Board Meeting 03/15/1984

• Board Meeting Date: 3/15/1984
• Description: Minutes, Agenda, Memorandums March 15, 1984
• Board Meetings - Doc Type: Meeting

of conservation easements for big game wintering range.
• Unrelated portions may be put to other uses.
3. All of the Colorado-Ute lands at the western end of the
reservoir, most of which will be dedicated to wildlife
enhancement and to the mitigation of loss of wetlands along the
creek bottom.
4. All of the MountainAir Co. lands along the northerly side of the
reservoir that lie between County Road 14 and the lands
described in Item 1 above.
5. Negotiate for purchase of the Henderson parcel lying between
County Road 14 and the lands acquired north of the reservoir
from Colorado-Ute and MountainAir Co.
6. An additional 50-foot buffer strip outside of and contiguous
with the lands acquired from Colorado-Ute along the southerly
edge of the reservoir throughout the entire east-west extent of
the MountainAir Co. parcel . If a marina is built at some point
on the southerly shore of the reservoir, the full buffer width
of 100 feet will be provided between the lands of the marina !
complex and the nearby private lands to maintain unrestricted
public access past the marina and around the reservoir.
• 7. As shown on the site plan the Upper Yampa District plans to
acquire sufficient lots in the existing South Shore development .
lying along the southeasterly portion of the reservoir to create
at least a 50-foot buffer strip outside of and contiguous with
contour elevation 7211 (the contour elevation one foot higher
than the 500-year flood level ).
B. Homeowners ' Assessment
The Stagecoach Property Owners Association representing the existing
development in the •Stagecoach area has indicated a willingness to
assist in some way in an annual payment to the Upper Yampa
District.
Recreation
The Upper Yampa District desires to obtain funds from the federally
administered Small Reclamation Projects Act to defray in part the cost
of the project. The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation, the federal
administrative agency for the Act, has advised the Upper Yampa District
that the project would be eligible for a grant amounting to
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