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1997- 5 Authorizing the Conveyance of Fee Title to the Following Lands in Colorado: Sixth Principal Meridian
i. • a • ORDINANCE NO.S Series of 1997 AN ORDWANCE AUTHORIZING THE CONVEYANCE OF FEE TITLE TO THE FOLLOWING LANDS IN COLORADO: Sixth Principal Meridian T. 5 S.. R. 89 W. Sec. 11~, that portion of the NE114SE1141ying northerly of the northerly boundary lines of Vail Heights Filing No. 1, according to the Plan recorded June 25, 1969, in Boak 295 at Page 438 and Resubdivision of Suffer Creek according to the Plan recorded October.8, 1963 at Reception #98077; and that portion of the SW114SE114 lying northerly and westerly of the north and west boundary of Vail Das Schone -Filing No. 2, according to the Plan recorded as Reception No. 110984 EXCEPT the following parcel: Beginning at the northwest corner of Lot 10 of Vail Das Schone Filing No. 2; thence N 02 degrees 10 seconds E 34$.$5 feet; thence S 88 degrees 08 minutes E 70.00 feet; thence S 47 degrees 52 minutes 03 seconds E 181.47 feet to a point being the northeast corner of said subdivision Lot 10; thence along the north fine of said Lot 20, S 59 degrees 36 minutes 06 seconds W 246.47 feet #o the point of beginning; and LESS AND EXCEPT a 1.29 acres parcel to be donated by Landowner; Sec. 14, Lots 18, 19, and 21. Containing an aggregate of 76.30 acres, mare or less, in Eagle County. TO THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. WHEREAS, the Town of Vail is the owner of certain property par#icuiarly described in Exhibit A attached hereto; and WHEREAS, this conveyance will fulfill the obligation of the Town of Vail pursuant to the Exchange Agreement as adopted and approved in Resolution No. 3, Series of 1997 and attached hereto as Exhibit A. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE TOWN COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF VAIL, COLORADO: Section 1 The Town Council hereby approves the sale of property to fulfill its obligation to the United States Government which is more fully set forth in the Exchange Agreement attached hereto as Exhibit A. Section 2 The Town of Vail property to be conveyed is described as follows: ~ ~ Sixth Principal Meridian • T. 5 S.. R. 81 W. Sec. 11, that portion of the NE1145E1/4 lying northerly of the northerly boundary lines of Vail Heights Filing No. 1, according to the Plan recorded June 25, 1969, in Book 215 at Page 438 and Resubdivision of Buffer Creek according to the Plan recorded October 8, 1.993 at Reception #98{177; and that portion of the SW114SE114 lying northerly and westerly of the north and west boundary of Vail Das Schone -Filing No. 2, according to the Plan recorded as Reception No. 110984 EXCEPT the following parcel: Beginning at the northwest corner of Lot 10 of Vail Das Schone Filing No. 2; thence N 02 degrees 10 seconds E 348.$5 feet; thence S 8$ degrees 08 minutes E 70.00 feet; thence S 47 degrees 52 minutes 03 seconds E 1$1.47 feet to a point being the northeast corner of said subdivision Lot 10; thence along the north line of said Lot 20, S 59 degrees 36 minutes 46 seconds W 24fi.47 feet to the point of beginning; and LESS AND EXCEPT a 1.29 acres parcel to be donated by Landowner;' Sec. 14, Lots 16, 19, and 21. Containing an aggregate of 76.30 acres, more or less, in Eagle County. Section 3 The Town Manager is hereby authorized and directed to execute such instruments of conveyance as are appropriate to convey fee title from the Town of Vail to the United States of America. Section 4 If any part, section, subsection, sentence, clause or phrase of this ordinance is for any reason held to be invalid, such decision shall not effect the validity of the remaining portions of this ordinance; and the Town Council hereby declares it would have passed this ordinance, and each part, section, subsection, sentence, clause or phrase thereof, regardless of the fact that any one or more parts, sections, subsections, sentences, clauses or phrases be declared invalid. Sectipr~ The Town Council hereby finds, determines and declares that this ordinance is necessary and proper far the health, safety and welfare of the Town of Vail and the inhabitants thereof. INTRODUCED, READ ON FIRST READING, APPROVED, AND ORDERED PUBLISHED ONCE IN FULL, this 18st day of February, 1997. A public hearing on this ordinance shall be 'This "donation" is necessary to arrive at equivalent value to be exchanged between the Town and the United States of America. 2 ~. , ., ,~ held at the regular meeting of the Town Council of the Tawn of'Jail, Colorado, on the 4th day of March, 1997, in the Municipal Building of the Tawn. Robert W. Armour, Mayor ATTEST: ~~ ~ Holly NlcCutcheon, Town Clerk INTRODUCED, READ, ADOPTED AND ENACTED ON SECOND READING AND ORDERED PUBLISHED {IN FULL) {I3Y TITLE ONLY) THIS ~ltk DAY 01= ~~~--~, 1997. ~~ ~ f~~ 5ybi]/I~Navas, 1`~ayor Pro hem /-- ATTEST: Holly NlcCutcheon, Town Clerk f.lard97.5 OrcEinance No, i, Series of 1997 3 EXCHANGE AGREEM~iv l This Exchange Agreement, made this ~Q`~, day of i"s~nr~,j~r~ 1997, between the Town of Vail, a municipal corporation, whose ~ddress is 75 South Frontage Road, Vail, Colorado 81645, hereinafter referred to as the Landowner, and the United States of America, acting by and through the Forest Service, Department of Agriculture, in consideration of the appraisals by the parties hereto of the land or interest in land herein described and other good and valuable considerations, the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged, do hereby severally agree as follows: WSTNESSETH: Pursuant to the General Exchange Act of March 24, 1922, as amended {42 5tat. 465} and the Act of October 21, 1976 {90 Stat. 2743}, the Landowner does hereby agree to convey to the United States of America the real property described in Schedule "A" enclosed hereto and made a part hereof. In exchange therefore, the United States of America agrees to convey to the Landowner by Patent issued by the bepartment of the Interior, the real property described in Schedule "$" enclosed hereto and made a part hereof. There will be no need to equalize values pursuant to Section 206{b) of the Federal Land Policy and Management Act of 1.976 {43 U.S.C. 1716) since the values were determined to be equal. The agreed to values for this exchange ;are: Property of the Landowner: $4,502,000 Property of the United States: $4,502,000 First, the Landowner agrees to convey by Warranty Deed in accordance with bepartment of O'ustice standards when requested by the Forest Service, the lands or interest in lands described in schedule °A" to the United States of America and its assigns, together with necessary documents required to convey good title, free from all encumbrances except those set forth in Schedule "A." Second, the Landowner agrees to deliver all necessary documents to the Forest Supervisor, White River National Forest, who will act as esCPow holder, Third, the Landowner agrees to furnish title evidence an the real property described in Schedule "A" in a farm satisfactory to the Office of the General Counsel of the United States Department of Agriculture and pay any escrow expenses incurred herein_ Fourth, the Landowner agrees to de-annex all remaining National Forest System land within the corporate boundary of the Town of Vail witha.n one year of the closing of this land exchange. This paragraph ONLY of this Exchange Agreement sha11 survive closing until the de-annexation has accured and consititues a contractual. obligation an the part of the Town of Vail. When title has been accepted by the Forest Service, the United States of America agrees to convey by patent the real property described in Schedule "B," subject to any encumbrances noted therein. OMB No. 0596-0105 {05-31-98} 2 • Bath parties agree not to do, or suffer others to do, any act by which the value of the real property which is the subject of the Agreement may be diminished or further encumbered. In the event any such loss or damage occurs from any cause, including acts of Gad, to the real property described in Schedules "A" nr "a, f' prior tq exeCUtlpn of deed or Issuance Of patent, either parry may refuse without liability to complete the exchange. This Agreement will be terminated in the event that either party cannot convey a good and sufficient title to the real property agreed to be exchanged. This Agreement is legally binding on all parties, subject to the terms and conditions herein and may only be amended or terminated by mutual consent. Pursuant to an agreement between the Landowner and Vail Associates, Inc., the Landowner agrees to include a covenant in regard to ski area operations in all future conveyances of the Federal land (described as Lot 3, sec. 7, T. 5 S., R. 80 W., 6th P.M.) to be acquired by the Landowner. The specific language of the covenant shall be agreed to between the Landowner and Vail Associates, Inc. No member of Congress, ar Resident Commissioner, shall. be admitted to any share or part of this agreement or to any benefit that may arise therefrom unless it is made with a corporation for its general benefit (].8 U.B.C. 431, 433}, IN WITNESS FtHEREOF, the Landowner, by,,its duly authorized representative, and the Regional Forester, acting for and an behalf of the Forest Service, USDA, have executed this Agreement this .~Q{}~ day of ~ ~r,-arj 19~. TOWN OF VAIL, a municipal corporation BY : t/ '~' I (~ Ul/~a ITS : ( n 1x31-~ ~ ~~ P R.- FOREST SERVICE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE By : (~~~~L.Cif EL Z TH ES TLL Regional Forester Rocky Mauntain Region, R-2 Public reporting burden for this collection of information is estimated to average 4 hours per response, including the time for reviewing instructions, searching existing data sources, gathering and maintaining the data needed, and completing and reviewing the collection of information. Send comments regarding this burden estimate or any other aspect of this collection of information, including suggestions for reducing this burden, to Department of Agriculture, Clearance Officer, OIRM, Room 404-W, Washington, D.C. 20250; and to the office of Management and Budget, Paperwork Reduction Project (OMB NO. D596-0105}, Washington, D.C. X0503. AOWLEDGMENT State of At~luluato ) } SS: County of ~~ } 3 Ors this ~ day of ~°~nCIQh1.t 1997, before me, f~' ~/ ~.~J~(.~ „ a Notary Pu/~b/l/~i~,.c/~ in and foz sair~ State, personally appeared _~~cf 1i1. /Sdr~QU./7,4c as ~tj~ /~lll I1lG,~h for the Town of Vaa _~ipal coxporatian. ..l~I'~Aa_ 4.C.LiS ZN WITNESS WHEREOF, I hereunto set my hand 'v~±,~gr~~.,. O ~y `• i ~ O i,' _~ ! w~.~ ~ ~ i. ~n _ _ _ ~ .. My Commission expires: State of Colorado ) } SS: County of Jefferson} Moiiy L. McCutcheon "TF v~ co~~' MafagcPubW` ~.-~.-~~ .: r5 s. Frontage Rd Vail, Cfl 81657 My Commission Fxplres D1fi7199 ACKNOWLEDGb~av i On this ,~#~ day of ~t~r,~~v 2997, before me, .~~~- D~MRnhl , a Notary Public in and for said State, personally appeared ~ i FTl~ F.ST~tL . IN WT'T'NESS~ WHEREOF, I hereunto set my hand and official seal. ____-----u____,.__...,-- - - DAVE DAMRON NOTARY PUBLIC ~u~F ~~ ) STATE OF COLORADO Notary Public signature My Commission expires ` ~ l ~ 1Q 9 $ 1 ~ ~ .~• SCFinuuLE A 4 Lands, interest in lands, that the Landowner will convey to the United States of America: Fee title to the following lands in Colorado: Sixth Principal Meridian T_ 5 S.. FZ. 81 W. sec. 11, that portion of the NEl/4SE1/4 lying northerly of the northerly boundary lines of Vail Heights Filing No. 1, according to tkre Plat recorded June 25, 1969, in Baok 215 at Page 438 and Resubdivision of Buffer Creek according to the Plat recorded October 8, 1563 at Reception #98077; and that portion of the SW1/45E1/4 lying northerly and westerly of the north and west boundary of Vail Das Schone - Filing No. 2, according to the Flat recorded as Reception No. 110984 EXCEPT the following parcel: Beginning at the northwest corner of Lot 10 of Vail Das Schone Filing No. 2; thence N o1 degrees 51 minutes 10 seconds E 248.85 feet; thence S 88 degrees O8 minutes 50 seconds E 70.00 feet;. thence S 47 degrees 52 minutes 03 seconds E 181.47 feet to a point being the northeast corner of said subdivision Lot 14; thence along the north line of said Lot 10, S 59 degrees 36 minutes 06 seconds W 246.47 feet to the goint of beginning; and LESS AND EXCEPT a 1.29 acres parcel to be donated by the Landowner (see Schedule C attached hereto and made a part hereof}; and sec. 14, Lots 16, 19, and 21. Containing an aggregate of 75.02 acres, more ar less, in Eagle County. Subject ta: Reservations: 1. Reserving to the Landowner and its assigns, a right-of-way, for nan-motorized traffic only, over the existing Narth Vail Trail, over and across Lots 16, 19, and 21, sec. 14, T. 5 S., R. $1 W., 5th P.M., the easement being 10 feet in width, lying equally on each side of the centerline. C?utstandina Rights: 1. Right of way for ditches and canals constructed by the authority of the United States as reserved in the United States Patent recorded August 3, 1976, in Book 247 at Page 848 and rerecorded March 4, 1977 in Book 253 at page 79, {Affects T. 5 S., R. 81 W., sec. 14, Lots 16 and 19.} 5 • 2. Right of way for distribution line purposes granted, to Ho~.y Cross Electric Association, Inc., its successors or assigns as set forth in the Patent recorded August 3, 2976 in Book 247 at Page 848 and rerecorded March 4, 1977 in Hook 253 at Page 79. (Affects T. 5 S., R. 81 W., sec. 14, Lots 16 and 19.) 3. Rights for an access road as granted to Commux~.ity Television, Inc., its successors or assigns as set forth in the Patent recorded August 3, 1976, in Sook 297 at Page 848 and rerecorded March 4, 1977 in Book 253 at Page 79. (Affects T. 5 S., R. 81 W., sec. 14, Lots 16 and 19.) 4. A peYpetual exclusive easement to locate, construct, use control, maintain, improve, relocate, and repair a road as granted to the United States of America and its assigns in instrument recorded August 3, 1975 in Book 247 at Page 849. (Affects T. 5 S., R. 81 W., sec. 14, Lots 16 and 19. ) . 5. Water and water rights, ditch and ditch rights. 6. Right of a proprietor of a vein or lode to extract and remove his ore therefrom should the same be found to penetrate or intersect the premises as reserved in United States Patent recorded August 22, 190D, in Book 48 at Fage 236. {Affects T_ 5 S., R. 81 W., sec. 14, Lots 16 and 19.) 7. Right of way for all water ditches crossing the described property together with the right of ingress and egress for the purpose of maintaining such ditches, as reserved in deed recorded in Book 1.88 at Page 225. (Affects T. 5 S., R. 81 W., sec. 14, Lots 16 and 19.) 8. Any tax, lien, fee or assessment by reason of inclusion of subject property in the Vail Metropolitan Recreation District, as evidenced by instrument recorded December 17, 1987, in Book 475 at Page 819 and February 2, 1969, in Book 499 at Page 683. {Affects T. 5 S., R. 81 W. sec. 14, Lots 16 and 19.} 9. Right of a proprietor of a vein ar lode to extract and remove his ore therefrom should the be found to penetrate or intersect'-the premises as reserved in United States Patent recorded October 4, 1918, in Book 93 at Page 301. (Affects T. 5 S., R. 81 W., sec. 14, Lot 21.) 10. Right of way for ditches or canals constructed by the authority of the United States as reserved in United States Patent recorded October 4, 1918. in Soak 93 at Page 301. (Affects T. 5 S., R. 81 W., sec_ 14, Lpt 21.) 11. Right of way easement as granted to Holy Cross Electric Association, Snc. in instrument recorded November 5, 197]., in Book 222 at Page 170. {Affects T. 5 S., R. 81 W., sec. 14, Lot 21.) 12. Right of a proprietor of a vein or lode to extract and remove his ore therefrom should the same be found to penetrate ar intersect the premises as reserved in United States Patent recorded August 11, 19QO, in Book 48 at Page 236. {Affects a portion of the hereinbefore described land in T. 5 S., R. 81 W., sec. 11.} z3. Common access easement and water tank affecting subject property as shown an the recorded Plat of Vail Acs Schone - Filing No. 2. iAffects a portion of the hereinbefore described sand in T. 5 S., R. 81 W., sec. 11). 6 ~~ 19. Reservation of an undivided 1/2 interest in and to the oil, gas and mineral rights to the above described land as set forth in Warranty Deed recorded December 30, 3.959, in Book 165 at Page 133. (Affects a portion of the hereinbefore described land in T. 5 S., R. 81 W., sec. 11). 15. Lack of access to a public road or highway. (Affects a portion of the hereinbefore described land in T. 5 5., R. 87. W., sec. 11}. . SCHEDULE 8 7 Lands, interest in lands, that the United States wall convey to th.e Landowner: Fee title to the following lands in Colorado: Sixth Princir~al Meridian T. 5 S., R. 79 W. sec. 7, Lot l; and sec. 16, Lot 9. T. 5 S.. R. 80 W. sec. 2, Lots 1 and 3; seo. g, Lot 3.; sec. 7, Lot 3; sec. 9, Lacs 2 and 3; and sec. 12, Lots ~ and s. T. 5 S.. R. $1 W. sec. 1, Lot 23; j sec. 17., a portion of Lot'7.3 appoximating the SE1./4SE1/4SE1/4SW1i4. Containing b2.26a acres, more or less, Eagles County. (NOTE: The hereinbefore legal descriptions and the associated acres may change as a result of approval of Supplemental Plats issued by the USDI-Bureau of band Management. This Exchange Agreement may be amended to any discrepancies as a result o~ the approved plats.) Subject to: Reaez-rrationa 1.. Reserving to the C7nited States a right of way thereon for ditches and canals constructed by the authority of the United States Act of August 3D, Is9a (~~ tr. s . c. s4s) . 2. Reserving to the United States and its assigns, a right-af-way for the existing road over and across Lat 9, sec. I8, 'I'. 5 S., R. 79 W., 6th P.M., the easement being 2D feet is width, lying equally nn each side of the centerline. 3. Reserving to the United States and its assigns, a right-of-way, far non-motorized traffic only, over the existing trail (Trail #20].1} aver and across x.ot 1, 9EC. 2, T. 5 S., R. 80 W., 6th P.M., the easement being L0 feet in width, lying equally on each side of the centerline. a • 4. Reserving to the United States and its assigns, non-motorized traffic only, over the existing trail portion of Lot 3.3, sec. 3.1, T. 5 S., R. 81 W „ 6th 20 feet. in width, lying equally on each side of the $ a right-of-way, for fiver and across a P.M., the easement being centerline. Provided, that if the Regional Forester determines that the roads ar trails in paragraph numbers 2, 3, and 4, immediately above, or any segments thereof, are no longer needed for the purposes reserved, the easement shall be terminated,. The termination shall be evidenced by a statement in recordable form furnished by the appropriate Regional Forester to the patentees/grantees or their successors or assigns in interest. 5. Reserving to the United States and its assigns, a right-of-way aver and across .Lot 3, Sec. 7, T. 5 5., R. 80 W., 6th P.M., to the junction with Forest Development Road #713. at the new forest boundary, the easement being 22 feet in width„ lying equally on each side of the centerline. The right of way is presently provided on the existing Rockledge Road, and the northern end of Forest Development Road #711. zf, in the discretion of the Landowner, it becomes necessary to relocate the existing Rockledge Road to create an 80 x 80 foot building site with at least 1.5,000 square feet of contiguous land area, both parties hereby agree that the location of the reserved right of way shall be moved. The Landowner agrees to provide notice of such relocation to the Forest Service to allow consultation, and concurrence as to location, between the parties to a continued right of way to Forest Development Road #71.1. Said relocation of the right of way, and all related road construction costs, shall be at the expense of the Landowner. Provided, that if the Regional Forester determines that the road or any segments thereof, are no longer needed for the purposes reserved, the easement shall be terminated. The termination shall be evidenced by a statement in recordable form furnished by the appropriate Regional Forester to the patentees/grantees or their successors or assigns in interest. 6, Unless otherwise specified herein, the rights-of~way reserved herein may be relocated, at the patentee's/grantee's~eatpense, by mutual agreement between the patentees/grantees, or their successors ar s~ssigns in interest, and the United States or its assigns and the execution of proper legal documents acceptable to the United States. Outstandincr Rights: 1. Right of way Serial No, C-10482 issued to Colorado Department of Highways on October 15,I969, for Interstate Highway Project I-7p--2(7)3.$3. (Affects T. 5 S., R. 80 w., sec. 2, Lot 3; sec. 12, Lots 4 & 8.} 2. Right of way Serial No. C-36413 issued to Colorado Department of TrIighways on May 14, 2982, for Interstate Highway Project I-70-2(38}, (Affects T. 5 S., R. 79 W., sec, 7, Lot 1; and T. 5 S., R. 80 W., sec. 12, Lot 8 . ) 3. Right of way issued to Eagle August 16, 1972, for Lions Ridge lying 40 feet on each side of the Page 143 of the official records T. 5 S., R_ 81 W., sec. 1, Lot 23 Otkier 4 County Board of Commissioners an Subdivision Raad, being 80 feet in width, centerline, as recorded in Book 222 at in Eagle County, Colorado. (Affects .) 1. Landowner shall execute, or cause its successors in interest to execute with respect to such land suitable easements or agreements in fever of the parties now holding Forest Service Special Use Permits listed below. Said easements or agreements shall, as a minimum, authorize those rights, privileges, and obligations currently authorized by Forest Service Special Use Permits. A. Special Use Permit issued to Colorado RSA #3 Partnership through its General Partner, US West New Vector Group, Inc., dated May 1, 1994, for managing and operating communications uses {affects T. 5 S., R. 79 W., sec. 1.8, Lot 9.) B. Special Use Permit issued to Colorado High Country Cellular Limited Partnership (AKA Cellular One}, dated May 1, 1954, for managing and operating communications uses (affects Parcel T. 5 S., R. 79 W., sec. 18, Lot 9.} c, Special Use Permit issued to Tawn of Vail, Degt. of Public Works, dated September 19, 1989 far constructing and maintaining a trench-berm {affects T. 5 S., R_ 8Q W., sec. 2, Lot 1.} D, Special Use Permit issued to Holy Cross Electric Assn., Inc., dated July 6, 1964, for operation and maintenance of a transmissionz line (affects T. 5 S. R. 80 W., sec. 7, Lot 3.) E: Special Use Permit issued to Holy Cross Electric Assn., Ync, dated July 9, 1.984, far construction, operation, and maintenance of a transmission line {affects T. 5 S., R. 79 W., sec.,l8, Lot 9; T. 5 S., R. $0 W., sec. 2, Lots 1 & 3; sec. 7, Lat 3.) ' F. Special Use Permit issued to Vail Valley Consolidated Water District, (now Eagle River Water & Sanitation District), dated October 19, 1967, for construction, operation and maintenance of watex and sanitation systems (affects T. 5 S., R. 80 W., sec. 2, Lot 1; sec. 7, Lot 3; and sec. 9, Lots 2 & 3.) G. Special Use Permit issued to Upper Eagle Valley Sanitation District (new Eagle River Water & Sanitation District), dated November 3, 1.982, far construction, operation, and maintenance of buried sewerlines {affects T. 5 S., R. 60 W., sec. 9, Lots 2 & 3.) H. Master Permit issued to Mountain States T&T Co. {now U5 West Communications, Inc.), dated August 1, 1959, for operating and maintaining telephone and telegraph lines (aerial and buried cable) (affects Parcels T. 5 S., 32. 8D W., sec. 2, Lot 1; sec, 7, Lot 3; and sec. 9, Lots 2 & 3.} 10 z. Special Use Permit issued to Public Service Company of Colorado, dated March 2, 1988, for construction, operation, and maintenance of natural gas distribution pipelines and related facilities {affects T. 5 S., R. 80 W., sec. 2, Lqt 3; sec. 7, Lot 3,} 2. The Forest Supervisor, White River National Forest, shall secure partial relinquishments/waivers of the Special Use Permits listed in #x immediately above, upon execution of the easements or agreements by the Landowner. Such relinquishments may be in the form of a relinquishment document or permit amendment. 3. The Forest Supervisor, white River National Forest, shall secure partial relinquishments/waivers of the following Special Use Permits which do not require a replacement easement or agreement by the Landowner- R. Ski Area Term Special Use Permit issued to The Vail Corporation, dated November 23, 1993, for constructing, operating, and maintaining a winter sports resort. (Affects T. 5 S., R. 80 W., sec. 7, Lot 3.} S. Temporary Special Use Permit issued to Vail Recreation District, dated May 1, 1593, far outfitting and guiding services (Affects all land hereinbefore described.} ~. Patent shall be issued subject to the following covenant which shall run with the land: "Grantee, their successors and assigns, doe hereby covenant and agree to refrain from the construction, erection or maintenance of any structures of any kind, filling of land, reduction in water supply or vegetal diversity, or modification of surface or subsurface flow paths on the acres of wetlands located within an area ten (10) feet above the normal high water demarcation along bath banks of both tributaries of Booth Creek as measured along the slope of the land as well as the lands identified and delineated as wetlands. (Affects T. 5 S., R. a0 w „ sec. 2, Lot 1.} (see Figure 5 entitled "Parcel 53 - Wetlands Delineated 10/31/95", attached hereto and made a part hereof.} 5. Patent shall be issued subject to the following covenant which shall run with the land: "Grantee, their successors and assigns, do hereby covenant and agree to refrain from the construction, erection ar maintenance of any structures of any kind, filling of land, reduction in water supply or vegetal diversity, or modification of surface yr subsurface flow paths on the acres of wetlands located within an area ten (10) feet above the normal high water demarcation along bath banks of Red Sandstone Creek as measured along the slope of the land as well as the lands identified and delineated as wetlands. (Affects T. 5 S., R. el W., sec. 1, Lot 23.} (see Figure 4 entitled "Parcel S9 - Wetlands Delineated 10/31/95", attached hereto and made a part hereof.) 11 6. Patent shall be issued subject to the following covenant which shah run with the land: "Grantee, their successors and assigns, do hereby covenant and agree to refrain from the construction, erection or maintenance of any structures of any kind, filling of land, reduction in water supply or vegetal diversity, or modification a£ surface or subsurface flow paths an the lands identified and delineated as wetlands. (Affects. T. 5 S., R. 79 W., Sec. 7, Lot 1.} (See Figure 3 entitled 'Parcel S1Z Wetlands Delineated 10/31/95", attached hereto and made a part hereof. . . ~ ~ • SCHEDULE C Lands to be donated to the United States of America: Sixth Principal. Meridian T. 5 S. , R. 81 41. 12 A parcel Df land situated in the SWl/4SE1{4 of Section 11, Township 5 South, Range 81 West of the Sixth Principal Meridian, County of Eagle, State of Colorado, being more particularly described as follows: 19eginning at a U.S. Forest Service aluminum cap on aluminum pipe stamped "AP PLS 18478, whence the U.S. G.L.Q. brass cap fox the South. one-quarter corner of said Section 11 bears S.O~.o51'10"W, a distance of 779.9Q feet, thence N.Olo51'10°'E. 237.49 feet; thence S.SBo08'50"E. 237.49 feet; thence S.oAOSI'l0"W. 237.49 feet; thence N.$8oo8'50"W. 237.49 feet to the point of beginning. Containing 1.29 acres, mare or less. Subject to: Reservations: None Otxtstandincr Rights : None Other: 1. The Landowner shall issue a utility easement, at or prior to closing of this transaction, to Eagle Rivex' Water and Sanitation District across a portion of the SW1/45E1/4, sec. 11, T. 5 S., R. 81 W., 6th P.M. 4 , 17EC1~ION MEMO • TOWN OF VAIL/TRAPPTRS RIIN LAND BXCHANGFS Holy Cross Ranger nistrict White River National Forest Eagle County, Colorado l7ECISTON I have reviewed the environmental analysis .for the Land Exchange between the Town of Vail and the Forest Service and have decided to proceed with the exchange of approximately 62.268 acres of National Forest System lands administered by the white River National Forest, for approximately 75.02 acres of non-Federal lands in Eagle County, Colorado. The exchange will allow the Forest Service to resolve encroachments onto the National Forest from about 20 landowners; convey 10 parcels to the Town that are encumbered with special uses; and to acquire lands with significant wildlife and recreation values far the people of the United States. The exchange implements the Town of Vail Landownership Adjustment Analysis and portions of the Town of Vail Comprehensive Open Lands Plan. These documents were prepared by the Holy Cross Ranger District and the Town of Vail to address a variety of management issues along the Town/National Forest interface. In order to achieve an exchange involving Federal and non-Federal lands of equal value, the United States would need to make a cash equalization payment equal to approximately 1.3 percent (1.3~) of the approved appraised value of the Federal lands. In lieu of such payment, the Town has decided to make a donation of a portion of the offered land to equalize the values. Tn summary, the United States will acquire 75.02 acres of non-Federal Land by exchange and 1.29 acres of non-Federal land by donation. Both actions are hereby approved. Tn 1994, the Forest Service completed the "National Forest Management Act Analysis, Town of Vail Landownership Adjustment", which provided guidance for landownership adjustment activities for the Holy Cross Ranger District, in the vicinity of the Town of Vail. 1t specifically identified National Forest parcels that were suitable for conveyance to the Tawn and panels o~ private land that were suitable for Federal acquisition. The exchange proposal analyzed in the environmental analysis and approved as part of this Decision is consistent with the direction contained in the Vail Landownership Adjustment, and the White River National Forest Land and Resource Management Plan. The National Forest System lands approved for conveyance to the Town total 62.268 acres within or adjacent to the Town corporate boundaries. Permits encumbering these parcels will be relinquished and the Town will replace them with appropriate easements as may be necessary. Tn exchange, the Town will convey to the United States 75.02 acres, more or less, within Eagle County. These lands are within the boundaries of the White River National Forest. This action will permit Federal lands to be exchanged for non-Federal lands helping to secure areas important for recreation and wildlife habitat for the public, and to consolidate National Forest System lands in. accordance with guidance contained in the Vail Landownership Adjustment. ~ To~o£ Vail/Trappers Run Land Exc~aa~e, Decision Memo ~ge 2 The following National Forest System lands will be conveyed to the Town: 6th Princi.nal Meridian, Colorado Man # T. 5 S., R. 79 W. Acres Parcel S2 Sec. 16, Lat 9 - 3.065 Parcel S11 Sec. 7, Lot 1 24.352 T. 5 S., R. 80 W. Parcel S3 Sec. 2, Lot ~. g,210 Parcel S4 Sec. 2, Lot 3 1.238 Parcel S5 Sec. 7, T,at 3 1.780 Parcel S5 Sec. 12, Lot 4 l_g$1 Parcel S8 Sec. 12, Lot 8 4.191 Parcel S10 Sec. 9, Lot 2 1.166 Sec. 9, Lot 3 4.252 Parcel S12 Sec. 4, Lor 1 3.638 T. 5 S.. R. 81 W. Parcel S9 Sec. 1, Lot 23 5.735 Parcel S14 Sec. 11, Portion of Lot 13, approacimating the 2.660 SE1/4 SE1/4 SE1/4 SW1/4. {parcels Sl3 and S34 were reversed in the appraisal. This is the c orrect legal description & acreage for 51.4.) Total Acreage Selecte d Parcels 62.26$ k t 7 'i'o~of Vail/Trappers Run Land Exch~e, Decision Memo ~ge 3 The non-Federal lands within the boundaries of the White River National Forest to be conveyed to the United States by the Town are described below: 6th Friacipa]~ Meridian. Colorado Map #~ T. 5 S., R. 81 W. Parcel d1 Sec. 14, Lots 16 and 19 Parcel O2 Sec. 14, Lot 21 Acres 34.20 1~.5a Parcel 04 Sec. 11, that portion of the SW1/4 SE1/4 3.42 lying northerly and westerly of the north and west boundary of Vail Das Schone, Filing No. 2, according to the plat recorded as Reception No. 110984, County of Eagle, State of Colorado; EXCEPT the following parcel: BEGINNING at the northwest corner of Lot 10 Vail Das 5chone Filing No.2; Thence N OI-51-10 E 248.85 feet; Thence S 88-08-50 E 70.00 feet; Thence S 47-52-03 E 181.47 feet to a paint being the northeast corner of said subdivision Lot 1.0; Thence along the north line of said Lot 10, S 59-36-06 W 246.47 feet to the point of BEGINNING. Containing 0.69 acres, more or less. LESS AND EXCEPT a parcel of land to be donated by the Landowner, described as follows: Beginning at a U.S. Forest Service aluminum cap on aluminum pipe stamped "AP PLS 18478, whence the U.S. G.L.O. brass cap for the South one-quarter corner of said Section 11 bears S.01o51'10"W. a distance of 779.90 feet, thence N.01o51'10"E. 237.49 feet; thence S.88o08'50"E. 237.49 feet; thence S.Olo51'10"W. 237.49 feet; thence N.88o08'S0"W. 237.49 feet to the point of beginning. Containing 1.29 acres, mare or less. Parce]. OS Sec. 11, that portion of the NE1/4 of the SE 1/4 23.90 lying northerly of the northerly boundary lines of Vail Heights filing #1, according to the plat recorded June 25, 1.969 in book 215 at page 483 & resubdivision of Suffer Creek according to the plat recorded October 8, 1963 reception #98077, County of Eagle, State of Colorado. Total Acreage Offered Paroels 75.02 s To~of Vail/Trappers Run Land Excr~e, Decision Memo ~e 4 In addition, the following Federal lands, within the boundaries of the White River National Forest were studied as part of the environmental analysis process and were found to be suitable and desirable far conveyance by the United States even though they are not needed to complete the current exchange with the Town of Vail: Parcel S7 T.5S., R.$OW., Sec. 12, that portion of the SW1/4 of NE1/4 lying within the I-70 easement. 34.693 acres. Parcel S13 T.SS., R.81W., Sec. 11, SE1/4 SE1/4 SE1/4 NW1/4 SE1/4; and E1/2 SW1/4 SE1/4 NW1/4 SE1/4. 3.981 acres. (Parcels S13 and S14 were reversed in the appraisal. This is the correct legal description & acreage for S13.y In addition, the following Federal lands, within the boundaries of the White River National Forest were studied as part of the environmental analysis process and were found to be more suitable for retention by the Forest Service: Parcel S1 T.5S., R.79W., Sec. 18, Lots 3, 4, and 5. 39.92 acres. This parcel will be retained as National Forest System land. It contains over 6 acres of wetlands, access to Gore Creek Campground, and trailheads for Gore Creek Trail and the Vail Pass Recreation Path. Savings and benefits from the exchange will occur in several areas: x. Public acquisition of Parcels 01, 02, 04 and O5 will secure important big game wildlife habitat, and ensure continued public recreation enjoyment along the Davos and North Vail Trails. These trails are easily accessible bath in proximity to the Town and in their design, and provide an arena for residents and visitors to learn more about the natural environment. They will also help reduce the number of people who hike the trails of the Eagles Nest Wilderness from trailheads within the Town. 2. Conveyance of the National Forest parcels to the Town of Vail will resolve approximately 20 encroachments (including driveways, landscaping, lighting, and corneas of houses and other structures}. This will greatly reduce the amount of time and effort that would have had to be spent working with 20 individual land owners to resolve these encroachments. 3. Conveyance of the National Forest parcels will transfer 2 water tanks, a pump station, electrical, gas, water and telephone lines to the Town. This will reduce the number of National Forest special use permits far Town of Vail infrastructure facilities. Additionally, two facilities which are proposed to address public health and safety can be constructed on Town property, rather than on the National Forest: a new water tank in East Vail, and a rockfall containment berm above the Town public works site. To~f Vail/Trappers Run Land Exchar~e, Decision Memo ~e 5 4. Conveyance of many of the selected parcels will begin the process of eliminating National Forest System lands from within the corporate boundaries of the Town of Vail. The Town will de-annex all remaining NFS lands. This will involve the preparation of a 3 mile plan (probably a simple revision of the Town land use plan, since most of the land within a 3 mile radius of the Town of Vail i5 National Forest), review by the Planning Commission, and then approval by the Town Council through two readings of an ordinance. 5. Conveyance of the selected parcels will assist the Town of Vail to meet objectives outlined in the Comprehensive Cpen Lands Plan, to acquix'e or protect "key remaining open lands in Vail that would be valuable for recreation, protecting sensitive environmental resources, extending or connecting trails, providing adequate neighborhood open space, and creating a small amount of contingency land for unforeseen needs {e.g. employee housing, public facilities}. To summarize, the resource values and public objectives served by the non-Federal lands and interests in lands to be acquired by the United States equal or exceed the resource values and public objectives served by the Federal lands to be conveyed to the 'T'own. Tn addition, the intended use of the conveyed Federal lands will not substantially conflict with the established management objectives on adjacent Federal lands. Therefore, the public interest will be well served by this exchange and is consistent with the" requirements of 36 CFR 254.3{b)(2}, SGOPINC3 AN!? PUBLIC INVOLVEMENT The proposed exchange was advertised once a week for four consecutive weeks between December 8, 1995 and December 29, 1995 in the Vail Trail, a newspaper of general circulation in the vicinity of the Federal and non-Federal lands. Three new parcels were advertised for four consecutive weeks between November 29, 1996 and December 20, 1996 in the Vail Trail. Notification letters were sent to the Congressional delegation, appropriate units of government and interested parties on December 5, 1995 and on November i, 199.6. Several articles concerning the exchange appeared in newspapers of general circulation in .Eagle County in December 1995, .7anuary 1996 and ~7anuary 1997. The exchange was the subject of several Vail Town Council meetings, and public neighborhood meetings. During the comment period, many letters and telephone calls were received by the Forest Service and the Town of Vail. Most people were simply requesting clarification or additional information about the exchange. Several Fast Vail homeowners expressed concern about possible development of parcel S1 should the Town acquire the land, and the impact that would have on natural resources. Several homeowners in West Vail likewise objected to the possibility that the Town could develop employee housing on parcels S13 or 514. Residents along Rockledge and Ptarmigan Road (parcels S5 and S10} were notified by both the Forest Service and the Town that land upon which they had encroached would be exchanged to the Town. Several of them expressed concern about the costs they might incur to resolve their encroachments. Most of these concerns related to future uge of the lands once they were acquired by the Town, rather than to the exchange itself. Letters generally supporting the exchange were received from the Colorado Division of Wildlife and Eagle County. ~ To~of Vail/Trappers Run Land Excha~e, Recision Memo ~ge 6 No pertinent issues related ~o extraordinary circumstances as defined in FSH 1909.15, Section 30.3 were identified in these letters or during the public comment period. REASONS P'OR CATEGORICALLY EXCLUDING TI;E PROPOSED ACTION x'his land exchange falls under Category 3i.lb(7) Based on an environmental analysis and past experience, the effects of implementing this action will be of limited. context and intensity, and will result in little or no environmental effects to either the physical or biological components of the environment. The action does not involve any extraordinary circumstances. Therefore, this action can be categorically excluded from documentation in an environmental assessment or environmental impact statement. FINDINGS REQUIRED }3'SC OTHER LAWS The Forest Plan has been reviewed and a determination made that this decision is consistent with the Plan. Floodplains, wetlands, prime lands, threatened and endangered species, minerals and cultural resource implications have been considered and will not be adversely affected. The Federal and non-Federal lands were examined for hazardous materials to meet CERCLA regulations; no hazardous materials were found. IMPL~NT'ATION DATF: Implementation of this decision may proceed immediately. CONTACT PERSON Far further information, contact Kathy Hardy, Haly Cross Ranger District, White River National Forest, P.O. Bnx 190, Minturn, CO 81645; (970) 827-5715. APPEAL OPPORTUNITIES Taxis decision is not subject to appeal, pursuant to 36 CFR 215.8(a}(4). r f////Jr ~/,J/'/~ ~ 9 "_ ~. J.~L/V a EL Z TH EST LL, Regional Forester Date ktocky Mountain Region IInited 5tiates Forest D~~.ment of Service Ag ulture File Code: 5430 Route To: Barry Sheakley Rocky P.Q. Box 25127 Lain Lakewood, CO ~'5-0127 R ton Dalivexy: 740'Siauns St. Gallon, Cd 80401 TTY: (303) 275-5367 Date: - ~ ~L i ~ l.C,"~! Subject: R--2, White River NF {CQ) Town of Vail., a Municipal Corporation To: Forest Supervisor, White River N'F Enclosed are the following documents for the subject land exchange proposal: 1. Decision Memq 2. Exchange Agreement The original Decision Memo has been retained in this office for inclusion in the title file. The original 8xchange Agreement has been executed by the Town of Wail and is being provided directly to Kathy Hardy on the Holy Cross Ranger District for recordation. 'T'his exck~ange meets the requirements of the Act of March 20, 1922, as amended {16 LT.S.C. 4$5, 486). Section 206{b} of the Federal Land Policy and Management Act of 1976 {43 U.S.C. 1716} requires that the value of the lands exchanged by equal, or it not equal, the values shall be equalized by the payment of money not to exceed 25 percent {25~) of the fatal value of the Federal land. Further, Section 206 states the Secretary shall reduce the amount of payment tc as small an amount as possible. In this case, the difference in appraised values is $57,000. The proponent will donate $57,ODD worth of land in excess of the required amount which will result in no need for a cash ec~zalization payment by tYie United States ar the Town of Vail. The donation offer meets the requirements of the Act of October 10, 1.978 {92 Stat. 1065). This case is approved and not subject to appeal. . Y'ou should promptly mail a copy of the Decision Memo to anyone who has requested it and to anyone who is known to have participated in the decisionmaking process whether such comments were in writing or verbal.. In addition, mail copies to StaCe and local governments (county commissioners}, permzttees, and the Congressional delegation (reference 36 CFR Part 254, 254.3 {a) {2) . ,w.; S Caring for the Land and Serving People Printed on Recycled Paper FS 62D0-28b (t2193y Forest Supervisor, White River NF 2 The Exchange Agreement should be recorded in the official records of Eagle County, Colorado. Following recordation, you should secure an updates{ Commitment to Tnsure Title. The effective date of the commitment must be after the date the Exchange Agreement is recorded. Both the original recorded agreement and the updated commitment will then need to be returned to this office so we may request preliminary title opinion from the Regional. Attorney. 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IW/ fPyrcl Searwrp 8 AaeociatlA, ArWwyel 11. lfladinel Flour Pen. wlatl Fe0ruary 2Q 1ppY lFiar>9•pargerp6N ~IeF A'CIMeCli1 13. cpudl lfnr n1Yd Pm. sue Fllerp.ry 24. 1992 IPMnf S•9arpr9 6 4slocnya. Ardyaall I1 FdVr1•W Fled Pen. deed FaIXVYY M. I W i lPlwu SapYWrp6 AuaeeWL 4ddllcel f5. RpVI Pun. wl.d Fldwrr x, 1997 Ipl•l4 Sapwerp 1 AeM elw. NtlNYUI e NenN$puln EWatIM Plan, Mlb February z1. 19H IPrrN 9parwr9 t Aaepcelr. NUrq•eel~ 21, f lp• IaIA'I•a Fevpyn PIM, tl~d Fapr(ery AIdWaf} 1 BYwlbxp a Maorrln. $ECTlpe p. m llalleon b Yr A9p9Yn C pen aadlbee m slwron a above, Icy bllawap alelpYnM tIM per aufAfaYtl bar Plarrq •rrtl EnvlldYhaael C9+IYINeIm fd hs - and ., andan MFWT •paowv BE Yr Twln C.ercl. Th•Y arleLni N .. .. .IrYMNIPprpyp pewel9'Iw PYrI w praecl e» efhQlly a da . .. I d ~Iaa1w 10 b•fpp :Yrael[ pePw W.35 TM CS Tfye >M .pwk.M ~nepaWdlre., •w IM d•wlppnMl aWdarY Ip [ Oi1Yll FIe a YIr6 daM+y laeNty b ttre rntlrPVUW wnl A. id Ana - TM bt arµ cam alruelyre. BtaM pelMwa Inl( lryinp .. 21,Oypple MapOyTema bapF9 arm lfeESYyilfre hdY B. OaeYy Cdpral•TM rnaamrAn ORFA br preppN 6rM nq Y•IVA a OMflaIY Ble aMtlh'Y Hap e11a8 Fatesyd 10.a291Wen we•evpna, whkhe aeaY tly taw. Tnr Man nclw•• IB25a w.ara tea d arrlaun, ane de/wry vpdy. TiMn lawPeat opal •... .. tree Mtl39.195 adlenfar tlrnripnYl paalpr cams maY rvaM ay lain AIJEMa a hapvyf M m Inhs iM efaofee darllgr pr ewm/ra a Yr YiYlq Gaoler [urpcmel RAN b Pt' AuiW II1W uyygY f•yntf"Iwe f92S Yee M paY•ve pr anwtt tan w megahd ' 110. Inaawl Nae chap rrd•, tAwnlYSix 1281 naa .. 6.apF fe'"el..... .. ,me11/lermpryfuoo-sel ~~DlTnelm. ~P. „Pp,,,,,,MCed 1Rfl~a6 mvnpara rwaraa Rype III Ertpbte• Ibwrq FAa Weepy OrA~, w daP +~tl a +nr spa p. ildal. araalade5.3dwquly/dr eaa. Town el Vail Su«lauw M/aMr Plan, C 5it• Cpvxepe - TM meamum Try Nplrnrdep alawnddy Aparr Mw VIII ~~ ~ S9InIl [ ., Oiflr4l Na. 35 Thb bduwa • I•lAafrpn n eMr wn01n ban Wlnd rfap•tl fe,3l1 WWnIfH,IXeBxddw IMI 1p 261wI fla Iod Wa 4m antl 12 1 pia Id lrM, srm mM9a Yi aloh.ebMnr A-0prpwd atlsCrq wwpeeamrrl wrLl. Wen C PMns. EI Tnal Ina appecanl newel Ina r ram o SalMOha . me Mmabrf a m• Auavu ww1'u+ve M IMbAldg. currwy, pre Wvee.argWl Mls eAnhtlm Yle Apapwd wry }rpm Iwv }wf la rnrw Iwt. Stan wpv ~ . Plan. ecommMO Ma ell the rool owmanpe M me E~ lAnpacapnp ~ All anebclv.p aMn a n mjlmun d IMw hat, veto nr eapepipn of m epGra0arp w8ldy wpOrOxSp. .. .RAM mellvgemMlwrmall. F H•lghl - iM meamum Miphl pF In• FI Tn1(¢ minimum Of 25 linwl Iell MI AWIM WW puedrp aMYba as npaaib al ma ap59rarlal pe~uwf55%IdbmrorM by Approved . ., RUU. npor rmrm and net wvnann pr me umnure a°' Tgwn aYel a~anaGN Cetlo 5anm r8.52a1ry TMa wwy m/Ya IM Auatty Haui pManl ~ Prebnbap lM wkrg panfnlMl MnlM VanSparMypl olMrouYd repulrwn Mn roc awropmenl Fenv~apnl fIBY sake vxYpa, hfer unearpreune v~-any pat.inp fp¢cei asp G}Thal me applcenl suave 9/a modify th lYe appraamalely 16 28 wlkin9 wY~nbeU /paces MapnY rAnbpuretrprr m ma punning n weer t PlymMrimolM Te~w el Vatl Pamma FU.p yell elunrrnle fh• npmrnve saran a} me eanlin ep Oduur IXrx Ip IM nfvmw of a buYmp p.rm,l, n wean, wpaaany on !RI sum aevaian TA Ior accerMM• wAh 5•nxn 15 52 tPa fDl 151 e1 tM maprny of tM bekpnMa m pM Austria Haua en To.m a v.n fAUKwI cr)Qf, f7•e r Wu1ae mm(.IX lapel W pn m• Mmn aa. a ny m~aNp, .nnppol me of dldnp ane alryary bents shall M / Idln of I wy4 rrrxn MlcVnef haw bwn ntdpaa[ep C. e•nn. .n fccarmnc• wrtn m• pmpvap molMafrpndm•norm lU•cldy bulerp~ C mP1>na. 9n rCe cyl ArpA ~ Tne m ~ IN iulat the aFgkyr/prapNearo~npranaaarw ~ cpnrhar[ylana twr c IOwpcpmem pylrrcr aipn prepnm Or lne AllFln1 Haus TM ul Ad']S warol eaoeadtupsewnlael. or if fnnprrnnw alT prpprMlPwlanwwad art' pfAVa alto abwapyCRFA WStua Mea •NUt1om apdvaeMpt' ORB yl dy Agprpyd .-~ .. RAM SECTIpeIT ea T'-0rnmal Mw ~ TM meamum andwOM AmerrdMnli ro tM ApIXOrw Deu•bpmml Courkd. avnmon area ar speael GeWY`pnMl P•IKf Nn Plan wnGn w rk1 nMr'Pe n1 suwf/nn mlY M >5 coca rro! eapwtl 35,30$ Sven fen a ~.; m ap9rwb pY IM Pannmp Tnd EnnronmMtel nn tM IllgmaW GRFA, end toad aaa merewlbm Crnrmeeln r/'epUenY adyefuye R'bYC Memp to dy Apapfb Oweadney Pens n accorpana vein IM IXOwfana of $eMl0ne J. Vasa . TM f'^wnYi^9 aMmp kw ° aI 18.68 pgp aM 1819 tap. Amman Mls wRim pyl P•wlopmMl Odltc! No. a5 took N publk cnanpa the auelynce o! the ApIXpvae pt' Acwmmpwlr,fn. T11•pammad, cMtlnmal ofd C Pen WlareprW mb•appr9wd I¢ apgfAay ua•t anon M man Mrb n CMaer W pn Tcwn Cfiaaa alNrde l... . . whoa Mp 18.22 a ma NMlkpal C9pe d m• Tenn d Yail bean bllpwb. TM CpmmunnY Oawao-nMl 1 etpl 4Rp eav..krn 9! r..n rz .. ,,. ....ate OewnmMl enen drrmme wtur emnnaaa e me SE~C7~g ine¢p. ur the euWlenca of the Appravep P1arL n accadan(wwy pt' Laad'Vel Y Tnf awMwr, agrwE wen Ina IOlawing Cawddy TdAlaVaY F rCatptnM, rmrHl vea wndlm. Tewnyafgwal 5ECTIONB of rM eludlenmMt o! SwCIaI 0•wlopmenl TM tlavMpwr mlNl bean Cenatrucl'rnalM OMp1d Np. 3Y $panel Pavaldallrn Onlnrf wVhn mew 131 yYn dMadAea Th•I Ih• epplelnl mw1 wan rno Town non IM eNMiw can m Ion om'nenn, end by aHR. IXVP Ip eppearmp MYpre Tdm Gwncil for cennw dYprYFy rorver wmpletmdlM pro}M_ ~„ dy 11a r1aCMp dM pnfn/ra9 . SpIO1I I~m° dawkPar a rte95~dwivMW even PM•IddnMt piarNt Np. 35. Io brmvale e .. prweg Lrawrod.Nm.y alalk.r pienrel. or ei My elope d ma so.crl a nwMedalmw al IM on.ans mprowmMN Io D•r•topmanl pima[ the d•velppar sneu Shhr SpuAr•. Ewf Mw0ow Ono aM ma 1°Oa°rn~ ro lM Lpwn Cplnkll tMl MJnr 6t' b• rn+pnalyn d IM Town.pnl.d eveam pea. .rAYnwra SpecW . 13yma IIp a5M ,1 mwndpn AUarta l~W. gun wiY inlet mane aprmb,drl et' afpvw of 5pf(au. . I odl r.commenda(ion Ep Cpunc9 rapnp~ m• Dumkt Np. 3e M rMdkb or m1i Special elavM Tw+mlalron deseq artl MWrpyl r.exerA~fsd ( pepia ep. 95 aamrab I dr eP~ale Y_, SEGTN)N 8. 2. Tna er lf4A[NI R•wreapeb raynpp~ II enY wN, aaclr?n, iant•fk•. pauw, 9r pr d cpreraenl, I¢Ipff(1 le tly Town ABpmmr'i rmn•w pnrar d m• ordnMa a Id Iny rwem lye ro era apprevr, nnrklnp hla carMl 1M fwun b• nwb. ever eanipn YyN W when ma vetvay dl. awyra lpMylptaal•a neauna premier toad awrrwn.g POnanaa mm erurnrNa. ane pt' M ernpa ownlun M dy AvmM Haua A'pperry TOir' Cdw n°tePYdecerad a vaW hwpesYd e Sa aedreNMan p Cdfwyrd eMY pa recaVb pve urdru'rpa. 6M Mm Par}, wt9pn. elMeelan, t "'Y' fns EpM f:pfmlY CMd era Flepddx s poke santMn, cave d pnnep IlMnof. rapareYf pl MN prgr la ma apelsarll tubminnp lac • Wiang tM lace mat any ane Pr moo wna, fklrni. peon Y. subaacppna fanlanwb cauAw, a itnrYn W ] Tha pn aareeMl wpme Yy lpswrq pWS ds[Yneeweh b dy BawmyN d Commwdty r ar sernPN f o raayw ryrpwel Y a wn a tly Gat(A'g parmt TM Town Cglulcr! Mnpy fame. wMrmmY aC'OYpAIMn ld MeuYellwr cry pldlrM met tlhe ordnerw anaefiYryaM 1. Trw PnMMlgn felt' aM wHnn a th0 D EnnagrY Cprlbpl erreem 9rldrlweaem Pln: aaw^ a Ve! rH IM nr*'ybYSY pMepl. cCdraruam Sepap antlPMerq Pen. INTRO0VCE0. READ OH FIRST d $IerrrlMlx L/efepwnard pen, READING. APPROVED, ANO DRpEREO •.Sb Oa••Mnp Plat era PNB(I$HEp ONCE IN RILL pH FIpST I, Trarta Cpm•d Plen_ REAPING ma 25m tlaY of WM, IB9T, aM e TMI eM •pPdceru dCMw tl•b rebhr(fed Oubhc Munp Id temp rrprrp d On Qtir1MCa anplgya hgrearpaAwyr dYnPY~+fn TVwwavef e•e roc me l5prw Empbyr aaoea'Iq nW9Mnlmn [CAVadr IB-571 CiAambrl of mO VUI~I.Kiwl-BUT~mgC Va Hamnmynd•Mvenlf fl lrnaare•p, ane mll al ton laatr[tb hpYfnp ly maw aw4da Ipr Coteem TOWN OF VNL M ~ d W dG ~ ' M C ~ nO 'Y~i~~db w~ IwMrt w. amwr I E e pn ly l S k A R r• laa• a T M°}yGv p g Mlppdry CIrTIVtR a Or4JpYay la et' A ATTEST: uWr Ilene. 5 TM1M IOpkrt pry aNp fly TandVaq Nary L akCllal•pn ParLhgFW eras rap.•etl nurmarap•y»ru Tvan CeA m2Wypn TM Vai Trill wrehq gabi Y wlaminb et 1M Imf of duYhp PMme epdaalan i I mMarm 2B. tW1 MY B 26 wwn. o pvealmp a Tamgcrary a c.raor Id m. A•me Irani Tne eppbd phY a raWnb m pAafnn d+• wen. lyu ePea'IS r Ny nb n •naa ai fns I'rna d ~Vwmy~c PUbiia Notice e. TM1 !M +pPkynl egMr remove I t pRDEYANCE NO F , pdfrM a burbvg Tad Ine laryaab •r• a . e«1wa/9P1 fwrMlty woPpab M reveal pI vad wepeny «rlprhrrna IpArOn a d aa171/cOdB. AN OROrSANCE REDEA(MO A2A eppl/r (febnNTan Caend wwn arapfyfl IO e 9p kl flEEIGCi1Np OflDIT/IIYCE NO. IT, EEI'MEE n vv eeMlraa land rmlrgt' TpAn. Shah !M C l OF 19n; AN INtbWANCE AYENgNp ounc arya [e a ped• d yry, •P rosla rawr.dm.a l SPECHL pEYELOp81LINT 91BTy1CT top. ?a pm Vfe, Yr WmTaw WYa wa VY d1a IppYwnl M n RfIE VALLEY, PHA$EgAlq PflOVIpEq r ii tine. 9re apf9a/nl a '""o ~ l ~ Fpq A OEYELOPHlMT PIAN ANO R$ wrm Iplfdmean m Im•nd fM In wo i a 9el CONIENTB: FeflprrTEp. OONIA7gNAL ANp duppaeq nnAa end l E veto pn Tdm n °U•r m pan Mlldlemyrar w f STANpA ppg, gECREATFpYAYENTIEB TAf( r NV .n daop.nyawg dy rlorllyrly prpprtY Ina In a.cnan e la m ANOOINER S9EOblL PROHSIpNe; AND , 9 il Yin, tM appacanE y dwoaap Ip pbrCaM a SETTMq FORTH DETAµ$ NI REpAR0 T nu'Oular We a d9Perty. adlapm io BM•r HEflEIO Spwr•.bay Tam T Toll tl» IpFACA'• roues IM blydng had wNEREAS, Chlpler 18.10 ill Me Yeil ~ MurYCgl Cps l p S Woe q paprye Y Men f9.11p apuaa pal 01 u rmaa pe(ei ( I Dalnpfe wimp Ine Town n IXar b _ cn Imo .¢wre roofap•. Ie panYml ~~TrapnrnMtfa lrlCVpr ll anepurapf eepy n Ile . .. d end era 59aI e l• dcA,aMr aPPeare9 b•lIXaq VAq Tan EREl4,MmlplpnpnhY blM mob hr 1M rem,mlMra B + l p Cwnpl 1IX pt' hryt rwdrlp of Ily ortlvaenn a a[ •wbPmFilOMricf SSDp1 Np. 29ld SpllYn wpednwrly wihrr pbic IIIeIA'IO Y Ierllpedbl'LTeAr IB.86 d Vle da'8ar9Y AlrnAyr Chad MTaM dVaA I°°°I'9 NOw. THEAEFppE, BE IT pgDNNED BY r9 THE TOWN COHNCIL OF YHE TOWN OF to YAIL, CCLONADp, TNAT~. ~~ Otdrrln W. FT. Brig d 1 Wi, a Mreby rlplellp arm IpIlrLaed, Y 4brra: e ~ INph: Tell NuN a aer""' h alnp delele6 erld rtl tlut la •h•tl•d h bN d 11CMLL1 M SECTION 1. Am Mtlm•nl ProndurY ~' FrAYLL Pemq ,.. ~ TMTpwn Cavw6 iYm ala~ilap[r prpcaprvu dratl p~rrnl d ~ VIIY M a015wma1 . .. BF nlYNed, avq d1• Town Pwae Cnw !yn d•w dellct r6pdn at IM Pann ~ IeD•h'b bf SO COnmalldl a8 antl EnrirMmenlel 9d •nrMRnM3db5OO 29.•VpMldtln mepr ~ 3ECTfpil z. F9POw1. ofeMelpl $wpMl OMMPrrllrp Olaeid No. # 2B is mw(q .. . y Wlle•a MAnY ma verve M+malnW rYh Ft' e pen• .I eMrear a fM Taws d vlq, Tn• Town by fM ToM Camoa'I aritl Pra PWny fi ~ pl Enwrpnm•nnl Cemmieebn, ane Ines aw PO1ea algnihWrN afpxn a rho eP•c'el arfMdn.nl wN:u1 nrwe M ureAed mragn lM mpW pan cl N IM sunwrda of Ina Reaieentul Cluster xPM ego dmral. SECTlOry 3. SpxelE, ,., -.. lANra;l Np. o za 29 Eaaadtrd SPecMI L , „ 1 Omaf Ne, 2825 1500 9 No. 25251 N ealeb9fMtl Id pn wvelgpm Ml M e twp wldde d iuM Tmm A IWPr wwbpmanl oral mrlsnla el 86p ecrY ane Tna &2 frowar - analrnrue dzAla eon. SECTpN i. [ plan A TM defaYfpminl pra'r hk 50Onb. 2C2B i6 ipprovb end Mell ednehWle Ina den Ipr daWlddnMl Afmb IM Sp•crl Parebpmen! 0lyrat Th• afMlepman Wn Ib cdmvnaed e} mou urns fulmab by Pargalped RYM ens tunpl dnBlapblbwnpme~n~y.. Prraw II. s nSWtlMyald TnktlA W B,1 wRdwrnl A, lan'a Rippe SlOSY1aG11 FNg Hp. 2 pprridelBtl VY Irnemtov.Xan Enparwrvrp, LmaW orb Juy 8, 5983 2. $aY1Nnl . dAwags dY Ray T a 3tleud Jlvy 2. 1983. Koadlyin Cmrepol for Trams A-f an0 ~-2 by 19T3. aWn9 Enpn•en tlale6 Jury 21, /. Bile pan d me Icrrar aveapmMl ane Rod e-21 W Herrtly la°dpee d.dd Afu92a. I Wa. ISMr rrxrow 1 J 5- Ste pal kr dy year dwebprhMl area fTna AI by RAay Ibepas ale November B, 1 WI, (Snaal nlnmw IJ B. quilb IMMe m SM m•erhg wain. driveway, prptatypaal Wiatnp waiane and nPbn9 ek pt' vVpar_ .... ,ane fFrxn Al Vyy~•npywlb Jvty 12. 1992, ITwp 2, Ha:ertl mayaif lepers pt' NkhplY Lrnprn. PM 4iap Sykamwr Ie. 1892 flwp Mnan1 MdJanWy 22.199] 8. A 4nelpePe Plan by RendY Hodge paled Aprl23, 19q. IEh•et number 2.1 9. ArYeiepe Pan b!'Rarga Wea, rx, tletb Jiraaryz8. 5993. 10. EMvatrpna d ma apron empM lamely li m a OanbutLtl h 8w Ipra•r . l Read &21, lSMn nanpan T, 4 11, 13. 15, 1]-1 Tnf a• aM11S cprnapen9 to nomea A,B,C.0.E. antl F 11. Fbpr doff raeeralipnf d retaarca G. I b~flrmy Hpppaa veto .,.... 1. I9P$ Meat ban I, G2. G2a /ra Ga. Tna trmy a Ip M mrfupabad» Rrua &21. YmlM1 fKA1,1a • Typo pl Iml:/pyq 11]rYlnp acct. Mveg 535 arlVan fen. 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Trw II EHV, Sac\Iip m Tr•ca A A I Prlvan pwMRpweb, Ipoleh•tla, pllynwwi. anlMb 9raw! or nrwna. wmmlg pear. wMI. ar r.rnariM hcanya Nfaan.dy ana•rnal fn seglrLmiy nfwMwr uses b. flwn•edvwbnA •r~leclbmurlpade rrprna opnwlrm Parma n aderdarce wnh me prorrnone F $•Cnpni ifl.56.1a0 Iprpu9n 16581 W a. pfner uaw aumomarity inCOannl and accwepry ip parmAtad d nalTdanal uwa. In0 rrnaYry fd IM N•ret1Y1 ey,er* fhw^on~vuw ~pWlf la T~ianaA ~I1lraittm&2, dq dpHwenr veal pybuaea MveePea. Q Ro5m5 Apdawl d ma el:laprn•11 pan auewla'g s6le~ p•wbpnrrl Dr.nia /b. 36. m1 Town Mlpwfl a TM valMy. Plvye u. a win a Amrarg a Y•LUWa' papeab by er aPPac/M. Faro A Lawn Rape SIEryAfan Fip Np 2 Y 13 1 . in , 99 aQllan held .. may fan+• WHEREAS, n a... __..,. w6h $•ann vee spy AVpna Raua. 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Aafeaihp eneepap•Olar a1feY M aWnhpp BNIpI RfSiM~ BeW Axed 6(ppveL TM atoll parlw M 1Ya tlm~runtre~ie Md yrlEa Mpwn M •y pyn pnPw'b W B°rrpY Notlpel path April 23. 1953 r•fNwap pt' [M A2, tp~99. ar10 _ "1 Canmlaaan m Juy I~NaI, tlNa~uN WII p~pnylNdrax'npa IMI et' ivp..y r.ryplranwpa W ~oellCntl~'n~' n~tp IM nllglee and stapwd with me wlunl pMroun d Ine eM. 9p• IAwvIan fnedd be n mor• man naceeeery f nmba. pm• orepoab plraopnm EaMfrw sde 8ypaap to ma8[e • Nt bdldnp 9ne Hall noI ba pa•mivetl. m order Ie ensure wmphan9e wm1 pt' alpw, indhed prawn on tM mmY, win and wfy.Mwlkne m rapadin9a arrall npl de Wn map plan I IwI Ndn 1aWrlp prada el rhpanl- b. TM BuaYai m Tracu A.tJIndJ,2 mau M asigytl wrm the inlemdl lyxer6 mgga0on refanmMflld pt' AV. Nlgr Lemdna 'n nu huam °^•alfa dart September 18. 1992 ftwp elrrll errdJMTh 8.1593. e•sL)aep slMelums~ly ~d Tract A.y befall b¢ d me 91aeq ., ~9dy aamnl*oap IRUn mar a bcneE~~a1 N~ TM Wr°Of arm r PIyA .erg IM a then b9a f ma fnnrow. 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ApWtld Rwrtrpmaru or9nane• afrfa b R,Id q M r•gJbr nyrkrq d Xr, Tarvr DeutlddAri 7ormaYY,Cmrpp anM95r aY d tltlarar, 1 W7 h Ar tlarraCaN 9rbdrq d Ay Tan TDwN DFVUL IAeprl W Anna. An~s HoayL MdyaiydV Tarn CIMA IHTROWCEO. REAP, ADDP76D ANO ENACTE4 OH SECOND READING Ak0 ORpERED PU&19HED ONCE d FIIiL ar 25ar ana Mask IWT. rowN a vAIL RIpNI w. Amyu ATTEST; Ibrp L Ya.W' yar Tdm Dbr Paarµa h TMVY Td on alardr RL 19n ~Y FlagpaRlnprkllLVY LUVrrraa ~~ .n.1 ENUwl ra,b„ Pe a 1~%3 EMMr Darn ChW9bek a Lof a, YH MtiMVlfaa.lL R~~~~CuleAplwl rAVbw d IM T aid Eaal Mrdpw pr,,.ti,i a lua d Trap c, Shat sa, VaN 4Np11q FY¢ A9plkfnl: S9nMnalp PrePaaNa, Inc , by Oado Pyna, Tb appaeaoara and bbrmaewr.bqu Nya• pfd9iaY an EwbdY IDrprbne Yuewmn auaq IaQJlar anca ndAa n M• propel plNrry+a oAiba bealb EI Ins T[rir f Y,II Commpnay DawNDmMI Daparnryni. 7a Bomn Franup• Rbaa 6NTr IPp,rp µavarlr upm rp.raP Was 7EiaurndMOlren Pbaaa dAaT0. TI1a tlarnar 170.R3Nf TODb hlnnnaem. TOWN OF VAtL pEPARTMENT OF COMMiMITY OEYELOPMENT PraAiry h sly VY Tti m tooter 23 I DPI Public Notice NOTICE IS NERESY OIYEN ton Ib Pbarg area N r nNar a Ay Tamil YYYAahatlapubb lrNgh „ wah 6araon ILd9,Om d na Muiyirai Lod a Ay Tpyr, d YY rr Apm 14, 199Y tl 9:W p.m, q tly TRMI erVYMUr{TE'SYldrrq br .. ., a A n¢µN ba anl'+adPlNArrrandrr N(x'1 b aAerb l aadr rWpayn R M A L D aria.q ~ ~Y ZA 1LrtlF i~9pM4Ld1 A, S l C. Flbpr 4~L~Lrtlp•84aaL Irc Paralr, Obnae MPAby A rpMal rot a tale }ran 5adwn 1EYI.030 J9 A ermw 0.agf ClukdWya b aaow b ayr Aawd tl a nNVd a 29', a umhrm rrrNAalrhL`h ~ M ilerae maarrun rm Ip aY[y IOr Y7ht IL911M rq,pyl CLrGd NYrM I[gtl1e0 r 9811 Naar FraAape Rdatid 1, 9bd[ A YY as 6dpry 3rd Fine. • rM,Lrraelpn d Vail r>v Saber FYal FAeq AJpkanL w.N van tpdga r.o~aMnRa tw LTmled YoupDrW $rnn. PtlP,Nr Tamnw rwrnem. - Anoun rot . ar.l raww d M amrrae reweEl 10• the ailablyhmMl al Spacial Dia01d ass. AVNn Mau bona n Raj EaN flaaaom GnNda • pan a Tr,cl C, fl10ar }O, YaA VYaOa Feq FYN, ApP<rpnl' Sem•nalp PrOpeNy,, Inc. .. PbmNr. DaoP RIdW. A nRwet nr • Vrlann Iron Sacllen tf,la9eo IEabaPrii N arpwba amrAY bees rb. aaatl aYAMAaq 1rMlpiyn Mats q Ay eaAn qd aadLn; loeMad ae 90a98ariburN OAr.Rmf 1, ~~~ APPV?a~~r~nd Yary NIIIyN A rr~r.A1.pR w~d. r.aawlapy aedewaM NdapPEdlyd ellaoea b M Onmda 9P~Trap O. VY LMArrf IN FaDp. AApYre w A.aaw. ba - by Jn Mry. Plvnrlaurr W.IwbN A nµrr b M appal d an ilAarrVgraYry acNfen nparebq Saalrrr aa,aAaO fHm~ CenbmnYp Uawj, aWrq mr PINab alto pubkp Iw sun or~^I~i+nwana Pa^a+e u . .arr. rob PdAte Nrrrgrad dFgewe vNrlelapirkaprlealPgor•, an angkq Y9elrroV mtlrAergrw myrVA OitlborWVrM¢ Aae.be Pep ; - bI, pbmyr ~°ya RAa ~arMla A nx.arb amerce dr. um9. Tarr Iweryrra r Res viA Ro•a'Ld A, elb,ar 6•C, VaI VLega IN IkArFPnq Almeonl Ledge PrdPrlrR bre rireirKaa q Jar PNrem Ptrfyr, Ggyac AAarelaae. A rd'9 aygnp wAN Fy Onpn Rwvw Oe,rtl [p make . raoalrmr,datbd la Council en IM dymmdn a rv ~.n L~ a wr m.l.a+gy.d AppLLyrA 7err d VY Pymrr &Yn[a` lxyFa. A rq~l b a mAyraArbaMrYar N CCI ar1Q • raquaq Ir a qla owwapa a'arllRea born SarJb IO.Y{.fbOba .. •nalahsnt rm aroNwl b AyorAdod dtlN V a.ar n rr Rod [kn EwaF9 brace M 39a Orld9a ak•NAda E. F. D arraff Lbar Sill Yu Yiap Iq woe AAOtlnrc taln,+an ... 6y MNb M[hlapi, PWNar.lnm~ YNWMpr, A ra0unl fa amarmmanf to the plY p ila9r ter aAdmr rtl Nora9a beaba N aY Va! VWY Orha!lraa F. VaA V~ 3r FilYq wtl Trap B. YY Yabga 1atl FMYq, S monlymorrly n4nad b as ay Odds P•P! Skl P1e,ec Lauren WrA.rbn. A raRlraN yor a lD adeuai i migr anada ,Ar.nm':r cci urn . mtlror rWMibrbafrY bYr paykYrrdm d • parb"p gnga.9 ana bw rNW ehln oboes I h1a Diil}y1 G•unanranr lrpabd al 93t Fan Dpi Crwk OrtMaN d La A BraFrr ea, YaA ViXapa Iq >~^F AdpNota: Paps: .. naawxaa br Peso, Sghwprm Narabaa. T m°IM A RL, ,.fT. Tb appotloµartl .. AhaA PMM poop YY N a'.EiaplF to plgC YII41aNn dµYq ra9rrb ~a IrpyR n IRa drdMrA pb111ah rAllo bcNW al IM Tewm d VNI communlry Di+NOPnaat Dawm,glL 7s Sprlp Fronlaq Ikfb6 SlPli~grrp eanaYai rgen r•PeMteraa 9Flrar ,. Pyaaa 611410. 21HYaor{lpy}}a 10OIa 111dnralNq. rpmr DF vuL DEPAJTILIENi OF OOALAtdr7Y OEYELOPMENT P,eblyd n Tb Yµ TM pn4rrrh 2L 1 W! 19X3 Aram LaeoN MaA VI . It C16'S!T - D1dbVOkArWm LW -00 EMD39/8• R•tl Qrv,olN Spiq . CO EAAC1Ta9 - Rad Nand. care Dx - CO 823T3r - ReOrr Faddra 1gaJ (,rfPn arbvlr GL WagcA- W ELIESaI -11an D. MMm. TowN of vNL DEPARTMENT OF POLICE P,ebIW itltb YNI TrM tltllrM 71 aM m. I99J Public Notice NO71C[ OF RNAL PaYMEM NpnCE IS HEREBY DrvEN m.l dy Snkn Crank MgrppdAan Drtlnn of EepM County, Gobndp, aiA mW i Kral paYrrrerd er tb clM1o a Vµ Aa,rMn, Agar Erry Oroy r Tb Saaeaw n Avon, Aia1, Cdaatlo. m m Nr Apra 1 I, 1 WT al a,i tour d IOpO a m. t0 0are9oe Mumry, Ins. a v.u. cakxEd 1« ,u eor amy ey um Omu.eer n annwaan a waL m ry •Saman. 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