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HomeMy WebLinkAboutHEARTHFIRE PUD, 2ND FILING - FINAL ..... ROUND OF REVIEW 11 - 31-95E - LEGAL DOCS - PRIVATE ENTITIESSteve Olt
June 28, 2002
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lengthy discussions which have taken place and the direction of the Board at its last meeting, the
Company believes that the exact language of the discharge agreement can be finalized prior to a
Planning and Zoning Board hearing on the Second Filing and is comfortable in having the City
proceed with scheduling of that hearing.
Please call if you have any questions.
Sincerely,
FISCHER, BROWN AND GUNN, P.C.
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PC: Paul Eckman, Deputy City Attorney
Fred Walker, The Water Supply and Storage Company
Lucia A. Liley, March, Liley & Olive, P.C.
FISCHER, BROWN AND GUNN, P.C.
215 West Oak Street, Eighth Floor
P.O. Box Q
Fort Collins, CO 80522
Telephone: (970) 407-9000
June 28, 2002
Steve Olt, City Planner
Current Planning Department
281 N. College Ave.
Fort Collins, CO 80521
Re: Hearthfire PUD, Second Filing
Dear Steve:
Fax: (970) 407-1055
Our firm represents The Water Supply and Storage Company (the "Company"). Since about
October of 2000, the Company and I have been discussing and negotiating two agreements with
Hearthfire, Inc. ("Hearthfire"), one to allow discharge of storm water runoff from the Hearthfire
PUD, Second Filing ("Second Filing") into Richards Lake, a reservoir owned by the Company, and
another to provide opportunities for future access and water and sewer service to Company -owned
property adjacent to the Second Filing.
The issue of water quality is an increasingly difficult and complex issue for reservoir
companies and it is this issue which has taken a significant amount of time to understand in the
context of the Second Filing.
Hearthfire and its representatives have now met with the full Board of the Company on two
separate occasions and at the last meeting, the Board agreed on the basic water quality concepts
which now need to be embodied in the final discharge agreement. We are all now in the process of
working together to finalize that language.
It is my understanding that the City has not yet scheduled the Second Filing for a Planning
and Zoning Board hearing and that the only remaining issue is the discharge agreement. Given the