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!~a~s~~z ~uB4CA~o~ of /I(OTJ cE The CltrotudL~News 1Yittidad, Colorado ~tl GENER NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT PROJECT #STA 012A-039 SUB ACCOUNT # 14199 fn accortlance with the notice pro- visions contained In 38-26-107 C.R.S. 1973 as amended, the DE- PARTMENT OF TRANSPORTA- TION, STATE OF COLORADO has established May 10, 2004, as the date of final settlement whh The Walsenburg Sand and Gravel Company. Project STA 012A-038, located on SH 12 east of the Town of Segundo, consisting of overlay- ing o1 the existing asphaa with 2' of hot hituminous pavement. which inclutles the lolbwing items: re- moval of asphalt mat (planing, guardrail, signing, striping, seed- ing. antl mulching). Claims containing a verabd state- ment of the amounts due antl un- paid must be in the Corm of a writ- ten a9itlav0 and must he received by the CONTROLLER, Depart- ment of Transportation at 4201 E. Arkansas Avenue. Denver, Colo- redo, 80222, on or before 5:00 p.m. of the final selllement tlate above. Craig Siracusa, P.E., Chief Engineer, Division of Highways Published: Apol22, 29, 2004 PUBLIC FORECLOSURE SALE April 30, 2004 A-Z Self Storage 2505 East Main Street Trinidad, CO 81082 Sales items: All personal Progeny located in the lollawing storage fa- cility space: Barry Marshal 7340 Winding Ridge Terrace Colorado Springs, CO 80919 Publishetl: April 27, 28, 29, 2004 PUBLIC NOTICE IFB # 2004-12 - LAS ANIMAS COUNTY WILL ACCEPT BIDS FOR THE ROAD 8 BRIDGE DE- PARTMENT FOR THE FOLLOW- ING: 8000 GALLONS OF UN- LEADED GASOLINE - 87 OG TANE, DELIVERED IN FULL COMPLIANCE WITH REGULA- TIONS TO ENSURE 7HE CON- TAINER WILL ACCEPT THE PRODUCT BEING UNLOADED TO THE ROAD 8 BRIDGE TANKS LOCATED A7 THE FAIR- n_onnune PUBLIC NOTICE Fehbraro construction Co., 2010 Santa Fe Trell Dr., Trlnldatl, CO 81082, 7t&846-7789, has flied an applicaton for a Construclbn Ma- terials Llmiied Impact (170) Reclamation Permit with the Colorado Mined Land Reclamation Board under provisions of the Colorado Land Reclamation Act for fhe Exlradion of Construction Materiais. The proposed mine is known as the Broyles Ptt, and b located at or near Sectbn 7, Township 32 South, Range 61 Wesl. 61h Prime Med- dlan. The proposed tlate of commencement H June 7, 2004 antl the pro- posed date of completion is May 31, 2014. The projwsetl fWUre use of the land is Rangeland. Additional information antl tentative decision date nay be obtained from the Division of Minerals and Geologg 1313 Sherman Street, Room 275, Denver, COlorad0 80203, (303) 866-3567, or et the Las Animas County Clerk and Recortler's otlice, 200 E. 1st St., Trinidad, CO 81082 or the above named applicam, A complete copy of the ap- pllcatbn is available at the above-named County Clerk end Rewrd- er's o9ice and at the Division office. Comments concerning the application end exhibits must be b writing and must De received Dy the DNislon of Minerals arM Geology by 4.00 p.m. on May 15, 2004. Please note that untler the provisions of C.R.S. 34-325-107 e[ aea. Comments related fo noise, !ruck tradk, hours of operation, Nsual !m- pects, ef/ects on property vafues and other social or economic corr- cems are issues not subject to this Ot(ice's /udstlicfion. These sub jecfs, and similar ones,, ere typiralty addressed by your bca/ govern- ments, mther than the Division of Minerals and Geology or the Mined Land ReGamaeon Board. Publishetl: April 29, 2004 ref Street, Room 3D4, Colora0o 87082 one: 719-846-3316 ncel 1: FRANK HOLMAN, ALVA E. HUFFINE iroel 2: MARILYN JO BREEDLOVE veal 3: ALICE E. VORHEES and RIVER W YON RANCH CO., a cobrado Corporation d All unknown persons who claim any Interest the subject matter of this action. ;orney for Plaintid: Ennis Michael Malone, Esq. mots Michael Malone, P.C. o E. Main SUeet, Sutle 209 nidatl, cobrado 81082-2789 one #:779-846-4429 Fax#:719-846-7917 Y. Rea. #: 5645 a-mall: dmmelone@ COUflT USE ONLY Case Number 04 cv a 7HE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COLORADO TO THE ABOVE-NAMED DEFENDANTS: You era hereby summoned antl required to appear antl tlefend against the claims of the complaint tiled with the coon in this actbn, by fIF ing with the Clerk of this Ccun an answer or other response. You era Wildfire vic • com~ames By ELLIOT SPAGAT Associated Press Writer SAN DIEGO (AP) -Many Southern California home- owners who thought they were fully insured against natural disasters havo discov- eredafter last year's wildfire: that their policies left them tens of thousands, if not hun dreds of thousands, dollars short of what they need to rebuild. Dozens of homeowners toll California Insurance Commissioner John Garamendi during public forums over the last week the insurers wrote policies based on their calculations of a home's "replacement cost," only to learn that the insur- ers' estimates were grossly inadequate. Consider Don Halte, 64, who said the replacement cos listed on his Farmers Insurance policy was $200,000 below the actual cost of rebuilding his home in Crest, a mountain community east of San Diego, which was destroyed last October. "I thought replacement meant replacement," he said to applause from an audience of.about 300 people Monday night at Shadow Mountain Community Church in El Cajon, a.San Diego suburb. "A gentleman here has a dictionary. Maybe I should look at it." The communities east of San Diego wP<re among the worst hit by the.October wild fires, which destroyed more