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DRMS Permit Index
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C1984062
IBM Index Class Name
General Documents
Doc Date
2/20/1985
Doc Name
RESPONSE TO STIPULATION MINE 3 PERMIT C-84-062
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STIPULATIONS
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_ .~ <br /> <br />Resolution No. ~~G4 <br />REGARDING THE VACATION OF COIINTY ROAD NO. 179 <br />WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners in and <br />for the County of Routt, State of Colorado, has heretofore <br />received a request from Getty Minerals Marketing, Inc., <br />(hereinafter "Getty") requesting that Routt County vacate <br />that portion of County Road 179 located north of the junc- <br />tion of County Road 179 with County Road 33 in Section 33, <br />TSN, R86W of the 6th P.M. and south of the junction of <br />County Road 179 with the Twentymile Coal Company haul road <br />loacted in Section 1, TSN, R86W of the 6th P.M., all in <br />Routt County, Caiorado; anc: <br />WHEREAS, Getty's request is <br />reference portion of County Road 179 <br />to permanently relocate said portion <br />travel that portion of the Twentymil <br />between County Road 179 on the north <br />the south; and <br />to vacate the above- <br />and to allow the County <br />such that traffic would <br />s Coal Company haulroad <br />and County Road 33 on <br />WHEREAS, Getty's request came before the Board of <br />County Commissioners on the 8th day of October, 1984, notice <br />of said hearing having been previously. published in the <br />Steamboat Pilot on the 20th and 27th days of September, <br />1984, and on the 4th day of October, 1984; and <br />WHEREAS, no one appeared in apposition to Getty's <br />request at the above-referenced public hearing, and Getty <br />presented evidence to the Board of County Commissioners that <br />the proposed permanent vacation and relocation would not <br />deny access to any individual's property; and <br />WHEREAS, Getty owns the only homesite which would <br />be affected by the proposed•vacation and relocation, that <br />being the "old Lieske" place,. and Getty acknowledges that <br />the County shall have no responsibility to build or maintain <br />a driveway from the new portion of County Road 179 to tie <br />into the existing driveway; and <br />WHEREAS, Getty explained its willingness to deed <br />the surface estate only in and to such lands as are <br />necessary to allow Routt County a road right-of-way along <br />the Twentymile Coal Company haulroad, which haulroad would <br />replace that portion of County Road 179 to be vacated; and <br />WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners, based <br />upon the evidence presented at the public hearing by Motion <br />duly seconded and unanimous vote, the Board granted the per- <br />manent vacation and relocation of County Road 179 subject to <br />the following conditions: <br />1. 'T'hat Getty, by Warranty Deed in a form accep- <br />table to the County Attorney, shall cor_vey to Rcutt <br />County a surface estate in that portion of the <br />Twentymile Coal Company haulroad which would replace the <br />portion of County Road 179 to be vacated; and <br />2. That Getty would agree upon request of Routt <br />County to make a further grant by Warranty Deed of such <br />surface estate as is necessary to realign the intersec- <br />tion of the Twentymile Coal Company haulroad with pre- <br />sent County Road 179 in order that the intersection <br />
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