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Glenwood Springs, CO 81601
(970) 945-8212
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LAND USE CHANGE PERMIT
APPLICATION FORM
TYPE OF APPLICATION
Administrative Review Development in 100-Year Floodplain
Limited Impact Review Development in 100-Year Floodplain Variance
Major Impact Review Code Text Amendment
Amendments to an Approved LUCP
LIR MIR SUP
Rezoning
Zone District PUD PUD Amendment
Minor Temporary Housing Facility Administrative Interpretation
Vacation of a County Road/Public ROW Appeal of Administrative Interpretation
Location and Extent Review Areas and Activities of State Interest
Comprehensive Plan Amendment Accommodation Pursuant to Fair Housing Act
Pipeline Development Variance
Time Extension (also check type of original application)
INVOLVED PARTIES
Owner/Applicant
Name: ________________________________________________ Phone: (______)_________________
Mailing Address: ______________________________________________________________________
City: _______________________________________ State: _______ Zip Code: ____________________
E-mail:_______________________________________________________________________________
Representative (Authorization Required)
Name: ________________________________________________ Phone: (______)_________________
Mailing Address: ______________________________________________________________________
City: _______________________________________ State: _______ Zip Code: ____________________
E-mail:_______________________________________________________________________________
PROJECT NAME AND LOCATION
Project Name:
_____________________________________________________________________________________
Assessor’s Parcel Number: ___ ___ ___ ___ - ___ ___ ___ - ___ ___ - ___ ___ ___
Physical/Street Address: ________________________________________________________________
Legal Description: ______________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________________
Zone District: ___________________________________ Property Size (acres): __________________
Introduction and Narrative Request for Waiver of Standards – LUDC 9-213(F) and 4-118
Brian Sperry, Trustee of the Sperry Family Trust dated August 9, 2019 (“Applicant”), submits
this Application for Waiver of Standards pursuant to Garfield County Land Use and
Development Code (“LUDC”) Articles 9-213(F) and 4-118. Applicant requests a waiver of
the Article 9-213(A) requirement that “[n]o building unit intended for human occupancy
shall be constructed within five hundred feet (500) or less from an existing oil and gas well
and/or above ground oil and gas facilities.”
Applicant filed an application for a building permit to construct a single-family dwelling on
its property, Parcel 2175-271-00-128, located at 5811 County Road 320, Rifle, CO, 81650,
more particularly described in the deeds attached to this application (the “Property”). The
Property is zoned Rural Residential and, pursuant to LUDC Table 3-403, one single-family
dwelling per legal lot is allowed as a by-right use. The Property does not contain any other
single-family dwellings, and Applicant’s proposed use is therefore allowed by right, subject
to applicable requirements of the LUDC.
The 9-213(A) setback from existing oil and gas infrastructure requirement as applied will
prevent Applicant’s proposed use of the Property, as oil and gas wells and facilities are
located within a 500’ radius of the proposed building site. The Moore Well (API 05-045-
06567; MOORE #27-42-6S-94W) and meter house are located approximately 400’ from the
proposed building site, and the Savage Well (API 05-045-07680; SAVAGE #RMV 121-27) and
associate storage tank are located approximately 402’ from the proposed building site. A
Grasshopper Gas Pipe Structure is located on the Property, though it is more than 500’ from
the proposed building site. All oil and gas wells and facilities and their respective distances
to the proposed building site are labeled on the Surveyed Site Plan attached to this
application.
If the 500’ setback is enforced, Applicant’s proposed by-right use of the Property for a
single-family dwelling will be impossible, as the 500’ buffer covers the majority of the
Property and the uncovered portion is located in a floodplain. Applicant selected the
building site to both maximize distance from the oil and gas wells and facilities and avoid
natural hazards.
In addition to allowing Applicant to maintain the full use of the Property, waiver of the
subject standard will prevent economic and natural resource loss. Applicant’s proposed
dwelling will be constructed of logs, which have been purchased and delivered to the
Property in anticipation of a forthcoming building permit. If the subject standard is not
timely waived, the logs will likely dry out and warp, resulting in their loss along with the
$140,000.00 paid for them by Applicant.
Applicant therefore requests that the 500’ setback requirement in LUDC 9-213(A) be
waived. In support of this request, Applicant has addressed applicable criteria in the LUDC
and Garfield County Comprehensive Plan below.
LUDC Article 4: Application and Review Procedures
4-118(C). Review Criteria.
A waiver may be approved if the Applicant demonstrates that the following criteria have
been met by the proposed alternative:
1. It achieves the intent of the subject standard to the same or better degree than
the subject standard; and
2. It imposes no greater impacts on adjacent properties than would occur through
compliance with the specific requirements of this Code.
A staff comment in the Preapplication Conference Summary indicated that the 500-foot
setback exists to both provide additional environmental protection for Garfield County
Residents and to protect the ability for oil and gas operators to develop existing pad
locations.
Applicant Response: The following addresses the 4-118(C) Review Criteria as it applies to
the requested waiver of standards:
Environmental Protection
Waiver of the subject standard will still achieve its intent to protect residents from
environmental risks associated with oil and gas infrastructure such as airborne emissions,
vibration, noise, and industrial activity. Applicant’s knowledge of the property and adjacent
oil and gas infrastructure, along with safety-oriented design measures for the proposed
dwelling, supports this conclusion.
All oil and gas infrastructure is located at least 400’ east of the proposed building site.
Prevailing winds in the area blow west to east, significantly reducing the potential for
airborne pollutants and odors to reach the proposed dwelling. Applicant has never
observed odors, noise, or vibration from the Moore well in over 20 years of ownership.
Applicant has similarly never observed odors, noise, or vibration from the Savage well since
the operator made changes to its facility in 2006.
High-efficiency HVAC and air filtration systems coupled with tight air exchange between
indoor and outdoor spaces in the proposed dwelling will add additional protection for
future residents. Together with the 400’ distance between the proposed dwelling and the oil
and gas infrastructure, prevailing winds, and site location, this will meet the intent of the
subject standard despite its waiver.
Further, waiver of the subject standard will not result in greater impacts to adjacent
properties than would occur through compliance with the standard. Waiver of the standard
will do no more than allow Applicant to use its Property for a by-right use as currently zoned
and does not change the standard for adjacent properties. Required dwelling densities
required by Rural Residential zoning will not be impacted by the construction of Applicant’s
proposed dwelling. The parcel directly south of the Property contains a single-family
dwelling within a 500’ radius of the Moore well, which has stood since at least 2003 with no
documented environmental, health, or structural issues from proximity to the oil and gas
infrastructure. Waiver of the subject standard as it applies to the Property will have no
effect on adjacent properties’ proximity to oil and gas infrastructure, and as such will not
result in greater impacts to them.
Oil and Gas Operators
Waiver of the subject standard will likewise meet its intent as it applies to the ability of oil
and gas operators to develop existing pad locations. Waiver will only allow Applicant to
construct its proposed dwelling and will not modify any lease, mineral right, or any other
right of the existing oil and gas operators on the Property and adjacent properties.
Applicant strategically chose the building site and plans to maximize distance from existing
infrastructure and minimize associated impacts with the knowledge that operators may
elect to expand their operation. Applicant has fostered open, productive engagement with
existing operators and believes those relationships will allow all parties to coexist even with
potential future infrastructure expansion. Waiver of the subject standard applies only to
Applicant’s Property for the purposes of achieving its by-right use to construct a single-
family dwelling and therefore will impose no additional or greater impacts on adjacent
properties.
4-101. Common Review Procedures.
The following review procedures apply to all Land Use Change applications. Where these
procedures are modified for a specific application type, the change is noted in that section.
The Director, at their discretion, may within reason extend any timeframe identified in this
Article (with the exception of notice provisions) when it is determined that additional time is
necessary to efficiently process the application.
Applicant Response: Applicant attended a pre-application conference with staff, during
which staff recommended Applicant apply for this waiver of standards. Applicant has
included the Pre-Application Conference Summary prepared by Philip Berry, Principal
Planner, in this application. Applicant acknowledges and will comply with the remaining
review procedures in parts B-I of this section.
4-103. Administrative Review.
Applicant Response: Applicant has completed the Pre-Application Process and
acknowledges and will comply with the remaining review processes and criteria in parts B
and C of this section.
4-201. Application Materials.
Applicant Response: Applicant acknowledges the general submittal requirements of this
section and has prepared this application according to staff instructions.
4-202. Waiver of Submission Requirements.
A. Overview. The Director may waive or alter any of these requirements if they are
determined to be inappropriate or unnecessary in determining whether the application
satisfies applicable standards. A waiver shall apply only to the specific application for
which it was requested and shall not establish a precedent for approval of other requests.
Applicant Response: Applicant respectfully requests the Director waive the following
submittal requirements: Grading and Drainage Plan; Landscape Plan; Impact Analysis;
Traffic Study; Water Supply/Distribution Plan; Wastewater Management/Treatment Plan.
Staff has indicated that these requirements will be waived due to the zoning of the property,
nature of the building permit, and the extent of the waiver request.
LUDC Article 7: Standards
7-101. Zone District Use Regulations.
The Land Use Change shall comply with Article 3, Zoning, including any applicable zone
district use restrictions and regulations.
Applicant Response: the proposed waiver complies with Article 3 as it does not result in
any zoning change. Applicant’s proposed use of a single-family dwelling is a by-right use of
the Property as it is zoned Rural Residential.
7-102. Comprehensive Plan and Intergovernmental Agreements.
The Land Use Change is in general conformance with the Garfield County Comprehensive
Plan and complies with any applicable intergovernmental agreement.
Applicant Response: The Land Use Change will conform with the Garfield County
Comprehensive Plan as the proposed waiver will allow Applicant to use the Property as
intended in the Plan. The Property is not with a UGA and is classified Residential Low (RL)
on the Future Land use table, which supports “low density residential and related uses”
and contemplates one dwelling unit per ten acres or greater. The Property contains 9.92
acres and is undeveloped. The parcels directly to the east and south of the Property are of
similar size and contain single-family dwellings. Larger properties directly to the north and
west of the Property are undeveloped.
The proposed waiver will allow Applicant to use the Property for a single-family dwelling as
contemplated by its current zoning as well as the Comprehensive Plan and future zoning.
This development supports multiple priorities of the Comprehensive Plan, allowing for new
housing while supporting economic and mineral extraction strategies by maintaining
existing oil and gas production and leaving room for its expansion.
7-103. Compatibility.
The nature, scale, and intensity of the proposed use are compatible with adjacent land
uses.
Applicant Response: Adjacent parcels are zoned Rural Residential, as is Applicant’s
Property. Adjacent land uses include single-family dwellings and oil and gas production.
Applicant’s proposed use is for a single-family dwelling, which will not interfere with any of
the adjacent land uses as it will not impact nearby single-family dwellings and will not
interfere with production expansion at adjacent oil and gas wells.
7-104. Source of Water.
All applications for Land Use Change Permits shall have an adequate, reliable, physical,
long-term, and legal water supply to serve the use, except for land uses that do not require
water, or that contain Temporary Facilities served by a licensed water hauler.
Applicant Response: The Property will be served by a domestic well constructed under
Well Permit 323336, attached to this application. The permit allows for household use. The
well is located in the SE1/4 of the NE1/4, Section 27, Township 6 South, Range 94 West, of
the 6th P.M. Also described as UTM Zone 13, NAD83, Easting 253,393.0 meters and
Northing 4,376,124.0 meters. The well produces up to 15 g.p.m. at a depth of 50 feet and
produces an adequate domestic supply year-round.
7-106. Public Utilities.
A. Adequate Public Utilities. Adequate Public Utilities shall be available to serve the
land use.
Applicant Response: The Property receives electric service from Holy Cross Energy.
Electricity will also be provided by solar panels and a solar battery connected to the Holy
Cross Energy system. Heating for the home will be provided by an electric heat pump.
Sewage will be handled by an on-site septic system and absorption leach field.
7-107. Access and Roadways.
All roads shall be designed to provide for adequate and safe access and shall be reviewed
by the County Engineer.
Applicant Response: The Property is accessed by an existing private driveway to the east,
which connects to County Road 320. This provides safe access at an adequate capacity to
serve the proposed use, a single-family dwelling.
7-108. Use of Land Subject to Natural Hazards.
Land subject to identified Natural and Geologic Hazards, such as falling rock, landslides,
snow slides, mud flows, radiation, flooding, or high-water tables, shall not be developed
unless it has been designed to eliminate or mitigate the potential effects of hazardous site
conditions as designed by a qualified professional engineer and as approved by the County.
Applicant Response: The western portion of the Property borders the Colorado River and
is located within a floodplain. However, the proposed building site sits at a higher elevation
and is not at risk of flooding under current floodplain mapping, as shown on the attached
site plan.
7-109. Fire Protection.
A.Adequate Fire Protection. Adequate fire protection will be provided for each land use
change as required by the appropriate fire protection district.
Applicant Response: The Property is located in the Rifle Fire Protection District and is
served by Station 43. The proposed dwelling will comply with all required building and fire
safety standards. Therefore, adequate fire protection will be provided at the Property to
support this request.
Conclusion
Applicant has demonstrated with the applicable requirements of the Garfield County LUDC
and Comprehensive plan, as detailed above. Applicant therefore respectfully requests a
waiver of the Article 9-213(A) standards requiring a 500’ setback for dwelling units from oil
and gas facilities in order to facilitate its by-right use of the Property.
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Community Development Department
108 8th Street, Suite 401
Glenwood Springs, CO 81601
(970) 945-8212
www.garfield-county.com
PRE-APPLICATION
CONFERENCE SUMMARY
TAX PARCEL NUMBER: 217527100128 DATE: 7/25/2025
PROJECT: Sperry Waiver of Standards 9-
OWNERS: Sperry Family Trust
CONTACT/REPRESENTATIVE: Brain Sperry
ENGINEER/SURVEYOR/OTHER: SGM
PRACTICAL LOCATION: 5811 CR 320 Rifle, Co.
TYPE OF APPLICATION: Administrative Review – Waiver of Standards
ZONING: Rural
COMPREHENSIVE PLAN: see website
I. GENERAL PROJECT DESCRIPTION
Section 9-213 of Garfield County’s Land Use and Development Code (LUDC) requires a 500-foot
setback between new residences and oil and gas wells and above ground facilities. This setback may
be reduced through a Waiver of Standards process. Waivers of Standards are usually requested as a
part of another land use permit, but they can be applied for separate from a land use permit.
Waivers of Submittal requirements are treated as Administrative Review permits in accordance with
Section 4-118.
The applicant has applied for building permit for a single-family home, which is allowed by-right in
the Rural Zone District. The site plan provided with the building permit shows that the structure is
outside of the floodplain and the 35-foot setback for the riparian area. The single-family home is
within 500 feet of two oil and gas facilities, one located on the subject property, and the other
located on the parcel to the north. The subject parcel is mostly covered by these buffers, and the
parcel’s western portion has riparian areas and areas within the 100-year floodplain. Access is via a
private driveway from the east, which means the eastern property line has a 25-foot front yard
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setback. The Staff Plans Examiner will continue their review and issue a correction letter, but the
building permit cannot be issued until a Waiver application has been reviewed and a Land Use
Change Permit issued.
All Land Use Change Permit (including Waivers of Standards) applications need to show that the
property owners are authorizing the application. Trusts or LLCs that own property require a
recorded Statement of Authority to designate an individual to sign an application. If a property
owner wants to authorize a consultant or contractor to do an application, they can do that with just
a Letter of Authorization.
The application should provide a Title Commitment from a title company that includes a list of
exemptions and that shows ownership. The application will need to provide a list of property
owners (and their mailing addresses) within 200 feet of the subject parcel, and the application
needs a completed Mineral Ownership Certificate (attached) that lists the mineral owners and their
mailing addresses. The property owner list can be generated by using the Buffer Tool found on the
County’s Land Explorer website. Mineral Owner research might have to be done at the Clerk and
Recorder’s Office or the applicant may hire a professional (such as a Title Company) to do this
research. Either way, the certification should be filled out and signed as part of the application.
Figure 1 Aerial of Subject Parcel with impacting facilities' approximate 500-foot buffers in yellow. These buffers are intended for
illustrative purposes and surveyed plans would be necessary.
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Contact information for operators, land lease agreements, or other correspondence from the Oil
and Gas Operators should be included. The facility located on the subject parcel seems to be within
500 feet of a neighboring residence, the County’s setback codes for oil and gas facilities did not go
into effect until recently.
The application needs to provide a General Description or Narrative that explains what is being
asked. This should include a response to the review criteria for a Waiver of Standards that is in
Section 4-118 of the LUDC. The application to reduce the 500-foot setback needs to include a
surveyed site plan (Section 4-203.D). Environmental features from the building permit application’s
site plan, such as slope and riparian areas, should be included on this document, but it needs to
show where the oil and gas facilities are and the extents of the 500-foot setbacks.
The 500-foot setback exists to both provide additional environmental protection for Garfield County
Residents and to protect the ability for oil and gas operators to develop existing pad locations.
ECMC’s regulations are difficult for developers to drill new wells. The application needs to consider
these topics in its response to the review criteria.
Due to the zoning of the property, nature of the building permit, and the extent of the waiver
request, staff is granting Waivers of Submittal Requirements for the following requirements:
Grading and Drainage Plan.
Landscape Plan.
Impact Analysis.
Traffic Study.
Water Supply/Distribution Plan.
Wastewater Management/Treatment Plan.
This was discussed with the Director and it was determined that waivers of these submittal
requirements is supported by Section 4-202 of the LUDC, based on the information at hand. If
additional information calls this into question, the County may require additional information on
these topics or a complete Submittal in accordance with the requirements of Section 4-203.
Figure 2 Review Criteria for Section 4-118
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When the application is submitted, 3 physical copies and a digital copy are required at the time of
submittal. After the application is submitted, staff will do a technical completeness review and
reach out with any additional information that is needed. Once the application is Technically
Complete, staff will send the applicant a letter with instructions on how and when to mail notice.
The letter will also include the date of the decisions, as well as a draft letter for the applicant to
mail.
Since the application is impacting several County Policies, staff may Call-Up the decision to the
Board of County Commissioners. If this is the direction Staff and the Director determine is best, staff
will provide more instructions on when and where the hearing will be held in the technical
completeness letter.
The application needs to provide a short response to the Standards found in Article 7. The
application should include materials to fulfill any Waiver of Submittal Requirements (Section 4-202)
and Waiver of Standards (Section 4-118) requests. A full copy of the Land Use and Development
Code (LUDC) may be found here: https://www.garfield-county.com/community-development/land-
use-code/
II. COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
The application should demonstrate conformance with the comprehensive plan when responding to
Article 7 Standards.
III. REGULATORY PROVISIONS APPLICANT IS REQUIRED TO ADDRESS
The following Sections of the Garfield Land Use and Development Code as amended apply to the
Application:
• Section 4-103 Administrative Review and Section 4-101 Common Review Procedures
• Table 4-201 Submission Requirements and Section 4-203 Description of Submittal
Requirements.
• Section 4-118 and Section 4-202, as applicable.
• Article 7 Standards, as applicable
IV. SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS
As a convenience outlined below is a list of information typically required for this type of
application. Table 4-201 outlines the specific application submittal criteria. The following list can
function as a checklist for your submittal. Please see Section 4-203 of the LUDC for details on
submittal requirements.
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General Application Materials including the Application Form (signed), payment of Fees and
signed Payment Agreement Form (see attached).
o A narrative describing the request and related information.
o Proof of ownership.
o A recorded Statement of Authority is required for any property owned by an LLC or
other entity.
o A Letter of Authorization is required if an owner intends to have a representative
complete the Application and processing.
o Names and mailing addresses of property owners within 200 ft. of the subject
property from Assessor’s Office Records.
o Mineral rights ownership for the subject property including mailing address and/or
statement on mineral rights research (see attached).
o Copy of the Preapplication Summary needs to be submitted with the Application.
Vicinity Map.
Site Plan.
The Application should demonstrate compliance with Article 7 Standards, as applicable.
The Application should include a waiver from submittal requirements requests in
accordance with Section 4-202, specifically addressing the review criteria for each waiver
request.
The Application should include any waiver requests from Article 7 Standards that the
applicant wishes to pursue, in accordance with Section 4-118.
Three hard copies and one digital copy (on a USB drive, for example) of the application are required.
Both versions should be split into individual sections.
Community Development Staff is available to meet with the Applicant to provide additional
information and clarification on any of the submittal requirements and waiver requests.
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V. REVIEW PROCESS
Call-Up for review by the Board in accordance with the procedures and review process contained in
Section 4-112.
Staff will review the application for completeness, and when complete, refer it to appropriate
agencies for technical review. Staff will create a report to be submitted to the Director for their
decision.
Public Hearing(s): X No Public Hearing, Directors Decision (with notice per code)
Planning Commission
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Board of County Commissioners
Board of Adjustment
Referral Agencies: May include but is not limited to: Garfield County Surveyor, Garfield County
Attorney, Garfield County Building Department, Garfield Road and Bridge, Garfield County
Consulting Engineer, Homeowners Association, Fire District .
VI. APPLICATION REVIEW FEES
Planning Review Fees: $250
Referral Agency Fees: $na
Total Deposit: $250(additional hours are billed at hourly rate of $40.50)
VII. GENERAL APPLICATION PROCESSING
The foregoing summary is advisory in nature only and is not binding on the County. The summary is
based on current zoning, which is subject to change in the future, and upon factual representations
that may or may not be accurate. This summary does not create a legal or vested right. The
summary is valid for a six-month period, after which an update should be requested. The Applicant
is advised that once the Application submittal is accepted by the County, it becomes public
information and will be available for review by the public. Proprietary information can be redacted
from documents prior to submittal.
Pre-application Summary Prepared by:
7/25/2025
Philip Berry, Principal Planner Date
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COLORADO WELLPEWEENUMBER 323336AgoDI91NonofWahtAewu¢ea
RECEIPT NUMBER 1W14709
ORIGNAL REMIT APPUCANIIgI APPROVED WELL LOCATION
PERRY EMILY TROT Water Division: 5 Water DIstrob A5
Designated Read: N/A
Management 31str t N/A
County: GARFIELD
Parcel Name: HARLEY A&CAROL MOORE EXEMPTION
AUDIED AGENT Lot 2 Bmck: Fil
BRUN SPERRY PM1ysiral Addl LED COUNTY' ROAD 320 RIFLE,008100
SE 114 NE 114 Section 27 TOwreblp 6.0 5 Range NO W SIAh P.M.
Well to be weal On %xis filed tract of land
PERMIT TO CONSTRUCT A NEW WELL
65W NCE OF III PEPMEr DOES NOT CONFER AWATER Rniff
CONDIDEPONS OF APPROSAL
1) 3M16 Ever daLL be ustl M such a way as W came no matter injury to existing water rights lM1e rtwance of Nk permit does not
relre that no injury wl0 re anMcurad vestrl water right n fracture another owner of a vestrl water right from seeking
i r in a ewt court aim.
2) The croswttbhcf NG vrer daLL be in canptlmre MN me Water Wl Constructor Rule 2 CCR JR 2, unless approval of
variance has Lwcn grand by me Same WM ofExaminers of Water W&L Construction and Punp Initi ntm Characters;in
acconkinrewM Rule 18.
3) Approved WhmuFnt WMP 92'602DRI BIRAO as me only,wal a residential site of 9.92 acrep) descntedas lot 2, iNMy
h Carol Mcom EmrpNm, GarftrW County.
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granMater daLL not Mu i far IMgatbh or deer quash.
5) The Wmgng rate of NG vrer daLL not eneM 15 GPM.
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location an wark rryarts red urrd by NLe 17.1 within 60 days of mnpl ices of me war. Te rreasuhd location must be
to NO feeof the Mual Locainformatione locationinformationmost include a G6 LocationIOTM commitments)End rsuam adtatmeofWaterResarcenguidelines.
NOTE: Expired permit no. 1 Kil was prevbuly named!for Nis N.
NOTE: Earmllemr6catbh Number NION): 23.21]52]1.m.128
NOTE: Assessor Tax Sc Lie Number: Fill
NOTE: Into;pirmrt MLLeap ne on me expiration date unless Nis vreursemswct H by Natdate. AWl Construction and Ytrld
Estimate Report Real 31)mustM mudMtt l b me NAsbh of Water Resources tnvermy NewHl M1as been constructed. An
vcnron of me expiration date may be aatlnbm.. Cants me DWR for a citbal informal or read to me eacnbh random
form IGWSbi) available at ciancolorL.gw
ix.A'Date Issued:8/ 20/2021
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EXHIBIT F. Notification List – Names and Addresses of All Owners
within 200 Feet of Parcel R024329 and Mineral Holder
Mineral Holders
Jean Ann Moore, 7407 Frying Pan Road, Basalt, Colorado 81621, and
John Sprague Moore, 20844 Stingley Gulch Road, Hotchkiss, Colorado
81419
Neighboring Property Owners
Owner Account Mailing Address
Joan L Savage Trust R024430 PO Box 1926, Rifle, CO 81650
George & Christine Pearson R024331 5805 County Rd 320, Rifle CO 81650
Sunlight Valley Holdings LLC R085164 251 Little Falls Dr., Wilmington, DE 19808
Robert and Kari Bercher R024330 5809 County Rd 320, Rifle, CO 81650
Bureau of Land Management R222045 2300 River Frontage Rd, Silt, CO 81652
Federal Communitization Agreement
Contract No. COC63448
THIS AGREEMENT, entered into as of the date shown in Section
10 hereof by and between the parties subscribing, ratifying, or
consenting hereto, such parties being hereinafter referred to as
"parties hereto."
W I T N E S S E T H:
WHEREAS, the Act of February 25, 1920 (41 Stat. 437), as
amended and supplemented, authorizes communitization or drilling
agreements communitizing or pooling a Federal oil and gas lease,
or any portion thereof, with other lands, whether or not owned by
the United States, when separate tracts under such Federal lease
cannot be independently developed and operated in conformity with
an established well—spacing program for the field or area and
such communitization or pooling is determined to be in the public
interest; and
WHEREAS, the parties hereto own working, royalty or other
leasehold interests, or operating rights under the oil and gas
leases and lands subject to this agreement which cannot be
independently developed and operated in conformity with the well—
spacing program established for the field or area in which said
lands are located; and
WHEREAS, the parties hereto desire to communitize and pool
their respective mineral interests in lands subject to this
agreement for the purpose of developing and producing
communitized substances in accordance with the terms and
conditions of this agreement:
NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the premises and the
mutual advantages to the parties hereto, it is mutually
covenanted and agreed by and between the parties hereto as
follows:
1. The lands covered by this agreement (hereinafter
referred to as "communitized area") are described as
follows: NE/4 Sec. 27, T68, R94W, 6th P.M.
containing 160.00 acres, more or less, and this agreement
shall include only the Wasatch Formation(s) underlying said
lands and the natural gas and associated liquid hydrocarbons
hereinafter referred to as "communitized substances,"
producible from such formation(s).
2. Attached hereto, and made a part of this agreement for
all purposes, is Exhibit B, designating the operator of the
communitized area and showing the acreage, percentage and
ownership of oil and gas interests in all lands within the
communitized area, and the authorization, if any, for
communitizing or pooling any patented or fee lands within
the communitized area.
All matters of operation shall be governed by the operator
under and pursuant to the terms and provisions of this
agreement. A successor operator may be designated by the
owners of the working interest in the communitized area, and
four executed copies of a designation of successor operator
shall be filed with the Authorized Officer.
Operator shall furnish the Secretary of the Interior, or his
authorized representative, with a log and history of any
well drilled on the communitized area, monthly the royalty
due the United States, as specified in the applicable oil
and gas regulations.
The communitized area shall be developed and operated as an
entirety, with the understanding and agreement between the
parties hereto that all communitized substances produced
therefrom shall be allocated among the leaseholds comprising
said area in the proportion that the acreage interest of
each leasehold bears to the entire acreage interest
committed to this agreement.
All proceeds, 8/8ths, attributed to unleased Federal, State
or fee land included within the CA area are to be placed in
an interest earning escrow or trust account by the
designated operator until the land is leased or ownership is
established.
The royalties payable on communitized substances allocated
to the individual leases comprising the communitized area
and the rentals provided for in said leases shall be
determined and paid on the basis prescribed in each of the
individual leases. Payments of rentals under the terms of
leases subject to this agreement shall not be affected by
this agreement except as provided for under the terms and
provisions of said leases or as may herein be otherwise
provided. Except as herein modified and changed, the oil
and gas leases subject to this agreement shall remain in
full force and effect as originally made and issued. It is
agreed that for any Federal lease bearing a sliding— or
step—scale rate of royalty, such rate shall be determined
separately as to production from each communitization
agreement to which such lease may be committed, and
separately as to any noncommunitized lease production,
provided, however, as to leases where the rate of royalty
for gas is based on total lease production per day, such
rate shall be determined by the sum of all communitized
production allocated to such a lease plus any
noncommunitized lease production.
10.
There shall be no obligation on the lessees to offset any
well or wells completed in the same formation as covered by
this agreement on separate component tracts into which the
communitized area is now or may hereafter be divided, nor
shall any lessee be required to measure separately
communitized substances by reason of the diverse ownership
thereof, but the lessees hereto shall not be released from
their obligation to protect said communitized area from
drainage of communitized substances by a well or wells which
may be drilled offsetting said area.
The commencement, completion, continued operation or
production of a well or wells for communitized substances on
the communitized area shall be construed and considered as
the commencement, completion, continued operation, or
production on each and all of the lands within and
comprising said communitized area, and operations or
production pursuant to this agreement shall be deemed to be
operations or production as to each lease committed hereto.
Production of communitized substances and dispoSal thereof
shall be in conformity with allocation, allotments, and
quotas made or fixed by any duly authorized person or
regulatory body under applicable Federal or State statutes.
This agreement shall be subject to all applicable Federal
and State laws or executive orders, rules and regulations,
and no party hereto shall suffer a forfeiture or be liable
in damages for failure to comply with any of the provisions
of this agreement if such compliance is prevented by, or if
such failure results from, compliance with any such laws,
orders, rules or regulations.
The date of this agreement is August 1 , 1988 , and
(Month) (Day) (Year)
it shall become effective as of this date or from the onset
of production of communitized substances, whichever is
earlier upon execution by the necessary parties,
notwithstanding the date of execution, and upon approval by
the Secretary of the Interior or by his duly authorized
representative, and shall remain in force and effect for a
period of 2 years and for as long as communitized substances
are, or can be, produced from the communitized area in
paying quantities: Provided, that prior to production in
paying quantities from the communitized area and upon
fulfillment of all requirements of the Secretary of the
Interior, or his duly authorized representative, with
respect to any dry hole or abandoned well, this agreement
may be terminated at any time by mutual agreement of the
parties hereto. This agreement shall not terminate upon
cessation of production if, within 60 days thereafter,
reworking or drilling operations on the communitized area
are commenced and are thereafter conducted with_reasonable
diligence during the period of nonproduction. The 2-year
term of this agreement will not in itself serve to extend
ll.
12.
13.
14.
15.
the term of any Federal lease which would otherwise expire
during said period. '
The covenants herein shall be construed to be covenants
running with the land with respect to the communitized
interests of the parties hereto and their successors in
interests until this agreement terminates and any grant,
transfer, or conveyance of any such land or interest subject
hereto, whether voluntary or not, shall be and hereby is
conditioned upon the assumption of all obligations hereunder
by the grantee, transferee, or other successor in interest,
and as to Federal land shall be subject to approval by the
Secretary of the Interior, or his duly authorized
representative.
It is agreed between the parties hereto that the Secretary
of the Interior, or his duly authorized representative,
shall have the right shall have the right of supervision
over all fee and State mineral operations within the
communitized area to the extent necessary to monitor
production and measurement, and assure that no avoidable
loss of hydrocarbons occurs in which the United States has
an interest pursuant to applicable oil and gas regulations
of the Department of the Interior relating to such
production and measurement.
This agreement shall be binding upon the parties hereto and
shall extend to and be binding upon their respective heirs,
executors, administrators, successors, and assigns.
This agreement may be executed in any number of
counterparts, no one of which needs to be executed by all
parties, or may be ratified or consented to by separate
instrument, in writing, specifically referring hereto, and:
shall be binding upon all parties who have executed such a
counterpart, ratification or consent hereto with the same
force and effect as if all parties had signed the same
document.
Nondiscrimination: In connection with the performance of
work under this agreement, the operator agrees to comply
with all of the provisions of Section 202(1) to (7)
inclusive, of Executive Order 11246 (30 F.R. 12319), as
amended, which are hereby incorporated by reference in this
agreement.
moore Ll-qr eomm. Agmt.
5/4Sec. 27—T6S—R94W
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have executed this
agreement as of the day and year first above written and have set
opposite their respective names the date of execution.
LESSEES OF RECORD, USA LEASE CDC 2799
WITNESSES: — OWNERS:
Barrett Resour - Corpgration
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BY' tag: ,4/3% 2-)
Frank Yates,q/z/Attorney—in—Fact
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‘BY: Ek4s%9
W A. Yatesfllr. , igomey-in-Fact
DATE: Iz—u—Vfi
Yates rill” g Company
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Yates B trolzanorporation
4/BY: /zv#'2:7 . (447’— :11"
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BY:
DATE:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
STATE OF Colorado )
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COUNTY OF M)
The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this / 774’ day of _g§o%em gr: 1999
by Joseph P . Barrett , adttornewin—Facmf Barrett Rescources Corporation on behalf of
said corporation.
Witness my hand and seal. a ” ~ 2 <
My Commission Expires m %-- [0164/
Notary Public ’4/ I{/0259 plan}; Residing at [QM/er, (”e/ow
STATE or NEW MEXICO )
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COUNTY or EDDY )
. . _ , DecemberThe foregomg mstrument was acknowledged before me this 6th day of _;bfomembex_, 1999
by Frank Yates , Jr. , asAttOffieY“in‘FaC5f Myco Industries Inc. on behalf of said
corporation.
Witness my hand and seal.
My Commission Expires Nilt/i’kAT-‘x “/71 . '/2C1’7’9’*’5/
Notary Public
1/25/03 Residing at
STATE OF M)
) SSCOUNTY or EDDY 1
DecemberThe foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this 6th day of __biombxx~, 1999
by John A. Yates , Jr ., asAttomey~m-Facor ABO Petroleum Corporation on behalf of said
corporation.
Witness my hand and seal.
' ‘ ' {A} ‘ /\ r “7", 3My Commlssron Expires 17: «m vi ,
Notary Public
__l__/ 25 g O3 Residing at
STATE OF NEW MEXICO )
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COUNTY OF EDDY
DecemberThe foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this 6th day of _ ___, 1999
by Peyton Yates , as Attomey—ln—FaQtf Yates Petroleum Corporation on behalf of said
corporation.
Witness my hand and seal.
My Commission Expires Ji/rxa Lfl”) . Qtywe/
Notary Public1/ 25 / 03 Residing at
STATE OF NEW MEXICO )
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COUNTY OF EDDY )
December
The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this 6th day of __W_, 1999
by Peyton Yates , , as AttorneV'ln-FafitYates Drilling Company on behalfof said
Company.
Witness my hand and seal.
‘V ,'/-) £T____/My Commission Expires o—Qlum (L Lffl . lvo’l’l‘v
Notary Public
1/25/03 - Residing at
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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have executed this
agreement as of the day and year first above written and have set
opposite their respective names the date of execution.
x1 Royalty lnterest Owners
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Cherrylzarter Bianchi Rufus Lee Carter
William F. Clough Philip M. Holstein, Jr.
Ruby L. Hutchings George W. Pearson
Chris Pearson Helen Farris
Joan L. Savage Norman H. Mead
Mary Jane Mead George G. Brun
Elaine I. Brun Harley A. Moore
Carol Moore Loren Mead
Roger Mead
Working Interest Owners
Bo ville Fuels Corporatic. I.E.F.Erste Beteiligungsge-
sellschaftInternationaler,
Energie Fonds, GmbH, Co.
Greg Twombly, President By:
Fina Oil and Chemical Company American Cometra, Inc.
By: By:
Corexcal, Inc. Oil Participations, Inc.
By: By:
EXHIBIT “A-l”
August 1, 1988 to January 31,1993
Plat of Communitized Area covering the
NIB/4 of Section 27, Township 6 South, Range 94 West, 6th P.M.
Garfield County, Colorado
TRACT B TRACI‘ A34.8528 acres 55.3568 acres
1.15.1}. _50-00% _ Bonneville Fuels Corp. 99.39684%
Fina 011 and Chemical Oil Participation, Inc. .603 l 6%
Co. 25.00%
American Cometra, lnc.
Corexcal, Inc.
18.33333%
6.66667%
TRACT D
42.7904 acres
Bonneville Fuels Corp. 99.39684%
Oil Participations, Inc. .60316%TRACT C
27.0000 acres
Bonneville Fuels Corp.
99.39684%
Oil Participations, Inc.
.603 16%
27
TRACT
DESIGNATION
A
B
C
D
TOTAL
RECAPITULATION OF EXHIBIT “A-l”
August 1, 1988 to January 31, 1993
Communitized Area covering the NE/4 of Section 27,
Township 6 South, Range 94 West, 6th P.M.
Garfield County, Colorado
NUMBER OF ACRES
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55.3568
34.8528
27.0000
am
160.0000
PERCENTAGE OF INTEREST
IN COMMUNITIZED AREA
34.5980%
21.7830%
16.8750%
26.7440%
100.0000%
EXHIBIT “A-2”
January 31, 1993 to Present
Plat of Communitized Area covering the
NE/4 of Section 27, Township 6 South, Range 94 West, 6th P.M.
Garfield County, Colorado
TRACT B TRACT A46.0799 acres 55,3568 acres
I-E-F- 50-00% Bonneville Fuels Corp. 99.39684%
Fina 0“ and Chemical on Participations, Inc. .603 16%Co. 25.00%
American Cometra, Inc.
[8.323333%
Corexcal, Inc.
6.66667%
TRACT D
42.7904 acres
Bonneville Fuels Corp. 99.39684%
Oil Participations, Inc. .60316%TRACT C
15.7729 acres
Bonneville Fuels Corp.
99.39684%
Oil Participations, Inc.
.603 16%
27
RECAPITULATION OF EXHIBIT “A-2”
January 31, 1993 to Present
Communitized Area covering the NE/4 of Section 27,
Township 6 South, Range 94 West, 6th PM.
Garfield County, Colorado
TRACT NUMBER OF ACRES PERCENTAGE OF INTEREST
DESIGNATION COMMITTED IN COMMUNITIZED AREA
A 55.3568 34.5980%
B 46.0799 28.7999%
C 15.7729 9.8581%
D M 26.7440%
\TOTAL 160.0000 100.0000%
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Page 8 of Exhibit “B”
Communitized Area covering
NE/4 Sec. 27 of T68, R94W
Name and Percent
of WI Owners: Bonneville Fuels Corporation 99.39684%
Oil Participations, Inc.* .60316%
* Interest was acquired by Osgood Stevens Lovekin Trust and Stephen M. Peck
TRACT D
LEASE NO. 1
Lease Date: 6/5/53
Lease Term: 10 years (HBP)
Original Lessor: Emma B. Mead
Present Lessor: See RI Owners below
Original Lessee: Joe T. Juhan
Present Lessee: Bonneville Fuels Corporation
Oil Participations, Inc.
Recording Data: Book 283, Page 302
Description of Lands
committed to CA: Township 6 South. Range 94 West. 6th P.M.
Section 27: SE/4NE/4
Pooling Clause: Yes
Royalty Rate: 12.50%
Name and Percent
of RI Owners: Loren Mead 25.00000%
Roger Mead 25.00000%
Norman H. Mead and Mary Jane Mead 25.00000%
George G. Brun and Elaine I. Brun 11.23275%
Harley A. Moore and Carol Moore 7.77650%
Philip M. Holstein, Jr. 5.70275%
George W. Pearson and Chris Pearson .l7275%
Ruby L. Hutchings .1 1525%
Page 10 of Exhibit “B”
Communitized Area covering
NE/4 Sec. 27 of T68, R94W
Name and Percent
of WI Owners: Bonneville Fuels Corporation 99.39684%
Oil Participations, Inc.* .60316%
* Interest was acquired by Osgood Stevens Lovekin Trust and Stephen M. Peck
LEASE NO. 2
Lease Date: 6/5/53
Lease Term: 10 years (HBP)
Original Lessor: Norman H. Mead and Mary Jane Mead
Present Lessor: See RI Owners below
Original Lessee: Joe T. Juhan
Present Lessee: Bonneville Fuels Corporation
Oil Participations, Inc.
Recording Data: Book 283, Page 300
Description of Lands
committed to CA: Township 6 South, Range 94 West, 6th P.M.
Section 27: SE/4NE/4
Pooling Clause: Yes
Royalty Rate: 12.50%
Name and Percent
of R 1 Owners: Loren Mead 25.00000%
Roger Mead 25.00000%
Norman H. Mead and Mary Jane Mead 25.00000%
George G. Brun and Elaine I. Brun 11.23275%
Harley A. Moore and Carol Moore 7.77650%
Philip M. Holstein, Jr. 5.70275%
George W. Pearson and Chris Pearson .17275%
Ruby L. Hutchings .11525%
Name and Percent
ofORRl Owners: Sam Silverberg (1/2) 3/55 of 1/4 of 1%
Peggy Brody (1/2) (1/3) (1/22 of 1/4 of1%)
Patty Figel (1/2) {1/3) (1/22 of 1/4 of 1%)
Mitzi Costin (1/2) (1/3) (1/22 of1/4 of 1%)
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yours,
67
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Bonneville Fuels Corporation Page 67
August 22, 1989
Corporation and recorded in the
Garfield County records to ensure
that there is no question in the
future that the Leases are held by
production from such well in the
event that other proéuction on the
Leases should cease°
Subject to the comments, qualifications ané requirements
of the prior Opinions, as supplemented above, and subject to
execution of proper division orders, it is our opinion that
title is acceptable for purposes of distribution of the
proceeds of profiuction in accordance with the fiivision of
production section of this Opinion.
Very truly yours,
esfiisok, ODELL & P gases
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Property Owners Within 200’ of 5811 CR 320, Rifle, CO 80301
Parcel ID Owner Mailing Address
217527100965 Bureau of Land
Management
2300 River Frontage Road,
Silt, CO 81635
217527100129 Bercher, Robert J. III & Kari
L.
5809 CR 320, Rifle, CO
81650
217526200130 Pearson, George W. &
Christine
5805 CR 320, Rifle, CO
81650
217526201001 Sunlight Valley Holdings
LLC
251 Little Falls Dr,
Wilmington, DE 19808
21752620035 Savage, Joan L. Trust PO Box 1926, Rifle, CO
81650