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HomeMy WebLinkAboutpitkin.bldg.272920200801 DOCUMENT LAYOUT Certificate of Occupancy or Letter of Completion (most recent project) Permits Final Inspections Any Supporting Documents Site Plans (no architectural plans) If there are previous projects they will follow in the same order. d� n J d L NUM M�. ELECTRICAL PERMIT APPLICATION. 3 PITKIN COUNTYjo COMMUNrrY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTENT 970 / 920 - 552677'^ M130 South Galena 970 / 920 -5532 Inspection Line Aspen, CO 81611 000 1. � � p J� l� 0 PERMIT NO. �{ JOE ADDIIII (1 AND efPEErI / 7,39 W fir 3 OWIVFR PNONE k' 4 - 76 S-/ 1'e t 6eoq%r t o / COMRAClggnR MMLINOADORfi3 O CO LO. I E G of r o s C/ BUILDING PERMIT # OCCUPANCY GROUP ., LECTRICAL VALUATION r7 r).V orle ac SQUARE FOOTAGE USE OF BUILDING COMMERCIAL "RESIDENTIAL CLASS OF WORK dADDMON QALTERATION ANEW ONSTRUCTION SERVICE r10THEIR DESCRIBE WORK IN DETAIL (FOR AmmoNs. ALTEAATms, NNOATE TYPE, NUMBER AM LOCATION OF SOURCE OF CIRCUnS .1.0 I IVl , o/ 64- oxii - a-0 -,W — I OJIMEPJAPPLICA1,11r. The undersigned applicant to personally porfonn electrical work on the described property or residence hereby certlHes, as a condition of issuance of such permit, that the above desrnbed property or residence Is Owned by the applicant: that the applicant's not engaged in the business of construction a remodeling: and such property is not Intended for sale a resets, not is it metal property (occupied or to be occupied by tonanta, whether transient or pemtanentl, nor will it be generally open to the public. it is understood that compliance with these assurances is a condition of the Issuance of an electrical penult to the applicant put. ward to the provisions of C.R.S. Section 12. 23-111 (2) (as amended), and that failure to comply herewith will be grounds for ryroDation of the electrical pe"If or any ce'lif a of Iswetl with respect to the property or resderxle described. Jr Applicant Date: sl. Payment of Pitkn County Use Tax The General Contractor or Owner Builder is required to a a Use Tax De q pay posit to Pitkin County (.5 %) on the building permit at time of issuance. All sub - permits pulled under a USE TV PERMITFEE DOUerE ^C)6 1 1 $ $ ` I building permit should be covered by this deposit payment. APPRObED BY FIRE vAFsf(AL DATE Stand -alone permits are required to pay the Use Tax Deposit to Pitkin County (.5 %) at time of permit Issuance since they are not covered under a building permit Stand -Alone Use Tax Payment: ❑ DEPOSIT - Pitkin County: .5% of 50% of project valuation. APPROVED BY NPC DATE EXEMPT- Exempt Organization and Number: NOTICE For as work done under tills permit, the pernlhtee accepts full responsibility for compliance with the National Electric Code, the City of Aspen ordinances, end all othercounty resolutions, dty ord4 Mantes, state laws. whichever applies. Perni t subject to revocation or suspension for violation of any taws governing same. An accepted final elecricel Inspection shag be obtained prior to using BUILDING DEPAR'fMFNTACCEPTANCE sy DATE t �; the electrical system. A final electrical inspection shall be requested within 08 hours after complet- ing an electrical Insulation. PEA VALIDATION < . ) M U' (I ' 6—p• �� DATE RECEIPT TOTAL � � � I � � � � � $ sslwvun oNianxl.ALrrt / Due %11Nf F iv�lfc "r {tii>S"ssil;'hueFM i61�!t6.La ��{�[q� 4 r " " "� E; ilp ht; IIA.It�:uL �R.s,�I. • c • y("FI WWT I il,l fl t " ",.,.i rm: Wi ese ,Pd ¢Fp r di's'�illi iiNt"76i11 0 z D z x z z m z c M InsgCList.rpt Inspection Check List Page: 14 6/28/2011 7:59:51AM PITKIN COUNTY Inspection Line:920 -5532 Inspection Schedule for mitchm Scheduled for June 28, 2011 Permit No: 0081.2011.PELE Type: 223 INSPECT PERMANENT SERVICE Notes: 970 963 2688 landline in Redstone Time: 12:00 Inspection Results: 1 - Accepted 2 - Accepted as Noted 3 - Rejected 4 - Partial /Not Complete Reinspection Fee $ Comments: /i Date Signature of Applicant Print Name Date Signature of Inspector Print Name Address Contact Name: Travis Contact # (720) 490 -6240 17839 HWY 133 COKE OVI Contractor: EXCEL ELECTRIC, INC. Owner: PITKIN COUNTY Page: 14 0 I'r • if fee - - D w „�, ■ .4-0 1 . i` I SIN CLEARING, GRUBBING AND EARTHMOVING PERMIT APPLICATION 1 .. 130 S Galena Street - Aspen, CO 81611 ,. ILA ti . r .r l( 970- 920 -5524 Fax 970- 920 -5439 Permit # .. 1 2004 cm www aspenpitkin com VALID PERMIT MUST BE KEPT ON SITE AT ALL TIMES Permit valid for one year unless otherwise specified. 1 Job Atldress,ne�/ ton a_ Coke Otis 2 Legal descnption f pr /.4k' of Twr 01" /�Pir/cn[ C,' 3 Owner(s)'s Nam // Contact/Fax Number Mai ing Addre , k /te r � o.,,, ,„/ Ei � 3 c mG (in 4 Owner's Authonzed Agent o ntact/Fax Number Mailing Address' 5 Co ractor's Name r - - Contact/ ax Number: Mailing Address Pita ocw1'y /Cr?K ,73/ 6 Architect or Engineer on Record Contact/Fax Nu Mailing Address 7 Parcel ID number of roperty where work will occur ,.,p Check http / /www aspenpitkin com /depts/3/ or call the Pitkin County 2121-70Z - Q(/[0 - / Assessor's Office at 970- 920 -5160 for the parcel ID number 8 Property also known as (Provide a detailed map showing the location at legible scale) P 44- tin CO1sn+1 CO ov ns 9 Land use approval number(s) 10 Type of work Nt Berm(s) Trench(es) Trail(s) Undergrounding Utilities Ponds (s) or other water diversion(s) Clearing /Grubbing .� Site Grading %. X Other Aril) -/!1 / CV/ , / �,d/2S 'et.-- r t-G;'1 7 • ,,6, ,C 11 Type of material to be excavated or placed on property ,,,,6 // e3 V` / 11a Material will be brought from ,'/ 1. IS 64 r/ -1- N. l 1 b Excavated matenal will be taken to A/ /A 12 Description of work. Total acreage or square footage of disturbance C.P' Total cubic yards of matenal moved /71. (c.) y r .. 1 n / Max cut depth Max fill depth 13 WII the project result in disturbance of x 1 acre of land? Yes No )[ 13a If you answered "Yes ", submit a copy of your state Construction Stormwater Permit or R- Factor waiver Information on this permit is available at http / /www cdphe state co us/ coq /PermitsUnit/stormwater /construction html 14 Is any portion of the project already complete? r/✓ If yes, give reason and date(s) of pnor construction activity. 15 Will the project disturb /result in removal of any vegetation? Yes No X 15a. If you answered "Yes" submit a revegetation plan, including a plant list with scientific names of species, planting schedule and method of irrigation. The County's Revegetation Guidelines are available at http / /www.asppenpitkin com /depts /64 /deptmain cfm 15b. How will you prevent the establishment of noxious weeds at the project? /Jet 6 c/. Pf 16. Will the project result in disturbance of any wetlands or npanan areas? Yes No x 16a If you answered "Yes", submit a description of your revegetation /mitigation plan, including a plant list with scientific names of species, planting schedule and method of imgation Also submit a copy of your U S. Army Corps of Engineers Sec 404 permit in connection with any disturbance of "jurisdictional waters" of the U S Contact the U S Army Corps of Engineers in Grand Junction (970- 243 -1199) for information on Sec 404 permit requirements. EM Permit -07 xls 2 -22 -07 17. WII the project involve work in the Pitkin County Right of Way? Yes No 17a. If you answered' Yes' a County Right of Way Work Permit must be obtained pnor to commencing work Information on this permit is available at http / /www aspenpitkin com /depts /24 /permits cfm or by calling Public Works at 970 - 920 -5390 18 WII the project disturb/involve work in the 100 -year flood plain? Yes No x 18a If you answered "Yes" a County Floodplain Development Permit must be obtained pnor to commencing work Information on this permit is available at: http / /www.aspenpitkrn com /depts/12/water_res cfm or by calling the Natural Rescourse Specialist at 970 -429 - 2033. Having carefully read the requirements, I (Applicant) hereby agree to the terms and conditions described within. This form is a permit only when validated by County staff. Work started without a permit will be subject to Pitkin County enforcement action and charged double permit fees. �- 19. Signature of Ap- . n - 19a. Date: 7 s - 20- 0 7 20. Sig . - • Property Owner(s): 20a. Date: FOR STAFF USE ONLY (DO NOT WRITE BELOW THIS LINE): 21 Additional Terms and Conditions of Permit (check all that apply). At the time of issuance of this permit you are required to post $ t as financial secunty to ensure successful completion of your revegetation plan. These monies will be held for two growing seasons from the date of completion of the project and will only be released at that time if a site visit by Pitkin County Land Management confirms that successful revegetation has been accomplished Applicant is obligated to contact Pitkin County Land Management (970- 920 -5214) to schedule the required two -year site visit. The monies will be forfeited if successful revegetabon is not confirmed after two growing seasons, or if Applicant fails to timely schedule the required site visit. A Fugitive Dust Control Plan approved by the Environmental Health and Natural Resources Department is required Documentation of decreed water nghts is required Documentation of State Engineer approval of a jurisdictional sized dam, or documentation of fling of a Notice of Intent to Construct a Non- Junsdictional Water Impoundment Structure (in the case of non- junsdictional size dam) is required Other There is a 5500.00 permit flat fee due at submittal of permit application. The following additional fees may be required to be paid prior to issuance of this permit: Natural Resource Specialist Referral Fee: $225 (required where water resource issues exist and in connection with wetland /nparian area disturbance) County Engineer Referral Fee $225 Additional Flat Fee for Applications Involving Large Scale Undergrounding of Utilities 8 Earthmoving Projects $225 You will also be invoiced by the Land Manager, Planning Engineer and Natural Resource Specialist for any review and follow up inspection time exceeding 2 hours at a rate of $150 /hr. Date Permit Application _ , Permit Flat Fee (due at submittal) .'j 5D0 Check # Received ,, 12 Z ib motT Additional Fees (due at issuance) �s Check # Date Permit Issued TOTAL FEE (no refunds) C.t '7W 22. Staff Comments Fees c�A.e L issuance, 'ir 23 Approved by Pitkin County Engineer Of req'd) 23a Date 24 Approved by Pitkin County NR Specialist Of req'd) 24a Date 25 Approved by Pitkin County Land Manager / ���,f/�I /� /��/'f 25a. Date 26 Approved by Pitkin County Planning Engineer/ _ " 1M"r t H11 - � 26a. Date s J o � ` J EM Permit -07 xls 2 -22 -07 x PITKIN COUNTY COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Permit Receipt RECEIPT NUMBER 00026417 Name: Pitkin County Date:7 /29 /2008 Project Address: 0 HWY 133 Type: check # 21244 Permit Number Fee Description Amount 0029.2007.PAEM PB- Engineering Earthmoving 350.00 0029.2007.PAEM PB- Land Mgmt Earthmoving 150.00 Total. 500.00 lk May 24, 2007 Re: grant request for the Redstone Coke Oven Project To Whom It May Concern: The Pitkin County Board of County Commissioners supports the Redstone Coke Oven Project grant funding request. The Redstone Coke Ovens are an important historic feature in Pitkin County. The Redstone Beehive Coke Ovens are located within the West Elk Loop Scenic and Historic Byway, on State Highway 133 at the entrance to Redstone. The Coke Ovens are listed on the National Register of Historic Places. As an important landmark, they are designated as the Redstone Coke Oven Historic District 5PT451. The town of Redstone, including the Redstone Inn, Cleveholm Manor (the historic 'Redstone Castle), and many homes in the town and along Redstone Boulevard, are also listed in the National Register and are recognized as valuable assets in the preservation of Colorado's history. The Redstone Historical Society, the Pitkin County Open Space and Trails Commission, and the Colorado State Historical Society all worked together to obtain grants and funding to purchase the coke oven site. This initiative took place to protect the site from demolition or development; however, the ovens themselves need restoration work to prevent further deterioration. This grant would present that opportunity. The Pitkin County Historic Preservation Officer, Redstone Historical Society, and Colorado Preservation Inc. will work together to ensure the most sensitive preservation of the coke ovens. These entities bring many years of historic preservation experience to the project. The project will follow the Secretary of the Interior's Standards and Guidelines for Rehabilitation. After the project, the property will remain in the ownership of Pitkin County. Operations will consist of annual monitoring of the structural integrity of the coke ovens and vegetation management of the site. The facility will be used to educate the public about the history of the area and the importance of the coke ovens to the community of Redstone, the Crystal River Valley, and the nation's coal mining and railroad era history. This project will protect and enhance an important feature of the byway, will preserve the historic nature of the site, and will protect the archaeological integrity of the historic coke ovens. The town of Redstone and the mining site of Coal Basin are adjacent to the Coke Ovens. This site is one of the many highlights for visitors and motorists while enjoying the scenic byway and the Crystal River Valley. Thank you for your serious consideration of this grant request. Sincerely; Michael M. Owsley Chair, Pitkin County Board of County Commissioners A•V-L-T Board of Directors May 22, 2007 Permanently preserving open lands for agriculture, wildlife and recreation Dave Bellack President Wally Obermeyer Jinn Lewis Vice - President Pitkin County Land Management Louis Meyer 76 Service Center Road Secretary Aspen, CO 81611 • Cathy Porter Treasurer Dear Mr. Lewis: Lee Ann Eustis Susan Hassol It was great news to hear that you are working to stabilize the Redstone Coke Ovens. The ovens, in addition to being a historic attraction for Carter Jackson tourists, are a visual reminder of Redstone's history and the industry that Chuck Johnson created the interest and wealthy for the Castle, the Redstone Inn and the pristine town that still exists.. David Parker Sue Rodgers Aspen Valley Land Trust worked with the Redstone Historic Society, Colorado Historical Society and Pitkin County to acquire the coke ovens - Steve Smith and to assure that they would be protected from potential development. Lathrop Strang While development is no longer a threat, time is. The ovens are in remarkably good shape but now is the time to stabilize and restore the Staff majority of the ovens. Martha Cochran Thank you for working on this important project. The ovens are an Executive Director important feature of the West Elks Scenic Byway and the National Shannon Meyer, Register of Historic Places. Aspen Valley Land Trust wholehearted) Associate Director P en Y wholeheartedly supports your efforts to preserve this important feature. Suzanne Fusaro, Technical Assistant Melissa Sumer Sincerely a. Office Manager 6,7,- G, Martha Cochran Executive Director Aspen Valley and Trust 320 Main Street • Suite 204 • Carbondale, Colorado 81623 • 970 963.8440 phone • 970 963.8441 fax www ovh ora , A G E AN A T �y 0 4 � �' I T « cOV May 22, 2007 Jim Lewis Pitkin County Land Management 76 Service Center Road Aspen, CO 81611 RE: C -DOT Highway Enhancement Grant Dear Jim, The Pitkin County Open Space and Trails Department is providing this letter of support for the Colorado Department of Transportation (C -DOT) Highway Enhancement Grant which will help fund stabilization and restoration efforts for the Historic Redstone Coke Ovens. These structures were listed on the National Registry of Historic Places in 1990. Our support is based on the premise that this project will provide much needed funding for stabilization of 76 existing Coke Ovens and allow 4 Coke Ovens to be restored to their original working condition. Pitkin County Open Space & Trails provided partial funding for the acquisition of the Historic Redstone Coke Ovens in 2004 in order to preserve and place the site into public ownership. The Redstone Coke Ovens have architectural significance; a grant furnished in 1995 by the Colorado Historical Society provided funding for an archeological stabilization assessment. Currently there is no designated funding source for this type of restoration project thus a C -DOT Highway Enhancement Grant would allow preservation work to begin on these historic coke ovens. Sincerely, �;�4 Kathleen O'Brien Pitkin County Open Space & Trails Coordinator Open Space & Trails Program 530 E. Main, Suite 301 Aspen, Colorado 81611 ® PRINTED ON RECYCLED PAPER (970) 920 -5232 William D. Jochems 654 Redstone Blvd. Redstone, CO 81623 May 19, 2007 Jim Lewis Pitkin County Land Management 76 Service Center Road Aspen, CO 81611 RE: Redstone Coke Ovens Dear Jim, I am writing to express my concern with the state of the coke ovens. As every year goes by, it seems that a few more bricks are dislodged, and the ovens degrade a little further on the way to ultimate ruin. The ovens are such an unusual and interested artifact of our past, that I hope a program of stabilization and restoration can be undertaken. And, if a few of the ovens could be restored to their original condition, then the program would be a great benefit to the public, particularly if a placard were erected which told how the ovens worked and described how they changed coal to coke, and the resulting advantages. Thank you for your consideration. 3 di / y Thai( Redstone Historical Society May 16.2006 Trustees Jim Lewis Pitkin County Land Management Ron Sorter 76 Service Center Road Presi0enr Tel. 983-1767 Aspen, CO 81611 sorters @,of oat Michelle Sorter Dear Mr. Lewis: V Ann Martin Our organization wholeheartedly supports your efforts in obtaining grant funding to help fleas Dick Simpson stabilize and restore the Redstone Coke Ovens. We think there isn't a project that could secr display more vividly the impact transportation has had on this area. Barb Albin Jeff Bier The town of Redstone was built to house the men (and their families) who fired these Bev Goss ovens. Here, the finest deposits of metallurgical coal in the West were brought down by Sue McEvoy narrow gauge from Coalbasin to be coked, then shipped to CF &I in Pueblo to be Dwell Munsell Nar_ry transformed into the steel that built the new America. Present -day state highway 133 lies right atop (and shares its centerline) with the original Crystal River railway, whose rails were removed in World War II to help build howitzer and shell. Those rails were made from steel smelted using the coke from these ovens. First, a wagon road, and then a railway, now a highway, running right by the ovens. We're convinced its travelers would benefit from stopping there and being able to really grasp the human effort expended through that span of time. Our organization has received assurances from the last owners of this property (a coal mining concern) that they would donate to us examples of the original coking tarry cars, rails, and other historic machinery to help complete the display of the few ovens you intend to restore fully to their 1903 vestments. We will assist you in every way possible. Thank you for your efforts on behalf of this tiny but proud little village. Best Regards, Rpn Sorter 0520 Redman Boulevard Redstone. (0 61623 z4,y s e ' COLORADO SCENIC AND HISTORIC BYWAYS PROGRAM �F2 n t ft° May 30, 2007 To Whom It May Concern: RE: Transportation Enhancement Application for Redstone Coke Ovens On behalf of the Colorado Scenic and Historic Byways Commission, I am pleased to write this letter of support for Pitkin County's Transportation Enhancement Program application to preserve the coke ovens in Redstone. The proposed project is located on the West Elk Loop Scenic and Historic Byway and would be a strung candidate for funding under the TE category of "Scenic Byways." The Redstone Beehive Coke Ovens are an important landmark along the byway and have been a popular interpretive stop for a number of years. This project is also an important component of the West Elk Loop's corridor management plan. The preservation of the coke ovens will be a valuable asset to the scenic byway by providing an outstanding interpretive experience to the thousands of visitors to the region while preserving and protecting a valuable resource in the Crystal River Valley. The Byways Commission believes the proposed project is an important element for the future success of the West Elk Loop Scenic and Historic Byway and strongly encourages full funding by the Transportation Enhancement Program. If you have questions, please feel free to call me at 303 - 757 -9786. Sincerely, Sally Pearce Program Coordinator COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, 4201 EASTARKANSAS, DENVER, CO 80222 " 303 - 757 -9786 May 24,2007 Re: grant request for the Redstone Coke Oven Project To Whom It May Concern: The West Elk Loop Scenic and Historic Byway Committee would like to offer its support for the Redstone Coke Oven Project grant funding request. . One of the goals of the Byway, as described in the Byway's strategic plan, is the preservation of important historic features along the byway and the educational values and opportunities related to that preservation. The Redstone Beehive Coke Ovens are located within the West Elk Loop Scenic and Historic Byway, are located on State Highway 133 at the entrance to Redstone, and are listed on the National Register of Historic Places. As an important landmark, they are designated as the Redstone Coke Oven Historic District 5PT451. The village of Redstone, including the Redstone Inn, Cleveholm Manor (the historic `Redstone Castle), and many homes in the village and along Redstone Boulevard, are also listed in the National Register and are recognized as valuable assets in the preservation of Colorado's history. The Redstone Historical Society, the Pitkin County Open Space and Trails Commission, and the Colorado State Historical Society were able to work together to obtain grants and funding to purchase the coke oven site so that it would be protected from demolition or development; however, the ovens themselves need restoration work to prevent further deterioration. This grant would present that opportunity. The Pitkin County Historic Preservation Officer, Redstone Historical Society, and Colorado Preservation Inc. will work together to ensure the most sensitive preservation of the coke ovens. These entities bring many years of historic preservation experience to the project. The project will follow the Secretary of the Interior's Standards and Guidelines for Rehabilitation. After the project, the property will remain in the ownership of Pitkin County. Operations will consist of annual monitoring of the structural integrity of the coke ovens and vegetation management of the site. The facility will be used to educate the public about the history of the area and the importance of the coke ovens to the community of Redstone, the Crystal River Valley, and the nation's coal mining and railroad era history. This project will protect and enhance an important feature of the byway, will preserve the historic nature of the site, and will protect the archaeological integrity of the historic coke ovens. The village of Redstone and the mining site of Coal Basin are adjacent to the Coke Ovens. This site is one of the many highlights for visitors and motorists while enjoying the scenic byway and the Crystal River Valley. Thank you for your serious consideration of this grant request. West Elk Loop Scenic and Historic Byway. Dave Roberts, chairman oFACC Redstone Restoration Coke Oven Project R \Y Y a � s 7 S l er , , a Att. 3 pci , -1 �� ij •1 F +. p y. Y t L �)) y Ili isiii. '*.. . S ti ts. t ;4-4 e-, -, -i 1 ? i': 1 Pori *k. 9't • A A _ ( y i ' �� r ) J } 4 -: Ltwtt-[5 of DIs ertJ12 entAC , I ec TIVIIN NvtaoP� Redstone Coke -Oven Seed Mix 25 % Slender Wheatgrass (Agropyron trachycaulum) 20 % Western Wheatgrass (Agropyron smithii) 12.5% Arizona Fescue (Festuca arizonica) 12.5% Green Needlegrass (Stipa viriduala) 20 % Bluebunch Wheatgrass(Agropyron spicatum) 5 % Indian Ricegrass (Oryzopsis hymenoides) 2.5% Penstemon 2.5 % Mountain Big sage (Artmisia tridentata) 1 / • c / 5U ; � x ` [ � :e4 ,/ // &i, 11 hc) 5 ecJ LJ : 1- h cF 17 /bskfr or rz Cam 1-, 7/ C Tlze �,.1.1e -7-At ~~~' - / ~ 3 G ~ ~r,, ~ (`J v evi s -~~ October 3, 1997 ~ FL+~.®v OC j ~O cosy ~S„ 619yj 30 SouthyGalena pment M~Niry~~,F o' Mstir Aspen, CO 81611. Attention to Vickie, Vickie, today 1 talked to Larry Doval in the build"ing department about a change on the Miners Monumentplans in Redstone:" The foNowing change hasbeen made: The stem walls have been deleted. This is due to the fact that if we proceed`with the current plan, alt the pine trees surrounding the site. would have to be destroyed. Also, please-note that the concrete thickness has been changed to a 10 inch slab with a single course of No. 5 re5ar on 16 inch centers. This concrete slat) will rest on a well compacted layer of a minima of 6 inches of gravel. Enclosed. is the new copy of the revi- These drawings have been signed and sta drawings can still be used under the o!d pE draw+ng for the M+ners Monument. byy an engineer. Hopefully these -The permit number is 7-510. If you have any questions please calf me at 970-984-252$. Thank you in advance. Matthew Van Hoose Van Hoose Construction 174Q County Road 241 New Castle, CO 81647 Enc. MVH/wh 6 ~9g1 5, y ~.:: }3 4; . ~. e% a 5 ~ t LCYVGHiASL shi~A y, ~. j O ~'fitF~ r~ti ~~AKnt~ ~ OA S'r-t C,,. ;:-~ Wet; Shtc/r~s rb s{tea / "~ ~. /A/SC.e/.~Tio~ ~~/2te$Oy Ga>I GYP 7`{° l /. e « .~. .___ __ (L fi d / L /D" ~it c~E.. 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N7^ 1 9 / O ,_.. . , ' 1 n `~n}0' "`\ ' ~ y h ,~egce LiwE ~„ ; ~ J k ,. ~ „ ~ '1 ~V`~ ~~`> p~FC,~a ~ ~ ~~w° ~ ~. sro: v sic.u' I ~~ . ~, . v ~~ . -__"_..U6 fFE_~K~ _.__._ ., .'ice..:. LDT PLAN VIEW OF SITE for :MID-CONTINENT'S MINER'S MONUMENT"` at REDSTONE, COLORADO. NEAR COKE. OVENS AND COUNTY ROAD SCALE 1 in. = 10 ft` Date 7-14-97 Revised 9-22-97 J.A. Reeves P.E. F~ e~ P~~ ~ 4282 `N ~, 1* P.E. & L.S. ~d~ ,. -,w:. YYV. vzyz ;~ :,.~ ~' x,.: ~', u;~ ,r ~