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Home My WebLink About2.0 Staff Report 08.15.2020Terra Energy - Booster Compressor Exhibits Ad m i n istrative Review (GAPA- 04-29-8785) Applicant - Jolley Mesa LLC August 15,2020 Exhibit Letter (Numerical) Exhibit Description 1 Public Heari Notice lnformation 2 Recei from Mailin Notice 3 Garfield Cou Land Use and Deve Cod as amended 4 Garfield Cou rehensive Plan 2030 5 lication 6 Staff Re rt 7 Referral Comment - Garfield County Building Department 8 Referral Comment - Colorado River Fire Rescue I Referral Comment - Garfield County Environmental Health 10 Referral Comment - Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment 11 Referral Comment - Colorado Parks and Wildlife 12 Referral comment - Garfield Cou Oil & Gas Liaison 13 Referral Comment - Oil and Gas Location Assessment Specialist 14 Referral Comment - Garfield County Road 15 Referral Comment - Garfield County Vegetation Management 16 Public comment - Gene and Mary Hilton 17 Public Comment - Rap ids Development Corporation 18 Public Comment -ids on the Colorado Homeowners Association 19 20 21 REQUEST ROPE R APPLICANT ASSESSOR ,S PARCEL # PROPERTY SIZE LOCA TION ACCESS EXISTI ZONING Director Decision August 21,2020 GAPA-04-29-8785 PW Administrative Land Use Change Permit for a Booster Compressor Jolley Mesa LLC TEP Rocky Mountain LLC 2181-172-00-086 The facility will be located on a 0.52-acre site which is within an overall 690.06-acre parcel. The property is located approximately 4 miles east of the Town of Silt and approximately 4 miles west of the Town of New Castle, on a private road off of County Road 311. The physical address of the property is 1080 County Road 335, Silt, CO 81652. The facility is accessed via private roads from County Road 311. The property is zoned (R) Rural PROJECT INFORMATION AND STAFF COMMENTS ¡. GENERAL PROJECT DESCRIPTION The Applicant is requesting approval of an Administrative Land Use Change Permit for the insiallation of a booster compressor. The compressor is proposed to be 1380 horsepower and will be housed in a steel building on an existing pad operated by Williams. The existing pad includes pipeline infrastructure and was originally planned for a booster compressor for the Kokopelli field. The compressor will be outfitted with a hospital-grade muffler to limit noise produced from the facility. The facility will operate24 hours a day, 365 daYs a Year. The Application indicates that the facility will take approximately eight weeks to install. Constiuction traffic will consist of 2-3 truck trips per day. Once the facility is installed minimal maintenance traffic will be generated. The facility will be accessed using existing L (, tâ -c.o0g roads. No water or wastewater facilities are proposed as the use will not require a permanent employee onsite. Vicinity Map h t:frQL¡å a -r@ lld¡Ëå tl. ¿ûtC Lrgord Ê û 2å5t d.l* g{ffi drret Í orrqã*å tanrg¡ç*l* S¡l: lrefn¡ul-F - t, . . at.l: t.'-,' - !. ",:r¡ ¡,r{ ¡'r-" \aafi..1f¿f, Jfttt 'iFrl !ji-:t'"r_;r..'at þ ir. l*ir ' t:z I "*'' {".-ll t *- llli.¡ I Ll )' --, _-+, I I ít' '1- 'È, J ìå I 'I ffi, - t- l4r[.- r NJ R F-; ,- t'* ^-ò. ç ûñ.1 , l¡ I -,¿. -J+- *"T- J rrltY,tå r . i, '! -? I ^i-rl I r ì I ti I -t :I I t: I i'\ i ---t t '* ,l-[1. -I-+ 5::! €-r _$ ¡ | '_,' " r''r-r lr '',J I l 1* i h ,f ir t,' r)r¡ g t' i I t ,þ ¿r t- If--_- I I,l I-t.. t -.,-J '+i ' 't I I "l I !' ¡l I I l rl ,*l 'î t I T a t ,,,.. - l l - i-,¿È.Ï,, ,r.t'( IlI.., Ç I I *T .-+l- Ij ñ I -.1 )- -1* I i ¡ 'f 2 II. LOCATION - SITE DESCRIPTION The immediate area where the facility will be located consists of a developed graded area that is used by Williams for pipeline infrastructure. The proposed development will slightly increase the fenced and disturbed area (0.07 acres). The approximately 690- acre parcel is improved with numerous oil and gas related facilities. Other Land Use Change Permits issued for the property include a pump station and pipeline infrastructure. The location of the booster compressor is generally level, with significant topographic changes over 500' away. The nearest adjacent property is owned by the Bureau of Land Management and is 318' from the compressor station at its closest. The nearest building not related to oil and gas infrastructure is more than half a mile away. Site Plan Excerpt *- ç, F g4otad.Fsßð Ð&fùght tnà.-i" 616tt (/ç+ /Ra-cndø Erttt Roøtt rrlãr {}¡dda . 29 3%) P.oÞoroti Pad Etpansion t+opaíed Sooe¡e,' Conqetrorawi Auiûing a5Ì 6 x Zê'l 318' - - .,- a-r /*0, Þ { ?(<...,,,.,,- ,// r,¡,,.r \¡/ r'/È ,/f E EtI fûß! fúshÐg P{d Atñ tA 1l *c lf6reGd ttqûl Adrl;ttÍ[ài ¡*tlruM llrø l0 tl fcn.. '/\,,' 1Y. ,/r¿/ Vegetation within the immediate area includes modified pasture, reclaimed ROWs re- seeded with native and non-native grasses and forbs, scattered pinyon juniper woodlands, sagebrush shrublands, and some scattered mountain shrubs. The site is located on a mesa above the Colorado River. 3 Aerial lmageryApproximate Location of Proposed Booster Existing Pad and pipeline infrastructu re III. PUBLIC COMMENTS AND REFFERAL AGENCY COMMENTS public Notice was provided for the Director's Decision in accordance with the Garfield County Land Use and Development Code, as amended and included mailing notice to all property owners within 200 ft. and any mineral rights owners on the property. The Applicant -has provided evidence of compliance with the notice requirements' Comments from referral agencies, County Departments and the public are summarized below and attached as exhibits. Garfield C ntv Buildino Deoartme lExhibit 7) Applicant will be required to submit a Bu separate grading permit will likely be needed ilding Permit for the structure. No Colorado River Fire Rescue (Exhibit 8) @complywithindustrystandardsforfireprotection,detectionand extinguishers in the compressor building. - A Knox Padlock is needed on the exterior of the fence for CRFR access Garfield Co ntv Environmental Hea lExhibit 9) No issues were identified with the submittal Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (Exhibit 10) - Responded with standard referral comments 4 Colorado arks and Wildlife (hibit 1 1) - CPW supports the proposed measures ta ken by Terra Energy to minimize impacts to wildlife in the area - Recommends that Terra perform construction and installation prior to December 1st if possible, to avoid big game winter impacts - lf aciivity continues into the wintertime period CPW recommends daily timing restrictions for vehicle traffic from 10am - 3pm to minimize disturbance to wintering game. Garfield County Oil & Gas Liaison (Exhibit 12) - No nuisance concerns were identified with the application Oil and Gas on Assessment Special ist (Exhibit 13) Provided sound levels are below COGCC requirements at the pad edge, the booster compressor is allowed Garfield Countv Road & Bridqe Department (Exhibit 141 - No concerns were identified. Garfield County Veqetation Manasement (Exhibit 15.l - No comments No comments were received from Garfield County Emergency Management, Town of Silt, Bureau of Land Management, Town of New Castle, Xcel Energy, Holy Cross Energy Staff received three comments from nearby property owners. All were supportive of the application. IV. STAFF COMMENTS AND ANALYSIS ln accordance with the Land Use and Development Code, the Applicant has provided detailed responses to the Submittal Requirements and applicable sections of Article 7, Divisions 1,2, and 3, including Section 7-1001lndustrial Use Standards. The Application materials include an lmpact Analysis and related consultant reports, technical studies, and plans. 7-101 : Zone District Use Requlations A Booster Compressor is a permitted use in the Rural Zone District, provided that the application is approved through an Administrative review process. The proposed use demonstrates general conformance with applicable Zone District provisions contained in the LUDC. Thié includes dimensional requirements and other descriptions for the Rural Zone District as detailed in Article 3. 5 7-102: Co ive Plan The Updated Comprehensive Plan 2030 designates the site as RMH (Residential Medium High Densiiy). Excerpts from the Land Use Description Section Chapter 2 and Section 8, Ñatural Resources and Section 9, Mineral Extraction are provided below' Chapter 2 - Land Use Desisnations Residentiat Medium High (RMH): Small farms, esÚafes, and clustered residential subdivision; density determined by degree of clustering and land preserued in oqen condition. Section I - Natural Resources (Rel Sections) /ssues 4. The continuity of witdtife corridors, preseruation of riparian and other wildtife habitat, protection of native fish species and water quality and quantity are atl important to watershed health. Threats include development pressure in sensitive areas from industry, land use and roads. Policyl: Encourage the protection and preseruation of criticalwildlife habitat. Strategy iv: Support Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW habitat protection efforts and continue efforts to coordinate/cooperate with CPW on all w i I d I ife/h ab itat m atte rs. Policy 2: Avoid disturbance to wildtife habitat;where disturbance cannot be avoided, require development to fully address and mitigate potential negative impacts. Strategy iii: Requiie detaited impact analyses for developments proposed within or adjacent to criticalwildlife habitats or migration routes. Policy 3: Work cooperativety with involved agencies to ensure natural resources are protected and preserued. Strategy ii: Continue to refer att Land use Change applications to Colorado Parks and Wildtife (CPW for input on wildlife habitat concerns. 6 The Community Development Department received a referral comment from CPW on this application that requested development occur outside of specific periods. This request was included as a Condition of Approval. This comment is discussed in further detail in response to SectionT-202 Wildlife Habitat Areas. As identified in the above statements, the Comprehensive Plan is very supportive of this requirement. Section 9 - Mineral Extraction (Relevant Sections\ Policy 1: Supþorf the tegat rights and priviteges of surface and mineral owners to extract and.develop their interesfs as well as the legal rights and privileges of private property owners and the general public to have the mineral estate developed in a reasonable manner and to have adverse impacts mitigated. Strategy vii: Continue to consider the use of facilities that are appurtenances to oil/gas development activities (compressors, etc.) appropriate in allland uses so long as they meet the respective mitigation requirements of the LUCD to maintain compatibility with surrounding land uses. Policy 2: Mineral resource extraction activities will protect critical wildlife habitat as identified by state and federal agencies and preserue or mitigate natural drainage patterns from the impacts of extraction activities' Strategy i: Discourage development within critical wildlife habitat designations that cannot be designed, constructed and conducted so as to have a minimum adverse impact upon such habitat or impacted wildlife species. The Mineral Extraction Section of the Comprehensive Plan supports the development of mineral resources with appropriate mitigation. As submitted and with identified mitigation and conditions of approval, the application is in general conformance with the Comprehensive Plan. 7-103: C oatibilitv The Application has provided information on neighboring land uses indicating the general character of the arca. The request demonstrates general compatibility with adjoining uses provided proper mitigation is implemented and compliance with conditions and COGCC regulations are maintained. The subject property is adjacent to BLM property with develoþed oil and gas infrastructure. The subject property is currently improved with a variety of oil and gas infrastructure and the proposed compressor will require limited add itional d isturbance. 7 7-104 & 105:Source of Water & Waste Water Svstems The Application represents that the facility will be unmanned and will not require potable water. Staff agrees with this assessment and recommends that OSHA requirements are followed for the provision of water and wastewater during construction. 7-106: Public Utilities The applicant has indicated that public utilities are not required to support the project. 7-107 & Roadwavs The Applicant provided an engineered analysis and supplement that described the existing roadways that are used to access the proposed compressor location. This analysis indicated that very little traffic uses the road (less than 20 trips per day). The engineering review indicated that the existing road exceeded the requirements for a Primitive/Driveway as defined in the Land Use and Development Code. However, because of the number of facilities on a road, Staff felt that a Waiver request from the dimensional requirements was appropriate. The applicant responded to the Roadway Waiver Criteria as identified in Policy 01-14. The road has historically been used for oil and gas construction and maintenance traffic and no issues were identified by the engineering report. Additionally, the engineering review states that "the road appears adequate for the proposed booster compressor activities and current traffic needs relating to oil and gas operations occurring on Jolley Mesa". The engineered analysis was reviewed by the County designated engineer and no issues were noted. This analysis meets the criteria for granting a Waiver from Section 7-107. The road has a shared maintenance agreement that was provided as part of the application. No safety or structural issues were identified as part of the review. The provided engineering analysis did recommend that the road continue to be maintained. The access to the property is entirely on private roads from County Road 311. The applicant provided mapping and easement documentation demonstrating legal access to the booster compressor location. This includes crossing an adjoining property owner, the Bureau of Land Management, and the subject property owner. 8 Developed Pad Access Driveway 7-108: Natural Hazards The Application provided an engineering report on natural hazards including soils, geology, and slopes. The report indicated that hazards have a low probability of impacting the site and that no mitigation is needed at this time. The report was reviewed by the Garfield County Consulting Engineer who did not identify any issues. Garfield County Hazard Mapping shows that portions of 690-acre property have potential slope issues, but no areas of concern were located in the immediate vicinity of the proposed booster compressor area. The information supports a determination that the proposed use is not subject to significant natural hazard risks. 7-109: Fi Protection The application was reviewed by Colorado River Fire Rescue who had no concerns provided that the operator complies with industry standards for the compressor building. The fire district also requested that a Knox Padlock be installed on the exterior of the gate. 7-201 : Aqricultural Lands The application will require only minimal additional disturbance for the installation of the booster compressor. Access will be via existing roads. Additional impact on agricultural operations is not anticipated. 7-202: Wildlife Habitat Areas The Applicant provided an Environmental lmpact Report, completed by WestWater Engineering and dated July 2019. The report indicates that impacts to Flora and Fauna are anticipated to be minimal as the facility will be installed in an already disturbed area. The report did recommend that the booster compressor use appropriate mufflers to meet COGCC 800 series rules to reduce noise impact to wildlife and also suggested that project construction be scheduled outside of the bird nesting season (May 1S-July 15). The application was reviewed by Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW). As part of their review CPW indicated that the organization supports the measures taken by Terra Energy to minimize impacts to wildlife in the area. Additionally, CPW requested that construction and installation be completed prior to December 'l't if possible. lf activity was required to continue into the wintertime period, CPW recommended daily timing restrictions for vehicle traffic from 1Oam - 3pm in order to minimize disturbance to wintering game. 9 7-203: Protection of Water Bodies The application did not identify any waterbodies within the proposed booster compressor area. The absence of water bodies was verified by Staffs site visit. 7-204: Drainaqe and Erosion The Applicant provided a Drainage and Erosion Report and no issues were identified from the review of the County Consulting Engineer. The report included a Drainage Plan which showed the proposed direction of surface flow and required Sedimentation Traps. Overall disturbance of the property will be 0.62 acres (this includes the already disturbed area). This is less than the 1.O-acre threshold that triggers a CDPHE Storm Water Management Plan. 7-205 Environmental Quality Air quality permits from CDPHE associated with the booster compressor will be required. A recommended condition of approval should call for the Applicant to obtain and keep current all permits as required by the CDPHE and maintain compliance with all conditions contained therein. 7-206: Wildfire Hazards The site is located in an area mapped with a high wildfirehazard. The site plan and site visit reflect an existing separation between the proposed location for the booster compressor and natural vegetation. The compressor will be housed in a steel building. The application was reviewed by Colorado River Fire Rescue and no issues were identified with wildfire hazards. 7-207 Natural and Geoloqic Hazards The Geologic Hazard Report addresses a broad range of potential hazards including landside, rock fall, soils, alluvialfans and slopes. No significant hazards to the proposed facility were noted in the report and the site is not located within a flood plain. Reclamati The Applicant has included a reclamation plan that addresses re-vegetation and reclamation issues for the compressor installation. The application was reviewed by Garfield County Vegetation Management and no issues were identified. Additionally, the applicant is required to obtain a Permit 2A from the COGCC for the installation of the booster compressor. This means that the development and installation will be subject to COGCC Rule 1000 for Revegetation. t0 7-301& 302: Compatible ion. Parkino, and Loadinq The proposed use is compatible with typical oil and gas exploration and production activities. The applicant has indicated that the building will be painted a shadow grey to minimize visual impacts. The site has been designed to account for parking, circulation, and loading activities. 7-303: Landscapins As an industrial use landscaping submittals and standards are not applicable to the proposal. 7-304: Liqhtinq The proposed booster compressor will include three external downcast flood lights on the compressor building. These lights will be required to meet all County requirements. 7-305 Snow Storaqe Adequate portions of the site Plan are available for snow storage and can be accommodated by the drainage and storm water management plans. 7-306 Trails Trails standards are generally not applicable based on the industrial nature of the proposal and surrounding uses. 7-1001 INDUST RIAL USE STANDARDS A. Residential Subdivisions The use is not located within a platted Residential Subdivision B. Setbacks The nearest property line is over 300' away from the proposed compressor C Concealino a nd Screenino The compressor will be located within a steel structure that will address screening requirements. The applicant has represented that the booster compressor building will be painted a shadow grey to minimize visual impacts. Associated Oil& Gas lnfrastructure D. Storinq t1. V No issues were identified with the storing of materials on the property E. lndustrial Wastes No issues were identified with industrial waste storage on the property F. Noise The booster compressor will be housed within a steel building and equipped with hospital grade mufflers. As part of the required submittal of the Form 2A to the COGCC the applicant will be required to meet applicable noise requirements. The Land Use and Development Code allows that any noise generated from this facility is subject to COGCC requirements. The applicant has provided a noise report that appears to indicate that applicable requirements will be met. This includes a statement anticipating that the noise at the nearest property boundary will be 47.8 dB(A). The noise analysis is adequate for the issuance of the Land Use Change Permit. However, Staff recommends a Condition of Approyal that once the facility is operational, the applicant take noise readings and provide a demonstration that any proposed noise mitigation is adequate and functioning. G. Ground Vibration The applicant has described the technology that will be used to mitigate vibration from the compressor. This includes anti-vibration pads located between the skid and the concrete. The application was reviewed by the Garfield County Consulting Engineer and no issues were identified. lf the County receives any complaints regarding vibration, the applicant will be required to demonstrate that they meet this standard. Additional mitigation may be required. H. Hours of Operation The operation of the booster compressor is required 24 hours a day - 7 days a week. However, the facility is generally unmanned and minimaltraffic is generated once construction is complete. Staff is supportive of the request to allow full operation of the facility. l. lnterference, Nu nce. or Hazard No issues are anticipated with regards to these requirements. SUGGESTED FINDINGS 1) That proper public notice was provided as required for the Director's Decision 2) Consideration of the Application was extensive and complete, that all pertinent facts, matters and issues were submitted and that all interested parties were given the opportunity to provide input prior to the Director's Decision. 3) That for the above stated and other reasons the proposed Land Use Change L2 Permit for the Kokopelli Booster Compressor is in the best interest of the health, safety, convenience, order, prosperity and welfare of the citizens of Garfield County. 4) That with the adoption of conditions, the application is in general conformance with the 2030 Comprehensive Plan, as amended. 5) That with the adoptions of conditions and approval of a waiver regarding hours of operation and roadway standards, the application has adequately met the requirements of the Garfield County Land Use and Development Code, as amended. VI. RECOMMENDATION The following recommended conditions of approval are provided for consideration as part of the Director's Decision for approval of the Application. 1) All representations made by the Applicant in the application shall be conditions of approval unless specifically altered by these conditions of approval. 2) The Kokopelli Booster Compressor shall be operated in accordance with all applicable Federal, State, and local regulations governing the operation of this type of facility. 3) The facility shall maintain compliance with all applicable CDPHE permits, including but not limited to, SPCC Plans and air quality permits (APEN permit) for the site. 4) The Applicant shall maintain compliance with all required COGCC permits and forms for the facilitY. a) Prior to operation of the facility the Applicant shall supply Garfield County Community Development with a demonstration that all required COGCC and CDPHE permits have been issued. 5) The facility shall maintain compliance with COGCC and County Noise Standards and Regulations. Within 30 days of initiating operation of the booster compressor the Applicant shall provide on-site noise readings to confirm compliance with the noise requirements. lf compliance is not confirmed or if future compliance issues are identified, the Applicant shall provide additional noise mitigation in order to achieve compliance and may be subject to further noise testing. 6) The facility shall comply with Garfield County lighting requirements in Section 7- 304 including, but not limited to that exterior lighting is downcast and shielded. 13 7) Prior to the issuance of the certificate of occupancy for the building, the applicant shall be required to install a Knox Padlock on the access gate, as required by Colorado River Fire Rescue. 8) The operation of the facility shall comply with industry standards regarding fire protection, fire detection, and fire extinguishers. 9) The installation and construction of the facility shall meet the following timeframes: a) The Applicant shall installthe facility in compliance with Colorado Parks and Wildlife recommendations includ ing req uirements that construction and installation of the facility occurs outside the December 1st to April 30th big game winter period if possible. lf activity does occur within the wintertime period vehicle traffic shall be restricted from 1Oam-3pm. b) The Applicant shall install the facility according to recommendations provided within the WestWater Engineering Report dated July 2019. The report recommends that project construction shall be completed outside of the nesting season, which is considered May 15 to July 15 for species in this atea. L4 Garfield Co nu PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE ¡NFORMATION Please check the appropriate boxes below based upon the notice that was conducted for your public hearing. lnaddition,pleaseinitialontheblanklinenexttothestatementsiftheyaccuratelyreflectthe described action. My application required written/mailed notice to adjacent property owners and mineral owners. Mailed notice wascompleted on the 20 oayor July ,20U. All owners of record within a 200 foot radius of the subject parcel were identified as shown in the Clerk and Recorder's office at least 15 calendar days prior to sending notice. X All owners of mineral interest in the subject property were identified through records in the Clerk and Recorder or Assessor, or through other means [list] X X t Please attach proof of certified, return receipt requested mailed notice. 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Ét ät.d,N.¡l,3tùra }.<O.¡tt- ¡ell.'.'r;,1i. {'/,¡r¡ :rt $r:{l ¡rt Iûá rjl tr,frt Û" .{c¡Ëçt ct:'.¡rt ft'ñItf fi nfrttrtr{ r.,:'mr r-l Ëtctc c¡,.¡r{ trrl CI t3.s6 Jri¡åIt¡lJrå*ñd. f -aÈfrtf-I.-Ébr,raÈs¡ I ¡trr-t l¡. ¡çt¡a ¡rútt U¡ôt àt^r{t¡d.¡ t I to f ù.SCl'lO;û0'-' /rÆ:¡:Z f!.ñ..t+ \t*ıt*)¡ attzrl3#li !¡: It.¡T t5 rY! Itt_j 03(¡l u å.:{d.¡ì5¡..ltrrtù*f I i j¡é, t¡?çãù¡Lt t iJ *a¡ Jar*r L! i-t tul4 | rû.ft ,15 L trri Please let me know if this is satisfactory Thank you, Jeff Kirtland Regulatory Lead TEP Rocky Mountain LLC (Terra Energy Partners LLC) From: Patrick Waller <pwa ller@ea rfield-countv.com> Sent: Thursday, July 30,2O2O 10:314M To: Jeff Kirtland <J Kirtland@terraep.com> Cc: Brya n Hotard <BHota rd @terraep.com >; Adam Tankersley <ATankerslev@terraep.com> Subject: RE: IExternal] RE: [External] Terra Energy Booster Compressor - Technically Complete I U.S. Postal Sorvice'- CERTIFIED MAIL'' RECEIPT Aê'ìatlc ,,1t,1 t. l¡ã':1tcrr*¡lþF r,1 | ft/r ^çÞt 'o al ñÞtf"r d{i 1ı fìñsç t¡tP! ti{r }OôO. lta Íll':â r:rt'.'r¡Û/¡r HiJeff, Patrick Waller From: Sent: To: Subiect: Andy Schwaller Thursday, July 16,2020 9:04 AM Patrick Waller RE: Garfield County Referral Request - Terra Energy Booster Compressor Station Holy Cow. That is quite the study for a single compressor on an already disturbed and established site. We went from 20-30 per year to appears just 1-. A building permit will be required for the building. There is some additional grading but the site itself is already developed and I do not see a need for a separate grading permit. Chris will be reviewing as well with Steve looking at the weeds all4 of them. Andy From: Patrick Waller <pwaller@ga rfield-county.com> Sent: Wednesday, July L5, 2O2O 4:28 PM To: Kelly Cave <kcave@garfield-county.com>; Andy Schwaller <aschwaller@garfield-county.com>; Chris Bornholdt <cbornholdt@garcosheriff.com>; Anna Cochran <acochran@garfield-county.com>; Ted White <twhite@garfield- county.com>; Kirby Wynn <kwynn@garfield-county.com>; DJ Ridgeway <djridgeway@garfield-county.com>; Dan Goin <dgoin@garfield-county.com>; Harry Shiles <hshiles@garfield-county.com>; Dale Stephens <dstephens@garfield- county.com>; Steve Anthony <santhony@garfield-county.com>; cdphe-localreferral@state.co.us; scott.hoyer@state.co.us; Neumann - DNR, Danielle <danielle.neumann@state.co.us>; Chris@mountaincross-eng.com; Orrin Moon <Orrin.Moon@Crfr.us>; rwinder@holycross.com; samantha.l.wakefield@xcelenergy.com; jaluise@townofsilt.org; psmith@newcastlecolorado.org; mharrison@newcastlecolorado.org Subject: Garfield County Referral Request - Terra Energy Booster Compressor Station Good Afternoon, Garfield County Community Development is requesting referral comments for a an application for a Booster Compressor on a parcel owned by Jolley Mesa LLC located at 1080 County Road 335, Silt, CO 81652 and is known by Garfield County Assessor Records as2L8Lt7200086. The parcel is zoned Ruraland because the facility is anticipated to be unmanned, no water or wastewater utilities will be provided The application is available for review here. Please respond with any comments by Wednesday, August 5,2O2O Thanks for your review and please contact me with any questions, Patrick Waller, AICP Senior Planner Garfield County Com munity Development Department 1OB 8th Street, Suite 401 Glenwood Springs, CO 81601 (970) 94s-1377 ext. 1580 1 EXHIBIT 1 pwaller(osa d-countv co m Colorado River Fire Rescue Patrick Waller 108 8th Sfeet, Suite 201 Glenwood Springs, CO 81601 August 5,2020 RE: Jolly Mesa LLC Patrick: This letter is to advise you that I have reviewed File Number: GAPA-04-20- 8785, Jolley Mesa LlC-Kokopelli Booster Compressor and building, located at Latitude: 30.5085 by Longitude: -107.5721, approximately 1.0 miles south of the Jolly Cabin, in New Castle, CO. After talking to Bryan Hotard with Terra, I have determined that Terra has industry standards to follow as in fire protection, fire detection and fire extinguishers in their compressor buildings. As long as the industry standards are followed CRFR has no concerns for the building of the compressor building and installing the compressor. 'We are requesting that since the compressor and building will be inside a locked gate thatTerra purchase and install a Knox Paddlock to insure CRFR access in the event of an emergency or fire. Knox Paddlock information can be obtained through my offtce. I have no further requirements or concerns with this proposed building and compressor on this property. This addition to the property will only add minor impacts to CRFR or our response to that area. Thank you for allowing me to review this referral and please feel free to contact me with any questions or concerns. Thank You, þ lâ -e0o E Orrin D. Moon, Prevention Division ChieflFire Marshal CRFR. Patrick Waller From: Sent: To: Cc: Subject: Ted White Monday, August 3,2020 2:34 PM Patrick Waller Anna Cochran; Joshua Williams RE: Garfield County Referral Request - Terra Energy Booster Compressor Station Patrick, After review of the documents, Environmental Health has no comments regarding the construction of the compressor station at the existing O&G pad. The consultants did a thorough job of addressing any concerns that we would have had in regards to environmental impacts. Have a great week! Go"i:,i, f:,i::;, Edward R. "Ted" White, P.E. Environmental Health Specialist lll Garfield County Public Health 2014 Blake Ave. Glenwood Springs, 81601 www. qarfield-countv. com twh ite(ôo a rf ield-cou ntv. co m 970-945-66 1 4 x 8106 (main office) 970-230-2442 (mobile) Garfietd County Public Health Depañment- working to promote health and prevenf drsease From: Patrick Waller <pwa ller@ga rfield-county.com> Sent: Wednesday, July 15, 2020 4:28 PM To: Kelly Cave <kcave@garfield-county.com>; Andy Schwaller <aschwaller@garfield-county.com>; Chris Bornholdt <cbornholdt@garcosheriff.com>; Anna Cochran <acochran@garfield-county.com>; Ted White <twhite@garfield- county.com>; Kirby Wynn <kwynn@garfield-county.com>; DJ Ridgeway <djridgeway@garfield-county.com>; Dan Goin <dgoin@garfield-county.com>; Harry Shiles <hshiles@garfield-county.com>; Dale Stephens <dstephens@garfield- county.com>; Steve Anthony <santhony@garfield-county.com>; cdphe-localreferral@state.co.us; scott.hoyer@state.co.us; Neumann - DNR, Danielle <danielle.neumann@state.co.us>; Chris@mountaincross-eng.com; Orrin Moon <Orrin.Moon@Crfr.us>; rwinder@holycross.com; samantha.l.wakefield@xcelenergy.com; jaluise@townofsilt.org; psmith@newcastlecolorado.org; mharrison@newcastlecolorado.org Subject: Garfield County Referral Request - Terra Energy Booster Compressor Station Good Afternoon, Garfield County Community Development is requesting referral comments for a an application for a Booster Compressor on a parcel owned by Jolley Mesa LLC located at 1080 County Road 335, Silt, CO 81652 and is known by Garfield County Assessor Records as2181L72O0086. The parcelis zoned Ruraland because the facility is anticipated to be unmanned, no water or wastewater utilities will be provided The application is available for review here. 1 EXHIBIT rÒre@lCOLORADO Department of Public Health & Environment The Cotorado Department of Pubtic Heatth and Environment (CDPHE) appreciates the opportunity to comment on this proposal. Ptease note that the following requirements and recommendations are not intended to be an exhaustive list and it is uttimatety the responsibility of the appticant to compty with att appticabte rutes and regutations. Please atso note that CDPHE's faiture to respond to any referrals shoutd not be construed as a favorable response. Hazardous an d Solid Waste The appticant must compty with att applicable solid and hazardous waste rutes and regulations. Sotid waste regutations are avaitabte here: https: / /www. cotorado. qov/ pacific/cdphe/swrees. Hazardous waste regulations are avaitabte here: httos: / /www colorado. pov/ oacific /he/hwregs- Appticabte requirements may inctude, but are not [imited to, testing for and properly disposing of technotogicatty enhanced naturatty occurring radioactive materiats (TENORM) and other solid or hazardous waste. lf you have any questions regarding sotid and hazardous waste, ptease contact CDPHE's Hazardous Materiats and Waste Management Division (HMWMD) by emaiting comments. hmwmd@state.co. us or calting 303-692-3320. Water Oualitv a Conservation The appticant must compty with atl appticable water quatity rutes and regutations. Water quatity regutations are avaitable here: https://www.cotorado.eov/pacific/cdphe/water- ouatitv-control-com mission- requtations. Appticabte requirements may inctude, but are not limited to obtaining a stormwater discharge permit if construction activities disturb one acre or more of land or if they are part of a larger common ptan of devetopment that witl disturb one or more acres of [and. ln determining the area of construction disturbance, CDPHE's Water Quatity Control Division (WQCD) looks at the entire plan, including disturbances associated with utilities, pipetines or roads constructed to serve the facitity. Ptease use the Cotorado Environmental Online Services (CEOS) to appty for new construction stormwater discharge permits, modify or terminate existing permits and change permit contacts. For CEOS support ptease see the division website httos: / /www.coto o. pov/ oacific /cdohe/co1400000'r-discharse 4300 Cherry Creek Drive S., Denver, CO 80246-1530 P 303-692-2000 www.colorado.gov/cdphe Jared Polis, Governor I Jit[ Hunsaker Ryan, MPH, Executive Director or contact: Emait: cdphe_ceos_support@state.co.us or cdphe-wqcd-permits@state.co.us Phone: 303- Permits Phone: 303-692'3517 lf you have any questions regarding water quatity, please contact CDPHE's WQCD by emaiting cdohe.com d@state.co.us or catlin g 303-692-3500. Air Qualitv The appticant must comply with att relevant state and federal air quality rules and regutations. Air quatity regulations are avaitable here: https: / /www. cotorado.eov/ pacific /cdphe/aqcc-rees. Appticabte requirements may include, but are not limited to, reporting emissions to the Air Pottution Control Division (APCD) by compteting an Air Poltutant Emissions Notice (APEN). An APEN is a two in one form for reporting air emissions and to obtain an air permit, if a permit witt be required. White onty businesses that exceed the Air Quatity Control Commission (AQCC) reporting threshotds are required to report their emissions, a[[ businesses - regardless of emission amount - must always compty with appticabte AQCC regutations. lnformation on oil and gas APENS and permits can be found at httos : / /www. cotorado. sov/ pacific /cdohe/air/oit-and-sas-air-oermit. ln addition to an index of oit and gas forms, guidance, APENs and memos, this website contains an Oit and Gas lndustry Emissions Catcutation and Regulatory Analysis Workbook to assist operators apptying for permits in fottowing approved emissions calcutation methods. lf you have any questions regarding Cotorado's APEN or air permitting requirements or are unsure whether your business operations emit air pollutants, ptease catl the Sma[[ Business Assistance Program (SBAP) at 303- 692-3175 or 303-692-3148. lf you have more general questions about air quatity, ptease contact CDPHE's APCD by emaiting cdphe.commentsapcd@state.co. us or calling 303-692' 31 00. Polvfluoroalkvl substances in firefiehtinq foams PFAS are a famity of human-made substances that do not occur naturatty in the environment. They have been used for decades in food packaging, carpets, personal care items, ski waxes, other househotd items, and firefighting foam due to their abitity to resist heat, oit, stains, grease, and water. Human contact with these chemicals is widespread, and nearty atl people have some measurable levets of the chemicats in their btood. Human health toxicity information is onty avaitable for about ten of the thousands of these chemicats. However, despite the timited information, this toxicity information suggests that exposure to some PFAS can cause a range of negative heatth outcomes. Heatth effects from these chemicats may inctude pregnancy comptications, tiver damage, high chotesterol, and others. More research is underway to better understand these heatth consequences. When PFAS is reteased into the environment, it can get into water, especiatty groundwater, and contaminate drinking water suppties. Pursuant to House Bill19-1279, firefighting foam manufacturers wi[[ be prohibited from knowingty setting or distributing firefighting foam to which PFAS chemicals have been 4300 Cherry Creek Drive S., Denver, CO 80246-1530 P 303-692-2000 www.cotorado.gov/cdphe Ja.ed Potis, Governor I Jilt Hunsaker Ryan, MPH, Executive Director added. CDPHE has prepared an action ptan summarizing how we witl protect Cotoradans from risks posed by PFAS.l Due to the potential for contamination from the use of ftuorine free firefighting foams, the appticant should coordinate with [oca[ fire departments to evatuate whether PFAS-free foam can provide the required performance for the specific hazard. lf PFAS-containing foam is used at this location, then the appticant shoutd be required to properly characterize any waste that leaves secondary containment, vacuum/drum up any contaminated soiI and property dispose of it in accordance with sotid and hazardous waste regulations. lf any PFAS-containing foam leaves secondary containment, the applicant should be required to conduct appropriate soil sampling and water quatity monitoring. Health Eouitv and ronmental Justice CDPHE is dedicated to promoting and protecting the heatth and environment for atl Cotoradans. As part of those efforts, we strive to achieve heatth equity and environmental justice. HEALTH EQUITY is when att peopte, regardtess of who they are or what they believe, have the opportunity to attain their futt health potential. Achieving heatth equity requires valuing atl peopte equatty with focused and ongoing efforts to address inequalities. ENVTRONMENTAL JUSTICE is the fair treatment and meaningfuI invotvement of atl peopte regardtess of race, cotor, national origin or income. With respect to the devetopment, imptementation and enforcement of environmental [aws, regutations and poticies. CDPHE notes that certain projects have potential to impact vulnerabte minority and tow- income communities. lt is our strong recommendation that your organization consider the potentiat for disproportionate environmental and health impacts on specific communities within the project scope and if so, take action to mitigate and minimize those impacts. This inctudes interfacing directty with the communities in the project area to better understand community perspectives on the project and receive feedback on how it may impact them during development and construction as we[[ as after completion. We have included some general resources for your reference. Resources: CDPHE's Heatth v Resources CDPHE's Checkine Assumptions to Advance Equity EPA's Environmental Justice and NEPA Resources Sincerely, 4ë, Sean Hackett https://www.colorado.eov/pa cifi c/cdphe/pfcs 4300 cherry creek Drive 5., Denver, co 8024ó-1530 P 303-692-2000 www.colorado.gov/cdphe Jared Polis, Governor I Ji[[ Hunsaker Ryan, MPH, Executive Director 1 Energy Liaison Cotorado Department of Pubtic Heatth and Environment 4300 Cherry Creek Drive S., Denver, CO 8024ó-1530 P 303-692-2000 www.colorado.gov/cdphe Jared Potis, Governor f Jitt Hunsaker Ryan, MPH, Executive Director reffit COLORADO Parks and Wildlife Department of Naturaì Resources Grand Junction Service Center Northwest RegionaI Office 71 '1 lndependent Ave. Grand Junction, CO 81 505 August 3,2420 Patrick Watter Garfietd County Community Development Department 108 8th Street, Suite 401 Gtenwood Springs, Colorado 81601 RE: 6APA-04-70-8785 Terra Booster Compressor Apptication Dear Mr. Watter, Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Terra Booster Compressor apptication in Garfietd County. Colorado Parks and Witdtife (CPW) has a statutory responsibitity to manage att witdtife species in Cotorado; this responsibitity is embraced and futfitted through CPW's mission to protect, preserye, enhance, and manage the witdtife of Cotorado for the use, benefit, and enjoyment of the people of the State and its visitors. CPW encourages Terra Energy Partners (TEP) and Joltey Mesa LLC to afford the highest protection for Cotorado's witdtife species and habitats. The proposat is to 'instatt a booster compressor that was previousty located on the KP 23-17 Pad approximatety 1.25 mites north of the new location. lt witl. be tocated within a pipetine facitity (pig tauncher) operated by Wil,tiams, located on Joltey Mesa LLC property in the SE of Section 20, Township 6 South, Range 91 West, 6th P.M. The existing tocation woutd be expanded stightty to the north side of the pad to accommodate the compressor white maintaining space to the southeast and southwest of the compressor for Wiltiams to safety operate their existing pig tauncher. The existing chain [ink fence surrounding the facility will be routed around the new disturbance boundary. The existing access road (off County Road 311), near the entrance to the facitity, would be regraded to maintain access. TEP anticipates construction to take approximatety eight (8) weeks for the compressor to be instatted and operationat, and once constructed it witt operate 24/7 except during maintenance operations. TEP estimates that truck traffic to the site witl be 2-3 truck trips per day during construction activities, and periodic once the compressor is operationat. TEP ptans to commence instaltation immediatety upon receiving approval of the Garfietd County and the COGCC Form 2A permits. CPW provided pre-application feedback to TEP in September 2019 regarding the proposed compressor station. To CPW's knowtedge, TEP has not yet submitted a Form 2A apptication for this site to COGCC. Dan Prenztow, Director, Côlorado Pad<s and Witdlìfe . Parks and Wildlife fonmissÌon: Marvin McDanÌel, Chai. . Carrie Besnette Hauser, Vìce-Chair MarìeHaskett,Secretary.TaishyaAdanls.BetsyBlecha.CharlesGarcía.DallasMãy.DukePhiltÍps,lV.htkeB.schafer.JayTutchton.EdenVårdy rt The proposed compressor station location and access road are located within mute deer severe winter range and winter concentration area, and etk winter concentration area. TEP proposes to install a chain-tink perimeter fence around the facitity to prohibit wildlife from entering. Additionatty, TEP ptans to construct a steet buitding to house the compressor and instatt a hospital-grade muffler to minimize noise. The facitity witt be in compliance with COGCC Rute 802 for noise abatement and will comply with the ResidentiatlAgriculturat/Rural maximum permissibte noise levets (50db - 55db) as stated in this rule. TEP has atso posted speed restriction atong the access route to the facitity to ensure safety for personnel and to minimize the potential for witdtife retated traffic accidents. CPW supports the proposed measures taken by TEP to minimize impacts to witdtife in this area. CPW understands that TEP initiatty intended to instat[ this compressor station during summer of 2020, but has obviousty incurred detays. CPW is aware of game damage issues west of Jottey Mesa, and is concerned that winter activity at this tocation may further exacerbate the concentration of big game animals and game damage on adjacent private property. CPW recommends that TEP perform construction and instattation prior to December 1st if possibte, to avoid the big game winter time period of Dec. 1-Aprit 30. lf activity witt continue into the winter time period, CPW recommends daity timing restrictions for vehicle traffic from 1Oam - 3pm to minimize disturbance to wintering big game. CPW would like to thank you for the opportunity to comment on projects in Garfietd County. lf you or your staff shoutd have any questions, please contact District Witdtife Manager Travis Bybee at 970-985'5882. Sincerety, Kirk Otdham Area Witdtife Manager Cotorado Parks and Witdtife cc JT Romatzke, Northwest Regional Manager Taytor Etm, NW Region Energy Liaison Etissa Stezak, NW Region Land Use Speciatist Gaffield County Oil & Gas Liqßon Rrby Wynn Memorandum August 6,2020 RE: GAPA-04-20-8785 Terra Booster Compressor, Jolly Mesa, Liaison referral comments Dear Patrick, Thank you for the opportunity to review and provide comments on this application My office is likely the most common receiver of citizen questions, concerns and complaints related to possible oil and gas activity impacts to Garfield County citizens. lt is with this in mind that I have reviewed the application. The proposed land use change will occur on rural lands on the co-applicant's property. According to the application materials, including siting information, proximity to surrounding lands and land uses, the sound study data and planned noise mitigations, I see no unresolved nuisance issues with the application. I have no nuisance concerns with the application and no mitigation suggestions beyond the mitigations outlined in the application packet. K*rùr Kirby Wynn a EXHIB IT Patrick Waller From: Sent: To: Dave Kubeczko - DNR <dave.kubeczko@state.co.us> Thursday, August 6,2020 9:48 AM Patrick Waller Subject:RE: [External] Garfield County Referral Request - Terra Energy Booster Compressor Station Patrick, As long as sound levels are below COGCC requirements at the pad edge, this booster compressor is allowed lf you have any questions, please do not hesitate to call me at (970) 309-2514 (cell), or email. Thanks. Dave David A. Kubeczko, PG Oil and Gas Location Assessment Specialist Western Colorado Colorado Oil & Gas Conservation Commission Northwest Area Office 818 Taughenbaugh Boulevard, Suite 103 Rifle, CO 81650 Cell: (970) 309-25t4 dave.kubeczko@state.co.us I www.colorado.gov/cogcc 2$ ot"or" consider the environment belore printing this e'møit From: Patrick Waller <pwa ller@ga rfield-countv.com> Sent: Thursday, August 6,2O2O 8:23 AM To: dave.kubeczko@state.co. us Subject: FW: Garfield County Referral Request - Terra Energy Booster Compressor Station Hi Dave, Just checking-in to see if you had any comments on this one. Thanks, Patrick Waller, AICP Senior Planner Garfield County Community Development Department LO8 8th Street, Suite 401 Glenwood Springs, CO 8160L (970) 945-1377 ext. 1-580 1 \3 EXHIBIT lâoôôg Patrick Waller From: Sent: To: Cc: Subject: Dan Goin Thursday, August 6,2020 9:26 AM Patrick Waller Dale Stephens RE: Garfield County Referral Request - Terra Energy Booster Compressor Station Patrick, Road and Bridge does not have a problem with this request it is on existing gas patch road that are already up to code. Feel free to respond if you have any other questions Thanks Dan Goin District 3 Foreman From: Patrick Wa ller <pwa ller@garfield-county.com> Sent: Thursday, August 6,2O2O 8:22 AM To: DJ Ridgeway <djridgeway@garfield-county.com>; Dan Goin <dgoin@garfield-county.com>; Harry Shiles <hshiles@garfield-county.com>; Dale Stephens <dstephens@garfield-county.com> Subject: FW: Garfield County Referral Request - Terra Energy Booster Compressor Station Hi Road and Bridge folks, Just checking-¡n to see if you had any comments on this one. Thanks, Patrick Waller, AICP Senior Planner Garfield County Com m unity Development Department L08 8th Street, Suite 401 Glenwood Springs, CO 81601 (970) 945-1377 ext. 1580 pwaller@ga rfield-countv.com http ://www.ga rfield-co u ntv.com/com m u nitv-development/ COVID-19 Awareness Community support saves lives Ga rfield County: www.garfield-countv.com ublic-healt I EXHIBIT I4 bôôg Gørfield County Garfield County Public Health:rfi co -coronavtru Patrick Waller From: Sent: To: Subject: Steve Anthony Thursday, August 6, 2020 10:03 AM Patrick Waller FW: Garfield County Referral Request - Terra Energy Booster Compressor Station Hi Pat, No comments on this one Thanks steve From: Steve Anthony Sent: Thursday, August 6,2O2O 9:44 AM To: Patrick Waller <pwa ller@garfield-county.com> Subject: RE: Garfield County Referral Request - Terra Energy Booster Compressor Station Morning Pat, I missed the deadline on this, and don't think l'll have comments-but I would like to look at it and submit comments if I catch anything, is that ok if I get you something this AM? Thanks steve From: Patrick Wa ller <pwa ller@ga rfield-countv.com> Sent: Wednesday, July 15, 2O2O 4:28 PM To: Kelly Cave <kcave@garfield-countv.com>; Andy Schwaller <aschwaller@sarfield-countv.com>; Chris Bornholdt <cbornholdt@sa rcosheriff.com>; Anna Coch ra n <acoch ra n @ga rfie ld-co u ntv.com>;Ted White <twhite@sa rfield- countv.com>; Kirby Wynn <kwvnn@garfield-countv.com>; DJ Ridgeway <diridgewav@garfield-countv.com>; Dan Goin <dgoin@garfield-countv.com>;Harry Shiles<hshiles@garfield-countv.com>; DaleStephens<dstephens@garfield- countv.com>; Steve Anthony <santhonv@earfield-countv.com>; cdphe localreferral@state.co.us; scott.hover@state.co.us; Neumann - DNR, Danielle <danielle.neumann@state.co.us>; Chris@mountaincross-eng.com; Orrin Moon <Orrin.Moon@Crfr.us>; rwinder@holvcross.com; samantha.l.wakefield@xcelenerev.com; ialuise@townofsilt.org; psmith@newcastlecolorado.org; mharrison@newcastlecolorado.org Subject: Garfield County Referral Request - Terra Energy Booster Compressor Station Good Afternoon, Garfield County Community Development is requesting referral comments for a an application for a Booster Compressor on a parcel owned by Jolley Mesa LLC located at 1080 County Road 335, Silt, CO 81652 and is known by Garfield County Assessor Records as2L81L72O0086. The parcel is zoned Ruraland because the facility is ant¡c¡pated to be unmanned, no water or wastewater utilities will be provided The application is available for review here. Please respond with any comments by Wednesday, August 5,2O2O. Thanks for your review and please contact me with any questions, 1 \ô ttoo0ó EXHI BIT EXHIBIT få August 4,2020 GêneR. Hilton and t\llaryJ. Hílton 2L02 West Arapahoe Drive. Littleton, CO 80L20-3009 RECEIVET} ,t,,.,11 ji.'' l, ', GARFIELD COUNTY COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Comm u nity Development Depa rtment Garfield County Flaza Building 1O88th Street, Suite 401 Glenwood Springs, CO 81601 Subject Operate'a Booster Compressor in Kokopelli Fie,ld. Director, Gene R. and Mary Hilton, whose residence is located at 3764 3i.2 Road are aware of a Noticethat TEP h'as requested appr.oual to install'and'operate.a booster cornpressor on Jollelr Mesa to be locate.d approximately two miles west of our residence. A nal ue Cou do VE le se wer ca Gene R. Hilton and Mary J. Hilton erits EXHIBIT \4ttóoog August 3,2A20 Rapid s;'Devel op m ent Corpor.ati o n 2102 West Arap;,hoe D,rive Littleton, CO 80L20-3008 RECEIVEÞ jii;u 1l I l¡;l,rli GARFIELD COUNTY cJo¡rtr u ¡l lrY DEVËLoP M ENT Comm un ity Development Dejartment Garfield Count¡r Flaza Buitding 1O8 8th Street, Suite 401 Glenwood Springs, CO 81601 Subject:Jollev M esa, LLC and TEP Rockv Mountai . LLC Reouest Aooroval to lnstall and Operate,a Booster Compressor in Kokopelli Fiéld. Reterence: Certified Mai} Notibe Dated.Ju.ly 2'O, VAtO'tø Rapi.ds Developn.lent eorp,oratiô* Director, R'apids Development'Gorporêtion kls received;a.certified N.oti,ce fr:om TEF,of the r.equest for 'aBproval"to iinstall arnd operate'a booste.r c.o.rlîpf,esssr in Tswnship 6 Sor¡th Range gL llVest of-the.6th F.M. compressors are necessary to maintain production of natural gas in the Koko.pelli Field and conseq.uently will result in increased tax revenue to Garfield County and jobs for the residents of the Countr¡. and annrqval of the req{rest" Thank you for the opportunity to comment 6ene R. HiltorU Fresident Rapid s, Developrnent Corporation of / oo.o EAugust 4,2020 Ra pid s. o n th e: Co lo rad o Ho meown ers Association 2L02 West Arapahoe Drive Littleton, CO 80i.20-3008 RECEIVED GARFIELD COUNTY COMMUNITY DFVELOPMENT Comm u n itv Development Depa rtment Garfield Counts/ Flaza Building m88th Street, Suite 401 Glenwood Springs, CO 8160L Subject:.lollev Mp a. LLC and TEP Mountain. LLC Reo uest for Aooroval to lnstall and Operate,a Booster Compressor in Kokope'l|i Fiêld" Reference: Cer:tified Mail Notice Da,ted July 20; 7t2oTø R'ap,ids Developr:yrer!ñ corp.eration, Director, Rapids on the Colorado Homeowners Association received a certified Notice on O7-ZS-ZOZO from TEP regarding a r€quest forapprovalto installand',operate a booster;compressor,on jolley Mesa loa¿ted .in Township 6 South Range g1 \A/,estof the 6th pM. It is not antiçipated thpX Tåe RaBjds,on the-,Colo.rado Horneowners,will,'he,adverselv affected bv the ooeration of a compressor station located on Jollev Mesa. The recommends A-4ministrative Review and approvaj of the request. Thank you for the opportunity to comment. / Gene R. Hilton, President Rapids on the Color,ado HOA