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Home My WebLink About2.0 Staff Report D.D. 12.17.18Directors Determination - Staff Report / Exhibits Laramie Energy Well Pad 604-12-13 Minor Temporary Employee Administrative Review Applicant - Laramie Energy, LLC Operator - Laramie Energy, LLC December 17,2018 File MTEH- 11-18-8694 Exhibit Number Exhibit Description 1 Public Hearing Notice lnformation Form, Dated Dec. 17, 2018 2 Mail Receipts 3 Garfield County Land Use and Development Code, as amended 4 Garfield County Comprehensive Plan of 2030 5 Application b Staff Report L REQUEST PROP OWNER APPLICANT ASSESSOR'S PARCEL # PROPERTY SIZE LOCATION ACCESS ISTING ZONI Director Determ ination 121 17 I 1 I File No. MTEH-1 1-18-8694 PP General Administrative Land Use Change Permit for a Temporary Employee Housing Facility, Minor Laramie Energy, LLC Laramie Energy, LLC 2169-214-00-026 The facility will be located within a COGCC approved well pad location (pad 604-12-13) and within an overall 10,100-acre parcel. The property is located approximately 25 miles north of the Town of Debeque in Lot 16, Section 4, Township 6 South, Range g7 West, 6th P.M., Garfield County, Colorado. The facility is accessed by private roadways and County Road 213. The property is zoned Resource Lands Plateau. PROJECT INFORMATION AND STAFF COMMENTS The Applicant is requesting an Administrative Land Use Change Permit for a Temporary Employee Housing Facility, Minor, on a Laramie Energy, LLC well pad location known as 604-12-13 on the Roan Plateau. The facility will be located within an existing COGCC approved well pad. The Administrative Permit Applicant is the property owner Laramie Energy, LLC; Lorne Prescott is their Authorized Representative. The subject parcel is described by tax lD 2169-214-00-026 and is located in Section 4, Township 6 South, Range 97 West, 6th P.M. More specifically, the Applicant requests approval for one Minor Temporary Employee Housing facility to house I to 24 personnel within five housing units for the purpose of natural gas drilling operations. The Applicant has represented that the facility will be on- site for less than one year, will have water hauled to the site and a vault-and-haul scenario for handling sewage and wastewater. 2 Estimated Dates of Operation: lnstallation: January 17,2019 Removal: January 17,2020 Total Estimated Time on Site: Less than one year The following table details the manufactured housing units and estimated number of occupants. Housing Unit Use Size Occupants cM-1 Company Man 13'x 58'Up to 24 Double End (1)Live/Sleep 13'x 58'Up to 24 Double End (2)LiveiSleep 13'x 58'Up to 24 Unit 3 Live/Sleep 13'x 58'Up to 24 Unit 4 LiveiSleep l3'x 58'Up to 24 Total Living on Location 24 or less The Minor Temporary Employee Housing facility will be in use year-round to accommodate those considered to be "essential personnel" to the drilling operations on this and other approved COGCC well pads located within the Resource Lands zone district within the five proposed housing units. The installed facility is required to meet allapplicable building and fire code requirements. The manufactured housing meets the Division of Housing standards for the State of Colorado which includes smoke detectors, carbon monoxide sensors, heat alarms, escape routes and fire extinguishers. The site layouts are designed to minimize potential hazards to the crew from equipment or secondary exposure to chemicals, fumes, etc. The area is a cleared pad site with minimal natural wildfire fuel, although surrounded by mountain vegetation. The slopes near the housing units (and the entire pad surface) are graded to prevent on-flows or surges of soil and stormwater run-on. lf after construction/drilling commences we determine the slope needs additional best management practices, the Applicant will have tackifier (soil stabilizer) applied to control soil erosion. The entire pad will typically have a berm, approximately 18" in height all the way around. The idea is to retain fluids as much as possible on the drill site, though some of the water is routed to stormwater detention basins outside the pad perimeter. The units may be within 50 feet from the fill slope, which apparently is normal for this type of unit and doesn't pose any safety issues. Water, wastewater and trash services are bring provided by HB Rentals and will be confined to the well pad. Water is going to be hauled in every 4 days within two climate controlled tanks. Wastewater will be stored within two climate controlled tanks and will be picked up every 4 days. An alarm is installed on the wastewater tank that will sound 3 at7ïo/o full. The trash is stored within two bear-proof containers and will be picked up at a minimum of once a week or as needed. Trip logs will be maintained for compliance with these standards. Any accidental discharges will be immediately reported to the District Manager and a written report of the measures taken by the Permittee (HB Rentals) will be available within 5 days. HB Rentals shall take all responsibility should a discharge occur that damages natural resources, persons or property as noted in the Wastewater Discharge Permit issued by Clifton Sanitation Districl. The site is currently a developed COGCC well pad. Land uses within 1500 ft. include agricultural/open space uses and natural gas extraction. No additional native vegetation will be removed for the proposed facility and the placement of the project on an existing well pad will minimize additional impacts. The area of the pad is nof within the Modeled Sage Grouse habitat as shown below in the red color. Recommended by the Conservation Plan for mineral extraction operations within any potential habitat on private land is clustering disturbances, cleaning up refuse, generally restrict impact during operation of the well pad and using best practices during the reclamation of the site once the operation has ceased. In this case, a bond being held by the COGCC will assure post-operation reclamation of the area. Modeled Habitats for Greater Saqe Grouse" " *Garfield County Greater Sage-Grouse Conservation Plan March 18,2013 ¡ --¿ I*li aIt" I , ) I -!¡ l¡ This site is remote and must be contained on an approved COGCC well pad along with other drilling facilities. 4 Vicinity Map (.' t ,' t- È Ts¿¡r¡ h Êer¡cl*¡r ¡, å f a !-'t,I Tor¡¡n ol Debeque i*.lt¡f :.. !" *r r*.r.r ' "- I rÞ¿-¡&¡¡a:v¡¡ ¡,]!'t i li¡.;¡;;:t;ii;iq:. ¡.t ; ¡ .J .- ,ìr 1g f¡ "î'- -. tal'; {,- t j l'J' ^¿r I 1l '¡L -lt :ti¡a¡!t ,L t ,'3 rFt I ¡t LT;'- j¡¡i;wilrr.G: ' a. ;i t t ,. tl, i." i' l,fr,t ryffin* 5 North view towards the hillside sh no ore-drillino cellar for well casinos Southwest view 6 Southeast view . "t -::-),þ. ir*-xrr{ifr$ ,,r',*ffi Lookinq at the Southeast slope below the orooosed housinq units 7 Site Plan r'{¡ i1 +r- ,É .?. 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The Applicant has provided evidence of compliance with the notice rqç¡girg¡e¡þBelqrralslqr lúrnar Lemporary EmpaoyeeÌlqusing Facillties are limited to Sign-Offs by the Debeque Fire Protection District and the Garfield County Sheriff's Office. These Sign-Offs are submitted with the application materials. Comments from referral agencies, County Departments, and the public are summ arized below and included in the application 1. Debeque Fire Protection District: Fire Chief Mike Harvey signed-off indicating that the District received all necessary information and had no comment. 2. Garfield County Sheriffs Office: Sergeant Levy Burris signed-off indicating that the Office received all necessary information and had no comment. 3. No public comment was received. In accordance with the Land Use and Development Code, the Applicant has provided responses to the Submittal Requirements and applicable sections of Article 7, Divisions 1,2, and 3, including Section 7-706 Temporary Employee Housing, Minor Standards. 7-101- 103: Tone District Reoulations. Comorehe nsive Plan & Comoatibilitv The proposed use demonstrates general conformance with applicable Zone District provisions contained in the Land Use and Development Code and in particular Article lll standards for the Resource Lands - Plateau zone district. Regarding compliance with Section 7-102, The Comprehensive Plan 2030 designates the site as Resource Production / Natural. Excerpts from the Land Use Description Section Chapter 2 and Section 8, Natural Resources and Section g, Mineral Extraction are provided below. Section 2: L¡ro U¡e De¿c¡¡nor Dggc¡¡eno¡Ooupmare Zou¡c RêBôu¡æ Product¡on/ Naturål {RPN} J'rl' AgÍcullure and grez¡ng lend usêd primer¡ly for o¡1, gas, oil shele, @al miñing, gravel m¡n¡ng. includ¡n9 support build¡ñgs and fac¡l¡ties ¡eeded tor the natural resouræ extract¡on ¡ndustry, end othsr bu6in6ê6 usoÊ that @n be adequqlaly buffered f¡om adjaænt ¡ncompat¡ble uses. Also includes eþâB w¡th s¡gnificant environmsntâl @nstra¡nts guch as uppe¡ plateaus, talus slopes, and sleop slope3 (ovêr2Or%). Pr¡vatè ¡nhold¡ng mostly surrounded by publ¡c lânds with l¡mited publ¡c a@ss- Rèsouræ Lands (RLTS, RLE, RLP) De¡slty of res¡denl¡al u*s: 1 du per 35 acres Exåmplc: 10 Section I - Natural Resources /ssues *The county maintains high air quality standards, however there may be a propensity for air pollutants to exist in the western part of the county. Goals1. Ensure that natural, scenic, ecological, and critical wildlife habitat resources are protected and /or impacts mitigated. 4. Ensure the appropriate reclamation of land after extraction processes. Policies1. The County will encourage and cooperate with the protection of critical habitat including sfafe and federally protected, threatened, or endangered species. Section 9 - Mineral Extraction Goals1. Ensure that mineral extraction is regulated appropriately to promote responsible development and provide benefit to the general public. 2. Ensure that mineral extraction activities mitigate their effects on the natural environment, including air quality, water quality, wildlife habitat or important visual resources.3. ln working with mineralextraction projects, the countywill protectthe public health, safety and welfare of its citizens. Policies2. Mineral resource extraction activities will protect critical wildlife habitat as identified by state and federal agencies. Development within fhese designations that cannot be designed, constructed and conducted so as to have a minimum adverse impact upon such habitat or these wildlife species shall be discouraged.4. Facilities that are appurtenances to oil/ gas development activities (compressors, etc.) are considered appropriate in all land uses so long as they meet the respective mitigation requirements of the ULUR to maintain compatibility with surrounding land uses. The location and design of the proposed facility is in general conformance with the Comprehensive Plan Policies subject to proper mitigation of impacts and reclamation. The Application has also provided information on neighboring land uses indicating the general character of the area. The request demonstrates general compatibility with adjoining uses provided compliance with COGCC regulations are maintained. LL 7-104 & 7-705t8)Source of Water The Applicant is proposing potable water including bottled water and potable water stored in potable water tanks. The potable water is to be hauled to the facility using a water hauling contractor. The Applicant is required to use CDPHE certified potable water haulers who are obtaining the water from an approved source. All water must be treated prior to delivery to a facility. The Applicant has represented that the facility is capable of storing 6,400 gallons of potable water (two 3,200 gallon tanks) with a 3 % day capacity. The Applicant has represented that the tanks will be refilled every 4 days or as needed. The Applicant has provided a letter from HB Rentals stating that they will provide potable water hauling services for Laramie Energy 604-12-13 well pad. 7-105 & 7-705tC):Water Svstems Sewage and wastewater are proposed to be handled by a vault-and-haulsystem with an 8,O0O-gallon storage capacity. Two 4000 gallon tanks are proposed. Based on the Garfield County Land Use and Development Code o12013, the Applicant will provide a minimum of 75 gallons per person per day of storage capacity for sewage and wastewater. As a result, the 8,000-gallon storage capacity is anticipated to provide a 4 to 5-day capacity. The Applicant has provided a letter from HB Rentals stating that they will provide waste water hauling services for Laramie Energy 604-12-13 well pad every 4 days as well as providing an alarm when the tanks are 70% full. 7 -106: Public Utilities This remote site will be occupied temporarily in accordance with the regulations for Temporary Employee Housing, Minor. The Applicant is proposing to provide temporary accommodations for electricity, sewage/wastewater disposal and water. A diesel-fueled generator will be located onsite for electricity. 7-107: Access & Roadways The Applicants access the site from private roads and County Road 213 within Garfield County. As the area is an active gas field, the Applicant has represented that the roads will be sufficiently maintained to accommodate those uses, including heavy truck traffic, in addition to the temporary housing facility. The site was assessed and meets the requirements of the Rural Access standards of Section 7-107 and Table 7-107 of the Garfield County Land Development Code. A professional engineer (Olsson Associates) certified the access road Cascade Creek Valley Road, Cascade Creek Mountain Road and Cascade Creek Mesa Road to be safe and adequate following the rural access roadway standards if proper maintenance is conducted on the roads. The Roadway Standards Assessment dated January, 2015 was included in the application submittal. An Adequacy Memorandum has been provided by Rock Solid Solutions, an engineering firm who completed a review for the previous owners of the property affirming the access and road standards in February of 2015. 72 7-108' Natr.¡ral Hazards The information provided and data from the Garfield County GIS sutpports a determination that the proposed use is not subject to significant natural hazard risks. 7-109: Fire Protection The Applicant provided a sign-off from the Debeque Fire Protection District. No additional comments were generated and the District signed-off indicating that all information has been receíved and reviewed. 7-201 : Aqricultural Lands With no new disturbed areas, no additional impacts on nearby agricultural lands are anticipated. 7-202: Wildlife Habitat Areas With no new disturbed areas, no additional impacts on wildlife habitat areas are anticipated. As noted on page 4, this pad site is not within the modeled Greater Sage- Grouse habitat which is at least three miles away. There is a large canyon between the location and the lek - Crystal and Doe Creeks. Also, the location is not within big game winter range habitats. 7-203: Protection of Water Bodies No waterbodies or floodplain are identified within the vicinity of the housing facility. As a result, no impact to water bodies are anticipated. 7-204: D inaoe and Erosion As the temporary facility is located on an approved COGCC well pad location, drainage and erosion are required to comply with COGCC standards and regulations. The site has been graded with erosion control berms. 7-205: Environmental Qualitv No adverse impacts to environmental quality is anticipated as the site is located on a COGCC well pad location and is temporary in nature. The use of the facility will decrease overall traffic demands. 7-206: Wild fire Hazards The site plans were reviewed by the Debeque Fire Protection District with no additional comment generated. This pad site is designated a Wildland Fire Intensity lndex of medium but only a small amount of vegetation remains after the pad area grading. 7-207: Natural and Geolooic Hazards No significant geologic hazards have been identified on or near the site. 13 7-208: Reclamation Allfacilities are to be removed at the end of the permit period. ln addition, all reclamation associated with site disturbance is covered by the COGCC reclamation plan and bond. 7-301 & 302: Compatible Desiqn, Parkins. and Loadins The proposed use is consistent with and compatible with typical oil and gas exploration and production activities. Large areas of the site plan are available for parking, circulation, and loading activities. 7-303: La ndscapinq As the site is remote and within a COGCC well pad location, the site is substantially screened from public view by vegetation and topography. 7-304 Liqhtinq No permanent lighting is proposed. Any lighting shall be required to meet the County standards for being down directed, shielded, and oriented toward the interior of the site. 7-305 Snow Storaqe Adequate portions of the site plan are available for snow storage. 7-306 Trails Trails standards are generally not applicable based on the industrial nature of the proposal, remote location and surrounding uses. 7-706 Temporary Employee Housinq Facilities. Minor. Standards The Application represents that the facility will comply with all the applicable Standards contained in Section 7-706. The Application contains a variety of documents to support compliance and the following summary addresses key issues. A. Federal, State, and Local Laws and Reoulations. Minor Facilities must comply with all applicable Federal, Sfafe, and local laws and regulations. The Applicant has provided the Compliance Officer Sign-Off which provides the name and contact information for the individual responsible for ensuring that all Federal, State and Local laws and regulations are followed during installation, operation and removal of the facility. lncluded in the application is a permit issued on March 14,2018 to drill for gas issued by the State of Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission. The permit expires on March 13,2020. B. Notification of Facility lnstallation and Removal. The Sheriffs Office and relevant fire protection district(s) must be notified at least 24 hours prior to installation and removal of each Minor Facility. The Community Development Department shall be copied on all such notification, whether hard copy or electronic. The Applicant has stated that they will comply with this notification standard. 1.4 C, Water Svstems. Water sysfems shall comply with standards set forth in section 7-705.8. Please see sectionT-104, above. lt is staff's opinion that the proposed system will meet the standards identified in Section 7-705.8. D. Wastewater Systems. Wastewatersysfems shall comply with standards sef forfh in section 7-705.C. Please see sectionT-105, above. lt is staff's opinion that the proposed system will meet the standards identified in Section 7-705.C. E. Clean. Safe, and Sanitary Condition. Minor Facilities shall be maintained in a clean, safe, and sanitary condition, free of weeds and refuse. Any hazardous or noxious materials that must be stored at the Minor Facility for operational or security reasons must be managed in accordance with all applicable Federal, State, and local laws and regulations. The Applicant has stated that they will comply with these standards. F. Trash and F ood Storaoe Wildlife-proof refuse containers must be provided for trash. Outdoor food storage is prohibited unless facilities are provided that prevent the attraction of animals to the Minor Facility site. This facility is to be equipped with bear proof container(s). Refuse will be emptied by a refuse hauler at least once per week and disposed of at a Garfield County landfill or other permitted facility. Fire Protect 1. Provisions for giving alarm in case of fire and fire suppression must be installed per fire codes and as required by the fire protection district. 2. Single-station carbon monoxide alarms must be placed in each Manufactured Home or Recreational Vehicle unit. The Applicant has stated that they will comply with these standards. ln addition, the application has been reviewed by the Debeque Fire Protection District. H. No Domestic imals Allowed Domestic animals are prohibited. The Applicant has stated that they will comply with this standard L Removal of Facility. Within 10 days following the expiration or other termination of the Land Use Change Permit or represented date of removal identified within the Land Use Change Permit, all housing structures, foundations, and assocr,afed infrastructure shallbe completely removed. The Operator shall provide the Directorwith photos, dated and signed by the Operator's compliance officer, indicating that all housing structures, foundations, and associated infrastructure have been removed within the specified timeframe. The Applicant has stated that they will comply with these standards. 15 1. The Representative for the Applicant has provided all necessary Special Power of Attorney and Statement of Authority documents for this application. 2. The Applicant has provided all necessary Public Notice. No public comments were received. 3. All standards relevant to a Minor Temporary Employee Housing Facility have been satisfied. 1. That proper public notice was provided as required for an Administrative Review Land Use Change Permit. 2. That for the above stated and other reasons the proposed Land Use Change Permit for the Laramie Energy LLC 604-12-13Temporary Employee Housing, Minor, is in the best interest of the health, safety, convenience, order, prosperity and welfare of the citizens of Garfield County. 3. That with the adoption of conditions, the application is in general conformance with the 2030 Comprehensive Plan. 4. That with the adoption of conditions, the application has adequately met the requirements of the Garfield County Land Use and Development Code. The following recommended conditions of approval are provided for the Directors consideration. 1. That all representations of the Applicant contained in the Application submittals shall be conditions of approval unless specifically amended or modified by the conditions contained herein. 2. Temporary Employee Housing Facility. During times of housing shortage or in remote locations, the use of Factory Built Nonresidential Structures (as defined under C.R.S. S 24-32-3301, as amended, and Resolution #35 of the Colorado State Housing Board) utilized for a period of time not longer than 1 year or as othenvise specified, forworkers who are engaged in commercial, industrial, mineralextraction, or highway operations and who are needed to support the proper execution and safety of the related operations. Temporary Employee Housing, shall not include Recreational Vehicles, except in a Small Facility. L6 3, Minor Temporary Housing Facilities, also referred to as "Minor Facilities," shall have all of the following basic characteristics: a) The Minor Facility and any associated infrastructure must be completely contained within a State or Federally-permitted parcel (i.e. COGCC-approved oil/gas well pad) in which reclamation and revegetation are secured with the permitting agency (Permitted Site); b) The Minor Facility is located at the Permitted Site for less than a cumulative of 1 year; and c) The Minor Facility shall have occupancy of up to 24 people who are employees, contractors, or subcontractors of the operator and are supporting the proper execution and safety of the related commercial, industrial, extraction, or highway operations 4. The Minor Facility shall adhere to the following Minor Permit standards a) Minor Facilities must comply with all applicable Federal, State, and local laws and regulations. b) The Sheriff's Office and relevant fire protection district(s) must be notified at least 24 hours prior to installation and removal of each Minor Facility. The Community Development Department shall be copied on all such notification, whether hard copy or electronic. c) Water systems shall comply with standards set forth in section 7-705.8. d) Wastewater systems shall comply with standards set forth in section 7-705.C e) Minor Facilities shall be maintained in a clean, safe, and sanitary condition, free of weeds and refuse. Any hazardous or noxious materials that must be stored at the Minor Facility for operational or security reasons must be managed in accordance with all applicable Federal, State, and local laws and regulations. f) Wildlife-proof refuse containers must be provided for trash. Outdoor food storage is prohibited unless facilities are provided that prevent the attraction of animals to the Major Facility site. g) Fire Protection. Provisions for giving alarm in case of fire and fire suppression must be installed per fire codes and as required by the fire protection district. Single-station carbon monoxide alarms must be placed in each Manufactured Home or Recreational Vehicle unit. L7 h) Domestic animals are prohibited i) Within 10 days following the expiration or other termination of the Land Use Change Permit or represented date of removal identified within the Land Use Change Permit, all housing structt¡res, founclations, ancl associatecl infrastructl¡re shall be completely removed. The Operator shall provide the Director with photos, dated and signed by the Operator's compliance officer, indicating that all housing structures, foundations, and associated infrastructure have been removed within the specified timeframe. 18 Gørfield County PUBTIC HEAR¡NG NOTICE INFORMATION Please check the appropriate boxes below based upon the not¡ce thet was conducted for your public hearing. ln addition, please initial on the blank line next to the statements if they accurately reflect the described act¡on. / ø My application required written/mailed notice to adjacent property owners and minerat owners "t/"d '/ Mailed noticewascompleted on the 2l{ a^v oc n/¿uørl-.* .zoQ A' owners of record within a 200 foor ,.6¡u, o1 ,¡.ldklåe identified as shown in the Clerk and Recorde/s office ät leôst 15 calendar days prior to sending notice. LAttt¡ntâ. €de,6l LLa ;4 ¿s¡¡Qzutêè t All owners of mineral interest in the subject property were ldentified through records in H the Clerk and Recorder ôlAtsetsôr, or through other means [llstl4 Please attach proof of certified, return receipt requested mailed notice. t] My applicatlon required Pubtished notice. Notice was published on the day of I ; 20_. Please attach proof of publication in the Rlfle Citizen Telegram. tr My applícation requlred Post¡ng of Notice. Notice was posted on the - day of 2A_. Notice was posted so that at least one sign faced each adiacent road right of way generally used by the public. I testify that the aboue lnformation ls true and accurate, Name:C Date: LARAMIE ENERGY, LLC 760 HonrzoN Drive, Surrn 101 GneNo JrnrcuoN, CO 81506 Tel: 970-812-531 I November 20,2018 Subject: Minor Temporary Employee Housing 604-'12-13 Pad Site, Garfield County, Colorado To Whom lt May Concern: Laramie Energy, LLC (Laramie) is preparing for Natural Gas Drilling Operations on the CC 0604-12-13 Annex Pad on parcel 2169-214-00-026. The surface of this parcel is owned exclusively by Laramie. Garfield County Land Use Code requires that all mineral owners of the subject parcel be informed of the application submittal and be given an opportunity to comment on the proposed permit. As a registered Mineral Owner, you are being provided the Public Notice required by the code. lf you have any questions regarding this application or if you require additional information, please contact me at 970-812-5311. Sincerely, ":tr_ea Lorne C. Prescott Regulatory and Environmental Compliance Laramie Energy, LLC lprescott@la ram ie-energy. com R\FFIN & ASSGC\ATES, ÊNC. 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