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County of Garfield )
At a regularmeeting of the Board of County Commissioners for GarfieldCounty,
Colorado,held in the Commissioners'Meeting Room,GarfieldCounty Plaza Building,in
Glenwood Springson June 7,2010,therewere present:
John Martin ,Commissioner Chairman
Mike Samson ,Commissioner
TrbsiHoupt ,Commissioner
Deborah Quinn ,Asst.County Attorney
Jean Alberico ,Clerk of the Board
Ed Green ,County Manager
when the followingproceedings,among otherswere had and done,to-wit:
RESOLUTION NO.2010-SF
A RESOLUTION RE STATING AND CORRECTING RESOLUTION NO.2008-55
CONCERNED WITH THE APPROVAL OF A PLANNED UNIT
DEVELOPMENT AMENDMENT APPLICATION SUBMITTED BY SPRING
VALLEY DEVELOPMENT,FOR SPRING VALLEY RANCH PLANNED UNIT
DEVELOPMENT
Parcel ID:218733100152,218726200135,218715400136,218716100138,and
218721100137
Recitals
A.The Board of County Commissioners of Garfield County,Colorado,
received a Planned Unit Development Amendment applicationfrom Spring Valley
Development,Inc.to amend the Spring Valley Ranch Planned Unit Development (the
"Application"),and approved the same pursuantto ResolutionNo.2008-55,atitsregular
meeting held on November 13,2007 and continued to December 7,2007,which
Resolution was dated April 21,2008,and recorded on April 22,2008,in the Real
PropertyRecords of GarfieldCounty as Reception No.747015 (the"PUD Resolution").
B.Due to an inadvertentclericalerror,thePUD Resolutiondid not includeas
exhibitsa legal descriptionof the PUD,the PUD Zone DistrictsMap,the PUD Zone
DistrictsText and Design Standards,or the PUD Phasing Plan,even though these
documents were materialpartsof the Application and were incorporatedintothe PUD
Resolutionby reference.
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C.The Board of County Commissioners desires to incorporatethese
documents as exhibitsto the PUD Resolution.This Resolutionisadopted forthe sole
purpose of correctingthe clericalerrorreferencedabove and adding thesedocuments as
exhibitstothePUD Resolution.This Resolutioncorrectsthetextof thePUD Resolution
solelytoattachand incorporatethesedocuments asexhibitstothePUD Resolutionand to
correctsaidSection13.11,but does nototherwiseaffectthePUD Resolutioninany way.
D.For the sake of clarity,the conditionsof approval setforthin the PUD
Resolution,as correctedhereby,arerestatedinfull
Resolution
NOW,THEREFORE,BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of County
Commissioners of GarfieldCounty,Colorado,thatbased on determinationof factsset
forthabove,thePUD Resolutioniscorrectedas follows:
1.The PUD Resolutionisincorporatedhereinby thisreference,and remains
infullforceand effectas ofthedateof itsadoptionon April21,2008.
2.The Conditionsof Approval setforthin thePUD Resolutionas corrected
hereby arerestatedinfulltoprovideasfollows:
1.0 The followingconditionsconsolidate,amend,and restateas appropriatethe
conditionscontained in the various resolutionsapproving,extending or
amending thePUD forSpringValley Ranch inResolutions2000-95,2003-
19,2003-99 and 2005-83.They supersedeand replaceallof theconditions
of approval in saidresolutions,and the conditionsof approvalsetforthin
saidresolutionsshallbe nulland ofno furtherforceor effect.
2.0 All representationsof theapplicant,eitherwithintheapplicationor statedat
the meeting beforethe Planning Commission or in the hearingbefore the
Board of County Commissioners,shall be considered conditions of
approval,includingata minimum,but not limitedtothefollowing:
3.0 The followingconditionsincludedinthe letterreceivedfrom Nick Adeh of
NA consultingdatedJune 13,2000,are tobe adhered to as a conditionsof
approval:
3.1 Constructthewest entranceto County standardsasa paved road and
stopCR115 paying atthisintersection.
3.2 The remaining segments of the CR 115 thatarebeyond theproperty
frontagemust remain unpaved and rough asis.
3.3 Installselectivesignage on CR 115 just west of the PUD to
discourageuse of Red Canyon Road as an alternativeaccessto State
Highway 82.
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4.0 During construction,the applicantwillbe responsibleforalldustmitigation
caused by theprojecton on-siteand off-siteroads.
5.0 Access foroutparcelsshallbe shown on theapplicablefinalplats.
6.0 The monitoringplan forthe bestmanagement practicesshallbe controlled/
implemented by the Home Owner's Associationor anotherbody capableof
managing theplan.
7.0 All of the proposed Development Phasing Schedule be modified to require
the finalplattingof allphases within 15 years of the plattingof the first
phase and that the completion of constructionperiods may be less as
requiredby theapplicablesubdivisionimprovements agreement.
8.0 Based upon the representationsof the applicant,acceptingtheprovisionsof
the letterof Mr.John R.Schenk,dated September 12,2000,the following
conditionisimposed:
8.1 The Covenants,Conditions and Restrictions(CCRs)for the
Community Housing component of the projectshallprovide thata
Home Owners Associationwillbe the governing authoritywith all
appropriateenforcement powers for operationand controlof the
Community Housing component.
9.0 Future use of additionalwells (Gamba wells)requiresthe development of
waterrightsand wellpermitsifrequiredby theappropriatestateagency.
10.0 All conditionsof the Division of Water Resources shallbe met.Those
conditionsincludebut are not limitedto:(1)the claimed water rightsare
dedicatedto the project,and (2)the plan for augmentation is operated
accordingtodecreedterms and conditions.
11.0 Available surfacewater suppliesshallbe used to theirfullestextentto
provide the irrigationsupply to the golf courses in order to minimize
groundwater withdrawals.A groundwater monitoring plan shall be
developed to monitor futurewater levelsnear the Spring Valley Ranch
wells.The monitoringplan shallincludewater levelmeasurements in the
productionwellsand otherwellsat thePUD thatcan be used as monitoring
holes.The monitoringplan shallincludemeasurements made with enough
frequency to observe seasonal groundwater fluctuationsand long term
groundwater trends.Resultsof the monitoringprogram shallbe availableto
thepublic.
11.1 There willbe an additionalmonitoringwell developed or identified
thatis at least2000 feetfrom the productionwells.Eithera new
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well or an off-sitewell meeting thosecriteriacould meet thecriteria.
All of themonitoringreportswillbe availabletothepublic.
12.0 The domestic water system must be constructedand operatedinaccordance
with the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment
regulationsand standards.
13.0 The Applicant shallcomply with the following conditionsrelatingto
wildlife:
13.1 Dogs:Dogs shallbe allowed on each residential,commercial and/or
industriallotpursuant to Section3.17 of the Applicant'sproposed
covenants unless Garfield County Zoning and Subdivision
regulationsaremore restrictive.
13.2 SeasonalUse Restrictions:The seasonaluse restrictionsproposed by
theapplicantinthe submittalshallbe conditionsof approval.
13.3 Educating Residents:Consistentwith the provisionsin the CDOW
Letter of August 31,1999,the Applicant shall provide an
informativebrochure at the firstFinalPlatwhich isintendedto be
providedtoresidentsatthetimeof conveyance of each lot.
13.4 AdditionalCommitments:The WildlifeMitigationPlan proposed by
theApplicantshallbe made a partof theproposed covenants.
13.5 Fencing:Fencing shallbe allowed pursuantto Section3.24 of the
proposed covenants.
13.6 Horses and Livestock:As per the Applicant'ssubmittal,horsesshall
be permittedpursuant to Sections3.17 and 3.24 of the proposed
covenants.
13.7 BuildingEnvelopes:Buildingenvelopesshallbe representedby the
Applicanton the PreliminaryPlan Applicationconsistentwith this
PUD Application.
13.8 WildlifeMitigation:A WildlifeMitigationPlan willbe implemented
through theApplicant'sproposed covenants and deed restrictionsas
a conditionofany FinalPlatapproval.
13.9 Bears/TrashRemoval:The Applicantshallcomply with Section3.14
ofthepropose covenantssubmittedby theApplicant.
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13.10 Riparian/Wetlands:The provisionslistedin the CDOW letterof
August 31,1999,and Section4.3.4of Appendix E of the submittal
(Wildlifereport)shallbe conditionsof any approval.
13.11 Raptor Survey:At the time of the second FinalPlat,the Applicant
shalldemonstrate compliance with Section 4.3.3of the "Wildlife
Use,Impacts,and Mitigation"reportsubmittedby theApplicant.
14.0 No new wood burning open hearthfireplacesshallbe allowed within the
development.
15.0 The Applicant shallacceleratethe phasing for the Community Housing
Units(intheirsame unitcount /buildingmix)from phases 7 -10 to 5 -8.
16.0 All infrastructure,publicutilities,trailsand open space shallbe phased in
accordance with the phasing plan set forth in Exhibit 21 of Binder 4.
Specifically,open space and trailsapproved as part of the PUD shallbe
allowedto be plattedand constructedwith each individualphase ratherthan
allatonce with the firstFinalPlat.The finalplatof each phase shallresult
ina cumulativetotalof allopen space inboth the currentFinalPlatand all
previouslyrecorded Final Platsof at least25%.Each FinalPlat shall
provide a calculationtable that demonstrates the open space for that
particularphase as well as summarizes the open spacetotalinany previous
phase.
17.0 Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs)are prohibitedin Spring Valley Ranch
PUD.
18.0 The followingExhibitsfrom thePlanned UnitDevelopment Amendment are
attachedheretoand incorporatedhereinby thisreference:
ExhibitA:The legaldescriptionofthepropertysubjecttothePUD
Resolution.
ExhibitB:The Zone DistrictsMap showing which portionsofthe
propertyarerezoned tothezone districtsapproved by the PUD
Resolution.
ExhibitC:The Zone DistrictsText and Design Standardsapproved by the
PUD Resolution.
ExhibitD:The PUD Phasing Plan and Phasing Map datedAugust 29,
2007,approved by thePUD Resolution.
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Dated this7thday ofJune,A.D.2010
ATTEST:**
*qd GARFIELD COUNTY BOARD OF
COMMISSIONERS GARFIELD
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COUNTY COL O
erkoftheBoard Chai
Upon motion duly made and seconded the fo egoing Re lutionw adopted by
thefollowingvote:
John Martin ,Aye
Mike Samson ,Aye
Tr6siHoupt ,Aye
STATE OF COLORADO )
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County of Garfield )
I,,County Clerk and ex-ofilcioClerk ofthe
Board of County Commissioners in and for the County and Stateaforesaiddo hereby
certifythatthe annexed and foregoingResolutionistrulycopied from the Records ofthe
Proceeding of theBoard of County Commissioners forsaidGarfieldCounty,now inmy
office.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF,I have hereunto setmy hand and affixedthe sealof
saidCounty,atGlenwood Springs,this_day of ,A.D.2010
County Clerkand ex-officioClerk of theBoard of County Commissioners
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EXHIBIT A
Legal Descriptionof the Property Subject to the PUD Resolution
SPRING VALLEY RANCH BOUNDARY LEGAL DESCRIPTION
A parceloflandlocatedinSections14,15,16,20,21,22,23,26,27,28,29,32,33,and 34,
Township6 South,Range 88 West,SixthPrincipalMeridianbeingmore particularlydescribedas
follows:
BeginningattheNorthwestCornerofsaidSection20 beinga 2-inchAluminum Cap (P.E.L.S.
5933);thenceS 88"l6'08"E 2627.19feetalongthenorthlineofsaidSection20 totheNorth
QuarterCornerofsaidSection20 beinga 2-inchAluminum Cap (P.E.L.S.5933);thenceS
88"15'48"E 2625.91feetalongthenorthlineofsaidSection20 totheNortheastCornerofsaid
Section20 beinga 2-1/2inchGLO BrassCap foundinplacesaidcomer alsobeingon thewest
lineofsaidSection16;thenceN 00"00'l4"W 2631.77feetalongthewestlineofsaidSection16
totheEastQuarterComer ofSection17,T.6 S.,R.88 W.,6thP.M.beinga 2-1/2inchGLO
BrassCap foundinplace;thenceN 00"08'04"W 340.70feetcontinuingalongthewestlineof
saidSection16totheWest QuarterCornerofsaidSection16beinga2-1/2inchGLO BrassCap
foundinplace;thenceN 00'01'47"E 1047.99feetcontinuingalongthewestlineofsaidSection
16tothesouthwestcomer ofaparceloflanddescribedinBook 795,Page980 intheofficeofthe
GarfieldCountyClerkandRecorder;thencethefollowingthreecoursesalongtheboundaryof
saidparceldescribedinBook 795,Page 980:
1.thenceN 89'16'47"E 334.10feet;2.thenceN 03'35'47"E 252.06feet;
3.thenceN 88"27'52"W 349.87feettoa pointon thewestlineofsaidSection16;
thenceN 00'01'47"E 977.15feetalongthewestlineofsaidSection16totheNortheastCorner
ofsaidSection17beinga 2-1/2inchGLO BrassCap foundinplace;thenceN 00'01'20"W
344.80feetcontinuingalongthewestlineofsaidSection16totheNorthwestComer ofsaid
Section16beinga2-1/2inchGLO BrassCap foundinplace;thenceN 89"57'15"E 2703.26feet
alongthenorthlineofsaidSection16totheNorthQuarterComer ofsaidSection16 beinga 2-
1/2inchGLO BrassCap foundinplace;thenceN 89'57'O9"E 2637.87feetcontinuingalongthe
northlineofsaidSection16 totheNortheastComer ofsaidSection16 beinga2-1/2inchGLO
BrassCap foundinplace;thenceN 89"58'17"E 2638.56feetalongthenorthlineofsaidSection
15 totheNorthQuarterComer ofsaidSection15 beinga 2-1/2inchGLO BrassCap foundin
place;thenceS 89"59'36"E 1318.31feetcontinuingalongthenorthlineofsaidSection15tothe
westlineoftheNE1/4NE1/4 ofsaidSection15beinga 3-inchAluminum Cap (L.S.15710)
foundinplacewhence thenortheastcomer ofsaidSection15beinga 2-1/2inchGLO BrassCap
foundinplacebearsS 89"59'36"E 1318.31feet;thenceS 00"00'O9"E 1312.36feetalongthe
westlineoftheNEl/4NE1/4 ofsaidSection15tothesouthwestcomer oftheNE1/4NE1/4 of
saidSection15beinga 3-inchAluminum Cap (L.S.15710)foundinplace;thenceN 89"55'46"E
1317.67feetalongthesouthlineoftheNE1/4NE1/4 ofsaidSection15tothesoutheastcomer of
theNE1/4NE1/4 ofsaidSection15beinga 3-inchAluminum Cap (L.S.15710)foundinplace;
thenceS 89"58'46"E 1320.64feetalongthenorthlineoftheSW1/4NW1/4 ofsaidSection14to
thenortheastcomer oftheSW1/4NW1/4 ofsaidSection14beinga 3-inchAluminum Cap (L.S.
15710)foundinplace;thenceS 00"01'34"W 1312.94feetalongtheeastlineofthe
SW1/4NW1/4 ofsaidSection14tothesoutheastcorneroftheSW1/4NW1/4 ofsaidSection14
beinga 2-inchAluminum Cap (P.E.L.S.5933);thenceS 00"01'l9"E 2647.58feetalongtheeast
lineoftheW1/2SW1/4 ofsaidSection14tothesoutheastcorneroftheW1/2SW1/4 ofsaid
Section14 beinga 2-inchAluminum Cap (P.E.L.S.5933);thenceS 89'59'40"E 1318.39feet
alongthenorthlineofsaidSection23 totheNorthQuarterComer ofsaidSection23 beinga 2-
1/2inchGLO BrassCap foundinplace;thenceS 00'05'23"E 5277.46feetalongtheeastlineof
theW1/2 ofsaidSection23 totheSouthQuarterCornerofsaidSection23 beinga 2-1/2inch
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GLO BrassCap foundinplace;thenceS 00"00'49"W 5529.94feetalongtheeastlineofthe
W1/2 ofsaidSection26 totheSouthQuarterComer ofsaidSection26 beinga 2-1/2inchGLO
BrassCap foundinplace;thenceS 84'59'30"W 31.37feetalongthesouthlineofsaidSection
26 totheNorthQuarterComer ofSection35,T.6 S.,R.88 W.,6thP.M.,beinga 2-1/2inch
GLO BrassCap foundinplace;thenceS 84"41'15"W 1292.34feetalongthesouthlineofsaid
Section26 tothesoutheastcornerofLot 14ofsaidSection26 beinga 2-inchAluminum Cap
(P.E.L.S.5933);thenceN 00'21'37"E 372.49feetalongtheeastlineofsaidLot 14,Section26
tothenortheastcornerofsaidLot 14beinga 2-inchAluminum Cap (P.E.L.S.5933);thenceN
89"53'31"W 1611.72feetalongthenorthlineofsaidLot 14tothenorthwestcomer ofsaidLot
14 beinga 2-inchAluminum Cap (P.E.L.S.5933);thenceS 00'00'14"W 525.17feetalongthe
westlineofsaidLot 14totheSouthwestComer ofsaidSection26 beinga 2-1/2inchGLO Brass
Cap foundinplace;thenceN 89"14'59"W 2647.44feetalongthesouthlineofsaidSection27 to
theSouthQuarterCornerofsaidSection27 beinga 2-1/2inchGLO BrassCap foundinplace;
thenceN 8917'11"W 1319.72feetalongthenorthlineofsaidSection34tothenortheastcomer
oftheW1/2NW1/4 of saidSection34 beinga 2-inchAluminum Cap (P.E.L.S.5933)whence the
NorthwestComer ofsaidSection34 beinga 2-1/2-inchGLO BrassCap foundinplacebearsN
89"17'11"W 1319.72feet;thenceS 00'05'58"E 2466.04feetalongtheeastlineofthe
W1/2NW1/4 ofsaidSection34 tothesoutheastcorneroftheW1/2NW1/4 ofsaidSection34
beinga 2-inchAluminum Cap (P.E.L.S.5933);thenceS 89"51'39"W 1389.27feetalongthe
southlineoftheW1/2NW1/4 ofsaidSection34 totheWest QuarterCornerofsaidSection34
beinga 2-inchAluminum Cap (P.E.L.S.5933);thenceN 88'27'45"W 2511.99feetalongthe
southlineoftheNE1/4 ofsaidSection33 totheCenterQuarterComer ofsaidSection33beinga
3 inchAluminum Cap (CountySurveyor)foundinplace;thenceN 88"27'28"W 1112.41feet
alongthesouthlineofLot 6,ofsaidSection33 tothesouthwestcornerofsaidLot6 beinga 3
inchAluminum Cap (CountySurveyor)foundinplace;thenceN 01"56'25"E 838.15feetalong
thewestlineofsaidLot 6 tothesoutheastcornerofLot 5 ofsaidSection33 beinga 3 inch
Aluminum Cap (CountySurveyor)foundinplace;thenceN 89"l4'27"W 1072.10feetalongthe
southlineofsaidLot5 toa pointon thenortherlyright-of-wayofGarfieldCounty Road 119;
thencethefollowingseventeencoursesalongthenortherlyright-of-wayofsaidCountyRoad
119:
1.thencealongtheareofa non-tangentcurvetothelefthavinga radiusof 190.00feet,anda
centralangleof38"53'l5"fora distancealongthecurveof128.96feet;thechordofsaidcurve
bearsN 70'21'49"Wa distanceof 126.50feet;
2.thenceN 89'48'27"W 335.07feettoa pointon thewestlineofsaidSection33 whence the
NorthwestCornerofsaidSection33 beinga 3-inchCountySurveyor'sAluminum Cap foundin
placebearsN 01"14'21"E 1729.72feet;
3.thenceN 89"48'27"W 746.63feet
4.thencealongtheareofa curvetotherighthavinga radiusof9975.00feet,and a centralangle
of01"23'23"fora distancealongthecurveof241.95feet;thechordofsaidcurvebearsN
89"O6'46"Wa distanceof241.94feet;
5.thenceN 88'25'04"W 886.82feet;
6.thencealongtheareofa curvetotherighthavingaradiusof30.00feet,and a centralangleof
101"43'17"fora distancealongthecurveof53.26feet;thechordofsaidcurvebearsN 37'33'26"
Wa distanceof46.54feet;
7.thenceN 13'l8'13"E 1531.48feet;
8.thencealongtheareofa curvetothelefthavingaradiusof715.00feet,and a centralangleof
15"55'12"fora distancealongthecurveof198.67feet;thechordofsaidcurvebearsN 05'20'37"
Ea distanceof 198.03feettoa pointon thesouthlineofsaidSection29 whence theSoutheast
Comer ofsaidSection29 bearsS 89"O3'23"E 1570.16feet;
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9.thencealongtheareofa curvetothelefthavinga radiusof715.00feet,and a centralangleof
29"05'27"fora distancealongthecurveof363.03feet;thechordofsaidcurvebearsN 17"O9'43"
Wa distanceof359.14feet;
10.thencealongtheareofa curvetothelefthavinga radiusof 1853.11feet,and acentralangle
of 14'56'46"fora distancealongthecurveof483.40feet;thechordofsaidcurvebearsN
3910'49"Wa distanceof482.03feet;
11.thenceN 46'39'l2"W 512.11feet;
12.thencealongtheareofacurvetothelefthavingaradiusof544.29feet,anda centralangle
of29"l9'12"fora distancealongthecurveof278.53feet;thechordofsaidcurvebearsN
61'18'49"Wa distanceof275.50feet;
13.thenceN 75"58'25"W 274.72feet;
14.thencealongtheareofa curvetotherighthavinga radiusof777.56feet,and a centralangle
of 10"01'45"fora distancealongthecurveof 136.11feet;thechordofsaidcurvebearsN
70"57'32"Wa distanceof 135.93feet;
I5.thenceN 65'56'40"W 288.79feet;
16.thencealongtheareofacurvetotherighthavinga radiusof934.49feet,anda centralangle
of12'43'O9"fora distancealongthecurveof207.45feet;thechordofsaidcurvebearsN
59"35'05"Wa distanceof207.03feet;
17.thenceN 53"l3'30"W 363.38feettoa pointon thewestlineofLot26 ofsaidSection29;
thenceN 00"30'27"E 619.90feetalongthewestlineofsaidLot26 tothenorthwestcornerof
saidLot26;thenceN 90"00'00"W 65.41feettoa fencepostwitha pk-nailinthetopand
acceptedasthesouthwestcornerofLot20 ofsaidSection29;thenceN 00'34'26"E 2165.03feet
alongtheacceptedwestlineofLots20,16,and8 ofsaidSection29 toa redplasticcap (P.L.S.
27929);thenceN 00'32'35"E 431.30feettothesouthwestcornerofa parceloflanddescribedin
Book 527,Page 951 intheofficeoftheGarfieldCounty Clerkand Recorder;thencealongthe
southerlyboundaryofsaidparceloflanddescribedinBook 527,Page 951 S 89"32'20"E 431.36
feet;
thencethefollowingtwo coursesalongtheSoutherlyboundaryofaparceloflanddescribedin
Book 872,Page 768 intheofficeoftheGarfieldCountyClerkandRecorder:
1.thenceS 50"51'48"E 497.50feet;
2.thenceS 57"58'21"E 57.39feettoapointon theSoutherlyboundaryofa parcelofland
describedinBook 915,Page 112intheofficeoftheGarfieldCountyClerkandRecorder;
thenceS 57"58'21"E 305.00feetalongtheSoutherlyboundaryofsaidparceloflanddescribed
inBook 915,Page 112;
thenceS 33'33'03"E 149.53feetalongtheSouthwesterlyboundaryofa parceloflanddescribed
inBook 621,Page 219 intheofficeoftheGarfieldCountyClerkand Recorder;
thenceS 81"36'23"E 135.95feetalongtheSoutherlyboundariesofparcelsoflanddescribedin
Book 621,Page 219 andBook 965,Page 509 intheofficeoftheGarfieldCountyClerkand
Recordertoa pointon theboundaryofsaidparceloflanddescribedinBook 965,Page 509;
thencethefollowingthreecoursesalongthesoutheasterlyboundaryofsaidparceldescribedin
Book 965,Page 509:
1.thenceS 81'42'23"E 302.25feet;
2.thenceN 05"12'20"E 149.94feet;
3.thencealongtheareofa curvetotherighthavingaradiusof55.23feet,and a centralangleof
40'33'24"foradistancealongthecurveof39.09feet;thechordofsaidcurvebearsN 25"28'41"
Ea distanceof38.28feettoa pointon thesoutherlyboundaryofa parceloflanddescribedin
Book 808,Page 803 intheofficeoftheGarfieldCountyClerkand Recorder;thencethe
followingthreecoursesalongtheeasterlyboundaryofsaidparceldescribedinBook 808,Page
803:
1.thenceS 81"42'37"E 123.19feet;
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2.thenceN 21"00'23"W 820.84feettoapointon thesouthlineofsaidSection20 whence the
SouthQuarterCornerofsaidSection20 beinga 2-inchAluminum Cap (P.E.L.S.5933)bearsN
88"32'l3"W 248.98feet;
3.thenceN 21"00'23"W 137.24feettoa pointon thenortherlyright-of-wayofGarfieldCounty
Road 115;thencethefollowingtwo coursesalongthenortherlyright-of-wayofsaidCountyRoad
115:
1.thencealongtheareofa non-tangentcurvetotherighthavinga radiusof5288.82feet,and a
centralangleof02"43'04"fora distancealongthecurveof250.87feet;thechordofsaidcurve
bearsN 73"59'48"Wa distanceof250.84feet;
2.thenceN 72"38'16"W 1244.87feettoa pointontheacceptedeastlineofLot4 ofsaid
Section20 whence thesoutheastcornerofa parceloflandrecordedunderreceptionnumber
467225 intheofficeoftheGarfieldCounty Clerkand Recorderbeinga2-inchAluminum Cap
(P.E.L.S.5933)and acceptedasapointon theeastlineofsaidLot4 bearsS 01"51'02"W 9.41
feet;thenceN 01"51'02"E 490.79feetalongtheacceptedeastlineofsaidLot4 tothenortheast
cornerofsaidLot4 beinga 2-inchAluminum Cap (P.E.L.S.5933);thenceN 88"18'52"W
1429.59feetalongthenorthlineofsaidLot4 and Lot3 ofsaidSection20 tothenorthwest
cornerofsaidLot3 beinga 2-inchAluminum Cap (P.E.L.S.5933)whence theSouthwestCorner
ofsaidLot20 beinga 2-1/2inchAluminum Cap (P.L.S.27929)foundinplacebearsS 00"O6'31"
E 1008.11feet;thenceN 00'06'31"W 1630.93feetalongthewestlineofsaidSection20 tothe
West QuarterCornerofsaidSection20 beinga 2-inchAluminum Cap (P.E.L.S.5933);thenceN
00'04'l2"E 2632.88feetalongthewestlineofsaidSection20 totheNorthwestCornerofsaid
Section20 beingthePOINT OF BEGINNING containing6075.55acresmore orless,priortothe
followingexceptedparcels:
EXCEPTING THE FOLLOWING FIVE PARCELS:
1)MIDDLE EXCEPTION PARCEL LEGAL DESCRIPTION
A parceloflandlocatedintheEastHalfofSection29 and theNorthwestQuarterofSection28,
Township 6 South,Range 88 West,oftheSixthPrincipalMeridian,saidparcelbeingfurther
describedasfollows:
Beginningatapointon theeasterlylineofsaidSection29 whence theNortheastCornerof
Section29 beinga 2-1/2inchGLO BrassCap foundinplacebearsN 01"O9'28"E 1250.72feet
thenceS 01'O9'28"W 346.32feetalongtheeastlineofsaidSection29 toa pointon the
northerlylineofa parceloflanddescribedinBook 495,Page 596 intheofficeoftheGarfield
CountyClerkand Recorder,whence thewestQuarterCornerofsaidSection28 beinga 3 inch
Aluminum Cap (CountySurveyor)bearsS 01"O9'28"E 987.24feet;thenceS 88"O9'03"E 557.11
feetalongthenortherlylineofsaidparceloflanddescribedinBook 495,Page 596 toa pointon
thesoutherlyright-of-waylineofGarfieldCountyRoad 115;thencealongtheareofanon-
tangentcurvetothelefthavingaradiusof826.12feet,and acentralangleof 17"50'11"fora
distancealongthecurveof257.17feet;thechordofsaidcurvebearsS 64'07'08"Ea distanceof
256.14feetalongthesoutherlyright-of-wayofsaidCounty Road 115;thenceS 73"O2'14"E
43.18feetcontinuingalongthesoutherlyright-of-waylineofsaidCounty Road 115toa pointin
theeasterlylineofsaidparceloflanddescribedinBook 495,Page 596;thenceS 00'01'52"W
114.31feetalongtheeasterlyboundaryofsaidparceloflanddescribedinBook 495,Page596to
thesoutheastcornerofsaidparceloflanddescribedinBook 495,Page 596;thencethefollowing
fourcoursesalongtheSoutherlyBoundary ofsaidparceloflanddescribedinBook 495,Page
596:
1.thenceN 89"58'08"W 327.05feet;
2.thenceS 5410'41"W 185.54feet;
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3.thenceN42"16'l9"W 154.20feet;
4.thenceS 59"30'35"W 216.33feettoa pointon theboundaryofa parceloflanddescribedin
Book 988,Page 802 intheofficeoftheGarfieldCounty Clerkand Recorder;
thencethefollowingsixcoursesaroundtheeasterly,northerly,and southerlyboundariesofsaid
parceloflanddescribedinBook 988,Page802:
1.thenceS 13"45'40"E 111.74feet;
2.thenceS 89"58'08"E 101.60feet;
3.thenceS 00'01'52"W 69.06feet;
4.thenceS 88"48'28"E 25.57feet;
5.thenceS 00"37'24"E 148.37feet;
6.thenceS 14'45'31"E 57.78feet;
thenceS 58"O3'40"W 625.36feetalongthesoutherlyboundariesofparcelsoflanddescribedin
Book 988,Page802 andBook 736,Page 345 intheofficeoftheGarfieldCounty Clerkand
Recordertoa pointon thesoutherlyboundaryofsaidparceloflanddescribedinBook 736,Page
345;thencealongthesoutherlyand westerlyboundariesofsaidparceloflanddescribedinBook
736,Page 345 thefollowingfivecourses:
1.thenceN 74"53'28"W 35.87feet;
2.thenceN 66"59'35"W 380.19feet;
3.thenceN 50"53'55"W 27.02feet;
4.thenceN 25'54'08"W 19.09feet;
5.thenceN 05"08'O9"W 580.16feettoa pointon thewesterlyboundaryofa parcelofland
describedinBook 886,Page329 intheofficeoftheGarfieldCountyClerkandRecorder;thence
alongthewesterlyand northerlyboundariesofsaidparceloflanddescribedinBook 886,Page
329 thefollowingthreecourses:
1.thenceN 05"36'42"W 538.91feet
2.thenceN 04'18'35"W 374.95feet;
3.thenceN 82'52'22"E 323.76feettoa pointon thesoutherlyright-of-waylineofsaidGarfield
County Road 115;thencealongthesaidright-of-waylinethefollowingthreecourses:
1.thencealongtheareofa non-tangentcurvetothelefthavinga radiusof993.47feet,and a
centralangleof03"01'O8"fora distancealongthecurveof52.35feet;thechordofsaidcurve
bearsS 34'41'10"Ea distanceof52.34feet;
2.thencealongtheareofa curvetothelefthavinga radiusof480.00feet,and a centralangleof
36"O6'40"fora distancealongthecurveof302.52feet;thechordofsaidcurvebearsS 54'15'04"
Ea distanceof297.54feet;
3.thenceS 72'l8'24"E 273.90feettothePOINT OF BEGINNING containing33.49acres
more orless.
2)EAST EXCEPTION PARCEL LEGAL DESCRIPTION
A parceloflandlocatedinSection28,Township 6 South,Range 88 West,oftheSixthPrincipal
Meridianbeingmore particularlydescribedasfollows:
BeginningattheSouth QuarterCornerof Section28 beinga 2-inchAluminum Cap (P.E.L.S.
5933);thenceN 88"33'15"W 1084.24feetalongthesouthlineof Section28 toa pointon the
westerlyboundary of a parcelof landdescribedin Book 938,Page 691 in theofficeof the
GarfieldCountyClerkandRecorder;whence theSouthwestCornerofSection28 beinga 3 inch
County SurveyorAluminum Cap found in placebearsS 88'33'15"E 1495.74feet;thenceN
0000'28"E 2326.48feetalongthewesterlyboundaryof saidparceloflanddescribedinBook
938,Page 691;thenceN 43"14'S5"W 36.33feet;thenceN 00"25'03"W 928.00feettoa point
on thesoutherlyright-of-waylineofGarfieldCountyRoad 115;thencealongthesoutherlyright-
of-waylineofsaidCountyRoad 115thefollowingsevencourses:
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1.alongtheareofa non-tangentcurvetotherighthavinga radiusof 594.56feet,and a central
angleof47"O2'12"fora distancealongthecurveof488.10feet;thechordofsaidcurvebearsS
45"42'04"Ea distanceof474.51feet;
2.thenceS 22'10'58"E 307.62feet;
3.thencealongtheareofa curvetothelefthavinga radiusof 1421.75feet,and a centralangle
of 15"49'57''fora distancealongthecurve of 392.87feet;the chordof saidcurvebearsS
30'05'57"Ea distanceof391.63feet;
4.thencealongtheareofa curvetotherighthavinga radiusof370.00feet,and a centralangle
of 32'43'l4"fora distancealongthe curveof 211.30 feet;the chord of saidcurvebearsS
21'39'l9"Ea distanceof208.44feet;
5.thencealongtheareofa curvetothelefthavinga radiusof 2437.42feet,and a centralangle
of 28'42'24"fora distancealongthecurveof 1221.22feet;thechord of saidcurvebearsS
19"38'S4"Ea distanceof1208.48feet;
6.thenceS 34"00'06"E 1152.91feet;
7.thencealongtheareofa curvetothelefthavinga radiusof430.00feet,and a centralangleof
23"O3'17"fora distancealongthecurveof 173.02feet;thechordofsaidcurvebearsS 45"31'45"
Ea distanceof 171.86feetto a pointon the southlineof Section28;whence theSoutheast
Cornerof Section28 beinga 2-1/2inchGLO BrassCap found inplacebearsS 86"11'17"E
1745.44feet;
thenceN 86'11'17"W 829.99 feetalong the southlineof Section28 to the POINT OF
BEGINNING containing68.698acresmore orless.
3)SECTION 15 EXCEPTION PARCEL LEGAL DESCRIPTION
A parceloflandbeingtheNorthwestQuarteroftheSouthwestQuarterofSection15,Township 6
SouthRange 88 West,oftheSixthPrincipalmeridian,saidparcelbeingfurtherdescribedas
follows:
BeginningattheWest QuartercornerofsaidSection15 beinga 2-1/2inchGLO BrassCap found
inplace,thenceN 89"51'07"E 1323.59feetalongtheNorthlineoftheNW1/4SW1/4 ofsaid
Section15 tothenortheastcorneroftheNW1/4SW1/4 ofsaidSection15;thenceS 00'01'49"E
1540.50feetalongtheEastlineoftheNW1/4SW1/4 ofsaidSection15 totheSoutheastCorner
oftheNW1/4SW1/4;thenceS 89"58'25"W 1323.59feetalongthesouthlineofthe
NW1/4SW1/4 ofsaidSection15 tothesouthwestcorneroftheNW1/4SW1/4 ofsaidsection15;
whence theSouthwestCornerofsaidSection15 beinga 2-1/2inchGLO BrassCap foundin
placebearsS 00'01'49"E 1537.70feet;thenceN 00'01'49"W 1537.70feetalongthewestline
oftheNW1/4SW1/4 ofsaidsection15tothenorthwestcorneroftheNW1/4SW1/4 ofsaid
section15 beingthePOINT OF BEGINNING containing46.76acresmore orless.
4)GARFIELD COUNTY ROAD 115EXCEPTION PARCEL LEGAL DESCRIPTION
A parceloflandlocatedinSections20,29,28,33,and34,Township 6 South,Range 88 West,of
theSixthPrincipalMeridian,saidparcelbeinga60 footwideright-ofway extendingthirtyfeet
on eachsideofthe followingdescribedcenterlineforGarfieldCounty Road 115,saidcenterline
beingfurtherdescribedasfollows:
Beginningata pointfromwhence theSouthwestcornerofsaidSection20 bearsS89"59'26"Wa
distanceof2853.70feet,saidsectioncornerbeinga 2-1/2inchAluminum Cap foundinplace;
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thencealongthearcofa curvetothelefthavinga radiusof5318.82feet,and a centralangleof
04'16'52"fora distancealongthecurveof397.42feet;thechordofsaidcurvebearsS 77"43'40"
Ea distanceof397.32feet;
thenceS 79"52'05"E 121.04feettoa pointalongthesectionlinecommon tosaidSections20
and 29 fromwhence theQuartercornercommon tosaidSections20 and29 beinga 2-inch
Aluminum Cap bearsN88"32'l3"W 720.55feet;
thenceS 79"52'05"E 331.86feet;
thencealongtheareofa curvetotherighthavinga radiusof900.00feet,anda centralangleof
20'29'08"fora distancealongthecurveof321.79feet;thechordofsaidcurvebearsS 69"37'31"
Ea distanceof320.08feet;
thenceS 59"22'57"E 217.30feet;
thencealongtheareofa curvetotherighthavinga radiusof 1081.34feet,andacentralangleof
35"38'00"fora distancealongthecurveof672.50feet;thechordofsaidcurvebearsS 41"33'57"
Ea distanceof661.72feet;
thenceS 23'44'57"E 73.66feet;
thencealongtheareofa curvetothelefthavinga radiusof963.47feet,anda centralangleof
12'26'47"fora distancealongthecurveof209.29feet;thechordofsaidcurvebearsS 29"58'21"
Ea distanceof208.88feet;
thencealongtheareofa curvetothelefthavinga radiusof450.00feet,and a centralangleof
36'06'40"fora distancealongthecurveof283.62feet;thechordofsaidcurvebearsS 54'l5'04"
Ea distanceof278.95feet;
thenceS 72"l8'24"E 264.99feettoa pointalongthesectionlinecommon tosaidSections28
and 29 fromwhence theNortheastcornerofsaidSection29 beinga 2-1/2inchGLO BrassCap
foundinplacebearsN01'O9'28"E1219.42feet;
thenceS 72"18'24"E 167.61feet;
thencealongtheareofa curvetotherighthavinga radiusof377.41feet,anda centralangleof
25'33'14"fora distancealongthecurveof168.32feet;thechordofsaidcurvebearsS 59"31'47"
Ea distanceof166.93feet;
thenceS 46'45'10"E 235.64feet;
thencealongtheareofa curvetothelefthavinga radiusof796.12feet,and a centralangleof
26"l7'03"fora distancealongthecurveof365.22feet;thechordofsaidcurvebearsS 59"53'42"
Ea distanceof362.02feet;
thenceS 73'02'l4"E 636.67feet;
thencealongtheareofa curvetotherighthavingaradiusof624.56feet,and a centralangleof
50'51'15"fora distancealongthecurveof554.35feet;thechordofsaidcurvebearsS 47"36'36"
Ea distanceof536.33feet;
thenceS 22"10'58"E 307.62feet;
thencealongthearcofa curvetothelefthavinga radiusof 1391.75feet,and a centralangleof
15"49'57"fora distancealongthecurveof384.58feet;thechordofsaidcurvebearsS 30'05'57"
Ea distanceof383.36feet;
thencealongtheareofa curvetotherighthavinga radiusof400.00feet,and a centralangleof
32'43'l4"fora distancealongthecurveof228.43feet;thechordofsaidcurvebearsS 21'39'19"
Ea distanceof225.34feet;
thencealongtheareofacurvetothelefthavingaradiusof2407.42feet,and a centralangleof
28"42'24"fora distancealongthecurveof1206.18feet;thechordofsaidcurvebearsS
19"38'54"Ea distanceof1193.61feet;
thenceS 34'00'06"E 1152.91feet;
thencealongtheareofa curvetothelefthavinga radiusof400.00feet,and a centralangleof
25"53'll"fora distancealongthecurveof 180.72feet;thechordofsaidcurvebearsS 46'56'42"
Ea distanceof 1.79.19feet;
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thenceS 59"53'17"E 38.40feettoapointalongthesectionlinecommon tosaidSections28 and
33 from whence theQuartercornercommon tosaidSections28 and33 beinga 2-inchAluminum
Cap bearsN86'll'17"W 896.52feet;
thenceS 59"53'17"E 421.00feet;
thencealongtheareofa curvetotherighthavingaradiusof779.79feet,and a centralangleof
35'42'49"foradistancealongthecurveof486.06feet;thechordofsaidcurvebearsS 42"01'52"
Ea distanceof478.23feet;
thenceS 24'10'27"E 644.62feet;
thencealongtheareofa curvetotherighthavingaradiusof882.82feet,and a centralangleof
26'58'38"foradistancealongthecurveof415.67feet;thechordofsaidcurvebearsS 10"41'O9"
Ea distanceof411.84feet;
thenceS 02'48'10"W 238.01feet;
thencealongtheareofa curvetothelefthavinga radiusof729.53feet,and a centralangleof
37"41'54"fora distancealongthecurveof480.00feet;thechordofsaidcurvebearsS 16'02'47"
Ea distanceof471.39feet;
thencealongtheareofa curvetothelefthavinga radiusof200.00feet,and a centralangleof
53"37'43"fora distancealongthecurveof187.20feet;thechordofsaidcurvebearsS 61'42'35"
Ea distanceof 180.44feet;
thencealongtheareofa curvetothelefthavinga radiusof2171.07feet,and a centralangleof
08'19'31"fora distancealongthecurveof315.47feet;thechordofsaidcurvebearsN 87"18'48"
Ea distanceof315.19feettoa pointalongthesectionlinecommon tosaidSections33 and 34
from whence theNortheastcornerofsaidSection33 beinga 2-1/2inchGLO BrassCap foundin
placebearsN01'30'32"E2209.86feet;
thencealongtheareofa curvetothelefthavingaradiusof2171.07feet,and acentralangleof
15'20'll"fora distancealongthecurveof581.13feet;thechordofsaidcurvebearsN 75"28'57"
Ea distanceof579.40feet;
thencealongtheareofa curvetotherighthavinga radiusof280.00feet,and a centralangleof
55'26'50"fora distancealongthecurveof270.97feet;thechordofsaidcurvebearsS 84'27'44"
Ea distanceof260.52feet;
thenceS 56'44'19"E 393.81feet;
thencealongtheareofa curvetothelefthavinga radiusof669.07feet,and a centralangleof
21"39'21"fora distancealongthecurveof252.89feet;thechordofsaidcurvebearsS 67"34'00"
Ea distanceof251.38feetfromwhence thesaidNortheastcornerofSection33 bears
N28'52'l3"W 2741.66feet;
Such parcelbeinga 60 footright-of-way(30feeton eachsideoftheabovedescribedcenterline)
contains18.19acresmore orless.
The right-of-waylinesofsaidright-of-wayshallbe prolongedorshortenedtobeginandend on
and conformtothepropertyboundarylines.
5)GARFIELD COUNTY ROAD 114EXCEPTION PARCEL LEGAL DESCRIPTION
A parceloflandlocatedintheNortheastQuarterofSection33,Township 6 South,Range 88
West,oftheSixthPrincipalMeridian,saidparcelbeingtheright-of-wayforGarfieldCounty
Road 114 andtheintersectionofGarfieldCountyRoad 114 withGarfieldCountyRoad 115,said
parcelbeingfurtherdescribedasfollows:
Beginningata pointon thesouthernlineoftheNortheastQuarterofsaidSection33 whence the
EastQuarterCornerforsaidSeption33 beinga 2-inchAluminum Cap bearsS 88'27'45"E
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551.40feetsaidpointalsobeinga pointon theeasterlyright-of-wayofGarfieldCountyRoad
114;
thenceN 88'27'45"W 77.11feetalongsaidsouthernlineoftheNortheastQuartertoa pointon
thewesterlyboundaryofsaidCountyRoad 114,whence theCenterQuarterforsaidSection33
beinga 2-1/2-inchAluminum Cap foundinplacebearsN 88"27'45"W 1883.48;
thencethefollowingtwo coursesalongthewesterlyright-of-wayofsaidCountyRoad 114:
1.N 40'27'03"E 99.05feet;
2.thencealongtheareofa curvetothelefthavinga radiusof270.00feet,andacentralangleof
69"20'35"fora distancealongthecurveof326.77feet;thechordofsaidcurvebearsN 05"46'46"
Ea distanceof307.19feettoa pointon thesoutherlyright-of-wayofGarfieldCountyRoad 115;
thencethefollowingthreecoursesalongthesouthernright-of-wayofCountyRoad 115:
1.alongtheareofa non-tangentcurvetothelefthavinga radiusof759.53feet,anda central
angleof06'00'12"fora distancealongthecurveof79.58feet;thechordofsaidcurvebearsS
31"53'38"Ea distanceof79.55feet;
2.thencealongtheareofa curvetothelefthavingaradiusof230.00feet,andacentralangleof
53'37'43"foradistancealongthecurveof215.28feet;thechordofsaidcurvebearsS 61"42'35"
Ea distanceof207.51feet;
3.thencealongtheareofa curvetothelefthavinga radiusof2201.07feet,and a centralangle
of03'41'58"fora distancealongthecurveof142.12feet;thechordofsaidcurvebearsN
89"37'34"Ea distanceof 142.09feettoapointon theeasterlyright-of-wayofGarfieldCounty
Road 114;
thencethefollowingtwo coursesalongtheeasterlyright-of-wayofCounty Road 114:
1.alongtheareofa non-tangentcurvetothelefthavingaradiusof470.00feet,and a central
angleof47'l9'32"fora distancealongthecurveof388.21feet;thechordofsaidcurvebearsS
64'06'49"Wa distanceof377.27feet;
2.thenceS 40'27'03"W 70.18feettothepointofbeginningcontaining0.755acresmore or
less.
The SpringValleyRanch totalareaminustheexceptionsis5907.64acresmore orless.
RUDD PARCEL BOUNDARY LEGAL DESCRIPTION
A parceloflandbeingtheNW1/4NW1/4 ofSection14,Township6 South,Range 88 West,Sixth
PrincipalMeridianbeingmore particularlydescribedasfollows:
BeginningattheNorthwestCornerofsaidSection14 beinga 2-1/2-inchGovernmentLand
Office(GLO)BrassCap foundinplace;thenceN 89055'05"Ea distanceof1320.66feetalong
thenorthlineofsaidsection14totheNortheastcornerofsaidNW1/4NW1/4 ofSection14 being
a 3-inchAluminum Cap (L.S.15710)foundinplace;thenceS 00001'34"Wa distanceof 1312.94
feetalongtheeastlineofsaidNW1/4NW1/4 totheSoutheastcornerofsaidNW1/4NW1/4 being
a 3-inchAluminum Cap (L.S.15710)foundinplace;thenceN 89058'46"Wa distanceof
1320.64feetalongthesouthlineofsaidNW1/4NW1/4 totheSouthwestcornerofsaid
NW1/4NW1/4 beinga 3-inchAluminum Cap (L.S.15710)foundinplace;thenceN 00001'32"E
adistanceof 1310.58feetalongthewestlineofsaidNW1/4NW1/4 tothePointOf Beginning
containing39.769acresmore orless.
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EXHIBIT B
Zone DistrictsMap Showing Which Portions ofthe Property are Rezoned to the
Zone DistrictsApproved by the PUD Resolution
The SpringValleyRanch P.U.D.Zone DistrictMap isrecordedse aratelyintheReal
PropertyRecords ofGarfieldCounty as ReceptionNo.fA R 9 0 and ishereby
incorporatedby thisreference.
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EXHIBIT C
Zone DistrictsText and Design Standards Approved by thePUD Resolution
PUD Zone Districts
I.Zone DistrictRegulating Authority
The provisionsoftheseregulationsshallprevailand govern the development of
the SpringValley Ranch PUD;provided,however,thatwhere theprovisionsof
the SpringValley Ranch PUD Zone Regulationshereindo not clearlyaddressa
specificsubject,theordinances,resolutions,orregulationsofGarfieldCounty
shallprevail.Definitionsestablishedhereinshalltakeprecedenceoverthe
definitionsestablishedby theZoning Regulationsof GarfieldCounty,whenever
thoseregulationsareapplicableto theSpringValleyRanch PUD.
II.Zone Districts
To carryoutthepurposes and provisionsoftheGarfieldCounty Zoning
Resolutionof 1978,GarfieldCounty,Colorado,as amended,theSpringValley
Ranch PUD Zone Districtisfurtherdividedintothefollowingzone district
classifications:
*R/P Residential/PastureDistrict
*R/M Residential/MountainDistrict
*R/R Residential/RanchDistrict
*R/E Residential/EstateDistrict
*R/C Residential/CabinDistrict
*R/CH Residential/CommunityHousing District
*V/C Village/CommercialDistrict
*L/I LightIndustrialDistrict
*OS/R Open Space/RecreationalDistrict
*OS/A/E Open Space/AgricultureDistrict
*OS/P Open Space/PastureDistrict
*OS/G Open Space/GolfDistrict
*U UtilitiesDistrict
III.R/P -Residential/Pasture District
1.Uses By Right:
A.Singlefamilyresidentialand accessoryuses.The primary singlefamily
residencemay includehabitabledetachedrooms or buildingsassociated
with theresidence.Any such detachedrooms orbuildingsshallnot
includea kitchen.Accessory usesand buildings,such as garages,storage
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buildings,artstudios,officesand workshops,shallrelatetotheprimary
singlefamilyresidence.
B.AgriculturalStructures:Buildingsmay includeany facilitiesnecessaryfor
agriculturaland/orranchingoperations,includinghorsekeepingand
trainingfacilities,barns,hay and feed,tack,equipment and otherstorage
buildings,livestockpens and workshops.
Residentialusesshallnotbe allowed on the parceldesignatedon thefinal
platas "RP ParcelA."
C.Allusesallowed intheOpen Space/Pasture(OS/P)District.
D.Allusesallowed inUtilities(U),Open Space/Golf(OS/G)and Open
Space/Recreational(OS/R)Districts.
E.Pasturelandand fencing.
F.All agriculturaluses,includingtheraisingof livestock,growing of produce
and having operations.
2.Uses,Conditional:NONE
3.Uses,Special:NONE
4.Minimum setbacks:50 footfrontyard
50 footrearyard
25 footsideyard
5.Maximum lotcoverage:Lot coverageby buildingsand structuresexclusiveof
uncovered pool areas,patios,decks,driveways and utilitiesshallnotexceed
35,000 square-feet.
6.Maximum buildingenvelope:Unlimitedexceptforgeotechnicalhazards,
environmentaland wetlandsconstraints,slopesexceeding30%,setback
requirementsand utilityand traileasements.
7.Maximum floorarea:
A.Primary SingleFamily Residence:Maximum finishedfloorarea
exclusiveof attachedor detachedgarageshallnotexceed 20,000 square-
feet.
B.Accessory buildings:Maximum totalfinishedfloorareaofallaccessory
buildings,includingattachedand detachedgarages,but excluding
agriculturalbuildings,shallnot exceed 20,000 square-feet.
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8.Maximum residentialand accessorystructurebuildingheight:25 feet.
9.Off-streetparking:One spaceper bedroom,with a minimum of two enclosed
parkingspacesand a maximum of sixexterior/uncoveredspaces.
10.Fireplaces:No open hearth,solidfuelfireplacesareallowed.One solidfuel
burningstove,as definedinCRS Sec.25-7-401 etseq.and regulations
promulgated thereunder,isallowed ineach dwellingunit.All dwellingunits
areallowedan unrestrictednumber of gas burningfireplaces.
IV.R/M -Residential/Mountain District
1.Uses By Right:
A.Singlefamilyresidentialand accessoryuses.The primarysinglefamily
residencemay includehabitabledetachedrooms or buildingsassociated
withtheresidence.Any such detachedrooms or buildingsshallnot
includea kitchen.Accessory uses and buildingsshallrelatetotheprimary
singlefamilyresidence,includinghorsekeepingand trainingfacilities;
non-industrialstoragebuildingsforpersonalproperty,hay and feed,tack
and equipment;and workshops,artstudiosor othersimilaruses.
Residentialusesshallnot be allowedon theparcelsdesignatedon thefinal
platas "RM ParcelA"and "RM ParcelB."
B.All usesallowed inUtilitiesDistrict(U)and theOpen Space/Recreational
District(OS/R)
C.Pasturelandand fencing.
D.Privateand community trails.
E.In lieuoftheusesprovidedabove,one lotwithintheResidential/Mountain
Districtmay be developed as a recreational"Outpost"foruse by residents
and guestsofthe SpringValley Ranch PUD.The Outpostmay include
overnightaccommodations;men's and women's toilet/showerareas;
dining/BBQ area;and recreationusesincludinghorsekeeping,hiking,
mountain biking,fishing,hunting,snowmobiling,cross-countyand back-
countryskiing,and othercomparable outdoorrecreation;and usesand
structuresancillarytotheabove.
This alloweduse shallnotapplytotheparcelsdesignatedon thefinalplat
as "RM ParcelA"and "RM ParcelB."
2.Uses,Conditional:NONE
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3.Uses,Special:NONE
4.Minimum Lot Area:Nine acres.
5.Minimum setbacks:50 footfrontyard
50 footrearyard
50 footsideyard
6.Maximum lotcoverage:Lot coverage by buildingsand structuresexclusiveof
uncovered pool areas,patios,decks,driveways and utilitiesshallnotexceed
30,000 square-feetper lot.
7.Maximum buildingenvelope:2.5acres,subjecttosetbackrequirements.
Development activitiesoutsideof prescribedbuildingenvelopesare limitedto
accessdrives,utilitiesand retainingwallsspecificallyassociatedwith entry
drives,and as may be definedintheCovenants,Conditionsand Restrictions
forthePUD.
8.Maximum floorarea:
A.Primary SingleFamily Residence:Maximum finishedfloorareaexclusive
ofattachedor detachedgarageshallnot exceed 18,000 square-feet.
B.Accessory and agriculturalbuildings:The maximum totalfinishedfloor
areaofallaccessoryand agriculturalbuildings,includingattachedand
detachedgarages,shallbe 12,000square-feet.
9.Maximum buildingheight:25 feet.
10.Off-streetparking:One space perbedroom,witha minimum oftwo enclosed
parkingspacesand a maximum of sixexterior/uncoveredspaces.
I1.Fireplaces:No open hearth,solidfuelfireplacesareallowed.One solidfuel
burningstove,as definedin CRS Sec.25-7-401 etseq.and regulations
promulgatedthereunder,isallowed ineach dwellingunit.All dwellingunits
areallowedan unrestrictednumber of gas burningfireplaces.
12.Specialconditions:Rentalor leasesoflessthanone year shallnotbe allowed.
13.Merging of Lots:The common owner oftwo ormore contiguouslotsmay
merge such lotsintoa singleparcel,and may relocatethebuildingenvelope,
upon compliance with the applicablecounty regulationsregardingplat
amendment orlotlineadjustment,and upon compliance with applicable
covenantsofthedevelopment.Relocationof buildingenvelopesshallbe
subjecttoalleasements,includingutilityeasements,unlessthepermissionof
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theeasement holderisobtained.Merging of lotsshallnotaffectthe uses and
restrictionsotherwiseapplicableinthiszone district.
V.R/R -Residential/Ranch District
1.Uses By Right:
A.Singlefamilyresidentialand accessoryuses.The primary singlefamily
residencemay includehabitabledetachedrooms orbuildingsassociated
with theresidence.Any such detachedrooms orbuildingsshallnot
includea kitchen.Accessory uses and buildingsshallrelatetotheprimary
singlefamilyresidence,includinghorsekeeping facilities;storageof
personalpropertyand equipment;workshop,artstudioor othersimilar
use.
Residentialusesshallnotbe allowedon theparceldesignatedon thefinal
platas"RR ParcelA."
B.Allusesallowed inUtilities(U)and Open Space/Golf(OS/G)Districts.
C.Privateand community trails.
2.Uses,Conditional:NONE
3.Uses,Special:NONE
4.Minimum Lot Area:Four acres.
5.Minimum setbacks:50 footfrontyard
50 footrearyard
30 footsideyard
6.Maximum lotcoverage:Lot coverageby buildingsand structuresexclusiveof
uncovered pool areas,patios,decks,drivewaysand utilitiesshallnot exceed
15,000 square-feetper lot.
7.Maximum buildingenvelope:7.5acres,subjectto setbackrequirements.
Development activitiesoutsideof prescribedbuildingenvelopesarelimitedto
accessdrives,utilitiesand retainingwallsspecificallyassociatedwith entry
drives,and as may be definedintheCovenants,Conditionsand Restrictions
forthePUD.
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8.Maximum floorarea:
A.Primary SingleFamily Residence:Maximum finishedfloorarea
exclusiveof attachedor detachedgarageshallnotexceed 12,000 square-
feet.
B.Accessory and agriculturalbuildings:Maximum totalfinishedfloorarea
of allaccessoryand agriculturalbuildings,includingattachedand
detachedgarages,shallnotexceed 3,500 square-feet.
9.Maximum buildingheight:25 feet.
10.Off-streetparking:One spaceper bedroom,with a minimum of two enclosed
parkingspacesand a maximum of sixexterior/uncoveredspaces.
11.Fireplaces:No open hearth,solidfuelfireplacesareallowed.One solidfuel
burningstoveas definedinCRS Sec.25-7-401 etseq.and regulations
promulgated thereunder isallowedineach dwellingunit,All dwellingunits
areallowedan unrestrictednumber ofgas burningfireplaces.
12.Specialconditions:Rentalorleasesoflessthanone year shallnotbe allowed
13.Merging of Lots:The common owner oftwo or more contiguouslotsmay
merge such lotsintoa singleparcel,and may relocatethebuildingenvelope,
upon compliance with theapplicablecounty regulationsregardingplat
amendment or lotlineadjustment,and upon compliance with applicable
covenantsofthedevelopment.Relocationof buildingenvelopesshallbe
subjecttoalleasements,includingutilityeasements,unlessthepermissionof
theeasement holderisobtained.Merging of lotsshallnotaffecttheusesand
restrictionsotherwiseapplicableinthiszone district.
VI.R/E -Residential/EstateDistrict
1.Uses By Right:
A.Singlefamilyresidentialand accessoryuses.The primary singleflunily
residencemay includehabitabledetachedrooms or buildingsassociated
with theresidence.Any such detachedrooms or buildingsshallnot
includea kitchen.Accessory usesand buildingsshallrelatetotheprimary
singlefamilyresidence,includingstorageof personalpropertyand
equipment;workshop,artstudioor othersimilaruse.
Residentialusesshallnot be allowedon theparceldesignatedon thefinal
platas "RE ParcelA."
B.Allusesallowed inUtilities(U)and Open Space/Golf(OS/G)Districts.
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C.Privateand community trails.
2.Uses,Conditional:NONE
3.Uses,Special:NONE
4.Minimum Lot Area:Two acres.
5.Minimum setbacks:35 footfrontyard
25 footrearyard
25 footsideyard
6.Maximum lotcoverage:Lot coverageby buildingsand structuresexclusiveof
uncovered pool areas,patios,decks,driveways and utilitiesshallnot exceed
10,000square-feetper lot.
7.Maximum buildingenvelope:3.25acres,subjectto setbackrequirements.
Development activitiesoutsideofprescribedbuildingenvelopesarelimitedto
accessdrives,utilitiesand retainingwallsspecificallyassociatedwith entry
drives,and as may be definedintheCovenants,Conditionsand Restrictions
forthePUD.
8.Maximum floorarea:
A.Primary SingleFamily Residence:Maximum finishedfloorareaexclusive
of attachedor detachedgarageshallnotexceed 8,000square-feet.
B.Accessory buildings:Maximum totalfinishedfloorareaof allaccessory
buildings,includingattachedand detachedgarages,shallnot exceed 2,000
square-feet.
9.Maximum buildingheight:25 feet.
10.Off-streetparking:One spaceperbedroom,with a minimum oftwo enclosed
parkingspacesand a maximum offourexterior/uncoveredspaces.
I1.Fireplaces:No open hearth,solidfuelfireplacesareallowed.One solidfuel
burningstove,as definedin CRS Sec.25-7-401 etseq.and regulations
promulgated thereunder,isallowedineach dwellingunit.Alldwellingunits
areallowedan unrestrictednumber ofgas burningfireplaces.
12.Specialconditions:Rentalor leasesoflessthan one year shallnot be allowed.
13.Merging of Lots:The common owner oftwo or more contiguouslotsmay
merge such lotsintoa singleparcel,and may relocatethebuildingenvelope,
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upon compliance with theapplicablecounty regulationsregardingplat
amendment or lotlineadjustment,and upon compliancewith applicable
covenantsof thedevelopment.Relocationofbuildingenvelopesshallbe
subjectto alleasements,includingutilityeasements,unlessthepermissionof
theeasement holderisobtained.Merging of lotsshallnot affecttheusesand
restrictionsotherwiseapplicableinthiszone district.
VIL R/C -Residential/Cabin District
1.Uses By Right:
A.Singlefamilyresidential,multi-familyresidentialand accessoryuses.
Accessory usesshallrelatetotheprimary singlefamilyresidence.
B.Allusesallowed inUtilities(U)and Open Space/Golf(OS/G)Districts.
C.Privateand community trails.
2.Uses,Conditional:NONE
3.Uses,Special:NONE
4.Minimum Lot Area:One-quarteracre.
5.Minimum setbacks:20 footfrontyard
20 footrearyard
15 footsideyard
6.Maximum lotcoverage:Lot coverageby buildingsand structures,exclusive
ofuncovered pool areas,patios,decks,driveways and utilities,shallnot
exceed 7,000 square-feetper lot.
7.Maximum buildingenvelope:Two acres,subjecttosetbackrequirements.
Development activitiesoutsideof prescribedbuildingenvelopesarelimitedto
accessdrives,utilitiesand retainingwallsspecificallyassociatedwithentry
drives,and asmay be definedintheCovenants,Conditionsand Restrictions
forthePUD.
8.Maximum floorarea:Maximum finishedfloorareaof a residentialstructure,
excludingattachedor detachedgarage,shallnot exceed 6,000 square-feet.
9.Maximum buildingheight:25 feet.
10.Off-streetparking:One enclosedparkingspaceper bedroom,with a minimum
oftwo enclosedparkingspacesand a maximum of two exterior/uncovered
spacesper unit.
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11.Fireplaces:No open hearth,solidfuelfireplacesareallowed.One solidfuel
burning stove,as definedinCRS Sec.25-7-401 etseq.and regulations
promulgatedthereunder,isallowed ineach dwellingunit.Alldwellingunits
areallowedan unrestrictednumber of gas burningfireplaces.
12.Specialconditions:Short-termrentalor leasesof lessthanone year shallbe
allowed only tomembers or invitedguestsoftheClub associatedwith the
PUD.Cabins may be deeded inone-quartersharefractionaltenants-in-
common interests,which interestsshallbe exempt from compliance with
County subdivisionor otherregulation.
13.Merging of Lots:The common owner oftwo ormore contiguouslotsmay
merge such lotsintoa singleparcel,and may relocatethebuildingenvelope,
upon compliance with the applicablecounty regulationsregardingplat
amendment or lotlineadjustment,and upon compliance with applicable
covenantsofthedevelopment.Relocationof buildingenvelopesshallbe
subjecttoalleasements,includingutilityeasements,unlessthepermissionof
theeasement holderisobtained.Merging of lotsshallnot affecttheusesand
restrictionsotherwiseapplicableinthiszone district.
14.Cabin Sub-District:The Cabin DistrictisdividedintofourSub-Districtsbased
upon thesizeof improvements thatcan be constructedon thelotswithineach
Sub-District:
A.Camp Cabins with a floorareabetween 1,000and 1,500square-feet.
B.Villageand HillsideCabins with a floorareabetween 1,500and 2,500
square-feet.
C.Golf and HillsideCottageswith a floorareabetween 2,500 and 4,000
square-feet.
D.Duplex Cabins with a totalfloorareabetween 3,000 and 5,000 square-feet
(1,500to2,500 square-feetper unit).
Unitsmay be designatedon thefinalplatoratthetime of buildingpermit.
VIII.RICH -Residential/Community Housing District
1.Uses By Right:
A.Singlefamilyand multi-familyresidential,includingrow house,
townhome,apartmentand single-familydetachedunits,allofwhich shall
be governed under theprovisionsof theCommunity Housing Program
approved aspartofthe SpringValleyRanch PUD.
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B.All uses allowedinUtilities(U),Open Space/Pasture(OS/P)and Open
Space/Recreational(OS/R)Districts.
C.Pasturelandand fencing.
D.Privateand community trails.
2.Uses,Conditional:NONE
3.Uses,Special:NONE
4.Minimum Lot Area:5,000 square-feet.
5.MultiFamily Minimum setbacks:20 footfrontyard
10 footrearyard
10 footsideyard
6.ResidentialMinimum setbacks:20 footfrontyard
10 footrearyard
10 footsideyard
7.Maximum lotcoverage:Lot coverage by buildingsand structuresexclusiveof
uncovered pool areas,patios,decks,driveways and utilitiesshallnotexceed
80%ofthelot.Multiplestructuresoccupiedby a singleuse by rightare
allowed on a singlelot.
8.Maximum buildingheight:25 feet.
9.Parking:One parkingspaceforevery 1.5bedrooms with a minimum ofone
parkingspaceper unit.
10.Resubdivision:Row house,townhouse and multi-familystructuresmay be
resubdividedalong common partywallsand multi-familystructuresmay be
condominiumized subsequenttoconstruction.
11.Maximum Irrigatedlandper dwellingunit:500 sf.
12.Fireplaces:No open hearth,solidfuelfireplacesareallowed.One solidfuel
burningstove,as definedinCRS Sec.25-7-401etseq.and regulations
promulgatedthereunder,isallowed ineach dwellingunit.All dwellingunits
areallowed an unrestrictednumber ofgasburningfireplaces.
13.Specialconditions:Allunitsmust comply withtheprovisionsof the
Community Housing Program as adopted under thePUD.Short-termrental
orleasesof lessthanone year shallbe notbe allowed
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IX.V/C -Village/Commercial District
1.Uses By Right:
A.Allstructuresand facilitiesrelatedtorecreationand member services
withinthePUD,includingbut not limitedto:golfclubHouse;locker
rooms;restaurant;lounge;snackbar;athleticclub;familycenter;
recreationalcenter;eventspace;tenniscenter;aquaticscenter;grocery;
sundry,retailand liquorstore(s);postoffice;gas station;businessoffices
relatedto thesales,ownership,membership oroperationsofthePUD;
health,beauty and personalcareservices;reservationscenter;residentand
member servicescenter;golfpro shop;golfstarter'spavilion;religious
buildings;transientovernightaccommodations forClub members and
theirguests;day care;stafflivingaccommodations;and equestriancare
and ridingfacilities;and parking
B.Employee Housing:A maximum of 20 multi-familyunits(when
combined with theunitsbuiltintheL/IDistrict)oflessthan 1,200sq.ft.
each intheVillageand/orMetro DistrictYard,deed restrictedas rental
unitsavailableonly totheproject'semployees with rentincreaseslimited
toCPI for20 years.Thereaftertheunitsmay be rentedor soldatmarket.
C.Guest Lodging.A maximum of 15 guestrooms of 600 sf(withoutkitchen)
withintheGolf Club House or otherappropriateVillagebuildings.
D.All usesallowed inUtilities(U),Open Space/Recreational(OS/R)and
Open Space/Golf(OS/G)Districts.
E.Privateand community trails.
2.Uses,Conditional:NONE
3.Uses,Special:NONE
4.Minimum Lot Area:NONE
5.Minimum setbacks:10 feetfrom road right-of-way
50 feetfrom thepropertylineofany residentialproperty
6.Maximum lotcoverage:NONE
7.Maximum buildingenvelope:NONE
8.Maximum floorarea:
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A.Maximum finishedfloorareaforgrocery,sundry,retailand liquor
store(s);postoffice;and gasstationshallnotexceed a totalof20,000
squarefeet.
B.No limitforotheruses.
9.Maximum buildingheight:35 feet.
10.Off-streetparking:One enclosedparkingspaceperbedroom.Minimum of
one parkingspaceforevery800 square-feetof habitablefinishedfloorspace
forotheruses.Employee,overflow and eventparkingwillbe providedas
needed intheLightIndustrialZone District(L/I)and the Open Space/Golf
District(OS/G).
11.Fireplaces:No open hearth,solidfuelfireplacesareallowed.One solidfuel
burningstove,as definedinCRS Sec.25-7-401 etseq.and regulations
promulgatedthereunder,isallowed ineach dwellingunit.All dwellingunits
areallowed an unrestrictednumber ofgas burningfireplaces.
X.L/I-Light IndustrialDistrict
1.Uses By Right:
A.Officeand supportfacilitiesformetropolitandistrictsservingthePUD,
includingbutnot limitedto:Outdoor and indoorequipment storage;
Outdoor and indoorsupplystorage;Fuel storageand distributionsystems;
Administrativeoffices;Fire/EMS and securitystation;Workshop;
Mechanics shop.
B.Golf Course maintenance yard,includingallfacilitiesnecessaryforthe
operationand maintenance of golfcourses,includingoutdoorand indoor
equipment and cartstorage;indoorand outdoorsupplystorage;fuel
storageand distributionsystems;administrativeoffices;workshop;
mechanics shop;and turfand treenursery.
C.Common facilitiesassociatedwith operationand maintenanceof thePUD,
includingbutnotlimitedto:kitchenand employee dininghall;employee
lockers,shower and lockeroom facilities;vehiclewash;laundromat/
drycleaners;employee recreationalfacilities;stafflivingaccommodations;
plantnursery;composting facility;day care;fuelingstation;and parking.
D.Firestationand allfacilitiesand equipment associatedwith theoperation,
use and maintenance thereof,includingbut not limitedto:indoorand
outdoorequipment storage;indoorand outdoorsupplystorage;
administrativeoffices;workshop;and stafflivingaccommodations.
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E.All uses allowedinUtilities(U)and Open Space/Golf(OS/G)Districts.
F.Employee Housing.A maximum of 20 multi-familyunits(when
combined with unitsbuiltintheV/C District)of lessthan 1,200sq.ft.
each intheVillageand/orMetro DistrictYard,deed restrictedas rental
unitsavailableonlytothe project'semployees with rentincreaseslimited
toCPI for20 years.Thereaftertheunitsmay be rentedor soldatmarket.
2.Uses,Conditional:NONE
3.Uses,Special:NONE
4.Minimum Lot Area:NONE
5.Minimum setbacks:20 feetfrom road right-of-way
50 feetfrom thepropertylineofany residential
property
6.Maximum lotcoverage:NONE
7.Maximum buildingenvelope:NONE
8.Maximum floorarea:NONE
9.Maximum buildingheight:35 feet.
10.Off-streetparking:Minimum of one parkingspace foreverythreeemployees,
plusminimum of one parkingspace foreverystaffbedroom.Employee,
overflow and eventparkingwillbe providedasneeded intheLightIndustrial
Zone District(L/I)fortheVillage/CommercialDistrict(V/C)and theOpen
Space/GolfDistrict(OS/G).
11.Fireplaces:No open hearth,solidfuelfireplacesareallowed.One solidfuel
burning stove,as definedinCRS Sec.25-7-401 etseq.and regulations
promulgated thereunder,isallowed ineach dwellingunit.Alldwellingunits
areallowedan unrestrictednumber of gas burningfireplaces.
XI.OS/R -Open Space /Recreation District
1.Uses By Right:
A.All equestrianusesand services,includingbutnot limitedto:Stables;
Tack rooms;Feed and equipment storage;Turn-outpastures;Horse riding
and trainingarea(s);Race /warm-up tracts;Trails;Training;Tack sales;
Grill/snackbar;Clubroom;Lockers;Restrooms and changingfacilities
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and showers;Stafflivingaccommodations;Hay and equipment barns;
Storageforvehiclesand trailers;Parking
B.Facilitiesand servicesforactiveand passiverecreation,includingbut not
limitedto:Parks;Ballfields;Tennis courts;Fishingponds;IceSkating
ponds;Snowmobiling;Cross /backcountryskiing;Fishingcamp;Boating;
Hunting;Picnicareas;Event and interpretativefacilities;Private,
community orpublictrails;Other accessoryrecreationaluses
C.Structuresand fencingaccessorytorecreationaluses.
D.FireStationand allfacilitiesand equipment necessaryfortheoperation,
use and maintenance thereof,includingbut not limitedto:Indoor and
outdoorequipment storage;Indoor and outdoorsupplystorage;
Administrativeoffices;Workshop;Stafflivingaccommodations
E.Gatehouse /Securitystations.
F.Marketing /Salesoffice.
G.All uses allowed inUtilities(U)District.
2.Uses,Conditional:NONE
3.Uses,Special:NONE
4.Minimum Lot Area:NONE
5.Minimum setbacks:10 feetfrom road right-of-way
50 feetfrom the propertylineofany residentialproperty
6.Maximum lotcoverage:NONE
7.Maximum buildingenvelope:NONE
8.Maximum floorarea:NONE
9.Maximum buildingheight:35 feet.
10.Off-streetparking:Minimum ofone parkingspace foreverytwo horsestalls,
plusminimum ofone parkingspace foreveryemployee living
accommodation.Parking as needed based upon usage forparks,ballfields,
trailheads and otherrecreationaluses.
11.Fireplaces:No open hearth,solidfuelfireplacesareallowed.One solidfuel
burning stove,asdefinedinCRS Sec.25-7-401 etseq.and regulations
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promulgated thereunder,isallowed ineach dwellingunit.Alldwellingunits
areallowed an unrestrictednumber of gasburning fireplaces.
XII.OS/A/E -Open Space /AgricultureDistrict
1.Uses By Right:
A.Agricultural,includingfarm,ranch,sod farm,garden,plantnursery,
orchard,and customary accessoryusesincludingbuildingsforthe
enclosureof animalsorpropertyemployed inany oftheabove uses,
excludingresidentialdwellings.
B.Riding stableand equestrianusesincludingtacksales,snack bar,
clubhouseand lounge.
C.Park and green beltincludingtrails,ballfields,courtsand accessory
recreationaluses.
D.Domestic and irrigationwaterwellincludingaccessorybuildingforthe
enclosureof watertreatmentequipment.Refer as well to specialDesign
Standardsapplicableto allZone Districts.
E.Community recreationfacilitiesincludingcommunity building,pool and
changingrooms,picnicareasand restrooms.
F.Storagefacilitiesforrecreationalvehiclesand horsetrailers.
G.Publicand/orprivatetrails.
2.Minimum setback:35 feetfrom roadright-of-wayorany structures
5 feetforallotherconditions
3.Maximum buildingheight:35 feet
4.Parking:Minimum ofone parkingspaceforevery400 squarefeetof
enclosedareaor one space forevery two stalls,whichever isgreater.
Minimum of ten spacesdedicatedto employees/staff.
XIII.OS/P -Open Space /Pasture District
1.Uses By Right:
A.All agriculturaluses,includingbut not limitedto:farming;ranching;sod
farm;plantnursery;orchard;having;and livestockraising,breedingand
feeding,includinghorses,cattle,pigs,sheep.
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B.Allequestrianuses and services,includingbutnotlimitedto:stables;tack
rooms;feed and equipment storage;turn-outpastures;horseridingand
trainingarea(s);race/warm-up tracts;trails;tacksales;grill/snack bar;
clubroom;lockers;restroomsand changingfacilitiesand showers;staff
livingaccommodations;hay and equipment barns;storageforvehiclesand
trailers;and parking
C.Community and/orprivatetrails,includingpicnicareasand restrooms.
D.Structuresand fencingaccessorytoagriculturaland recreationaluses.
E.Domestic and irrigationwater wells,includingdistributionand storage.
F.Parking.
E.Allusesallowed inUtilitiesDistrict(U)and Open Space/Recreational
District(OS/R).
2.Uses,Conditional:NONE
3.Uses,Special:NONE
4.Minimum Lot Area:NONE
5.Minimum setbacks:10 feetfrom roadright-of-way
50 feetfrom thepropertylineof any residentialproperty
6.Maximum lotcoverage:NONE
7.Maximum buildingenvelope:NONE
8.Maximum floorarea:NONE
9.Maximum buildingheight:35 feet.
10.Off-streetparking:Parking as needed based upon usage.
XIV.OS/G -Open Space /Golf District
1.Uses By Right:
A.18-holeChampionship golfcourse;par-3golfcourse;practicerangeand
relatedpracticefacilities;and accessoryusesrelatedto golf.
B.Accessory structuresfortheuse and enjoyment ofthe golfcourse
facilities,includingbutnotlimitedto:golfclubhouse;starter'spavilion;
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comfort stations/restrooms/weathershelters;grilland/orsnack bar;bar;
cartstorage;officeand administrativefunctionsand structuresrelatedto
theoperationand maintenance ofthegolfcourses;and golfcourse
maintenance yard,includingallfacilitiesnecessaryfortheoperationand
maintenance of golfcourses,includingbut not limitedto:outdoorand
indoorequipment and cartstorage;indoorand outdoorsupply storage;fuel
storageand distributionsystems;administrativeoffices;workshop;
mechanics shop;and turfand treenursery
C.Structuresand fencingaccessorytowildlifemanagement,agriculturaland
recreationaluses.
D.Ponds,irrigationfacilitiesand water features.
E.Parking.
F.Allusesallowed inUtilitiesDistrict(U)and Open Space/Recreational
District(OS/R).
2.Uses,Conditional:NONE
3.Uses,Special:NONE
4.Minimum Lot Area:NONE
5.Minimum setbacks:NONE
6.Maximum lotcoverage:NONE
7.Maximum buildingenvelope:NONE
8.Maximum floorarea:NONE
9.Maximum buildingheight:25 feet.
10.Off-streetparking:Minimum of40 parkingspaces.Employee,overflowand
eventparkingwillbe providedas needed intheOpen Space/GolfDistrict
(OS/G)fortheVillage/CommercialDistrict(V/C)and theLightIndustrial
Zone District(L/I).
XV.U -UtilitiesDistrict
1.Uses By Right:The construction,installation,operation,maintenance,repair
and replacementofalltypesofutilitiesand common utilitycorridors,
easements,rights-of-way,facilities,and structures,includingbutnot limited
to:water services,such asstoragetanks,irrigationponds and reservoirs,
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water and irrigationdistributionsystems,waterwells,water treatment
facilities,pumping equipment,liftand transferstations;sanitarysewage
collectionsystems and liftstations;drainageand floodcontrolstructures;
utilities,includingbut not limitedto electrical,naturalgas,cellphone,wi-fi,
telephone,cabletelevisionand fiber-opticsystems;geo-hazardmitigation
structures;roads,cul-de-sacs,turnoutsand retainingwalls;servicesand
systems alongeasements and rights-of-waythroughotherdistricts;public,
community and/orprivatetrails;and buildingsand structuresaccessorytothe
above uses.
2.Uses,Conditional:NONE
3.Uses,Special:NONE
4.Minimum Lot Area:NONE
5.Minimum setbacks:NONE
6.Maximum lotcoverage:NONE
7.Maximum buildingenvelope:NONE
8.Maximum floorarea:NONE
9.Maximum buildingheight:25 feet,exceptforwaterstoragetanks.
10.Specialrequirements:The UtilitiesDistrictshallincludeon-siteutilitiesand
off-siteutilityeasements dedicatedtothePUD as shown on thePUD Plan and
thePUD Land Use Summary.Allutilitystructuresshallbe non-illuminated,
except forshieldedlightingasmay be requiredforsafety.Access toutility
corridorsisgrantedtotheLandis Creek MetropolitanDistrictand allother
providersof services.
Design Standards (Applicableto allZone Districts)
A.Driveway Standards
The followingdesign standardsfordriveways shallapply to allresidentialand
commercial constructionwithinthe Spring Valley Ranch PUD unlessotherwise
approved by theAuthorityHaving Jurisdiction.
1.Driveways shallbe provided to allhabitablestructuresand to allother
structureswith floorareasgreaterthan 500 squarefeet.
2.Driveways servingonly one residenceshallhave an all-weatherdriving
surfacewith a minimum width of 16 feet.Driveways servingtwo to three
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residencesshallhave an all-weatherdriving surfacewith a minimum
width of 20 feet.Driveways shallnot servemore thanthreeresidences.
3.Driveways shall be provided with no less than 15 feet of vertical
clearance.
4.The maximum allowable gradientfor driveways shallbe 10%unless
driveway is constructedwith a snow-melting system approved by the
AuthorityHaving Jurisdiction.
5.The minimum allowablecenterlineradiusfora driveway shallbe 23 feet.
6.Any driveway in excess of 150 feetin lengthshallbe equipped with a
turn-aroundatthe end in accordancewith the design standardsfora turn-
around as statedbelow.
7.Any driveway in excess of 400 feetin length shallbe equipped with a
turnout.Turnouts shallbe constructedata maximum intervalof 400 feet
on alldriveways inexcessof400 feetinlength.
8.Turnout dimensions shallbe as follows:
a)Minimum full-widthlanelength=50 feet.
b)Minimum additionalturnoutwidth =8 feet(24-feettotaldriveway
width).
c)Minimum taperlengthon each end ofturnoutlane=50 feet.
9.Intersectionsof driveways with roads shallbe within 7 degrees of
perpendicularwherever practicaland feasible.
10.Turn-arounds atthe end of driveways inexcessof 150 feetin lengthshall
be providedwith a hammerhead turn-aroundata minimum.The minimum
dimensions of a hammerhead turn-aroundshallbe inaccordancewith the
hammerhead detailsapproved by theAuthorityHaving Jurisdiction.
11.All driveways shallextendtowithin50 feetoftheprimary structures.
12.All driveways shallbe constructedwith a drainage system consistingof
roadside ditches and channels,storm drainage systems and culverts
designed to adequately convey the peak rate of stormwater runoff
generated by the 100-year storm event without causing erosion or
depositionof eroded materials.All stormwaterrunoffshallbe conveyed as
depictedon the Spring Valley Ranch P.U.D.PreliminaryDrainage Plan
and shallnot be divertedintootherdrainagebasins.The design of the
driveway drainage system shallbe prepared by a Colorado Registered
Professional Engineer with specialized competence in hydrology,
hydraulicsand erosioncontrol.
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B.Roadway Standards
The followingroadway design standardsshallapply to allroadways within the Spring
ValleyRanch PUD unlessotherwiseapproved by theAuthorityHaving Jurisdiction.
Streetand Roadway Design shallbe inconformance withthefollowingstandards:
Spring Valley Ranch I .U.D.Streetand Roadway Classificationand Design Standards
Road Classification CollectorRoad Minor Road Cul-De-Sac
Maximum Number of.577 140 40
Residencestobe Served
Maximum Average Daily
TrafficVolume [vehicles 8000 1400 400
perday]
Minimum Right-of-Way 60 50 50
Width [feet]
Minimum TravelLane 12 11 11
Width [feet]
Minimum Shoulder 4 2 2
Width [feet]
Type ofRoad Surface
(includingtravellanes Asphaltor Concrete Asphalt orConcrete Asphaltor Concrete
and shoulders)
Pavement Section(depth To be determinedby RegisteredGeotechnicalEngineerbased on an
of asphalt)and HS-20 loadingand themaximum averagedailytrafficvolumes
Specificationof Asphalt
Aggregate Section(depth To be determinedby RegisteredGeotechnicalEngineerbased on an
and specificationof HS-20 loadingand themaximum averagedailytrafficvolumes
aggregate)
.To be determinedby RegisteredGeotechnicalEngineerbased on an
Subgrade Stabihzation HS-20 loadingand themaximum averagedailytrafficvolumes
TypicalCross Slope 2%2%2%
(Crown)
Maximum Rate of Super-
Elevation(Super-
elevationdesigntobe
performedby 4%4%4%
ProfessionalEngineerin
accordancewith 2001
AASHTO Standards)
Matches Adjacent Matches Adjacent Matches AdjacentTravel
ShoulderCross Slope TravelLane TravelLane Lane
Maximum Centerline 10%10%10%
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Spring Valley Ranch I .U.D.Streetand Ro idway Classificationtod Design Standards
Road Classification CollectorRoad Minor Road Cul-De-Sac
Grade
TypicalDesign Speed 25 MPH 20 MPH 20 MPH
Minimum Design Speed 10 MPH 10 MPH 10 MPH
Minimum Centerline
Radius atTypicalDesign 298.3 190.9 190.9
Speed without
Superelevation[feet]
Minimum Centerline
Radius atTypicalDesign 208.3 133.3 133.3
Speed with maximum
Superelevation[feet]
Minimum Centerline
.50.0 50.0 50.0
Radius [feet]
Minimum Clearancefrom
TravelLane toRoadside
Barrier(guard 4 4 4
rail/retainingwall/jersey
barrier)[feet]
Maximum Slope of
UnretainedCut/FillSlope.2:1 2:1 2:1
[verticalfeet:horizontal
feet]
Roadside Drainage Designed by RegisteredEngineerto ProvideMinimum Capacityto
Conveyance Structures Convey Peak Flow from 100-yearStorm Event
1.Roadway standardsshallapplyforallroadsservingmore than 3 residences.
2.Road widths willincreaseatreduced radiuscurves and intersectionsin orderto
accommodate thetraveledpathofthefireapparatusas specifiedby theGlenwood
SpringsFireProtectionDistrictwithina singlelaneofthe roadway.
3.Roadways shallbe providedwith no lessthan 15 feetof verticalclearance.
4.All dead-end (cul-de-sac)roadways shallbe equipped with a turn-aroundatthe
end inaccordancewith the designstandardsfora turn-aroundas approved by the
AuthorityHaving Jurisdiction.
5.Intersectionof two roadways shallbe within7 degreesof perpendicularwherever
feasibleand practical.
6.The pavement returnatroadway intersectionsshallhave a minimum radiusof 25-
feet.
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7.On cul-de-sacroadways longerthan 600-feet,inlocationstobe determinedby the
Authority Having Jurisdiction,but at intervalsof approximately 600 feet,
driveway intersectionswith roadways shallbe constructedin accordancewith the
minimum dimensions for the turn-aroundof emergency vehicles,to meet the
standardsoftheAuthorityHaving Jurisdiction.
Note:These Road Design Standardsalsoassume the followingconditions:
8.All Structuresin excess of 500 square feetare sprinkleredin accordance with
NFPA 13,NFPA 13R and NFPA 13D or as otherwiserequiredby the Authority
Having Jurisdiction(AH.1).
9.No on-streetparkingisallowedon any roadway.
10.FireHydrants are provided in accordance with Appendix C of the International
Fire Code (IFC)adopted by the Authority Having Jurisdictionat the time of
construction.
11.Fire Hydrants willmeet the fire-flowrequirementsof Appendix B of the IFC
adoptedby theAuthorityHaving Jurisdictionatthetime of construction,with the
50%reductionas allowed in Section8105.2 forsprinkleredstructures.
12.Vegetationmanagement and manipulationisperformed on the sitein accordance
with thestandardsimposed by theAuthorityHaving Jurisdiction.
13.In orderto accommodate the longercul-de-sacroadways,the water distribution
system shall be designed and constructed in accordance with the Water
DistributionSystem and FireProtectionDesign Standardsprovidedbelow.
C.Cul-de-sacStandards (Mountain Lot DistrictOnly)
The following cul-de-sacdesign standardsshallapply to all cul-de-sac(dead-end)
roadways withinthe Mountain Lot Districtof SpringValleyRanch PUD unlessotherwise
approvedby theAuthorityHaving Jurisdiction.
1.All dead-end roadsshallconform tocul-de-sacstandardsand requirements.
2.The end of allcul-de-sacroadways shallbe providedwith a turn-aroundhaving a
minimum radiustotheoutsideedge ofthedrivingsurfaceof 45 feet.
3.On cul-de-sacroadways longerthan 600-feet,inlocationstobe determinedby the
Authority Having Jurisdiction,but at intervalsof approximately 600 feet,
driveway intersectionswith roadways shallbe constructedinaccordancewith the
minimum dimensions for the turn-aroundof emergency vehicles,to meet the
standardsof theAuthorityHaving Jurisdiction.
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4.In orderto accommodate the longercul-de-sacroadways,the water distribution
system shall be designed and constructed in accordance with the Water
DistributionSystem and FireProtectionDesign Standardsprovidedbelow.
D.Water DistributionSystem and Fire ProtectionDesign Standards
The followingwater distributionsystem designstandardsshallapply to allzone districts
within the Spring Valley Ranch P.U.D.The followingfireprotectiondesign standards
shallapply to allzone districtswithinthe SpringValley Ranch P.U.D.unlessotherwise
approved by theAuthorityHaving Jurisdiction.
1.Roof coveringsand exteriorbuildingmaterialsshallbe non-combustibleor fire
resistantmaterialsas determinedby theAuthorityHaving Jurisdiction.
2.Firehydrantspacingshallconform toTable C105.1 of theInternationalFireCode
adoptedby theAuthorityHaving Jurisdictionatthe time of construction.
3.All residenceswithin the Mountain Lot districtshallbe provided with a fire
hydrant within 100-feetof the residence,which isto be installedin conjunction
with theconstructionof theresidence.
4.The finalfirehydrant locationsshallbe approved by the Authority Having
Jurisdiction.
5.All firehydrants shallbe capable of providing the minimum fireflows and
durationwithin each zone districtin conformance with Table 8105.1 of the
InternationalFireCode adopted by theAuthorityHaving Jurisdictionatthe time
of construction.
6.All water storagetanks shallbe sizedto provide a minimum of two day'snormal
domestic water usage and the maximum amount of firestoragecalculatedfrom
the fireflows and durationsrequiredby Table 8105.1 of the InternationalFire
Code adopted by theAuthorityHaving Jurisdictionatthetime ofconstruction.
7.The water distributionsystem shallbe loopedwherever feasibleand practical.
8.The minimum diameter of water main pipe shallbe 8-inches,except for fire
hydrant lateralsof lessthan 50-feetin length.Firehydrantlateralslongerthan 50-
feetshallbe a minimum diameter of 8-inches,with an 8-inchby 6-inchreducer
immediatelyahead of thefirehydrant.
9.The water distributionsystem shallbe designed so thatthe maximum static
pressureata firehydrantshallbe 135-psi,wherever practicaland feasible.
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10.All new structureshaving floor areas greaterthan 500 square feet shallbe
provided with automaticsprinklersystems in accordancewith NFPA 13,NFPA
13R and NFPA 13D as applicable.The designsof allautomaticsprinklersystems
aretobe approved by the AuthorityHaving Jurisdiction.
11.The firestationshallbe constructedin the Light IndustrialZone Districtat the
time tobe determinedby theAuthorityHaving Jurisdiction.
12.Year-round firedepartment access shallbe provided to surfacewater at the
proposed irrigationreservoirswithinthe projectas the areaaround each reservoir
isplatted.As partof the appropriatefinalplatimprovements,each reservoirshall
be providedwith dry hydrantsforfiredepartmentaccessand connection.
13.All structuresdetachedfrom the primary residenceshallbe separatedfrom other
structuresin accordance with the InternationalFire Code adopted by the
AuthorityHaving Jurisdictionatthetime of construction.
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EXHIBIT D
PUD Phasing Plan Approved by the PUD Resolution and Phasing Map
Spring Valley Ranch PUD
Estimated Development Phasing Schedule
Phase Elements Estimated Startof Estimated
Construction Completion of
Construction
Phase 1 0 Cabin Lots April2008 November 2008
0 EstateLots (seeNote 1 below)
0 Ranch Lots
1 PastureLots
1 SalesOffice
1 Gate House
2 Open Space Parcels
Phase 2 22 Cabin Lots April2008 through 20 Months after
26 EstateLots April2014 depending Startof
9 Ranch Lots on economic and Construction
0 PastureLots marketingconditions
4 Open Space Parcels
1 LightIndustrialParcel
FireStationinaccordance
with therequirementsofthe
AuthorityHaving Jurisdiction.
Emergency Access Road
extendedalongthe alignment
of Highgrange Passtothe
Landis Creek entranceat
CR115 See Note 2 below).
CR114 Improvements:From
theend of theexistingasphalt
nearCMC totheMain
Entrance.
Phase 3 21 Cabin Lots April2008 through 20 Months after
39 EstateLots April2015 depending Startof
17 Ranch Lots on economic and Construction
0 PastureLots marketingconditions
1 Mountain Lot
3 Open Space Parcels
Phase 4 10 Cabin Lots April2008 through 20 Months after
0 EstateLots April2016 Startof
0 Ranch Lots depending on Construction
0 PastureLots economic and
4 VillageCenterParcels marketing conditions
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Phase Elements Estimated Startof Estimated
Construction Completion of
Construction
2 Open Space Parcels
Phase 5 55 Cabin Lots April2009 through 20 Months after
8 EstateLots April2018 Startof
14 Ranch Lots depending on Construction
0 PastureLots economic and
3 Open Space Parcels marketing conditions
Emergency Access Roads
extendedalongthe alignments
of Ouray Trailand Sapinero
TrailtoHighgrange Pass (See
Note 2 below .
Phase 6 32 Cabin Lots April2009 through 20 Months after
33 EstateLots April2019 Startof
19 Ranch Lots depending on Construction
0 PastureLots economic and
3 Open Space Parcels marketing conditions
CR115 Improvements:From
CRl l4 to theLandis Creek
EntrancetotheProject
Phase 7 14 Cabin Lots April2009 through 20 Months after
23 EstateLots April2020 Startof
16 Ranch Lots depending on Construction
0 PastureLots economic and
3 Open Space Parcels marketingconditions
Phase 8 38 Cabin Lots April2010 through 20 Months after
0 EstateLots April2021 Startof
9 Ranch Lots depending on Construction
0 PastureLots economic and
1 Open Space Parcels marketingconditions
CR 114 Improvements:From
theEnd of thePhase 1
Improvements near CMC to
theintersectionof StateHwy
82.
Phase 9 0 Cabin Lots April2010 through 20 Months after
8 EstateLots April2022 Startof
26 Ranch Lots depending on Construction
0 PastureLots economic and
1 Open Space Parcels marketing conditions
1 UtilityParcel
Phase 10 0 Cabin Lots '
April2010 through 20 Months after
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Phase Elements Estimated Startof Estimated
Construction Completion of
Construction
0 EstateLots April2023 Startof
6 Ranch Lots depending on Construction
0 PastureLots economic and
0 Open Space Parcels marketingconditions
Mountain 11 Mountain Lots April2008 through 20 Months after
Phase 1 April2013 Startof
depending on Construction
economic and
marketingconditions
Mountain 11 Mountain Lots April2008 through 20 Months after
Phase 2 Emergency Access Road April2014 Startof
through Ranch Phase 3 and depending on Construction
down Landis Creek (seeNote economic and
2 below)marketingconditions
Mountain 10 Mountain Lots April2008 through 20 Months after
Phase 3 April2015 Startof
depending on Construction
economic and
marketingconditions
Mountain 15 Mountain Lots April2008 through 20 Months after
Phase 4 April2016 Startof
depending on Construction
economic and
marketingconditions
Mountain 16 Mountain Lots April2008 through 17 Months after
Phase 5 April2017 Startof
depending on Construction
economic and
marketingconditions
Mountain 6 Mountain Lots April2008 through 20 Months after
Phase 6 April2018 Startof
depending on Construction
economic and
marketing conditions
Mountain 5 Mountain Lots April2008 through 20 Months after
Phase 7 April2019 Startof
depending on Construction
economic and
marketing conditions
Mountain 3 Mountain Lots April2009 through 20 Months after
Phase 8 April2020 Startof
deperidingon Construction
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Phase Elements .Estimated Start of Estimated
Construction Completion of
Construction
economic and
marketingconditions
Mountain 3 Mountain Lots April2009 through 20 Months after
Phase 9 April2021 Startof
depending on Construction
economic and
marketingconditions
Mountain 3 Mountain Lots April2009 through 20 Months after
Phase 10 April2022 Startof
depending on Construction
economic and
marketingconditions
Mountain 8 Mountain Lots April2009 through 17 Months after
Phase 11 April2023 Startof
depending on Construction
economic and
marketingconditions
Note 1:The estimatedstartdate forPhase 1 of April 2008 isbased on the assumption
thattheFinalPlatforPhase 1 willbe approved priorto April2008.In the eventthatthe
FinalPlatforPhase 1 isnot approved priortoApril2008,then the startdateforPhase 1
willbe the April followingthe FinalPlatapproval.In thisevent,the adjustmentof the
startdatesforeach subsequentphase shallbe adjustedaccordinglyto correspondto the
differencebetween theestimatedstartdateforPhase 1 of April2008 and the actualstart
dateforPhase 1 based on thedateof approvaloftheFinalPlatforPhase 1.
Note 2:Emergency accessshallbe constructedin accordancewith the requirementsof
theAuthorityHaving Jurisdiction.
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EXHIBIT D
PUD Phasing Map
The SpringValley Ranch P.U.D.PhasingMap isrecordeqseparatelyintheReal Property
Records of GarfieldCounty as ReceptionNo.$(pi 9 /and ishereby incorporated
by thisreference.
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