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DOCUMENT LAYOUT THIS FILE MAY OR MAY NOT CONTAIN ALtt OF THE INFORMATION LISTED BELOW IN THE FOLLOWING ORDER Summary Sheet Resolution for the BOCC and /or P &Z Ordinance for the BOCC and /or P &Z Determination for the Hearing Officer Administrative Determination Staff Memo Application Public Notice, Acceptance Letter, Referral(s) Letter Site Plan Miscellaneous Plat(s) Parcel ID: 2735- 14 -4 -01 -802 Application Date: 9/2/08 Case No: P103 -08 Description: Aspen Music Festival and School Road Vacation and Minor Plat Amendment Planner: Suzanne Wolff # Copies: 10 Allocated Hours: 4 % Over Hours: 4.8 Project Address: 2 MUSIC SCHOOL RD, ASPEN, CO 81611 Property Owner: MUSIC ASSOCIATES OF ASPEN INC Owner's REP: ALAN RICHMAN REP's Email: Referrals: ALL OTHER REFERRALS EH & NR REFERRAL Comments Due Date: 10/10/2008 Address: 2 MUSIC SCHOOL RD ASPEN. CO 81611 Address: PO BOX 3613 ASPEN, CO 81612 Owner Phone: REP's Phone: (970) 920 -1125 Other Referrals: Public Works Maroon /Castle Creek Caucus Meetings: list Meeting: 2nd Meeting: Meeting Date: 10/22/2008 11/05/2008 Review Body: bocc bocc Public Hearing? yes no Notice Date: 09/21/2008 Meeting Notes: Approvals: BOCC Resolution #: P &Z Determination #: BOCC Ordinance #: 034 -2008 #587204 HO Determination #: Admin Determination #: 3rd Meeting: Other Information: VR Approval Date: Plat Recorded Date: VR Expires Date: Plat (Bk, PG): Remarks: No vesting No Maps Re BOCC Ord #034 -2008 #587221 Easement #587205 _ Application Type: Road Vacations Minor Plat Amendment ApP�urd b ya ol;� arch N p . 03 �1 -zoa 8 CONTRACT # `6- 6! v EASEMENT AGREEMENT FOR MUSIC SCHOOL ROAD THIS EASEMENT AGREEMENT, is made and entered into this Zf N- ay of rdbVtAaLy l , 2012, by and between MUSIC ASSOCIATES OF ASPEN INC., a Colorado non - profit corporation (hereinafter referred to as "MAA" or "Grantor "), and THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF PITKIN COUNTY, COLORADO, c/o Pitkin County Attorney, 530 East Main Street, Suite 302, Aspen, Colorado 81611, as the governing body of Pitkin County, Colorado (hereinafter referred to as "the County" and "Grantee." RECITALS: 1. The MAA is the owner of the Aspen Music School Castle Creek Campus, as described and and shown on the Amended Final Plat bearing that name recorded in Plat Book jT at Page _351 under Reception No. of the records of the Clerk and Recorder of Pitkin County on I'ha -yc�j 1�-, Zo t 2. , (the "Final Plat "). 2. The MAA, as Grantor, desires by this instrument (i) to establish and to grant to the County a perpetual and irrevocable easement and right -of -way for a public road over and along that alignment depicted as "New Location of Music School Road" on the Final Plat at Plat Book _qj_ at Page 3", said Final Plat sheet being entitled "Final Plat Replacement Easements." 3. The County desires by this instrument to accept said easement and right of way for a public road. 4. Grantor and Grantee further wish to assume certain responsibilities in connection with the public road easement granted herein. NOW, THEREFORE, for and in consideration of the mutual covenants and agreements set forth herein, and for other good and valuable considerations, the receipt and sufficiency of which are hereby acknowledged, Grantor and the County agree as follows: AGREEMENT 1. Grant of Easement. The MAA, on behalf of itself and its successors and assigns, hereby grants unto the County and its successors and assigns, with warranties of title, a perpetual and irrevocable easement and right -of -way for a public road over and along that alignment depicted as "New Location of Music School Road" on the Final Plat at Plat Book 79 at Page 3'7 , said Final Plat sheet being entitled "Final Plat Replacement Easements." The easement and right -of -way shall be sixty (60) feet in width, and shall provide unrestricted County and public access along its entire length. The following list of allowed uses is descriptive only and is not intended to impose a limitation on the County's or the public's rights of use: a. By the County and other federal, state and local governmental agencies for official administrative uses, law enforcement, firefightine. emereency medical, construction, maintenance and all other official business purposes. RECEPTION #: 587205, 03/05/2012 at 1 03:44:19 PM, 1 of 4, R $0.00 Doc Code EASEMENT Janice K. Vos Caudill, Pitkin County, CO b. By the public for motorized and non - motorized ingress and egress to and from the MAA Campus and points beyond. C. By the public for parking and special events as may be allowed by the County in its sole discretion. d. By the public for all uses recognized as proper uses of a public road, street, highway, or right -way by applicable law. e. As used in this Agreement, the "public" shall include the general public, the County and all other governmental agencies. 2. Relocation of Existing Music School Road. The existing easement for Music School Road shall remain in effect until the MAA has completed all construction activities required to relocate Music School Road to the easement alignment granted herein. The MAA shall complete all such construction necessary to relocate Music School Road at its own expense, and must do so to the satisfaction of the County Engineer and in compliance with any and all design and permit requirements of the Pitkin County Asset Management Plan. 3. MAA Covenants. The MAA, in behalf of itself and its successors and assigns, covenants and agrees as follows: a. Neither it nor its contractors shall undertake activities on Music School Road that would create a barrier, impediment, or hazard to motorized or non - motorized travel without first obtaining the written consent of the County Engineer. This includes, without limitation, parking or staging of vehicles, or of any other material or substance, on Music School Road. Absent prior authorization of the County Engineer, the MAA may use Music School Road only for purposes of ingress and egress in the same manner allowed to other members of the public. b. The MAA shall have a continuing obligation to maintain the new alignment of Music School Road granted herein; provided, however, that it shall not undertake construction, repair, or maintenance of Music School Road (other than plowing snow, crack sealing, and pit -hole repair) without obtaining prior written consent of the County Engineer and all applicable permits. Nothing in this Agreement shall be deemed to exempt the MAA from full compliance with the Pitkin County Land Use Code, the Pitkin County Asset Management Plan, or other laws relating to land or road use, management, or maintenance. C. The MAA shall install, and properly maintain for the longest period allowed by applicable law, fencing or other barriers in the locations shown as "Snow Fencing/Barrier Area" on the Final Plat at Plat Book qz% at Page 31 , said Final Plat sheet being entitled "Final Plat Replacement Easements." The fencing or other barriers installed shall be to the reasonable satisfaction of the County Engineer, and shall be sufficient to prevent snow, rock, and other debris from entering the new location of Music School Road providing for herein. 4. County Construction and Maintenance. The County may, but shall have no obligation to: construct, reconstruct, repair, maintain, improve, or otherwise alter Music School Road and all of its associated facilities, including but not limited to drainage facilities. This right of construction and maintenance specifically entitles the County to undertake all actions appropriate for a public road, including without limitation the installation of facilities or structures identified in the Colorado Department of Transportation's Standard Plans and Specifications for Road and Bridge Construction and any other public highway design or construction manual that is generally accepted in the field of public road or highway design or construction. 5. No Effect on Castle Creek Road. Nothing herein shall be deemed to vacate or otherwise affect the right of way for Castle Creek Road, which the parties recognize was not affected by the vacation of the Newman Tunnel Spur as provided in Pitkin County Board of County Commissioners Resolution No. 050 -2008 and Ordinance No. 034 -2008. 6. No Waiver of Approval Requirements. Nothing herein shall be construed to exempt the MAA from full compliance with applicable land use approvals or requirements, including without limitation those set forth on the Final Plat. 7. Attorney's Fees. In the event the interpretation or enforcement of this Easement Agreement should ever become the subject of litigation between the parties hereto, the prevailing party shall be entitled to an award of its reasonable costs and attorney fees incurred in connection therewith. 8. Binding Effect. ffect. This Easement Agreement shall run with the land, and shall be binding upon and shall inure to the benefit of the parties hereto and their respective heirs, personal representatives, successors and assigns forever, including all future owners of the (Castle Creek Campus) or any portions thereof. 9. Miscellaneous. This Easement Agreement may not be modified except in writing signed by the authorized representatives of the parties hereto. This Easement Agreement does not create or give rise to any confidential or fiduciary relationship between or among the Grantor on the one hand and Grantee on the other. In addition, this Easement Agreement does not constitute any party hereto the agent of any other party hereto for any purpose whatsoever, nor does any party hereto have the right or authority to assume, create or inure any liability of any kind, express or implied, against or in the name or on behalf of any other party. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have duly executed this Easement Agreement effective the day and year first above written. MUSIC ASSOCIATES OF ASPEN, INC., a Colorado no - profit corporation. Alan Fletcher, President J APPROVED AS TO FORM: Pitkin County Attorney - v.. STATE OF COLORADO ) ) ss. COUNTY OF PITKIN BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF PITKIN COUNTY, COLORADO By: A vv6! 6W Michael Owsley, Chairm 6 ` The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me, a Notary Put Fletcher as President of the Music Associates of Aspen, Inc. this day of 2012. WITNESS my hand and official seal. By commission expires Alie o STATE OF COLORADO ) ss. COUNTY OF PITKIN ) I: mm *CamdlWm Expires 05/20/2012 The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me, a Notary Public, by Michael Ows y as Chairman of the Board of County Commissioners of Pitkin County, Colorado this a day of 2012. 53811071 WITNESS my hand and official seal. r / Not ry Public By commission expires 4 yOSARY p(avc RECEPTION #: 587204, 0 3 /0 512 01 2 at 03:44:18 PM, 1 OF 3, R $0.00 Doc Code ORDINANCE Janice K. Vos Caudill, Pitkin County, CO AN ORDINANCE OF TILE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF PITNIN COUNTY, COLORADO AUTHORIZING VACATION AND CONVEYANCE OF A PORTION OF THE NEWMAN TUNNEL SPUR RAILROAD RIGHT -OF -WAY TO THE MUSIC ASSOCIATES OF ASPEN INC. AND RRF CORPORATION-, AND AUTHORIZING VACATION OF TAE EASEMENTfOR MUSIC SCHOOL ROAD AND ACCFXW -Q A,,NEW EASEMENT ON THE MUSIC ASSOCIATES OF ASPEN INC. PROPERTY Ordinance No. gq -2008 Recitals m 1. Music Associates of Aspen Inc, (" Applimnf') has initiated the procedure under the Pitkin County Land Use Code for vacation and conveyance of the portion of the Newman Tunnel Spur Railroad Right - of -Way that traverses thew property. The right -of -way is described in Exhibit A, and was conveyed to Piddn County in 1938 by the Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad Company by quit claim deed recorded in Book 167 at Page 32. The portion of the Newman Tunnel Spur to be vacated and conveyed also traverses property owned by RRF Corporation (Richard Furman); Mr. Furman has consented to the application, and his legal access would not be affected by the vacation. 2, in addition, the Applicant is requesting to vacate an access easement that was granted to the "v County in Book 476 at page 402, in anticipation of granting a replacement easement to the County to Y maintain access to public and private lands above the AMFS campus. J3 This read vacation application is governed by the standards set forth in Pitkin County Land Use Code § 2- 30- 30(h)(7) and by CRS § 43-2-303. 4, The BOCC considered the application at a duly noticed public hearing on October 22, 2008, and on second reading at a regular meeting on November 5, 2008, 5. The BOCC finds that the proposal complies with the applicable criteria set forth in the Pi &m County Land Use Code. �S 6. This vacation shall not leave any land adjoining the roads without an established public or private access easement eounecting said land with another established road. NOW THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of County Commissioners of Pitkin Y County, Colorado CBOCC'D that: I . Effective upon receipt and acceptance of replacement easements acceptable to the County Attorney, the BOCC approves the vacation of the portion of the Newman Tunnel Spur railroad right-of-way as that traverses the properties owned by the Music Associates of Aspen Inc. and RRF Corporation, described in Exhibit A. No other portion of the NeyYfian Tunnel right of way shall be deemed vacated by this Ordinance, and the vacation provided by this Ordinance shall be effective only upon completion of the condition subsequent of receipt and acceptance by the BOCC of fully- binding replacement easements in a form acceptable to the County Attorney. 2. Effective upon recelpt and acceptance of a replacement easement acceptable to the County Attorney, the BOCC approves the vacation of the easement granted to the County in Book 476 at Page 402 for Music School Road, RECEPTION #: 587221, 03/06/2012 at Ll fI5 f 11:41:37 AM, 1 OF 5, R $0.00 Doc Code ORDINANCE Janice K. Vos Caudill, Pitkin County, CO u Ordinance #7 -2D08 Page 2 3, Within 120 days from the date of this approval, the Applicant shall prepare an amended plat in accordance with Section 5 -60 -040 of the Land Use Code, and submit the plat to the Commanity Development Department and County Attorney for approval and recordation. The amended plat shall show the portion of the railroad right-of-way to be vacated and the location of the replacement easements. The owners of the affected lots shall sigh the mylar copy of the amended plat prior to submittal for recording. The plat shall also reflect the amended easement for Music School Road on the Applicant's property. Replacement easement documents shall be finalized prior to submission of the amended plat or plats. 4. The Chairman or his designee is authorized to sign a deed and other such documents that may be necessary to complete the vacation and conveyance ofthe Newman Tunnel Spur railroad right -of -way to the Music Associates of Aspen Inc. and RRF Corporation, and the acceptance of the replacement easements. 5. The County Attorney shall not approve a replacement easement that does not include provisions acceptable to the County Engineer for addressing snow, rock, and other debris that may enter the replacement easements from Castle Creek Road. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING PUBLISHED ON THE 2Is1 DAY OF SEPTEMMER, 2008. IN'T'RODUCED AND FIRST READ AT A PUBLIC HEARING ON TIME 22" DAY OF O&OBER, 2008. APPROVED UPON SECOND READING AND PUBLIC HEARING ON THE 5" DAY OF NOVFMBER, 2008, PUBLISHED AFTER ADOPTION I N THE ASPEN TIMES ON THE � DAY OF 1240& P007 THIS ORDINANCE SHALL BECOME EFFECTIVE THIRTY (30) BAYS AFTER PUBLICATION FOLLOWING FINAL ADOPTION BY TI3E BOARD. 2 �. Ordinance #63V-2008 Page 3 APPROVED AS TO FORM: John Ely County e P103 -08 PID 273514701802 & 273513300017 Li BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF PITKIN COUNTY, COLORADO Jack Hatfield (�_ 1 44`, Chairman Q� 2a L�t.E,�tPa. 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Dm ¢l sac es, Dor d. cd, DDT D 6 m o00 00 r H P. a. a bOO OO Dom s, b 8AC M. d e DDD DD 40 � lot do l aea m Tfses�na. a mAD e o ao R. 8.al.fife .r AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF PTPKIN COUNTY, COLORADO AUTHORIZING VACATION AND CONVEYANCE OF A PORTION OF THE NEWMAN TUNNEL SPUR RAILROAD RIGHT -OF -WAY TO THE MUSIC ASSOCIATES OF ASPEN INC. AND RRF CORPORATION; AND AUTHORIZING VACATION OF THE EASEMENT FOR MUSIC SCHOOL ROAD AND ACCEPTING A NEW EASEMENT ON THE MUSIC ASSOCIATES OF ASPEN INC. PROPERTY Ordinance NoAq -2008 Recitals 1. Music Associates of Aspen Inc. ( "Applicant") has initiated the procedure under the Pitkin County Land Use Code for vacation and conveyance of the portion of the Newman Tunnel Spur Railroad Right+ of -Way that traverses their property. The right -of -way is described in Exhibit A, and was conveyed to Pitkin County in 1938 by the Denver and Rio Grande Westem Railroad Company by quit claim deed recorded in Book 167 at Page 32. The portion of the Newman Tunnel Spur to be vacated and conveyed', also traverses property owned by RRF Corporation (Richard Furman); Mr. Furman has consented to the application, and his legal access would not be affected by the vacation. 2. In addition, the Applicant is requesting to vacate an access easement that was granted to the County in Book 476 at Page 402, in anticipation of granting a replacement easement to the County to maintain access to public and private lands above the AMFS campus. 3. This road vacation application is governed by the standards set forth in Pitkin County Land Use Code § 2- 30- 30(hx7) and by CRS § 43 -2 -303. 4. The BOCC considered the application at a duly noticed public hearing on October 22, 2008, and on second reading at a regular meeting on November 5, 2008. 5. The BOCC finds that the proposal complies with the applicable criteria set forth in the Pitkin County Land Use Code. 6. This vacation shall not leave any land adjoining the roads without an established public or private access easement connecting said land with another established road. NOW THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of County Commissioners of Pitkin County, Colorado ( "BOCC ") that: Effective upon receipt and acceptance of replacement easements acceptable to the County Attorney, the BOCC approves the vacation of the portion of the Newman Tunnel Spur railroad right-of-way that traverses the properties owned by the Music Associates of Aspen Inc. and RRF Corporation, as described in Exhibit A. No other portion of the Nei�Man Tunnel right of way shall be deemed vacated by this Ordinance, and the vacation provided by this Ordinance shall be effective only upon completion of the condition subsequent of receipt and acceptance by the BOCC of fully- binding replacement easements in a form acceptable to the County Attorney. 2. Effective upon receipt and acceptance of a replacement easement acceptable to the County Attorney, the BOCC approves the vacation of the easement granted to the County in Book 476 at Page 402 for Music School Road. � O� Ordinance k7 -2008 Page 2 Within 120 days from the date of this approval, the Applicant shall prepare an amended plat in accordance with Section 5-60 -040 of the Land Use Code, and submit the plat to the Community Development Department and County Attorney for approval and recordation. The amended plat shall show the portion of the railroad right -of -way to be vacated and the location of the replacement easements. The owners of the affected lots shall sign the mylar copy of the amended plat prior to submittal for recording. The plat shall also reflect the amended easement for Music School Road on the Applicant's property. Replacement easement documents shall be finalized prior to submission of the amended plat or plats. 4. The Chairman or his designee is authorized to sign a deed and other such documents that may be necessary to complete the vacation and conveyance of the Newman Tunnel Spur railroad right -of -way to the Music Associates of Aspen Inc. and RRF Corporation, and the acceptance of the replacement easements. 5. The County Attorney shall not approve a replacement easement that does not include provisions acceptable to the County Engineer for addressing snow, rock, and other debris that may enter the replacement easements from Castle Creek Road. 2008. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING PUBLISHED ON THE 21" DAY OF SEPTEMBER, INTRODUCED AND FIRST READ AT A PUBLIC HEARING ON THE 22ND DAY OF OCTOBER, 2008. APPROVED UPON SECOND READING AND PUBLIC HEARING ON THE 5TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 2008. PUBLISHED AFTER ADOPTION IN THE ASPEN TIMES ON THE � DAY OF ,2008. ADO J THIS ORDINANCE SHALL BECOME EFFECTIVE THIRTY (30) DAYS AFTER PUBLICATION FOLLOWING FINAL ADOPTION BY THE BOARD. R 3 Ordinance #03V-2008 Page 3 APPROVED AS TO FORM: John Ely County P103 -08 PID 273514701802 & 273513300017 BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF PITKIN COUNTY, COLORADO kft Jack Hatfield AW -re&`y Chairman A 0444 ,'y°Sd't' J, I L cF( Cindy Houben Community Development Director rurfauv It:UI ES TO: Board of County Commissioners Regular Meeting C— Novem�ber 5, 2008 THRU: Cindy Houb n, Com unity Development Director FROM: Suzanne Wolff, Senior Planner* RE: Aspen Music Festival and School Right -of -Way and Easement Vacations and Minor Plat Amendment SUMMARY OF REQUEST: The Applicants are requesting to vacate a railroad right -of -way that crosses the campus. The neighboring land owner (to the south), Richard Furman, has joined in the petition for vacation of the railroad right -of -way, which also crosses his property. The Applicant is also requesting to vacate the access easement for Music School Road in anticipation of granting a replacement easement to the County for the realignment of Music School Road, as shown on the draft amended plat. The BOCC approved the vacations on first reading on October 22, 2008. APPLICANT: Aspen Music Festival and School REPRESENTATIVE: Alan Richman LOCATION: Music School Road of off Castle Creek Road ZONING: The property is zoned P -I and contains 22.815 acres. ISSUES: The Ordinance has been revised to ensure that the vacations are effective only once the County has received and approved replacement easements, and to add a condition that requires the replacement easement to address the snowplowing issue discussed at first reading. RECOMMENDATION: Staff recommends that the BOCC adopt the a motion to vacate the Newman Tunnel Spur railroad right -of -way and the road easement recorded in Book 476 at Page 402 on second reading, subject to the attached Ordinance. • Ms. Wolff is a professional planner with a Bachelor's degree in Urban Studies flour the University ofPconrAvenis, and is a member of the American Institute ofCenifiM Planners Ms Wolff W workM for Ne AspeofPki n County Community Developmrnt Do nerpont for 16 year; and as a Planter /SernT Planner within that depenment for 121/: years. In her planning position, Ms. Wolffhes reviewed numerous land use applications pursuant to the Polon Cowry Lam Use Code. iO4 y AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY OF PITKIN COUNTY, COLORADO AUTHORIZING VACATION AND CONVEYANCE OF A PORTION OF THE NEWMAN TUNNEL SPUR RAILROAD RIGHT -OF -WAY TO THE MUSIC ASSOCIATES OF ASPEN INC. AND RRF CORPORATION; AND AUTHORIZING VACATION OF THE EASEMENT FOR MUSIC SCHOOL ROAD AND ACCEPTING A NEW EASEMENT ON THE MUSIC ASSOCIATES OF ASPEN INC. PROPERTY Ordinance No. -2008 Recitals 1. Music Associates of Aspen Inc. ( "Applicant') has initiated the procedure under the Pitkin County Land Use Code for vacation and conveyance of the portion of the Newman Tunnel Spur Railroad Right - of -Way that traverses their property. The right -of -way is described in Exhibit A, and was conveyed to Pitkin County in 1938 by the Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad Company by quit claim deed recorded in Book 167 at Page 32. The portion of the Newman Tunnel Spur to be vacated and conveyed also traverses property owned by RRF Corporation (Richard Furman); Mr. Furman has consented to the application, and his legal access would not be affected by the vacation. 2. In addition, the Applicant is requesting to vacate an access easement that was granted to the County in Book 476 at Page 402, in anticipation of granting a replacement easement to the County to maintain access to public and private lands above the AMTS campus. 3. This road vacation application is governed by the standards set forth in Pitkin County Land Use Code § 2- 30- 30(h)(7) and by CRS § 43 -2 -303. 4. The BOCC considered the application at a duly noticed public hearing on October 22, 2008, and on second reading at a regular meeting on November 5, 2008. 5. The BOCC finds that the proposal complies with the applicable criteria set forth in the Pitkin County Land Use Code. 6. This vacation shall not leave any land adjoining the roads without an established public or private access easement connecting said land with another established road. NOW THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of County Commissioners of Pitkin County, Colorado ( "BOCC ") that: 1. Effective upon receipt and acceptance of replacement easements acceptable to the County Attorney, the BOCC approves the vacation of the portion of the Newman Tunnel Spur railroad right -of -way that traverses the properties owned by the Music Associates of Aspen Inc. and RRF Corporation, as described in Exhibit A. No other portion of the Newman Tunnel right of way shall be deemed vacated by this Ordinance, and the vacation provided by this Ordinance shall be effective only upon completion of the condition subsequent of receipt and acceptance by the BOCC of fully- binding replacement easements in a form acceptable to the County Attorney. 2. Effective upon receipt and acceptance of a replacement easement acceptable to the County Attorney, the BOCC approves the vacation of the easement granted to the County in Book 476 at Page 402 for Music School Road. ro Ordinance # -2008 Page 2 3. Within 120 days from the date of this approval, the Applicant shall prepare an amended plat in accordance with Section 5 -60 -040 of the Land Use Code, and submit the plat to the Community Development Department and County Attorney for approval and recordation. The amended plat shall show the portion of the railroad right -of -way to be vacated and the location of the replacement easements. The owners of the affected lots shall sign the mylar copy of the amended plat prior to submittal for recording. The plat shall also reflect the amended easement for Music School Road on the Applicant's property. Replacement easement documents shall be finalized prior to submission of the amended plat or plats. 4. The Chairman or his designee is authorized to sign a deed and other such documents that may be necessary to complete the vacation and conveyance of the Newman Tunnel Spur railroad right -of -way to the Music Associates of Aspen Inc. and RRF Corporation, and the acceptance of the replacement easements. 5. The County Attorney shall not approve a replacement easement that does not include provisions acceptable to the County Engineer for addressing snow, rock, and other debris that may enter the replacement easements from Castle Creek Road. 2008. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING PUBLISHED ON THE 21" DAY OF SEPTEMBER, INTRODUCED AND FIRST READ AT A PUBLIC HEARING ON THE 22ND DAY OF OCTOBER, 2008. APPROVED UPON SECOND READING AND PUBLIC HEARING ON THE 5TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 2008. PUBLISHED AFTER ADOPTION IN THE ASPEN TIMES ON THE DAY OF , 2008. THIS ORDINANCE SHALL BECOME EFFECTIVE THIRTY (30) DAYS AFTER PUBLICATION FOLLOWING FINAL ADOPTION BY THE BOARD. Ordinance # _ -2008 Page 3 ATTEST: Jeanette Jones Deputy Clerk APPROVED AS TO FORM: John Ely County Attorney P103 -08 PID 273514701802 & 273513300017 y BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF PITKIN COUNTY, COLORADO Jack Hatfield Chairman (CL Cindy Houben Community Development Director MEMORANDUM TO: Board of County Commissioners Regular Meeting — October 22, 2008 THRU: Cindy Hou en, o`m unity Development Director FROM: Suzanne Wolff, Senior Planner* RE: Aspen Music Festival and School Right -of -Way and Easement Vacations and Minor Plat Amendment SUMMARY OF REQUEST: The Applicants are requesting to vacate a railroad right -of -way that crosses the campus. The neighboring land owner (to the south), Richard Furman, has joined in the petition for vacation of the railroad right -of -way, which also crosses his property. The Applicant is also requesting to vacate the access easement for Music School Road in anticipation of granting a replacement easement to the County for the realignment of Music School Road, as shown on the draft amended plat. APPLICANT: Aspen Music Festival and School REPRESENTATIVE: Alan Richman LOCATION: Music School Road of off Castle Creek Road ZONING: The property is zoned P -1 and contains 22.815 acres. BACKGROUND: The BOCC granted approval to the Applicant for a Public- Institutional Master Plan, Site Plan Review and GMQS Exemption for civic and institutional uses, pursuant to Resolution No. 050- 2008. In preparing an amended plat to record in association with this approval, the County Engineer informed the Applicant of the presence of a deed to a right -of -way held by the County for the Newman Tunnel Spur, a railroad line that once crossed the property. The right -of -way was conveyed to the County in 1938 by the Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad Company. The Applicant had been unaware of the existence of the right -of -way, as it had not appeared on any title commitments or previous plats for the property and was not raised as an issue during the prior land use reviews. The right -of -way generally coincides with Music School Road as it enters the property, then crosses Castle Creek and continues along the toe of the slope to the back (north) end of the campus. The right -of -way conflicts with the location of several existing structures and buildings approved as part of the Master Plan. The campus was subdivided from property to the north in 1973. A road easement was granted to the County for Music School Road in 1974 in Book 290 at Page 96. This easement was replaced with a new easement in Book 476 at Page 402. REFERRAL COMMENTS: Comments from the County Engineer are included in the staff comments below. The application was referred to the Maroon /Castle Creek Caucus, but comments were not provided. 1 04� 5 STAFF COMMENTS: ROAD AND EASEMENT VACATIONS: The Applicant is requesting to vacate a railroad right -of -way and an access easement. A road or easement may be vacated at the request of a private landowner(s) or at the insistence of the County subject to compliance with the following standards of Sec. 2- 30- 30(h)(7) of the Land Use Code. 1. Vacation shall be approved if it is demonstrated that upon vacation there shall remain suitable access to public and private land presently accessed by the street or easement proposed for vacation. Response: The Applicants are requesting to vacate the railroad right -of -way, which was abandoned many years ago and does not provide access to public or private land. The road easement to be vacated will be replaced on the plat with a new easement that reflects the proposed realignment of Music School Road; therefore, access to public or private land located above the campus will be maintained. In addition, as agreed to during the Master Plan process, the plat will reflect an amended trail easement along the road and across the new bridge to connect with the existing road that continues up the hillside beyond the campus. 2. In the event of vacation, right -of -way or easements may be reserved for the continued ttse of existing sewer, gas, water or similar pipelines and appurtenance, for ditches, canals and appurtenances, and for electric, telephone, and similar lines and appurtenances. Equestrian, pedestrian, vehicular or other trails may also be reserved by the Board of County Commissioners. Response; The Applicant is granting a pedestrian trail easement. Easements for all utilities needed to serve the campus will also be granted on the plat. 3. Any written instrument of vacation or a resubdivision plat approved by the Board of County Commissioners purporting to vacate or relocate roadways or portions thereof which remains of record in the counties where the roadway affected are situated fora period of seven (7) years shall be prima facie evidence of an effective vacation ofsuch former roadways. Response: Not applicable The County's Public Works staff supports the proposed vacation of the right -of -way. MINOR PLAT AMENDMENT: The Applicant proposes to amend the plat to reflect the new road and trail easements. A minor plat amendment may be approved if.. (a) It is necessary to correct an inadvertent surveying error to a recorded plat that has been approved by Pitkin County, where the error was not intended to circumvent the provisions of this Land Use Code, the correction increases or does not substantially affect the degree of compliance with the standards of this Land Use Code; and the revised final plat will comply with the final plat standards of Pitkin County Land Use Application Manual; or (b) The amendment increases or does not affect the degree of compliance with the standards of this Land Use Code; and the amendment is being made to a recorded plat that has been approved by Pitkin County; and the amendment is consistent with representations made during the conceptual and detailed subdivision reviews, whichever is applicable. Z Response: The BOCC approved the plat in 1973. The proposed relocation of the road is consistent with representations made during the Master Plan review process, and does not affect the degree of compliance with the Code. Gerald Fielding, County Engineer, has expressed concerns with the relocation of Music School Road to be closer to Castle Creek Road. He states, "This poses several safety hazards; the most apparent is that of snow being pushed from the higher road (Castle Creek) to the lower Road (Music School Road). The bench where the new roadway platform is proposed has traditionally been used for snow storage. The hazard of snow falling on people and on vehicles as they drive to and from the campus is an expected outcome of moving the roadway. Is there any way to mitigate this? Is the Campus prepared to store or remove any extra snow that travels down the hill and onto their roadway ?" This concern has been presented to the Applicant's engineers, but has not yet been addressed. The Applicant intends to meet with Mr. Fielding to discuss; additional information will be provided at second reading. RECOMMENDATION: Staff recommends that the BOCC adopt the a motion to vacate the Newman Tunnel Spur railroad right -of -way and the road easement recorded in Book 476 at Page 402 on first reading and set for second reading on November 5, 2008, subject to the attached Ordinance. Application and draft plat provided separately Ms. Wolfl'is a professional planer with s Bachelor's degree in Urban Studs from the UNversiy of PennryNani; and Is a member ofthe American Institute ofCerofiN Plarmera. Ms WolRhs workM I., the kal-I'nkin Counry Commutdty Development Department for 16 year; and w a Planner /Senior Planner within that department for 1251 years her'larming positioq Ms. WolRhas resnawM numerous and use applications pursuant m the Pitkin County Land Use Code. 3 AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF PITKIN COUNTY, COLORADO AUTHORIZING VACATION AND CONVEYANCE OF A PORTION OF THE NEWMAN TUNNEL SPUR RAILROAD RIGHT -OF -WAY TO THE MUSIC ASSOCIATES OF ASPEN INC. AND RRF CORPORATION; AND AUTHORIZING VACATION OF THE EASEMENT FOR MUSIC SCHOOL ROAD AND ACCEPTING A NEW EASEMENT ON THE MUSIC ASSOCIATES OF ASPEN INC. PROPERTY Ordinance No. -2005 Recitals 1. Music Associates of Aspen Inc. ( "Applicant') has initiated the procedure under the Pitkin County Land Use Code for vacation and conveyance of the portion of the Newman Tunnel Spur Railroad Right - of -Way that traverses their property. The right -of -way is described in Exhibit A, and was conveyed to Pitkin County in 1938 by the Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad Company by quit claim deed recorded in Book 167 at Page 32. The portion of the Newman Tunnel Spur to be vacated and conveyed also traverses property owned by RRF Corporation (Richard Furman); Mr. Furman has consented to the application, and his legal access would not be affected by the vacation. 2. In addition, the Applicant is requesting to vacate an access easement that was granted to the County in Book 476 at Page 402, in anticipation of granting a replacement easement to the County to maintain access to public and private lands above the AMFS campus.' 3. This road vacation application is governed by the standards set forth in Pitkin County Land Use Code § 2- 30- 30(h)(7) and by CRS § 43 -2 -303. 4. The BOCC considered the application at a duly noticed public hearing on October 22, 2008, and on second reading at a regular meeting on November 5, 2008. 5. The BOCC finds that the proposal complies with the applicable criteria set forth in the Pitkin County Land Use Code. 6. This vacation shall not leave any land adjoining the roads without an established public or private access easement connecting said land with another established road. NOW THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of County Commissioners of Pitkin County, Colorado ( "BOCC ") that: 1. The BOCC does hereby vacate the portion of the Newman Tunnel Spur railroad right -of -way that traverses the properties owned by the Music Associates of Aspen Inc. and RRF Corporation, as described in Exhibit A. 2. The BOCC does hereby vacate the easement granted to the County in Book 476 at Page 402 for Music School Road; and does hereby accept a new easement for Music School Road, which shall be depicted on the amended plat. Within 120 days from the date of this approval, the Applicant shall prepare an amended plat in accordance with Section 5 -60 -040 of the Land Use Code, and submit the plat to the Community Development Department for approval and recordation. The amended plat shall show the portion of the railroad right -of -way to be vacated. The owners of the affected lots Cl Ordinance # _ -2008 Page 2 shall sign the mylar copy of the amended plat prior to submittal for recording. The plat shall also reflect the amended easement for Music School Road on the Applicant's property. 3. The Chairman or his designee is authorized to sign a deed and other such documents that may be necessary to complete the vacation and conveyance of the Newman Tunnel Spur railroad right -of -way to the Music Associates of Aspen Inc. and RRF Corporation. 2008. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING PUBLISHED ON THE 219' DAY OF SEPTEMBER, INTRODUCED AND FIRST READ AT A PUBLIC HEARING ON THE 22ND DAY OF OCTOBER, 2008. APPROVED UPON SECOND READING AND PUBLIC HEARING ON THE 5r" DAY OF NOVEMBER, 2008. PUBLISHED AFTER ADOPTION IN THE ASPEN TIMES ON THE DAY OF , 2008. — THIS ORDINANCE SHALL BECOME EFFECTIVE THIRTY (30) DAYS AFTER PUBLICATION FOLLOWING FINAL ADOPTION BY THE BOARD. ATTEST: Jeanette Jones Deputy Clerk APPROVED AS TO FORM: John Ely County Attorney P103 -08 PID 273514701802 & 273513300017 01 BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF PITKIN COUNTY, COLORADO Jack Hatfield Chairman U iA a -k Ko � k L L �{ Cindy Houben Community Development Director ,04eW R&k4tcW Vaz 3613,40", e4&=da 97612 September 2, 2008 Ms. Suzanne Wolff, Senior Planner ;D4" /-;74x (970)9-90-1125 au'c4a Ca)a�.we Pitkin County Community Development Department 130 South Galena Street Aspen, Colorado 81611 RE: APPLICATION FOR RIGHT -OF -WAY AND EASEMENT VACATIONS ON THE CASTLE CREEK CAMPUS Dear Suzanne, This is an application requesting the vacation of a railroad right -of -way and a road easement that cross the Castle Creek Campus. The application is being submitted by Music Associates of Aspen, Inc., d/b /a Aspen Music Festival and School (hereinafter, "the applicant "), the owner of the Campus. Proof that the applicant is the owner of the property crossed by the right -of -way and easement is provided in the form of a Commitment for Title Insurance, attached as Exhibit #1. The property's Parcel ID # is 273514401802. The applicant is being represented by Alan Richman Planning Services for purposes of this application. A letter from the applicant confirming this arrangement is attached as Exhibit #2. The applicant is being joined in this application by the neighboring land owner, Mr. Richard Furman. Mr. Furman requests that these vacations also be accomplished across his property, as applicable (see Exhibit #3). We held a meeting with you prior to the submission of this application. You issued a Pre - Application Conference Summary (see Exhibit #4) verifying that the requested vacations can be accomplished pursuant to the following sections of the Land Use Code: Sec. 2 -30 -30 (h) (7): Road and Easement Vacations; and Sec. 2 -30 -20 (g) (5): Minor Plat Amendment. Responses to the standards of those Code sections can be found below. First, however, some background information is presented to explain why this request is necessary. 000001 J ZCP Ms. Suzanne Wolff September 2, 2008 Page Two Need For The Requested Vacations As part of the documentation for the Castle Creek Campus Master Plan (which was approved by the Board of County Commissioners pursuant to Resolution 050 -2008) the applicant has been preparing an amended plat for the property. The amended plat is necessary in order to replace the previously - platted trail easement through the property and the previously - granted easement for Music School Road, to consolidate the parcels shown on previously recorded plats, and to correct the property boundary shown on previous plats. A draft copy of the amended plat has been included with this application. While working through some of the details of the plat with County staff, the applicant was informed by the County Engineer of the presence of a deed to a right -of -way held by the County across a portion of the property. This right -of -way is for the Newman Tunnel Spur, a railroad line that once crossed the property to serve the Newman Mine. The right - of -way was conveyed to Pitkin County in 1938 by the Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad Company (see Exhibit #5). The applicant had been unaware of the existence of this right -of -way because it had not appeared on any commitments for title insurance issued to the applicant, was not depicted on previous plats for the property or on the County Assessor's maps, and had not been raised as an issue by the County or any member of the public during any of the prior land use reviews for the Campus. However, even though it has not been previously identified in any of the forums, extensive research through the County's records conducted by the applicant has not uncovered any evidence to indicate that the County ever formally abandoned or vacated that right -of -way. The configuration of the railroad right -of -way is depicted on the draft amended final plat. It shows that the right -of -way generally coincides with Music School Road as it enters the Campus, then extends across Castle Creek and continues along the base of the mountain to the back portion of the Campus. As a result, it conflicts with the location of several existing structures and several approved buildings on the Campus Master Plan. The applicant has discussed these conflicts with County staff and we are in agreement that the appropriate way to address it is to request that the County vacate the railroad right -of -way and convey the property to the applicant. This application makes that request of the Board of County Commissioners. The applicant is also requesting that the County vacate the easement for Music School Road that was granted to the County in 1984 in Book 476 @ Page 402. The applicant requests that this easement be vacated in anticipation of granting a replacement easement to the County for the re- alignment of Music School Road, as shown on the draft amended plat. The existing alignment conflicts with some of the approved Master Plan improvements, necessitating a minor re- alignment of the road. 000002 Ms. Suzanne Wolff September 2, 2008 Page Three Review Standards for Vacations Following are the applicant's responses to the standards of Section 2 -30 -30 (h) (7) of the Land Use Code, Road and Easement Vacations: (a) Vacation shall be approved if it is demonstrated that upon vacation there shall remain suitable access to public and private land presently accessed by the street or easement proposed for vacation. Response: The railroad right -of -way was abandoned many years ago and does not provide access to public or private land. The road easement requested to be vacated will be replaced on the plat with a realigned road easement, maintaining the existing access. Therefore, the access available to any public or private land that is located above the Campus will not be affected by the proposed vacations. There will be one additional form of access to the property that will remain in place following the requested vacations. There is a platted easement for a trail across the Campus that was granted on plats for the property recorded in the 1970's. As part of the Master Plan process, the County requested and the applicant agreed to replace this easement with a new trail easement along the side of Music School Road and across the bridge, to the base of the mountain. The applicant will dedicate that 10' trail easement on the amended final plat for the Campus. (b) In the event of vacation, rights -of -way or easements may be reserved for the continued use of existing sewer, gas, water, or similar pipelines and appurtenances, for ditches, canals and appurtenances, and for electric, telephone and similar lines and appurtenances. Equestrian, pedestrian, vehicular or other trails may also be reserved by the Board of County Commissioners. Response: As described above, a pedestrian trail easement is being granted by the applicant. Easements for all utilities needed to serve the Campus will also be granted on the plat. (c) Any written instrument of vacation or a re- subdivision plat approved by the Board of County Commissioners purporting to vacate or relocate roadways or portions of roadways that is of record in the counties where the roadways affected are situated for a period of seven (7) years shall be prima facie evidence of an effective vacation of such former roadways. Response: No such evidence has been found in the records, which is reason this vacation application needs to be submitted. 000003 Ms. Suzanne Wolff September 2, 2008 Page Four Review Standards for Minor Plat Amendment Following are the applicant's responses to the standards of Section 2 -30 -20 (g) (5) of the Land Use Code, Minor Plat Amendments: (a) It is necessary to correct an inadvertent surveying error to a recorded plat that has been approved by Pitkin County, where the error was not intended to circumvent the provisions of the Land Use Code; the correction increases or does not substantially affect the degree of compliance with the standards of this Land Use Code; and the revised plat will comply with the final plat standards of the Pitkin County Land Use Application Manual; or (b) The amendment increases or does not affect the degree of compliance with the standards of this Land Use Code; and the amendment is being made to a recorded plat that has been approved by Pitkin County, and the amendment is consistent with representations made during the conceptual and detailed reviews, whichever is applicable. Response: Vacation of the railroad right -of -way and road easement will not affect the degree of compliance of the plat with the standards of the Code not will it affect any of the representations made during the original review process. Prior plats for the property were approved by Pitkin County and are recorded in Plat Book 4 @ Page 466 and Plat Book 6 @ Page 148. Conclusion We have provided the materials requested by County staff to process this application and have demonstrated the compliance of the proposed vacations with the applicable standards of the Land Use Code. Please let me know if there is anything else you require to complete your review of this project. Thank you for your assistance while this application was being prepared and for your continuing attention to this matter. Very truly yours, ALAN RICHMANPLANNING SERVICES 44-- 01�p Alan Richman, AICP 00000- EXHIBITS 9011 09 EXHIBIT #1 Old Republic National Tide Insurance Company ALTA COMMITMENT Our Order No. Q385405 -3 Schedule A Cost. Ref.: Property Address: ASPEN, CO 81611 1. Effective Date: May 19, 2008 at 5:00 P.M. 2. Policy to he Issued, and Proposed Insured: Information Binder Proposed Insured: TBD 3. The estate or interest in the land described or referred to in this Commitment and covered herein is: A Fee Simple 4. Tide to the estate or interest covered herein is at the effective date hereof vested in: MUSIC ASSOCIATES OF ASPEN INC. 5. The Land referred to in this Commitment is described as follows: LOT 1 -A. M.A.A. INC. FILING NO. 1. ACCORDING TO THE FINAL PLAT RECORDED SEPTEMBER 13, 1973 IN PLAT BOOK 4 AT PAGE 399 AND AMENDEDED PLAT RECORDED MAY 9. 1974 IN PLAT BOOK 4 AT PAGE 466. AND RECORDED AUGUST 31 1978 IN PLAT BOOK 6 AT PAGE 148. COUNTY OF PITKIN. STATE OF COLORADO. LESS AND EXCEPT: THAT PORTION OF PROPERTY CONVEYED TO IN OUrf CLAIM DEED RECORDED 4 6. 1938 IN BOOK 167 AT PAGE 32. 90`l 10. 5 ALTA COMMITMENT Schedule B -2 (Exceptions) Our Order No. Q385405 -3 The policy or policies to be issued will contain exceptions to the following unless the same are disposed of to the satisfaction of the Company: 1. Rights or claims of parties in possession not shown by the public records. 2. Easements, or claims of easements, not shown by the public records. 3. Discrepancies, conflicts in boundary lines, shortage in area, encroachments, and any facts which a correct survey and inspection of the premises would disclose and which are not shown by the public records. 4. Any lien, or right to a lien, for services, labor or material theretofore or hereafter furnished, imposed by law and not shown by the public records. 5. Defects, liens, encumbrances, adverse claims or other matters, if any, created, first appearing in the public records or attaching subsequent to the effective date hereof but prior to the date the proposed insured acquires of record for value the estate or interest or mortgage thereon covered by this Commitment. 6. Taxes and assessments not yet due or payable and special assessments not yet certified to the Treasurer's office. 7. Any unpaid taxes or assessments against said land. 8. Liens for unpaid water and sewer charges, if any. 9. RIGHT OF 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 JUNE 1, 1928 IN BOOK 55 AT PAGE 588 AND RECORDED AUGUST 26, 1949 IN BOOK 175 AT PAGE 296. 10. RIGHT OF WAY FOR DITCHES OR CANALS CONSTRUCTED BY THE AUTHORITY OF THE UNITED STATES AS RESERVED IN UNITED STATES PATENT RECORDED AUGUST 26, 1949 IN BOOK 175 AT PAGE 296 AND RECORDED AUGUST 26, 1949 IN BOOK 175 AT PAGE 298 298 AND RECORDED SEPTEMBER 15, 1965 IN BOOK 215 AT PAGE 361. 11. TERMS, CONDITIONS AND PROVISIONS OF RESERVATIONS CONTAINED IN DEED RECORDED MAY 13, 1958 IN BOOK 184 AT PAGE 10. 12. TERMS, CONDITIONS AND PROVISIONS OF RESERVATIONS AND RESTRICTIVE COVANANTS CONTAINED IN DEEDS RECORDED JUNE 11, 1958 IN BOOK 184 AT PAGE 99 AND RECORDED JANUARY 18, 1960 IN BOOK 189 AT PAGE 521. 13. EASEMENTS AND RIGHTS OF WAY AS CONTAINED IN DEED RECORDED NOVEMBER 21, 1945 IN BOOK 170 AT PAGE 601. 000007 ALTA COMMITMENT Schedule B -2 (Exceptions) Our Order No. Q385405 -3 The policy or policies to be Issued will contain exceptions to the following unless the same are disposed of to the satisfaction of the Company: 14. EASEMENT AND RIGHT OF WAY FOR INGRESS AND EGRESS PURPOSES RECORDED JUNE 11, 1958 IN BOOK 184 AT PAGE 99. 15. UNINTERUPTED FLOW AND RIGHT OF WAY FOR THE HOLDEN DITCH. 16. RESTRICTIVE COVENANTS AS CONTAINED IN DEEDS RECORDED NOVEMBER 29, 1967 IN BOOK 230 AT PAGE 486 AND RECORDED DECEMBER 28, 1966 IN BOOK 224 AT PAGE 555. 17. TERMS, CONDITIONS AND PROVISIONS OF UNDER GROUND RIGHT OF WAY GRANTED TO HOLY CROSS ELECTRIC ASSOCIATION, INC. RECORDED MARCH 10, 1978 IN BOOK 344 AT PAGE 590. 18. TERMS, CONDITIONS AND PROVISIONS OF EASEMENT GRANTED TO SPAR CONSOLIDATED MINING AND DEVELOPMENT COMPANY RECORDED SEPTEMBER 01, 1978 IN BOOK 354 AT PAGE 46. 19. TERMS, CONDITIONS AND PROVISIONS OF RESOLUTION #82 -121 GRANTING SPECIAL REVIEW APPROVAL FOR CONSTRUCTION OF A TEMPORARY CLASSROOM BUILDING RECORDED OCTOBER 20, 1982 IN BOOK 434 AT PAGE 726. 20. GRANT OF RIGHT OF WAY RECORDED AUGUST 9, 1983 IN BOOK 449 AT PAGE 877. 21. EASEMENTS, RIGHTS OF WAY AND ALL OTHER MATTERS AS SHOWN ON PLAT RECORDED SEPTEMBER 13, 1973 IN PLAT BOOK 4 AT PAGE 399 AND AMENDED PLAT RECORDED MAY 9, 1974 IN PLAT BOOK 4 AT PAGE 466 AND EXEMPTION PLAT RECORDED AUGUST 31, 1978 IN PLAT BOOK 6 AT PAGE 148. 22. TERMS, CONDITIONS AND PROVISIONS OF AGREEMENT AND GRANT OF EASEMENT RECORDED IN BOOK 450 AT PAGE 678. 23. TERMS, CONDITIONS AND PROVISIONS OF RESOLUTION #83 -84 GRANTING SPECIAL REVIEW APPROVAL FOR THE EXTENSION OF WATER AND SEWER SYSTEMS RECORDED AUGUST 02, 1983 IN BOOK 450 AT PAGE 440. 000008 ALTA COMMITMENT Schedule B -2 (Exceptions) Our Order No. Q385405 -3 The policy or policies to be issued will contain exceptions to the following unless the same are disposed of to the satisfaction of the Company: 24. TERMS, CONDITIONS AND PROVISIONS OF EASEMENT RECORDED NOVEMBER 07, 1984 IN BOOK 476 AT PAGE 402. 25. TERMS, CONDITIONS AND PROVISIONS OF RESTRICTIVE COVENANT FOR WINTER CLOSURE OF PERCUSSION BUILDING RECORDED NOVEMBER 14, 1984 IN BOOK 476 AT PAGE 716. 26. TERMS, CONDITIONS AND PROVISIONS OF ADMINISTRATIVE DECISION #107 -2006 RECORDED NOVEMBER O8, 2006 AT RECEPTION NO. 530814. 27. TERMS, CONDITIONS AND PROVISIONS OF ADMINISTRATIVE DECISION #69 -2007 RECORDED AUGUST 02, 2007 AT RECEPTION NO. 540614. 28. DEED OF TRUST DATED AUGUST 16, 1979, FROM MUSIC ASSOCIATES OF ASPEN INC. TO THE PUBLIC TRUSTEE OF PITKIN COUNTY FOR THE USE OF THE BANK OF ASPEN TO SECURE THE SUM OF $150,000.00 RECORDED AUGUST 27, 1979, IN BOOK 374 AT PAGE 849. 29. DEED OF TRUST DATED AUGUST 18, 1981, FROM MUSIC ASSOCIATES OF ASPEN INC. TO THE PUBLIC TRUSTEE OF PITKIN COUNTY FOR THE USE OF FIRST NATIONAL BANK IN ASPEN TO SECURE THE SUM OF $100,000.00 RECORDED AUGUST 24, 1981, IN BOOK 413 AT PAGE 8. 30. DEED OF TRUST DATED AUGUST 20, 1982, FROM MUSIC ASSOCIATES OF ASPEN INC. TO THE PUBLIC TRUSTEE OF PITKIN COUNTY FOR THE USE OF ASPEN SAVINGS AND LOAN TO SECURE THE SUM OF $200,000.00 RECORDED AUGUST 23, 1982, IN BOOK 431 AT PAGE 405. 31. PROMISSORY NOTE DATED NOVEMBER 14, 1983 FOR THE USE OF THE CITY OF ASPEN IN THE AMOUNT OF $78,900.00 RECORDED APRIL 25, 1984 IN BOOK 465 AT PAGE 279. 32. DEED OF TRUST DATED AUGUST 22, 1984, FROM MUSIC ASSOCIATES OF ASPEN INC. TO THE PUBLIC TRUSTEE OF PITKIN COUNTY FOR THE USE OF PITKIN COUNTY BANK & TRUST COMPANY TO SECURE THE SUM OF $200,000.00 RECORDED NOVEMBER 23, 1984 IN BOOK 477 AT PAGE 169. 000609 ALTA COMMITMENT Schedule B -2 (Exceptions) Our Order No. Q385405 -3 The policy or policies to be issued will contain exceptions to the following unless the same are disposed of to the satisfaction of the Company: 33. DEED OF TRUST DATED DECEMBER 01, 1984, FROM MUSIC ASSOCIATES OF ASPEN INC. TO THE PUBLIC TRUSTEE OF PITKIN COUNTY FOR THE USE OF PITKIN COUNTY BANK AND TRUST COMPANY TO SECURE THE SUM OF $300,000.00 RECORDED AUGUST 14, 1985, IN BOOK 492 AT PAGE 831. 34. DEED OF TRUST DATED SEPTEMBER 12, 1989, FROM MUSIC ASSOCIATES OF ASPEN INC. TO THE PUBLIC TRUSTEE OF PITKIN COUNTY FOR THE USE OF ALPINE BANK TO SECURE THE SUM OF $750,000.00 RECORDED OCTOBER 02, 1989, IN BOOK 603 AT PAGE 417. 35. DEED OF TRUST DATED APRIL 10, 1999, FROM MUSIC ASSOCIATES OF ASPEN INC. TO THE PUBLIC TRUSTEE OF PITKIN COUNTY FOR THE USE OF ALPINE BANK TO SECURE THE SUM OF $950,000.00 RECORDED MAY 31, 2005, UNDER RECEPTION NO. 510698. MODIFICATION AGREEMENT IN CONNECTION WITH SAID DEED OF TRUST WAS RECORDED MAY 18, 2007, UNDER RECEPTION NO. 538019. 000010 EXHIBIT #2 Ms. Suzanne Wolff, Senior Planner Pitkin County Community Development Department 130 South Galena Street Aspen, Colorado 81611 RE: APPLICATION TO VACATE EASEMENT ON THE CASTLE CREEK CAMPUS Dear Ms. Wolff, We hereby authorize Alan Richman Planning Services to act as our designated representative with respect to the land use application being submitted to your office for the Castle Creek Campus. Mr. Richman is authorized to submit an application to vacate a railroad easement that crosses the Campus. He is also authorized to represent us in meetings with County staff and the Board of County Commissioners. Should you have any need to contact us during the course of your review of this application, please do so through Alan Richman Planning Services, whose address and telephone number are included in the application. Sin �rely, 46 nnifer B. Elliot, CFO /Aspen Music Festival and School 2 Music School Road Aspen, Colorado 81611 000 1T EXHIBIT #3 Richard 1. Furman 0960 Castle Creek Road Aspen, CO 81611 Jennie Elliott Music Associates of Aspen 2 Music School Road Aspen, CO 81611 Re: Vacation of Newman Spur Dear Jenny: This letter shall authorize Music Associates of Aspen to file an application with Pitkin County in which I join for the vacation of what is commonly known as the Newman Spur, under which Pitkin County claims ownership of the Newman Spur which may include my property or which adjoins mine. This authorization includes filing a petition for vacation as well as processing the same. It is my understanding that my counsel, Leonard Oates has been in discussions with Tom Todd, the MAA's counsel, and Alan Richman it's planner and in connection with the furtherance of this matter, Mr. Oates is authorized to speak on my behalf on this matter. Very Truly Yours, Richar . rma 900012 EXHIBIT #4 PITKIN COUNTY PRE - APPLICATION CONFERENCE SUMMARY PLANNER: Suzanne Wolff DATE: 8/26/08 PHONE: (970) 920 -5093 E -MAIL: suzannewaco.pitkin.co.us LOCATION: 2 Music School Road SIZE: 22.78 acres PARCEL ID #: 273514401802 ZONE: P -1 APPLICANT: Aspen Music Festival and School REPRESENTATIVE: Alan Richman EMAIL: arichman @sopds.net Type of Application: Road Vacation & Minor Plat Amendment Description of Project/Development: The Applicant is petitioning the BOCC to vacate the portion of Music School Road that is located on the property, as well as a deeded right -of -way that traverses the entire property. Music School Road also provides access to the adjacent property owned by RRF Corporation (PID 273513300017); the Applicant will ask the adjacent owner to consent to the vacation of Music School Road. Land Use Code Sections to be addressed in letter of request (application): • 2- 30- 20(g)5: Minor Plat Amendment • 2 -30 -30 (h) (7): Road and Easement Vacations Staff will refer the application to the following agencies: Public Works, Maroon /Castle Creek Caucus Review by: BOCC (2 readings — approved by Ordinance) Public Hearing: YES. The Applicant shall post a public notice sign on the property at least 15 days prior to the date specified for the Hearing pursuant to Sec. 2- 20- 100(a)(3) of the Land Use Code. In addition, the Applicant shall mail notice (by first class mail) to all adjacent property owners and mineral estate owners with the return address of the Community Development Department (form of notice to be obtained from the Community Development Department) pursuant to Sec. 2 -20 -100 (a)(4). The names and addresses shall be those on the current tax records of Pitkin County, as they appear no more than 60 days prior to the date of the public hearing. FEES: $1,452 (make check payable to "Pitkin County Treasurer") • $998 Planning Office flat fee (non - refundable; based on 4 hours of staff time; if staff review time exceeds 4.8 hours, the Applicant will be charged for additional time above 4 hours at a rate of $249 /hour) • $375 Clerk fee • $54 Public Notice fee • $25 Web Technology Fee To apply, submit 10 copies of the following information, unless noted otherwise: 1. Summary letter explaining the request, providing background on prior approvals and permits, and addressing compliance with the Code sections listed above; 2. Application materials as stated in Section 1 (General) and 2.2.9 of the Pitkin County Land Use Application Manual; 3. Documentation of County ownership of the right -of -way 4. Map showing location of right -of -way and access easement(s) 0 0 0'.'1 13 5. Parcel description, including legal description and vicinity map; 6. Total fee for review of the application; 7. Signed fee agreement (1 copy); 8. Consent from owner(s) to process application and authorizing the representative, if applicable (1 copy); 9. Copy of this preapp form (1 copy) NOTES: ➢ PLEASE SUBMIT ONE UNBOUND AND ONE -SIDED COPY OF YOUR COMPLETE APPLICATION. PLEASE SUBMIT TWO -SIDED COPIES OF ALL REMAINING COPIES OF YOUR APPLICATION (IF POSSIBLE). THE PARCEL IDs SHOULD BE INCLUDED ON ALL DOCUMENTS INCLUDED IN YOUR APPLICATION. ➢ ALL MAPS SHALL BE FOLDED. ➢ This pre - application conference summary is advisory in nature and not binding on the County. The information provided in this summary is based on current zoning standards and staffs interpretations based upon representations of the applicant. Additional information may be required upon a complete review of the application. Clou 01�t EXHIBIT #5 0 U0 1 5 eaaid, end all the night, titl a, Sat , first cart, his heir. and nee iavarehe lIvan w sold, d shall refor to th mile red. by viral ®e thereof; and in c of Pocaheae, or in cave of the rodemp by q eub ..... Ot, encumbroncer, eu ch n such dead or deeds; but the notice o the aeon PP}}}}blic Trimtea shall, out of soft retalnlag all £ale, ma,-gee and c saga -.". the prShci al -• fey to the beneficiary haravndaa or the nA affect etha eo` end .11 p and int ere nt due on said n tea according to the b C thee... ce, taxef and as nessmtnt., sithdlnter., the;�eonint5vpexaeentnoparraOf said nal the Overplu' (If nosy) unto ago said party of the first pet, his legal reprasantntivni ealgva; ed]ICh ale or alas, and said Geed seeds o de hell be n perpe teal bai•, Dot} w .nd epu lty rF;t net the said party of the Ilret sort, r1a heirs and anal gm, end nil Ott erams claiming the promisee afor ... id, or er art thereof, by, from salt ;, or under Se arty of the first Part. o any of item. the holder or holders of said note or notes emy hove Bald fl ±cnartS or enyrpart thereof; and 1t shall oat bq ohl iga Cory upon the pw•cbsaer ar. rhea era ny such ste to nee to the epplia.tion of the purchamn m nay, ra rasac sane party of the f1C.t Part, for bime,lf Ind far hie heirs,sexecvtoru . Pods r the enseali nt and 4r 1i, to and wt th the Bald par Ly of the second part, that at the t1 simple, end has and de l`SbveCyiltheee presents ha la poll ei.ed.of the aaid premise. 1 ,-v- the a m god r1- t, poser and lawful mithaClty to grant, bargain, .all and y ..e to mans lC avd Pona a etm saaid; hereby Tully_m,d absolutely e.ivin €I end r a end ell rlEhta a mcl nima he may have in or to said premises a . &omentead Pneyption,e I end by vlhera o y net Of the General /xaembly Of the State of .olorado, n entering which man hereafter be peeved Sn elation ffieret; and that Ma ..me ore STee nom clear tor •lErcept Il Gbto- ofuweysfor roadsemi dsdl tern OSnowrcom tructele .,find), , SI any. And the .aid party of the IIreet pa t will in due a pay all taxes mid a vents o id preniitea; and, 1 .,ha Ce�a e t of the la g¢1 hold., gof Laid not ea will keep a1lsDUi ldia. at mag at any time ,, on veld premises, during the continuance of veil indebtedness, Snsui Inch cor som or ea.om as ae the holder Of said onto s ra.., Prom time to time, direct, foal ch sum of some ea such campstiy ar ompariso sd 11 inns, tor, not dk a Geed the ns oimt of id SndaDtedreas, except et ffia option of std pa.ty of the first , no part, and will am,lgn oral liver the policy Or pOli.rieo of inaurence to alts n. nefi olei•p harau_art, or the legal hood, avid notes Im farther eeamity IDr the indebtd.ana nfor m nS d. I'd In ca of legal rhold. oar thetpoolicies of 1 our erce, firsts art, or either of then tbol to innsae sor assign or d war the pay each taxes o eeaamente, then the holder at et Los t any of them, me' prams, each iruiasance, of pay s.. tvda or ease asmentl hod all ]eye thus pgid, a th interest thereon at 6 par cmt . per annum ahor become sa mu Oh nallt indsbtedn.I., s ed by thin deed or trusts and stall De paid out of the proceeds of the La of the lend. and prsae ae .fates. id, Sf oat the raise paid by 0 id party of the h,.t p. And it is gtipulated, Covonanted an+ Agreed, Tai h, Sn sap! Of default Sr any O inld pay- and Of Principal or interest, aceon .g to the Tenor and effect of Said promissory nOtoa orexaidr any of them, or any part the ... f, or of a breach or vfoletion of any of the c It' or egraements herein, by the party of the Ilia part, .hie a cutorq ndmSniatrnt ore or ions, then find Sn that, cave ya oriole of raid principal aim hereby Le nred, cad the inter, r n to Me time of eel e, may at once, at Me oPtim of t a legal holder thereat, become iend payable, n d the Laid pramlsee be sold 1.. the --me' and with Elie s at ne if t n iwitlibienensthethad,mlha .d. sore e: end year flrat.amin, crittenpartg of the ry;..t part has hat vim to set his hand and. seal th iii tneae: La. �,16� �3z ; _ STATE "fiel ) JO,, ,h Late, _eel �+p_ bounty oP Garfield ) �B r Joseph Late, instrwaont v; :as nclxoeledged tafere ne thin 4th day of 'iprll, 9, 5 ' "Stns. my hand end ofria 1 seal. °3 nommiaalon em1�e. ].n.. oe ....,. If our Lord one thavaand rive hundred N, as Trustees of the property of = radar of the scat Of Delanere, of th oI the state Of Colorado, of the eac- for•and in consideration of the anm o: t P art 1¢ hand geld by the .aid ... d and acknowledged, have r®Saadpreaepte dO remise, melee.., .e 11, a et, its evoceeeore and a ogee forever, Grande WOOLO n geilroad �mpeny in ®t 18 ir, -7 'F 33 i a atiou 13 and mthIc the eoutheaet quarter of the eontheaat goarter of section 14, said whip and Range; Said center line of N.J. Tconal apor as formerly ...trucked Se dassribed as folloae: Beglani.ag at the Inter ... tion of the .eater line of the former main track of The Colorado Land RailWay Company with the east and west Centex line of Section 11, TOanehip 10 South, pre 85 West; said point being 277 feet at from the east quarter corner at said Section 11, owe South 47 °'18- Best Along acid .enter line of mein track 40 fast to the point of begina - of the former X.nman Tunwel Spar; thence an curve to right with radios of 764.5 feet 30, souse). 126.7 feet; then.. South 37° 481 East, 12.1 feet; the... curve to right wit S. of. 2202.0 feat (2° 30? curve), 108 feet; thence South 20° 061 East, 1670 feet; thence ourve to left with radios of 673.7 feet (16° curve), 350 feet; tbence South fib° 06, Rest. feet; the... on .nave to right with raga. oI 637.3 feet (9° urve), 717.5 feet; thence th 9° 33' West, 884.6 feet; thence . cum. to right with s radius of 1910.1 Pest (3° curve 7 feet; theme. 9.nth 17° ON, West, 304.3 feet; then.. on carve to left with .salve of 4.9 feat (26 curve), 266.7 feet; then. South 11° 461 West, 410.2 Let; then¢& an maws to bt vith radio of 1146.3 feet (59 awes), 615 feet; thence South 620 all West, 169 feet; ace on serve to left eith rsdfas of 569.3 feet (166 carve), 264.1 feet; thence Bench 0° 161 t, 315.9 feet; then.. om emus to right with radio. of 369.3 feet (16° cwe9), 186 feet; one South 290 52t West, 158.00 feet; thence on corve to xlgbt with realm of 369.3 feet curve), 302 feet; thence North 89° 01' West, 163 feet to and of said spur in the soutbeas rter of the southeast V. ter of Section 14, Tomehip 10 comb, Norge 85 West, about 240 t at and sbont 650 feet north from the anuthea.t quarter ter of said Section 14. TO NAVE AND TO HOLD Angular .the same, together with all end Ang flpy¢rtenancea and privils, recto belmglag, or is auysIss thereunto appertaining, and all the eetate, right, title, .abet, and claim ahat..,AS, of said Railroad Company or of the said parties of the first t, adther in 1xw or equity, to ahe only proper nee, benefit and bebnnf of the said party the second part, its eveeeesoxe and aseigas forever. Thin quit claim deed executed and delivered in puOavemos of An order of the District 00ost the Malted States for the District of Colorado, lathe matter of The Denver and Rio Grande tern Railroad Company, Debtor, No. 8659. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. the sold .rues of the first part have executed this dead the day and APPROVED AS TO POW T. R. WOODIN F.—. wan T.aRfl� A. Trustees of aha propea o RIO MARCH WESTERN RAILRHAD OCKFANY. STATE OF COLORADO, ) DR. OM An COUNTY OF DENVER. ) I, TEASE E. HORLL, a Notary Public, in end far said City and County, in the .te aforeaaid, do hereby certify that N'•SON N.CARM And HENRY SNAN, who are pare ally ,on to me to be the persons m.e acmea re a beoribed to the foregoing dead, apps -.rod be- " e me th?a any is person and acknowledged that Shay eigm sealed and delivered -the said itrument of writing an their free and voluntary act and dd, for the .ee and purposes and Notarial seal this 4th day of April, A. D. 1936. s Pebruary 4, 1940_ - DORCTHY LIPPERT, DEBRTRAIL, COLO :ate No. mty Cour - U- PITRIN Oommty. Receipt No. 7624E RECEIPT MR IffiIHTANCE TAX OFFICE OF THE TREASURER OF TER STATE OF COLORADO 466 38 Deaver, Cole DEC 'L1 '19; Received of DOROTHY LIPPERT, AISOC the estate of CHRIS N RAHDB, deceased FOUR ZONDRED SIXTY AND 28/100 Dollars for In- vite. Tax and fee. for aeemlotl® and Issuance of waiver, as itemized below, doe to the ,te of Colorade from said .state; puragaat to . order of the Ron IN R SHAW, Judge of the mty Oo.t of PITEIN County. Data of death of decedent JULY 19 1938 value of property, see 18 778 60 deductions 5 523 87 not 13 254 R3 Deecrlptiou of property: LOTS 18, 19, SEC 22, LOTS 2, 3, 7, S. SEC 27, LOT 5 SEC 26, LOT 5, 10 SEC 27, LOT 14 SEC 22, LOT NO SEC 23, LOT 4 SEC 26, LOT L SEC 27 ALL IN TP 9S R SgS}W 6TH P. N. = 10 000 00 391 affj, LOTS 7. 8, LOTS 17, 3SEC SS. LbI'S 0, 1.D, 14, 158 330 26,WLOTS 3, 4, SEC 26, E SCOW LOT 19 SEC 26, LOTS 1, 2, 9, 10, 12, 13, SEC 36.TP 9 S R N6 W 6TH P. N. 2 am 00 CASE, ASPEN STATE HARE 49 W E2 SH va OITZES 6HIMCE 104 50 MISCELLANEOUS FHHSCRALTY 1 485 W CATTLE 2 640 GO Tax Sized by order of court - - - --e 362 73 examizutdon and valvev --- - -- 10 00 Treasurer .— ------------ ` ----------- —4u= By I mt------------------------- 0 A P _ SS_'_ -m- 000(]116 ✓ d_an. �.+L u:.:la. nb� I1 %x26.3 THIS BEE W, finds tale bqm d of tlnaat In tee year of o lord one tnomevu M w.neioxnr. e_ we a. u}. C. lam of the Co ®tr az E1 £a0v a a t calornav ai it t. .a 6-dl 'n .ne : voryor.El n or are ulaed a letlnE vv a0z o d Dy .l rtve of tax sue erase oa C. . f the e av14tneoee th, TTet tae 0816 p- ty of IDs fl -et r0 rt, for end In mmldetutlan of the m of Fifty Thweend Do13or0 Ia60, 000.001 LDC tTV Bald PLr,, of the first Pert In Decd Feld IL.• Dy the evla port, 01 the seced part, tM recetpdt ee er..r 1¢ hereby conferees rand ledCea. .......d. sold. covered act 'alt Clvlued, end Dy toes. preoevte dale f eml ee, rate. 0ee yell, eomey and Yult Clelm unto the aula pert, oftna Bc and pert, Its and ne1Fm fcr"or. all the right, tole, Lntez a et, alu In and d.-no .Elva it. 1 "Is nertr of the fl r et Part see In ad to the railroad tricks, roe shad, right of ' +ay, It c ooNt In 0.11 Ill el and Rtlfl -1 4nrq!any'5 4n n rra R. tlon vl to sr.:ol: tmvv •.'The n.vnyn Tan, el spar. nerel .aet.al, direction throry, slid city to in. . "7etr iP a1 lane in. huvarea L.OaI tut -lady mtnL one nmldrea t1o0 Teat an a -cD Blae of center If.. 01 sold Col.iaso Waloud t.fillcd C;vpmy'e .1. Ln nP, bf,lnnlnp of a P.I.t na teoveaetl Model fast ocrtand t:arly from Prevent hetdllvvt Of ea,ab Sor aWV trral: I..dln8 to tb0 IlMa road 'I' evld Point being apvvad imtd, SM1ree Htmand 15(0) i-t c.11b alpht hum-O va eavdntl- 1890) feet cast lrom'the eoet Charter Dorn. aT Eoctloa Eleven (111. Tonnenlp T.n -I1CI +oath, tango Yl Pa t.l lve Itl'vl :e¢t Vnl test otttvn first ie.eV df lam 116.01: .Hera. ertenam8.a athevr1irav about Ism favored and rlf q• 1Ab 0) .e en th. nnvth bouneer; of the nortec et - ar tar 1 11.1.[1 of .ale c nelo.v Rler en all, ueo a tap or lane Exo .over e� 1x001 fee iu•a ee, b.1c. on• Dw sled 11ro) Ta et o .a on lee of ce ter llm of ru la m In ✓trod, tlrtougT the Juvtbrveet _aaer 1 0641 of Seotlov T'e lss I3L1. Senn ahlp 'Lev 1101 abut, lank. Llgbty -five (651 %rest. the ram anit.d It tee 0 ll6o a eS31P or lead enF Tmldind Ig001 feat teln6 one ban % a 11001 feet an .,.a sl de of coot ez line of said .1. Erovk throupa the tlo,tb6 'wurtez VEt) of the no ta- eoeE ' tat ( ITSM 3sotlon n.q.d (11), Toml5blp TOO (IC) Booth, lanp Llghty_Tbe IB61 ..at 1 llaliad DtnEVe PI[6t bmvq oI Load Llm al. ties a etrlP of 1LM eve a ®sled 11001 feet nl ds, Dahl Ilfty (W) feet oo ..an BI.. T ovate[ Itne of .Old my I. track thrmgh rm atlonul Lots VII tea 1111 In the South H.1114) of the south ea et vcolter 1'8.6 j) of Section Tnalve ¢C1, TonvBhl, 'fen (30) 3outb, Pen,. El,hty -flue. f05) I eat, 30o a pe[O"4.1 land, Dsing the eouterlr fifteen 1161 feet of Lot. A, B, C B am E, n tae eo.thO[ly Ment, (201 fast of Lote II G enU tl., nn6 the Bonterlj fifty 150) feet of Lot 1, In Hlovj TM1lrty -two (.11 of Lae Tmnelta add Clty of dxPn. n -a HI.Off Teil[sy- .Inatl111. tlof the SO site andtOf qy ItA pan,fUe IC6) feat vT Lott F. xna S. ilve all of Loth A. B. C. D. E Ad C, In' voutharly forty 100 1 feet aI Lote Nava I. am ell that yo[t of Iat 1'. lyInQ aIt"; tnenty -floe (L5) feat f the center IIn. of Bald main trade 1p .Hm ax Par Ey -....n le 1 f qn T-Ite and olty a1 -ion. Z.. all der Iota r. 1• Y am 0 lv Block Fifty -faro 155) of the Tmmvlte cod City of -on oleo v rt[ip . of land 1112, 15e� feat old., both, tnenty -flue IS,, feet are each aloe of • enter 11 of veld a In tl'eok tbrooga frevtlonul ink I an Id lot befog Forth on of the norta.aat raster f t. Z. = I of the Ilorthavet Cares ter 1 11. E. > { 9eoLlvn Tall ten Ilil. TommMa ?a IlU) :ant B.n6s S, oty_fiva I661 loot, es .eating tb -from ench lot. In $vvk Inv fat d[ E.- am"u ion to the City of Aepao an bed b set 'eala •:M ec vs,sd by Once C. Hama e, Iran, all to other " Fettle. prior to Sol,. Y4, 1016. the data of his Vaead to 'L9e Colozudo Illdlovd railway cul�ledtnce Peztg of Late nos 111, Tno lYl. Tare. III. Four 141. Blx (61, 5 n 19) end el get (6) 1y1nE wlthln tnenty -floe 1¢61 feet of ranter live o acid deal. track in,,,. Hlaat F.ui (41, Ee mee .Idltl are to to. City of .txpeu. ad •.13 of Lot Five In; In .eta Black Po ui f4). Aeon certain Pxrosl of lone deecilbd Dn me st. •.na bovnda ue follow:, to nl t: be 61a41agvnS.aoiaaf Ho. 3 oI ea ld Perml. hmne Cor 110. 9 of the aePen Tewn012e bear. Circa 51° a.; 30 Meet 6C.Y6 ffet. enld no .z ... 1 halo, on the en therly elde line .Y.. DpSo heave, dent elrt (601 faeE rveetorlyrfron Eon emterly aide ljne or Reuter street;a. Lhevoe. Berth 95. 0T" BC" Meat 60:10 feet to Cornet Do. g 'Yhevoe .cute 14° 6C' a0 "tin nos 119.15 feet .So wormer 1,o. a; than.. south 99. 51 Shat 66.8 feet to Comer ]to. 4; Harth 14. 6Y' 30 " LBet 136.6 fast to Cornaz no. 3. to place o1 Deglvalid. died ei1 of Lots 1, H, C, D. E. I. C• H. 1, M, 0. P. t. R. ant L, to Hloat ane hum-- dad tea :(302), of tTa Tionalte and Clty of Ieye add also all tae ¢e PB[Cl one of Lot. g. L pod tl In Bald Hloak 0m Yndxd nd Two IlOE) Bing ontel de of Pin ak it YP,O. H. Henitt. Ylll.ite. bow nn plat of Cie, a,.- no 111. to to. cilia. of at. Canty ".a Frnaee Judge of Pitlb Cadtly vvarea mrt thirteen Alan the 1113) and 0. 1,i dram c d ulneteev U19l)oftthe Tonmalts and 'L`It, .1 11do. Of eo a etrlp of and eighty -flue 1Bbl feet aide• hot,,, dirty 160) feet n the -1h aIDe and tnenty -Siva ILHI feet on the north aide of the center line o1 eels main tract 'ono orted6ldd .,,c'rly from tIM a t.rly Dounary of the 'Tdnnelt. Of d F.. s0 the nneterly Dank al tae: Roar inn rerE Elver, . ill.trip of load 1.1.9 located In end env f..a Forty "If Alan a etrlP of love Ilfte 1301 Se et xlae, being tw nth -five 125) feet on ova aide of hill 11 ne of an ld _ tzn oE, .tend log ee terlj from e e etezly Dana of the AO.r na Pe zk Rlrazl over and noroed Hlnek TM1lrt7-nine 139) of the Look d¢Pen Torvnelte d ere dt ezly aM vorthezlS� `. am arose the Illrerelde I1nceI to It. north evly boundryl teA d one anndre6 11001 feet ads, blind flftj 1501 feet on'ena elae 'o, .1,416 naly truck' continuing northerly and nn ro ee the Mascots Lode al ells. Cold Rrlp of loud p l,y located la the 1,.at ..If lulrof the Hort6eeet Cverter ( N. E. y') of Section Elantae0z1r10)- unT In to 3nuthwast rte. I Set) of tae 0ovth ... t vuart'c (. :) of Hectic. #ere. lop, To-blp Tan 1301 You4h, An age Bl Oat, -Idol IB41 Ne02. oleo a tmos f land, deevrlhua ee. ;o1!onnwto -elh a.Etvning at a point on the venter I If.. oT told win truck at tea t t t!ou LtM1 to eta 016 13 S to Fl a -. ALLnI", Clalm 'Floods Hurray 1'. 1910 th hoe. U3 & ld ,eoith 1d 11 Horth 16 CT' EBeC 42.99 feat; thence pdral al pith center :lint I fd jl LLn btzp t d t$!'jij -LM (331 A continued to poQa 64') 00U'1117 € 00bis i ._.--. 9f .6 Stat; tbonca Yax tM1 2' S6' Euet lv5 Seet The... an ..— . to the rlght, xealn.y 0e6.G feet, n'I.6 feet; thenoe as f. 66' £ost lab teat; too a cure to the z16ht, coal Ise 505.9 feet, 1,8.9 fee.; thenoe tldhlb :A' 06' Beet 3E feet tops P.let on the Denver .na -I. Lripde ..astern rcllcm d Compoep'111eFht I Illnlo oh.lml�to tent O35re:u a t.B09to It Tha nee.let on t5e north aide line of the 31e E y ulo eilA north vIda line do.th 30' Co. saw t 198.5 font; 'fo:rth pr.r Il vl mlth the .enter line of veld mein trB.1: pod thlrty -tl'ru IS'.) feet therefrom IlvitM1 d' 54' net 1CC.9e fact, thenoe e to the xl Fl,t, xcd lea 639.3 Seat, 95.1 fn et; thence o e to the loft, re.dloe ?iF: �Se et, oil feat t.. Point I. tl:,I evn th aide line .f to. Y11 nt rl "I ng II n1nF Cl ul m, retort o"' By Ito. 6996; Thence along Bold aButh aide line florth 34Yb' Lvet 26.6 feet; I, nova Ilwth to 6t G' Beat^pI.at JOB feet ^to the neat and line of 1. Z. I. Lod . Lll =.n EnCIL,. feet oath I l th Said 110) moth, acne of cencor line we' u t ar line ,1 Ise a .tl t1 M, 9.1. to t m c it rue a an t tae at the ant 60 flag than south tIl v e to CM1a xl¢hL, .'.IBc s0 tees It rldht Isn't.. neeLrip iron oovta line of ].v on curve to tba It Sit, rudlne 916.6 feet, 3:E Be,, tc a utarly from canter le be of vuld win trams; thence senth.rly ...t5.9 °6!' £.:at a9ow.h4 feet to v Paint 0n the am,th el ae lln fl ones na et ::a.b feet; thence south 20' W' .at :3 fact t0 .f ry ld : e Tlve Illn leg 4'I..lm; LDenve .gang told ecu Both aloe ..t to poi -t-ot 6.Ely Mode, .:la trtol: of lend loco t11 In the ..enth.,a - u-rser 1 aB:) .r sec III. even 191. S..mcn In due eat J.ct. ty IG0) Yut raid e, hug nE i :enty -Plum (J51 feat v u.0 Ltd. !Il a_xed ill r oud C.mP -:C'I .pm tie cl: I.eo•n na tF.1 *;la rrrur vher ,.ea a e the m. t'0.1f I'll ^t sloe aoethrve Bt ,�: 1'r el,l, Y Be 11010 -Ith, ncn, 31 ht, -Bien 1651 .mto Pla, f^a Isla., at t..Ilty -fbe ICSi fvot on ch vIC, of .I .nor a nor mtr.c sea, .rteddl'I a-=u cos. uvr to 11 n: ref n Ylm t amrth.a=.Ban at Ehty -11L IelI % 1.: n Cdrw,r. "..'cd 1 ..a 6 of ae. s.aat. a•Itn an Mal tl BV a1 ekrtp .f lend "out Y_ IC toBt ,.Ida hove a...rlhed etr"' extendln, weather., one thom.ad L/Mq 601 feet .cell ov ^5lrtnanl (151tbetBeen lovat3one5tctl o.. ?I 461; all of en la loud but., 2,noted In the Jorthw.et ins u tin ,tae. ell LDet portion of trout nnmherea Fifteen (16) In site on Clty o. I".. late, aeaterly of u line "mullet to enter line o1 ..,or track of the (selectee 'lalond Be IIt.. tract, Del nG LN nuetarly Pnrtlun o1 apld trunk twos gift flflfq I50) feet we It. extend lose vNnt eIGD ty -to f" na nine 101 too • Ill vof BaldhTmv n IEe. aide of we soe iIds of e aenr line of = u..mr m a I,— of the tell or. nI I. a It ffie hvnth -eat Quarter 01 ph ty -five 1061 neat. The c g .2 peel.. aD ant thlrteevohw- I ls, t flue 12£9fi4 Ye et v nth - Id.I, c- the Ilewenn 'fuu:ml Baca I alF h ter -I ire 111'6 Se et ,.at 190, Thirty-four I:I,'fulrtY L1 el a "'I lrty- nine "01 1 the h'ate euhablelan of to. Tes e .,at (9) fact eaaterlp fro m formerly loo -cad ..ro=e as It II— true.. vru,ou ed Jne 111 Sno,lel, ! Ye' 1, r anty -three IeJI end ne meataily fifty 150) feet of troch nomDer.d three (Si to ithol Utn whadlvleIDn within the tormalto and olty i of ..r Pan, :red tlwt part l en of sc=at papheted e a III lying osato. of Bold 'fl... Its Dnt 1 nithln the an vlvews of auto tra It n Der one (l). Aw etrin of 1=nd one hwdra. Ilo.)' S..t aide, stss fifty (50) feet a mM1 dl de of center 11Be 0f a spur to. at of the Colorado Uldland 'ellrcad. Tsnno Ue trts .uPov U01m2- Uln c cr, own, sod t one Srn.it.n.l Lot nl In the southeUa yvc vt et 1 hT. }1 of the Ilovth- I .et ortar ( i" .cBent I1. eiChtveo 1101, T....beI 'foe Ito) Bus BenFV Llenty -Sour lU ^.1 :et. v .Sea u- rtrip of 1=nd fofcy 100) fast le -. cIdth, b.1o, tv.ty Ito) Let o ..ah .Id. of n r t.r line of old ne o0untaln dear at now conetrrctri over •and e a p1I,.rty ..,,ad en p Lecane e[ 29 LD. 1400, if Galen C. 61rd, le the Nm'tne.ct ^FOr for 1 4 * :�I al the 3o.thpeet ' f ;.nra nr Isi j.), Section EI'ham III). Ta•mehll Cut I3a1 Sea M, Sen Fe e1;'ty -few Igd) Ii ere t. =1 eo o etrlo of la ad eI.ty -eta I.6) fact .1da, hula, Tnlrty -ties 1331 feet on s.oM1 Ul do ofj 1 dental line f hold iap.n Leuvale spur Be constructed o end . 30"': Led. Hlnl ng v3e lm, grate. `.wwy tlo. 1941. I,.Sthe e1r Lads IRnl ng C1u1m1 oM Lint a_.I Ito.. 1010, 1 1x.10 trlp o1 lot being boated In the Borth SIIF 1 }I of the var2Mn rt :m rter nai I Ban tl on £1Fnte.n I1B), Toun.hlp 'Pm 1101 South, Lunge L1E1'ty -1our iO4) .net. Al., a s,rip If land tav»ty -flea 1.51 feet v.1de. being Tnelve 5nd one half Ill` #) feat on L.D el do at a ter ]lose f off .,son Remain Bpw n oil conetmes od over Bad Be o Ur . the Little hell Lode Ltd I ag Clate. Setont .11, Yo- : :UL t.neodad, i'uld .^Silos of Ia aaIII., 1 fl: a..aa la tow n.Uthaeet 4uurt , 1 a,Ij) -.f tN Berths at .l IIt.r 1 Iht-I ...tlon 116ham, 1181 Torm cNy Tae .1.101 + th. onB" 31 p,2T -fm¢ Ihq OW p I I ama • 000019 It can 111 lore cf tBe be ....m of .nle "'.n uouneoln armed ne hen sent —vas axe nna ae the ulillamllre Trod. IIInIDn Cleln, Patent 11-1 He- 90.0_A, the W illon.ulreiw list tW Latent Mrvey 110. 9620 -2, the Betsy And Lode Inning Clulm. Patent Jaxvay llo. "6'_2, [na the Big CCle1 Lade IllolrlC Claim, Patent entrap No. 0257, cold stria of lead De 1nF l'v ca t.d In Ma ao thwevt Cunrter 1 M .) 0: the a thneet .n art nr ( IIL4) of Je tlon EIELLOm []B1. 'TV ^non lP Tan (101 South. Funee [1(:hty -four 184) l,aet, end In the Bvuthet.t 'sorter I s.ql of tbo Ilvrt' CEt arts= I JE}) of Jeetl on in risen 1131 T>ennhlP Pon 1301 tenth, f>nCs. Elrhtg- IIre Ins) set. ,to . atrl, of land v right of 1'I.; for the Colored. Uldluna r.11 Ld ComPVny't h,C.to- S.r. of le tt :>F spur tr aCl.r le ndl ng to It Cowenh. :en Tnnn el be tneen the neat e]'1T h.—acry If Lhe rid ht of :vuy Sor =meld 8v llrv'd Coep, my`, maa f=eel .Ted the nueterly W.vndurp of the r.Iht y Toy for I, eITeo Bnuab of Be Denver hind !is Crrvde .eE t n:v - .all=oud., uald "trip oY la ad being tress; IL'0) feet via., beb1E t.. (ID) Z.at a uch nit. of oeutex' line >1 [aid spur treat ovrr the L na Find. I1o113e C1➢eoe' .....ea 1'1'vncnd .uucuolk EIn InF Claims cod flf +.L 1501 fe of ' :'Ise, be 1nF Mevty -flue ICa) n ouch aide of eald unto+ line E eta l.or e.ln^Iter 1. .melee .a...rly ;%,d by D. 0. e-mtha, John 11. Holdezouv, Jnlm Cannox . oGael, Ziahurd '.set, ale 0 roll.. Elleteon, Cl;.. G. degi e, Jr. .ad D:rld L. IIYrv:'n, Dur ld llevls, . U. Salley one .sudden Bcldl'1dEe, Feld r t'lp >f iund ba l.r@@ "➢out to lE'te eC .snared :.'.001 Ta nt t. lengE6 _.'a loce�ed I. Lne Gasthraut quarts (0'-�I of the aouthoea, at ter 1 BE -1 of toe eonth ... t yuurfer 19`. }1. n"a nl on Sere. 171, Tmrmblp Ten (101 a oth. Fong...Bhty -four IB4l 'toe i. "tan vt lane eeemab.e ni Tall.... to -Tel s: neslnalnF +c ti:. Imvn aov on of Lne sect; na.umnly .1 the smut of C.g fa= lea ,eP.n stench ar tn. sourer and na er.na. n.e t.rn ii uro.:l aw th . nd tarty n— ery .1 he rl [hx at ,vy far tn. , urn m: of Lute Deny ono i.lo +oaf cane. 1u llraae 1-ale- m th. cana0n.r.n Sunnal: to 'a "tnndl.2 .at Lb-rly -1 wGOth. Bev brlT^n almacr; .f th r1Cb2 oI ^or for o_td en stenos a dln- 4sea nI otfntY -eaves na tl'rae-tenthe 1 87.51 Sent; then I. u Cortbe -tvrl dlractivn u ➢nut too h eared .altl fifty IC501 fast to the ...In.. st .o net of D1 cT Tom 121, J. ll)lvme ear it lon to the City of ADPen; thence north along the e:at line of Feld DI cl: 'Axe IE) • alatmm n e of ... herdrvd a '6 e1GhtT 11 50) tent to the northeast no of Let dl.toon flu l In note 51,vk No II). the... Test n10ne the earth llm of eoldlat 11.1 man 116) abe+F n1Ky 1601 Teet t0 the easterly Doundory of the right of nay far acla CoveC- hov.. Twlml dp of the Dameer .nd him Grl.nde :met eIn Ru llrvaa; W+ence eontner ly .na m+tl!eust arty Song meald last named +lent v1 'iuy Irowdvey I.bont five sonatas .ad Mevty (6201 feet to the point of benleIIns, old eCrly of lend being to ca tea In the Puat MIT 141 Cf the nothasso � Cler 1 0 h Motion :rove. (1) Tol,nohlP Ten (101 septa:, nFe CI[h ty -four IB41 mast. also u , 194 o1 land Pltty 1501 Te et nlde, ha1nF LrtenLy -flue Ii51 feet on such dl ae of •star line o1 th. soldln.1 lo.utlo. 01 the ColCre6 o st!;d Iin lido :.. Comy:it e,'r trash lax d lap to the Coxans.em. Tvvnel, a tevdL E vortneuterly ¢bout seen hundred 17001 feet Srom the north Ilse o1 Lot elxteen I16 ) In gloat To o (2) Ia J. F. William, AdBItlon to the City of AaPan M the Beet line of Blau[ CJ.. II) In said oddities, meals etrlp of land being aapoaant to Cud moutheuet arty o1 the 111.2 of e.y for M. CCmaMOVen Tuvna mt— f The Denver and F1. Grande 11 meters EFil=oua _.&- locnted In Me Perth ... t -cult— 1 AS ) of the J othe.et ?.ert.I (Sail. dll.rtht,.t ;nutter ( Ili) at the Smathe[at ':uo+ter 1 311:1 $..it.. u Tee. 191, T .... hly Tan 1101, Muth, Pantie Eighty-foaz (641 .ee t. Al eo all the eetete, -rl gh<, title, I.t—.t, elute and d—Fe. -be' --ever of the Party H be 11 ret Tart, either la it. of egnity, f In and to all ordlama.s heretofore granted tv the Colorado lllalavd Yullrond Company or It. pied... Fear. by the bald City of Amman. Together ':Ith all rlAts and prlvlLdBut sad fre ... less thereto Incld.nt, .11 ndent nna appa=l an men t, o[ t. eF.n,tn a Teel ly had eve enjoyed, sod tb• rent e, lee nee an d Pr.11 L. 2Lereoi, end ell the eetete, right, title. lntereet. Olalm may seen.d nbetaoaysr, es sell a In lsn oe In egYl ta. .f the Cale p.rty oI the first Wtt, .T, In and to amid premloea eM • oxT Pv *t .nd :w el Ulere of, with the eppottemncee. To have and to hold + the a r . To Ea tsar a m th .11 and elnEUlut the .Ppurtanve. find Pr3v11e6Eae thereunto b4.ngl.E or In anyeln thereunto appertaining, and all the estate, r IUht, title, Interest end stale nhatsoevad of the 8-.14 pmrty of the first part, either In ten o equI ty, to the only yr.,nr a . Davefls and talent .f the Bold potty of the eeoond Wrt.rt . a Tend ...Ago. f.rver. In witness "botany. The said Carty of the first Wrt nee hereunto set his hand z.d real tn. I.y of year Ilret man— soitten 6l peso. gaol ea sea Dallv.raa a. B. Carlin. 1 ...1) lu Praaanve mf Cwnty of Bl pusvl e I. tla v el Pa ee. a Mate zy Poll", I. aM for tb. cold County, in Me state 'fore - amid, do be by certify fast A. E., L.rls.n, she fe Pat .... 11, Can— to me to be the pare ear Fees ... Ian V(MorIDad M the to I., dead, aPM.lad bafar. m. IN. Sey In parse. sae I.l:naalad,.d that he signal. ...led and del l..red Ina sale Inetrancat of arltivl a. N. fr.. sae —to, nos and dead. Tor 2b. a une your,.... 'th.t.L. sae Partb . c ides under ant hand and uaturlsl meet this 30th. day of ..ngutt, v. D. 1925. Us Gcuml..I.a .Emir ee ..C.mb.r 50 1,25 gamey Mt.. 1 :I.LOrIN 3..11 Larytazy uA i-1 I Aple me, d .e to form and uevtl.a E. IF Clot :. �y (850,00 In I.ev. stamps affixed tea cancelled) f d on O.TF my a a. Pima 'r of . . . /u! ;mule E. Ganders. Camara C. gun Co.. y 6" t 1s9 9gse lD l (81695 ' RECEIVER'S' DEED AHD- ASSIGIRD3RT; `hie Deed and Assignment; made this' 20th-day, Of April; :1: D. 1922; between A. E. Carlton ledeiver of the properties of The Cblorado-Midlund Railroad Company, appointed by the ;rlct Court of the State of Col ^rado, within and for the County of El Paso, in the cause LSnafter mentioned, party of the first yart, THE COLCRADO MIDLAND RAILROAD COVIARY, a idration organized and existing -hhder the laws of the State of Colorado, party of the save and A. E. CARLTON, of the County of El Paso and State of Col: rado, party of the third [=,F, The Colorado Iaidland Railroad Cum-any, party of the second part herein, executed trust Indenture hearing date the first day of June, 1917, whereby it canveyed to the made Title and Trust Company, .a corporation of Colorado, as trustee, its entire railroad maty, as described in said trust indenture (including the propaTty hereinafter described conveyed) to Secure its Seven Per Cant First :4rtgage Gold Bonds, to the principal amount j2,000;000.00; and " D -MEAS, an July 1, 1918, default having been made in the payment of the Interest. tb6rotofo on said bonds then outstanding, and the principal of said bonds having thereupon been .Brad and being then due, sai'd The Colorado Title and Trust Company, an trustee in .said' It indenture, did file in the District Court of the State of Colorado, within and for,.the ty of ES Paso, its suit in equity against said party of the second part, for t't1s..foreclos laid treat indenture or mortgage, praying among other things, for the appointment of a elver and the sale of said property, and for other relief, which 'suit is still pending, an mmbered 11,713 of the actions and proceedings in said court; and D;REAS, on July 1, 1918, the party of the first part herein, was, by said court in said as nappointed receiver of the property and effects of said The Colorado Midland Railroad )any, party of the second pact hereink qualified as such, and ever since has been and now .cting in said capacity; and MAS, on July 2, 1918, by order duly entered by said court in said cause, said Receiver ,y of the first part hereto, was "authorized t6 make such sal Be of the above described parties as, In his discretion, shall be of the beat interests of all parties concerned, act always to the approval of this Court first bad and obtained, upon reports made and '.d by said Receiver "; and EREAS, on April 28, 1922, the sale evidenced by this dead having theretofore been, by sai giver .reported to said court, was by order of said Court duly entered in said cause approv the Receiver, party of the first part herein, duly authorized to consummate the same by execution and delivery of this deed, and said The Colorado Midland Railroad Company, part, '.he second part heroin, and defendant in mid suit directed to Jotn in said conveyance. �w, THEREFORE. This instrument witneseeth that the said A. E. Carlton, as Receiver as eseid, party of the first part herein, in accordance with and by authority of said orders ourt, in consideration of the premieee and of the payment to him as such Receiver of the of One Dollar and other good and valuable considerations, as in said order of April 28, ; more fully set forth, the receipt whereof is hereby confessed and acknowledged, has gra: rained, sold, released, conveyed and confirmed and transferred,, assigned and set over, and base prevents does grant, bargain, sell, release, convey and cuhfitm and transfer, assign eat over unto said party of the third part hereinabove named, his heirs and assigns fuXev as R2oelver thereof, and not hitherto conveyed to others by said The Colorado Midland Company or said A. E. Carlton as Receiver thereof, or both or either of them and Particularly the fall =wing described real and personal property, to -wit: arecoxore own8a oy Sala '1'ne uolaraao 11ldlena 8ailroad company and /or said A. B. Carlton fia eeeiver thereof, and not hitherto conveyed by them or either of them to others, including 4e right of way, terminal and Station grounds of said The Colorado Mldlend Railroad,eituate a the counties of Teller, Park, Chaffee, Lake, Eagle, Pitkin and Garfield, and elsewhere, in he State of Colorado, ingather with all buildings and improvements thereon, and appurtenances "oeremmto belonging, including, railroad track., rails, ties, bridges, culverts, tunnels, tele- 'diph and talelihene lines, and all other structures, improvements and appurtenances. ;Also, all of the following described personal property hitherto belonging to said The 51'orado Midland Railroad Company and /or A. E. Darlteneas Receiver thereof, to -wit: All rails, ties, engiueB, cars Bud other Yelling stock and Equipment, and all too la and nterials and supplies now on hand, and all other personal property of said The Colorado Ldland Railroad Company and /or A. E. Carlton as Receiver thereof, wherever situate, including erticularly the following: five thousand tons, more or lass, of ninety -pound steel rail, and srtain angle bars and other track fastenings used in connection therewith, now located at or ear the station of Wildhorse in Chaffst County, State of Colorado; also the following lose - itives, rolling stock and other equipment now in the yards of The Midland Terminal Railway many (formerly the Colorado Midland Yardq) at 'vest Colorado Springs, E1 Paso County, State PColnrado, to -wit: six locomotives, one dining car, one wracking dorriak, one ptle driver, so rail loaders, three wracking care, five outfit care, one tool car, twenty-,five bunk Care [Te cabooses, seventy -two flat cars, alxteen ventilated begetable cars, eighty -four coal care, ,ur dump cars, forty -two stock cars, twe my -one boa cars four tank cars, one gas transport; .So seven coal cars and four box cars now in use on foreign lines. also all Corrado Midland iterials and supplies now on hand in said Midland Terminal Yards (formerly Colorado Midland eeds)abova mentioned. Also, all bills and accounts recelYable, claims, demands and choose in action new due or ireafter to become due from anyone vaiomseever to said The Colorado Midland Railroad Company id /or A. E. Carlton, as Receiver thereof, including all interline traffic and pardlem balances - TOHAYE AND TO HOLD all and singular the above mentioned and described property, forever (bui ithout personal covenant or any pereenal liability whatsoever on the part of or against. the Lid party of the first part). And thin instrument further witnesseth that said The oolerado Midland Railroad Company,, irty hereto of the second Dart, for and in consideration of the promisee, and in pursuance of )id orders of said court, has bargained, sold, conveyed and released, and transferred, isigned and set ever, and by these presents does bargain, sell, convey and release, Bud trana- r, assign and sat over unto the party hereto of the third part„ all the right, title and terest of sold The Colorado Midland Railroad Company, party hereto of the second part, in d'to all of said property and property rights herein conveyed, assigned, transferred or leased by the said Receiver, party of the first part to this inatrument, to have and to hold 1 and singular the said property and property rig to unto the said party of the third part rate, his heirs and assigns, forever. IN WITNESS PPIEREOF, the party of the first part has hareento set his hand and seal., and the mty of the second part has onuned these presents to be sighed by its President, sad its irperato� Baal to be hereto affixed end attested by its Secretary, the day end year first f" Executed in ton oodterparts to facilitate recording. �� A. E. Carlton As. R,,,wa (SLAL) 102 481695- aontinnad ATTEST t-, PR•ii� bLCRADO MIDI, RD- HAIT_RBAD COMPANY eslie G. Carlton T By A. °• Carlton L - ' -' - President Fift (50) Dollars in U. S. Revenue Stamps attached to first original counterpart and i,y�iN ancelled. ST CiE' DC`L RADO es. C0.Bft1f0re_p PASO) �POra Hazel Bates, a notary public in and for the County in the State aforesaid, this A, y pe nally appeared A. E. Carlton, to 'me pore onally -known and personally known to me to be the ease person who executed the foregoing instrument as Receiver and acknowledged the exeeuted.the Same as his free and voluntary act as such Receiver for the uses and purposes therein stated. Given under my hand and official seal this 28th day of April, A. D. 1922. My commission expires December 30, 1923. Hazel Bates Notary Public. STATE OF COLORADO) ae. COUNTY OP EL PASO) " Before me, Hazel Bates, a notary public within and for has County in the State Ste resald, this day personally pzpeared A. E. Carlton and Leslie G. Carlton, personally known to me and po reanally ]mown to be the President and Secretary. respectively, of The Colorado Mi and R lroad Company, end the same persona who, as such officers, executed the foregoing 1 � q and each acknowledged that he executed the soma as his free and voluntary net an I v u voluntary act of said The Colorado Midland Railroad Company for the uses and p r OW t erein stated. " van or my hand and official seal thei 2B th day of Apr S1, A. D. 192'L. isolon expires December 30, 1923. Hazel Bates, S E. Sanders, Recorder ENOW ALI IEV BY ;THESE PRESENTS, That WHEREAS, he .brad. Midland Railroad Company, a corporation of Colorado, by its certain trust indenture dated June 1, 1917, and duly recorded in the office of the recorder of El Paso County, Colorado, in Book '582 at Page 114 of the records thereof; and in the .office of the recorder of Teller County, Colorado, in Bock 192 at Page 273 thereof; and in the office of the recorder of )Park County, Colorado, in Book 89 Page 158 of the records thereof; and in the office of the recorder of Chaffee County, Colored , in Book 164 at Page 106 of the records thereof; and in the office of the recorder of Lake C 'Col -rado, in Book 252 at Page 103 of the records thereof; and in the office of the recorder of Pitkin County, Colorado, In Book 156 at Page 127 of the records thereof,; and in the offic of the recorder of Eagle County. Colorado, in Book 95 at Page 287 thereof; and In the office of the recorder of Gardield County, Colorado, in Book 103 at Page 429 of the records thereof; and in the office of the recorder of Ideas County, Colorado, In Book 210 ut Page 102 of the records thereof., conveyed to The Colorado Title and Trust Company, . a corporation of'Colnrado certain real and personal property in Said trust Indenture described, in trust, to secure the payment of bonds of said The Colorado Midland Railroad Company, to the amount of $2,000,000.00, said bonds bearing interest at the rate of seven per cent. per annum, and being payable on the first day of June, 1937; and W>AEREAS, said The Col ratio Midland Railroad Company and A. R. Carlton; as Receiver thereof, have well and truly paid the sum of money b., said bonds and the coupons attached thereto required to be paid by It. ROW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the premises, and in further consideration of the sum o One Dollar to the said The Colorado Title and Trust Company paid by the said The Colorado Midland Railroad Company, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, and npon request of the said The Colorado Midland Railroad Company and A. E, Carlton as Receiver thereof, The Colored Title and Trust Company does hereby fully and abemlutely release, cancel and discharge.suah trust indenture and remise, release and forever quit -claim unto the said The Colorado - Midland Railroad Company, its suceessore and assigns, forever, all the right, title and inter which the said The Colorado Title and Trust Company has by virtue of said trust Indenture in and to the reel and personal property therein described or covered thereby, and eacb and every part thereof, said property being more particularly described in said trust indenture, reference to which Is hereby made. TO HAVE AND TO HOLD The same, together with all and singular the privileges and aI•purtenana D�3.ja� belonging unto the said The Colorado 'Midland Railroad Company, Its successors and orever. SS WHEREOF, the said The Colorado Title and Trust Company has caused its corporate hereunto subscribed by its President, and its corporete4 seal to be affixed and y Sts Secretary, this 28th flay of April, 1922. in ten couteerparta to facilitate recording. THE COLORADO TITLE AIM TRUST COMPANY by J. Arthur Connell ATTEST: President. 4'. R. ihaterton, Secretary. STATE OF COLORADO) se. COUNTY OF EL PASO) Im Robert A. Chadwick, Jr. a notary Public In and far said County, in the State aforesaid do hereby certify that J. Arthur Connell, President; and W. R.Wdterton, Secretary, of The Colorado Title and Trust Company, who era personally known to me to be the persona whose name are subscribed to:the annexed instrument in writing, as President and Secretary of said corporat n, eared before me this day in person and adknowledged that at the time of the axeouti n ea id instrument in writing they were respectivey the President and Seoreter . of saidt••.ifs rAi on; that the seal affixed thereto Is the common and corporate seal of said ca rp or �'tparp� - that they signed, sealed and delivered the said instrument in writing as the Pr ae anQ veTvn act, and as the free and voluntary act of the said The Colorado Title and Company,�y� e uses and purposes therein at forth. Given under my hand slid official seal this 28th day of April, 1922. My comais al on expiree M9 Commission expires April 2, 1924. Robert A. Chadwick Jr. . Notary Public. ed Yor record this :first ay o pay D. 192 at A. M. ' 46 uuL 1 70596 THIS DEED,mmde this ninth day of October,in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and five (1908),between the ROARING FORK ELECTRIC LIGHT A1'iD POWER COMPANY A CORPORATION DULY ORGAIiIZ•ED AND ErLSTIRG UEIDER ADD BY VIRTUE OF THE LAWS OF THE STATE OF COLORADO,of the first part,and the COLORADO FdIDLAiD RAILWAY COMPADY,m corporation duly organesed and existing under and by virtue of the laws of the 9tata of Colorado,of the second part; WIT!OESSETH, That the said party of the first purt,for and in consideration of the a= of two hundred and fifty dollars (;250), to the said party of the first part in band paid by the said party of the second part,the receipt whereof Is hereby confessed and acknowledged, has granted,bargained.,soldgnd conve¢ed,and by these presents does grant,bargain,sell,convey and confirm anto.the said party of the second part,its successors and assigns forever,all the fallowing described lot or parcel of land, siteatglyine and being in the County of Pltkln and state. of ColOradp,tO -wit: A strip of land fifty (501 feet wide,being twanty five (25) feet on each side -of -a spur track of The Colorado Midland Rail'.my Company,know. as the "Newamn Tminell Ppur ",tha canter line of said strip of land being desdribednas follmvs;to- wit:Beginning at a point on the line between corners numbered one T and six 6 EbatrICO Placer, U. S.S.urvey.,11.. 11426 , st location station 27 J 66.2 where the center line of said spur track crosses said line between corners numbered one I and six 6;thence north seventeen degrees add-six minuets (I7`a )FA.t. seven hundred and thirty (730) feet to location station 34.96.2 thence northeasterly on a curve to the left with . radius of one thousand nine hundred and ten (I0I0) feet , two hundred fifty one and Seven tenths (25I.7) feet;thence north nine degrees thirty -three minusts (0' 33') east five hundred and eighty four and five tenths, (58415) feet;thence northeasterly on a curve to the left with a radius of six hundred thirty seven and three tenths (637.51 feat,seven hundred eighteen and three tenths (7I6.3) feet;thenca north fig" -five degrees .1x minuets (55' 6') West to a point on the southerly boundary Tina of section twelve I2,townshtp tan , (I0) south,range eighty five (85) West of the sixth Principal Meridixn.Al1 coureas referred to the true merldlan.Also,an additional strip of land twenty five (25) feet wide on the westerly aide of the above described traot,and extending fray location station 36 to loca- tion station 46 of said spar track of the Colorado Midland Railway Company. All of the above described land being located in the northwest quarter (IIW I/4) a,- section thirteen 1131 Toemship ten (IO) S.R.85 west of the sixth Principal meridian,and containing three and txanty -five one - hundredths (3.25) aeres,more or less. Together with all and singular the heriditoments and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in any -aisa appertalning,and the reversion and reverslon.,ramdnder and remainders gents issues and Profits thereof;and all the estate ,right,tdtle,lntemst,elalm and demand whatso- ever of the said party of the first parteither in late or equity,of,in and to the above margnlned premises,with the herlditaments and appurtenances. Reserving and excepting however,from the operation of this dead,an easmant for a right of way,forty- (40) feet in width being twenty (20) feet m each aide of the center of -.That is known as the CestLa Creek later Company's pipe 1dne,ea the same is now located and constructed ,- across the above described premises,for the use,maintainanco.,operntion and ra PSlr of said pipe 11-ne;And 3ESERVTVG AND EXCEPTION ALSO from the operation of this deed, an casaent for a right of :vay,forty (AD) feet in width, -being twenty (20) feet on each side of the canter of what is known as the t+r.roon Water,Light A, Power Company's pica line,aa the same is now located and constructed,- across said premises,for the use,maintainanee operation and repair of said last nomad pipe line; PROVIDED,However, tat the use maintainmnoe operation or repair of the 'paid pipe- lines,or o^ either of them,shall never be permitted in any manner to interfere with the use,mmintainanee or operation of the railway of said The COL0RAD0 MIDLAND RAILWAY Company,party of the second part ,across said Premises. TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the said premises above bargained and described,with the anpurten- ances,unto the Colorado Midland Railway Company,party of the second part,lt. successors and assigns forever. And the said Roaring Fork Electric Light and Power Company,party of the first part,for itself,its successors and as6lgns1does covanent,grant,bargain and agree to and with the said party of the second part,itn successors and asslgns,that at the time of , the ansealing and delivery of these presents It is wall seized of the prar$ses above conveyed as ofsuro, good, pa rfe ct, absolute and Indefeasable estate of inharitanee,in law in fee simple,and hap good right,iall Power and lawful authority to grant,bargadn,sell and convey the same in manner and form aforesaid,and that the same are free and clear from all formor and other grants ,bargains , sales, liens , tax. s,aa3e9.mente and incumbrances of whatever kind or nature ehet ... ver,and the above bargained premises is the quiet and passable poss- ension of the said party of the second part,its successor. and assigna,against all and every person lawfully claiming or to elaimthe whole or ony part theeof the said party of the first pert shall and will warrant and forever defend. 114 WITNESS WHERF.OF,The said party of the first part has caused this deed to be executed by its ?restdent,and its corporate scal,duly attosted by its Seeretery,to be hereunto affixed,the day and year flost above written. THE ROARING FORT, ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER TE COMPANY CDAFngd -�' By David 2.C.Brown 1 ,',1L President Attest: C. F.Browa Secretary. State of Colorado 1 County of Pltkdn ) SS. I,F.I.I.r Bpruill,a notary Publio,in and for said County,in the State aforessid,do hereby certify thet D. R. C.Brown,whe is personally known to me to be the person whose name is subscribed to the foregoing deed,and who is also known to me to be the Praeide -nt of the Roaring Fork Electric Light end Power CAaaany ,.ppa.red before me this day In person,and acknowledged that he signed sealed,and delivered the said instrument in writing by order of the Board of Directors, of said Coapany,as its free and voluntary act and deed, and a. his own free and voluntary not and deed,for the uses and purposes therein set forth And I do hereby further certify that C.F.Brown,to me personally known,and known to me to be the 'Secretary of amid The Roaring Fork Electric light and Pacer Companyjappeared before me this day In person,and acknowledgedthat the seal affixed to the foregoing instrument is the __tea- -� -• -a -�a mF- o..a -tart .M..Y m.ne..tn wnA 0—.- f.—' —sod that .a Lt seal. ma. 'JuoO22 /�,9/;27Y 00Of,z4 Ps f, fi .... h dls cove ry :heft bears :17th STT ty five degrees and thirty seven minutes west eight It.t hundred and thirtee d ninety three hundredths feet d'_ tens bee of Thence second course, magtet iourteen degrees an rty -Sive is ees beers south y -five de grass west fifty -one fhtersect line 3 -4 of said azry .23; ne: e Feet thou Band and twenty -eight end seven ten thsTest inters. ct line 4 -1 of said survey No. 253,4efour m cornertNof4; toner tthhousagrees and twsn ty minutes asst fifty seven and one tenth Teat from end one hundred and nln sty -three feet intersect 1ne 23 oS said sur =i pro. 39 vay No. nce, one thousand two hundred 'and fifty ix and five tenths feet to carnet id.3 ghtean yTfivee, gross westsPouraand tT CVa ariati on fourteen degrees end forty minutest, alm, b fart Siva degr I ifty-• at north thert 1 tenths Teat intersect line 3 -4 of said port} 363 be corner yb ohundrad' end aS d frty minutes east SePanty -nine end three tenth�tfeat ofrom8 No.3; tw ixty six end e antr vey Iio .3658, end line 2=3 o£ said au rue No.19Q2 atnsou th Tertn tflve ct 11ne 2 -3 of said aur- ety -L hundred end ninety seven and two feet from come y degrees west three rst co hundred Teat to corner No.¢ No .3 oP said survey No.1742r three:eight Thence, fourth course me variation fourteen degrees and forty minutes east, nor forty -five degrees east three hundred and ninety -seven and two tenths feat intersect line cond a 3 -4 of said survey Na.1942 at north T1 rty -Siva degrees we et thirty - ;three and two tenths e t into 1,t coplar No.3• one thousand two bvndrad and fSTt six nutes 1, Lhe place of beginning. Ex renal exce tin y- end SS ve tenths feet to co rner Nv :! d thre portion of the ground herein and excludin Trom these pros ants all that l xty-ty Nos. 1942, 2534 3623 and 3658 end sl serail that race in said mining claims or s7rvays 2. oS ell veins, lodes end ledges throe out their portion of said Hig ChieT vain or lcda and:' ird c y 111 Sn ai de of such excluded groan d,eaSd lot .ntl ra depth, fife tope or apexes of which o cot TSfty sax end Sive tenths feet No.4237 extending one thousand two hundred and uth A .0.leas said lot containing eightnac re�tan dlth�rt�d Big Chie£ vain or lode the granted prami dths y -aix thousand the of an acre of ]a nd, more utes NOW KNOW YE, That there is thetreGore hereby GRANTED lip the United States unto the saidenth David R.C. Erown and to his heirs and ..buns, the -aid mining premises hereinbefora dee- ee de cribs d, and not expressly excepted from these presents, and all that portion of the said HSg cot Chief ve lP, lode, o°r seodga8 axes off awhi other veins, lodes, end ledges, throughout their fth c entire de emi the t p p inside of the surface boundary lines of said tent granted premleas in said Lot No.4237 extended downward vertically, although such Velma lode r ,Ix deg or ledges in their downward course may so Tar depart from a pally' "thou as to extend o10d side the vertical side lines of said preml ass. Provided, That the right of sixth c such outside pert: er said veins, lodes, or ledges Shall be confined to suchppoll,Onenthere- ty -six Of as 1SA between vertical ml pl eases drawn downward through the end lines of said Lot No.4239 i4 n tin -o continued in heir own direction that such planes will Intersect such exterior eior parts of ce d, a said veins, lodes, or ledges; And provided further, That nothing herein contained shall of sai author, za the grantee herein to enter upon the surface of a claim owned or Po- sassed by the t another: z, Sea Sz To HAVE AND TO HOLD said mining premises, together Sn Smmunities, and appurtenances of whatsoever g° with all the rights,_privlleges, land, above named, and to his hails and ..signs forever; . thereunto bar onging unto the said gi +antoe� YE ,1 T ad and to the following, conditions andgati let subject nevertheless to the ab.v.Pmentt58 . O.SI. First. That the promises here and r stipulations; Sated entered by the proprietor of any the, .in, with the exception of the. surface, may Is raid m outside of the boundary of said granted Promises' °r le dga, the toper apex of which lies , and penetrate, intersect, or extend into said remises shouldt the p'=aa Ino Its extrac tin Pound to Lodes, ing the ore from Such other vein , lode, or pledge. B and remov -:' the a Second. That the Promised hereby granted shall be held subject to any vested and accru rd ter ad water rights for r'ning, agricultural, manufacturing, or other purposes, and rights to ,art P ditches and reservoirs used in connection with such water right. ae may be recognized and av ids acknowledged by the local laws, customs, and dacleldns t c L1 be the lends hereby granted, a right of we ° courts And there is reserved frd tgh I authority of the United States, y thereon for ditches or canals constricted by the LIT S Third. That in the absence of necessary legislation by Congress, the Legislature 1P ant v Colorado may provide rules for working the mining claim or ra C a c easements, drainage, and other no cis sat moans t p mises hereby granted, involvld' AND T IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I, Grover y o its complete development. ad an have can these letters to be made Cleveland, President of the United States of America.. end t hereunto affixed. PATENT, and the Seal of the General Land Office to be phatl y oiVo ,render my hand at the City of Washington the twenty seventh clay i ear f Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety- seven, end of t y o£ January, in the" u pro Uri to d- States the one hundred and twenty first. the Indanendence of thev ;ell. B the 'y :else Compared Lb:% 'Y ELH y President: dent: Grover Cletel and -om eT By I.A. Pugh That Acting Secret arA is f L.Q.C. Lamar y• s see n ed for record on Lhe o0t da c Ma A.D.1949 at Recorder o£ t e General Land Of£6, ,b t 2270 , 9 2 2 o�cllck p, M,. M.M.Neihedt Records y UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE :ha Bureau of INTF•R IOR �. 'het Land Management rrov I hereby certify hat the annexed co WASHINGTON APR -9 1949 from the record Which is in my custody pt of patent is a true and literal exemplification )? dr y in this office. ipNY IN TESTIMONY affixed, WHEREOF I have hereunto sub ecriDed my name and caused the .seal of this .'l toss o CO to be efflxed, et the city of Washington, on the day and year above written.. • y' cad. is r.. Hunan.. Jae. F. Romer :hau G •RAL LeND OFFICE No. 32436, Chief, Patent. Section. D THE UNITED STATES OF AN.ERIC A, MINERAL CERTIFICATE No. 556;•ly To ell to whom these Presents shell come, Greeting: Whereas, in pursuance of the provision: of the at. }:'z S General Chap tar Six, Title Thirty -two, and legs el etion l Revised St utes oT the United emental thereto, there have been d States; d St 't. the C etlf is ate NOL556, Office ithalRe gi ster l oTt at suppus the Pieta and Field Noted. of S ry apdsi, the Stag tr of Color ado, accompanied by other evidence where reel and and Tha Castle Creak by it appears that John Harkin s, Frencia T;jkf A.D.1H99, duly enter and pay fo�that�eert elnOmSnings dl d, on tPaem�tae Been o�aysoT�eDa cemba i ode mining alaim, deal gnatad by the Serve or claim or many, eeation twenty -Sour, Ln township tart southyoP range eighty five wa ate ambr ¢sing a portlov -a JN, as Follows, w t- wv od Hpaings end ^bom dad, de scribed, and platted.: "_i.. 1 h magnetic varl anon tavrte,,,. n DU3f�z'3 1100'.12 he following pieces and ,:reels o: land altucte, lying end belne in the County'of I Strata of Colorado :.nd Gasorib6d according to aaleting ❑nttad :takes devernment follows, to-wit: van (y) in -'action '.+wclre (la), containing live slid fifty one- hundredths (5.50) as (9) In .ectlon '.welva (l.:), eontainlnC, twenty -,even and forty -three one- hundra- 43) acres - a (10) in 'cation (1C), containing ,even _lid tijanty -three one- hundredths Thirteen (lb) In ::ectlUn Twelve (1[), ccrtcl r thirty -nine and ninety -two one- hundr- dr5oaah`0) a 6'; U: the :ovthwest •u:.rtar (S'd 8i1; )., In 9eottan s4:alve Its), crniain- APty teen (16)S[ a Sixteen 116) In •seouth,leven (eEi containtn;- ninety ona- hundredths (0.90) of an acre .ecm ah ip Tan (le) G..ah,aY °range Eighty-Pita (86), hest o: the Sixth (6th) Principal 1¢m, and ,,less: aexce one hundred end he sit -t of iaaty -ur the Rhin track the (1EColor tl„ more or less; excepting, tin(:, haw ever, the (12) of way for the molt track of The Colorado s!'td Railroad d railroad d company fourteen 114) acres, end the right of way for that car to to +y one of oald hs (1.ad company also as the NepLrt of that E:ctertain,'embrainow one and 'y one ct" emdths 11.60) cares; oleo thirty-six part ra that certaty tract "awn as the On Tract" embre!,iow r.&Eaten and thirty -a II' ono- huadraembr (1x.36) .ands; alto excepting adr.dt tract :gran ac the 7- ceptTexes 11111 bit.", de- hunlag two and 8)Vd-e -nine hundredths df.C. Brows; sire right Of '.fora pipe one; also 10.G8)eae re% fora tied re David F.C, Breen for right o way far pipe d also also excepting. acertain and thirty A.9 pas the 1ectri arras aTracted em County read; end else a>:c opting that tract wh; as the "filarBitc Lhavi Tract" embracing t+vo d t l:lnee; a or the rpu pose f iinl^ its headgo to anon and too l nds, from Castle Creel: in cold ai for the purpose been filed tin,, the above and claim lands, the men and ditch statement aid lerl- hU Rau been f11 ed by the toa't o'r and claimant, t, Thomae 0. Cloth In the office the C1!is. and 2;c ales of fists ine County o£ rythin an the 30th day of ilily 1908, 'ad bearing utnent 'o, ; for shed ditch he+ln c rr}ln cspeclen of e Vi cubic feet o .'ter per otid Of time, together leads; the +ate - lapin. tl er ;ln cad the rloht to use t* came aeon 1'd above dracr ib ad lu ccvv excepttt ho' ":ever, two (2) Clark cubic feet of 'e ter per e.. cons of time tofo-re ?ranted and conveyed by the said is foot 0. Glares to tWa The Fed Butte Cemetry 3'or1ta anon; and .lee e:xeptihe one (1) cubic feat of water per second of time her'; tofore fintad and conveyed by geld Theme 0. C�arl: to d '.. Jewett of the water. flowlnc In said to h; the raid ditch and cater rights ce°,, eyed berm also described and chown in and by that "toln conveyunce dated the fourth day" of Febrlmry, 1500, and recorded In Book V at pages and Z12, Inclusive, of the records of the sad County of Rltlan end State of Colorado, .rated and dallve +cd by the s ld Thomas 0. Clurl, to Pranh Trumbull and Charles H. Schlaacks " +ltruetees. he above described lands having been Included In the descriptions In the several United "t as Government patents issued thereon as follows, to -wit: ^ '(The liortheaet quarter fl[Et) In Section Eleven (11) In Township Ten (10) South, of Range lThty -five (85) Vest of the Stith (6th) Erincipal I.ICrldien; the patentee thereof being abtFe S Elrod and the patent then for halm recorded In Book 55 at Page 31 of the records the Cle,h and Eccorderof sold County of °&thin, n.,Also the Southeast quarter of the Northwest quarter (SE`sN1Ys) of coition 'Twelve (1Z) to 'Nnship Ten (10) heath, of Range Elghty -Five (85) lie.t, of the Sixth (6th) Princ.ipul llerld- the patentee tlhercof bainf:'.illiam E. stone and the natant therefor bcin6. recorded In +3 official records in Book 55 at page 32; so the Bost hrlf of the Northw e`t quarter 1W# nw ) and the Northtaast quarter of the '$hwest quarter (1102 SIYdj In 'action Twelve (121 In Township Ten (10) South, of Range hty -Five (85) '.lest o£ the Sixth (6th) crincipal Herid lan,v therefor being recorded in cold Iclal records in Boot. 55 at page 33; a`- P =� -�- ry(4 -.--,e —"e <...y -_._.c rL -i Also the southwest quarter of the houthwesfi gnnrter (91't� 54ii), The Lot tfumb er oil Three (3) fractlonal Northeast quarter of the bouthweet quarter ( 11E� SW_), and the Lot ilrwbered X (6) or fractional bouth=ast quarter of the southeast quert.r fSEp 2`61 ) of Section Twelve Lz) In loans ip Ten :oath (�2S 110 S.), of Ron g6 '.lgh ty -five (85) Fleet of the Sixth (6th) slnclpal ]lerldian, centut ing one hundred and two and fifty -six ons - hundredths (102.55) dr es, the patentee they eof being John B. Stltzer and the patent therefor being recorded n said official records of nitl,ln County in Bool- 55 at page 35. Also Lot Sixteen (IG) In section One (1), Lot Twenty five (25) In Sect'lon Two, Lots One fl) and Eleven fll) in Section - Leven, and Lote Two (2). Elf"ht CO and Twelve (121 in Section 'welve (Ii:), in To'ammhtP Ten (10), South of Hang. Eighty -five (85) West of the blwth (6th) Pri no &pal Ileridlan, containing one hundredtwenty -four and fifty -five one - hundredths (1E5.55) q ere s, the patentee the, c of being Samuel Flanigan, ..lid the patent therefor being recorded In an ld official records In Book 55 at page 45. %( This conveyance is mode subject. to all the conditions, covenants and reservations contal- d In the e-�-rtaln warranty deed dated llnroh 51h 1918, executed by the Colorado hidland Bell- road Company to John Stapleton and Si:ry 8tupletoa, and conveying the land herelnbefore das- Oribsd. 'lot'. bar IvitL+ all and sinaula, the tonementt, hereditumidts and appurtenances thereunto• -b alonging or in eryolse opnert:.lning, and the reversions, remainders, rents, hisses and uroflt 'ther -.of; end also ell the estate, right,title, intr-rent, claims and demand lrhatfioever, as well In law ae. In equity, of the said party of the first part, cilia sand to the came, and any and every pert thereof, +'r Ith the appurtenances which the said party of the first part ocqulred by virtue of 2uid trust dead; and all the right, title, benlflt and equltyof redem- ption of John Etpleton and Ilnry, Stapleton their hobs ad ueslgnstherein. To Have 4nd td Sold Th. afar... id right, title and Interest of the :'old part- of the first part snto the sstd part* of the eacond part, his heirs ant, Ussigns Yor.vor, -r, fully end ab- solutely s the ,-ad party oY the first part can, by virtue of the power and authority in him vested by s,-Id trust dead,. convey the same. In 'Witness iih_. -•o£, The ssld party o' the first Tart Ties hcr,rito sat hie: bond and anal the day end lre:.r first above written. /n7 Fobert 5. I:1Lles. haul) (A13Nv .�fi... y. ottaa�.G Ee.v,.L/G� Fnl>lie Truatea in th -e Ca my of titan u.rrc.c.id. 'as. C aim tv of �i t:in I) Jennto L. ❑andera Co. Clerk In ;.lid _or sin County, to the kte to afura- .s,ad, do hereby certify :het nano :rt E ,^. tilp, _the emote¢ in said am County, Lnoan to mu to be such, anP, who is pereonelly laorm to me to to the parson whose name is subec)�ib ai. to the lbre.going Dved, ..s each pnbllr Trv,tea, appeared before ma this dey. in person, no a.;nawl.dg, that r s slid in the capacity o£ Fubllc T u.tce In 'she Connt-- of oresaid, he .1,is.d, sealed, and dally =red the sa ld lnctrvmant of vritlnr, as +1& free and voluntary act and decd, for the rbsr +.ad Pa-pocae thr—in enccilted. Amended Final Plat The Aspen Music School BER Castle Creek Campus RP 2 "_a GRAPHIC SCALE L 6.: n iB 6E , LURE TABLE /J� Within ooSection's 13 and 14, CURK RADrUS LENM` d"GENI CHOBO PEAR/NG OR 71 \aA \ ( 1O J LL u� W OL tLIPi VtLI PM -1 JDDW JD 4 I 35 MT Ju ze NseDe'r9T Irz r'm" �a'aa�3 1 \\ f ;,efn Yom f ' n Santa 1e 9163 vbza6 NJGPe a6'E 1D 4G 59- l� ( 3 off Pltk n County, Colorado �\ (' Owncr's AcknaW/eGaement \� I Known o/1 men nIs (lox Presents Iho/ Mof scom 141 of Aspen 0 S be -nq n of A 4ihet A bred bcafM n the Pam o/ Ceded IJ and the SC X o/ Co SE X o/ Stthon 14, Tawnehrp 10 South Runge 85 ea sf he SAM . had b Mendwn Rfkin Covnfy men (N0 -01 48 P 1 �1,Ik r nb \ = Oe�bll he �ws: a and or (ne 9onanro Pacer (YS 5890 AM) and the Beat Pl er ( 5 114263, and 6nn9 more partrcubrty 2 f e Southeast Comer of said Seldom 14; (Hance NBB'J9Y5'W, 39524 feet dwr Me south bee, of Logo SEl 4 SE X of 151..90 s'g \ shaped I Me Me southeast comer of Lot 2, Amender Frwl Plat of MAA Inc. Flats r Me dv�d kd M Plot Back 4, page 466, Pinds county reeard: manse, xpanbg :ab saafnem, line and along the sacred, /be of saki Let 21 the famed, are (5) [puree :: 1) p'a NOT019B W, ISZ90 fact, 2) NJI'SY12F, 44814 feet J) AuIeG134W J239 feet 4) 878'Y1 As V; 110.W feet, 5) N41-44 "4 W, TS' ,} \ 1BJJ7 /rot to !M souMmslnN right -of -woo Arrm of Lasfh Creel Road. JO feet / she rentMine o1 mad road or it curre.16, errsh: \\la 3' '}b fhentt obng hoed soufhmsfed, rghl- of -Eny lie 11, /dlowin9 four (4) courses and cur w: 1) N615I SATs IM57 Teel, 2) 1044 eel 448 -p ?F �Pg p�' sees fM arc of o cone to the /ego andeg a Centro/ angle of 1327 W! a ropius of 300 W feet and o Adds chord whet. bears I l 2 5 \ \ �O a N5809 "19F, 7028 /eel, J) N5724 44T. 390.59 fast, 4) N4STJ2J$ IJLSJ feel to o poem on the noMMy line of Lot 2 Seclian 14, Ihmre along sad nemerly M. 589'12222, 75.57 feet to the eanson, fix of mid Se dhe I(; thence pass, sold rosfedY N'ne N,,I IJ10Z 6626 feet to said soldhomm fly rput -ml- Y bne of Grip, Co. RooE,- fhentt Inal soar swNrosfMy 4ht -o/- Y one b peer \ I _ \ R 'he Mo=pe m sere, (2) courser and curve I N4B5951T, 22568 And. 2 N45'OS'JOT, 152. Bench - ) J ems J) N4re Man r0 sea feet 4) _� `\ \ N443ffO5 T, /SOBS feet SJ lost e d . 1d, eh feet 6J 182.7J eel ands the art of a nerve a Me /E8 Wows o ttn4W mgb of U \! E"OhneOfiOn 2 f's F EOSement I �"\ s so& hams o radius al 98000 feet and a Adds chord wWCn drors NJ9'oB'46E, 182.46 AM, ]) NJP48 "16T. 4671 leer; (Hence departvrg ¢' oI J 1 \ \ \ f saN soufneosler/y rignf -a /- y Ane 5(T0198 F, and 1-1 to Me /ntersedian with the 4 -5 Y'fw of sore Aermare Placer, Mexe 385 Pc. 1 se,en /Fbfn seen, pprN:16, ands sad 4 5 Ane S271551w, 62567 /eat !hence S62VI'S1W, 188.10 feet. 1h7 5 XIA12W, 187.M feet', !hence 'TSA � ` ter_ a 516r58.12V; 72W fret 540'J912V; 265W feet $7028Y2W; 21039 fall to a Pint on the easferfy He a Selfun I(; Me— along IIIcemn n �JeeP FPa ^. 11 I ant APO \ W' mfg I4 -IJ said eoslerFj Lrre SQTIJ'ZOW 803 is to the Pant o %Begmnin9 0 I \ P 1J Se `f I \'F\ r \ V Gdmv Counts (Here)am O IVy of M WM/5 Ana s Me obpM ed spar a T cf as leesenber p Book I67 e a Al. Can R'BUd 9m (500'/5 L\9W) I I \ 9renw County recwtls, sa'd strap of lane /ollowrdg the Ne n ends) rml race spur as onstvcfed, all alpeors n w Inc low o/ Castle a eOw d'=16' I562Z' I I $}"®'✓ b® raw a/ fhrs p"ppert the A M 'c Scand, Rand M the _a, around Me. serMeasfe sdv or the ponds I,\ - 500'1310W f WOIJ 202 \. _ L2 creek Rpw ne! ___ _ ______ \ zlzxe9' ^K5' Y a a dry (Me 80 \I hwn hereon) Aspen Music Schoo -- — a Na,z by Me Presenn bid ou <, pnrrM one dineM me same idro one por[Ee as .enawn rd rnis amended final prod under me same one \ \^j �, \ Caste Creek Campus \ \ \ °N NO(P9 q \ If � %P see; Aspen /c senoW costk creek campus, executed Mrs _ _ say of --------- ,___, 2008 2515 0 1 - Date o/ Svrrr 2005 -JU /e 2008 p $ \\ Gres �, P YJ4 awn. Yvsrk Associates a ve,, bc. ti _ 4 rs.r ass rrwe 2 - Bass of Beerm9s: Beanegs ore bosh on Me east line or fhe SE r, of Section t4 between Bross Can \\ c/awrre r- des— werser" s n'° menI vs shown a/ Me Sr Co—, one Cast Y, crone Loth fine bearing SW'IJ'20W fie fallen, as \ \ \ deem 1 =fyv�� —_- sham on Me Amended real Pbf of M.A.A. /NC red, No. 1, recoNed o! Plot Bark 4, page 466, Pifbn County \ \ \ eemsm n ID. 1I �_ 1 Yusri a RoW ,ecoNS, hove been Impact Cd'01'48" /ell M Mm plot. \ \ \ M1I'W' e� Inc $'u e' \ 2 Aspen, c0 8161) \\ \\ rmu �� O J - The au ng of MC se thead and of Aspen Music Sella/ spun As l Campus rs fo cadre-) 13 nartlrerly �,\ \ bouMOry along Castle a 14 Rood os with . t bcohM Of Me an e c o/ emplat 14 - IJ (NE S'�q \\ de eJee , Cw \\ J \\ �O State o/ Lobroda J under Lrrner p/ Lot 1, Se['(ian 14) and cwsroladafe !M Parcels snrwn rn fhe pre rebus remrdM plr(s. This pbi�. \ 1` ��' Map Sro f amends and supercedes the AmendM Fina/ F /a! of YA A. ldre, r 1in9 Np. I ps ,Keeled in Plot Boak 4, page S m Sri 1d, r Caun(y r/ Piton (66, and the Eeempbbn Pnf of Lot t -A, MAA. FVW No. 1 The Aspen Music scno0/ Castle Creek Compus, os S 2J �� sueudvMet lb O`,\ \ Z\ 16e /eegoing msfrumenf rros acknow /edged a this ____ day o/ _ _ 2008 ny _ __________ os rmsdM in PIT Boak 6 Page 148 o b M \\\, J ��\ _ of Musrc Associates of o AT, /nc \\ \ W \ 4 - Tnis refer does oaf Sheiemp o title Order by 03 4 Yrc Far all title /n/ormrfmn peRO�nmg to fhrs \ \� � property ,e/er fo Lane Dlle Guaenfee Ca .'s Order Na. 0395105 -$ coed S -Z1 -09 �� \` _ Z _ � �" _� _ y \\ � >�0�. F\ IYMess my Huth one o0nrciol sea/ - _ S) 5 -]his prayerlY cs or y be sunjec(b fhe /oNOwing sleep /ions os /steel on Scnedu /e B -1 0l lne (S/�381 ?�N �J� _ Y'\'1 y\ My cvmmusrbn ex aforementioned MI, Order OO Gb µ. 1 %r �� pass Thus.. L'"amods Alb PROMSICN$ Or flCSER✓AIAMS CLWTNNED M OEEO RFL'OROEO lS2 q4S j`S11"" � � rn' \\ .111 1951 M BJOK IBI Ar RACC 10 P"ro ry _ _ /� �� i ��`\ M \. Am IT l TORUS CdlWl0.h5 An'0 PAVKgMLI OF RLSEMA)UNS AM' MSIRKIhE COYANWIS ra \ \\\ y \ LUNIAAYED M OECDS R£LPflYO ✓UNE II, 1958 M S".VR IBI AT PoGE 99 AND N Ni l \ Y \� Ines rmenN.N p/af a/ Atpen Yutic $drool fe Cleek Campus rs needy apva ttN Mis dpy o/ , R[WRCFO JAMLWY I8 l9m IN seer IBA AT PA(S 621. � °- b g frti �\ \ �"^m \. EPo, rl.bpW 2009 subject to Me feed and frustums O Matieas Number) ExryM as nw9lN by 9 Founp TIC, BW o, ofner " \ `y V \` such RESObtian tM oryMd plot receded of k and Page and Me roMFa+s thereof remain Cr Ibecurs AND R/cNm cF Wv Ar eoNTAmm 9l PEEO aECavxD t/olrvaEfl z1. l9u Seclana Ypaamen ae nr/M �'y \\ �'. \\\ in wu r one erect se MMK "0 AT PAGE 601. (Ae ac) FAS£NENr AND RyHT OF WY TM? MLRCSS A4U EG9ES5 PURiJY3 Atesde O JUK IF. c faurd Y lcv rrazli[ 'rP 's t / i L•I Tr \ \ \\ ` \ 1959 /N BWK IBe AT PALE 99 9184 UNMI[k lam, True Ate .10F WY TOR TM IAJL UEN 8/IL'N. O Frond )allow Piaefi[ Cup C$ Rao J4J, page z5a \\�� Caddl Ca"My Banda al 20111 �. \\ Caun[Y Commivioners buegI CPNMrANS Ane ThesocNS OF fella 449UN0 RCHT Or WV IdegamU M P ( / I \ \ IKKY CROM E er. AMaAehS`. N'L RECORCEO NARO, IA 1918 NI' 8W n- Jue M Se/ O,vn9e P /rshc roP es Me AT I - z924,125 25 I" �.r s. -° Llb rt TrecL Tewr.� carv9naNS avo TCeemAAM RTpVhWM NTLVa5cd 1. 11.76 le 90be TEO (5W'15'Aew) Amasses ae =Wawa an 'J9 kJ +. of 111 �� PAIR ANO OEKLWMCM NIO•ANY R(LYIRCCD SLP)LYBER Ol, 1976 M BJ3k J6( AT AmendM TNo Plat of VA PA(X 46. bc. Tilin9 No. 1 � Pbf Oark 6, pubs LRUA OF MGM eC WY hdCMbII0 A!/GUSr 9. feet W BAN( 449 AT nook' BJl (Aspen Y-I za1_O\ a Sun, Rapp on aejvicenf "Moan PmPeq Las `ZaM1 1b .M.wIs Ea rl - Apra \ &,,ecNf£ MLNes OT WAY ANO ALL "I eutus As SAI PM PUT WCOMIT \1 Ures ,,uOMFR lj 1913 N MT peas 4 AT 676E Mg And Agenue PLAT RECMCEO A. NAY 9 1974 d PUT BLOW 4 AT pACF 466 ANO EKYPWN FLAT RECepaP Absts' such he'3 L'ertire, Ng^ Bn Jl, 1978 W PLAT Befe' 6 AT PALE Ile \\ Cerk and RttWONS Cerfif a�C __ _ TFRYS, CCNp80N5 AND MAeSlVI OF AGpf£N£M AW G.4ANT ter le su"r / KendiicY Neubeckev, ttgiSfErM bred sonatas, in fhE bfE o/ Ca/a."adp, do hereby \ \ ]iris MasfCr Pbn $ecpM Amendment hm b Ap1M w'fiM¢n the blFiee.1/ he RELOROse IN BLV'K 450 AT FMOC 678 cad,,, Mot I some peppred ffvs assmanded PMI of pen Music School town. LYeek a.. and RecardK of F;Ik;n Lounfy, Cabrorb m this _ 1 ( Camas. Hof fhe bcofiorr o/ Me wfsNe rovnda y, rsade o,d other )etudes ore \ NC' i ]£Refs..,,,5 fee PMTASILWS OF VS. RECOmED AWWoVeR 011 IMu IN orated}' pM rorrecfry shown herfpn, that Me - bull on hen's n in Bapk at Page ___ rs R— Imblem no BWK 476 AT PAGE 103. (RYMM County M Amen Nwic 5 Md proeJ and that the pbuM sYe rM Me reads root fo fete sfoved on Ma ,noun. M wrfness thereof 1 Mro sN Y hood all o/ Mis do, al , 200& Kendrick E. NeuYxker, a 2,325 late 1� Cerk ell Recede, mew r dew/ aMlsn ymrs F� Ire bfe a/ IN mt.lmnan aMrn PITKIN COUNTY COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT AGREEMENT FOR PAYMENT OF LAND USE APPLICATION FEES PITKIN COUNTY (hereinafter COUNTY) and TS5 4i , �UA -JJ A, r) (hereinafter APPLICANT) AGREE AS FOLLOWS: 1. APPLICANT has submitted to COUNTY an application for I����{ o� wA,1. A,,C �.nStw.v.Zk Vr.� ^- -`o"`s (hereinafter, THE PROJECT). 2. APPLICANT understands and agrees that Pitkin County Ordinance No. 022 -2006 establishes a fee structure for land use applications and the payment of all processing fees is a condition precedent to a determination of application completeness. The fee structure is based on the County's policy that development shall pay, in full, the cost of development review in Pitkin County. Fees have been set to be consistent and fair to the public and to reflect the expense incurred in providing such services to the public. 3. APPLICANT and COUNTY agree that because of the size, nature or scope of the proposed project, it may not be possible at the time of application to ascertain the full extent of the costs involved in processing the application. 4. APPLICANT and COUNTY agree that fees charged for the processing of land use applications shall accumulate if an application includes more than one type of land use review. 5. COUNTY and APPLICANT further agree that it is impracticable for COUNTY staff to complete processing or present sufficient information to the Planning Commission and /or Board of County Commissioners to enable the Planning Commission and /or Board of County Commissioners to make legally required findings for project approval, unless current billings are paid in full prior to decision. 6. Therefore, APPLICANT agrees that in consideration of the COUNTY's waiver of its right to collect full fees ''s rior to a determination of application completeness, APPLICANT shall pay a base fee in the amount of $ I�a which is based on A- hours of staff time, and if actual time spent by staff to process the application exceeds the average number of hours by more than 20 %, then the COUNTY will bill the APPLICANT quarterly for the additional time spent. Such periodic payments shall be made within 30 days of the billing date. APPLICANT further agrees that failure to pay such accrued costs shall be grounds for suspension of processing. PITKIN COUNTY Cindy Houben Community Development Director Effective 7/26/06 G:county \admin \forms \agreement to pay 000026 APPLICANT ::5m Print Sign - ure Date: .17/0V Mailing Address: u �, October, 16, 2008 To: Suzanne Wolff, Pitkin County Senior Planner From: Jennifer Elliot, Director of Finance and Administration, Aspen Music Festival and School RE: Snow Plowing Concern along Music School Road & Castle Creek Road The Aspen Music Festival & School is aware of concerns expressed by Pitkin County Staff regarding snow plowing on Castle Creek Road and proposed re- alignment of Music School Road. We have directed our project design team to address and resolve these concerns as safety is of utmost concern. Our project team has spoken with G.R. Fielding and requested a meeting to review some potential solutions and review a proposed monitoring plan to occur this Winter 2008 -2009. After gathering additional data for the area of concern we would plan to meet with GR and staff again in February/March 2009 and identify the most efficient solution to alleviate the identified area of concern. We have suggested the following ideas as proposed solutions for consideration: 1. Seasonal /Permanent posts with snow fence /barrier in the area to be identified to prevent large amounts of blown snow to dump 2. In areas to be identified as snow dump hazard concern, if there is any real- estate in the shoulder to grade out a larger shoulder to help slow, eliminate a big dump 3. Explore vegetation options 4 Signage warning pedestrian & vehicle traffic 5. Continue to research other methods throughout this winter as we collect data (see "LOCATION" below) 6 Combination of ideas above We do not foresee this being able to resolve in the next few days, before the BOCC meeting on 10/22/08, but if it is agreeable to County Staff, we can reach agreement on conditions to allow us to explore further and resolve the issue prior to construction. The attached diagram indicates the area of potential concern. We believe through monitoring this, we may be able to identify the exact area and determine the best solution. I am available for any questions or concerns you would like me to address. I 0- [p N C) m 3 � C � N m m m� N — N C O pO < Z 0 3 N m m 0 oFm a mos W boo °j m o C "p °O -em °m Woo vm pm8 +'I n O �D I I C O Castle Creek Campus Z v vs °, �m o � E i Snow Plow Conflict Ar eta: n y 1\ 1� Beginning at a point whence Corner 5 of the Beatrice Placer, U.S.M.S. No. 11426, an original stone monument in place bears 11 65 °10'54" E 422.29 feet; thence S 42'00' E 25.11 feet; thence S 31'02' W 200.69 feet; thence S 37'24' W 325.00 feet; thence S 54'10' W 158.25 feet; thence S 47'55' W 55.65 feet; thence S 34'13' W 71.75 feet; thence S 25'05' W 63.60 feet; thence S 14'00' W 32.50 feet: thence S 01'35' W 31.90 feet to the existing bridge across Castle Creek; thence S 19'46' E 42.10 feet across said bridge; thence S 70'14' W 15.20 feet "across said bridge; thence N 19'46' W 42.10 feet across said bridge; thence N 10'36' W 31.10 feet; thence N 06013' E 30.50 feet; thence N 19010' E 33.05 feet; thence N 29'35' E 83.33 feet; thence N 37'11' E 68.50 feet; thence N 44'00' E 183.88 feet; thence north 28.81 feet to the southerly right of way line of Castle Creek Road; thence along said right of way line the following courses and distances, 95.66 feet along the arc of a curve to the left having a radius of 2557.00 feet the chord of which bears N 45'05'21" E 95.65 feet; N 44'01'03" E 147.14 feet; 262.54 feet along the arc of a curve to the left having a radius of 987.49 feet the chord of which bears N 36024'03" E 261.77 feet to the point of beginning, containing 0.817 acres, more or less. The easement granted includes the right of maintaining and repairing a County bridge built across Castle Creek where the creek intersects the above described right of way and the right to establish the above described right of way as a public easement. This easement shall last so long as the above described right of way is used as a public right of way, and no longer. This deed of easement carries no warranties of title. Pitkin County waives, releases and quitclaims to the Music Associates of Aspen, Inc. all easement rights granted in that deed of easement made August 3, 1974, and recorded August 12, 1974, in Book 290 at Page 96 of the records of Pitkin County, and vacates as a public easement the right of way described in that document, all in exchange for the rights granted in this deed of easement. In witness, the parties have executed this document in Aspen, Colorado, this 7 day of November, 1984. s S V v C" r O DEED OF EASEMENT RELEASE OF PRIOR EASEMENT 2 a m m m CP Music Associates of Aspen, Inc., a Colorado corIFDrat�lon Not for Profit, for value received, hereby grants to Pitkin County Colorado, a Colorado home rule county, an easement for public ingress and egress from the Castle Creek County Road to and from the existing music school property, which property is Lot 1 -A, M.A.A., Inc., Filing No. 1, according to the Exemption Plat of Lot 1 -A, M.A.A. Inc., Filing No. 1, recorded in Plat Book 6 at Page 148, of the records of Pitkin County, Colorado. The easement granted is over, along and across a strip of land, all on the said Lot 1 -A, described as follows: Beginning at a point whence Corner 5 of the Beatrice Placer, U.S.M.S. No. 11426, an original stone monument in place bears 11 65 °10'54" E 422.29 feet; thence S 42'00' E 25.11 feet; thence S 31'02' W 200.69 feet; thence S 37'24' W 325.00 feet; thence S 54'10' W 158.25 feet; thence S 47'55' W 55.65 feet; thence S 34'13' W 71.75 feet; thence S 25'05' W 63.60 feet; thence S 14'00' W 32.50 feet: thence S 01'35' W 31.90 feet to the existing bridge across Castle Creek; thence S 19'46' E 42.10 feet across said bridge; thence S 70'14' W 15.20 feet "across said bridge; thence N 19'46' W 42.10 feet across said bridge; thence N 10'36' W 31.10 feet; thence N 06013' E 30.50 feet; thence N 19010' E 33.05 feet; thence N 29'35' E 83.33 feet; thence N 37'11' E 68.50 feet; thence N 44'00' E 183.88 feet; thence north 28.81 feet to the southerly right of way line of Castle Creek Road; thence along said right of way line the following courses and distances, 95.66 feet along the arc of a curve to the left having a radius of 2557.00 feet the chord of which bears N 45'05'21" E 95.65 feet; N 44'01'03" E 147.14 feet; 262.54 feet along the arc of a curve to the left having a radius of 987.49 feet the chord of which bears N 36024'03" E 261.77 feet to the point of beginning, containing 0.817 acres, more or less. The easement granted includes the right of maintaining and repairing a County bridge built across Castle Creek where the creek intersects the above described right of way and the right to establish the above described right of way as a public easement. This easement shall last so long as the above described right of way is used as a public right of way, and no longer. This deed of easement carries no warranties of title. Pitkin County waives, releases and quitclaims to the Music Associates of Aspen, Inc. all easement rights granted in that deed of easement made August 3, 1974, and recorded August 12, 1974, in Book 290 at Page 96 of the records of Pitkin County, and vacates as a public easement the right of way described in that document, all in exchange for the rights granted in this deed of easement. In witness, the parties have executed this document in Aspen, Colorado, this 7 day of November, 1984. s S Boom 476 PAA0:3 The Music A =.ociates of Aspen, Inc., A Colorado corporation Not for Profit, by, 44 1 P itkin County, Colorado, A Colorado Home Rule County, and the Board of County Commissioners of Pitkin Com ty, by, State of Colorado County of Pitkin The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this day Of Novemlber 1984, by 'L7 gr'�Ilfr,l CYYIC( �i iCt Q-Vw Yu`FM ; ���'Cf Y'lF4�C1.6'wv CY'j, le'5'U w�, /U wee -rt' -y - of the Music Asz:ociates of Aspen, Inc., a lorado corporation Not .for Profit, for the corporation. `,.j%4itd&sg`my hand and official seal. `�St a sion expires: ��S�?� .. % /j_�Snb�.S�3,Cd.y�.,,,C"C^- . to Pu - e-!4 _ 001' Stlatp "5r'Colorado County of Pitkin The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this day of November 1984, ny Michael Einsley of the Board of County Commissioners of Pitkin County, Colorado, a Colorado home rule county, for the county. Witness my hand and official seal. My commission expires:, Notary Public 506 E. Main St. Aspen, Co 81611 , VNCommhslanExpiresMarcr2�.1995 ' .......... ..... Cl Recorded at 2:47 o'clock P.M. August 12, 1974 n Reception No. 169375 Julie Mane Recorder. flM •.e;_ DEED OF EASEMENT MUSIC ASSOCIATES OF ASPEN, INC., a Colorado non- profit corporation, for value received, hereby grants to the COUNTY OF PITKIN, of the State of Colorado, an easement for public ingress and egress form the Castle Creek County Road to and from the existing music school property, more fully described as follows: A right of way being 20 ft. on both sides of the following described lines. Beginning at a point on centerline of Castle Creek County Road being 261.41 ft. N57 °56'E from Cor. 1 MS 11426 Beatrice Placer, (a scribed sandstone 3" x 10" x 10" out of ground), thence S12 "35'W 517.00 ft., thence S20 036105 "W 252.93 ft., thence S38 °49'45 "W 549.35 ft., thence 849 043'05 "w 135.71 ft., thence S32045155 "W 193.41 ft., thence on a curve to the left with a radius of 101.75 ft., a distance of 94.12 ft., thence S20 °14'05 'E 70.56 ft. over, along and across a strip of land as is more fully set forth on the survey attac:ned narato as Exhibit A and incorporated here- in by reference, for tl:o purpose and with the right of building, maintaining ae- reairing a bridge across Castle Creek as the creek inter, :_ect� t'.a aforedescr -ted light of way and to establish the aforedescribed right oz „1 a. a public easement. "l,is easement snall lest s- 1nng as the aforedescribed right, rt way is used as a "blic right of wad, and n.3 longer. This died of easement carri_es ::c warrants of title. Dc n ::is Vase day •,i iv3T , 1974. Attest: ".US ?C ASSOCIATES OF ASPE,4, INC. (' f� situ /t24 ✓(� 7 Secretary Presr e LTT GSTATE OF COLORADO) ss County of Pitkin ) The foregoing instrur,ent was acknowledged !,efore me this - day of l >, -, -, 1974, by Edgar B. Stc-n, Jr., as President and John F. Doremus, Jr., as Secreta -y of MUSK ASSOCIATES OF ASPEN, INC., a corporation. Witness my hand and official seal My commission expires Notary Pudic .l 97 I I I i Troil Upoe/ aeacn - ? Corse /v'J (iG'I 54SaINF - i EOSPA.e ^/ 511/ ` JN5 u_ �a Jeep Road Lmvi - LS MIN ma I!-N Yt H'Y bun o.Oe 51 }]6' _ __ NCO'II =O£ _ _ _ _ 1)3 }g9' 1 b8✓Oex/ Loa Y Aspen Music School Castle Creek Campus 3848 ones GRAPHIC SCALE i pRe) i' i v A i \ 0 ceae e..vaearc ',row e °";; ` � - ror IVe- . / MW Back M9, pp+ 9JJ Found A0.. BLM w other usl /E F Septlo/ml Monument o Clore C-4 y Comer OR noted C# a Found ✓Nlow %dV, Cop LS F 9184 L O FwM Yellow Fostic Cap LS S 29151 R& Frond Rebar and Cap, LS 19598 Sdf T.' 0 21}2��< Pbshc cop ci Beprin, Oa shown on Amended FOR, pbt of MAA. /ne. Fling bOe bdme0 RR/AA. Lot F .vLwsr9x BeIS M SCHMUESER GORDON MEYER BER ' xe:., °on0 RRS 118 W. STe S*wErr, Burns 200 I ) l 'l % l 1 1 l i ! / ! ) I RnRot ;. x.. a,...y .wrt, 8...>b.. "1 f 6arov xen rbM;fnm Hurt GLEHMU$PRIR CORDOO5 BO � ", `l ,� 1!�, uv� ' xro, en.e we+ a+r anee 1970) 945-1004 FA% (970) 945 -5948 � Sn eEe . SCHMUESER I GORDON ME R ASPEN, Cow. Go (970) 925-6727 ( j l 1 I 1 (j /) l � �1 J OF CRESTED 6u,., CO (970) 349-5355 PUBLIC NOTICE RE: Aspen Music Festival and School Road Vacation and Minor Plat Amendment (CASE# P103 -08) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a public hearing will be held on Wednesday, October 22, 2008 at a regular meeting to begin at 12:00 PM or as soon thereafter as the conduct of business allows, before the Board of County Commissioners, Rio Grande Conference Room, 455 Rio Grande Place, Aspen to consider an application submitted by Aspen Music Festival & School (2 Music School Road, Aspen, CO 81611) requesting to vacate a railroad right of way and the easement for Music School Road. The right of way is described as a strip of land 50' in width in Section 13, Township 10 South, Range 85 West as described in Book 167 at Page 32. The easement is described in Book 476 at Page 402. The State Parcel Identification for this property is 2735- 144 -01 -802. The application/resolution are available for public inspection in the Community Development Department, City Hall, 130 S. Galena St., Aspen CO 81611. For further information, contact Suzanne Wolff at (970) 920 -5093. Jeanette Jones, Deputy County Clerk Board of County Commissioners Published in the Aspen Times Weekly on September 21, 2008. Attention Applicant/Representative: It is your responsibility to do the following: 1. Mail this Public Notice to all adjacent property owners and mineral estate owners at least 30 days prior to the hearing with the return address of the Community Development Department. The names and addresses shall be those on the current tax records of Pitkin County as they appeared no more than 60 days prior to the date of the public hearing 2. Submit the Affidavit of Notice by Posting & Mailing (previously sent to you with your applicant letter) as proof of compliance with the Code at the hearing. 3. Pick up Public Notice sign from the Pitkin County Community Development Department, 130 South Galena Street, Aspen, CO (970) 920 -5526 4. Post the Public Notice sign on the property at least fifteen days (15) prior to the hearing 5. Remove the Public Notice sign within one week after hearing date PITKIN COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT 130 S. Galena Street Aspen, Colorado 81611 (970) 920 -5526 FAX# (970) 920 -5439 September 4, 2008 Alan Richman PO Box 3613 Aspen, CO 81612 arichman nsopris.net Re: Aspen Music Festival and School Road Vacation and Minor Plat Amendment (PID 2735- 147 - 001 -802; Case# P103 -08) Dear Mr. Richman: This application has been scheduled for review at a public hearing/1't Reading by the Board of County Commissioners on Wednesday, October 22, 2008 at a meeting to begin at 12:00 P.M. in the Rio Grande Conference Room, 455 Rio Grande Place, Aspen. Second Reading has been scheduled for Wednesday, November 5, 2008. The Friday before each meeting date, a copy of the memo pertaining to the application is available at the Planning Office. Please note that it is your responsibility to post a public notice sign on the property at least fifteen days prior to the hearing (and remove it within one week after) and to mail notice to all adjacent property owners and mineral estate owners at least 30 days prior to the hearing with the return address of the Community Development Department (copy of notice to be mailed to you by the Community Development Department). The names and addresses shall be those on the current tax records of Pitkin County as they appeared no more than 60 days prior to the date of the public hearing. Please submit the enclosed Affidavit of Notice by Posting & Mailing as proof of compliance with the Code at the hearing. If you have any questions, please call the planner assigned to your case, Suzanne Wolff at 920 -5093. Sincerely, Bonnie Waechtler Administrative Assistant Encl: Affidavit (Code Section 2 -20 -100) PITKIN COUNTY COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT 130 South Galena Street Aspen, Colorado 81611 Phone (970) 920 -5526 FAX (970) 920 -5439 MEMORANDUM TO: Public Works Maroon/Castle Creek Caucus FROM: Suzanne Wolff, Community Development Department RE: Aspen Music Festival and School Road Vacation and Minor Plat Amendment, (CASE P103 -08; PID 2735- 147 -01 -802) DATE: September 4, 2008 Attached for your review are materials for an application submitted by Aspen Music Festival and School. The Board of County Commissioners will review the application on Wednesday, October 22, 2008. Please return your comments to me by Friday, October 10, 2008. PLEASE RETURN APPLICATION MATERIALS TO COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT IF YOU HAVE NO FURTHER NEED OF THEM. Thank you. County of Pitkin } AFFIDAVIT OF NOTICE & } ss. MAILING PURSUANT TO State of Colorado } PITKIN COUNTY LAND USE CODE SECTION 2 -20 -100 1, �, l_ P.;, � , & `^^ being or representing an Applicant to the Pitkin County Development Permit, personally certify that I have complied with the public notice requirements pursuant to Section 2 -20 -100 of the Pitkin County Land Use Regulations in the following manner: By mailing of notice, a copy of which is attached hereto, by first - class, postage prepaid U.S. Mail at least 30 days prior to the public hearing to all owners of property adjacent to the subject property, as indicated on the attached list, on the )A, day of , 2009(which is3*')days prior to the public hearing date of ��. The names and addresses of the adjacent property owners shall be those on the current tax records of Pitkin County as they appeared no more than 60 days prior to the public hearing. 2. By mailing of notice, a copy of which is attached hereto, by first - class, postage prepaid U.S. Mail at least 30 days prior to the public hearing to the owner(s) of the mineral estate underneath the subject property, as indicated on the at(ached list, on theV\ day of, 200$(which isl3days prior to the public hearing date of 1,0 17a . Thp names and addresses of the mineral estate owners shall be those on the current tax records of Pitkin County as they appeared no more than 60 days prior to the public hearing. 3. By posting a sign in a conspicuous place on the subject property (as it could be seen from the nearest public way) on the _day of O ct , 2001k which is at least fifteen (15) days prior to the public hearing. A photograph of the posted sign is attached hereto. Applicant's name Signature Sign d before me this 1 I ' day of 011 hlb rte 2oo)by A 10-41 t.cch ffa_,,7 WITNESS MY HAND My commission expire: Notary Public Notary Public's Signature SEAL 29 PITKIN CONTY COMMUNITY DEVELC*MENT Permit Receipt RECEIPT NUMBER 00026587 Name: September 2008 Date:9 /2/2008 Project Address: 2 MUSIC SCHOOL RD Type: Permit Number 0103.2008. PLAN 0103.2008. PLAN 0103.2008. PLAN 0103.2008. PLAN check #3610 Fee Description PP- Flat Fee PP- Clerk Fee PP- Clerk Tech Fee PP- Public Notice Fee Total: Amount 998.00 375.00 25.00 54.00 1,452.00 a� �3 :8 i� eye °e3 �a oeto 8: Na�a- 1 - Bar. a sra.,�r 2ws- Arab. -, zcee 2- a! Bprv' 8awa'9s . bwW an fM wmJ ens M fM SF w of Seerim r(. Ml yen Bra.9s cap Mwaun -n m slcwr of fM SF come bW Ma Ea,x A car .. ,aE r Nm s 'JZOI., J - man of u maas,remmt ✓5 Su r Fwf r - Mo puyme9 of eMS Amenaae FN' Pbf - as folbo (a) Ne ». ero'aoaaw --am F aascnp. an Ma narf/rsry bo-da, of Ms Nawc SrMd PmpenY olm9 mNb cislF Rme o5 wf// ox in fM a-a aI . 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