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APPLICATION
SPBCIAL/CONDITIONAL USB PERMIT
Date:
Address of APPIicant:
special/conditional use: l2'r steel natural sas pipeline
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Practical DescriPtion
roads, and residences )
Requirem""Fiur," and specifications for pro-posed. use (hours of
operarion, no. "i-;;hf;Ies/dayl llocation and size of
structures, etc. ) .
Existing'o. ptlpJsed method of sewager -so-urce of disposal
and water. Road access and othir information deemed
necessary to explain proposed use'
A vicinity map drawn to scale depicting the subJect
pt"p"Jy, io"ui,ion, and use of building and structures on
adjacent lots.
An impact statement on the proposed "1"-:,h"te required by
sectitns 5.03_5.03.12 of Zoning Regulatrons.
A copy of Asses"oi'" map showing prgp"r|Y; and a. I-isting
"t ;ii adJoining property owners of said property'
A base fee of $ 425.00 shall be. charged-for^each
application and shall be submitted with t,he application,
additionar ctraig;-*iv be imposed if county review costs
exceed the base fee'
7. attach i "opy of proof of ownership for your property
(deed, title insurance) '
Ifpublicnoticeisrequired,not'iceprovidedbythePlanning
Department sharr be sent out at least five (5) days prior to
hearing by r"trrirr-receipt mail to aII the above noted adjoining
property orn.i=. Mailing'i= th" applicant's responsibility and
proof of mailing mus,t_ b_e presented it tf," hearing' Additionally'
the same notice shall be published one (1) time in the official
county newspaper at reast ii;;;;; (15) adyd-ptigt, to .such hearing
date. Applicant shaII bear the cost -of- pyllication and be
responsible for presenti"q -trr" "Proof of Publication" at the
hearing.
The above information is correct to the best of my knowledge'
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l{'atc]n 24, 1994
Date
Applica
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. AII project personnel eip inn+__-,
Fire dange:ffi#::instructed as to:
;?h'":ff x:'",3f [:i::r,if; :X',ipmen,
: yr" 9ai.?u#.Procedures
and how- to c{r for additionar resourceso Trash #;;,:ftls is Rrohibited on the Row.
tr't nowl ' uuursrl' lncluding oil or grease soaked materiars, are not arowed to accumurate onWelding Operations. A minimum of
water nuea n.ro^li,p"...or is dedicated to act as a fire werch ,,,i__ lo weldin*;;il exttnguisher at hand. --'- ';atch during welding operations with a/
: Ir;,r',ljjttffrH""'.ti;"*
grinding operations to prevent sparks from reaving tr,. *o.tio At ,r,".i"r" "iJ
used to wet down ground and nearbv vsmorderi.ig;;;:"*fry:*#{flilifi::ifl]F"tulion, asconditionsdictare
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of wetding activities f";;;; i
o Water filled fire
tracror, il;ilIlmi:n*: are present on each werding truck, inspe*or vehicrq werding'*:,:r::;r:n*, construction equipment is equipped with a hand herd fire extinguisher.o A]l vehicles with
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und pr,ori';ild:"otr ror the Granr,Radio"o*,ni.lli,:'j:::,:r:.r",:J*:i;,*;ffi'1;:H"1'iilItrff #i*;.,' ,1ffi#ffiffi'#,Tl;:Hf;ffiffitf,:il:i:iil*
vr uurce alons with a rist ornames
areas wh er. ;ril ;:;tr# i.ff ffJ,,"ffIff ,.In the event of a fireo In the event oia fi.q all personnel acontainment or control. ---'-' *nd appropriate equiprnent on site will bet Jl. BLM and applon-.;i,^ro *,^ ^-_u
r---v'! v'r Drte wll be committed to its ;' oit"aiil;;:ryTriate fire autho ' immo.r;^.^,- i
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FIRE CONTROL MEASURES
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MEMORANDUM
BOARD OF COIINTY COMMISSIONERS
MARK BEAN
AUGUST 12, Igg4
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'tl,te4with Rockv Mountain Naturar Gas, BLM and 4_Mire
Thismemo will be a surnmary of thrattendance at themee;;'^:1,',:":t:'-ents and statements made by ft
n ee d res o r ffi ;,TT:l*#*:il1, o,n a, i i.-#,1*. ;;;;. ;ffi:liffifr :X,; ;
Representatives of Rocky Mo un,r;:::;#::ffi :went through to gui" uppro*irr.rt, ,,u""r*ri'ir rn" gas rine. -fl'h"nlocessthevenvironmen tar assessm; ;i-,# u"" r, ur rr", -;;; presen ted rr" .,,
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;jJi:*#j#(l) They feel they have stayed within the 50,row;
(2) Th.y feer the ,,brading,,
done is consistent with the permit apprication;(3) That the root structure is stilt in prace, even though it appears otherwise.RMNG agreed to the folrowing changes with the BLM:
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(I) To continue to do everything possibre to make the project site safe;Q) To get the pipe in place as soon as possibre and to start rehabilitation right away;(3) To place the cut oakbrush back on the ROW;(4) Torecontourtheright-of-way
backto theoriginar contourascroseryaspossibre;(5) Discussed hydro-mulching the ROW.
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MEMORANDUM
August 11, lgg4
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Bruce Shuggart ma Lde the following shtements:
. (l) No one is questioning tl
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t"" need for the pipeline;
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RMNG was r,ubstantialtf """ talking in innuendo with statemenb like ,,best wecan,,(3) rn tenr
.r, ,rr"rlii*'J#'with a 40 in. trench is ir nor possibre to minimize rhe crear
Will throwing vegetation back on il
fhere needs to u" rr.".::,:-:"
on the Row reatJv accomplish much?
aiscoura-lJffi;;:-ff 1.1il,:;;lx;";lr.:::H;rongthepavedroadsto
Fire protection, is it r.,r,,. ^,communicaring urt-li^1lullv adequate? Is there an ialong rhe R oi;i'l err€r$encv situa tion ror "ffiil:rffi*?':r}:l;, ?;
What guarantees r{n rh- -^^: ,protected 6o, .l-do
theresidentsh
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repai r c o s t s; to th is "r.* ", ;11T:::*iri';1,:i{'T'".'fJ':1ff;Tiii*
on RMNG,. puit to the
The ROW could
atternpt to trim j"T^::' back to 3s fr. and there doerno cut, rarher than push "ril;;;;t ffilr*ar to be any
There is no need to slash 50 ft;
Weneed tohireourehabititJffi:ffX,expert rn landscaping ro provide advise about adequate
fhere is a need forr'o* *oit];;ffiir1f,:iffiH.to attow orher peopre unabre to ger away
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MEMORANDUM
August 11,1994
Page 3
There wer
expressingffi f":T"[:'1."^ff .#:J#j,:r.,*^."r.:rnsuppor
(r) rhere,, ";;;::*:*-t
some additionli::n::[[T": and others
for monitoring the revegetation and a(2) concerns rhat the stipurations are nor ;-*'
",q a monitoring group;
(3) considerarion sho,rr;: ^,-'"
are not being me[
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be given to a ress straighr rine
,ro.rggi.-i";i.." their ideas and concerns, the BLM made the forowing(l)
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a 3person cilbentaskforce
beesr lablished to corne up with arehabilitation(2)
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dennirion oncluded in furure;T:."'lction activities in ,,hishty
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IMNG provide a q
(4) There is a neecl a;r-"""
update/newsletter to area residents;
fire suppression plan;(5) The ROW wiil be cto
(6) There *.ar;;::*
to orr-road vehicles bv usins signs and barricades;
"J;.fi'"tli".0i,il.::ll.nt as to rhchange",r,#;J,:l.ili,l;;t;ii,l.'f,i:,rru'**s_,-:io."there
(7) on steep riri ur"-.-rlll -::'*""'
would be in wri ti,g ;'ffiT "t#il?;.fil*oiirT' visibre sropes, thepipe shourd be staged, rather than driving arong theRMNG and BLM were going to meet that afternoon to review these issues.
MEMORANDUM
August ll,1gg4
Page 4
Stalf comments and suggestions:
(1) ft wasstror\-'
#lo;ttT'"1}" {fil;l#Tly'-greinitiate
co
extent"f *::;.r.'J;1",ffi#{l1iltil}#,H:'=[i1fi:'il:j:
rce thar _".;;;;;:r-o* ofpeopre as ro the
@ The RMN!-llntractor
needs to minimize the usrmoving equipment on unJolthe site. e of harcl surfaced roads for
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The County should rtefi-^ * ^
s_ho urd not be r,il1.1lt*t
rnore speci fi car ry wha r,, bradiro.-"^o"uiff;If,: #s;::,flthe trench ,,r. * ,rTg"
wilr occur' Grading
rhe cuuin* ...*., ": :: :"ssibre
to "o'pr'i"in." il: liii;Xl-fi:Jl :li.
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a" u e*i"o*,'"7i1'd shrubsneeds to be berrerdet-rned
.r.u.ro*nffi .;,Hr[:::if :Til jt*r#:il;:,:ffi ,":T:?xffi ,;
The County needs
vegetation guidanc]:
have our own t
wi trr,re nr:ilruf*i*:{ffi l{:::l5; 1
vlirab,e to provide
:ns monito** *-,ii
should participate
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Address of Appllcant:_p.o.
SPecial,/Condil :iona-L Use:
APPLICATION
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March 24, L994
Rocky Mountain Natural Gas Company
401 27th Street
P.O. Box 670
Glenwood SPrings, CO 81602-0670
(303) 945-8617
Mark L. Bean, Director
Planning Department
Garfield CountY, Colorado
109 8th StreeL, Suite 303
Glenwood SPrings, CO 81601
Re: SPecial Use Permit APPlication
ROW94 :056
Dear Mr. Bean:
Rocky Mountain Natural Gas Company and Public Service Company of
ColoradoareapplyingforaspeciatUsePermittoconsEructanewtwelve
(12)inchsteelnaturalgastransmissionpipe}inefromRifle,Co}orado
to Glenwood Springs, Colorado as part of uhe entire pipeline projecE
fromwestofRifle,Coloradotoevon,Colorado.Thisapplication
excludesthoseportionspreviouslygrantedaspeciatusepermiton
February 22, :l/bq this new pipefinl is needed to satisfy increasing
demand for natural gas in the Roaring Fork valley and the growing
communities along the Interstate 70 (I-70) corridor'
The fol]owing documentation is enclosed herewith:
- APPlication form
- Exhibit. A (property description)
- Exhibit B (names and addresses of property owners)
- Map of the proposed pipeline route
- Easement Contracts
- EnvironmenEal Assessment
- Check fot $425 aPPlication fee
- Drawings of the above-ground structures
certain easements remain unacquired at present, but are being negotiated
or condemned. Utility crossing permitss will be obtained from the
Garfield county Road Departmen. just prior to construction. copies of
all of these aipro.rat, *irr u. "ru*it.t.d to Garfield county prior to
construcLion occuring on these properties '
ThepipelinewillbeconstructeduoDepartmentofTransportation(DoT),
Title49,CFRPart1.g2specificationswithaproposedconstruction
schedule from May 15, 1994 Eo November 1' 1994 and will operate
continuousty upon compleEion of construction'
several above-ground structures will be built with this project' The
beginning poini of the pipeline will have a pig launcher and associated
piping.Therewillbegast'apsforsomeofthelandownersalongttre
route.Therewillbeblockvalveslocatedatvariouspointsalongthe
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route.termj.nus'H;tit"iff"fir.Jii,il".: and associared pipins ar rheA stagino Ara^ _-.-_
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due ro piper ine
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his rieia.
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--- n,rdrlElng' -- ''4^ 'e desires and the
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.n.. ..lf nlr-in.=r"T:#:: ;:.::::jI ffff.:r.ffi:;,.j1-. company wilr
o on crossF.r -^-
-"rrIU' seed mix used in
ou...*r=,i5S ff";i:'#i.l::: speciric s<.o.,*"rtli -;":"fi:Srmixtures wilr be planred asHopefully the information
-i;'T::"]iili.':Ji;ff;:i", $,- ;:lT.ff::'ded. here in sa r i s ry rheappreciate<
consrrucr r thatl;;;:-i:t;1*31i"";;"::' Prease contact rhis
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3." "?hank you for your assistance.
Sincergly,.-=:- t')aa_f I r*1,+' ,James L. Xron/Right-of-way Agent
Enelosures
Pc:Greg Flickner _
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Exhibit A
Rocky Mountain NaturaL Gas Company
Towlghip_ 6 South, Ranqe 94 West, 6th p.M.Section 12: SESection 13: E/2, NESWSecti-on 24: NE
Townghip 6 South, Range 93 West, 6th p.M.Section
Section 20: A-}ISection 212 N/2Section 22: NWNI{Section 15: s/2s/2Section 14: S/2swt s/2sESection 23: n/2N/2, SENESection 24: N/2
Town:hip 6 South, Range 92 West, 6th p.M.Section
Section 20: N/2N/2Section 1T: S/2s8, NESE, S/2swSection 16: SW, SENW, S/2NESection ]-5z N/2Section 14t N/2N/2Section 11: S/2 S/2Section 13: NWNW, NENESection 12: S/2
h P.M.Section 7: SWSWSection 18: N/2section l-7: s/2Nw, N/zsw, N/2sESection 16: S/zsection 21: NENW, w/2N8, SENE, NWSE, E/2sESection 22: SW, W/2st, NESE, NESection 15: S/2
Section 14: S/2SWSection 23: N/2N/2Section 24: N/2
Iown-ship_ I South, Range 90 West, 6th p.M.Sectj-on L9: NWNW, WSection 20: S/2Section 21: S/2SWSection 28: NENW. NWNE, E/2NESection 27: N/2Section 26: NW, w/2N8, SENE, SESection 25: S/25/2Section 36: NE
Township 6 South, Range 89 VJest, 6th p.I1.
Secci on
Section 32: S/2Nw, N/ZS/2, SE}ESection 33: S/2Section 34: S/25/2
Townihip_7 South, Ranqe B9 VIest, 6..h p.14.Section 3: NE, E/2-Section 2: S/2, S,/2NE, SWNuISection 1: SWNW, N/2SW
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Exhibit, B
Rocky Mountain Nat,ural Gas Company
Property Owners Along t.he Right-of-Way
W. F. Clough
P. O. Box 685
Rif1e, CO 8l-550
Bureau of Land Management (BLM)
P. O. Box 1009
Glenwood Springs, CO 81602
*Tracts 2, L2, !6, 22, 40, 44, 49, 52, GO
Jann Ertl Trust - Theo ErtI, Trustee
3000 Youngfield St. #364
Lakewood, CO 80215
At,Ln: Theo Ertl-
Randall- & Beth Brock
0631 321 Road
Rif1e, CO 8L550
Russell & Cathy Marsh
1159 321 Road
Rifle, CO BL55O
Bobby G. & Genevie E. Hooker
8902 County Road 320
Rifle, CO 81550
.Tanet ,fohnson
Ann K. .fohnson
Mary Margaret Sandoval
c/o Gary ,fohnson
511 15th Street, Suite 500
Denver, CO 80202
Francesca Real Estate Corp.
38 E. Rivercrest
Houston, TX 77042
Attn: Stanisse Blackburn
*Tracts 8, 13, 15
Max & Donna Wheeler
9109 320 Road
Rif1e, CO 81650
Swallow Oil Co.
69 254 Road
Rifle, CO 81550
Attn: Gary Swallow
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David & Susan McKenzie
2103 County Road 321_
Rif l-e, CO 81650
BLM (see tr. 2)
Francesca ReaI Estate Corp. (see t.r. B)
Linda Loy
16 Remington Ave.
Rif1e, CO g16so
l-5. Francesca ReaI Estate Corp. (see tr. g)
16. BLM (see tr. 2)
L7 . ,f . p. powers & Co.P. O. Pox 726
Rif1e, CO 81650
Attn: rTohn powers
18. Megar fnvest,ments
4819 243 Road
New Castle, CO gl64j
Att.n: Mark Hicks
Bill & Anita Curry
51-2 346 Road
Rif 1e, CO Bl_650
.lake Billingsley & Co.
31,420 Highway 550 N.P. O. Box 19
Durang'o, CO 91301
Public Service Company of Col_orado
5909 E. 38th Avenue
Denver, CO BO2O7
Attn: Warren petraeek
BLM (see tr. 2)
Rifle Land Assoc. Ltd.
31,L L/2 8th street
Glenwood Springs, CO 81G01Attn: Robert Chancel_Lor
24. Lauro & Santos Amaya
552 352 Road
Rif1e, CO B1G5O
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25.* MobiL Oil Corporation
P. O. Box 26683
Richard, VA 232GL
Attn: Tom AIIen
*Tracts 25, 27
26. ,Joseph & Velma Weinreis
5454 County Road 346silt, co 81552
27. Mobil Oil Corporation (see
28. Robert, ,J. Wi1cox
848 24 t/2 Road
Grand .function, CO g1501
29. Tim young Baker
470G Waverly Dri_veAlexandria, LA 71301
30. Va11ey Farms, Inc.P. O. Box 248
si1t, co 8t552
Attn: Roy Mepherson
3L. Richard L. Clayton
3418 Kenneth Dr.
Palo AIto, CA 94303
32. Valley Farms, fnc.p. O. Box 248
silt, co 8L652
At.tn: Roy Mcpherson
33. Roy & Sandra Mcpherson
2065 Road 311
New Castle, CO 9L647
34. Roy & Sandra Mcpherson
Robert & Ulene Newby
2055 Road 311
New Castle, CO gi-_647
35. The parlour, fnc.
1175 Wa1nut Street
Boulder, CO BO302
Pam Graham
597 335 Road
New Castle, CO 81_647
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Todd & Tina Collins
1315 Grand Avenue
Glenwood Springs, CO 81G01
Albert & Mary Frei
5550 E. 88th Avenue
Henderson, CO gOG4O
Brit & Sharon Mclin
35380 County Road 31
Davis , CA 95G l_G
BLM (see tr. 2)
Richard, Kent, Brett & Anne Jo1ley1288 245 Road
New CastIe, CO 81,647
State of Col_orado _ Division711 Independent Ave.
Grand ,Junction, CO g1505
ATTN: Bill Clark
Ming properties, Inc.P. O. Box 78G4
Aspen, CO 91612
Attn: Gene Wright
BLM (see tr. 2)
Charlott.e A. Hood
P. O. Box 1086
Glenwood Springs, CO g1,602
*Tracts 45, 47
Robert & Cecelia Hadley
0007 Meadowood Road
GLenwood Springs, CO 91601
Charlotte A. Hood (see t.r . 4 5 )
Tuguvu - N
1901 Railroad AvenueRif1e, CO 81G50Attn: Larry Schmeuser
BLM (see tr.2)
David & Mary price
P. O. Box BB49
Aspen, CO 91,6L2
of Wildlife
47
48
49
50
58.
51. ,John & CaroL Bershenyi
2933 County Road 112
Glenwood Springs, CO gl_GO1
52. BLM (see tr. 2)
53. Ken & Carol CaIL
2gg Van Dorn Road.
Glenwood Sprj_ngs, CO g1501
54. Robert & Fay Armstrong
12L5 Spruce
Lockhart, TX 7e644
55. Robert & Eula rTohnsonOO27 149 Road
Glenwood Springs, CO 81601
55. Vern & Leanne Arbaney
0028 Cheyln Road
Glenwood Springs, CO Bl_GO1
57.* BitI ZiIm
0090 Sunlight Drive
Glenwood Springs, CO 91501
*Tracts 57, 59
Lisa Reed
P. O. Box 622
Stevenson, WA 9864g
Bill_ Zilm (see t.r. 57)
BLM (see tr. 2)
Deer park properties
13112 Highway 82Carbondale, CO gL623
Westbank Ltd.
c,/o ,fohn Huebinger
1620 Grand Avenue
Glenwood Springs, CO g1GO1
qo
60.
51.
62.
|f,*t Mountain NaturatGas Company
401 27th Street
P.O. Box 670
Glenwood Springs, CO 81602-0670
(303) 945-8617
urfi,r1;"Jt:-LD COUf.ffy
we need a cl-arification as to whether we need a new sUp orcan build this under the existing sup. pl_ease 1et me knowstatus of this proposal.
Thanks again for your help on our projects. Ioffice until_ the morning of July Gl igg+. rnplease contact Chris Conley at (:OS) ggg_7740questions.
DROGI(Y
MOUIIIIAIil
IIIATURALGAS
GOMPAilY
G;
June 23, 1-994
Sincerqly,
Dave MichaelsonGarfield County planning Dept.Suit.e 3 03
109 8th Street
Glenwood Springs, CO 81601
Glenwood Sit.e
ROW94 :1-79
Dear Dave:
Per our meeting on Tuesday, .fune 2a, 1,gg4, please find enclosedtwo maps that show our proposed facilities at our Glenwood Siteat Westbank Ranch, FiJ-ing 4. We are in the process of condemningLot 63 and will own it in fee. As we discusied, most of t.hefacili-ty was specifically covered under the special use permitfor the pipeline. The town Border Station (TbS) facilities werenot specifically addressed in the original apprication but is acommon accessory use to t.he permitted facil_ities.
if we
the
will be out of thethe rnean t.ime,if you have any
"K;;&-,vGL(/lames L. Krohe
Right -of -Way Technician
JLK/
Enclosures
Chris Conley - w/o attachments
ROGKY
MOUilTATil
IUATURATGAS
G{lMPANY
Rocky Mountain Natural Gas Company
401 27th Street
P.O. Box 670
Glenwood Springs, CO 81602-0670
(303) 945-8617
Sincerelv. /-li
,^---Etfu-
,James L. xr6fleContract Right-of-Way Agent
JLK/
Encl-osure
Alan MorganfieldPublic Service Company of COSuite 700
550 15th Street.Denver, CO 80202-4256
August 5, 1_996
Mark L. Bean, DirectorPlanning DepartmentGarfiel-d CountySuite 303
109 8th Street
Glenwood Springs, CO g1601
Re: Revegetation Report for Four Mile pipeline work; Resolution94-09L.
Dear Mr. Bean:
Please find enclosed a copy.of the ..progress Report for theRevegetation of west Four r,,Iire Hirr.;--#" had De Leuw, Cather &co. staff wark rhe hirl on ;uly 17, ts96-r;;-gi;""JJ"-r, updare onthe revegetation efforts for siid hi1r. The prog.ress Reportoutlines the findings of the revegetatj_on work.
Please review thisfree to contact mehave any questions
report at your earliest convenj-ence. Feelat the address or phone listed above if youor concerns.
PROGRESS REPORT FOR THE REVEGETATION OF WEST FOUR MILE HILL
July 30, 1996
INTRODUCTION
The purpose of this report is to document the progress of revegetation on West Four Mile Hill during
the second year after planting. This report includes a review of the project's compliance with the
revegetation performance standards and recommendations to meet the performance criteria.
SUMMARY OF FINDINGS
De Leuw, Cather staff walked West Four Mile Hill on July 17, 1996 noting the number and species of
surviving shrubs, the density coverage of grasses and erosion or weed problems. Objectives set forth
in the performance standards provided criteria to measure the progress of revegetation.
Performance Standards: -
"Revegetation will be considered successful when seeded plant species are established, woEds are a
minimal threat, other desired vegetation is invading into the disturbed area, and it meets the
objectives given for the reclamation of the areas disturbed by the pipeline construction."
Perfo rm an c e Sta n d a rds O bjectives :
. Erosion is controlled to the background levets shown on the adjacent undisturbed areas.
Erosion was controlled in all areas except at Waterbars #24, #26, #27 and #28 near the power
line access road.
. Noxious weeds are controlled though the establishment of perennial vegetation.
Grasses are dominating all areas of the easement except at the bottom of the slope. Yellow
Sweetclover is covering these areas slowing the progress of grass establishment. Thistle is
growing in scattered clumps on the berm and on the slope above it.
c Plant species that are seeded, shall be estahlished to allow a cover density of herbaceous
vegetation, equal to or greater than So%i of the cover density of the herbaceous vegetation
of the adjacent undisturbed area.
The right-of-way has filled in with grasses and is filling in from the edges with new plants
coming up from undisturbed root-mats. Grass covers all areas to a cover density of 90%
except near Waterbar #20 (a steeply graded slope with 30% grass cover density) and at the
bottom of the slope where sweetclover and thistle have invaded to be the dominant cover type.
. The visual contrast between disturbed and undisturbed areas is minimized. This can be
achieved by re-establishing ground covers, shrubs and trees of the same native plant
species as found on the disturbed areas next to the right-of-way.
lf less than 5O%o of the shrubs planted survive after a three year period, KN Energy will
replace any plants that have died up to 5O% of the total number planted. No further
replacement of dead plants will be done after the third year."
prepared by DE LEIJVU, CATHEFI A CO.
for KN ENERGY, lNc.
Revegetation Progress Report - FouR MILE HILL
July 3O, 1996
,l
The project has met the required 50% shrub survival rate. At least 54% of the Gambel,s,oak
and serviceberry planted in waterbars and contour ditches are alive and well. Waterbars close
to the bottom of the hill, #1 through g, and contour ditches A through E have an exceptional
survival rate of over 70Yo.
RECOMMENDATIONS
Control spread of canadian thistle with spot applications of herbicides (Banvel or Telar) in the
fall and spring. Monitor the control of these weeds for the next 5 years. Repeat herbicide
treatment until grass and shrubs dominate all disturbed areas.
Control of sweetclover is very difficult because there is grass growing under the weeds, making
control with herbicides difficult without adversely effecting the grasses. Sweetclover is also
growing in undisturbed areas next to the pipeline easement. Sweetclover, because it is an
annual could most likely be controlled by mowing or pulling the plant early in the spring before
it has had time to drop seed.
Repair gully erosion at Waterbars #24, #26, #27 and #28 near the power line access road.
Repair water bar where water has broken through. Add straw bales to divert water toward the
waterbar ditch. Add bales at the end of the ditch to slow water flow thus minimizing gully
erosion in undisturbed areas and along the access road.
PROJECT BACKGROUND
Duringthesummerandfall of 1994,KNEnergy, lnc.installed a1l-inch natural gaspipelineonthewest
and east hills facing Four Mile Creek. The pipeline was constructed as an underground utility within a 50-
foot wide easement crossing Bureau of Land Management (BLM) lands and private properties.
Pipeline construction required clearing the easement of all trees, shrubs and ground cover before grading
and trenching. The dense cover of Gambel's oak and serviceberry was removed, exposing a light iotoreOdirt stripe up the wooded hillside. The stripe could be seen from County Road 127 and a number of
homes in the valley.
In response to complaints from residents and a request from BLM, KN Energy asked revegetation
specialists from De Leuw, Cather & Company to prepare a revegetaton plan for the west hillside. The
plan and its performance standards were the result of numerous meetings with BLM staff and a CitizensAdvisory Committee during the summer of 1994. Revegetation activities included planting and
transplanting seedlings of Gambel's oak, serviceberry and other native plants; spreading grass seed, and
installing erosion control measures on the steep slope. A copy of the performance standards is attached
to this report.
REVEGETATION METHODS
Erosion Control Measures: A total of 31 waterbars and 14 contour ditches were constructed to prevent
gully erosion and capture surface water for use by plants installed along waterbar ditches. Waterbars were
built to capture, slow and divert water off of the right-or-way. Contour ditches are v-shaped ditches built
in the middle of the slope to hold water but not divert it. Waterbars were armored with large boulders to
discourage access on the pipeline easement by ATVs or four-wheel-drlve vehicles.
for KN ENERGv, lNc. July 3O, 1996
1)
2)
Native Shrub Planting Methods: Native species of Gambel's oak and serviceberry were planted along
the waterbars and in contour ditches to reduce the visual contrast between disturbed and undisturbed
areas. Three different sizes of plants were installed dependent on the planting location of the hillside: 5-
gallon containers, 2-gallon containers, and tubelrng sized containers. Larger plants were placed near the
bottom of the slope where they would be more visible to residents and motorists.
Small oaks and junipers were transplanted from areas next to the easement, onto waterbars and contour
ditches. The process involved trenching along each side of the oak, scooping it up with a track-hoe
bucket, and immediately placing the plant in its new location. The moving distance was about 1S-feet,
equal to the length of the track-hoe's arm and bucket.
Special Techniques for Visual Mitigation: The base of West Four Mile Hill required special treatment
because it was adjacent to valley residents. A 4-foot high berm was graded into the existing undisturbed
slopes. Three 5 to 6 foot tall Utah junipers were placed on the berm to screen views to the pipeline
easement. This is the only location junipers were planted on West Four Mile Hill.
The following table shows the plant species, quantities and sizes planted on West Four Mile Hill:
Specie
Utah Juniper
Gambel's oak
Serviceberry
Gambel's oak
Gambel's oak
Serviceberry
Size
5 to 6 Feet
5 Gallon
5 Gallon
2 Gallon
Tubeling i
Tubeling
Quantity
J
57
57
9'1
829
240
Planting began on September 15, 1994 and ended in early Novemberwhen snow set in. A temporary,
gravity fed irrigation system was set up to water all plants as they were installed. The system was moved
up hill as planting progressed. No additional irrigation was done after the initial planting.
All plants were installed with fertilizer tablets and a synthetic humectant in the backfill mixture to help retain
water in the plant root-zone. Plants were sprayed with a game repellent in an effort to minimize browsing
by deer and elk. At the berm, weed barrier mats were used to cut down competition from weeds and
retain as much moisture as possible. This material was used as far upslope as quantities would allow.
Seeding Methods: The final step of the revegetation process, after earthwork and planting was complete,
was to seed the right-of-way. Seeding was done with a predetermined seed mix called out in the
Environmental lmpact Statement (E.l.S.) for this pipeline. The mix included western, slender and
bluebunch wheatgrasses, indian ricegrass, small burnet, prostrate summer cypress, founruing saltbrush,
and big sage brush. The seed was spread with hand-held rotary seeders at a rate of 9.3 pounds of pure
live seed per acre. The seed was then raked into the soil and slash was spread out to cover the new
seed.
Upon laying the slash, West Four Mile Hill revegetation activities were complete.
Growing Conditions
Forthe first growing season in 1995, weatherconditions were excellent. Spring rains continued through
early summer providing consistent moisture to germinate grass seed. Snowfall was good during the winter
of 1995-96. To date, the weather during the 1996 growing season has produced less precipitation than
the 1995 season.
prepared by DE LEUW, CATHEF, e
for KN ENERGY, lNc.July 3O, 1996
Typical landscape maintenance activities were not performed on the pipeline right-of-way. The berm was
the only area to receive additional irrigation water (by truck) during the summer of 19g5.
Present Conditions
Arevegetation inspection was performed on July 17, 1996. The right-of-way has filled in with grasses to
a cover density of 90%. Grass establishment was less successful near water bar #20. This is probably
due to this south facing slope receiving more sun and the soil drying out at a faster rate.
Two other areas where grass establishment is poor is at the berm and near water bar #10, where the
ground was severely disturbed from a deep bench cut. Yellow Sweetclover, an invasive weed is slowing
grass establishment. lt is thriving on the undisturbed outlying areas adjacent to the pipeline right-of-way.
Sweetclover has invaded the rightof-way at these two locations and is the dominant plant cover specie!.
Grasses have established themselves as an under story. Over time grasses will most likely out compete
Sweetclover. Because Sweetclover is an annual, it could be controlled by pulling the plant early in the
spring before it has had time to drop seed.
New oaks are sprouting from undisturbed root-mats. Nursery stock planted in water bars ahd contour
ditches are also well established. The attached spread sheet gives a detailed survival rate of planted stock
by location and general comments on the easement condition. Five of the seven transplants have survived
and are healthy.
Performance Standards
Based on the agreed to performance standards stat0d earlier in this document, the revegetation effort has
met the criteria to this point with a survival rate of nearly 54o/o. A close look at the attached spread sheet
shows that water bars #1 through 9 and contour ditches A through E had an exceptional survival rate of
over 70o/o. These locations where closely mapped to show where and how many plants were installed.
These locations are also believed to be a more accurate representation of the revegetation success rate
of the overall length of Four Mile Hill.
One factor that was not included in the attached spread sheet quantities was that of the number of
volunteer oaks, serviceberry and rose growing from undisturbed root mats on the easement. This is a key
factor to any revegetation process because these plants are growing off of a well established root system
and will grow faster than nursery stock. lf these plants were included in the inventory, a much higher
survival rate would have been calculated.
prepared by DE LEIJW, C.ATHEF| & CO.
foT KN ENERGY, INc.July 3O, 1996
46
FOUR MILE HILL REVEGETATION REPORT - SECOND YEAR PERFORMANCE EVALUATIONGarfield County, Colorado near Glenwood Springs lnventory Date: 17_Jul_96
PLANT SURVIVAL RATES
Location plant Species SizeBerm Juniper 5,to 6'
Oak 5 Gallon
Serviceberry 5 Gallon
No. Planted No. Surviving
33'15 15
22 10
Waterbar #2
in Ditch
in Front
in Ditch
in Front
Waterbar #3
in Ditch
in Front
Waterbar #4
in Ditch
in Front
in Ditch
in Front
Waterbar #5
in Ditch
in Front
in Ditch
in Front
Waterbar #6
in Ditch
in Front
in Ditch
in Front
Oak
Serviceberry
Oak
Oak
Serviceberry
Serviceberry
Oak
Oak
Serviceberry
Oak
Oak
Serviceberry
Juniper/Oak
Spruce/Fir
Oak
Serviceberry
Oak
Oak
Serviceberry
Serviceberry
Oak
Oak
Serviceberry
Oak
Oak
Serviceberry
Serviceberry
Oak
Serviceberry
Oak
Oak
Serviceberry
Serviceberry
Survival Rate
5 Gallon
5 Gallon
Tubeling
Tubeling
Tubeling
Tubeling
Transplant
Survival Rate
5 Gallon
5 Gallon
Tubeling
Tubeling
Tubeling
Transplant
Transplant
Survival Rate
5 Gallon
5 Gallon
Tubeling
Tubeling
Tubeling
Tubeling
Transplant
Survival Rate
5 Gallon
5 Gallon
Tubeling
Tubeling
Tubeling
Tubeling
Survival Rate
Percentage
100%
100%
45%
70%
100%
100%
93%
57%
100%
100%
o%
84%
100%
100%
33%
18%
33%
100%
100%
39%
100%
100%
36%
70%
100%
100%
100%
54%
75%
100%
50%
410 /zt /o
56%
50%
49%
100%
100%
64%
77%
100%
50%
74%
40
4
1
27
14
8
1
1
28
4
1
25
o
B
1
0
56
J
2
JO
11
J
1
1
47
3
2
12
2
1
1
1
57
J
2
Jb
10
J
1
1
22
J
)
13
J
1
1
56
4
1
28
11
9
2
30
?
1
14
3
6
1
5 Gallon
5 Gallon
Tubeling
Tubeling
Tubeling
Tubeling
Survival Rate
55
2
2
22
13
5
2
27
2
2
14
10
q
1
4MILEVEG.XLS
34
Page 1
PLANT SURVIVAL RATES
Location
Waterbar #7
Waterbar #8
Waterbar #9
Plant Species Size No. Planted No. Surviving percentage
Nothing planted but 6 oaks and 4 serviceberry are vorunteering upsrope,
approximately 10' to 15' from waterbar.
Nothing planted but 17 oaks and g serviceberry are volunteering in the
ditch location.
Oak
Serviceberry
30
o
1
q
1
4
2
0
36
34
o
1
C)
1
4
tr
1
in Ditch Oak
in Front Oak
in Ditch Serviceberry
in Front Serviceberry
5 Gallorr
5 Gallon
Tubeling
Tubeling
Tubeling
Tubeling
Survival Rate
2 Gallon
Tubeling
Tubeling
Survival Rate
2 Gallon
Tubeling
Tubeling
Survival Rate
2 Gallcn
2 Gallon
Tubeling
Tubeling
Tubeling
Tubeling
Transplant
Survival Rate
2 Gallon
Tubeling
Tubeling
Tubeling
Tubeling
Transplant
Survival Rate
2 Gallon
Tubeling
Tubeling
Tubeling
Transplant
SurvivalRate
Total
Oak
Oak
Serviceberry
Oak
Oak
Serviceberry
Oak
Oak
Oak
Oak
Serviceberry
Serviceberry
Oak
Oak
Oak
Oak
Serviceberry
Serviceberry
Oak
Oak
Oak
Oak
Serviceberry
Juniper
100o/o
100%
73%
60%
100%
67%
7s%
1O0o/o
100%o
90%
94%
100%
84%
B0%
88%
100%
100%
83%
100%
100%
40%
0%
81%
100%
88%
50%
100%
33%
100%
86%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
140%
71%
4
1
26
15
6
J
4
1
19
I
6
2
Contour Ditch A
Contour Ditch B
Contour Ditch G
in Front
in Ditch
in Front
in Ditch
in Front
Contour Ditch D
in Ditch
in Front
in Ditch
in Front
Contour Ditch E
55
10
5
20
41
10
5
1B
35
10
19
5
33
10
16
4
27
10
'16
2
4
J
I
22
10
14
1
4
1
1
36
IU
22
2
1
1
31
'10
22
a
1
1
36
533
4MILEVEG.XLS
381
Page 2
PLANT SURVIVAL RATES
Location plant Species No. Planted No. Surviving Percentage
Waterbar #10 was broken into 3 ditches as described below:
Ditch 1 of 3 Oak unknown unknown T
Size
unknown
unknown
unknown
unknown
unknown
unknown
unknown
unknown
unknown
unknown
unknown
unknown
unknown
unknown
unknown
unknown
unknown
unknown
unknown
unknown
unknown
unknown
unknown
unknown
unknown
13
20
13
12
13
11
1/2 way.
17
10
10 feet into the
Ditch 2 of 3
Serviceberry
Oak
Serviceberry
Ditch3of3 Oak
Serviceberry
Waterbar #11 Oaks
Serviceberry
NOTE:
Waterbar #12 Oaks
Serviceberry
NOTE
Waterbar #13 Oaks
Serviceberry
NOTE.
Waterbar #14 Oaks
Add approximately 50% more plants to total if vorunteers are to be counted.
Waterbar located at boftom of first steep pitch above ftatter area
unknown 1
unknown 7
unknown 5
unknown 11
unknown 6
unknown 24unknown 4
unknown 32
unknown 7
Add approximately 20% more plants to totar if votunteers are to be counted.
Waterbar located 1/2 way up steep pitch
Waterbar located at top of steep pitch. Drains to nofth
NOTE:
Waterbar #15 Oaks
NOTE:
Waterbar #16
Waterbar #17
NOTE:
Waterbar #18
NOTE:
Contour Ditch F
Waterbar #19
NOTE:
Contour Ditch G
NOTE:
Serviceberry
Waterbar slopes to nofth.
This waterbar is unplanted.
Serviceberry
Waterbar slopes to nofth
Oaks
Serviceberry
unknown 30
unknown 1
Next structure is 75 to 100 yards upslope with a Cathodic Iesf Stalion -
Oaks unknown unknown 7
unknown 4Serviceberryunknown
Location of structure is at the bottom of the next pitch and it slopes to the south.
This is an unplanted contour ditch
Oaks unknown
Serviceberry unknown
This structure is 2/3 way up steep pitch and has oaks volunteering
righlof-way on the south side.
Oaks unknown 3 2
Both serviceberry and oaks are volunteering on the south side of the right-of-way
and Roses are stafting to come in as well.
4MILEVEG.XLS Page 3
PLANT SURVIVAL RATES
Location Ptant Species size No. Planted No. surviving percentage
Waterbar #20 Oaks unknown unknown .lg
NOTE: This tocation is where the second vetlical bench cut was made. Ttte hillside ti,as reformed to
slope to the south. Possibty because ofaspecl the grass coveragedrops to approximatety 30%"
The top of the waterbar sfarfs al the power pote.
waterbar #21 This is an unplanted waterbar that slopes to the southwest.
Waterbar #22 This is an unplanted waterbar that slopes to the southwest and starts approximately
where the top of the bench cut starts.
Waterbar #23 Oak
Serviceberry
Oak
2 Gallon
5 Gallon
Tubeling
unknown 5
unknown 3
unknown 10
NOTE:This waterbar is located at the top of the very highest flat stretch and slopes to the
south. A Cathodic Iesf Staflon is approximatety 30 feet uphilt.
Waterbar #24 This is an unplanted waterbar that slopes to the south. lt potentially could have ,,
sloped to the north al a 45 degree angle. Some erosion was apparent a bove the
structure and seemed to have broken through it at the bottom.
Waterbar #25 This is an unplanted waterbar that slopes to the south at bottom of a steep pitch.
Waterbar #26 This is an unplanted waterbar that slopes to the south. The top starts just below
the access road midway up the stgep pitch. Water is flowing down the road and
is spilling over and eroding downslope about 1/3 in from the north edge.
Waterbar #27 This is an unplanted waterbar that slopes to the north. Water is channelizing on
the north edge of the right-of-way 50' to 60' above the waterbar and is eroding into
the waterbar formlng an undercutting of the waterbar and eroding directly into the
access road.
Waterbar #28 Oak unknown unknown 12NOTE: This waterbar has sorne flowline erosion in it and could be the source of the channelized flow
coming from the nofth part of the right-of-way as mentioned in the waterbar #27 write-up.
rheaccessroadagaincrossedtherighlof-way1/2wayupslopetothenextstructure. Atiretrack
is allowing the water to channelize and the flow is going direcily into waterbar #2g
There is a Cathodic Iest Sialron 1/2 way from the road to the next structure.
waterbar #29 This is an unplanted waterbar sloping to the south. lt starts just above the second
tower from the top.
Waterbar #30 This is an unplanted waterbar sloping to the north. lt is at the bottom of the last
steep pitch to the top.
Contour Ditch H This is an unplanted contour ditch 1/2way between waterbars #30 and #31.
Waterbar #31 This is an unplanted waterbar sloping to the north and has a litile erosion in the
flowline.
Contour Ditch I This is an unplanted contour ditch 1l2way between the top of the slope and
waterbar #3.1.
End lnventory
NOTE: Waterbars #1 O through 31 and contour ditches F through I, revegetation activites elsewhere on the
pipeline easement did not allow for detailed mapping of planting locations. Therefore, the planted
quantitiy of each species in "unknown," and a true survival rate can not be calculated.
4MILEVEG.XLS Page 4
378
Plant Survivalsummary
Logged Quantities Subtotal:
Quantities from waterbars 1 through 9 and contour ditches A through E
4'to 5 'Juniper
2 Gal. Oak
5 Gal. Oak
5 Gal. Serviceberry
Oak Tubeleling
Serviceberry Tubeling
Transplants
Subtotal:
Unmapped Quantities Subtotal:
Quantities from waterbars 1o through 31 and contour ditches F through r.
Oak (unknown size)
Serviceberry (unknown size)
Subtotat:
Unaccounted for plants:
Plants ordered: 4 to 5 Ft. Utah Juniper
5 Gailon Oak
5 Gallon Servlceberry
2 Gallon Oak
Tubeting Oak
Tubeling Serviceberry
Oaks to be accounted for:
Serviceberry to be accounted for:
474
222
84
306
::
No. Ordered No. Surviving. 2 B located
50
35
30
275
74
7
a
50
31
19
202
68
5
100%
100%
89%
63%
73o/o
92%
71%
80%
3
31
19
50
202
68
- 283
87
Plants used on Price property designated for John Bershneys rand:
2 Gallon Oak: 29
57
E1
120
844
281
738
251
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164
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455
164
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100.00%
51.69%
57.58%
71.43%
53.27%
Tubeling Oak:
Tubeling Serviceberry:
Plant Survivability Totals:
Juniper percentage:
Oak percentage:
Serviceberry percentage:
Transplant percentage:
TOTAL:
Missing total minus plants used on price property equals 2year die-off quantity.Oaks 45S _ 44 411
Serviceberry 41
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505
171
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Page 5
CONTRACT TO BIIY AND SELL REAL ESTATE(Parties' Remedies Limited to Liguidat.ed Damages)
Garfield County, Colorado April 5, 1,994
l-. W. F. Clough aka William F. Clough, hereinafter caIled
"Se1Ier", hereby acknowledges having received from ROCKY MOUNTAIN
NATURAL GAS COMPANY, a Colorado corporation, hereinafter called
"Purchaser", the sum of $3,881.50 in the form of company check
bearing a date of March 2, 1-994 as part payment for the following
described real estate in the County of Garfield, Colorado, to-wit.:
A PARCEL OF I,AND SITUATED IN THE SE% OF SECTION 12 AND IN THE NE%
OF SECT]ON ].3, TOWNSHIP 5 SOUTH, RANGE 94 WEST OF THE 5TH PRINCIPA],
MERIDIAN, COUMTY OF GARFIELD, STATE OF COLORADO; SAID PARCEI, BEING
MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS:
COMMENCING AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SAID SECTTON L2, A STONE IN
PLACE; THENCE N 74044138" W 1883.97 FEET TO A POIMI ON THE WESTERLY
EDGE OF AN EXISTING ROAD, THE TRUE POINT OF BEG]NNING; THENCE THE
FOLLOWING FIFTEEN (15) COURSES ALONG THE WESTERLY EDGE OF SAID
ROAD:
l_. s 28o03'09" E 41.39 FEET
2. S 1_704913'7l' E 48.39 FEET
3. S 10052'00" E 74.31 FEET
4. S L0021'09" E 53.09 FEET
5. S a2007t47' E 78.69 FEET
6. S 14053'03" E 76.32 FEET
7. S 20035'15" E 65.94 FEET
B. S 2]-0]-2'05" E 59.33 FEET
9. S 21053'05" E 80.09 FEET
10. s 2Lo20'25" E 59.62 FEET
11. S 23001'45" E 78.88 FEET
1,2. S 25011'55" E 32.35 FEET
13. S 23048'50" E 58.89 FEET
1_4 . S L7 0 50 | 32" E 64 .45 FEET
15. S 00008'37" E 33.04 FEET
THENCE LEAVING THE WESTERLY EDGE OF SAID ROAD N 8503415'7'' W 83.23
FEET; THENCE N 79015139" W 339.67 FEET; THENCE S 87057'55" W 99.28
FEET; THENCE S'740L8135r' W 193.1-5 FEET; THENCE N 4701-2'02" W 308.84
FEET; THENCE N 40044104" E 159.50 FEET; THENCE N 53005'22" E 237.62
FEET; THENCE N 35023'00" E 203.33 FEET; THENCE N 35030'18" E 1-60.57
FEET; THENCE N 52015r40" E 59.15 FEET; THENCE N 52000'25r' E l.09.52
FEET TO THE TRUE POINT OF BEGINNING; SAID PARCEL CONTAINING 9.704
ACRES, MORE OR LESS.
TOGETHER WITH A 4O. OO FOOT NON-EXCLUSIVE ACCESS AND UTIL]TY
EASEMENT BEING 20. OO FEET TO EACH SIDE OF THE CENTERLINE OF THE
EXISTING ROAD TO THE ABOVE-DESCRIBED PROPERTY; SAID EASEMENT TO
EXTEND FROM THE 5 & 24 HIGHWAY RIGHT-OF-WAY TO THE NORTHEASTERI-,Y
CORNER OF THE ABOVE- DESCRIBED PROPERTY; EXCEPT AND RESERVING ALL
MINERALS OF WHATSOEVER KIND OR CHARACTER IN, UNDER AND UPON OR THAT
MAY BE PRODUCED FROM THE ABOVE-DESCRIBED LAND; PROVIDED THAT NO
OPERATIONS FOR THE EXPLORATION, PRODUCTION OR STORAGE OF OIL AND
GAS OR OTHER MINERAI,S S}IALI, BE CONDUCTED ON THE I-,ANDS DESCRIBED
ABOVE.
2. The Purchaser hereby agrees to buy the Property, and the
undersigned Se11er hereby agrees to seIl the Property, upon the
terms and conditions stated herein. The Purchaser acknowledges the
Purchaser has physically and personally inspected the Property,
incl-uding but not limited to, any improvements and the surface of
the ground, and accepts the Property in al-l- respects in its present
condition as is,
3. The purchase price shall be U.S. $38,815.00, payable as
follows: $3,881.50 hereby receipted for; and the balance of
#34,934.40 shall be due and payable at. closing, subject to normal
closing adjustments as provided in paragraph I be1ow.
4. There is no personal property presently on the Property;
and. no personal property shal1 be transferred with or as part of
t,he sale of the Property.
5. The Sell-er specifically represents that trhe above-
d.escribed real estate is noL homestead property as defined by the
laws of the State of Colorado.
6. This Contract shal1 not be assignable by Purchaser
without the advance written consent of SeI1er, except to an
affiliate of Purchaser.
7. Se11er shal-] cause a current commitment for an ownerrs
policy of t.it.Ie insurance in an amount equal to the purchase price
Lo be furnj-shed to Purchaser by a title company of Se11er's choice
within one week from the date of approval of this contract. Se11er
shal-l cause the owner's title insurance policy to be furnished t.o
Purchaser, after delivery and recording of the general warranty
deed. Consistent with the provisions of paragraph 8 below, Se11er
sha11 pay the premium for the owner's policy of title insurance.
8. The parties shall meet at closing t.o execute and deliver
the documents and sums of money required under this Contract on or
before June !, 1-994, the closing date, at such place or time as t.he
parties shall agree. The parties shall provide for and pay at such
Lime and place the cosLs and expenses normally incurred
respectively by a "buyer" and a "seller" upon a transfer of title
to real estate.
9. Title- shalr_ be good and merchantable in serler, except asotherwise stated in this dontract. subject to payment or tend.er asabove-provided and compl-iance by purch"6"r with the other terms andprovisions hereof, se11er shalI "*."ri.-and deliver a good and suf-ficient generar warranry deed to p"r"rr"L";-;;';;"* closing dare,conveying the Property tree and clear of any 1easel and of allt,axes and assessments, except the general proplrav-i""." for 1994,which Purchaser shaI1 pay (-see parJgrrph rr-. below) ; and subj ect tothe f ollowing: u. s. - pltent res&vitions and exceptions; allrecorded or apparent iigtrts-of-way and easementsi- uuirding andzoning regulations and arr other g9r"i"*ental laws, regulations,resolutions and restrict.ions. Aft closing cosis- ana any otherencumbrance required to be paid at or beforl .i;;i";; may be paidat the time of closing froir the proceeds of this transact.ion orfrom any other source.
10. Except. and subject to the matters stated in paragraph 9,if title is not merchantinre and written notice of defects is givenby Purchaser or Purchaserfs attorney to Sel1er or Seller,s attorneywithin ten days after the title committment is furnished toPurchaser by seIler, then seller shaIl use reasonable effort tocorrect sai-d defects prior to the closing date. rf seIler isunabre to correct said defects on or before said date, dtPurchaser's_option this Contract sha1I be void and of no effect andeach P$ty hereto shal-l be released from a1l- ourigaiions hereunderand- all- payments -and things of value received heieunder by se1lershal-I be returned to purc[aser, without j-nterest.
11 ' General- taxes for 1-994, based on the assessments and fevymost current and available from the assessorrs and treasurer'soffice of Garf_ie1d county, cororado, shaIl be ,ppoiiioned to dateof c1o-sing. purchaser is responsible for and sharl pay when duegeneral Laxes for L994 and subsequent years.
L2. fn Lhe event. the property isflood or other casualt.y between the dat.edate of delivery of deed, purchaser *ryContract, in which case all payments and
13. The purchasecontingent upon purchaser
approval f r:om Garf ieldcooperate with purchaser
14. Possession of
substantially damaged byof this Contract. and theelect to terminate thisthings of value received
provided that Purchaser sha11 also have theProperty for purposes of conducting site
hereunder sha1l be j-mmediat.eiy- returned to Purchaser on demand.
of t,he above-described property isobtaining a subdivision exemptidn o, tit eC.ounty. Sel1er specifically agrees toin obtaining said exemption or approval.
the Property shall_ be deli-vered toPurchaser upon closing,right of access to thestudies before closing.
15. T:Lme is of the essence hereof. rf any check received asearnest money hereunder or any ot.her payment due hereunder is not
paid, honored or tendered whe-n due, or i{ pny other obligationhereunder is not performed ""
-tr.r"i-ri piovided, t,here sharl be thefollowing remediei:
(a) rF PURCHASER rs rN DEFAULT, t,hen arr- payments andthings of value received hereunder shar] be'forfeii;e by purchaserand retained on behalf of selIer a"a uoli, parties sharl thereafterbe released from,arr ob]igations rr"i""rra... rt. is agreed t.hat suchpayment's and things of value are LTQUTDATED DAI,IAGES and are theSELLER ' s soLE AIID ONLY REMEDY f or the Purchaser, s f ail-ure toperform the obl-igations of this contracl._ !e11er expressly waivesthe remedies of specific performance and additi_onii-aamages.
(b) IF SELLER IS rN DEFAULT, PUTChASCT MAY C]-CCI IOtreat this contract as terminatea,-1" ,hich "r".-"rr payments andthings of value received hereunder sharl be returned to purchaser.rt is agreed that such r"t^y_It of payments and things of value arethe PURCHASERTS soLE AND oNLv nulandv for the seller,s faiLure t.operform the obligations of this contiact. purchaser expresslywaives the remedies of speciri-c perio-*"rr.u and additional- damages.
1-6. rn the evenL, of -any ritigation arising out of or as aresult of t.his contract, the court ""rrrrr award. io the prevaili_ngparLy all reasonable costs and e>cpe"""",--inciuai-ng "tl"r"eys, fees.
t7 . Additional provisions:
(A) Each party to this contracL has received the adviceof 1ega1 counsel, oi rrri been afforded !h" opport.unity to do so,pri-or to signing this contract.
_ The parties acknowl_edge t.hey ful1yunderstand all of the terms and proiisions herein cJntained, andagree t,o be bound by them, and that the individuaG signing intfgir representatj-ve -c-apacities rra"" u".r, authorized to enter int.othis Contract on behali of the parti;;:
(B) A11 provisions hereof which require or contemplat.ea continuing duty Lo perform by eitirei party following closingshall- survive the delitSty of waria"Jv b""a and the other documentshereunder.
18. This instrument is a contract. between serrer andPurchaser and shal1 i-nure to the benefit of the successors andassigns of such parties, subject to thl-provisions oi- p-r"graph 5above concerning non-assignm6nt -Uy-eurJhu"ur.
W. F. Clough aka Wi1liam F.Clough
4
ROCKY MOUNTAIN NATURAL GAS
Harlan E.
President Hansen, Vice
Sell-er's Address: p.O. Box Gg5, Rifle, COPurchaser's Address: p.O. Box 570, Glenwood
8155 o
Springs, CO 81602
STATE OP GIOrdd,O
couNrY or 6arl;e(d ss.SELLER' S ACKNOWLEDGMENT
The above and foregoing CoNTRACT To Buy AND SELL REAL ESTATE
Y?= syff,cribed, sworn to and acknowr-edged before me this L*- - d^iot ffl'YtL , t994, by W. F. Clough aka Wi1llam f . CtougfrlSELLER.
WITNESS my hand and official seal_.
Public
COMPANY,
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)"". PURCHASER'S ACKNOWLEDGMENT
)
WfTNESS my hand and official seal_.
STATE OF COLORADO
COUNTY OF GARFTELD
The above and foregoing GoNTRACT To BIry AND SELL
:?" Jryfita, sworn t"-"r.a-"ct nowreag.d uurore me rhilE?ry'Hi:t -,fl(ltrl , , 7.994, by Harlan E. Hansen, vice preEiGt oiRocky Ivl6untain Natural Gas company, a colorado corporation,PURCHASER.
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(3OS) 761-4367 r fox (303) 761-437q
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Rocky Mountain Natural Gas Company
401 27th Street
P.O. Box 670
Glenwood Springs, CO 81602-0670
(303) 945-8617
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alune 14 , L994
Mark L. Bean, Director
Planning Department
Garfield County, Colorado
109 Bth Street, Suite 303
Glenwood Springs, CO 8150L
Re:Special Use Permit Application - Rifle Site
ROW94:171
Dear Mr, Bean:
Rocky Mountain Natural Gas Company and Public Service Company of
Colorado are applying for a Special Use permiL Eo construct a
Measurement, Gas Plant. and Gas Conditioning Facilit,y. The facility will
be installed on property thaL the above-named companies have a purchase
contract on. The property is locat.ed wesE of Rifle near the existing
compressor stat.ions owned by Questar, Public Service Company of Colorado
and williams Field services. This property and eguipment will be the
beginning point of a pipeline project that Garfield count.y recently
issued a specj-a1 use permit for (Rif1e/avon L2,, pipeline).
This facili-ty was designed under 49 cFR, ch. 1-, part 192 and with therecognition of t.he fact that. there would be numerous "suppliers" of gasinto t.he pipeline with differing volumes and varying amounts of waLervapor, liguids and oEher deleterious matter ftowing in t.heir gas. Toprotect pipeline operations, and subsequent customer serviee, the scopeof t.he inret, facilities was designed to incrude gas filtrat,ion andliguids separation, vorumetric and t.hermal measurement, dehydration,outlet gas odorization and the infrastructure need.ed to support andcontrol these operations.
upon further investigation of the pipeline gas supplies, it was foundthat certain portions of the inret gas wirl have a hydrocarbon
composition with the potential- to ,,cond.ense" to liguid once deriveredinto customer distribution operations. As a result, the inletfacilities have been expanded to include addit.ional gas conditioningeguipment (a gas plant) which will refrigerate t.he gas, condense and
remove the unwanted port.ion and eLiminate this concern. The equipment
associaEed with the gas plant includes two internal-combustion enginesdrivi-ng refrigerant (propane) compressors (to provide cooling of thegas), severar heat exchangers, associated vessels, piping and controlfacilities, and storage tanks for the removed liquid hydrocarbonproduct. The pIant, and sEation piping will- be designed so as to process
Mark L. Bean
,fune 14, 7994
Page Three
The facitity will be constructed. t,o Department of Transportation (DoT)specifications with a proposed. construction schedule from .ru1y 25, tgg/.to November, 1994. rt is ant,icipated that this faciliEy will operatenearly continuously.
To address Garfierd county Zoni-ng Resolution 79- L, 5.03.02 conclusionsare submitted as follows:
Pipeline construction and. operation will- not have any ad.verse impactupon existing lawfur use of water t,hrough depletion or porrut.ion ofsurface run-off, stream flow or ground water. No water J_s required.to operate the facility. water for wash stations and/or bathioom usewil-I be stored in a tank in one of the buildings. Mini_mal amounts ofwater would be used for these systems. sewage wirl be dispersed int,oa septic system or porta potties.
rnstarlation will be on company property. There wirr- be no long t,ermadverse impact on adjacent rand from generation of vapor, dust,smoke, noise, glare, vibrat,ion or ot.her emanations. Duringconstruction, certain of these conditions may be encountered but willbe miti-gated when necessary by measures described in theEnvironmental Assessment (see Appendix A _ Resource protection
Measures) - A copy of the noise assessment for the facirity isatt.ached.
Impact on wildl-ife and,/or domestic animals will bemigration routes are being changed or obstructed.be fenced upon completion of construction.
minimal. No
The facility will
' Faci-lity const,ruction may cause some short-term t,raffic impact.Construction personnel in the vicinity will add to overall- traffi_c.Upon completion of construction, traffic will return to prior level-swith no long-term impact. public service company of coloradoemployees will- check the facility. These employees are already nextdoor at their existing facilit.y.
o No adverse impact t.o abutting property will occur due to the facilj_tyoperation. The area already mainly consists of pipeline facilitiessuch as the euestar, williams Fierd service and pubric service
Company of Colorado operations. Barrett Resources and. Bonnevj-I1ealso have pipelines in close proximicy to our site.
Hopefully the information and materials provided. herein satisfy thereguirements to issue the special use permit.. pl-ease contact thisoffice shoul-d additional information be needed. otherwise, it wilr beappreciated that the permiL be processed at your earliest convenience asconstruction is slated to begin ,Ju1y 25 , Lg94.
Mark
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Thank you for your assistance.
Sincerely, I
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Right -of -Way Technician
Enclosures
pc: Greg Flickner
Keith Ground _
Larry Corte _
- Glenwood Springs, Operations
Lakewood, Engineering
Lakewood, Legat
EXH]BIT A
PROPERTY DESCRIPTTON
ROCKY MOUNTA]N NATURALPUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF
OF THE ,.]O]NT
GAS COMPANY AND
COLORADO FACILTTY
A PARCEL oF LAND srruATED rN THE sETa oF sECTroN 12 AND rN THENE% oF sECTroN 13, TowNSHrp G sourH, RANGE 94 WEST oF THE 6THPRINCIPAL MERID]AN, COTINTY OF GARFIdIO, STATE OF COLORADO; SAIDPARCEL BETNG MORE PART]CULARLY DESCR]BED AS FOLLOWS:
COMMENCING AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SAID SECTTON 12, A STONE ]NPLACE; THENCE N 74o44t3g,,w 1883.97 FEET To A porNT oN THEWESTERLY EDGE OF AN EXISTTNG ROAD, THE TRUE PO]NT OF BEGTNNING;THENCE THE FOLLOW]NG F]FTEEN (15) COUNSES ALONG THE WESTERLY EDGEOF SAID ROAD:
1. S 29003,og" E 41.39 FEET2. S 1_7049137" E 48.3g FEET3. s 10052'oo" E 74.31 FEET4. S 10021'Og" E 53.09 FEET
5 . S 720 07 t 47tr E 7g .69 FEET6. S 14053'03,, E 76.32 FEET7. S 20036'15" E 65.94 FEETB. S 27_072'05" E 69 .33 FEET9. S 21053'05' E go.0B FEET10. s 21,020r25" E 69.62 FEET11. S 23001'45" E 7g.gg FEET1,2. s 25011'55" E 32.35 FEET13. S 23049'50" E 59.89 FEETL4. S L7c50'32" E 64.45 FEET15. S 00008'37" E 33.04 FEET
THENCE LEAVTNG THE WESTERLY EDGE OF SA]D ROAD N 86O34'57U W 83.23FEET; THENCE N 79015'39" w 33g.67 FEET; THENCE s 87057156, w99.28 FEET; THENCE s 740i-8,35,, w 193.15 FEET; THENCE N 47 ot2to2jlw 308.84 FEET; THENCE N 40o44,04" E r-59.60 FEET; THENCE N53005'22" E 237.62 FEET; THENCE N 36023,00,, E 203.33 FEET; THENCEN 35030r18" E 150.57 FEET; THENCE N 52o1G'40', E 59.15 FEET;THENCE N 52OOOI25II E L09.52 FEET TO THE TRUE POINT OF BEGINNTNG;SATD PARCEL CONTAINING g.704 ACRES, MORE OR LESS.
TOGETHER WTTH A 40. OO FOOT ACCESS AND UTTLTTY EASEMENT BETNG2O.OO FEET TO EACH SIDE OF THE CENTERL]NE OF THE EXTST]NG ROAD TOTHE ABOVE DESCR]BED PROPERTY; SA]D EASEMENT To ExTEND FRoM THE 5&. 24 HIGHWAY R]GHT-OF-WAY TO THE NORTHEASTERLY CORNER OF THEABOVE DESCRTBED PROPERTY.
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AD.fOINING PROPERTY OWNERS OF THE .JOINTROCKY MOUNTATN NATURAL GAS COMPANY ANDPUBLTC SERVTCE COMPANY OF COLORADO FACILITY
W.F. CloughP.O. Box 696Rif1e, CO 81d50
3 03 - 625-t52s
Mark L. Bean
lTune l_4 , L994
Page Two
only the inlet gas which reguires it, and bypass the remainder directlyinto the pipeline.
The property, on which the faci-lity is to be instarl-ed, is zoned R/L.This zoning requires a setback of one-hundred feet from all propertylines. Due to the tserrain surrounding the property, a variance allowingthe facil-ity to be inst,alred within twenty-five feet of t,he easterrypropert'y line is necessary. The setback will be adhered to on all otherproperty ]ines. The variance is reguested due t,o the componentseparation distances required for each different, component. This sitewas chosen with aesthetics in mind. The property is a bowl with onlythe easterly side visible from the highway. The easterly side of theproperty can be seen at an angle from Hi-ghway 6. The rest of the sitecanrt be seen from anlnohere but Ehe private property owned. by Billclough, Questar and williams Field Servj-ces which are situated directlyto the east of the sit,e.
The remainder of our property located west of t.he facility to be builtunder this permit is dedicat.ed to compressors that may be necessary atsome point in the future. These compressors are not expected to bebuilt' any time soon. Prudent design consid.erat.ion necessitates thatthey be allowed for on the site at some point in time. A special usepermit for ttre compressors wirl be applied for at. the time Lhat thecompressors become necessary.
Building permits will be obtained for the buildings over one hund.redsquare feet in size.
r have attached a copy of the assessor,s map of the area in guestion.our property is not shown on his map due to the fact that we have notclosed on the property at t,his time but expect to do so in the very nearfuture. The area of our sit,e is highrighted in yerlow on the map.
The following documentation is enclosed herewith:- Application form
- Exhibit A (property description)
- Exhibit B (names and addresses of adjoining propert,y owners)- Map of the site
- General map of facirity (items shown are in their generallocations but are subject to change)- Assessor's map
- Noise Assessment for the facility- Real Estate Contract
- Draft for 9425 application fee
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Rocky Mountaln Natural Gas Company
401 27th Street
PO. Box 670
Glenwood Springs, CO 81602-0670
(303) 945-8617
ROGKY
MOUIUIIIIU
IIINTURALGAS
GOMPAIUY
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August a9, 1994
Dave Michaelson
Garfield County planning Dept.Suite 303
109 8th Street
Glenwood Springs, CO 81501
Re: Special_ Use perm:r_l_, Rifle Sj_te
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Dear Dave:
Please find enclosed a copy of the letter from the Rifr-e FireProtection Dlstrict cc,nceining our Rif le pl-ant. site. A conditionof the special use permit was that we supply you with a r_etter ofapproval from the fire dlst.rict.. pIeas"- ioi*ira i-""py "r Lheletter to the county's emergency preparedness coordinator.
Please cont,act me at the address or phone risted above i-f youhave any questions.
Sincerely,
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Enclosure
pc: Keith Ground - Lakewood, Engineerj_ng
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GAi{l-icLD COU+i'fY
cRUIe cFire cProtection cDistrict
Box 1183 . Rifle, Colorado . S1GSO
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K & N Energy
37O Van Gordon Street
Lakewood, CO 80228Attention: Keith Ground
JuIy L4, L994
re: Hydro Carbon sLorage
Keith,
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As per our telephcne conversation, the Rifle FireProtection Dist.rict w,cuId make the following requiremenLsfor the hydro carbon storage tanks you have proposed t^lestof RifIe:
1. Tanks are to b,a arranged in a manner that undervessel failure, Lhe tilnks would not be propelled in a
dangerous direction.2. Tanks are to b,: arranged to be not less than 50feet from buildings, public Hays, or Iines of adjoiningproperty.3. Tanks are Lo bt: a minimum of 5 feet apart-
4.Some form of ruater supply wiII be required to bepresent for fire proLecLion. I wiIl conLinue Lo work wit.hyou in regards to Lhirs issue.
As Ne hacl discussed on the telephone, t.he FireDistrict will continue to be involved as the olher
sLrucLures are planne<j t.haL will be placed aL thisfacility. The District wiII be usins the 1988 edition ofthe Uniform Fire Code, and appropriate standards of theNational Fire Prot.ectj.on Association as guidelines foIthese installations. 'l-hank you for your cooperation and
cal l if I can be of f rrrther assisLance .
Si ncerely,
Michael MorganFire Marshalre Protection Dist.rictRifIe Fi
BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT
GLENWOOD SPRINGS RESOURCE AREA
AGREEMENT IN PRINCIPAL
EA No. CO-078-O4-L2
Rocky Mountain NaturaL
5436L, to construct,pipeline.
State: Colorado
District: Grand Junction
Gas Pipeline
operate, and
Right-of-Way Grant, CoC-
maintain a natural gas
Resource Area: Glenwood Springs
County: Garfield
AGREEMENT
This agreement in principal is set forth and executed by and
between the Uni.ted States Department of the Interior, Bureau of
Land Management, Glenwood Springs Resource Area ( rrBLMrr ) , andRocky Mountain Natural Gas Company ( I'IUVING'i ) to address natural-resource mitigation, conservation practices, constructionactivities, and reclamation methods to mitigate long-term effectsto identified areas designated as rrsensitive Sites" within theright-of-way granted by BLM to RMNG under serial- number Colorado
5436L. Sensitive sites are defined as portions of the right-of-
way which are highly visible and very apparent as viewed frommajor travel routes and residential developments. The Sensitive
Sites so designated shall include, but are not limited to, thatarea in and around the Four MiIe Creek segment of the right-of-
wdy, located generaJ-Iy southwest of Glenwood Springs, Colorado.
Therefore, the parties mutually agree as follows:
l-. There will be established a citizens advisory rrTask Forcerr toparticipate actively in the review and selection of prudent
revegetation methods and environmental remediation efforts toprotect one parti-cular Sensitive Site known herein as the Four MileCreek section of the right-of-way. This Task Force will be
selected from a nomination pool, of which three persons from the
community will be formally appointed by the BLM. The.Task Force
wiII actively advise and participate with the BLM and RMNG in their
efforts to mitigate long-term visua] impacts to the Four Mite Creeksection.The BLM shalf have final authority regardingimplementation of Task Force recommendations.
2. The BLM shall identify the Sensitive Sites within the right-of-way. fn advance of construction activities, the BLM and RMNG,
with the assistance of the United States Department of Agriculture,SoiI Conservation Service, shall cooperatively identify and developsite-specific construction and reclamation practices for each
Sensitive Site through on-site visits and other methods. A written
operating plan, approved by the BLM, for each Sensitive Site would
be prepared prior to construction activities.
3 ' RMNG shalr provide the rocal news media wj-th periodic pressreleases as to its progress during "o.,=t.r"tion, .nh specificalryprior to construction in the Sensitive Sites.
4 ' RMNG shal-l prepare a fire suppression plan for submittar andapproval by the BLM.
5- The BLM shall identify the portions of the right-of-way thatwourd be closed or limited to mot-orized vehicle use-ina officiarryrestrict unauthorized motorized ,"ni"r" use of the right-of-waythrough a puhrlic notice, in accordance witrr-it" .";;lations. RMNGshal1 instarr natural barricad"=, =rln'.= rarge rocks or similarobstacres, and shalr instarr =igr-,=
- io prevent, to the extentpossible, unauthorized use of tne riqht-oi-rJ,v -tv motorizedvehicles.
6- within sensitive sites,.brading sharr be restricted to gradecontrol directly in the vicinity "r in" -trenching activity, unlesssafe and prudent construction piactices requir" uaaitllnar blading.The need f or , and the exten-t of , aaJiiionar urJi.,g shalr beidentified in the operating pran a"vetoped under rtem 2 above.
7 ' rn order to better communicate with the local community, RMNGshal1 provide informationar meetings in those affected communitieswhere constructi?l activity wirl ue "o"aucted. RMNG shalI ar_so, tot!: e.xtent practj-ca], derielop an ""g"i"q pubric presence in theaf f ected communiti-es to trelter ..i"p""o to the concerns ofinterested citizens in those .r".L where construction isimmediately scheduled or underrday.
B' within sensitive sites, RMNG shal-1 use reasonable efforts,without compromi:i.g safety and prudent construction practi-ces, tostage the instaLlation or Lrre pibe in the trench so as to minimizethe extent of blading.
$;;.AGREEMENT
rN pRrNCrpAL is Effecrive rhis f )rLouy of August,
Bureau of Land Manaqement
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Rocky Mountain Natural Gas Company
401 27th Street
P.O. Box 670
Glenwood Springs, CO 81602-0670
(303) 945-8617
June 23, 1994
Dave Michael-son
Garf iel-d Count.y planning Depr.Suite 303l-09 Bth Street
Glenwood Springs, CO 8t_GO1
Re: Aspen GIen
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Dear Dave:
Due to the approval 0f the Aspen Glen devel0pment, we need Lomove a secrion of our exisrin! transmi_s=io., ;ip;ii";: The rotlayout. dictat.es that we move our line to a new location that doesnot confrict with the buildilg .rrruiop.s of the roir. Aspen Glenhas agreed to: -1:)_ pry roi-trre move . -,.) provide an easement forthe new route which *iff still be on their property.
We feel thatthat we would
know if this
t.his is a minor change to an existi_ng pipeline andnoL need a new SUp for the reroute. please 1et meis correct
Sincerely,
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,James L. xron/
il;3=:";";:l::r3:=:t the address or phone lisred above ir you
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Right -of -Way Technician
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Doug Thacker
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August 7, 1994
3648 County Rd 1 17
Glenwood Springs, CO 81601
Marian Smith
Garfield County Courthouse
109 Bth Street
Glenwood Springs, CO 81601
Dear Marian:
I am seeking your assistance with regard to the Rocky Mountain Natural Gas
pipeline construction project which is currently progressing through the 4 Mile area.
Many residents of the area are very concerned about the damage that is occurring as a
result of this project and I would expect that this level of concern will continue from other
parts of the county as the project moves forward.
As you know, nearby property owners did not receive notice of the proposed
project and therefore did not provide input during the period of public comment.
However, following review of the plans submitted by Rocky Mountain Natural Gas, I
seriously doubt that any reasonable person would have strongly opposed the project.
The description of the effort which was to be implemented to minimize visual and
environmental damage that is stressed throughout the plan is significant and would
satisfy the concerns of most people. Examples include statements such as:
"...will trim trees in preference to cutting trees, and will cut trees in
preference to bulldozing. ... Ihese techniques will be used in combination
to produce a natural looking or feathered edge appearance rather than a
strai ght-l i n ed ap pearan ce."
"Vegetation - creis will remove vegetation only above the trench ... This
method of limiting the complete removal of vegetation improves the
success of rehahilitation. ... Thus, the opportunity exisfs for many plants to
recover by re-sprouting ... Also, the undamaged roofs help hold the soil,
decreasing the potential for erosion. ..."
I have talked with one of the company's construction supervisors and he has
advised me that at no point along the project have the above techniques been
employed. ln fact, he told me that he has never seen the Plan of Construction
document and has never been instructed by the company to employ any measures of
this type. The company's total disregard for any action to minimize damage is
exemplified throughout the work completed to date and occurs on both public and
private land. Additionally, the company also appears to be regularly working outside of
its right-of-way and appears to occasionally arbitrarily pick the easiest route up a
particular hill.
There are many other inconsistencies between the plan documents which you
based your approval upon and the actual practices which are currently occurring. I do
not feel that any private developer or property owner would ever be allowed to continue
a project which is so totally out of compliance with the provisions of the documents upon
which approval was based. I request that you immediately suspend the company's
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approval for this project pending a review of these concerns. I would suggest that
approval for a resumption of the project could be based upon completion of several
items such as:
' completion of an assessment of violations which have occurred to date
' submission of a new plan to adequately reclaim areas which have been
damaged as a result of the company,s non_compliance
' submission of a plan to alter construction practices to those which will
minimize damage during the remainder of construction activities within
Garfield county
' development of mechanisms which will provide assurance that future
construction activities will be in compliance with the terms of approval
including agreement to a plan for regular supervision by county staff
I feel very strongly that, because of the company's apparent disregard for
demonstrating compliance with its own planning documents, residents oitne areaswhich have been affected (or will be affected) should be entifled to review the
company's plans and assurances for compliance prior to the granting of approval toresume construction. I appreciate your attention to this matter and offer any assistancethat I may be able to provide in reaching a solution.
Sincerely,
Bruce Christensen
H
ROGI(Y
MOUilInlIU
IUATURATGAS
Goupnuvmt
July 5, L994
Dave MichaelsonGarfield County planning Dept.Suite 303
109 8t.h Street
Glenwood Springs, CO 81G01
Re: Easement Copies
ROW94 :185
Dear Dave:
Per condition number four ofuse permit for the Rifle/Avonthe foll-owing documents :
Rocky Mountain Natural Gas Company
401 27th Street
P.O. Box 670
Glenwood Springs, CO 81602-0670
(303) 945-8617
the staff commenls for our special12" project, please find encl_osed
Tim Young Baker Easement
DOW Easement
order for rmmediate possessi-on on David D. price property.Deer Park properties EasementWest.bank Easement
No easement, is needed from Public service Company of colorado fortheir property since they are an owner of the'piperine.
yt+lity crosslng permits have been obtained from the Road &Bridge Dept. for the road crossings.
The Town of silt was noti_fied on sla}/g4 of the pipe trucks goingthrough town.
other t.han the. revegetation of the route, all conditions ofapproval have been met. R-evegetation wiir trr.e-pt""" at a l_aterdate.
Please contact me at the address or phone listed above if youhave any questions.
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Enclosures
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RIGITT-OF-WAY A}ID
COUNTY CLERK
EA.sEMENT
STATE OF COLORADO )
COUNTY OF GARFIELD ) SS.
KNOW AIL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS:
FoR AND IN CoNSIDERATIoN OF THE SUM OF TEN AND NO/1OO DOLI-,ARS
($1O.OO), and other valuable consideration, the receipt of which is
hereby acknowledged, the undersigned, herein calIed Grantor
(whetfier one or mo-re), hereby grants, bargains, se1Is, conveys, ald
warrants to Rocky Mountain Natural Gas Company, a Colorado
corporation, its successors and assigns, herein caIled Grantee, the
rigilt, privilege and easement for the purpose f,rom. time t.o time of
coistru-cting, reconstructing, installing, replacing, prot,ecting,
altering, oplrating, inspecting, maint.aining, repairing, removing,
changin!'tha size 6f, relaying, and abandoning in place a pipeline
or pip"-tines along a route oi routes selected by Grantee, for the
tra'nsiortaLion, tlransmission and distribution of 9ds, natural
and,/olr artificial, or mixed natural and artificial, and any
combination and mixture of any of the foregoing, together with such
valves, fitt,ings, structures, drips, regulators, mains, service
"orrt".iions, meters, route markers and other equipment anl
appurtenances thereto as may be necessary or convenient for such
plipo""", in, oD, over, under, across and through the following-deslribed land located in Garfield County, State of Colorado, Lo-
wit:
A PIPELINE EASEMENT IN THE SOUTHWEST QUARTER OF THE NORTHEAST
QUARTER OF SECTION 15, TOWNSHIP 6 SOIIIH, RANGE 92 WEST OF THE SIXTH
PRINCIPLE MERIDIAN, COUMTY OF GARFIELD, STATE OF COLORADO; BEING A
5O.OO FOOT EASEMEMT, LYING 25.0 FEET ON EACH SIDE OF THE FOLLOWING
DESCRIBED CENTERLINE:
*THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED BEARINGS AND DISTANCES ARE BASED ON NADB3
GRID BEAR]NGS AND SLOPE C}IA]NED D]STANCES. *
BEGINNING AT A POINT ON THE WEST LINE OF SAID SOUTHWEST QUARTER OF
THE NORTHEAST QUARTER; WHENCE THE SOI]THWEST CORNER OF SAID QUARTER-
QUARTER, BEARS S0Oo28'W, A DTSTANCE OF L98.2 FEET; THENCE S54o22',8,
A DISTANCE OF 78.0 FEET; THENCE N79o55'E, A DISTANCE OF 7l-1.0 FEET;
THENCE N75O35'8, A DTSTANCE OF 623.0 FEET, TO A POINT ON THE EAST
LINE OF SAID QUARTER-QIIARTER; WHENCE THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SAID
SOUTHWEST QUARTER OF THE NORTHEAST QUARTER, BEARS SOOOO5'W, A
DISTANCE OF 400.3 FEET, CONTAINING 1-.706 ACRES MORE OR I,ESS.
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t.ogether with the right of ingress and egress to and from the sameover and across the adjoining lands of Grantor for any and allpurposes reasonably necessary and incident to the exercise by
Grantee of the rights grant,ed hereunder.
TO HAVE AND TO HOLD said rights, privileges and easements unto
said Grantee, its successors and assi9trs, until this easemenL or
any one or more of said rights or priviJ-eges granted herein are
used or exercised, and for so long thereafter as any one or more of
saj-d rights of privileges are exercised, or any structure or
facility installed hereunder is used or remains thereon.
The terms and conditions of this Easement are as follows:
Upon completion of consLruction GranLee shall fu11y
restore the surface of said land so that there shaII not
be any permanent mounds, ridges, sinks, ot trenches along
said easement, to the extent that it. may reasonably be
done.
Grantee shal1 fu11y restore all private roads, drainage
and irrigation ditches, levees and canals dist.urbed by
GranLeers exercise of it.s rights hereunder to their
condition immediately prior to Grantee's exercise of
said rights.
Grantee sha11 have the right. to install- temporary or
permanent gates in fences crossing t.he easement and sha11
fu11y repair any and aII damage done to any fences of
Grantor cut or otherwise damaged in exercisj-ng any of the
rights granted hereby.
Grantee shall bury any pipeline constructed under this
grant across lands under cultivation to such a dept.h as
will not interf ere wit.h ordinary cultivat.ion at the
time of construcLion.
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GranLee shal1 pay
crops, fences,
instal-l-at,ions, and
may arise from the
for any and all damage to growing
trees, livestock, irrigat.ion
other improvements on said land which
exercise of the righLs herein granted.
ft is hereby reserved unto the Grantor the right to use
said land in any manner that will not prevent or
interfere with the exercise by Grantee of its rights
hereunder, provided, however, that Grantor shalI not
consLruct nor permit to be constructed, any house,
building, or other improvements or obstructions wit.hin
the easement area, without the express prior written
consent of the Grantee.
Grantee shalI have the right from time t.o time to cut7.
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the person described j-n,
and acknowl-edged that
deed.
rN WITNESS WHEREOF,
official seal in saidwritten.
and who executed the foregoing instrument,he executed the same as his free act and
I have hereunto set my hand and affixed mycounty and state the day and year above
My commission expires:
Name:
Borlrt0g02 PACr458
all trees, undergrowt.h and other obstruct.j-ons that, inits judgment, Rdy injure, endanger or interfere withthe exercise by Grantee of the rights, privileges andeasement herein granted.
8. The rights herein granted may be assigned in whole or inpart and the t,erms, conditions, and provisions hereofshall extend to and be binding upon t.he heirs, executors,administratorsr perSonal representatives, successors andassigns, of the parties hereto.
It is mutually agreed and understood that this Easementcontract (option), Ers written, covers all the agreements andstipulations between the said part.ies, and no representations orstatements, oral or written, have been made modifying, adding to,or changing the terms hereof.
Executed t.his day of , L994.
Name: Tim Younq Baker
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Witness:
STATE OF
COUNTY OF
SS.
On this day of , L994, before meto me known to bepersonally appeared Tim Younq Baker
(Not,ary Public)
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GARFTELD CREEK STATE WILDLIFE AREA
RIGHT-OF-WAY AGREEMENT
,,/l.TryIS RIGXT-OF-WAY ApREEMENT, made and entered into at Denver, Colorado, thisllY" day.ot EP4-, l9-g! by and between the STATE OF COLORADO, acring by and
through the DEFARTMENT oF NATTJRAL RESOIIRCES, for the use and benefit or tneDryISION OF WILDLIFE and WILDLIFE COMMISSION, hereinafter referred to as rhe
''GTANIOT'" ANd ROCKY MOIJNTAIN NATURAL GAS COMPA}IY ANd PUBLIC SERVICECOMPAM OF COLORADO, joinfly hereinafter referred to as the "Grantee",
WITNESSETH:
That, for and in consideration of the mutual covenants and agreements hereinafter expressed
and the keeping and performance of those covenants and agreements, Grantor grants to Grantee
a right-of-way, solely for the limited purposes set forth below, upon certain property located in
the Counfy of Garf,reld in the State of Colorado, in Sections 14, 15, 16, Z3-and 24, Township
6 South, Range 91 West, 6th P.M., hereinafter referred to as "the property" and illustrat"d on
Exhibit "A" affached hereto and incorporated herein by reference. SiiA Rigtrt-of-Way shall have
a total area of approximately 20.5L acres being 17,868 linear feet in tengtfr and fifty (50) feetin width, along the line illustrated on Exhibit "A" and, in order to p.ould" a more definitive
legal description thereof, the Grantee shall furnish to the Grantor an as-built survey plat and
description of the Right-of-Way area within ninety (90) days after complete execution of this
agreement' Such plat and description shall then become a part of this Right-of-Way grant asExhibit "B."
TO USE, solely for the limited purposes of constructing, installing and maintaining an
underground twelve inch (12') natural gas transmission pipeline. Said Right-of-Way shall have
a tenn of twenty-five (25) years, commencing on the first (1st) day of lity, t99+, and ending
on the thirtieth (30th) day of June, 2019. As consideration for the grinting oi tftir Right-of-Wayl
Grantee agrees to pay to the Grantor the sum of Eight Thousand Six HundreO Sixty-Thre"
"rO281L00 Dollars ($8,663.28) for the full terrn of this right-of-way grant, paid in one lump sum
upon full execution of this righrof-way agreement.
THE PARTIES HERETO FURTHER AGREE AS FOLLOWS:
1. If the Grantee does not for a period of 366 consecutive days during the term of this
agreement make use of the right-of-way for the purpose aforesaid, then Grantor may in its sole
discretion immediately declare the right-of-way abandoned and shall give Grantee notice to that
effect. In the event of such abandonment, the consideration paid by-Grantee shall be forfeited
to Grantor and the right-of-way shall be terminated upon receipt oi tt" notice.
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2. All notices required or provided for in this agreement shall be mailed to the other partyat its official address, United States mail, postage piepaid, certified, return receipt requested-.For the purposes of this agreement, the official addresses of the parties shall be:
Division of Wildlife
Real Estate Unit
6060 Broadway
Denver, Colorado 80216
Rocky Mountain Natural Gas Company
P.O. Box 670
Glenwood Springs, Colorado 81602
Public Service Company of Colorado
Either party may change its official address by giving notice to the other party asprovided for above. Except as may otherwise be provided herein-, all notices shall be effective
upon receipt of notice.
3. This grant of right-of-way is subject to any and all
previously granted and now in force and effect.
4. At the sole option of Grantor, the Grantee may renew this righrof-way for an additionaltwenty-five (25) year term, provided that at least one hundred twenty (120) calendar days priorto the last day of the original terrn, Grantee delivers written notice to Grantor of Grantee,s
desire to renew and upon payment of the consideration then required by Grantor. Nothingherein, however, shall be construed as requiring the Grantor to agree to such renewal orextension of the agreement.
5. Grantee and Grantee's agents, assigns, and successors shall have reasonable access atall times to said property in the event of an emergency for reinstallation, reconstruction andmaintenance of said pipeline. All other access for construction, installation, reconstruction,
reinstallation or maintenance of the pipeline shall be allowed only during the period April 1through November 30 of each year of this agreement or with the eipress piio, *iitt"n approvalof Grantor.
6- Grantor shall have, during the term of this grant of right-of-way, the right to dispose ofthe land subject to the right-of-way and to use the same foi all purpose, ,ub;r.t only to thenon-exclusive, limited rights and privileges herein granted to Grantee. 1., tt. event Grantor shall,in the future, wish to grant an easement or right-of-way which encroaches upon the properry
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subject to the right-of-way granted herein, Grantee hereby expressly consents thereto provided
the proposed easement or right-of-way shall in no way interfere with the purpose for
which this grant is made.
7. The prior written approval of Grantor shall be obtained (which approval shall not be
unreasonably withheld) prior to any enclosure of the property subject to this right-of-way or any
portion thereof by Grantee. Grantee agrees to pay Grantor a fee of Five Hundred and No/100
Dollars ($500.00) per acre at the time such enclosure is constructed. If the enclosure results in
the enclosing of a portion of the properfy retained by Grantor that is not subject to this right-of-
way, and if Grantor gives its prior written approval for such enclosure, Grantee agrees to pay
Grantor at the time such enclosure is constructed an additional fee of One Thousand and No/100
Dollars ($ 1,000.00) for the remaining portion of the original term of this Agreement, per acre
for each acre not subject to the right-of-way or portion thereof which is enclosed.
8. For good and sufficient cause Grantor may, at any time, require Grantee to relocate such
portion or portions of Grantee's right-of-way by giving Grantee at least ninety (90) days prior
wriffen notice of such requirement, and by amending the foregoing legal description, reflecting
such change, but with the understanding and agreement by the parties that such new and
different course will cause the Grantee the least hardship of any alternate course available. This
relocation provision shall apply only during such time as Grantor is the owner of the underlying
fee.
9. In the event of termination, Grantee, at its own expense, shall remove all appurtenances
from the property which it has installed and shall return the property, as nearly as is practicable
and to Grantor's satisfaction, to the condition of the property existing immediately prior to
Grantee's first use, including revegetating all areas where vegetation existed prior to the
construction on the subject right-of-way. Revegetation shall consist of local native plants and
grasses as specified in writing by Grantor
10. If the property is used by Grantee for any purpose other than that stated herein, this
right-of-way may be terminated as provided in paragraph 11.
11. DEFAULT. In the event of default by either party under the terms of this agreement,
notice of such default shall be given in writing by the non-defaulting parry to the defaulting party
as provided in paragraph 2. If such default is not cured within ninety (90) days of receipt of
written notice of default or the party in default has not begun curing the default within said
period and continued to pursue curative action with due diligence, the agreement may be
terminated by the non-defaulting parly by giving wriffen notice of termination, given in the
manner provided in paragraph 2, effective thirty (30) days from the date of mailing of the notice
of termination.
12. Grantee agrees that no vegetation will be destroyed except within the immediate
right-of-way area and that all excavations or other temporary removal of soil as required for
proper installation, use and maintenance of the right-of-way shall be immediately replaced and
reclaimed including revegetation to the satisfaction of the Grantor. Grantee shall be responsible
at all times for the immediate repair and restoration of the right-of-way area and for any damage
to the properry due to the construction, reconstruction or maintenance of Grantee's facility.
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Grantee shall also control noxious weeds and erosion on the property to the satisfaction ofGrantor.
13' Grantee agrees that it shall not construct any new roads on the property, and Grantee'svehicles shall observe posted speed limits and restrictions on existing ioui, on the property.
14' If the property shall be taken by right of eminent domain, in whole or in part for publicpurposes, then this right-of-way, at the option of either party, shall forthwith cease and terminateand any unused consideration payment shall be forfeited by Grantee, and in such event the entire
{amases *ttl may be awarded for such taking shall be apportioned between Grantor andurantee, as thetr rnterests appear.
l5' In the event the property is rendered untenantable or unfit for Grantee,s purposes by fireor other casualty, this righrof-way will immediately terminate and any unused considerationpayment shall be forfeited by Grantee. In the event the property is damaged by fre or othercasualty so that there is partial destruction of such p.op".ty or such damage as to render theproperty partially untenantable or partially unfit for Grantee's purposes, Grantor may, withinfifteen (15) days of such occlurence, terminate this agreement by giving written notice toGrantee' Such termination shall be efifective not less Ihan fifteen f rsl aiy, from the date ofmailing of the notice. Any unused consideration payment shall bi rorreitea by Grantee.
16' This agreement constitutes the entire understanding of the parties and there are no otherprovisions other than set forth herein and any changes in tiris agreement shall be made in writingand signed by both parties before the same shall be effective.
l7' Notwithstanding any other provision of the Agreement to the contrary, no term orcondition of this Agreement shall be construed or intipreted as a waiver, either expressed orimplied, of any of the immunities, rights, benefits or protection provided to the Grantor under theColorado Govemmental Immunity Act, Section 24-lo-z02,et seq., C.R.S., as amended or as maybe amended (including, without limitation, any amendments to such statute, or under any similarstatute which is subsequently enacted). The parties hereto understand and agree that liability forclaims for injuries to persons or property arising out of the negligence of the State of colorado,its deparftnents, institutions, agenciis, boards, offi"iul, and employees is contolled and limitedby the provisions of Section z4-lo-lol,et seq., C.R.S., as amended or as may be amended, andsection 24-30-1501, et seq., c.R.s., as amended or as may be amended. Any provision of thisagreement, whether or not incorporated herein by reference, shall be controil"d, li.rrit"d *dotherwise modified so as to limit any liability oithe Grantor to the above cited laws.
18. SPECIAL PROVISIONS
l) Indemnification. To the extentauthorized by law, Grantee shall indemnifu, save andhold harmless Grantor, its employees and agents, uguirrt any and all claims, damages, liabilityand court awards including costs, expenses, and attomey fees incurred as a result of any act oromission by Grantee, or its employees, agents, subcontractors, or assignees pursuant to the termsof this Agreement, including accidental puncture, separation or deterioration of the pipeline.
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2) General. The laws of the State of Colorado and rules and regulations issued pursuant
thereto shall be applied in the interpretation, execution and enforcemeniof this Agreemint. Anyprovision of this Agreement whether or not incorporated herein by reference which provides forarbitration by any extrajudicial body or person or which is otherwise in conflict witlh said laws,rules and regulations shall be considered null and void. Nothing contained in any provision
incorporated herein by reference which purports to negate this or iny other special irovision in
whole or in part shall be valid or enforceable or available in any ".iio, at law whether by wayof complaint, defense or otherwise. Any provision rendered null and void by the operation oithis provision will not invalidate the remainder of this Agreement to the extent that the
Agreement is capable of execution.
3) At all limes during the performance of this Agreement, Grantee shall strictly adhere
to all applicable federal and state laws, rules and regulations that have been or may heriafter be
established.
4) The signatories hereto aver that they are familiar with 18-8-301, et seq (Bribery
and Comrpt Influences), and 18-8401, et. seq. (Abuse of Public Office), C.R.S. lgTg
Replacement vol., and that no violation of such provisions is present.
5) The signatories hereto aver that to their knowledge no state employee has a personal
or beneficial interest whatsoever in the service or property described herein.
IN WTINESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto set their hands the day and year frst above
written.
GRANTEE
ATTEST:
By
Title Agy%t:fu.1
State of Colorado
counry"/,#.,y |t
official seal" My commission expires :T -Ar-i7
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Subscribed and to before me thrsAT day of , o?4, ay
Witness my hand and
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PUBLIC SERVICE CO. OF COLORADO Attest:
, llf{, by
Witness my hand and
" ,,,7TitleGeneral &lanager
State of Colorado )
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County ofLzro*1s:c__ )
Subscribed and sworn to before me the .Z1t+day ofr -T, Le." Lw,.q f-r.., -l L - y\La.,
official seal. My
GRANTOR
STATE OF COLORADO
ROY ROMER, GOVERNOR
Director
Division of Wildlife for the
Executive Director of the
Departrnent of Natural Resources
And on behalf of the
Colorado Wildlife Commission
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BXHIBIT ''A''
Description and illustration of the property referred to in the Right-of-Way Agreement
between the STATE OF COLORADO acting by and through the DEPARTMENT OF
NATURAL RESOURCES, for the use and beneht of the DIVISION OF WILDLIFE and
WILDLIFE COMMISSION, "Grantor", and ROCKY MOUNTAIN NATURAL GAS
COMPANY, 'iGrantee".
Township 6 South, Range 9I West, 6th P.M., Garfield County,
Colorado, along the line as illustrated below as it passes
through portions of Sections 14,,15, 16, 23 and' 24.
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IN COMt}INED COURT
GAF1FIET-D CCUN']-Y, CC)
MAY 2 5 .lgg+
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Case No. 94 CV 4L-2
ORDER APPROVTNG STIPTILATION FOR IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
ROCKY MOUNTAIN NATTJRAL GAS COMPANY,
Plaintiff,
vs.
DAVfD D. PRICE, JR. and MARY L. PRICE,
Defendants.
In this eminent domain proceedingr, plaintiff and defendants
have entered into a Stipulation For Immediate Possession whichthey have filed with the Court. Having reviewed the same andbeing fu11y advised,
IT fS ORDERED that the parties, Stipulation For ImmediatePossession is approved, and the parties shall- be bound thereby
and shaIl perform their respective obligations thereunder.
BY THE COURT:
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RIG}TT-OF-WAY AND EASEMENT
STATE OF COIJORADO )
COUNTY OF GARFIEI-,D ) SS.
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS:
FOR AND rN CONSTDERATTON OF rHE SUM OF TEN AND NO/100 ($10.00)
DOIJITARS, and other good and valuable consideration, the receipt of
which is hereby acknowledged, t.he undersigned, herein call-ed
Grantor (whether one or more), hereby grants, bargains, sel1s and
conveys to Rocky Mountain Natural Gas Company, a Colorado
corporation, its successors and assigns, herej-n ca11ed Grantee, the
right, privilege and easement for the purpose from time to time of
consLructing, reconstructing, inst.al1ing, replacing, protecting,
altering, operating, inspect,ing, maint.aining, repairing, removing,
changing the size of, relaying, and abandoning in place a pi-peline
along a route selected by Grantee, for t.he transportation,
transmission and distribution of gas, naLural and/or artificial, or
mixed natural and artificial, and any combinat.ion and mixture of
any of the foregoing, together wiLh such valves, fittings,
sLrucLures, drips, regulators, mains, service connect.ions, meLers,
route markers and other equipment and appurtenances thereto as may
be necessary or convenient for such purposes, itr, o[, over, under,
across and through the following described land loca$ed in Garfield
County, State of Colorado, Lo-wit:
A RIGHT-OF-WAY AND EASEMENT LOCATED IN THE SOUTHWEST QUARTER OF
SECTTON 2 AND IN THE NORTH I{ALF OF SECTION IA, TOWNSHIP 7 SOUTH,
RANGE 89 WEST OF THE SIXTH PRINCIPAI, MERID]AN, COUNTY OF GARFIELD,
STATE OF COLORADO; BEINGA 50.0 FOOT WIDE EASEMENT LYING 25.O FEET
ON EACH SIDE OF THE FOI,LOWING DESCRIBED CENTERLTNE:
''THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED BEARINGS AND DISTANCES ARE GRID BEARINGS
AND SLOPE CIIATN DISTANCES. ''
BEGINNING AT A POIMT ON THE WEST LINE OF SA]D SECTION 2, FROM WHICH
POINT THE WEST QUARTER CORNER OF SAID SECTION 2 BEARS N.00o01'W. A
DTSTANCE OF 2O9 .9 FEET; THENCE S .25 o44'E. A DISTANCE OF 131-0 . 6
FEET; THENCE S.3Bo49'8. A DISTANCE OF 1180.0 FEET; THENCE
5.44029'8. A DTSTANCE OF 527.A FEET TO A POII{T ON THE SOUTH LINE OF
SAID SECTION 2 AND NORTH LINE OF SECTION 11; THENCE 5.44o29'E. A
DTSTANCE OF 46.1 FEET; THENCE N.89022'8. A DISTANCE OF 951.1 FEET;
THENCE N.89022'8. A DISTANCE OF 740.8 FEET; THENCE N.75014'8. A
DISTANCE OF 138.3 FEET TO A POINT ON THE SOUTH LINE OF SAID SECTION
2 FROM WH]CH THE SOUTH QUARTER CORNER OF SATD SECTION 2 BEARS
S.89O221W. A DTSTANCE OF 864.2 FEET, CONTAINING 5.518 ACRES MORE OR
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LESS.
together with the right of ingress and..egress t.o and from the sameover and across -s_aid right-ot-way and easement for any and alrover and across of, ingress and.egress t.o and from the same
EI*:::" ^r.u?i?'*Lr,^-l.i-"-::?'{ p,rd incidenr ro rhe exlrcise byr^e!vrDg lrJ1,
::?:_._": "_f^^:1"- Irghr.: grante-d _hereunder. Granree may also use
Ls !r:rrru-\JJ_ -yli,^^111" "i?,"1?ll-- ^_-hI__:"gl .exi.srins roads o, J.ri.r= -;;t -;"
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11l::l::d^Pr_ Granror; furoviaea, -iroweiu., Granree shall nor be
:3i3.I:1":_1r:d ..op.d". oI rrails -or &r,# suirable ioia""Lr";dii;existing or installed in the future.
The terms and conditions of this Easement are as follows:
upon completion of construction Grantee sha11 ful1yresLore the surface of said land so that there sha1I notbe.a-ny permanent mounds, ridges, sinks, or trenches alongsaid easement, to the exten-t that it'may reasonably bedone.
Grantee shal1 ful1y restore all private ,3ra", drai-nage?td irrigation dj-tches, revees ind canals airt".r"J-t,Grantee's exercise of its rights hereunder to theircondition immediat.ely prior to Grantee,s exercise ofsaid right.s.
Grantee shall have the right to install t.emporary orpermanent gates in fences crlssing the eisement and shallfu1Iy repair any and arr damag,e done to any fences of
To HAVE AND To HorJD said right,s, privileges and easements untosaid Grantee, its successors "nt ,""ig.,=, untir this easement. orany one or more of said rights or privileges granted herein areused or exercised, and for s5 rorrg thLreaft"i "";y ;;. or more of:"i9- .rights "l p_rivileges are exercised, or ;y -;tructure orfacility installed hereuider is used or remai_ns thLreon.
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Grantor cut or otherwise damagedrights granted hereby.
Grant,ee shafl bury the pipeline constructed under thisgranL across lands under cul-tivation to such a dept.h aswill not interfere with ordinary cuitivation "t thetime of construction.
No above-ground appurtenances wirr be instarred on thiseasement.except for line markers, cathodic test sLat.ions,gas service eguipment. or any other facility which may bereguired as a resur-t of future changes to iederar u,.i1o,state pipeline safety reguJ_at.ions.
Grantee shal1 pay for any and aII damage to growing
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sha11 extend to and be binding upon Lhe heirs, executors,administratorsr p€rsorial representatives, successors andassigns, of the parties hereto.
It is mutually agreed and understood t,hat this RighL-of-wayand Easement contract, ds.writt.en, covers aII the agreements anastipulations between the daid parties, and no r"pr"I".rtations orstatements, oral or written, have been made modifying, adding to,or changing the terms hereof.
Executed. this /S f day
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DEER PARK PROPERTIES
, L994.
(Grantor)
NAME:
, tg!-!-, before meas A'e-ra,ra /of Deer Park Properties, to me known Lo be thein, and who executed t.he foregoing inst,rument, andhe/she executed the same as his/her free act and
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunLo set my hand and affixed myofficial- seal in said county and state the day and year abo.,rewritten.
My commission expir 4-6,- gg
NAME, Jr.h^ C. Mo."t,rt.
TITLE' TITLE:
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Witness:
STATE oy ( o Co LA no )
cotrNrY oF An f- tr ttr-L >) ss.
on this f
person described
acknowl-edged that
deed.
Name:
(Notary lic)
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RIGHT-OF-WAY AND
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COUNTY CLERK
EASEMEITT
STATE OF
COUNTY OF
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KNOW AIJL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS:
FoR AND IN CoNsIDERATIoN oF THE SUM OF TEN AND UO/TOO ($TO.OO)
DOLLARS, and oirr". good and valuable consideration, the receip!- o!
which is tereUy icknowledged, the undersigled, herein called
Grantor (whether one or *orJ), hereby grants, bargains, sells and
conveys to t""f.V Mountain Naturai Gas Company, a Colorado
corpoiation, its successors and assigns, herein calted Grantee' the
iight. privilege and easement for thE purpose f-rom. time to time of
consLructing, "t""ort"tructing, inst.alIi.ng, replacing, protecting,
altering, oplrating, inspectfng, maintaining, repairing' removing'-
changin!'tha sLze 5i anO- relaylng a pipeline along a route selected
by Ciantee, for t.he transporlatLon,- transmission and distribut'ion
of gTas, naturJ ^iit", art'ificiat, or mixed natural and artificial'
;;d-;;y comuination and mixt.ure of any of the foregoing, together
with iuch fittings and route markers as may be necessary or
convenient for srlch purposes, in, orl, over, under' across and
t.hrough the totlowing- delcribed land located in Garfield county,
State of Colorado, to-wit:
together with the right of ingress and egress to and from the
same over and across said righE-of-way and easement for any aPd
all purposes reasonably neces!"ty and incident. to the exercise by
GranLee of the rights granLed hereunder. Grantee may also yse
.*i"tir,.g roads or *traili of t.he Grantors to and from said right-
of-way and easement. Any such existing roads or trails may be
relocated by Grantor; provided, howevei, Grantee shall not be
deprived of access to Jaid right-of--way and easement by or upon
said refocated roads or trails or othei suitabte roads or trails
existing or instal-Ied in the future '
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GARFIELD ) SS.
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TO IIAVE AM TO HOLD said rights, privileges and easements unto
said Grantee, its successors and assigns, until this easemenL or
any one or more of said rights or privileges grant.ed herein are
,r=6a or exercised, and for so long t.hLreafter as any one or more of
said rights of privileges are exercised, or any structure or
facility installed hereunder is used or remains thereon'
The terms and conditions of this EasemenL are as follows:
5. No above-ground appurtenances will be install-ed on t'his
easement &cept for f:-ne markers, cathodic test stations,
gas service .furip*.nt or any ot.her facility which may .be
ieguired as a reiult of futirre changes to federal and/or
stite pipeline safety regulations '
1.upon completion of construction Grantee shal1 ful1y
rlstore the surface of said land so t,hat there shall not
be any permanent mounds, ridges, sinks, ot trenches along
said Lisement, to the ext.enl that it may reasonably_.be
done. A11 revegetation sha11 be conducted with certified
weed-free seedl Grantee shall be responsible for weed
control in accordance with state and county
regulations.
Grantee shall- ful]y restore all private roads, drainage
;;a irrigation ditches, levees and canals disturbed by
GranLee,s exercise of its rights hereunder to their
condition immed.iat.ely prior to Granteers exercise of said
rights.
Grantee shall have the right. to install temporary or
permanent gates in fences cr-ossing t.he easement and shall'i;liy r.pJi, any and all damage done to any fence_s of
Grantor cut or olherwise damaged in exercj-sing any of the
rights granted herebY-
Grantee shall bury the pipeline constructed under this
easement to a miiimum -depth of 40 inches except in
consolidated rock where a minimum depth of 18 inches wilf
be provided.
2.
Grantee shaIl
improvements on
exercise of t.he
pay for any and all damage - to tf''- iaid land which may arise from t'he
rights herein granted.
It is hereby reserved unto the Grantor the right to use
said land -in any manner that. will- not prevent , or
interfere with th; exercise by GranLee of its rights
hereunder; provided, however, t.hat Grantor sha1l not
construct nor permit t.o be constructed, any house'
building, or other improvements within the easement area,
without the express prior written consent of the Grantee.
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The term "oLher improvements" shal1 not be interpreted to
include fences or roadways built across said right-of-way
and easemenL so long as said fences or roads are not
built parallel to the pipeline within the easemenL area.
In the event roadways are builL across said easement, the
surface elevations of the easement, prior to said road
construction, shall not be reduced.
Grantee agrees that no subdivision access roads will- be
cut subsequent to the surfacing of said roads. In the
event any construction occurs after surfacing, any road
crossings will be done by boring.
Grantee sha]1 have the pipeline construction, on lands
cowered by t.his easement, completed by Friday, September
2, L994.
Grantors shal1 have the right to grant easements Lo third
parties for the instal-l-at.ion of other utilities over and
across the above-described easement provided the
installation, maintenance, operation and repair of such
other utilities does not damage Granteers facilities or
unreasonably int.erfere with Granteers use and enjoyment
of its easement hereby granted. Grantor must notify
Grantee, in writing, within one week of the granting of
other utility easements.
Grantee shall have the right from time t.o time to cut aII
trees, und.ergrowth and other obstructions that, in its
judgment, may injure, endanger or interfere with the
exeicise by Grantee of the rights, privileges and
easement herein granted.
Grantee agrees Lo assume and pay for all loss or damage
to property whaLsoever, and injury or death of any
person, or persons whomsoever, including all costs and-.*perrse= inlident thereto, however arising from or in
connection with the existence, construction, maintenance,
repair, renewal, reconstruction, operation, use of
Grbntee's facilit.ies installed pursuant to this
instrument, including but. not Iimited to, failure to
abide by any standard issued by a governmental aut.hority
concerning a hazardous material, clean-up and disposal
cosLs; provided, however, ds a condition precedent to
Iiabifiiy hereund.er, Grantee's breach of the foregoing
obligati-ons must be the proximate cause of the alleged
injury t.o a person and/or damage to property.
The rights herein granted may be assigned in whole or in
part aha the terms, conditions, and provisions hereof
sfratl extend to and be binding upon the adminj-straLors,
successors and assigns, of the parties hereto.
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It is mutually agreed and understood that this Right-of-Wayand Easement Contract., ds written, covers aII the agreement.s andstipulations between the said parties, and no representations or
sLatements, oral or written, have been made modifying, adding to,or changing t.he terms hereof .
Executed t,his 28th day of
WESTBANK I,IMITED PARTNERSHIP
NAIVIE:
TITLE:
April , 1994.
John Huebinoer
President, D. V. Development Company, Inc., General
Par.t-ner of Westbank Mesa Limited Partnershio
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Wi-tness:
STATE
COUNTY
OF Colorado )
OF Garfield
On t.his 28th day of
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April , L994, before mepersonally appeared John Huebinger as President of D. V.
Development Company, Inc., General Partner of Westbank Limited
Partnership, to me known to be t.he person described in, and who
executed, the foregoing instrument, and acknowledged that he
execut'ed,the same as his free act and deed.'...'i....
.IN,,WIT1{ESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my
of,fic-iaI- s'ea1 in said county and state the day and year above
wiit!e,n;,,-1..j,r
' ,,'uy "commission expires:(" -;)-q 7
Name:
(Notary
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Exhibit A
A 50 foctt wide Ea8smgot, 2sfffi,esch side of a centerlirre described as foltonrs:
Comrnencirrgattfie S[llcomerqf fte SE I/4 of $eefion 2, Township T South. Range gg West,6tfi P.l\[, Garfietd Courrty, Colorado.
ttenae SBgoZlzO"E 715-24teat to a Foirrn on the Southerly houndary of Westbank RanchFiling Nurnber 4 BdqrbdMsion, as ,eco.UeO in iireGarfiald County. Colorado, Clerk andBecorders offioa as Doc'ment tuur"ter ,.==== _..' ?sr;-ry-G,irr,i, ,r beginnipg;therrce NGs ocg'ol'E rg7,g5 feer tftm'J{rsil4,e-ui_iiii-"'tftense Nal o4ir'ozuE zg7.zg fusu thence Nrgo42.ie'w 1gs:iii;;trthence N?? o46'84"w r t5.S0feet thenqs Hsara.s,do'w 38.68 feet;thence N45.,37'24"w gl.zgfeeE thenq N13047-.o1'w 51_3g feEt;ttencs fdEf,gO2'43"W t-IO*?8 fueq theocs Nogo4g? Z,W gi.gg'i;ettttence NI5o5g'OErW 97.*zfeetl thence l.l$t "4+.Ei "S 96_g0fE;;-'thence s08.,32'58"E lo5-ggfeec thence N43oag'04'e zL.{ffeet;tfrence N77,,25'4E E 1gg.g5feeE thEnce NOtos/,is"p z+e.g3faet;thence s04 el 6'?.4'E 127.81 tum; then", wiso f .i,i6"e 1 88.50 feauthencs Nz7so4'EgtE zzg.E6feeu fiEnce sti";g,i;-E r 64.8o feet;thence N37o55!?fr'E aFO,IZ teeq ftence Sg+ri6,qi.W 334-ZE teat;thence s84o4B',4l'w 187-99fset to a point on tha existing gas tine eEEornErrt, whicheaEErnent is descrihed as follqq/s:
A 50 foot wida Eassthant, 2E tee;t qn esch side tyf a centerline doscribed as foilows:
Commendng at tha NW corner of Section 2, Township 7_goutfr. rtange gg west, gtr, p.fur^,Garfield countv, Eotoredo, thence s?Ioil,to;-i -1'gs1-z? teet]-to-u point ofl theIuqrthEasterly boundary of westbank Ranch Filing Number 4 HesuHivision, boing the truepoint of baginning; Y '----'l-
thence N87"O8'58'W 759.59feeu tience N46ogg,44-W lg6.19 fuet;thenes N68"51 '5+'w 5o6.75 faeti thenco wizitl,ag.w 6g6.82 feet to a point trn the[or1fg{lUoundaryof ttte westbank Ranch Filing Numbei+ nesubdivision. aa fecordad in theGarfield csunty, colorado, clerk and Eecorders ofticu ** Do.r."nt Number
ALSO
An eagement consisnng of dre Northsastarly 4O feet of Lots 60 and 6i descrih ed by a tinepara{lel to the northsflsterly boundary lina oi Lsts Eo and 6s of westbank Hanch Nurnber 4Rasubdivisiort, as rEcorded in the Gaffield county, coloruoo, clerk and Recordsrs sffrce asDocurnent Number
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. , .-fttorney at Law,. ,. lY, l
812 Pitkin Avenue, P.O. Box 697
Glenwood Springs, Colorado 81602
TEL: (303) 945-7474
FAx: (303) 945-7553
March 23, L994
Mr. Mark Bean
GARFIELD COUNTY PLANNING
109 Eighth Street
Glenwood Springs, CO 81601
RE: W.F. Clough/Rocky
Dear Mark:
Mountain Natural Gas Company (RMNG)
RMNG desires to purchase from W.F. Ctough a 9.704 acre parceltogether with a 40 ft. non-excl-usive access easement as moreparticularly described and depicted on the attached "Vicinity Map".
RMNG as a public utility has the right to condemn the parcel and
access easement. Please advise whether there is any need to obtaina subdivision exemption for Mr. Clough to convey the parcel to
RMNG. Thanks.
Charles M. Stoddar
CMS/hdp
enclosurexc: W.F. Clough
Jim Krohe, RMNG
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VICINITY MAP
S!ALE-:-I--= 3!.40'
The pencil shaded area is Gentry's winter and spring feedground for his cattle including the road. I want to preserve
Gentryrs right to use the road for a feed ground. D't trt.( (
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A PARCEL OF LAND SITUATED lN THE SEl/4 OF SECTION 12 AND lN THE
NEl/4 Or SECTION 13, TOWNSHIP 5 SOUTH, RANGE 94 WEST OF THE SIXIH
PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, COUNTY OF GARF'lELD, STATE OF CoLORADO; SAID
PARCTL BEING MORE PARTICULARLY DTSCRIBED AS FOLLOWS:
COMIV1TNCING AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SAID SECTION 12' A STONE IN
PLACT: THENCT N 74'44'38" W 1881.97 FEET T0 A P0INT CN THt
WESIIRLY IDGI OF AN EXISTING ROAD, THt TRUI POINT OF BfGINNINT-:;
TFTET.ICE THt t-OLLOWING FIFTEEN''\15) COURSES AI.ONG THE WTSTT'RI.Y FT)CF
OF SAID ROAD:
I. S 28'0J'09" t 41.J9 FEIT
2. S 17'49'17" t 48.59 FEET 9. S 21'53'05" E 80.08 FI-ET
3' S 10.52,00'' t 74,31 FEET 10. S 21 .20'?-5,'F.69.62 r[ET
4. S 10.21,09,' E 63.09 FEET 11. :] ?-3.o]'45,' E 78.88 FTIET
5. S 1?'07'47" E 7E,69 FEET 12. S 25'11'55" t 12'-15 FEET
6. S i,i'53'OJ" E iO.J2 FEET 13. ' 2J.,i^'r-'"' ;: 'i' r')l ':r:Fr
7. S 20'56'15" E 65.94 FEST 14' S 17'50'J:!" g 6a'46 Ft-r:T
8. a it'tZ'Ob" E 69.JJ FEET 15, S OO'OB'J7" E 3f .04 Fl-L l:
rHINlcF LEA\/tNrC Tl-lt wESTERLY tDCt Otr sAlD PC.^D I''] 8'5'14'57 " \r.', 3',J 2l'
FEt'i; THENCE N Zg;tS;jg; W 339.67 FEET; THEI.ICE S 87'57'56" W
99.28 FEET: THTNCE S 74'18'35" w 193.15 rEET: THENCE
N 47'12'02" w 5oB.84 FEET: THENCE N 40'44'04" E 159'60 FEtr:
THENCE N 5J'oS;22" E ZJ7.O2 FEET; THENCE N 36'2f,'00" E 203..13
FEET: THENCE N 55'30' 18" E 1 60. 57 FEET ; THENCE N 52''1 6'40" E
59.15 FEET; THTNCE N 52'OO'25" t 109.52 FEEr TO TFIE TRUE POINT {)r
BEGINNING; SAID PARCEL CoNTAINING 9.704 ACRES, MoRE oR LESS'
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TOGITHER WI TH A..40'. Ob TOOT ACCISS AND UT I L I TY EASEMENT BE I NG 20 ' OO
FE tr ro EACH s ttE oF THE CENTIRL rNt oF THE EX I sT lNc RoAD T0 Tl-lt
ABOVE DTSCR I BED PROPERTY; SA I D EASTMENT rO EXTTND FROM THE 6 k 24
HtGt{wAY RIGHT-OF-WAY TO THE NORTHEASTIRLY CORNER OF THE A8O'/E
Dt S:]R I BED PROPIRTY .
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REPLY TO
ATTENTION OF
DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY
U.S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, SACRAMENTO
CORPS OF ENGINEERS
1325 J STREET
SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA 9581 4.2922
February L4, 1,994
Regrulatory Section (L99475O241
I.Ir. James R. phillips
K N Interstate Gas Transmission CompanyPost Office Box 281304
Lakewood, Colorado BO22B-93O4
Dear Mr. Phillips:
r am responding_lg your request for a Department of the Armyperuit to discharge fill nateriil into waters of the unitedStates in conjunction with the installation of a L2 inch diameternatural gas pipeline from Rifle to Avon in western colorado. Theproject start point is rocated in section 13, Township 6 south,Range 94 west in Garfield county, and ends in section 10,Township 5 south, Range g2 west in Eagre county, cororado.
. The proposed route of the project wirr cross 21 perennialstreams, and 75 internittent streans. Both the Coloriao Riverand the Roaring Fork River will be crossed by the pipe. A numberof wetlands will also be crossed; it is estiiated tnit less thanone acre of wetrands will actualry be impacted, and that nonewill be destroyed. The pipeline instarlition wiLl beaccomprished in two phases, one in 1994, the other a year later.
The Chief_ of Engineers has issued nationwide general pernitnumber 12 which authorizes the discharge of dredged ana riilmaterial in waters of the United Statei for utility iine backfilland bedding. Your project can be constructed under ttrisauthority provided the work meets the terns and conditions listedon the enclosed infornation sheet, the conditions listed inattachment 3 of {oyr_apprication submittal, and the specialconditions listed beIow.
SPECIAL CONDTTIONS:
1:._Thgrever.possibre, strean crossings wilr be accomprished byutilizing existing disturbed streambeds and streambanrs.
2. streambanks and streambeds will be returned to originalcontours and the cuts will be stabilized with rnateriati similarto what existed prior to the cut. streambank stability is a---major concern, and areas which are currently most disturbed shallbe selected for crossings. Restoration of such areas shal1 beenhanced to insure physical stability.
-3. Crossing of running streaurs which have naturally reprodueingbrown trout or rainbow trout populations wiII be re'striltea tothose periods during which consLruction effects wiII ruinimize theinpact on the naturar propagation and survivabirity-of thosespecies. Determination oi itre restricted perioas iiir ueperformed by the cororado Division of wirdtife. you wirlcoordinate with the Colorado Division of Wildlife to obtain thereguired information. A copy of the restricted periods for thepernitteers crossings will Ue provided to the coips of Engineersirnrnediately after receipt.
4. All.construcliol personndl shall be inforrned of the generaland special conditions related to crossing of any waters of theUnited States for.tlris project, including-inforniti"" about thepenalties, both civir and crininal, relaf,ed to viorations of theClean Water Act.
5. Excess material from excavations in waters of the unitedStates will be disposed of in an upland site, "nd aiainage watersfrom such disposal shall be free of silt before entering-" ,it"i-of the United States.
6. storage of construction naterials or parking of equipment inwaters of the United States is prohibited.
7. Ditch breaks- or plugs of impermeable material may be requiredto be provided by the pernittel in certain wetland Lrossinj=-t;-prevent_pipeline excavition frou pernanently drai"i"g wetlinds.No net loss of wetrands wirl be incurre<l dul to this project.
8. Corps of Engineers personnel shall be notified at least twoweeks.prior to. crossing of perennial streamsr so that acoordinated site visit-nay Le made with the iernita;; to discusscrossing procedures, rocaLions, and stabirizition methods.
This verification wiII be validfrom the date of this letter unlessis nodified, suspended, oroffice if work wiII extend
for: a period of two yearsthe nationwide general pernitrevoked. You should contact thisbeyond this date.
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I{e assi.gned number Lgg47so24 to your project. prease referto this number.in any correspondence i,littr tnii officl. rf you!ly:. any questions, please contact Nic}l Mezei of this office at(303) 243-11ee
, Westernr Colorado Regrulatory
Grand Junction.,
Roon 142Colorado 91501-25G3
Enclosure
Copies Furnished:Dr. Gene Reetz, u.s. Environmentar protection Agency, 8wr,I-we,999 18th street, suite 5oo, Denver, colorado dozoi,-z+ael'Ir. Paur von Guerard, subdistrict_chief ,.u.s. Georogical survey,4o2 Rood Avenue, Room 223, Grand gunciion, coro"ido 81502
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NATIONWIDE PERMITS:
1. Aids to Nrvigatlon. The ptrcenrnt of rids to navigetim.rd r.gul.tory r.rt?rs slrich rrc tpprovcd Uy ird ;nstrttcd in
'ccordance vith thc rcqrJircEnts of thc U.s. co.st Gl.l.rd. (sct !3 Gfl pert 66, mrpter t. Stbch.ptcr c). (srctioo tO)
2. Struaur:s li Anifica.l Crnrle. StnJcturcs constrlEtd in rrtificirl crn.Lr rithin prirriprtty r.sidcnti.[ dcveloFcnts6cre thc Gorncction o, the c.n I to r n vig.bl! ratcr of thc thitcd stttcs h.s hcn previotrsly ruthorircd (sce !3 Grn 322.5(9)).(Scct ion l0)
3' Mrintrnencr. Ihc rcpair, rch.bilitatim, or rcplrccr:trt of my prcvicrty rrthorizcd, currcritty tcrviccrbtc, ttrtEturG
1l-'i!tl or of rny currcntly rcrvic:eblc ttnEturc or fill r,rthorirsd by 3l CFf !30.!, providcd thrt thr 3tnrtur. or fitt i3
'Et- to-bc P.rt to uscs diffciing fron thosc usca rpccifiJ o. cont..pt.tJ lo. ii-tn-if,I originrt pcmit or thc Esr rcccrrtlyruthorircd nodif icrtion. ,ti;; ccviriior,s in thc 3tnEturc,r ccrfigumtisr or fittcd rrcr irctr.dirr thosc drc to churcs inrlcrirls.corrslrlrtion t.chniqJ.i, o..r.r-t cmstnEtion codes oi nfcty rtlrdrrds rhich arc riccs3rry to rek: rlpeir.rchrbilitltioa, or.reptrccornt rrc peroittrd, providcd thc cnvirqrr:ntrt iprcts rcsulting frm nrh rcprir, ;.rriuiiit.tiif 'ol
rcpleccnrnt rrc riniaal. cu.icnt[y reiviccr'utc -ens sscrble rs is or rith rcrr ri-ntenrrrc, bt'mt ro dcgrudcd ri ioclscntiltly.reqrire reconstrrrtion.- rhis ,r.tisrrid. pc-it rltnorizcs thc repeir, rctreui titrtion, or rcpteccaint of thoa;3tnJctur"s dcstroyc{ by rtorars, ttoods, f irc or other iiscrct. .r-tr, proviosiitrc'..[ii, rcf"uitit.tionl or rcpleccrcnt-i;ccmrnccd or l'ldcr contract to corrEncc rithin tro ytrrt of thc drta of 'thcir dcstrrrtion oi d"*ge. ln cries of trtrstrophiccvcnts. such rs hurricerts or torn docs, this th-yc.r tiait sy bc yaivrd by the District Engincci, provided thc pcrnittce'crndmonstrrtc fLrding,cmtr.ct.or othcr jirit.r dctirs. ;rintcrnrrc drcdgind rrd bcrch rcstoittioo.rG mt ruthoiitcd ty ttrisn rto.ryictc pcrnit. (Scctims-lO.rd 401,
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Fish rnd Witdlifo Hrrvrnhg. Enhrncrmrnt..rd Annsrbn Dtvicrr rnd Acriviticr. Iish ryd ritdlifc hrrvcsting dcviccs endlctivitics 3rrh rs PoLnd rttr, cr.b tr.F, creb drcdging, cclpotr, lobctcr tr.p6, d.rl btirds, clur end orstcr digging; rrd smttYrrn 'ltr'ction dcviccs ruch rs oFn u.tGr fish cmcc'ntr.tors (3G. titcr, cici. fhis netioagidc pcnit.urhorirGs rhctlfithrccding-providcd this rctivity-di -i-o..* in nttrnas oivrgetrtca drrllors. rhis netiorridi pcrnir does not.uthorizc
'rtificirl rcefs or irpostncirti.r,a i-i-irpo,rtar.r,tr of stcri of thc thitcd gtrtes for th! cuttsrc or hotding or rtiiirpecies rrrh rs tobstci. (Scctiqrs l0 .rd ((X)
S' Scicntific MG.3ut.m.nt Drviccs. st.ff g.gcs, tidc argrs, ntr rccording &viccs, ntcr qutlity taiting rnd iryrovcncnt&viccs rrld sirnilar 317961r..r. Snratl rcirs rnd flrmes coastrlrtcd prirrily,to rccord yatcr (p!ntity trd vclocity arc at3o*th?:i::d provicttd the dischrrgc is tiritcd ro 25 cr.6ic yrrds urd fsithcr loi rlischergcs of !0 io 25 c'r.tic y.rds pro!,idcd thcFrtlttcc'|otif ics thc di3trict cngimcr in rccordrrc riih rrotific.tid.rr tt6!.rat coriition. (srctions l0'rnd rbq
G' Suruey Acaivitirr. survly .ctiyitits ltrldim corc r4ti6. rcinic cxplorrtory oFr.tiorE, rnd ptragiry of rcigricriot hotcs rnd othcr crplomtory-tygc borc hol:t. Drlttlrr rd tlrc dirdrrryc of crctvrtcd rtcri.t lrcrl tcrt retlr lor clt md!rs. rrglordtian l: not'or,nhorlr'.a {, tii.-r.tlcridc rni-t; t,lrc plrrgrgirl of gxlr nlls 13 rrthorircd. till ptrccd for roras,P'd3-'rd othcr 3hil.r .ctlvltic t; ;i;-h;;-bf;i;Lii;iif i-,-it. -rhc ailcr,lrc. cf drttting r.d3 rd crntilrgi ri
^qrlrc . F'it rrocr scciiqr aoi;i-i;cte- htei rct. irccircr io ra rorl
7' O|fifl! Structu?... lctlvltlct r.l.tcd to caEtnEtlcr of qrtfrll atnrttlecr rrd rsrehtGd lnt.fc ttrlEturcs 6crc thccfftr'rnt fror thc outfllt lrarthort-rcd, ccditlor.tiy rrthorlrtd, or.pGcltfcrllycrcrpt:d, or.rG oth.ruirc ln cqllrrcc rlthecguleticrs isued rrg* trri rlti-ri-roitmr,i riircriiiri-ti6i;ftd-Driit;;ii tsccttsr {02 of trrc btcen urtci&t)-,pcovidcd thrt thc-mtigqiC pciiitcc rptiflcr oc-airtiict srrmci ln ico-rtr6e rlth t{rc .flotificrtlor. ;cmritcorditisr. (rlso rcc rI cii-n-o.ii.il. iitt.t. iiraio.. r.;;;a;iitEii.d ariiirroti-aiiiiiriroctrt.aiitr, .n qrtr.ttsttlrturC. (SGGIiaE tO ..d aO()
8' Ox lnd Grr Struclurrs. StnEturct for thc crglomtiar,prodrcticr. ad trarEportrtlo of oIl, 3u, rrd riemlr gr thca,tcr contincnt.t 3hctt rithin orcet l:rlcd fcr-rtrh FJrposGs by ttrc Dcprrtrnt o, thc tatcrior, llir*ilts tlrrrrgciEnt 3crvlcc.3trh rtrtrturcs rhatt. mi t 'etii.o-riiiii-ui tiiiir-or-rrr aciii"rtiirrripirr-riliy-futrrry or tr.rfic r.p..iii--rciil,
'-rccPt tciporrrv urchor3 ttrri cqrly rith thc ftlrrry rclutrti6nr ln ftir iaZ.Sttl. - frtrirc arh tititi hew mt bccnBrrgtrtlco, or l.llcrc chenges .ra anticip.tcd, dirtrict irrinccrr rill cqridcr a$scrting dircrcticrrry arrthority ln rccordrncc
lill-,lirlT,il*fi:'Jf li:lli:i,tii*;,t *,ml:::,si;.;sffiTi*i.l,*,{fi:ix{:: $.J:ifi:riEttffi?Tt l3(: nor ritt r.rh rtnrturcs u. i."iitt.ain Eal * c*pasiyrrtel arcoccd lrterrrr iirposrL.rcri. isccrian tOl
9' Starcturlr h Ftrihg rnd Aachongr Anr. stnrtu.cs, h.E)rs. ,lo.t3, rd othcr &viccs ptrccd rithin rlrhoragc otftGGting 'rc's to facititrtc For.gc of wisctr ricrc lrh rrcrs lrvr bccn cstrbtirhcd for thrt FJrposG by th. u.s. Gotit Gu.rd.(Scctiori t0)
lO. Mooring Buoyr. Im-conrrcirt, ringlc-bott, rorirp hroy:. (Sccticr tO)
tt' Tompomry Rrcrltbnrlstructurrt. IEpor.ry h.oys, rrters, tDtt flortirrg docts, rrd rhilrr ttnrturGs ptrccd forl'crc'tion't usc drring.rFcific cvuntr trxh lr nt?r rtiirp corpctitlans rd Dort pccr or tcrsmrl rrc providcd th.t tr.EhttrtEturcs trc rsrnvcd rithin-t0 {rr rrtcr tre hrs uc.n-o;r.hiii.a. et coipe or irrir,.c.r r-rcrtrim. ttrd r.sc.*ii-;a.;lrst .pprovc cech hroy or lrtcr trifivitrtty. (Scctisr t0)
t2- Utilhy Lhr Eackfi!rndBcdding. oischarges of rrtcrirt for bectfill or b(tding for uti(ity lincs, irr(uding outf.1 .ndintetc stnctur6. providcd therc is rrc changc in precanstnrtidr cdrtqrrs. A -rrtitity linc,. is dcf_incd rs eny.pipc o. pipctirifor the tr.nsPort.ti(rr of rrry geseous. liqr.rid, iiq.rcf i&tc, or 3turry 3i6t.rEc, loe tq FJrposc rnd tny crUtc,tinc, or eirG foithc tr.nsarissioo for. .ny FJrposG of clectricei !!cJgy, tetcphol3 rnd tctcgreph asseges, ind-redio rnd tctcvision cqrm.icrtioi.Iic.tcr. -utility linc" dors not imtldc.ctivitica brich'dmin I retcr of'tha thitcd-st.tcs, 3lrh rs dreirugc titc. horrcvcr
!!-*:.rjP_tl-.:.?ip.s cmvcying druimgc fro rnothcr rrcr. x.tcri.l rcsutting frcn trcnch crcrverion *, b. i;;;;;;i;!l6cc.3t (t.tP to thrcc tonth3) into rttcrs ol thc Unitcd Strtcr providd th.t thc rtcrirl i3 mt pt.ccd in rlrh fttryrcr that aiir dispcrrcd by currcnts or othcr forcc:. Ihc DE ry crtd thG pcriod of tcryomry ti&-cistlng,p-to faO O.it,'*,.iirpproprirtc- rhG .rc. of rrtcrs of th. ttritcd strtcs tiret ir disturtid rr.rrt b. tiiitcd'to thc linini .i..it.iv ro conitlrctthc utitity tinc- tn-rctttnds,. thc top 6r to lei of thc trcnch rhqrtd gcncrettybc brckfittcd rirh tops;ia-fia the t..r.i.Erc.33 artcriel orsl bc l:Tt.d to r.ptrod.rrcr imcdirtcty-r4onconptctiin of ,:orrtrrrtlm. rrv crpos:d'ttopcs rrg rticfiilir'Et b. st.bititcd ianrdirtcty tpon.coelctidr of thc utilidy !!nc. IhG utitity tirl itrctf ritt'rcq,.rirc; s*ti--iO-iliilf ln nrvigrbtc vrtcru o, thc uitcd stites. (Scc !l Gfr peri !22). (scctiqr rioi,
t3. BrnkStebfittirxr. !.nt atrbilir.tiqr.ctlvitics mcestrry for crosior prcvcntian providcd:
a- ro lt.tcri.t lr ptrccd in :rccss of thc ainir.! nccdcd for erosiqr protcctim;
b. fhc brnt st.bitit.ricr .crivity lr lctr th.n 500 fGGt ln lcrfttt;
c- lhc rctivity rill trt crc:cd ta.yGr.9G of cr cr.6ic prd pcr rrrning toot pl.crd rtorg thc brr* bctor thc pltncct th. ordlnrry high r.tct- ffl or thc high tidc tirr;
d. fo rt.rl.l lr plrc:d ln rny tpcchl ts.rtlc tltc,lrctrdlng rttrds;
' .- lo rtcrlrl ll of thc t!?. or lr ptrcd ln rrlr tartiqr or in rri/ slEr ro .r to irprir lrfrcc r.tcr f lor lntoc? qrt of trl1 Etl..d .r..i
t. Io rtcrhl lr ptrccd lf e elrnr th.t rltt bc crodcd by mrrt cr crpacrGr, higft flor6 (pr.opcrty rrhorcd trccrrd trcctopa -y b r.rscd ln tor cerry rrcu);.rd,
t- ltc rtivlty lr prrt of r rlnglc rd ccptct: projcct. t..* strblllr.tlar .ctlvitlcr ln ercc:r of too fect lnlerlth cr-tr..tcr th.,r .n iwruic of ar cr.tic y.rd F'n-rn!ra tL. -y tc rrrrrrir* it ttc pcrriiti;iiii.; th dlrtrliirrllrrcr ln rccordtrc rlth th. 'totif icrtian. 3imni caditl;..d ttc itiiriit-cr,gir*.i-*-ilHi"i i111;i;iilc+rf i-iriiithc othce tcr= rnd cordltlorc of thc mtlqtidc pcrit rrd thc rdnrmr awircr:ntr]l irprctr rc rinirrt tott lliaiviiriiy-iJcrrrlttlvrly. (i.ctldrr l0 .rd a0a,
ta. to.d Crorhg. lllll for rotds crorrfui3 ntcrs ct thc ltritcd st.t6 (lrEtrdiry rcttendr md othcr rycc6l .$r.tlctlscr) Fotlch{: __ .
.. the ridth of tL! fltt lr thltcd to thc rlnlu rrtel$r, for thc rcturl crotsing,-
D. rhe f.ltt P!.cGq h-!-tll. ol 6e lhlt.d tt.t.. l. thlted tc. tlll.d rrcr cf tb rrr. tt5 t73 rrr.ttrtherurc,rE Dr. thu d tctrt cf 200 ttmrr f.ct ct or. titt icr oj-ro.a,.y-.r.;;-in-ie."iii iq;|. 3il;, irrf,ai"iEttrt;
c. lhc crosrftt3 |r anlvrrtcd, b?ldgcd or ot{rerrhc-dcrlfrrcd to prcrvrrlt drc ratrlctlqr of, rd to rlthrtrnd, .rFctdtlgi ltqc ..d tld.t tlffi. rt to prcvcnt thi rertrlctlcr ct ta-itg, irc dre Dv-nt oi-;sr.ii; .d];l---'
d- llrc crocsllg, lrrkdlng rlt rttcrdnrt fcrtrrcr, bottr terpo6ry td pcruurt, lt prrt of r rlnjlc erd captrteprotect for crorrirp of r ritcr ct tha thltGd tt.t6; ;; -'
t. fo? f I I l_r ln sPcclrt l$ltlc tltct. lr-ttdlng ntlrndr, tic pcnlttc ,ltlrlcr th. dirtrlct rng6cr ln rcordlrrrlth thc rrotltlc.tldrr 3errirl corditian. Ihc irotificrtisr rrlt rtro tailrlc r dcfini:iqr ir-riritcc .F?i;a.Aaa;-tit.r;lrrtrdine rctt..d3.
tc rord tlllr ry bc cllglbte lor m crcpt^lor rra thc ntGd tc? r Scctlor (e6 pc6it rltogcthcr (r:c !! Gn !Z!.(r.Itlo,ticrc locrl clrcurrtrrccr ildicetc thc nGGd,'dlrt-rict cnginccBriit drail'tltl tiC;.rf.tcd hith ftorcr for rht F'F3.ct 6t&tirhing Ftle.blllty of thir nrtiorrictj fnit. isitisn to ..d aoa)
tE. U.S. Cor;t Gurrd Approvrd !ri!grr. Oirdrrrycr of drcdgcd oe litt rtcrirl l6ldcnttt to th. coa.tn6tlqr of brldgct
'cro3t nrvlgrbtc ntcrs.of tht unltcd st.t.3, lrctrdirp coff-:rderr&rtrntt, fordrtlcr rcrtr, plc6, rri tGnpolry c'.itr...Etlqrtad rccccl llltr Fovidcd srrh dilchrrgcs hivc bccn ittrorircd brthc.U..s. iorst errrd !s p1rg of thc brldgc pcmit. cruscr.tarrd rpgrorch filtr rc ,1ot |tEtrd.d ln thir n tlarldc pcnit rra-ittt icsltrc.r ir,oirif,ref or rcaianrt Scctiqr ao{ pG'tt.( 3cctiqr (O() r !'r'-'
tc. Rrtum Wetrr Frprn UPLnd Coatrinrd Dirpool Anrr. lGtura EtGr frr m r.gtmd, cortrlrld drcdgcd rtcrlrt dlrpo,l ,cr.lhc drcdglng ltsctf rGqrirct .. s.ctlan to Filit -lt locrtcd ln nrvignblc ntcl of tir thitcd stetcr. lhr 6tura r.tcr trc .
:?:..!F.1i:P?t:1_!T. lr rdrinlrtrrtivcty ccl.incd r r dirciirc-; ot drcdecd rtcrtrl b, ll cm !z!.z(d) evcn thqrgh thc6l3Po3.t It3ctt ecuit^ql-thc Y?t-!-;nd thrs -doct.rEt rcqrlrc r scctian 6o( pcnit. Thfr neticrio. plrili i.tlrlrii iiictcchnlcrl rcqrircnt for r tcctio (0( pcrrit for rfrc r.trf, r.t.r *.riirtj+litii;ir iic rcturn r.tGr-lr cqrticiica t iai;atrta throuth thc scctloo 601 ccrtiflcrrlor pracdJrct. (s.ctlm a0{)
t7. llydropow..Ptor.st.. Dlrchrrgcr ofdrcdgcdorfllt ntcrlel rsrocletcdrlth (r) rartt hydroponcrgroJcctr rt crlrtlngre:.cttim rdrcrc thc Pf-olGGt. *rlch lrrtudct thc tltl lr llccrscd by thc fcdcret fircrgy lcgrut.tory Cmirsisr (rttc) tndcr thcfcdcrrt Poucr Act of 19.20, ri mcrdcd; rrdlrrs r totrt g;rrtiq G:hcity of rpt ErG thrn 5000 ri; .rg ii.-F-iii..6tIf Icr
I!! l!:I!9t--i=l,ln rcorderrc vith thc 'rotlflcitlcr'ciiilcrditiqr,- or (b) h]dropor.Gr pioicctr for rJrlch thc;ERcnt! Sr.atcd .n crcnPtlo.r.frc llccnsirg Frrsulnt to sccrlo (06 of thc tr,cisy iecuriii rii o't l9E0-(i6-r.a.i f iiOi rrg ArcCj
'ad scctirt 50 of thc Fcderel Porcr Act,'.s merd€d.' providtd thc pcnittec-mtif ic3 ihe district .,.9in c. in-ricorasrc rf ththc ilotificrtion gcncr.t corditist. iScctian afIi' .
' i8. Minor Dischrrgcs. x;r,o. aiscls of drcdgcd or f ill aateriat into rll ,",.4 th. unitcd states providtcd:
' a. Ihe discharge docs rDt crc.d 25 ctbic yerds;
b. Ihe discharge vilt not cruse th. loss o, rErG than l/10.crG or.3p.cial .quatic sitc, irrttding r.ctlards. forth. gJrPoscs of this nerionyid. pcrmit, thr.crc.gt linitation inctr.des thr filtod.rca Ptus specirt.quatic sit?s th.t.rcrdvarse(y lffcctcd by flooding rnd ip.citl .qu.ric aitca th.t rra drrimd so th.t thcy uotrtd m toogcr bc r vrt:r of thc UnitcdStatcs .s a rcsutt of thc project;
c. lf the dischrrge ucecds l0 crbic yrrds or thc dirchrrge is in r 3p.ci.t .qJ.tic 3it!. inclrding eltt.rds. thr5:raittce notifics the district cngincer in rccordtnce rith thc ilotilicttir|. f&rrel condition. ior dischrrgcs in rpiclrt.qJ.tic rites, inclrding rcttrrds, thc ?rotiric.tim rust rtso inctud€ r dclincrtim of rffcctcd;pecirI agtr.tic rites. incitdlngycttends. (Also scc 3J CfR 330.1(c)); .rd
d. Ihc dischrrge, inctrding rtt rttcrdsnt fcrturcs, both tarporrry.rd p.rDrEnt, ir ptrt of r e inglc rtd conplctcprojcct lrd is not ptrcrd ioi ttc purpos? of rtrcra divcrrim. (Scctiqrs lO.rd (01)
t9. Minor Drcdging. Drcdgirt of m Erc thrn 25 cr.6ic yrrds bcton thc pl.m of thc ordinrry high rrtcr r.rt or thc crn
iigh retcr nert frqn nrvigtbtc lltrri of the lrnit.d st.tca.s prrt of I rirglc rrd coptctc projcct. Ihis artiorridc pcreit docs,Et authorit. the drcdging or d.gr.d.tioa through siltrtim of corut rccls, rltrrrgcd tquetic vag.tation, rnedrcnpus fishrp.rning .rG.s, or vctl.rda or, thc cq'rncction of ctnaIs.or other.rtifici.t r.tcry.ys to ruvigrblc rat.m of thc Unitcd St.tGs(lcc Section 3l Cfn J22.5(c)).- (Scctim l0)
20. Oal Spill Clranup. Activitics rGqrirrd for the cmtrirrrrnt rrd ctcrrnp of oil rrd trrzrr&us lbst.rtc3 rtrich rrc !!6iGGt
to thc lationet Oit rrd ll.r.rdos3 Sr.t6t.nccs Pollutim Contirigrlcy Plrn, (40 Cfn Prrt 100), providcd th.t thc rort is donc in
accord.ncc vith thc Spilt Cootrol rnd Corltcrrrsurc Plrn rcqJircd by 40 Cfn tlz.l ard my cristirp St.tr cmtittgarry plrn rrdprovidcd th.t thr tegioot lcspo.rs! fcn (if qr:xirtr ln thc trcr)'coruri tith thc proioscd conirirrr:nt rrd clcrrrf'.ctidr.(Scctions l0 .rd 404)
21. 8urftcr Corl Mhhg Activhiu. lctivitics .3ioci.trd rith rurfrcc co.t rining .ctiyiti6 prwidcd thcy arc .uthorltcd
PY !h. DcP.rtrEnt of thc tntcrior. Officc ol 3urr.c. ltining, or by rtrtcs rith .provcd progr&s rndcr fitlc V of thc Jurfrcc;lnlng Control ]rd llclrrr.tisr Act ol lgTl rrd providcd thc Fr.ittcc.Dtifics th! di3trict cngimer in rccordancc viththaxlotitic.tidr" gerrr.t corditioa. for discherges in tpcciet .$rtic ritcs, irclrdilg rettrnds, thc lptificrtiql lrrt ttrolrcltdc . dctin .tioo ot .ffcctcd sp.cirl .qu.tic rites, inclrdlng irttrrds. (itso rcc !l Cff $0.t(r)). (S:ctions l0 .nd (lX)
22. RcmovrlofVrrrrls. Iaporery 3tn.rturci or rimr dirchrrgcs of drcdgcd or fill artcrirI rcquircd for thc rarpvet of
rccted, lbandoncd. or diseblcd vcsscts, or thG rcinovrl of n n-r.dr obstrlJ|ctiorrs to nrvigaticr. Itrir mtionvidc perait docr mtauthorirc thc rcrrpv.t of vcsscts tistci or dcr?rnincd cligibtc lor listing on thc tatiq|.l lcaistcr of ttistoric pttcet urtcssthc-di;tr.ict cnginccr it rptificd tnd irdicttcs th.t thcr. i3 coqlirrrc rith tt. tllistoric ?ropcrtics. gcr*rrt corditisr. fhis
l:ti-?.?i&. pcrrit docs mt ]rt[oritc rintmrncc drcdging. drotl rovrl, o. rlvcr brnt rmegirig. Ycrsct dirposrt ln r.tcrs cfthc tnitCd st.tcs ry mcd r pcnit frr EpA (rcc 40 cFr a29.rr. (sccti6r t0.rd ao()
23. Approvrd C.t.goric.t Excbr'par. Actlvitic rrdcrtrtcn. ulrtcd, rrthorlrcd, rcgutrtcd. frilt4, or flurtd. ln rAolcot ln plrt. by nthcr fudcmt agcrEy o? dcp.rrrit rAcrc thtt agcrEy c" dtp.rtrrit hlr d:tcrrinrd, tu";rr.nt to thc CqrEll srttwtl'cEnt.l Cu.tlty lctut.tldr fcr tpt-rtlrf thc ?reed,l..l ?rovirlcr of fftc letlant Envlrq.Ertel ?otlcy lct (40 Cfl ?.rtItoo.t-3G!.!r- th.t thc actlylty. rcrt. cr dirclurp lr crtctorlcrltyerctrdcd fro envlrauntrl docurntrtianbccut lt lrtlrltdcd rithin a c.tceor7 cf rctlqr 6ictr mlthcr lrdlvidrrlly rior cu.rlrthly irtr r rlgrniflcrnt effcct qr thc lrlrnerwlrorcnt, .nd thc ofilc; of thc 6icf cf Ertir:cm (AIIr: Gfcy-(hi f.t-t .r, f,r"litrcd rpticc c1 thc rgr.-y,r cr d.p.rhnt,.lPPllcrtiotr for thc Grtcgorlot .rclrElm rd cqrr.nr rith thtt dcteniHtlq.r. ?rlor to rppront lcr g.nposcs of thls ilttsrtdc
?:mi! -of-rn1 .gcncy'3 citcgoricrt GrcllJ3iqB. thc 6icf cf Eralllcr3 ritt totlclt Fbtic iiamt. tn rdircssic thcrc GqEnta,
thc. Chicf of trrlnccrr ry lc$rirc G.rtrin csditlss for rrthcrlzrtlqr of n tgcrEyra G.tcgorlctl .rclulms udcr thlrtrtisr.idc pcrait. (Scctlcis tO'.rd a0a)
2{. Strtr Admiairtorcd Srabn lio{ Progrem. Any rctivity pcnittcd by . lt.tr t&iairtcrlng ltr xr Scctiqr (04 pcmit
pro9rrn_Frrru.nt to tt u.l.c. t]aa(g)-(t, lr pcrrittcd Frru.nt to 3cctim l0 cf thc llvrrr rd trrbom lct cf 1t99. thoocaftlvitlcs rtrich do .Et |rwltw r 3cctirr 40( itrtc pcriit rc mr lmtrdcd ln t{rb rutiqti& Filit, Dut ccrtrin ltnatrrctrill bc .r6ptGd br sec. t5{ of ?t 9t.5lz, 90 st.t. ietz trr u.s.c.-tgiiarc. rE iir jz.jrriczSl. (icitian tOt
25. Strucrunl Dirchrrgo. Dlrchrrgcs of rtcrirl rrrh rs ccrrct.. rrd, rtl, Gte. lnto tlthtty 3..lGd torG or cc]lt 6cre
thr-latcrirl vrtl bt uscd rr. stnttrml r:rter for rt.ndrrdpilc lportcd atrtrturc3, qEh a3 picrr.rd&ctr; rrd for tllrrr
Troiccts, trrh rs bridges trensnirsion lir: footings. rrd yrt'tnys.'im rup &cr trt iuthorlre'rittGd strlrctu;.1 rcltcru th.tmuld l+Port h'ritdirgi, har:s, prrting rrcrs, rtoiric .rcr3 rni othcr tr.rh rtrrrtur.s. ltosreprds or othcr buildi€ prds ro.l3o not irctrdcd ln thir nriiirxiOc pcrait. Ihe itrrrturc ltrctf ry r:q,rirc r Scctlqr tO'Fr.it lf tocrtcd ln nrvlgrblcxrtcrs of thc tnitcd St.tcs. (ScctionZ0l)
26. Hrldwrtrrl rnd ltoLt.d Wtttrr Dirchrrgrr. Dischrrges of drcdgrcd or flll Etcri.l lnto hcrd*rtcrt rnd lrolet.d r.tcra
peovided:
.. fhe dirchrrgc &cs mt c.rE. thr loss of Dr. thu t0 rcrcr o, Etcrr of thc Unltcd St.tcs;
^ b. fhe pcmittcc mtlf ics thc dirtrict cngincer lf the ditdrrrgc ruld c.usc thc loss of rrtcrc of thc thltcd Stttcstrcltcr thrn qrc tcre ln accord.nc. yith thc rtotiiicrtion. genclt cordltiat. ?or dirchtrges ln Sp.clat rg,ltlc rltcs,lmtrding v.tl.nds the rttlf ic.tion lrst rtro irrtr.de r a.lir.rtl-or,.r itGiJi,eitei rquctli rli;. Irri'rdine vctiryts. (rt16
rce l5 CrR !30.1(c)); rnd
c. fhc dischrrgc, lrrlrding rll rttenJrnt fettures, both tr4orrry rrd pcrarrnt, Ir prrt of r ringlc.ttd corylctc
Project. ForthcFJrposcsor'tnirrutimtrid.pcrnit.thcrcrerjeof lossLf ,.i..roitheurit-cdsdrtcsirrlrdcithcfittcd'rrce
Plr$ rltcrs of thc Unitcd Strtcs th.t rre rdve'sely rffectcd by ftoodirq, crcrvrtior or drtinage .s a rcrutt of the Projcct.lht ten'rcrc rrd one'rcrc linrits of lttr? 26 rrc lbsotutc. tnd crrrrot bc lrrlirsrd by my ritigctim ptrn offcred by the rpplicrntor -rcqrircd by the OE. S,adivisions: For.ny rrai csttte sr.Gdivisiqr crcticd or tr.Gdivided.ftcr Octobcr 3,19E1, tmtif icltion Fa,rsulnt to sL6scctio.1 (b) of thii mtioncide pcrnit is rcqrircd for my discharge l*lich rouid cr(6c thc aggratatctot![ toss ol vatcrs o{ thc Unitcd Stetcs for th? clltirc lidivision to crcccd m il) rcrc. Any dischergc in eny rcrl c3t.te
;Lbdivis;on ehich uoutd-c-:usc thc rggrcartc tot.l losi of vetcrs of th" tnitcd stat6 in the sr.6divisian to cxceed tcn (lQ) 1s,.q3is not ruthorizcd by-this natimgioc ic.rit; ,r,a;; il. oE ;rJp,t . perticutrr s,"oa-i"isio", or parcrt by making r rritteodcterrnin:tioa th.t: (t) thc irrcivid"nt ird curptrtivc rarrtrsi cnviiorrrntit cffects rotrl,d br ainimat'rnd the-iropcrty orncr hrd,
"tcr
octobcr 5, 't9E4. but prior to J.tru.ry -z!, r-eea, -c'cmitii-i.trt-ri.t r.sources in rcliarcc oo xie- {c -Jiin rcgrra to rrubdivirim, in circumterrcs rtcrc it rcuid * -;*q,riiiii. ii r.*t..tc his irwcstmnt-b.ctcd crpectrrions or (e) th.t rhcirdivi&el erd cunrtltivc tdvcrsc crwirorr,lntrt cffecis;i; il aininat r,;gr, q,,,etiti ritie.,as yould mt bc eovcrscty rffcctcd,'ad thcr' voutd bc rn ovcrutl bcncf it to thc .qr.ti. -ri.o.n*it. - ot ; thc excnptioo is cstrbtishc< tor- r rrbdivision,rr6scqrrnt tot dcvcloPtrci!-by itrlyidlt propcrty_-afic1t -yp"*.J.usir6 $Jp 26. For Frrposcr of $Jp 26, rh. r.rD,rcrt .st.rGllt'{ivilian'shrtt tr intcrprctcd to itri,rac circtnstrrrcl'rircrc r tr^co-rrrcr-or acviroi-i-dividcs. t.r"i "1 a.rrd into snntterprrcclr for thc F'rPos' of tctting. cowcving. tm.rstcrrifi,-tiiiiL. -or dcveloping srii perccrr. lris rortJ i;l,d. thc .,rrir.trcr of I rcsidcntie[, ccn:rcirt'or othcr iirt crtrtc *iiiriiii,'inctding'rtl-F.;;.i; rnd prrrr rhcrcof . (sccriqr (o()
27' wrtbnd end Biplrien Rrrtomtl* rnd cnetion Activhhr. lctivitics in r.t.rs of thc urit.d strtcr rssoci.tcd rith thclc3to'''tidl of lttcrcd rnd dcamdcd rsr'tidrt ultl.rds rrd crcrtisr of rcttmdi an privrtc trrds in rcorde*c rith th. tcr-rrd corditiqrs of r birding rctttrd rctor.tion o. cr.itli;9;.;t bctrccn thc'lrndonncr .nd th. u.s. r-isrr rrd t itdtifrScrvicc (Usfus) or thc Soit Corscrvttiqr S.rvrcG (SCSI,- or rcii'vi-tlar rssocirtcd rith thc rc3tor.tion of tttcrcd rnd dcgrrdcdrst'tidet rctt.rds, riprriur trcrs md crc.tisr br ,iti-4.-ii- rip.r-l.n .-....----u.i. forcst Scrvicc rnd lurcru of Lrndx'n'96srt lrrrds, Fcdcmt $rrPlrc l.rds (..g., !i!1,..y trrds proposcd for gisposet),fimrrr Hcrr Adainistiltian invcntolypropcrticr, rrd lcsottrtior rnit-corpor.tisr. irwmtory FoFf!i9i thrt rrc rnacr icacrei controt prior to bcing t-nsfcrrcd tothl privltc rcctor. Srrh rctivitici irtud:, urt ric'rci ti.iiJ-to, lnst.tl.tiqr rnd neinte,'.rrc of mr1 y.rGr co.itrotItnEtur". dilcr, erd bcrrs; brctfittine of irir-ting dreinrgc aiiirtcr; r.tor.t oi iiiJii.r a.iir.g..trliu-rcs;'constnrtiarof rrutl ncstirr irlrnds,' rni othcr rctricd rctiviticl. rhir';ii-;i& r..it .ptii" ii...tor.ri6rr p.ojrct. th.r rGrvc thcFT Po3' of rcstoring 'n trr.lr ntt.td trydrology. v.g*iiil, iii ,rt[im to iiticiJ-..,a &gredcd ro,r-tid.t rGtl]rd3 ..rdrn'tui'lr firrtior cf rlplrirn rrclr- f-or qrcc nr rcrtoritlor rrd- crcrtiqr projJts crty, thir nrtianri& pcmit rtrorthoritC3 eny futurc dirclierge of dr:dgcd oc ritt r.t.it.iiileiii.a "itrr tlrc rcdriion oJ tr,. ..-G. to ltr prior corditldr.ndtlc (1.c.. prior to r..tor.t-icr.ud.r thc rgrccrttritilni;; F;;. rftcr c-rpir.tiqr of thc l6itcd t.r. Itrtrd rcstot.tiqrcr crc.tlal .grecnt, cvcn lf thc dlrchrryc-occ,n rftcr thienrtirriOc penit crpircr. fhc prior corditicr riu bc docucntcdla thr origioI tgrccmnr,, ..d thG art:rrinrtiqr cl-r.i--i-ii'e.ioi .orgitrqr r;il bG !.dc br thc fldcr.t rgcrry.r.cutlng thc
"rc@nt'
otc 'n trcr fl rcvtrt.d btl to_l-t-r peior ptyricri "-aiiti,'ti"iii-t .,r;tt to 6.r.v.r rhc corF rcgut.roryrc$rircntl ritl br.t th.t firtrrc drtc. rhir'rlrtlfii*-gir.it-o".r'lrt rrthorira a;a cqrvc6iqr of nrtu.l rcttds torrotftG7 'Tr'tic rBG, ttEi .. crcrtltrr cf ntcrfol lip" ft.;-cr. iroi.ri.a;ia-i';,--tor.cly crirtcd. (sccrlqrs to.^d3Oa, F 5"8ry q''r*' t'r
28' llodificrtirar of Erisrhg llrrirrr. lccanflgnntlqrr of crittlry &ctlrr fecll,ltics rithln 5 rrthorlrGd *lm ,er.
l3.i!*lf;.Hl:ti::.tlt$ r[r*t aP'cct, o*rFrEict ol rv tid rithln rt*r cr thc uritcd rr.tc. .rc rrthorircd by thil
29. RESERVED
tO. BESERVED
TT. SESERVED
12 GonrglrtodEnforcrnrlAcdoar. lrvatrr.Etr., lort ordlrdurgc cl&cdgcdor flu rtcrlrl rndrtrtrn la rccordlrrrlth. or rerlnlry ln ptrcr ln cqlllrc rltt-, dre- tr{r o, r llml hdcmt cqlit dcclslcr, ccr6t &crce. ar r.ttlGn nt
'SrcGrrnt ln 5 coforccot rtlsr Lrcatrt Dy ti9 rrrltca sli-JraJci s.ctior aoa ci th;tt.r, y.t.r tct rdlor t crt'. to o,thr llvert md tterborr Act ct t!99. tsccttorr tO ..d (0at--
lt',-t:Y.,*Pt:9.-.,..y rytldT- r4onry ttnrtrra md dlrdrerycr, trtrdtns coffcrdr, rt.rsrrytor Gout^rtr- .ctryrtrcr or rcc* lnrr or dc.tcrrrrs ot cortnrtri-;.gr. ?dd'il;;;;.Jpffi,fr;Tllf:fll *!3:1..,,.I-!_..-lgt o! trrimcT -.d,4 U.a; a;;if,.rd, o. ror bridcc cqttrLErto rcttvittlr mt ,.6rcct togrevtc.cty ..rthortrcd ur ttrc-corp-ii-rrri,i.. r urc ri.i; ao..;A;;j;'A; ffiil=.:l'.J.'ff;".T.fffiffi;"r.,Hg,t:lrdcrpt rcOrtrtlar. fPProprlrtc-r.turCrJrtbctrtcatiil^t.inLrtErr[&r.1rr".rJlmntrariairtrr tt,*ts,. tr.r!^?_?!^!!h mrr aont ao,..rtictt ,16 ; tJiiiii.l.iir.oallr'.--irir;x* ::;H:.I.*,:1il?":..-isa.*..Iiil -j_f.;;;J *-;;iiFid.;iu-a;H?ii'iu'.?B.,lllirerEt rd to rpt..rd rrc[ follort'l coryrrtior of thc cqrcir,.tiii-i.tiJlii!J'ir,]'iif#;'..:;T;ll.i.:.T: ;.+;i::li#_l'jlll; :^.jj::*:-T.:---11:-3:_.1^fttTd. ;-_"ih.; .q;i-#.;;i;; il'ii'fr.'r. rh.ir rE.. stnrtrhc r.rr rn
condltio.B. iorr*drrr crrEt b.-r,.Gdiia"rtcr nir..r o'-_oil.' .qt'.il;;.'ll li'[!'S.il.'tJr?:9.: llr:1i,fl:'fl?iT:3l|!'r'rtt" ffjr3*,.j.:Tf.T:yil:.;:tll 1o_5;tilIi.At.J r;;;ri;r. ;i.; or rh. rhtrcd st.t6. (sG. !l c6
Dsu't'sE' Lerr3rsErrprlrtECslocr.tcl'Ett-fGor-ot-hgrtq,nticarcaraoaatoGfirl3athcirgrr. st6rtd.crirti in3l::t,?tt" ::Ir:*.::. j:::l^T:Ai1e r.11t!or to riiiii-io.It.c i;;;is.bt. ;t*; or rh. rhtrcd st.t6. (sG. !l cFrI:l,l?,.*r*-f1l:.T_:g ::Il_3-1-liiiiiii,l,iiii,- i; ;.;;;J:';ifi-il: Trl-.:iiiJ.lilll'.Xi.i.;;a,1i1.,, ff:tttif icrtion anst rtso -irctr.dc r r*io.tisr ptr.r or ri.t*.ui. ;;;;:;ii;fu #;;]i;:'i;:..tffJ'lill':'.:hr.:l:Iic district cngincer rltl rdd qccirt corditfrrr, *." ro.-*iJ--lo -=r.. rher rr{'rcr Er,*}.r i---o- --- -!-!-^.ric district cnsincer rltr rdd-qccirt .--J,-iir,;;;;;.;:;,'i;';i?.''tlli ffi;::'Hir:ffi1:rt?#:t:r:t1ilfi!i:#t,*:::?: 1;I^iTgf-_ilj:11*_,,.llt51rei7 Trl to iii-.iiii- nBc.rs.ry,. rcwiiirr rcronrr rotricriors; rdilvtncff',:#::l;H;?t;tl*:.l,hi::'".,:Him:rr*.;:l**-*-ixii.diir-:il;ffiT.lffiiitiHii[Iili.,$,H,El,:l1[*r,_.*:lii#-&i=...,_:_E;i$t.TTii?#.H.,Ii",?..fi1.ffi,1[::?i.lfllilfthir rutiorriac i*rit oocrnit atloriri.t."po.r.yrrn.tur.s or rirr l!1,.;iiii'liii'IintJ...,iJi,.iij?:H:#i:i:i?ll.l;lrinr brsins rjrich hrvc rEt bccn rrthorircd'!,y thc Gorr. is*tl-- i6-;-ioii"'! !""'rrrim brsins rjrich hrvc rtt bcrn ertrroiirca'Uy tfic coip.- -Aitii"l
tO .rd 60{)
34' CRANBERRY PnoDucnofl AcnunEs: Dircfrrrgcr of drcdged or f ltl r.tcrl.l fcr dilcr, bc6, g.rpr, mt.r csrtrolltrlEtur6 or lcvctlng of cilrttrry bcds rlsoclrtcd rlth erplrsicr,crfi.nccDmt,or- mdiflcrtlqr 13tlvltlcr rt crlrtlrp crartcrrypcod.ct lm opcrtt lore provldcd:
r' rhc currrtrtlY. tot.[ .cr..gc of dlsturberrc pcr cmrtcrry prodrtlm opcrttior, lrr-tuding h5t rpt llritGd to,fltllng, ftoodirr, ditching, or clcering. Jil mt crcecd t0 icrcr of ,.tlri;i-ii.-utIt]st.rci, lrtrdiqg rcttrnds;
b' Th: pcrrittcc mtiflcr thc 0irtrict Enginccr ln rccordercc rlth thc rctlficetiqr proccdrrcr; rrd
c' Thc rctlvity docr trt rrsutt ln I rt lorr of ntlrrd.cr!r9.. rhlr artloeidc pcrrit docr not ruthorlrc rnydlrchrrgc of drcdgcd or f itl rtcrir[ rclrtcd to othcr crrr$crry prJitior ectiviticiirrf is r..e+,orscs, proccssing frcllltlcr,or P'rking rrces' for thc FrrPo3ct of tiir nrtirr-i* pcrrit, ifc crnrtrtiv. tot.t oi ro rc-icr ritt bc nisurcd ovcr th. pcriodth.t thi3 natiooyidc pcrrft ir vrtid. (Scctian (OC) '
35' Maintcnener Drdging of Erirthg Berhr. Ercrvrtlm rnd ranpvrl of rccurulrtrd redinrnt for nrinteaancc of crirtingrrinr b:sins, crneIr, t"d F..,.rtips to prcviotrsty ruthorired &pths or controtling depths for ingrcss/carcss ntrichevcr i; lcrspcovidcd the drcdgcd artcriet ir dispos* of ri rir rptert riic -JJ'O.op.. tiltrtim cmtrotr rrc uscd. (Sccrion tO)
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36. Eoar Bampr. Activitics rcqui
o
rcd for thc crrstrLEtioo of bo.t r4c providcd:
a' Ihe discherge into ratcrs o, thc tnitcd St.trs docs mt erccd 50 cr.6ic yrrds of co.icr.tc, rock. crushed itonc orgrrvcl into forms, e,- pteiqo.nt of pre-ctst corErltc plrrts or stebs- (trl3uit.b(c raicriet th.t c.uscr rn.ccGpt.blc chcnic.tpot lut ioo or is strr,rcturet [y urstrbic is mt ruthoritlOi; - - -
b. Ihe bott r.np docs mt crcc€d 20 fctt in ridth,.
c' lha basc rat.ri.l ir crushcd ttot, grrvcl or other 3[,itrblc ratGrial,-
. d' fhc crcrvation is tiaitcd to th! .rG. mcc3s.ry tor aitc prcprr.tim rrd rl,t .xcrvrtd n tlri.t lr rclrpvcd to thctp[.rd; .rd
e' rt --,!I!!! lr-pleccd ln rpccirl rp.tic ritcs, lrrtr.ding Etlr.ds. Drcdcing to prwldc tcer3s to thG borr rrpr'v b' 'uthoritcd tv rmttrcir!i. i.ci' l-r e..r.ri F;it,-; lJ-;viarri r-iigrri,..lr,i tJ scciio., t0 lf locrtcd ln nrvigrbtcr.tcrs of thc unitcd st.tGs. fscltiJs to rrd rorl
37' EmrrgrncyWrtrrrhrdProtrctimradRrhrb&trtbn. tlorl&nclyorfindcdbythc3oilGonsertrtlsrScrviccqrrtlfylngll mrcrigerrl rituetiqr (rcqrirlrt imdirtc *tlar) rrdcr ltr EIrgcrrylhtcBhcd Protcction ProirD (7 GfI prrt 6Za) .ndnort done or ftndcd bv thc ioi.it s;;i;; urdcr lrr rurr:a-rrii-rrErtq tclrrbilitrtion t{en6ook (fsx 509.13) provldcd thesr5rrrcr cnglnGCr is notif iGd in tccordrrrc rith thc mtiticrtidl gcmirt co.gitim. (llso 3cc 13 cff 3lO.t(c)). iscctloos tO..d 404)
- - 38' CtInup ol Herrrdour rnd Toxic We;tr. 3pccif ic .ctivitiG3 rcqlircd to GftGGt thc contrirrrnt 3tabiiitrtion or rcmvelof huer&gs ol. toric rrrtc rtcri.ls th.t erc prrfor-d. ordcrcd, or rpororcd by r govcrmrnt .3cncy rith crtrbtirhcd lcgrtcr rcgulrtory .uthority providrd tt. p...itt.c'mtiflcr'ti. iiriiict i[ir... tn *.ioia.r*c rittr th;.totiticrtisr. ienciricoditior' ror dirchri.eic -ln rFctir-.q.-ti.;iiC.'ftffii';trrirr,-iiiroilrioira, rst .l3o trcttdc r dcumrttqr of
'vrccrCo apcct'l aqr.tic rltcs. lrclrdir; rrctllds. cq,rt ard.rd ri.ci.t actidr ptrrls or rclrtcd rcttlcntS 1c llro&thoritGd bv thir rirtta',.icc il,-i';.-lii; a.ii;ij.;;ii;;mt rrthorirc thc ctrui't- i;a; aijpi-r ritcr or rhccrpmeior of criltira ritcirrl'J ioitr,i'Jirpo*t of hirrrdous-ii t*1. -rt.. (scctiqE lo..d ao()
39. EESERVED
rlo' Frrm lurdhgr. Oirchrrgcr of &cdgcd or f lll rtcrirt lnto frldictiort nttm& (bt rtt trctrdirr3 prrlrlc porholG.,plryl lltes, or vcrnrl Pootst thrt nr: ln rgricullurrl crog prodlctisi prior to occarbcr Zi. tgE5 (1.c., frra:d rctl.rd3) ,ortq'rd'lions rnd hJildini.p.di t* uriiJrigs Jr rgricutturet rJtrrJstn.rts6 Ece3s.ry for frming.ctiviti!3. llrc dischrrge--t.. Lrrrr E llnltct to thc rininn Eccsr.ry tut rill la m crsc Grcc.d t .Gr. (scc thc qli;i.iretisr. jcction (0( crly ccrgiti;i.(sCction 604)
C. TATIOTTW|DE
'EBMIT
COilDNNOtrS
OEIERAI CoNolnoils: lhc fclltlrl ;crml caditlcr rrt t lcltqrd ln crdcr lcr rv rnhorlsrtldr bt r artlculdl gr6lttc t rtH.r:
t' Xrvigrtbo- Io rtlvlry ry cr..G gc t|rn r rlnlrl drcrlc etfect sr rvl3ltlor.
2' ?roprr rnhtrnrnco. lny ttnrttrc ci ,lll rrthorlted rhrll tr prgcrly rlntrtned, lrrtrdlrr rlntcrllrc to GB5G*5llc otcty.
t' Erorbo rnd rltrtbn aatob. lproFlrtG erGlm rd rlltrtlm cmtrolr r.ct bc trrGd td rlnt.lnd ln rffcctlvracrlting canditlqr drrfua cottrrctlsr.- rd rll upo.Gd roil rd cthcr ,llrr lrst bc acrumntly 3t-Iur.d at ttc ..rlle.tF.ctictbtc GLtc.
4' Aqurtir: lfo movolrrcntr. lo rctlvlty ry s.btrrtlrlly dilngt tltc Dr-rt cf thorc 1pcclr of r$retic uft ldlrp;a1r
L:fa'i:i::a, lEtrdirp thooc rpcclc Jrich mrrtly risrutc thrqdr dr rer, uri63 ths rtlvltyrr pctrry gnpoec lr tc
E' Equipmrnt. re.vY t$,rtF.ot rcrtilg ln rcthnds lrlt bc ptrcrd or rtr or othcr rt3urr rrrt !G t.tcn to rla|llrr rlldlrturbrrrcc.
t' iogionrl rnd crlo-by'cem condhbnr. thc rctivity rst ccpty rlttr rry rcglanel corditims 6lctr ry hrw bccn a.tdcd lythc divirion cngincer (lec !! Gfl l!0.6(c)) rrd rrry crsc rpccific Grditlar .ddcd b, thc corF.
7' fftdrndSconicRivorr. rortlvity-yEcrr lnrc4c:nt of dtcrrtimrl ultdid3ccnlc livrr s)rrtr.,. or lnt rlwrcfflclrtly dcrisn'tcd by Goercrt u r trtrdy-riwrt for pocsiblc lrlrrlcr Ia thc rlrtco, rallc thc rlwr lr ln n clflclrl3ttdv 3t'trE' tnforrrtl'qr oilriti; s;il llnrs ry bc dtrincd fro ttrc rrtlcrrl ?rrl icrvlcc .rd thr u.3. tcr6t &wlcc.
3' Tribal rlhrr' lo lctlvlty or ltt oFcmtlor ry lprir rcrcrtrd trlbt rlShts, Imlrdi6, hrt mt lhitcd to mrcnrd ntcrrlghtt .nd trc.ty f lrhlng ..d htntirt rl3lrtr.
?: Wrtor qur[ty G.nific.tbo. tn ccrtein tt.tc3, m lldividrlt at.tG EtGr qrrrilty ccrtlf icrrlo E t bG o6trlpd or nlvrd(rcc !l crn !!0.((c)).
t0' Cornrlron.m.n g.m.nt. ta ccrtaln rt.t6, m lndividrl rtrtc corstrl tonc r.,i.gcmnt cdrslstcrty cqrcurr.a{rc rl3tbc obt.incd or rrivcd. (ree !l cff g0.((d)).
11' EndangercdSpccics- to activity is authorized uder any liup vhich is tikety to jeopardizc tha continued cxist:rre ofa thra.tcncd or cndangcred specics or a spccics proposed for such dcsignatim, es identified Urder thc fcderaI Erdangered spccicsAct. or *rich is tikcty to destroyor adversctynodify thc critical hau.itat oi suct, specici- _tocr-federai [.ilii.i.3hatt notiryth. district cnsineer if rny Iisted specics or.criticat habitrt night bc rffcctcd or is in ttrc vicinity oi-i;;;.-;;..t.nd sh.ttnol bcain gort on the activity rrrtit notif itd by tha district cngiLrr that the rcqlircnrents of tne eriaingilio-it.r., Act hlvebccn satisficd and that the activity is euthorizcd. tnforaation m the location of thrcatercd rnd cndanglrJ-"il.i.r.nd thcircriticrl hebitet can be obtairrd frqn thc u.s. tish.rd uitdtife scrvice.rd ratiornl iarinc Fisheries Servicc. (sGG JJ crn130.(( t ) )
12. Hittoric ProPcrti.s. llo tctivity rlrich aay.ff.ct lli3toric propcrtics listcd, or cligibtc for listing, in thc r.tion tlcaister-of llistoric Ptrccs is_ruthorircd,. trltil .thc DE-has corptitd rith the provisims of li CFR !25, Appcndir i. -ri.
Protp.ctivG pcrnittcc tust notify the district msinccr if thc ruihoriz.o i"tiritl "ji-iiri+.nirti.io.i.'piSF.rics ijetJ,&tcraincd to be etigiblc, or rtr.ich thc prosp.ctivc pcrnittce hrs rcrsoo to bcticvi aei oc ctiiiuti ro. iirting -on- ttrc rrtlonatlcaistcr of l{istoric Ptaces, rnd shatt mt bcsin the rctivity rrrtit mtificd Uv tft. oiiiiict t-rrinccr tf,.i ifti;.quir;;i;;;tht l.tim.t ltistoric Prcservetim Act hlve bcen sttisfied rnd thlt the tctivity is ruttroiiicd. tnforaatim m thc toc.tl;-;.ri3tcncr ol historic rcsourcc3 crn bc obtrincd fro the st.te fiistoric Prcscrvriim officc .rd the taetionai ncgisiir of llistoricPlrccs (rcc 33 cFR 330-((9)).
t3. Notilicerbn.
(r) tftcrc rcq.lircd b)' thc tems of thc nJP thc prosp.ctivc pcmittcc rust mtify thc District Enginccr rs cyly rspossibtc rrd ehel,t trt bcain thc rctivity:
(l) Untit mtf ficd by thc Di3trict Engitrcr thtt thc.ctiyity ry procccd t dcr thc rt# rith rny cpccitt conditlonslryoscd by the district or diviriin cnginccrl or
(2) tf notifiGd by thc oistrict or Divisiqr :nginccr thlt m irdividral pcnit ls rcqrircd; or
(3) UntcssJ0 -*n hrvc pas_scd f-rol thc oi3trict Engirrerrr rcccipt of thc rrtificrtion rrd thc prospcctlvGpcmittcc hrs rrt recrivcd troticc ,r.ri tic Dietrict or Divirim €nginccr. srtecqrcirtty. thc pcraitt.iis iieii to procccd rndcrt'ltc rllp rv h Edif icd, ttrFndcd, or rcvokcd anly in rcco.onciriur irre erociirriilli-iiitr, in !j clr Sio.itaifzt.
(b) Ih. mtific.tim Est bc in rriting rnC irch.de thc fottanirp infomtiqt rrd ray rcqgircd fecs:
(f ) lrm. rddrcss ard tctcpfionc nr,tbcr of the prospcctive pcilittcc;
(2) Loc.tio.l of thc proposcd ptojcct,-
--^,^!1, !:.i-cf-dcscriptlq'r oJ the proposrd proJct thc projcct'r Frrpose; dirccr rrd irdircct .dverrc cnvirornentet ctfGcta thrarorcct xoul6 c'1J3c,' any othcr rtP(s)-, rcaiutrl ,cttr.l. Fr!i!(s)'or irdivid.laL Fi'.it(.) uscd or intcnded to b. u3Gd totthorirc any p.rt of thc propoccd projcct or rrry ictrtcd ictivity;
(() Scrc rcq.rircd by tttc t.rG of llrc 5P. . dcllrc.tldr of rflcctcd rpcclrt .srtic tlt35, ftElLdi6 ntlrrdr; rd
(5) A rtrtcnt thlt thc proiFctlyr pcnittcc hrs cantrctcd:
(l) lhc t sn{sfx-rs.r.!:.ditt9 qht Prclat. of rny fcdcmlty tlrtcd (or propccd for llrtlrr) rrdll1gercd or drr..tcn d.P.Glcs-o. critlc.l h.b-it.t l,l,ilc pcnit-ircr thrt !.y bc rtfiiit, t tdpr;dJEoi*t; rnJ rry.v.il.btc lnfo'rtlsr?Iwiq bv tlosc .eTl:g: (rhc Firrctlw pcnittcc Ly c-oci-corh olr[ri[t-orri;;-r.# usmsTlirri-icJil-.-t..r .rrdllrtt of critlcrl hrbit.t.,
(ll) Ihc SllP0 rcar.rdiry !hG- Fcsc-ncc 9! r,v hirtorlc- propcrtlcs ln the pcnit rrcr thrt ry bc rffcctcd lr ticproporcd projcct,. .nd thc rvaitrbl,c infohaticr, lf rny. pcwidcd ty ihri-;;i
(c) ?hc 3t.;rdard ldividuit pcrrit-rpplic.tirrrom (Forr ErG (315) ray bc |JEed.s thc rDtific.tidr but r.ct clctrly lrdiettcth.t lt lr r PO)t .rd nrsr |rElrdc .tl'o, thc lnfornation rcqrircd ln (b)(l)-(t) of ecncmi carditio.r fi. --- ----
(d) tn rcvicring .n .ctiYity rrder thc tttificttion proc-cdrc,th: Distrlct Erpinccr riu llrst dctcrai;a drethcr thc rctlvltyrlll rcsutt ln rrc thrn riniart lndividual, or cunilrtivc rdrmi cn"ircriti[-cfiiis-;ritt a;-;;i;;ilt. th. F66clntcrcst.-. rhe prospcctivc pcmittec na-y, .t hIr option, 3ltrnit . proposeo rittg.ti;lrro rilr thc prJis;h;igc rrtiflcttlanto cxP.ditc thc Proccss rrd the Districi Engineei riti cmsider irry optimal rliGrfig;r'trri repiiirni rtii-fiii,leo ln theproposrt ln dctcreining rlrethcr thc nct rdvcrsc awironrrntat cffcct-s'ol rhc pl,oposcj rorf rc riniaat. lhc oistriGt tnglmcrrltt^considcr .ny ccntsnts frcn frdemt .nd st.tr rsencics co.r.rniqg- th;;F;;;;1liilitv,. ccpl,iu,rcc rith thc tGrE ..rdconditions of thc nrt.ioruidc pnrrits rrrd th! necd for ritigation to icdr.cc'thi projectrr rdycrre cnvirornrnttt .ttcctr to arinlrrt tcvct. Th. district inrgirErr ritt r.pon receipt of-r mtiiicriigl r;it-iLo-i.t.tv (c.9. frcriaitc tr.ngrisric.r,overnight rril or othcr GxPcditiotrs narncr) r-copy to ihc rpproprirtc officds of the fish rrt iliiotirc servici, itrtc mtu.t$tTI::_.:_:::::-T.:litv te.r'Ev. tP^. .rd, ir ryproprirtc,'ihc'rrtimat xriin riir,cii.i s.iviii."rriti-iii-iiciltioo of 5rpJ" thcs? tgencics Yi[[ thcn havc 5 cltcrdar dry: fran thc d.tc thc i.tcrirl 13 tr.rroitt.d to tclrphon thc oiitrict €ngirrerlf .thcy lntcrd to providc sttctentivc, rire-rpciific cormnts,- ti'io contrctcd by .n rgctry.thc Dlatrict Eng,nccr yill nit mrdditisrrt t0 crtcndar. drys bcforc rElilg . dccirlon al thc mtiricrticr. rhc'Dlstrict irrir*.. ,iir ruiii ca,siacr .icncycqtEnts r:ccivcd rithin.thc-sPccificd tir: frvrc, blt r.itl^provide m rcrpqrsG to thc rcrdrcc.gcrry. lhc Dirtrici ErEi;;;vl lt lrdicatc ln the cdninistretivc record rssocirtcd r;itr crctr mtif icrtisr thlt thc rcsourcc rgarics, cqrrnE re..Gconsidcrcd. -Applicrnts rrc mcouregcd to proyidc. tlre cor; -rriili. copics of rrtific.tidrs to crp.ditc rge6y 6tlfic.tlon.lf -the District-Engineer dctcrnirEs that tle rctivity-corirics riti-the tcrars rrd corditiqrs of th. rup.rd thlt thc.drr.rscctfccts rrc rinirnat, fe 1it!.T,1t, the. pcraittec lrg l;t,.d" rni corditims hc decos ,Eccsslry. tf thr District Enginccrdcteraincs th.t thc rdvtrse cffccts of the proposed. rorl .re ErG ihan riniaat, thcn hc ri[t mtity the emticrnt :ither: (l)thet the projcct does pt.lulify tor rrtloiiutim uucr ttr.-rr,rp srd tnstrrrt thc rpirlil'ir1'i6ll;:'j.,;, to roct
'uthorir'tion urdcr rn irdividnl pcrnit; or (2) thlt-t.hc projcct ir ."ttrorliJ,rra.r tll nrtionridc p.riit "oj..t to thcrpptlcrnt's 3Lt'nitting r.aitigatim proposat that rq/ld r.i*l ttrc rdvarsc Gtfccts to th. riniarat lavcl. This eitigrtlmproposel -'s.t h.rpprovtd by the Di3trict Engincer prior to conrrrrcing nork. lf the prospcctive pc-ittce Lt.iir-to llrnit rritigatim ptan,thc DE vitt expcditiousty revilc the proposed nitigation pten, b,rt rill rrct colrrDerice r sccond l0-day mtificrtionR?ocdur'' lf thc nct ldvtrsc Gfrccts of thc project (rrith ttre n'i tigrtiorrp."pr;;ai;.. teiiraimo by thc oistrict Enginccr to
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t
.nt infomi n9 hin th.r the proicct c.nbc r'ininat. the District Engineer uill providc r timty ycitten rcspqrsc to thc rppticproceed under the terry6 .nd-corditions of the mtion.idc p..i;t.
(c)' uetl'nds Detineations: getlrnd dctincrtims nrt bt pr.Plrcd in lccordrr*c yith thc curr?nt ncthod rcguirad by thc Goros-
I*.f:llllte^t'.1av-.jt thc corps to &lincrte rh.3p.cirl .$J.tic 3itc. rhrrc lay bc ronc dctry if thc corps a".t ti.Aii;;;i;:?urtncrlDrc, the f0'day pcriod rill not it.rt uriit thc itlryd &limrtian hrs bccn corptitca.
<lt ritigstion: Frctors thlt thc oistrict [ngirccr rilt cmsidcr rlrcn detcninine thc rcccptrbitlty of rpproprirt. ]dpr.ctic.blr aritigation irrl,r.de-, t i-ric-rot lirit-cd ti: ---- -- -
. . (!) Io bc prrcticebtc thc litigatim rrrst bc rvrltrbtc rrd crprbtc of bciq dmc cqrsidcring cost3 cxirting tcchnototy, a.dloeistics in tight ot o"...if ;;j;;'pr.por.r;
(Z) to thc artGnt. epproprirtc, pcrrittccr drqrtd cqridcr ritigrtior bmtirp .ld othcr fors of ritigrtlm lrctr.dingcontrih'rtims to tetl.nd t'risrruas, Iiiit cmtrltut. to thc r6tora;qr, cr.rtia{ rcpl.cclrEnt, cdrrrrcccrnt,-or prc3crv.tlorrc' vctl''ds- furthermrc, cxrnglcs'of ritigriiJ tiri-Jitc-rppropriiti rg prlcti?rutc initr.dc but rrc rrt ll.itcd to:rcdrcing thc aire or trrc pil;iiir-."t.uilriirr urrririo..ril e.ot-ict .$r.tic r6orrrcc vrtrrs; rd rcptrcing thc 1os3 of rqrlticrG3.o!'rcc vrlt,cs bv crcrt-ing,- rcstoring, rru eilrrrring ii.itri i,r,ciirts irnd vrtr.ts. ln rdditi*, riii,i.ii--..i ioa..is i;di;
''d-cltYrot bc uscd to ottrli tf. *i.-.i. of Ett.rd toe3cr th.t Eirtd ccur in ordcr to EGt tie rcicrgc liritr cf ror of thcotionrride 6rnits (c-g. 5 lcres of ".ir.na. carrrt bG Grc.tcd to ch.rtgc.6.crc loss of rctt.rds to1 I rcrc lcsl honcvcr.th' 5 crc.tcd rcrcs c.n bc .scd to rcdrcc thc iD.cts of thc 6 rcrc ross).
8ECTION'to4 oNLYcoNDlnoNs: lf rddition to th. Gcttr.t Gorditim. thc fottaine corditiqrs rppty anty to rctivitics thrtlrtplvc the discherge of drcdgrd or f itl rtcrirl .rd rrst bc fottond in or&r for ruthoritrtiar by the mtionyide pcnitr tobc vrtid:
l' Wrtcr.uPPlylrrrko. lodirchrrgcof drcdgcdorlittrtcrlrtryoccu"lnthcprorirityof rF.6tlcretcrapptylntttc
'rccPt *ttrG th. di3ch.r9e lr for rcprir cf thc Fttic rrtcr upty lntttc rtnrturc3 or rdjrccnt brnk rtrbitirtlar.
2' Shrnfich producrbn. to dirchrrgc of drcdgcd or fitt rtcri.t ly occur ln ercrs of ccrcntrrtcd chcltfirh prodrtlor,utlcsr thc dischrrgc it dircctly rctrtcd to r drcllfi* herrrstirg activity rrthorired by nrtiorlide pcnit 4.
3' Suhrbh rutorirl. ro dirchergc of drcdgcd cr fltt rtcrlrl rry ccrirt of rruitrbt. r.tcri.t (c.g., truh. d6rir,crrbodler, ctc.) .trd rrtcrirl dirchrrgcd r.Et bG frcc fra toric potlutmts ln toric ernrs (rce rccticr f07 of thr Clcm llrtcrlct r.
l' llitigrrbn- Dilchergcs of drcdgcd or fltl rtcrirl lato ntcm of thc tlritcd st.tes.lst b. rinirircd or rvoidcd to thc..ria'n 'rtent Drlctlc.btc at thc p.oicct rltr (i.c. qr-Sltcrrrnlct thc DE hls lpprovcd a co.rpcnsttion ritigttian pt.n tor thcrpacilic ecaulricd ectiviiy.- -"- r'-'lt' -'i
E' Sprwning r...r. Di*lrrger ln rgrnfta .r..a Arltl rprnlr3 t tscE r,Bt bG rtoldcd to thc rxilo crtcntprectlcrbt:.
t' obttruerton ol hlgh iowr. to thc rrlrr .rtrlt Fltlcrbtc, Jlrclrrrlcr rst rDt Fr-rurtly rctrlct or l+rdc tlrcD'3t'9c ol Eme[ oi .r(PGGtG{ hl3tr ft*r cr Gf,rG tlrc rclertlcr cf 6c rtcr (rnlccr ttlc plrry Frrposc cf ttrc lltt h tohporrd ntcrr).
7' Advo[o lnprcrr lbonr fnpoundmrrt . tf tt dl3dr.rtr cr.ates n l+orrri:nt of EtGr, rdnc6c fuptcts an thc aqrtlctyttco cruscd bv thc occclcmtcd P.3srirc ol rtcr rr(/or ltrc nttrlctlqr cf ltr flor rhtl bc rlnhlrcd to thc rxlrr.rt.ntgncticrblc.
t' Wetrrlowl b'rr'dng ror. Dlcchrgcr lato br:cdirr lrcrs for rigrrtory ntcrfol r5t bc tvolded to thG rrlg qtantF.ctic.blG.
t' lomovllof tomponrylft. Any treor.rr flllr rrt h rnvrd la ticlr .ntlr.ty.rd thc effcctcd arc.3 r.tura.d to thalrpeccrlrt ing cl cvtt i q.r.
lcgidrt Cqditiqr for ttc Strtc of Gotom&: Thc fottoning conditim lc edded to the scction /r04 otlyConditiorr, nratcr !.