 x 9 1+0.40 x 9
Le = 24 mg/I Le = 11 mg/I
6. Biological Oxygen Requirements
# 02/hr = BODS x 8.34 x Q X #02_ x CWTR x 1
#BOD FTR 24
Winter
# 02/hr = (73-24)(8.34)(0.1628)(1.25)(2.11)(1/24)
= 7.3
Summer
# 02/hr = (49-11)(8.34)(0.01628)(1.25)(2.15)(1/24)
= 5.8
7. Hp Required for Mixing = 6 to 10 Hp.MG
Minimum Hp = 1 .46 x 6 = 8.8 Hp
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8. Hp Required for Oxygen Transfer
Winter Summer
Hp = 7.3 = 2.5 Hp Hp=5_8= 2.0 Hp
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Use 7.5 hp aerator; aerator will be 15% under designed for complete oxygen
dispersion. Because unit is 300% over designed for treatment, it is not expected that
the quality of treatment will diminish. The corners of the lagoon may not maintain the
design 2.0 mg/I dissolved oxygen from the aerator but, due to the shallow depth along
the sides, wave action will offset the effects of the aerator.
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EXHIBIT 10
LEASE, SANITARY SEWAGE LAGOON PARCEL
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LEASE AND AGREEMENT
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THIS LEASE AND AGREEMENT, Made and entered into this
26th day of February, 1980, by and between COLORADO MOUNTAIN
JUNIOR COLLEGE DISTRICT, hereinafter "Lessor," and SPRING VALLEY
SANITATION DISTRICT, hereinafter "Lessee."
WITNESSETH:
That in consideration of the sum of One Dollar ($1.00) per
annum paid in advance on the anniversary date of this Lease and
Agreement by Lessee to Lessor, the receipt of the first annual
payment of which is hereby acknowledged, and of the covenants
hereinafter contained by Lessee to be kept and performed, Lessor
does lease, let, and demise unto Lessee, for the purposes
hereinafter set forth, that certain land in the County of
Garfield, State of Colorado, described in Exhibit "A" attached
hereto and incorporated herein by reference, containing nine and
eighty-five hundredths (9.85) acres, more or less; with the sole
and exclusive right to operate a sewage treatment facility on
the leased land during the term hereinafter provided and the
right to construct, maintain, operate, use, repair, replace, and
remove pipelines, telephone, telegraph, power, and other utility
lines, tanks, ponds, machinery, appliances, buildings, and other
structures useful, necessary, or proper for carrying on its
operations on the leased land, together with rights-of-way for
passage over, upon, and across, ingress and egress to and from
the leased land for any or all of the above-mentioned purposes
along present access roads to said tract of land or access roads
which may hereafter be constructed and utilized, all as mutually
agreed upon by the parties hereto in exact location, and further
a certain sewage trunk line corridor easement described more
fully in Exhibit "B" attached hereto and incorporated herein by
reference.
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Together with such additional land, up to a maximum of
twenty-five (25) acres, generally located westerly of, but not
necessarily adjacent to, the heretofore particularly described
land, as is reasonably required in the future for the winter
storage of effluent, for infiltration areas, and for land
treatment, all as shown by final design plans for such
improvements as have been or may be approved by the Colorado
State Departments of Health.
TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the leased land for the term of fifty
(50) years from and after the date hereof, and upon
written notice from the Lessee delivered to the Lessor at least
180 days prior to expiration of the initial term for an
additional term of fifty (50) years at the sole option of the
Lessee and under the same terms and conditions as provided for
in this Agreement for the first fifty (50) year term.
In consideration of the premises, the parties hereby
respectively covenant and agree as follows:
Treatment Services
The parties incorporate into this Lease and Agreement by
reference Paragraphs 2(a) and 2(b) of "Section 2. Conveyance to
District" set forth in the Sewage Treatment Services Agreement,
dated July 2, 1979, and recorded on July 11, 1979, in Book 531
at Page 325 as Reception No. 295618, Garfield County Records;
and Lessee hereby agrees to perform the terms and conditions set
forth in said paragraphs and that the same are hereby made
expressly a part of this Lease and Agreement.
Future Expansion of Lessee's Facilities
a. The parties incorporate into this Lease and Agreement
by reference Paragraphs 2(c) and 2(d)(ii)(A) of "Section 2.
Conveyance to District" set forth in the Sewage Treatment
Services Agreement, dated July 2, 1979, and recorded on July 11,
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1979, in Book 531 at Page 325 as Reception No. 295618, Garfield
County Records; and Lessee hereby agrees to perform the terms
and conditions set forth in said paragraphsand that the same are
hereby made expressly a part of this Lease and Agreement.
b. At such time as any of the additional land heretofore
described is needed and will actually be used for winter storage
of effluent, for infiltration areas, and for land treatment,
Lessee will prSvide, at its sole expense, a survey of the
property to be used, which shall then become the subject of an
addendum to this Lease. Lessor and Lessee mutually agree to
reasonably negotiate the precise additional acreage to be used
for the purposes described in this paragraph subject to the
overall acreage and use limitations as heretofore described.
c All improvements constructed by Lessee upon the demised
land, including buildings, roads, pipelines, utility lines,
ponds, and any other structrues or facilities useful, necessary,
or proper for carrying on its sewage treatment operations on the
demised land shall remain the property of the Lessee during the
term of and subsequent to termination of this Lease, except upon
termination of the lease for Lessee's default as hereinafter
provided.
Operation of Treatment Facilities
a. The parties incorporate into this Lease and Agreement
by reference Paragraph 2(d)(ii)(B) of "Section 2. Conveyance to
District" set forth in the Sewage Treatment Service's Agreement,
dated July 2, 1979, and recorded on July 11, 1979, in Book 531
at Page 325, at Reception No. 295618, Garfield County Records;
and the Lessee hereby agrees to perform the terms and conditions
set forth in said paragraph and that the same are hereby made
expressly a part of this Lease and Agreement.
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b. Lessee agrees to maintain at its. own expense any and
all sewage treatment facilities located upon the demised
premises in a state of good repair, subject to and in compliance
with all applicable federal, state, and local laws and
regulations, and sound engineering practice, and allowing for
ordinary wear and tear. Lessee agrees to fully and promptly pay
for all water, gas, heat, light, power, telephone service, and
other public utilities of every kind furnished to the premises
throughout the term hereof, and all other costs and expenses of
every kind whatsoever of or in connection with the use,
operation, and maintenance of the premises and all activities
conducted thereon, and Lessor shall have no responsibility of
any kind for any thereof, except as otherwise specifically
provided for in this lease.
District Assumption of Agreement
The parties incorporate into this Lease and Agreement by
this reference Section 5 of the Sewage Treatment Services
Agreement, dated July 2, 1979, and recorded on July 11, 1979, in
Book 531 at Page 325 as Reception No. 295618, Garfield County
Records; and Lessee hereby assumes and agrees to all of the
obligations of the District and Los Amigos to the College and
provided for in said Agreement.
Waste and Nuisance
During the term of this lease, Lessee shall comply with all
applicable laws affecting the demised premises, the breach of
which might result in any penalty on Lessor or forfeiture of
Lessor's title to the demised premises. During the term hereof,
Lessee shall not commit or suffer to be committed, any waste on
the demised premises, nor shall Lessee maintain, commit, or
permit the maintenance or commission of any nuisance on the
demised premises.
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IndemnificaLion of Lessor
Lessor shall not be liable for any loss, injury, death, or
damage to persons or property which at any time may be suffered
or sustained by Lessee or by any person whosoever may at any
time be using or occupying or visiting the demised premises or
be in, on, or about the same, whether such loss, injury, death,
or damage shall be caused by or in any way result from or arise
out of any act, omission, or negligence of Lessee or of any
occupant, subtenant, visitor, or user of any portion of the
premises, or shall result from or be caused by any other matter
or thing whether of the same kind as or of a different kind than
the matters or things above set forth, and Lessee shall
indemnify Lessor against all claims, liability, loss, or damage
whatsoever on account of any such loss, injury, death, or
damage. Lessee hereby waives all claims against Lessor for
damages to the building and improvements that are now on or
hereafter placed or built on the premises and to the property of
Lessee in, on, or about the premises, and for injuries to
persons or property in or about the premises, from any cause
arising at any time. The two preceding sentences shall not apply
to loss, injury, death, or damage arising by reason of the
negligence or misconduct of Lessor, its agents, employees, or
students.
Insurance
a. Insurance coverage of premises. Lessee shall, at all
times during the term of this lease and at Lessee's sole
expense, keep all improvements which are now or hereafter a part
of the premises insured against loss or damage by fire and the
extended coverage hazards for one hundred percent (100%) of the
full replacement value of such improvements, with loss payable
to Lessor and Lessee as their interests may appear. Any loss
adjustment shall require the written consent of both Lessor and
Lessee.
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b. Personal injury liability insurance. Lessee shall
maintain in effect throughout theterm of this lease personal
injury liability insurance covering the premises and its
appurtenances and the sidewalks fronting thereon in the amount
of not less than Five Hundred Thousand and No/100 Dollars
($500,000.00) for injury or death of any one person, and One
Million and No/100 Dollars ($1,000,000.00) for injury or death
of any number df persons in one occurrence and property damage
liability insurance of not less than One Hundred Thousand and
No/100 Dollars ($100,000.00). Such insurance shall specifically
insure Lessee against all liability assumed by it hereunder, as
well as liability imposed by law, and shall insure both Lessor
and Lessee but shall be so endorsed as to create the same
liablity on the part of the insurer as though separate policies
had been written for Lessor and Lessee.
c. Lessor's right to pay premiums on behalf of Lessee.
Lessee shall pay all of the premiums of policies of insurance
referred to in this section and shall deliver such policies, or
certificates thereof, to Lessor,and in the event of the failure
of Lessee, either to effect such insurance in the names herein
called for or to pay the premiums therefor or deliver such
policies, or certificates thereof, to Lessor, Lessor shall be
entitled but shall have no obligation, to effect such insurance
and pay the premiums therefor, which premiums shall be repayable
to Lessor with the next installment of rental, and failure to
repay the same shall carry with it the same consequence as
failure to pay any installment of rental.. Each insurer mentioned
in this section shall agree, by endorsement on the policy or
policies issued by it, or by independent instrument furnished to
Lessor, that it will give to Lessor thirty (30) days' written
notice before the policy or policies in question shall be
altered or canceled.
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d. Definition of full replacement value. The term "full
replacement value" of improvements as used herein shall mean the
actual replacement cost thereof from time to time less
exclusions provided in the normal fire insurance policy. In the
event either party believes that the full replacement value
(that is to say, the then -replacement cost less exclusions) has
increased or decreased, it shall have the right, but, except as
provided below, only at intervals of not less than three (3)
years, to have such full replacement value redetermined by the
fire insurance company which is then carrying the largest amount
of fire insurance carried on the demised premises (hereinafter
referred to as "impartial appraiser"). The party desiring to
have the full replacement value so redetermined by such
impartial appraiser shall forthwith on submission of such
determination to such impartial appraiser give written notice
thereof to the other party hereto. The determination of such
impartial appraiser shall be final and binding on the parties
hereto, and Lessee shall forthwith increase (or decrease) the
amount of the insurance carried pursuant to this section as the
case may be to the amount so determined by the impartial
appraiser. Such determination shall be binding until superseded
by agreement between the parties hereto or by a subsequent
redetermination by an impartial appraiser. Lessee shall pay all
costs, if any, of the impartial appraiser. If during any such
fifty (50) year period Lessee shall have made improvements to
the premises, Lessor may have such full replacement value
redetermined at any time after such improvements are made,
regardless of when the full replacement value was last
determined.
e. Adjustment of coverage. In the event that either party
shall at any time deem the limits of the personal injury or
property damage public liability insurance then_,Qarr.ied to be
either excessive or insufficient, the parties shall endeavor to
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agree on the proper and reasonable limits for such insurance
then to be carried, and such insurance shall thereafter be
carried with the limits thus agreed on until further change
pursuant to the provisions of this section; but, if the parties
shall be unable to agree thereon, the proper and reasonable
limits for such insurance then to be carried shall be determined
by an impartial third person selected by the parties, and the
decision of such impartial third person as to the proper and
reasonable limits for such insurance then to be carried shall be
binding on the parties, and such insurance shall be carried with
the limits as thus determined until such limits shall again be
changed pursuant to the provisions of this section. The expenses
of such determination shall be borne equally by the parties.
f. Blanket isurance policies. Nothwithstanding anything to
the contrary contained in this section, Lessee's obligations to
carry the insurance provided for herein may be brought within
the coverage of a so-called blanket policy or policies of
insurance carried and maintained by Lessee; provided, however,
that the coverage afforded Lessor will not be reduced or
diminished or otherwise be different from that which would exist
under a separate policy meeting all other requirements of this
lease by reason of the use of such blanket policy of insurance,
and provided further that the requirements of the foregoing
Paragraph (e) of this section are otherwise satisfied.
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Cost of insurance deemed additional rental. The cost of
insurance required to be carried by Lessee in this section shall
be deemed to be additional rental hereunder.
Defaults - Lessor's Remedies
Lessee shall be deemed to be in default under this Lease
and to have breached this Lease, automatically and without the
necessity of Lessor making any declaration of same, upon the
occurrence of any one of the following:
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1. Failure to pay rent when due;
2. Failure to provide or maintain insurance; or
3. Failure to keep and perform any other term,
covenant, promise, or condition contained in this Lease.
Lessor shall not be deemed to have acquiesced in or waived any
default of Lessee unless such default shall have existed for a
period of 120 days from (a) the date it occurred; or (b) the
date Lessor first actually knew of such default, whichever date
is later. In no event shall any such acquiescence or waiver, if
established, be construed or interpreted as an acquiescence in
or waiver of a subsequent default of a similar or dissimilar
kind.
Upon any default, Lessor shall have the right to terminate
this Lease, without any obligation or liability to Lessee, by
giving Lessee written notice at least forty-five (45) days in
advance of such termination date. The notice shall contain the
event constituting the default, the reason for the termination,
and the date of the termination, and shall notify Lessee that if
the default is not cured to the satisfaction of Lessor by the
termination date, then this Lease is deemed fully canceled and
terminated as of the termination date. Lessor may, in its
discretion, extend the termination date upon written request of
Lessee delivered to Lessor before the termination date if Lessor
determines and finds that: (1) there are compelling reasons to
grant Lessee an extension of the termination date in order to
enable Lessee to attempt to cure the default; and (2) that
Lessee is diligently pursuing efforts to cure the default as
quickly as possible.
Upon any such termination of the Lease, Lessee shall
immediately remove itself and all of its personal property from
the demised premises and shall immediately surrender possession
of the demised premises to Lessor without any further notice,
demand, process, suit, or action of Lessor being necessary or
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required. All costs, expenses, and attorney's fees incurred by
Lessor in connection with any default of Lessee, or with the
termination of this Lease, or in interpreting, enforcing, or
threatening to enforce the provisions hereof against Lessee,
shall be paid for by Lessee and recovered from Lessee, in
addition to all of Lessor's other remedies and claims. Such
surrender of possession by Lessee shall include forfeiture and
surrender to Lessor of all buildings, roads, pipelines, utility
lines, ponds, and other structures, facilities, and improvements
in good, workmanlike, and operable condition, made, constructed,
or placed by Lessee upon any portion of the demised premises and
useful, necessary, or proper for carrying on the sewage
treatment operations on the demised premises, the purpose of
this sentence being to enable Lessor to continue to operate the
sewage treatment facilities for Lessor's own benefit upon any
such termination of this Lease.
• In the event a default and surrender of the premises
• hereunder occurs, Lessor agrees to negotiate with the existing
customers of the District for the purpose of entering into an
agreement, if such could be mutually arrived at, for the
continuation of service to existing users; provided, however,
this sentence shall not be construed to obligate Lessor to enter
into any such agreement.
Notice
Whenever notice is permitted or required in this Lease, it
shall be deemed given: (1) when personally delivered to an
authorized agent or representative of such party; or (2) when
deposited in the U. S. mails, first class, postage prepaid,
addressed if to Lessor:
Colorado Mountain Junior College District
c/o F. Dean Lillie, President
P. 0. Box 1367
Glenwood Springs, CO 81601
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and addressed if to Lessee:
UUiK 545 P.". 7
Spring Valley Sanitation District
Board of Directors
P. 0. Box 2055
Glenwood Springs, CO 81601
Assignment
This lease shall not be assignable without the express
written consent of the parties, and shall inure to the benefit
of, and be binding upon, the parties, their successors in
interest, and assigns.
Execution Authority
By signing this Lease and Agreement, the parties acknow-
ledge and represent to one another that all procedures necessary
to validly contract and execute this Agremeent have been
performed and that the persons signing for each have been been
duly authorized so to do.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have executed this Lease
and Agreement, in duplicate originals, on the day and year first
above written.
ATTEST:.
iv /.%/
Dean K. Mofa6
District Sercret
ary
COLORADO MOUNTAIN .FUAT.Q ,
COLLEGE DTRICT = :;:
F. Dean Lillie ,rek1d tit
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SPRING VALLEY SANITATION DISTRICT
By1' I"Jr Vir, C7;4'4_
Robert W. Chatmas, Chairman
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STATE OF COLORADO )
ss.
County of Garfield )
BIM 545 py E.-r4i
The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this
4-01 day of February, 1980, by F. DEAN LILLIE, as President of
Crado Mountain Junior College District.
.......Witness my hand and official Seal.
My Codmission expires:
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Notary Pub
STATE OF COLORADO
ss.
County of Garfield )
The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this
26th day of February, 1980, by ROBERT W. CHATMAS, Chairman,
Spring Valley Sanitation District, and attested by DEAN K.
MOFFATT, District Secretary, Spring Valley Sanitation District.
Witness my hand and official Seal.
My Commission expires: MA -122,1483
Notar Public
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BIJOR 545
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SANITARY SEWAGE LAGOON
PARCEL DESCl:1 PT1O
A parcel of land situated in part o: Government
Lots 4, 5, 6 and 7 of Section 9, Township 7 South,
Range 88 West of the Sixth Principal Meridian in
the County of Garfield, State of Colorado. Said parcel
being bounded by a fence line as connt.ructcd and in
place. Said parcel being more particularly described
as follows:
Beginning at the Northwest Corner of said Section
9 (being also the Northeast Corner of Section 8 in
said Township and Range) a stone corner found in place
and properly marked; thence S. 54°29'05" R. 1537.27 feet
' to a point in said fence line, the 'Prue Point of
Beginning; thence the following seven courses along
said fence line;
1) t':er-_ N. C5' --"-= :. 225.37
3
3) thence S. 07°33'25' I..:feet;
305.89
feet;
4) thence S. 73°00'58" W. 569•.11 feet;
5) thence S. 89°47'19" W. 537.93 feet
6) ,thence N. 00°10'31" E. 259.94 feet;
7) thence N. 65°01'59" E. 337.02 feet;
to the True Point of Beginning.
Said parcel containing 9.85 acres, more or less.
Bearings for this description were based on a bearing
of S. 88°54'23" E. between the Northwest Corner of
Section 5, Township 7 South, Range 88 West of the
Sixth Principal Meridian and the North Quarter Corner
of said Section 5.
May 15, 1979
KKBNA/SCARROW AND WALKER, INC.
1001 Grand Avenue
Glenwood Springs, CO 81601
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Sc.now YI.Ih..
InCO. n i,
Con.u,uny ing,nr,r,
lana Sa.ryor,
EXHIBIT "R"
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PRELIMINARY 30.00 FOOT SANITARY SEWER
TRUNK LINE EASEMENT (LOWER)
A strip of land, being 30.00 feet in width, situated in part of
Government Lots 5 and 6 of Section 9 and Government Lots 3, 4
and 8 of Section 8, all in Township 7 South, Range 88 West of
the Sixth Principal Meridian in the County of Garfield, State of
Colorado; said strip being 15.00 feet each side of and parallel
to the following described centerline:
Beginning at the Northeast Corner of said Section 8, a stone
corner found in place and properly marked, thence S.54°29'05" E.
1537.27 feet to a point in a fence line, the True Point of Be-
gin_ nine for said 30.00 foot strip; thence, leaving said fence
line, S.85°.24'12" W. 232.12 feet; thence N.37°20'23" W. 187.91
feet; thenceS.75°31'03" W.
129.81 feet; thence 5.70°29'06" W.
315.17 feet; thence S.63°06'34" W. 267.54 feet; thence S.63°53'
02" W. 236.46 feet; thence S.81°23'17 W. 229.49 feet; thence
S.83°51'10" W. 146.58 feet; thence S. 80°53'40" W. 308.43 feet;
thence N.77°18'08" W. 277.32 feet; thence N.88°11'22" W. 288.89
feet; thence N.08°50'36" W. 220.00 feet; thence S. 88°55'50" W.
440.53 feet to a point on the "Westerly Line" for County Road
Number 114 (College Road) as described in Document Number 274609
(being Book 488 at Page 920) as on file in the Garfield County
Records, the Point of Terminus for said 30.00 foot strip.
Bearings for this description were based on a bearing of S.88°
54'23" E. between the Northwest Corner of Section 5, Township
7 South, Range 88 West of the Sixth Principal Meridian and the
North Quarter Corner of said Section 5.
July 3, 1979
KKBNA, INC.
1001 Grand Ave.
Glenwood Springs, CO. 81601 •
• bi)1X 545 Per,E_ii S1
BILL OF SALE
DELI1'EN'•:,7 •i • ., 2 8 1980
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, THAT COLORADO MOUNTAIN
JUNIOR COLLEGE DISTRICT, a junior college district organized
under the Colorado statutes, party of the first part, for Ten
and No/100 Dollars ($10.00) and other good and valuable
consideration to it in hand paid at or before the ensealing or
delivery of these presents by SPRING VALLEY SANITATION DISTRICT,
a Colorado saniAation district, party of the second part, the
receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, has bargained and sold,
and by these presents does grant and convey unto the said party
of the second part, its successors, or assigns, the following
property, goods, and chattels, to -wit:
The aerated lagoons and any other
facilities appurtenant to and used for the
transmission, treatment, and disposal of sewage
located on the property more particularly
described in Exhibit "A," attached hereto and
incorporated herein by reference.
TO,HAVE AND TO HOLD the same unto the said party of the
second part, its successors, or assigns, forever. And the said
party of the first part, for itself, its successors, or assigns,
covenants and agrees to and with the said party of the second
part, its successors, and assigns, to WARRANT and DEFEND the
sale of said property, goods, and chattels hereby made unto the
said party of the second part, its successors, and assigns
against all and every person or persons whomsoever, subject to
easements and rights-of-way for utilities and drainage, and
subject to reservations and restrictions of record.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the party of the first part has caused
its name to be hereunto subscribed by its Chairman, and its Seal
to be hereunto affixed,
February,
day of )541sasaaxs�, 1980.
attested by the Secretary, this 25th
C,.
COLORADO MOUNTAIN COLLC'.GEr' '
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By
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F. Dean Lillie, Presic�Cntt'
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STATE OF COLORADO )
ss.
County of Garfield )
The foregoki,nr instrument was acknowledged before me this
25th day of ,� y` ; 1980, by NixcktI:NXXXXM :> :X,tMcwCilMX:rmXXt:;
VaiikKAWC4QC P. Dean Lillie, President, Colorado Mountain College.
Witness my hand and notarial Seal.
My.,Commission expires:
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July 28, 1981
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SANITARY SEWAGE LAGOON
PARCEL DESCRIPTION
A parcel of land situated in part of Government
Lots 4, 5, 6 and 7 of Section 9, Township 7 South,
Range 88 West of the Sixth Principal Meridian in
the County of Garfield, State of Colorado. Said parcel
being bounded by a fence line as constructed and in
place. Said parcel being more particularly described
as follows:
Beginning at the Northwest Corner of said Section
9 (being also the Northeast Corner of Section 8 in
said Township and Range) a stone corner found in place
and properly marked; thence S. 54°29'05" F. 1537.27 feet
to a point in said fence line, the True Point of
Beginning; thence the following seven course's along
said fence line;
1) thence N. 65°01'59" E. 325.97 feet;
2) thence S. 81°10'33" E. 445.42 feet;
3) thence S. 07°33'25" E. 305.89 feet;
4) thence S. 73°00'58" W. 569.11 feet;
5) thence S. 89°47'19" W. 537.93 feet
6) thence N. 00°10'31" E. 259.94 feet;
7) thence N. 65°01'59" E. 337.02 feet;
to the True Point of Beginning.
Said parcel containing 9.85 acres, more or less.
Bearings for this description were based on a bearing
of S. 88°54'23" E. between the Northwest Corner of
Section 5, Township 7 South, Range 88 West of the
Sixth Principal Meridian and the North Quarter Corner
of said Section 5.
May 15, 1979
KKBNA/SCARROW AND WALKER, INC.
1001 Grand Avenue
Glenwood Springs, CO 81601
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EXHIBIT 11
LEGAL DESCRIPTION, SPRING VALLEY SANITATION DISTRICT
• 'LEGAL DESCRIPTION
SPRING VALLEY SANITATION DISTRICT
,iocordc:i30-0`«o— M• ��AN�10A�
R000pCic�n N. , :_ ,8.3'
Mildred A•lsdorr, Reoordc•r
IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN AND FOR
THE COUNTY OF GARFIELD
AND STATE OF COLORADO
Civil Action No. 79CV223
IN RE THE ORGANIZATION OF
SPRING VALLEY SANITATION DISTRICT,) ss.
GARFIELD COUNTY, COLORADO
Boox 542 PAGE 72
NOTICE OF ORGANIZATION
TO THE COUNTY'CLERK AND RECORDER, GARFIELD COU TY, COLORADO, AND
TO THE DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT OF THE S4TE OF COLORADO:.
'4"Pursuant to. the provisions of Section 3 -1-104, Colorado
Revj.sed'Statutes.1973, as amended;
NO'T'ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That by Order and Decree of
the District Court in and for the County of Garf field and State
sof Colorado, entered" on'. the 2nd day of January, 1980, filed
in the office of the County Clerk and Recorder of\said County
on the 9th day of January, 1980, as Document No.
.and in the office: of the County Asse3sor .of said Comy on the
9th day of January, '1980, the Spring Valley Sanit\ tion Dis-
trict, in the County of Garfield and State of Colorado, has been
duly formed and organized pursuant to the laws of the•State of
Colorado thereto relating.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN That the description' of the
area concerned with said District, being the area included within
the boundaries thereof, all of which is located within Garfield
County, is as follows:
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BOOK 54ti 14CE 74
A parcel of land situated in pa=t of Government Lot 4 in Section
8, Township 7 So.2th, Range 88 West of the Sixth Principal Meri-
dian, Government Lots 4 and 6 of Section 6 in said Township and
Rance, Section 3 of said Township and Range, and Government Lot
7 and the SE: -S=L of Section 32, Township 6 South, Range 88 West
Of the Sixth ?rincipal *;eridian, and Government Lots 18 and 19
in Section 33 of said Township 6 South, Range SS West. All in
the County o. Garfield, State of Colorado. Said parcel lying
westerly and northwesterly Of the "Westerly Line" of County Road
Number 114 (College Road) as described in Document Nuzioer 274609
(being Book 488, Page 920) as on file in the Garfield County
Records; (NOTE: The bearings on said "Westerly Line" have been
rotated for this description 000121 :1_2" right to match basis of
bearings) northeasterly, in part, of the centerline of a 30.00
foot sanitary sewer trunk line easement. Said parcel being more
particularly described as follows:
Beginning at the Northeast Corner for said Section 8, a stone
corner, found in place, and properly marked; thence N. 09°41' 40" . E. 1134.05 feet to a point on said "Westerly Line" of County Road
Number 114, said point beingalso on the easterly line of said
Section 5, the True Point of Beginning; thence,leaving said
easterly line, S. 72`'19'48" W. 613.04 feet along said "Westerly
Line"; thence S. 64°22'32" W. 392.30 feet along said "Westerly
Line"; thence S. 44010150".W. 132.65 feet along said "Westerly
Line"; thence S. 32°19'12" W..1473.78 feet along said "Westerly
Line"; thence S. 15°10'20" W. 144.01 .feet along said "Westerly
Line"; thence S. 03°24'30" W. .252.65 feet along said ,"Westerly
line" .to .a ..point 15.00 feet'southwesterly of the centerline of
said 30..00 Toot 'sanitary sewer trunk line easement; thence,
leaving said -"westerly Line" along. the southwesterly easement
line of said 30.00 foot easement Whose centerline is described
as follows: thence N. 03624130" E. 16.49 feet along said "Wester-
ly Line" to the point of beginning; thence, N. 62°02'06" W. 76.11
feet along said centerline; thence N. 68°42'34" W. 28475 feet
along said centerline;. thence N. 28°12'44" W. 392.49 feet along
said centerline; thence N. 03°45'18 3..222.69 _feet alongsaid
centerline; thence N. 17°45'09". W. 310.70 feet along said center-
line; thence N. 43°05'32" W. 228.37 feet along said centerline;
thence N. 54°43'.45" W. 277.91 _feet along said centerline; thence
alone said centerline along a curve to the.left, having a radius
of 355.04 feet and a central 'angle of 34°12'04", a distance of
212.53 feet (chord bears N. 78°57'54" W. 209.39 feet) to the
point of terminus of said 30.00 foot easement centerline; thence,
leaving said southwesterly.easeme, line,'along said easement
line extended 15.0 feet; thence northerly to the northwest c^= -:e-
of the intersection of Lane C and lane -3 West as constructed y
in place; thence northwesterly -along the southeast right-of-way'
BOOK.' PAGE 73
line of Lane C to the intersection with the centerline extended
of the sa jza_'v sewer trunkline easement as recorded and in place,
said easement beinc the easement containing the sanitary sewer ES
constructed and n place between, Drive r`. and Lane C; thence 15.0
feet n orth•,.estey alonc said southwest richt-of-way line; thence
northeasterly alone the northwest easement line of said sanitery
se'r'e= • G asement to the SOL'thwesterly right-of-way line of Drive .;
as Constructed and in place; thence northwesterly along said south-
westerly right -o' -way line oc 'Drive is as constructed and in place
to a point, said point being the intersection of the southwesterly
extension o= the northweste1y riga-of-way line of Lane E and
said southwesterly right-of-wav line; thence northeasterly to the
north corner o_ tne intersection oc Lane E and.D=ive F as con-
. _ z_ acted and in place; thence nort_heesterly along the northwesterly
r i cnt-o_`-wav line of Lane _ as const_uctec and in place to a paint
cn the Lane _ cul-de-sac, said point being the point of intersec-
. do with -the Lane E right-of-way centerline extended; thence
,northeasterly along the west grope:ty line of lot 53 as platted
and in place, said lot being Acre ?articularly identified as lot
• 53 of the approved ?reliminary Plan for Los Amigos Ranch Subdivi-
sion
ubdivi-
sion No. 2 (Scheme C)., to the north property corner of lot 53;
thence_ southeasterly along :the northeasterly propertly lines .of
• said lcts 53 and 55• as platted and in place to the northeast angle
point of said lot 55 as platted and in place; thence southeasterly
.alone the easterly propertly lines of .lots 55; 57 and 62 as platted
and in place to the intersection with the northerly right-of-way
line of Lane F as •constructed and in place; thence easterly alcnc
said northerly right-of-way line to the northwest corner Of the
• intersecti-on of Lane F and Lane D as constructed and in place;
thence northerly along the :westerly 'right-of-way line of Lane D
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. as constructed and in place to the south property corne: of lot 77
• aS platted and in place, ,said lot being more particularly identi-
fied as lot 77 of said approved Preliminary Plan;• thence north-
westerly along the.southwesterly thwesterly property line O_r lot 77 Ls platted
••:;and in place to: the southwest property corner; thence northerly
.along the westerly property lines of said lot 77 and the water
stcrace site as platted and .in place to the northwest property
Corner of the water storage site as platted and in place, said
corner beinc on the northerly line of said Section 5; thence S
89043'26" E. along Said northerly line to the southwesterly corner
of the SE SSE: of said 'Section 32; thence- leaving said northerly
line N. 01048'29" E. 2601.65 feet along the westerly lines of
said 551 and Government Lot 7 of said Section 32; thence,
leaving said .westerly line S. 89°00'23" E. 139.01 -feet alonc said
Lnt 7 boundary; thence S. 01°41'27" W. 475.48 'feet along said Lot •
7 boundary; thence•S. 87°15'05" E. 1179.82 feet along said Lot
7 boundary; :to a point on the easterly line of said Sect'i_cn ' 32;
thence.S. 01014'01" W. 2073.04 feet along said easterly line to
the Southeast Corner of said Section 32; thence, leaving the -east-
erly line of said Section 32, S. 00°04'37" W. 2685.36 fee= along
the eaSte:ly line of said Section 5 to the East Quarte: Ccrne: of
said Section 5; thence S. 00°32'12" W.•1445. 52 feet along the
easterly line of said Section 5 to the True Point Of Eecinninc.
Also including all of Government Lots 18- and 19.of Section 33,
lc' -.-ship 6 South, Rance 68 {':est Of the Si?:th Principal Meridian.
Save and except all those lands a5 described in Document Num'ser
256352 (being Eook 438 at Pace 540), as on file in the Ga -`==d
CoLn.ty records, which lie within the above described parcel.
Excepting lot i of the approved Prelimina_. =tan for Los :_.cis
Ranch Subdivision No. 2,' said lot being more particularly da -
5 as the existing 'n frz7.e' and lot as tla•tted and in
EEL= parcel containing 500 ac=es, more cr less.
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_.„•;,14 terly 93.11 feet along the arc of a . .
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curve to=therrui tilsa ,"1-1 . ing a radiu9 of 1216.02 feet, a delta c• ,
arrjle of 04:2 414"'ind 'a chord of N 11'4112" w 93.09 feet:
(3) lbenOe 09 9!34 1-1i/kfeett (4) Thence northeasterly 358.33
feet'along _. arclOf'S <-1„the right, said curve having a radius
of 660.18feri del' )4 '5'55" ani subtending a chord of N
06.03'23.7. 8 -35 195-fei ::1)[7-1 5) N 21'36'21" E 29.67 feet; thence
(6)-hortiiiiileer. 288.89 I:1": • the arc of a curve to the right,
said curveliaV a-rad .$.055 feet a delta angle of 20'2818"
and sthteix114., -" r
111,rt 30" 8 287.36 feet; thence (7)
northeasterfi-/J2V45 fee ir.--: : *4rc of a curve to the right, said
curve having'67e#ius ofTfc-';r vet a delta angle of 627'16' and
subtending a:10.94 of 14 Ov11--'125.38 feet: thence N 00'16'34" E
878.55 feetbo',4Trfoini:.; ly line c4 Section 5; thence 5
894326" 8310:98=feet• .:: "Id northerly line to the southwesterly
corner of thi-SE7,4 or =-4_, of said Section 321 thence leaving
said northerly-lpe N 00: .,. 2601.65 feet along the westerly
lines of said-5C11/4 of_ :‘.-i-.1)1 .and Government Lot 7 of said Section
-0- ,
32: thence leiViiii saidimp ivIn. S 89'00'23" 8 139.01 feet along ,.
said Lot 7 boundly; thew, 41'27' W 475.48 feet along said Lot 7
boundary; theneq;57'151 -1_4.,-i .79.82 feet along said Lot 7 boundary - 4,
to a pofnt onitheFeasiii „ orsaid Section 32y thence 5 01"14'01"
W'207304 feet-aiong saldj 'h, line bo the southeast corner of
said Section 32, thence lir,MI:eh easterly line c/ said Section 32 5
0004'37" W 2685.36 feet1:14 easterly line of said Section 5 to
the E 1/4 corner of salisi*4. 51 thence 5 0032'12" W 1445.52 feet
along the easterly line 6f: 'Section 5 to the true point of
beginning.
Also incluJingreli*of GovetTwn18 -xJ 19 of Sectjon 33, Thmsh1p
6 South, Range 881West ofItt
Save and accept all thos4Tia asdescribed in Docusent No. 256352 .
(being Bock 438-at-page 540) liU'-' file in the Garfield County
Reccrds, whichaje,withi4th '' described parcel. _.
Areliminary plan for Los Amigos Ranch
sore particularly described as the
d and in place.
D/STR1CT COURT, COUNT/ OF GARFIELD, STATE OF COLORADO
if
ORDER CONFIRMING EXCLUSION OF PROPERTY
The Organization of Spring
Garfield County, Colorado
THIS MATTER came before the Court upon the Notion For An
Order Confirming Exclusion of Property submitted by Spring Valley
Sanitation District accompanied by the filing of a Certified Copy
of Order of Board of Directors of Spring Valley Sanitation
District Granting Petition for Exclusion of Property, and the
Court being advised in the premises, therefor,
DOES ORDER, ADJUDGE AND DECREE that the real property set
forth on Exhibit A, which is attached hereto and incorporated
herein by this reference, be, .nd the same hereby is, excluded
from Spring Valley Sanitation District, Garfield County,
Colorado, and Spring Valley Sanitation District is ordered to
give notice of such exclusion in the method and manner provided
in section 32-1-105, C.R.S.
DONE IN OPEN COURT thio "IL' day o
OLSTRIL OURT OF C.
r,"""GaNIA1( SPRING:-. )RAD()0.
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t 4tel „Ai
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parcel et lard sitwatod in pact of Covernoent tet. S 10 and '
in Section f, 'A6wnahlp 7 South, Range SS test of tea 4TMth
Principal thrtdlam being more particularly d•scribod rig follow**;. y
..ginning at the Northeast Corn.r.ol Notion S la .1161 and • stone township.
yn.townsh
,rfound place nd 1sacked;
thence 10NS0f.etlthenceS.93'06NSS•iy, fist to the 'tug Point of SolnnlnfS.,'MIS!et1 thence 5.72.6166"w. S01.34 feet, thinosM.1S•1440h1.
)19.1.1 Leet; thence M.72•37•26•L. 291.91 loot; theme•
N.S7'66'76"t. 371.00 feet; thence 6.)2'17'21•[. 2$S.o0 feet!
thence S.2S'S0'O6•L. 320.27 feet to the True Point of Seglnnlq,
containing 7.313 sores, sere ec loss.
NACT e, A parcel of and situated 1n pert of Government Lot. 6, 10 sod 11
in Section 3, Township 7 South, Range SS Nest of the Sixth
Principal Meridian, being more particularly described as foll.w.s S'
and Range, • beginning at the Northeast Cotner of Section 1 In acid fswnshlp
thence .00.02e1,14 one e1041.55rner ufeetnd ,� the cTrue Point o0 e and prowl, astral;
thence 5.19.05'06'M. 51.67 t••t; than• N. • 329.27ng!
teed thence M.)2'13'26"M. 255.00 feet thence
726.27
611.14 feet; thence ..25.64'•5.1. 1 theete '7•int •n
notthw•ateaiy right-of-way576.5t feet t point on the
5.67'16'41"M. 107.77 feet along said oright of-way line; the th
152.79 foot *long the arc of a curve to the left yalong said
ne
right-of-way line, having • radius of 354.33 feet and a chord
..Ilion bears 1.49'25'54'M. 141.67 feet; thence S.31•21•31'14.
102.51 feet •long said right-of-way line to the Trim Point of
Beginning, containing 7.115 acres, tor• or 1•ss.
(in the Stater of Colorado •n0 County of Carll•10); and
LX11apT 'A"
Pnge 1 or 2
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fry 692 om93':
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LEGAL 0I.171141'f.t.144
h,l4vrty tat be *-Mn.ia..l
t pat ,..•1 c.l 144.1 ,••4• to ;l•'itl.,n 1, 11.n,p.4r• 7 Stvtr., it11I. as a.st
"t+• Sixth In"...It:Al tbrtdi an trim 22••r• part l.ulY ly .1r..•r«ww1 M
•
at a 1.,1441 .n 4he UM ntery 11.4h1 -.4f-vuy Of ..ayt .ar 44-00 4n L.
A•. I Ital ..7 YI Ltq No. 7 anti„ rN>xMd In row Cl.rk ant tayia fat •
• : , • CI•Inty of C.1114•7,1. Stat• of (,,7..t '.. w 4.t 4..444 472.0 I>♦u.l .r
I r.• unrtr:.,.atot : y nwrnl.try of tM Spr too Vali•ty Sanitaf 4... 0utrtce.
.144... 474. nort ,a•aat (nrrt•r Of' Suet pw, 11, a s.W 44..444., (1444/1 In
4 •..... .1st pr. I.. ly a.(kt.l, brats 5 29'(10. i' 1 ).4..9'. t..t. ran all
• at tnls aw.tay...t tter.in tr•1ry Mat w• t,. said Surirrl Valley
.4.47.54
wv.a44 ..• 04 Sr, Ocaww.
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RECORDED AT 0 -CLOCK? .M. AUG 2 6 19
REC # 4516 - MILDRED ! LSDJRF, COUNTY ERK
DISTRICT COURT, GARFIELD COUNTY, COLORADO
Case No. 79CV223
BOOK 873r379
ORDER CONFIRMING EXCLUSION OF PROPERTY
IN RE: THE ORGANIZATION OF THE SPRING VALLEY
SANITATION DISTRICT, GARFIELD COUNTY, COLORADO
THIS MA HER, having come before the Court on the Petitioner's Motion for Order
Confirming Exclusion of Property, and the Court being duly advised in the premises makes the
following findings of fact:
1. The Board of Directors of the Spring Valley Sanitation District, a Colorado
special district, adopted a Resolution approving exclusion of the real property described in
Exhibit A attached hereto on July 27, 1993.
2. The notice and public meetings requirements of C.R.S. §32-1-501 have been met.
IT IS, THEREFORE, ORDERED:
1. The property described in Exhibit A attached hereto and incorporated herein by
this reference shall hereinafter be excluded from the Spring Valley Sanitation District.
2. Pursuant to C.R.S. §32-1-50:3, after the date of exclusion from the District, the
property shall not be subject to any property tax levied by the Board of Directors for the
District's operating costs.
3. The excluded property shall not become obligated for the payment of bonded
indebtedness created after the date of this Court's exclusion order.
4. The change of boundaries of the Spring Valley Sanitation District as a result of
the exclusion of the property described in Exhibit A shall not impair or affect the organization
of the District, nor shall it affect, impair, or discharge any contract, obligation, lien, or charge
for which the District might be liable or chargeable had the change of boundaries not been made.
5. Pursuant to C.R.S. §32-1-105, the Spring Valley Sanitation District shall file this
Order Confirming Exclusion of Property with the Garfield County Clerk and Recorder. The
C: \FILES\SPRINGA. I OR
August 9, 1993
2b'
• •
BOOK 6 Iti nci j6U
Garfield County Clerk and Recorder shall notify the County Assessor of this exclusion and shall
file a certified copy of such notice with the Division of Local Government. /
Entered this /� day of C . 11993.
BY THE COURT
T. PETER CRAVEN
CAF1IES\S PRINGA.1 O R
August 9, 1993
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District Judge
03) 945-1004
\X (303) 945-5948
SGM
SCNMUESER
GORDON MEYER
ENGINEERS
SURVEYORS
• BOOK 873 :‘!Gf 381
1001 Grand Avenue, Suite 2E
Glenwood Springs, CO 81601
Exhibit A (page one)
Legal Description: Area to be deannexed
A parcel of land to be deannexed from the Spring Valley Sanitation District, said
parcel being located in Section 5, Township 7 South, Range 88 West of the 6th
Principal Meridian, Garfield County, Go. being more particularly described as
follows:
Beginning at a point whence the northeast corner of Section 8 of said Township
7 South and Range 88 West bears S 75-36-53 E 2986.39 feet; thence
S 01-04-31 W 280.97 feet; thence
N 21-00-37 W 179.25 feet; thence
N 22-55-55 W 175.98 feet; thence
94.59 feet along the arc of a curve to the right having a radius of 120.00
feet, a central angle of 45-09-54 and subtending a chord bearing
S 78-37-07 E 92.16 feet; thence
S 56-02-10 E 14.81 feet; thence
41.76 feet along the arc of a curve to the left having a radius of 560.01
feet, a central angle of 04-16-21 and subtending a chord bearing S
58-10-20 E 41.75 feet to the point of beginning, said parcel containing
0.47 acres more or less.
•
(303) 945-1004
FAX (303) 945-5948
SGM
SCHNUESER
CORDON NEPER
ENGINEERS
SURVEYORS
•
BOOK 873p>:cc'382
1001 Grand Avenue, Suite 2E
Glenwood Springs, CO 81601
Exhibit A (page two)
Legal Description: Area to be deannexed
A parcel of land to be deannexed from the Spring Valley Sanitation District, said
parcel being located in Section 5, Township 7 South, Range 88 West of the 6th
Principal Meridian, Garfield County, Co. being more particularly described as
follows:
Beginning at a point whence the northeast corner of Section 8 of said Township
7 South and Range 88 West bears S 55-39-34 E 4099.43 feet; thence
S 13-27-58 W 324.81 feet; thence
S 09-30-04 W 357.94 feet; thence
S 53-02-43 E 166.99 feet; thence
101.60 feet along the arc of a curve to the left having
a radius of 259.99 feet, a central angle of 22-23-22 and
subtending a chord bearing S 64-14-24 E 100.95 feet; thence
S 75-26-05 E 112.78 feet; thence
S 16-27-59 W 297.36 feet; thence
S 49-11-35 W 84.57 feet; thence
N 41-07-56 W 43.22 feet; thence
N 30-28-43 W 222.78 feet; thence
N 46-02-10 W 273.70 feet; thence
N 39-08-38 W 221.77 feet; thence
N 50-18-26 W 129.96 feet; thence
N 55-33-40 W 212.19 feet; thence
N 51-20-25 W 96.05 feet; thence
N 33-12-07 E 334.41 feet; thence
N 34-42-41 E 59.99 feet; thence
167.16 feet along the arc of a curve to the left having a radius of
209.17 feet, a central angle of 45-47-14 and subtending a chord
bearing S 78-11-16 E 162.74 feet; thence N78-55-07 E 227.57 feet;
thence 108.61 feet along the arc of a curve to the right having a
radius of 414.77 feet, a central angle of 15-00-11 and subtending a
chord bearing N 86-25-13 E 108.30 feet; thence 71.50 feet along the
arc of a curve to the right having a radius of 280.00 feet, a
central angle of 14-37-53 and subtending a chord bearing S 78-45-45
E 71.31 feet to the point of beginning,said parcel containing 10.92
acres more or less.
RECORDED 1 �
''v 0-CLOCK P.M. AUG 2 ti lyy
REC MILDRED ALSCORF, COUNTY RK'
DISTRICT COURT, GARFIELD COUNTY, COLORADO
Case No. 79CV223
BOOK 873.'Mc 376
ORDER CONFIRMING INCLUSION OF PROPERTY
IN RE: THE ORGANIZATION OF THE SPRING VALLEY
SANITATION DISTRICT, GARFIELD COUNTY, COLORADO
THIS MATTER, having come before the Court on the Petitioner's Motion for Order
Confirming Inclusion of Property, and the Court being duly advised in the premises, makes the
following findings of fact:
1. The Board of Directors of the Spring Valley Sanitation District, a Colorado
special district, adopted a Resolution approving inclusion of the real property described in
Exhibit A attached hereto on July 27, 1993.
2. The notice and public meetings requirements of C.R.S. §32-1-401 have been met.
IT IS, THEREFORE, ORDERED:
1. The property described in Exhibit A attached hereto and incorporated herein by
this reference shall hereinafter be included within the Spring Valley Sanitation District.
2. Pursuant to C.R.S. §32-1-402(1)(b), after the date of its inclusion in the Spring
Valley Sanitation District, said property shall be subject to all of the taxes and charges imposed
by the special district and shall be liable for its proportionate share of existing bonded
indebtedness of the special district; but it shall not be liable for any taxes or charges levied or
assessed prior to its inclusion in the special district.
3. Inclusion of the real property described in Exhibit A in the Spring Valley
Sanitation District is not subject to or contingent upon the payment or assumption of any tax,
rate, fee, toll, or charge, other than the taxes, rates, fees, tolls, and charges which are uniformly
made, assessed, or levied for the entire district.
4. After the date of inclusion, the property described in Exhibit A shall be liable for
its proportionate share of annual operation and maintenance charges, and the cost of facilities
of the special district and taxes, rates, fees, tolls, or charges shall be certified and levied or
assessed therefor.
C:1f1L ES\SPRING.1 OR
August 9. 1993
• BOOK 873 : hrF 377
5. The change of boundaries of the Spring Valley Sanitation District as a result of
the inclusion of the property described in Exhibit A shall not impair or affect the organization
of the District, nor shall it affect, impair, or discharge any contract, obligation, lien, or charge
for which the District might be liable or chargeable had the change of boundaries not been made.
6. The District's facility and service standards which are applied within the area
described in Exhibit A shall be compatible with the facility and service standards of adjacent
municipalities.
7. Pursuant to C.R.S. §32-1-105, the Spring Valley Sanitation District shall file this
Order Confirming Inclusion of Property with the Garfield County Clerk and Recorder. The
Garfield County Clerk and Recorder shall notify the County Assessor of this inclusion and shall
file a certified copy of such notice with the Division of Local Government.
Entered this
C:\FIIFSVSPRING.IOR
August 9. 1993
day of `, 1993.
BY THE COURT
is PETER CRAVEN
District Judge
•
Exhibit Z..
Legal Descrz;vtion.. Area lo be Annexed -
• BOOK 873378
44 parcel of land to be annexed into the Spring Valley Scznitation •
District, sazd parcel being localea' 'in Section 6; Township 7 South, -
Range 88 /Fest of the 6th Princz;val kerdZaY Catt7213/ of Carfiel4
Slate of Colorado, said parcel being more particularly described •as _
follows..
Beginning at •a point whence the Northeast corner of Section 8, said •
Township 7 South, Range 88 Kest bears South 71 degrees 87 minutes 36'
seconds. Bast KS 71'37'36 AY, a distance of 8306:82 feet;. thence • .
North 81 degrees 15 minutes 01.seconds ,fest KN.815101" ft a
dz:stance of 11000 fee4- thence . •-• • .: • •:,• • •:. -
North 11 degrees -07. minutes seconds Ifest-KN.1l'07156'."1.3"),• a
distance of 8.9.27 fee4. thence - .
South 1.9 degrees 11 minutes 3.5 seconds -Fest (s..1.971'..Zr AF), a
distance of 17.58 feet; thence • - .."— - . • •
South 00 degrees • 1.9 - minutes " 21 Seconds _Fast KS • 00". 49'21 a
distance of 35412 feel to..a point on Me northerly 4-7,:ght-o/-Way line
Pinon Drive situated in the Los Amos RanOh •Suaa'ivision
Na One as recorded in the .office ..of 14e Varfiela':CoUnty Cler.4.--ond_.: •
Recordenthence along said northerly right -of -r -way line'thefolleithing -•
four (f) courses.' . • . . • -• • ." . .- • -• . .-• .
1] along a curve to the left .having• asraCtius•of 695.00
feet, arc length of ze.73 /eel, .della angleo/02 degrees 22
minutes 05 seconds K0722'05"),- a • chora' .bearing of South 86 •
degrees 85 minutes 31 seconds. EastKS86-35'.91- 452 and -a•••
chord length 0/ 28.72 feet; • . . •
2J along a curve to the • left having a radius 0/ 285 16•feel, arc
length of 11517 feel della angle*f 2.9 degrees 10 minutes :
second.s. K2.910'05-2 a chord _bearing of North .77 -degrees sg•
minutes 23 seconds *.Z'ast KN 7738'23" .S), and a chord _length-.
of 118.61 feel,- .- • • - : -
.7] North 63 degrees 03-.miriutes 21..seconds:.ea.st (IV 63'0,9'21"
a distance .. -of 123.81 fee‘• • -•:.. • .-• -* • • -• • .
se] along a •curve -• to the rightz nidius 180.00 feet,- arc
lengthof 3708 feel, della angle of 11 degrees 18. 771172t11149S 06
seconds K11'18'06'),a. chord.bearing gt "Vora 661„degrees'57- .
minutes 21 •seconds _Fast KN 6857'24- "5.2.. thzd a Chord length
of 37.01 feet,. thence . • • • - = '
• •
. . .
North 22 deg-rees .55 minutes 55 seconds Kest KN. 2255'55- ify, a .
distance of 212.82 feel •to the paint of beginning, said parcel •
con -tains 1.865 acres more or less. - • -
RECORDED .411,0 -CLOCK /9.M. REC k 4E4°1
MAR 2 4 1994 MEC ALSDORF, GARFIELD COU CLERK
BG040896 PG[ i 99
DISTRICT COURT, GARFIELD COUNTY, COLORADO
Case No. 79CV223
ORDER CONFIRMING EXCLUSION OF PROPERTY
IN RE: THE ORGANIZATION OF THE SPRING VALLEY
SANITATION DISTRICT, GARFIELD COUNTY, COLORADO
THIS MATTER, having come before the Court on the Petitioner's Motion for Order
Confirming Exclusion of Property, and the Court being duly advised in the premises makes the
following findings of fact:
1. The Board of Directors of the Spring Valley Sanitation District, a Colorado
special district, adopted a Resolution approving exclusion of the real property described in
Exhibit A attached hereto on December 14, 1993.
2. The notice and public meetings requirements of C.R.S. §32-1-501 have been met.
IT IS, THEREFORE, ORDERED:
1. The property described in Exhibit A attached hereto and incorporated herein by
this reference shall hereinafter be excluded from the Spring Valley Sanitation District.
2. Pursuant to C.R.S. §32-1-503, after the date of exclusion from the District, the
property shall not be subject to any property tax levied by the Board of Directors for the
District's operating costs.
3. The excluded property shall not become obligated for the payment of bonded
indebtedness created after the date of this Court's exclusion order.
4. The change of boundaries of the Spring Valley Sanitation District as a result of
the exclusion of the property described in Exhibit A shall not impair or affect the organization
of the District, nor shall it affect, impair, or discharge any contract, obligation, lien, or charge
for which the District might be liable or chargeable had the change of boundaries not been made.
5. Pursuant to C.R.S. §32-1-105, the Spring Valley Sanitation District shall file this
Order Confirming Exclusion of Property with the Garfield County Clerk and Recorder. The
C:\FILES\S PRINGA.1 OR
Much 10, 1994
• • BooX0896 P. 8OO
Garfield County Clerk and Recorder shall notify the County Assessor of this exclusion and shall
file a certified copy of such notice with the Division of Local Government.
Entered this 15 day of March, 1994.
C:1FT LES \.S P RI N G A.1 O R
Much 10. 1994
-2-
BY THE COURT
T. PETER CRAVEN
District Judge
• • BocK0896 801
EXHIBIT A
LEGAL DESCRIPTION - Quit Claim Deed - 0.706 Acre Parcel
A tract of land situate in the southeast 1/4 of the southeast 1/4
of Section 32, Township 6 South, Range 88 West of the 6th Principal
Meridian, being more particularly described as follows:
Beginning at Garfield Count;; Surveyor brass cap in place and properly
marked for the center quarter corner of said Section 32; thence S 89°
00' 23" E 1314.62 feet.along the north line -of the northwest 1/4 of
the SE 1/4 of said Section 32; thence S 01° 48' 29" W 1300.33 feet
along the east line of .the tics 1/4 of the SE 1/4 of said Section 32 to
the northwest corner of the SE 1/4 of the SE 1/4 of said Section 32
and the true point of beginning; thence S 39° 22' 07" E 52.79 feet
along the north line of the SE 1/4 of the SE 1/4 of said Section 32
to a fence line as built and in place; thence S 04° 24' 02" W 11.56.35
feet along said fence line to a point on the west line of SE 1/4 of the
SE 1/4 of said Section 32; thence M 01° 43' 29" E 1154.57 feet along
the west line of the SE 1/4 of the SE 1/4 of said Section 32 to the
true point of beginning, containing 0.70G acres more or less.
• •
EXHIBIT 12
Site Application No. 3278, July 11, 1979
Site Application No. 4015, February 6, 1992
Site Application No. 3278, May 11, 1994
M11191111111111N1•
11110
SITE APPLICATION NO. 3278
COLORADO MOUNTAIN JUNIOR COLLEGE DISTRICT
AND
ROBERT W. CHATMAS
COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
4210 EAST 11TH AVENUE • DENVER, COLORADO 80220 • PHONE 320-8333
July 11, 1979
Colorado Mountain Junior College District
and Robert W. Chatmas
P. 0. Box 1367
Glenwood Springs, Colorado 81601
Re: Site Application No. 3278 for Addition of aeration equipment
to stabilization ponds - Garfield County
Gentlemen
We are pleased to inform you that the Colorado Water Quality Control
Commission approved your application at its meeting held on
July 2,1979 . The following conditions are applicable:
This site approval will expire on July 2, 1980 If
the construction of the project has not commenced by that date,
you must reapply for a new site approval.
o.jo, 1 i L.
—• s/
D. E_ -
This approval does not relieve the owner from compliance with all county
regulations prior to construction nor from responsibility for proper
engineering, construction, and operation of the facility.
Very truly yours ,
Roger H. Smades, P.E., Chief
Field Services Section
Water Quality Control Division
RHS:dec
\c:
Ed Feld, Garfield County Sanitarian
Wriaht-McLauohlin F,noineers
C ORAL;O DEPARTMENT OF Hr W F
tet Quality Control Divisic__
ll
210 East llth Avenue
enver, Colorado 80220
REQUEST FOR AMENDING A PREVIOUSLY ISSUED Silt. APPROVAL
(Snhmit in Duplicate)
Applicant: COLORADO MOUNTAIN JUNIOR COLLEGE DISTRICT and ROBERT W. CHATMAS
(CMC) P.O. Box 1367 Glenwood Springs, CO 81601 and Robert W. Ch ttma
c/o Sundesigns Architects, 13151 Grand Ave., Glenwood Springs, L0 x1601
Adx cess:
INFORMATION REGARDING PROPOSED PROJECT:
1. Nature of modification:
stabilization ponds.
The addition of aeration equipment to existing
2. Will this modification increase the capacity of the t_reatnt facility?
Yes . If yes, present capacity is
32,000 gpd
(hydraulic) and 64 pounds per day
(organic). Expanded capacity is
52,000 gpd (hydran1ic) and 104 pounds per day
3. Estimated project cost of modification -
Estimated bid opening date:
Estimated completion date:
$66,000
(organic).
1 August 1979
31 October 1979
4. Has Regional Planning Office reviewed?
(Attach letter from agency.)
(See Page 2)
5. If there is any substantial modification to your original
application, it is necessary to resubmit an original site
with this form. Please contact the Water Quality Control
dere-mi np if th i s modification is substanti.
This application includes 5728 feet of 8"
Date
Date
WQCC approved 1/77
11f1-Z-Rl��„--77-L(11
to
serve
96
site approval
approval form
Division to
apartments.
/Z/
ignafure of Appl ant ._
Signage of applicant
,tci duo.. L7 wnU1vi u1 V1 , All Copies Atta d)
.t10 East lith Ave.; Denver 1lo. 80220
APPLICATION FOR SiTE APPROVAL OF SEWAGE COLLECTION FACILITIES AND SMALL LIFT STATIONS
Required if: A) Serving MORE than Twenty Persons and MORE than 2,000 GPD of flow
and/or B) Lift station hav n less than 20,000 GPD capaac ty.
g]//1 -
Applicant: COLORADO MOUNTAIN JUNIOR COLLEGE DISTRICT and ROBERT W. CHATMAS
CMC, P.O. Box 1367, Glenwood Springs, CO 81601 Phone 945-8691
Address: c/o Sundesigns Architects, 13151 Grand, Glenwood Spgs Phone:945-2201
.Name and Address of Consulting Engineer:
Wright -McLaughlin Engineers, 2420 Alcott St.
Denver, CO 80211 Project: 792-32
A. Size of Lift Station: County: Garfield
N/A gpm
B. Sizes and approx. lengths of Sewer Lines:
8 inch 5728 ft. inch. ft.
inch. ft. Inch ft.
C. Average flow when fully developed: 0.5 mgd.
D. Will any structure serviced.by the collection facilities be located in a 100 year
flood plain? . No
E. Connection: discharge directly to the intake structure of existing treatment works
This sewer system will ocxxxxxtxxbomKxxxxinxotx>ocidoddogooeootec owned by Co l o. Mountain College
whic Afaxxiax. or District
xxxxot approved this connection on 6-4-79 Approved
Date )st44,c
Signatureand-`fl tie
F. Treatment:
Treatment Entity Colo.
PrescL
Mountainliege will increase treatment )Ua40(eNtc capacity and
No
agrees to treat this sewage
Date 6-4-79
Yes/
Signature and Title
G. Comments of Governmental Authority (City or County):
This project (meets) WccxXoNxa(15.a) our planning requirements for the service area.
Recoperyd) Approval X- Disapproval No Comment
6-4-79
ature and -.1
Date
H. Applicant's Signature
Applicant's Signature ! Date Mailed to
Copies must be sent to local health department Council of Commenting Authority
Governments. If over 50,000 gpd, also send to local and regional
planning agency and to any other city or town within three miles'
of the proposed facilities.
(Enclose copies of postal receipt showing copies were sent by Certified Mail.)
I. District Engineer comments and recommendation:
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Date - % Signature ,�
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J. Commission Action:
The Water Quall t Control Commission (Approved)(Disapproved) this application n
Gate Ch e ldServl.crss Section 7--I/-- 7 '
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Interested persons may comment to tie 46ter Quality"Coritr�l C5mmission. The application
will be considered in not less than 20 !days from the date.mailed to corrrpXnting authority.
. SIGNATURE OF GOVERNMEN,VFICIALS •
The undersigned have reviewed the proposal for the location of the above-described
wastewater treatment facility and recommend approval or disapproval in spaces
provided below:
Recommend Recommend No
Date Approval Disapproval Comment
NV79 ?(
Recommend approval:
Recommend disapproval:
Date:
-I.:CC approved 1/77
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Signature of Representative
Local Government Cities, Towns,
and Sewer: istricts)
Board,of Coun
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Signature
COLORADO
DEPARTMENT
OFAHEALTH
SITE APPLICATION
COLORADO MOUNTAIN COWicE5
e e axE
Numbers:
Main Building/Denver
(303) 322-9076
Ptarmigan Place/Denver
(303) 320-1529
4210 East llth Avenue
Denver, Colorado 80220-3716
Phone (303) 320-8333
February 6, 1992
Mr. Richard W. Avery
Director
College Facilities
Colorado Mountain College
1402 Blake Avenue :
Glenwood Springs, CO 81601
RE: Site Application 14015
Garfield County
Dear Mr. Avery:
r:-ufVE0
FEB 1 8 imcgsY ROMER
Governor
Furt National Bank Building/D yer
(303) 355-6559
Grand Junction Office
(303) 248-7198
Pueblo Office
(719) 543-8441
JOEL KOHN
Interim Executive Director
The Water Quality Control Division has reviewed and evaluated your site
application and plans and specifications for a domestic wastewater lift
station and interceptor which were constructed without site application and/or
plans and specifications approval in the NE 1/4 of the NE 1/4 of Section 9,
T7S, R88W, to serve the Vet Tech Center at the Spring Valley Campus and to
discharge to the Spring Valley Sanitation District's wastewater collection and
treatment systems.
Although construction of these facilities was undertaken in clear violation of
provisions of Section 25-8-702 of the Colorado Water
Division finds your application to -be in conformance withity the Waterl Qual, the
Control Commission's "Regulations for Site Applications for Domestic
ality
Wastewater Treatment Works". The Division also finds the plans and
specifications to be in substantial compliance with the Colorado Department of
thHealth "Design Criteria for Wastewater Treatment Works" and those variances
erefrom to have been satisfactorily resolved. Therefore, the site
conditions listed below.
pplication and plans and specifications are approved with the following
1. Based upon application information, the system design wil& be for:
Average Daily Flow Capacity - 3,000
Peak Daily Flow Capacity - 4,500 gpd
Treatment Processes to be Used - Lift station and interceptor
Failure to comply with any conditions contained herein will render this
approval void and another
site ite application will have to be processed.
2. The applicant's registered engineer must furnish a statement prior
to the commencement of operation stating that the facilities were
constructed in conformance with plans and specifications, provided
to the Division. Any variances from these documents must be so
noted and justified by the engineer and/or the applicant prior to
initiating operation.
Mr. Richard W. Avery
February 6, 1992
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3. Satisfacto
pans and ry resolution of issues with respect to site approval,
specifications approval, and dischargepermit issuance
for the Spring Valley Sanitation District's faciliesshallbe
achieved in conformance with all provisions of the Colorado Water
Quality Control Act.
This approval does not relieve the applicant from liability for any violations
ofDivtheoW reserves y Control Act which precede the date of this letter.
violations as the rightd to take enforcement action for any and all such
e
have occurred to date.
In accordance with
In
aapproval is subject Colorado Water Quality Control Commission regulations, this
ppgolations forbSite A appeal as stated under Section 2.2.5 (7) of
Application for Domestic Wastewater.Treatment Works .
This approval does not relieve the owner from. compliance with all local
regulations prior to construction nor from res
engineering, construction, and operation of theofacility. for proper
Sincerely,
David Holm, Director
WATER QUALITY CONTROL DIVISION -
JDH:TLB:jfJSITAPP-24,25
xc: Jerome Gamba & Associates
Garfield County , Inc. - ATTN: Thomas A. Zancanella
C .rfi health D - .
-�. a warrent - ATTN: Jim McMurry `e ibt t y
Dwain Watson, District Technician, WQCD, Grand Junction
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STATE OF COLORADO
COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
Dedicated to protecting and improving the health and
environment of the people of Colorado
4300 Cherry Creek Dr. S. Laboratory Building
Denver, Colorado 80222-1530 4210 E. 11th Avenue
Phone (303) 692-2000 Denver, Colorado 80220-3716
(303) 691-4700
May 11, 1994
Greg Boecker, President
Spring Valley Sanitation District
2929 County Road 114
Glenwood Springs, CO 81601
Re: Site Application #3278
Garfield County
Dear Mr. Boecker:
Roy Romer
Governor
Patricia A. Nolan, MD, MPH
Executive Director
The Water Quality Control Division has received and reviewed your
request to amend the above referenced site application to permit
the construction of an additional percolation pond. As this new
percolation pond will merely compensate for reduced exfiltration
from the existing percolation pond and no increase in hydraulic
or organic treatment capacity will be realized, the Division has
no objections. Therefore, the Division hereby amends Site
Application #3278 to include one additional percolation pond.
This amendment is subject to the following conditions.
1. This amendment will expire one year from the date of this
letter if the construction of the project has not commenced
by that date. If expiration occurs, you must apply for a
new approval. Construction is defined as entering into a
contract for the erection or physical placement of
materials, equipment, piping, earthwork, or buildings which
are to be a part of a domestic wastewater treatment works.
2. The design (construction plans and specifications) for the
treatment works must be approved by the Division prior to
commencement of construction and all construction change
orders initiating variances from the approved plans and
specifications must be approved by the Division.
3. The applicant's registered engineer mist furnish a statement
prior to the commencement of operations stating that the
facilities were constructed in conformance with approved
plans, specifications, and change orders.
In accordance with Colorado Water Quality Control Commission
regulations, this approval is subject to appeal as stated under
Section 2.2.5 (7) of "Regulations for Site Applications for
Domestic Wastewater Treatment Works".
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May 11, 1994
Spring Valley Sanitation District
This approval does not relieve the owner from compliance with all
county regulations prior to construction nor from responsibility
for proper engineering, construction, and operation of the
facility.
Sincerely,
. David Holm
Director
Water Quality Control Division
JDH:TLB:cm/Siteapp.5-60,61
xc: Schmueser Gordon Meyer - Attn: Dean Gordon
Garfield County Sanitation & Planning Department - Attn:
Mark Bean
Thomas Bennett, Sr. Planner, WQCD
Dwain Watson, District Technician, WQCD
David Akers, Permits & Enforcement, WQCD
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EXHIBIT 13
SEWAGE TREATMENT SERVICE AGREEMENT
July 2, 1979
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SEWAGE TREATMENT SERVICE AGREEMENT
SEWAGE TREATMENT SERVICES AGREEMENT
THIS AGREEMENT Is made and entered into this a,,c day of
3.,L 7 1919, by and between COLORADO MOUNTAIN JUNIOR
COLLEGE DISTRICT, a junior college district organized under the
Colorado statutes (the "College"), and the owners of the LOS
AMIGOS RANCH P.U.D.: ROBERT W. CIIATMAS, JAMES A. R. JOHNSON, and
THOMAS E. NEAL (collectively "Los Amigos").
RECITALS
The College owns the real property described on Exhibit
"A," attached hereto ani incorporated herein by this reference
(Che "College Property"), upon which it la presently operating a
sewage treatment facility serving the College operations.
Thls`sewege treatment facility is incomplete and is not
adequate to its present condition for the College's long-term
needs.
The Los Amigos Ranch P.U.D. is adjacent to the College
Property, and its owners desire to develop the property
primarily for residential purposes, and to provide a community
sewer system and • community sewage treatment facility for that
portion of said property described on Exhibit "B" attached
hereto and incorporated herein by this reference (the "Los
Amigos Severed Property").
The topography of the two properties and the location of
.the Los Amigos Severed Property indicates that it is feasible
and economical to treat the sewage from the two properties at
the location of the existing treatment facility on the College
Propezty. Los Amtges has the necessary approvals to commence
,construction upon Its development' during the
1979 building
season.
Los Amigos is willing to cause the draft Service Plan dated
May 18, 1979, prepared by Wright -McLaughlin Engineers, to be
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revised to exclude the Lake Springs development from the
proposed District bounddYYes ---• "'
It is Intended by the parties hereto that ■ sanitation
district to be named the Spring Valley Sanitation District (the
"District") be organized under C.R.S. 1973, Sec. 32-4-101, et
seq., as amended, whose service area would be the area within
the external boundaries of the College Property and the Los
Amigos Sewered Pro,,erty combined, as shown on the draft Service
Plan prepared by Wttght-McLaughlin Engineers, dated Msy 18, 1979
(the "Plan"), atrached hereto and incorporated herein by
reference for all purposes, but whose district boundaries would
be the boundaries of the property described on Exhibit "C,"
attached hereto and incorporated herein by this reference.
The College desires to commence a sewage treatment facility
operators' training program, utilizing the present and future
facilities which are the subject of this agreement. The College
is willing to permit its present sewage treatment facilities to
be upgraded and expanded to provide sewage treatment services to
the two properties and to convey its f.acilities in a manner
which recognizes the curriculum potential of the facilities for
the College's sewage treatment facility operators' training
program. The College also recognizes that the facilities and
improvements to be constructed, es generally outlined in the
Plan, will enhance the educational experience of the College's
sewage treatment facility operators' training program.
The College has reviewed the Plan and the capital
improvements discussed in the Plan and conceptually agrees with
and approves of the preliminary design of Phase 1. 2, 3, and 4
capital improvements set forth in the Plan. The College
understands that the final Service Plan to be prepared by Los
Amigos will delete the Lake Springs Ranch property from the
District's boundaries but will in all other material aspects be
similar to the draft Service Plan.
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The College has need of additional student housing and Loc
Amigos !s willing to commence construction upon an apartment
project whlcn will be rented with availability "preference to
student' and etaff't
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Colleg; '!n' :the'•,'"renting-`of such
e nrtmcnt units.
It is acknowledged that the College's existing storage
treatment facilities, though ,presently _lnadoe for its
present needs but, as to capacity and quality of treatment,
could be upgraded by the College to satisfy Its present needs
and comply with e).tsting legal requirements for an additional
expenditure of approximately $50,000. It is, therefore,
acknowledged that since no system development fees will be
charged to the College with respect to its existing level of
use, approximately 200 EQt, which the College is receiving in
exchange for the conveyance of its existing facilities together
with leasehold estates in the land and in the expansion land as
described below, the value of the said existing facilities and
leasehold estate in the District (or joint facilities as the
case may be), will be approximately $125,000.
•The Governing Committee of the College has found and
determined that the real property or interests in real property
hereinafter described to be leased and the facilities
hereinafter described to be sold and conveyed are not needed by
the College in the foreseeable future for any purpose authorized
by law, except as provided for herein and on the terms and
conditions provided for herein.
NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the foregoing recitals
and of the mutual terms, covenants, and conditions contained
herein, the parties agree as follows:
1 Intcrim_Commitmcnt._
(a:- The College agrees to permit 96 residential
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aparcmec.c units, to be built and owned by Los Amigos, to be
connected to its sewage treatment facility as needed, as
soon as the upgrading of the College lagoons and the
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installation of tho trunk sever is accomplished by Los
Amigo■ at Loa Amigos' expense at described in the draft
Sorv:ce Plan prepared by Wright -McLaughlin dated May 18,
1979 (hereinafter "Phase I improvementa"). Los Amigos
agrees that it will contract for the Phase 1 improvements
to be completed as soon as reasonably practicable, and that
it will pay the cost thereof and shall own said Phase I
improvements.
(b) Los Amigos agrees that prior to commencement of
construction it will submit the plans and specifications
for the Phase I improvements to the Collogo for its review
and approval. Upon submittal to the College, the College
shall, within fifteen (15) days, advise Los Amigos in
writing that it approves of the plans and specifications or
that it disapproval of the plans and specifications stating
with specificity the reason(s) for disapproval; provided,
however, that in the event the College falls to advise Los
Amigos in writing of its decision within the fifteen (15)
day time period, the College's, approval shall be
conclusively presumed. The College's approval shall not be
unreasonably withheld; it being the intent of the parties
that: Che College be given the opportunity for input at the
final design stage; and that Los Amigos rely on the
Collage's conceptual approval of the Phase I improvements
and on approval(s), if any, of the Phase I improvements
that may hereafter be given by local, state, or federal
governments or agencies with jurisdiction over the subject
mactcr.
(c) In the event the College disapproves the plans
and specifications, the College shall cooperate with Los
Amigos to the greatest extent possible to resolve the
College's concern(s) as expressed in the reason(s) for
disapproval. Upon resubmittal by Los Amigos of the revised
plans and specifications to the College, the procedure set
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forth In subparagraph (b) of this paragraph shall apply. In
the event that the College has not approved the plana and
specifications for the Phase I improvements within either:
forty-five (45) days from the date hereof, or within the
fifteen (15) day review period set forth In
subparagraph (b) which commenced before the end of the
forty-five (45) day term, whichever is later; then this
entire Agreemen': shall be deemed null and void and of no
further force acrd effect whatsoever.
(d) Beforecommencement of construction, Los Amigos
agrees that it will deposit into an escrow account with a
bank or other d.sbursing agent mutually satisfactory to the
parties hereto, a sum of money equal to the contract amount
for the Phase 1 improvements, to be disbursed by the
disbursing agent upon pay estimates signed by the
Contractor and the Los Amigos consulting engineers. As
additional security, Los Amigos represents and warrants 10
the College that it presently has upon deposit with
Garfield County a Letter of Credit, the condition for
release of which is the completion of the Phase I
improvements, together with other improvements associtated
with the to Amigos PUD Development.
2. Conveyance to District. The College is willing to
lease. its-land and sell its facilities to the District, referred
to in Paragraph 4, infra, within thirty (30) days after it is
formed., upon the following terms and conditons:
(a) The District must agree to provide sewerage
services to the College to meet the College's existing and
future: needss;for. •s. long as the College may request, and
--that_ehe servfcs.charges for such sewerage service will be
calculated to include a fair amount for the cost of
operation and maintenance of the facilities, and will not
include any profit nor any amount to retire capital
indebtedness or investment until necessary for, and then
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only to the extent of, the capital required for
installation of that portion of the Advanced Waste
Treatment (AWT) facilities which do not include land
treatment. It is expressly agreed and understood that the
District's agreement to provide sewerage services to the
College includes the provision of sewerage services CO
others, such es Pinon Alps, to whom the College has
heretofore contractually agreed to provide sewerage
service; provided, however, that the service charges for
such sewerage service to others shall be the obligation of
the College, and the College agrees to pay said charges to
the District; provided further that the College may charge
and collectfur such sewerage service to whatever manner as
the College in ice sole discretion desires.
(b) The District must agree that with respect to the
College's existing level of sewerage use the College will
not bt charged a system development fee, since the College
is presently on-line with an operating system which it is
conveying to the District; provided, however, that if the
State or other applicable governmental authority requires
additional improvements not contemplated In the draft Plan
with respect to the existing level of use but because of
new. technical or environmental requirements not in
existence when the Phase I Improvements are Installed, the
College agrees co pay the cost allocable to its use. The
College agrees that it Will be charged a system development
fee with respect to sewage treatment services needed beyond
its existing level of use; provided, however, that the
District must agree that said system development fees shall
never exceed the then -applicable system development fee
charged by the District for similar extensions of service
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to new users within the District. The District must agree
chi. the College will never be required to pay special
service fees or mill levies; provided, however, that the
District nay require other users to a
p y such levies or
charges. All other property owners who connect to the
system 'within the service area w111 be charged system
development fees;
(c) In consideration for the College's agreement to
pay systeq' development fees for sewerage services beyond
Its existl'ig level of use, the District agrees to undertake
such capital improvements es are necessary and appropriate
to provide sewerage service for the College's future needs,
consistent with economic and engineering feasibility, with
the final Service Plan, and with approvals of said capital
improvements by appropriate federal, state, end local
governments and agencies. The College agrees to provide the
District reasonable notice of its anticipated needs to
facilitate the planning of said capital Improvements; and
(d) The District must agree co the following terms
and conditions with respect to the lease of the College's
land And the sale of the existing College sewerage
'facilities, together with an easement for the discharge of
effluent across lands owned by the College, if and when
necessary and required, from the treatment facility to
Cattle Creek, easements for vehicular access to the
treatment facility, and for electrical power and ocher
'utilities. To the extent reasonably practicable, the
Phase I improvement trunk sewer_wlll be located within the
_-exLiting staked right-of-way.
(t) The College will lease to the District the
land, containing approximately four (4) acres, upon
which Lts present sewerage treatment facilities are
located; It being agreed by the parties that Los
Amigos, shall at its sole expense, have a survey of
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the existing fence lines around the plant site
performed and that the property leased shall bo the
property 10 surveyed regardless of the actual acreage.
Said lease shall also include such adjacent land, up
to a maximum of four (4) acres, as is reasonably
required in the future for the secondary treatment
facilities to be generally located westerly of the
existing plant site and also such additional land
generally located westerly of the plant site, up to a
maximim of twenty-five (25) acres, as is reasonably
required In the future for winter storage of effluent,
for irfiltratlon areas and for land treatment, all as
shown by the final design plans for such improvements
as approved by the Colorado State Department of
Health. Said lands shall be leased for a lease term of
fifty (50) years, together with an option to renew for
an additional fifty (50) years, for 11.00 per year
rental, by lease instrument containing appropriate and
customary anti -waste, insurance, indemnification,
anti -nuisance, and maintenance and repair provisions
and authorizing the future expansion of the facilities
in a manner generally consistent with the final
Service Plan. At such time as the additional land is
needed and will actually be used for the purposes
authorized herein, the District agrees to provide, at
its sole expense, a survey of the property to be so
used, which shall then become the subject of an
cddendum to the lease referred to in this paragraph.
The parties shall mutually agree upon the location of
additional acreage as soon as is reasonably practical.
(11) The existing sewerage facilities owned by
rha College shall be conveyed to the District by good
end sufficient general warranty deed and bill of sale,
as appropriate, subject to the following terms and
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conditions:
(A) The District's commitment to cause any
future expansions of the sewage treatment
facilities to be done in such a way as to
miximizo their use in the College's operator
gaining program, if any, consistent with the
1 tereats of the District and with the
maintenance of high quality operations and the
compliance with State standards, end subject to
tae College's willingness to pay any increased
coats which would not otherwise be required
e:<cepc for the operator training program. Prior
to the installation of additional capital
improvements on the land, the designs for the
capital improvements must be submitted to the
governing board of the College, in order to
permit the College to fully explore operator
training aspects of the improvements and to
request any changes with respect thereto at the
planning stege.
(B) The District's commitment to permit the
College to operate the facilities In connection
with its operator training program, if any, et no
cost for labor for the work of College employees
and students. but utilizing the District -pur-
chased utilities services, materials, chemicals,
and such other items es may normally be required
for conventional operation of the treatment
facility, or the District's commitment that in
the event "the College elects, from time to time,
not co operate the system, the District
superintendent shall so operate chs system as co
make it convenient for the College to conduct
operator training on the site.
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(lit) At the closing, the College shall convey
to the District the existing improvements by good and
.ufflctent general warranty decd and bill of sale, at
appropriate. Except as provided for in subparagraph
(Iv) of'thls paragraph, title shall be merchantable in
che College, free and cleur of any lien or encumbrance
except easements and rights-of-way for utilities and
dratnal'e as shown on the survey to be provided by
Granton, and reservations and restrictions of record.
Title ;hall be subject to no tenancies or use rights
of ani kind, except the land lease provided for
elaewhsre herein.
After closing, Seller shall provide Purchaser a
title policy issued to the commitment showing
merchantable title in the Grantee, as described above
and except as modified to the manner provided for in
subparagraph (iv) of this paragraph, subject to no
tenancies or use rights of any kind other than che
land lease provided for herein. Purchaser shall pay
all expenses in connection with obtaining such title
policy.
(iv) As soon as reasonably possible, Los Amigos
shall, at its sole expense, provide the College with a
survey of the property to be .leased to the District.
The College, at Los Amigos' expense, and within twenty
(20) days after receipt of said st-rvey, shall provide
to the Grantee a preliminary title commitment, issued
by a title insurance company authorized to do business
in the State of Colorado, for owner's and leasehold
coverage in standard ALTA Form B. Los Amigos shall,
within ten (10) days of receipt of the commitment,
advise the College that it is willing to accept title
subject to the exceptions or that it objects to the
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exception(s), specifying with particularity the
exception(.) which must be removed. In the event Los
Amigos objects, the College agrees, within thirty (30)
days, to use its best efforts to correct said
defect(.) in title; provided that If sold defectis)
ere not removed within the time provided, Los Amigos
may, AC eta sole option, either: (1) waive its
objection(.) and the parties shall proceed as provided
In this Agreement; (2) declare the Agreement null and
void except as to the provisions of Paragraph 1, and
the parties shall proceed as provided for
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and void and of no further force and effect
whatsoever. The title commitment and the policy issued
thereunder shall have standard exceptions with respect
to mechanic's liens, rights of parties in possession,
easements not shown by public records, discrepancies,
conflicts in boundary lines, shortage In area,
encroachments, and any facts which a correct survey
and visual inspection of the property would disclose,
deleted by endorsement; provided, however, that Los
Amigos shall, at its expense, provide the information
or data required for said deletion and pay the cost of
said endorsement or, at its sole option, creat the
standard exception(s) as a defect in title to which it
objects, in which case the parties shall proceed as
provided in this subparagraph (iv) in the case of such
defects. Copies of all documents pertaining to such
exceptions and other interests required to be
eliminated -must be attached to the commitment.
3. Student HousfnA. It 1•
the Intent of the parties
hereto that the students and staff of the College shall, for a
period of ten (10) years from the execution dace he
availability '-"-��--•Of. be
givenan ava. y preference by Los Amigos g to the 96
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apartment units to be built commencing during the 1979 building
season. Lot Amigos intends to commence the construction of eight
(8) apartment buildings, each containing four (4) too -bedroom
units, four (4) one -bedroom units, and four (4) studio units and
agrees to give the students and staff of the College an
availability preference in the rental of said apartments. The
Board of County Commissioners of Garfield County has heretofore
approved the final plat (Los Amigos Ranch Y.U.D., Phase 1,
Filing 1) for said apartments conditioned upon and subject to
the provitlon of sewage treatment service; the execution of this
Agreement will, In the opinion of Los Amigos, satisfy said
condition. Subject co the concurrence of Garfield County,
Los Amigos agrees to record said final plat, to commence
construction of the apartment units, and to use its best efforts
to complete and offer said apartments for rent as follows: two
(2) buildings (24 units) by January 1980; two (21 buildings (24
units) by March 1980; and remaining four (4) buildings (48
units) by September 1980.Los Amigos agrees to periodically
notify the College of the anticipated completion dace of the
apartments. Los Amigos agrees to attempt to coordinate the
commencement of the lease periods with the commencement of the
College's quarter periods. Los Amigos further agrees to attempt
to coordinate the tercninatlor of its lease periods of leases to
those persons other than College students or College staff
members with the commencement of the College's quarter periods.
Los Amigos shall determine the terms and conditions of leases
fur said. apartment units, and Los Amigos shall rent sold units
In the following manner:
A. In the event two or more persons (or groups of
persons) with equal qualifications make application to Los
Amigos for occupancy of any such apartment unit, the person
who is a member of the student body of the College shell be
accorded the first right to lease the apartment unit, and
the person who is a member of the staff of the College
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shall be accorded the second right to lease the apartment
unit.
'a. In the event a student or staff member hes entered
Into a lease of an apartment unit as provided for herein,
that person shall, absent good cause shown, be permitted to
renew the lease for the unit upon terms and conditions
detarc.ined by Loa Amigos.
C. Los Amigos recognizes that members of the student
body end College staff have a need to lease said apartment
units for a term of less than one year. Recognizing this
need, Los Anlgoa agrees, upon request by the student or
staff member desiring to enter into a lease for said
apartment unit, to lease said unit for a nine (9) month
lease term with rent payable in an amount per month which
results in an aggregate lease payment equal to the
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aggregate least payment of twelve (12) month leases;
provided, however, that:
(1) The lessee of an apartment unit leased on •
nine (9) month term as herein provided shall, subject
to the written consent of Los Amigos, be permitted to
sublease said unit for a three (3) month period
1mmAdiately following said nine (9) month term and
said sublease rental payments shall be for the sole
benefit of the lessee -up to a maximum amount equal to
rents paid for the three (3) months the apartment was
not occupied by the lessee and after said maximum
amount has been paid, all rents shall be for the sole
and exclusive benefit of Los Amigos; or
(i1) _The'lessee of an apartment unit leased on a
nine (9) month term as herein provided may elect not
to sublease.ald unit to".Loa Amigos, and Los Amigos
shall, in this event, make -such unit available for use
by the College upon such reasonable terms and
conditions as Los Amigos may determine end all rents
received shall be divided in the following manner:
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One-half (1/2) to Los Amigos and one-half (1/2) to the
lessee up to a maximum amount equal to rents paid for
:he three (3) months the apartment wet not occupied by
the leasee; and after said maximum amount has been
paid, all rents shall be for the Bole and exclusive
benefit_ of Los Amigos.
4. Metric': Formation.
(a) LAI Amigos agrees to use its best efforts co
cause the District to be formed as soon as it is reasonably
practicable, in accordance with the final Service Plan to
be prepared by Wright -McLaughlin Engineers of Denver,
Colorado, cr other mutually acceptable engineers.
(b) Such final Service Plan shall be submitted to the
College for its review and approval before the Petition for
formation of the District is filed with the Court and
before the final Service Plan is submitted for action or
approval to any local, state, or federal government or
agency. Upon submittal to the College, the College shall,
within fifteen (15) days, advise Los Amigos, 1n writing,
that it approves of the final Service Plan or that it dis-
approves
stating
with
specificity
dtsappvovai; provided, however, that
College fails to advise Los Amigos
the reason(,)
in the event
in writing of
decision within the fifteen (15) day time period,
College's approval shall be conclusively presumed.
College's approval shall not be unreasonably withheld; it
being the intent of the parties: that the College be given
the opportunity for input on matters which affect or
concern the Collage and its students and staff, its
operators' training program, its assets and property, and
the quality, quantity, dependability, and reliability of
sewerage service to be provided the College by the
District; and that Los Amigos rely on the College's
conceptual approval of the draft Plan.
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(c) In the event the College disapproves the final
Service Plan, the College shall cooperate with the Los
Amigos to the greatest extent possible to resolve the
Collage's concern(') as expressed in tho reason(') for
disapproval. Upon resubmittal by Los Amigos of the revised
final Service Plan to the Collogu, the procedure sat forth
In subparagraph (b) of this paragraph shill) npply. In the
event that the College has not approved the final Service
Plan within either; ninety (90) days from the date hereof;
or within the fifteen (15) day review period sec forth in
subparagraph (b) which commenced before the end of the
ninety (90) day term, whichever 1s later; then this
Agreement shall be deemed null and void and of no further
force and effect whatsoever; provided, however, that Los
Amigcs shall be entitled to the benefits conferred by
paragraph 1, lull, in the manner and upon the terms and
conditions provided for in paragraph 6, Infra.
5. C2nveyance to District. The College's obligation to
convey the presently existing sewage treatment facilities, and
to lease the land, together with all easements and
rights-of-way, is contingent upon the condition that the
District assume and agree to all of the obligations of the
District and Los Amigos to the College provided for herein. It
is expressly agreed that Los Amigos by executing this Agreement
does not have or agree to assume any obligation whatsoever to
perform the obligations of the District as set forth in this
Agreement. Upon the formation of the District and the sale and
lease to the District as provided herein, Los Amigos shall
continue to perform only the obligation set forth in
Paragraph =, and Los Amigos shall be released from all other
obligations hereunder.
6. Jufn�Ce. If for any reason, the District has not
been formed before the expiration of six (6) months from the
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date hereof, unless the parties hereto mutually agree to extend
said six (G) month period of time, the parties agree to enter
into a Joint Venture to own and operate the then -existing sewage
treatment facilities including those portions of trunk sewers
located topographically below the point where more than one
entity might have connections thereto, together with all
easement■ end rights-of-way necoasary or convenient for the
operation thereof, and together with a leasehold estate in the
Joint Venture substantially similar to that provided for in
Paragraph 2 above. The parties hereto agree to transfer to the
Joint Venture such facilities, easements, rights-of-way, and the
leasehold estate, in accordance with their respective ownership
interests, within eight (8) months from the date hereof, upon
Che same terms and conditions set forth in subparagraphs (2)(d)
above, and upon the following additional conditions:
(e) The Joint Venture must agree to obtain appro-
priate connector agreements from the College and Los Amigos
and the owners of any other property which the Joint
Venture permits to connect to the selvage system.
(bi Both Venturers must agree to cause to be recorded
in the office of the Garfield County Clerk and Recorder
covenants, running with the land affecting the College
Property and the Los Amigos Sewered Property, which will
create lien rights upon such property to secure enforcement
by the Joint Venture of its rights under the connector
agreements provided for in subparagraph (a) above.
(c) Both Venturers must agree to permit the expansion
or upgrading of the existing facilities owned by the Joint
Ventura as may be required by the future requirements of
any applicable governmental authority or as may be required
to accommodate the expanding needs of either Venturer for
additional sewerage services, and to pay the costa thereof
in proportion to its then prior and future use of the Joint
facilities calculated in an equitable manner.
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(d) Both Venturers must agree that prior to
commencement of construction for the expansion or upgrading
of the point facilities, the party or parties participating
therein will deposit its share of the construction costs
with a mutually agreed upon disbursing agent, to be
disbursed upon pay estimates signed by the contractor and
the consulting engineer hired by the Joint Venture.
(e) Both Venturers must agree that the assets, real
and personal property and accounts receivable of the Joint
Venture shall not be pledged or encumbered nor used In any
way to secure credit for the Joint Venture or the parties
thereto without the prior written consent of both
Venturers; provided further that both Venturers shall
execute appropriate instruments. which shall be recorded
with the Office of the Clerk and Recorder of Garfield
County, to provide notice of the terms of this
subparagraph (e).
7. Petition for Inclusion. The College agrees not to
petition for inclusion into the District at any time before the
expiration of ten (10) years from dare hereof; provided,
however, that the College shall be entitled- to all rights,
privileges, and benefits accorded. members of -t:he District or
accruing to residents or owners_,_of_.real property within the
District to the extent permitted by law.
8. Ir. the event the approval of any local, state, or
federal government or agency is required to accoopl[sh the
conveyances, transfers of interest, etc., necessary to implement
this Agreement, Los Amigos agrees,': -ac its solerexpense, co use
reasonable efforts to secure such ipprovals; p ovtded, however,
that the College agrees to cooperate as may be necessary to
secure such approvals; provided further that upon the formation
of the District and the conveyance and lease to the District by
the College, the obligations sat forth in this paragraph shall
be the sole and exclusive responsibility of the District.
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9. In the event the time required by Los Amigos to secure
or prov_de information, surveys, or other data makes it
Impracticable to close within the time period provided for
above, closing shall occur es soon thereafter as is reasonably
possible upon thirty (70) days notice to the College by Che
District that it is ready to close; provided, however, that in
no event shall closing occur later than at (6) months from the
dnte herejf unless extended by mutual agreement.
10. Spath is Performnnce. IC is specifically understood
and agreed that the rights acquired by each party hereto and by
the District ate such that the failure of the other party to
perform Its obligations hereunder would do irreparable harm to
the nondefaulting party, and there would be no adequate remedy
at law. Accordingly, It is agreed that, to addition to any other
equitable or legal remedies, the obligations of the parties
hereto shall be specifically enforceable by any Court of record
in the State of Colorado.
11. Notices. Whenever written communications are
authorized, required, or desired in connection with this
Agreement, the same shall be deemed given or made when delivered
in person, or when addressed to the party for whom intended at
Che addrees'set forth below, and deposited in the U. S. mail,
certified mail, return receipt requested or at such other
address sr either party may designate from time to time by
written notice given in accordance with this paragraph:
Colorndo Mountain Junior College District
Attention: F. Dean Lillie, President
P. 0. Box 1367
Glenwood Springs, CO 81601
Robert W. Chatmaa.
James A. R. Johnson
Thomas E. Neal
c/o Robert Chatmaa
P. 0. Box 2218
Aspen, CO 81611
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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have set their hands
Co triplicate originals on the day and year first above written.
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omm: t t e s
Covernln,i
STATE OF COLORADO )
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County of Garfte.kci 1
COLORADO MOUNTAIN JUNIOR COLLEGE
DISTRICT
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Governing Committee
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yea e, President
LOS AMIGOS RANCH P.U.D.
The forego ng instrument was acknowledged before me this
Ch f day of ,,A,,...4., , 1979, by DAVID J. DUNN,
Chairman, Cover Lng Committee, Colorado Mountain Junior College
District; and by DORIS A. BAILEY, Secretary, Governing
Committee, Colorado Mountain Junior.College.
Witness my hand and official Seal.
Hy Commission expires: (acI? /3 0..
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STATE OF COLORADO )
County of ) ss.
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this The Joregoing Inst1979, by
rument
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LILLIE day of was acknowledged
before DEAN
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Witness my hand and official
Seal.
My Commission expires:
STATE OF COLORADO )
County of Csrfield ) ss
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The foregoln; Instrument was acknowledged before
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day of June une . 1979, by ROBERT W.CNATMAS, me this
Witness my hand and official Seal.
My Commission expires: April 11, 1983
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STATE
County
Witness my ,
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My Commission expires:
The f.. eg.Ins i9� s acknowledged THOMAS
before me this
Witn �s E. NEAL.
hand and official Seal.
My lsslon expires: p?-o/�
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EXHIBIT A
to
Sewage Treatment Services Agreement
The real property described in instruments recorded
in the Office of the Clerk and Recorder of Garfield County,
State of Colorado, at:
Book 381, Page 33, Reception No. 236672;
Book 385, Page 5Z7, Reception No. 238393;
Book 438, Pages 540-541, Reception No. 256352;
Book 500, Pages 930-932, Reception No. 280798;
Book 396, Pages 36-38, Reception No. 241439;
Book 429, Page 411, Reception No. 253336;
Book 429, Page 410, Reception No. 253335;
Book 396, Pages 39-40, Reception No. 241440;
Book 495, Page 687, Reception No. 278031;
Book 488, Pages 920-922, Reception No. 274609.
EXHIBIT B
To
Sewage Treatment Services Agreement
A parcel of land situated in part of Government Lot
4 in Section 8, Township 7 South, Range 88 West of
the Sixth Principal Meridian, Government Lots 4 and 6
of.Section 6 in said Township and Range, Section 5
of said Township and Range, and Government Lot 7 and the
SE:SEk of Section 32, Township 6 South, Ramie 88 West of
the Sixth Principal Meridian, and Government Lots 18
and 19 in Section 33 of said Township 6 South, Range 88
West. Allin the County of Garfield, State of Colorado.
Said parcel lying westerly and northwesterly of the
"Westerly Line'.of County Road Number 114 (College
Road) as described in Document Number 274609 (being Book
488, Page 920) as on file in the Garfield County Records;
(NOTE: The bearings on said 'Westerly Line" have been
rotated for this description 00'12'12" right to match
basis of bearings) northeasterly, in.part, of the
centerline of a 30..00 foot sanitary sewage trunk line
easement. Said parcel being more particularly
described as follows:
Beginning at the Northeast Corner for said Section 8,
a stone corner, found in place, and properly marked;
thence N. 09'41'40" E. 1134.05feet to a point on
said "Westerly Line" of County Road _Number 114, said
point being also on the easterly line of said Section 5,
the True Point of Beginning; thence, leaving said
easterly line, S. 72'19'48" W. 613.04 feet along said
'Westerly Line"; thence S. 64'22'32" W. 392.30 feet
along said "Westerly Line"; thence S. 44'10'50" W.
132.65 feet along said "Westerly Linc"; thence S. 32'
19'12" W. 1473.78 feet 1473.78 feet along said "Westerly
Line"; thence S. 15'10'20" W. 144.01 feet along said
"Westerly Line"; thence S. 03'24'30" W. 236.16 feet along
said "Westerly Line" to a point on the centerline of
said 30.00 foot sanitary sewer trunk line easement;
thence, leaving said "Westerly Line", N. 62'02'06" W.
76.11 feet along said centerline; thence N. 68'42'34"
W. 284.75 feet along said centerline; thence N. 28'
12'44" W. 392.49 feet along said centerline; thence
N. 03.45'18" E. 222.69 feet along said centerline;
thence N. 17'45'09" W. 310.70 feet along said
centerline; thence N. 43'05'32' W. 228.37 feet along
said centerline; thence N. 54'43'45' W. 277.91 feet along
said centerline; thence along said centerline along a
,curve to the left, having a radius of 356.04 feet and
a central angle of 34'12'04", a distance of 212.53
feat (chord bears N. 78'57'54' W. 209.39 feet) to the
point of terminus of said 30.00 foot easement centerline;
thence, leaving said centerline S. 73'06'00" W. 440.00 feet;
thence N. 27'41'03" W.- 1970.00 feet; thence N. 00'13'00" E.
320.00 feet: thence N. 79'5'00' W. 360.00 feet: thence
N. 47'10'00" W. 1430..00 feet; thence N. 62'12'00" W. 970.00
feet: thence N. 10'3:+'00" E. 470.00 feet: thence N. 72'00'00"
E. 720.00 feet; thence S. 35'35'00'-E. 1620.00 feet; thence
N. 32'06'00" E. 2150.00 feet; thence S. 43'31'00" E. 890.00
feet; thence S. 22'1('00" E. 840.00 feet; thence S. 89'41'00"
E. 430.00 feet; thence N. 16'37'00' E. 1724.19 feet to the
northerly line of said Section 5; thence S. 89'43'26" E.
620.25 feet alona.said northerly line to the southwesterly
corner of the SL:SE4 of said Section 32; thence leaving said
northerly line N. 01'46'29" E. 2601.65 feet along the westerly
lines of said SE:SE: and Government Lot 7 of said Section 32;
thence, leaving said westerly line S. 29'00'23" E. 139.01 feet
along said Lot 7 hxundary; thence S. 01'41'27' W. 475.48 feet
along said Lot 7 boundary; thence S. 87'15'05" E. 1179.22 feet
along said Lot 7 boundary; to a point on the easterly line
of said Section 32; thence S. 01.14'01" W. 2073.04 feet along
said easterly line to the Southeast Corner of said Section 32;
thence, leaving the easterly line of said Section 32, S. 00'04'37"
W. 2685.36 feet along the easterly line of said Section 5
to the East Quarter Corner of said Section 5; thence S. 00'
32'12" W. 1445.52 feet along the easterly line of said Section
5 to the True Point of Beginning.
Also including all of Government Lots 18 and 19 of Section
33, Township 6 South, Range 88 West of the Sixth Principal
Meridian.
Save and except all those lands as described in Document
gumbo 256352 (being Dook 438 at Page 540),as on file in the Garfield
County records, which lie within the above described parcel.
Said parcel containing 529.66 acres, more or less.
EXHIBIT C
To
Sewage Treatment Services Agreement
The real property described on Exhibit B to Sewage
Treatment Services Agreement, excepting therefrom the following
described real property:
A parcel of Iand situated to ?art of :overnment I...t.. t., Ifs. ..u4
11 In Section S. T.•wnahlp 7 South. I:an,:c• dS L ••.t .-f th. ::tstl.
iPrtnctpal Meridian. to the County of Cari 1&•10'0. St—v.. ..f t...lorc.4...
Said parcel lying northwesterly of the n.•rtl..e•:terl: r1;Lt-of-w:.y
lint for County Road Num her 114 (C..118 re „...1,:). L. It•.,. )0.lift Ie. t
fros and parallel to the centerline of said Court. Roar!.
constructed and (n place. Said parcel be:ng coreparticularly
described as follows:
Beginning at the Northeast Corner of 58ci14•n 8 In said
Township and Range. a stone corner found In place end Iroporly
marked; thence N. 60'02'19" V. 1043.55 feet tc• a i.utnt ..n said
northwesterly right-of-way line, the Tru.._ Point :f ne••
thence, leaving said right-of-way line, 5. :!9'nj'f, t.rr'(r.g;
3/.40"1
feet; thence S. 72'41'46" V.
S0I.56 feet: thence15'384'40" G.
389.18 feet; thence X. 72')7'24" C. 295.91 feet; thence N. S1'
46'36" L. 989.84 fret; thence S. 25'44'45" E. 534.1: feet t..
point on said northwesterly right-of-way line; tL.•n.:e S. 67'4','
48" V. 103.37 feet along said right-of-v-tr.11n.•• :h.n.-, 3'.7.7', fe-.-t
along the arc of a curve to the left along vald r1g1:t-84-w:..: 1ln.-.
having a redtue of 554.15 feet and a chord 'Slrl: !.ear:. S. 4y'
71'54" V. 346.87 feet; then:e S. 31.21'S9" J. 10;0!1 fist :.luny;
said right-of-way line to the True P-+!nt of 'teytnnl::r.
.Said parcel_contatntng 14.63 acres, more or 11-2.,.— — —
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EXHIBIT 14
GENERAL BUDGET, 1996
CERTIFICATION OF BUDGET
I, GREGORY S. BOECKER, President of the Spring Valley Sanitation District,
hereby declare that the attached is a true and correct coy of the 1996 Budget adopted for
the Spring Valley Sanitation District.
Said Budget was adopted on the 5th day of December 1995, by resolution of the
Board of Directors of the Spring Valley Sanitation District.
SPRING VALLEY SANITATION DISTRICT
By:
ATTEST:
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