REV97385

• Permit No: C1981018
• IBM Index Class Name: Revision
• Doc Date: 2/1/1994
• From: WESTERN FUELS UTAH INC
• To: DMG
• Type & Sequence: TR33
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

not bcensed by the County Clerk
` ~- P~lure to make lull, accurate
' dtsclosurc by April 15. 1994, may
result to a penellY of the lesser el
15% of the ten due ar 550 for Ia1e
tiling, entl 2576 0l the assessed value
of the omined Droperly (39~5~116
111. 171 tel. C R. S.1
NOTE: 11 You do not recewe a
declaration loan Irom our ollice end
you have lovable personal property
loceled to our county on Jenuery 1.
1 q94 it is your responsibility to
contact par Quite.
Publishetl 1/1J/94
PUBLIC NOTICE
Western Pucls-0teh, loc. has sub
milted a request to the Colorado
Division of M~nerels 8 Geology to
epProve s technic el rcmswn to Pmmrt
No C-016 91. The request concerns
the construction of a new reluse
atorege Brea a5A. th< associetetl
sedlmenl pond end other lecililies el
the Deseredo Mine loceled apProvr
merely 10 miles nonheest of Rengely.
Approxtmalely 66 acres will be dis-
turbed. The coal reluse Brae will be
located within 6rclton 22, 23 and 27.
T3N, R701 W, Rio Blanco County
Copies of the technical ravtsion re~
quest are available for inspection el
the Town Clerk's ollice. Town Hell,
Rengely, anC el Division of Minerals
end Geology IDMG), 1313 Sherman
6treel, Room 215, Denier, Coloretlo
60203. telephone [phone]
Written comments or oblec lions must
be tiled with DMG within ten 110)
days of the date of publication.
Published: 1/17/96
Legal Lines
71re Colorado Bm' Association
n•rlcornes tour' quecdnns nn subJrels
rf yrnrr'al rnrrr'rst. Tlm tr>bunn is
meant ec genera! infonrmtion and rs
nm rmm~drd +n apply m any sper~r
University Cooperative 6xten-
sinmsion. Cnnsu6 your own plmmey
uaapns lion Office at 675-2417 or
Jnr' sper~rs. Sod q lo.'
Brigid O'Connor, lAx1 Grant, Suite g7804093 if you have ques-
9)D,Drnver.C080I03. lions or would like to pre-
QUESTION: register.
1 live next door to an old _~
woman who's cranky anJ may
he crazy, too. She has report- ~ .
ed us to the police for playing ~~ ~ wnN 4:
music tcxi loud. I'll admit it --
at 7:30 one night we played ~,
music too loud for about IS 9
minutes. She never said any- 'ter
thing to us about it. Now, /Y ~
someone has told me that if - (~/~-
she pursues her complaint, we i --o
could be arrested and have ~~
our property seized. Is this ~_
possible'? What should I do'? ~
ANSWER: \\~
It' you have not already ~\~\~\
been comacted by the police it
is not likely that they will
contact you. For loud music
complaints most police depart-
ments prefer W solve the 1B~IS>r~
noise problem rather than scribe would not result in
arrest somebody. Thd more your property being seed.
lime that passes after the inci- There are pn>cedures avad-
dent in question the less likely atilt through the coups to
it is that any charges will be -eliminate ongoing problems.
brought against you. If the This procedure is known as
police departmem decides to "abatement of nuisance." Be-
filechargestheywillprobably fore any court would even
issue a citation and order you consider seizure of proper!}',
to appear in court. The proce- there would have to have hero
dotes are similar to when you ongoing problems with num-
receive a leaf tic ticket. Brous di,mrbmg the peace
The incident Thal you de- charges.
~pS new-;-
mad
C` worun=
PUBI.~~
O ~''-
The Meeker
Range/y /enc.
wit/ have new
starting Februr
1994. Opera tint
for both /andfi.
be between 8::1
and 3:30 p.
Tuesday thrc,
Saturday.
The /andfi//s vt
c/osed on Sund;
Mondays.
1st publication: 1 /13/94
Last publication: 1 /27/94