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JOHN WARD: What are the objections? - <br />SHERMAN BLACH: Why do they need a well permit? <br />BRAD JANES: The Division of Water Resources letter is included in here. <br />JOHN WARD: Is the requirement for a well permit law? <br />DAVE SHELTON: According to the State Engineers interpretation of water law, it is, <br />it has been discussed before. That is something we are going to let the <br />State Engineer and the courts - we are not going to force it, but according <br />to the resolution that the Board passed several months ago, the Attorney <br />General noted that the State Engineer has required that. It is up to the <br />State Engineer right now. <br />LARRY BROWN: Therefore, if we were to go with this stipulation, we should word it that <br />way. <br />DAVE SHELTON: We should word it that way, it should be part of, we haven`t worked out any <br />wording that would be ... say what we are trying to say, and that is - <br />be it know that the State Engineer has said that you must have it in order <br />to be legal, the State Engineer will enforce this provision. That basically <br />is where we are. <br />LARRY BRbCdN:•,.,. Contingent upon compliance with all...... <br />BRAD JANSS: I should point out that that letter of objection that you are reading is <br />r`. not submitted on time. <br />4' <br />~' l <br />The hydrologist said he would basically verify the need for the buffers. <br />~' ; ' <br />ti°,~,•?Q~ The final recommendations for those buffers were after consulting with <br />+, ,."~ , <br />O the Slater Conservation Board. <br />GEORGE HURD: May I ask Brad a question please? <br />JOHN WARD: Would you please identify yourself for the record? <br />GEORGE HURD: My name is George Hurd, (completely inaudible) <br />BRAD JANES: That wasn' t addressed in their adequacy reply. <br />JOHN WARD: Brad what about the first allegation in the letter from the attorney's <br />for the Slovacs, the Weld County under any current finding of violation <br />or have they paid fines and cured all that problem. <br />DAVE SHELTON: (Inaudible) so is the entire county. <br />LARRY BROWN: Civil penalty was issued was it not? <br />DAVE SHELTON: Yes it was. <br />LARRY BROWN: $2,000? <br />BRAD JANES: $1,000, the other deferred upon successful application for permit. <br />JOHN WARD: And there is a current finding of violation that has not been cured as yet? <br />DAVE SHELTON: Yeh, I would say so, all pits are not permitted in the county as yet. <br />