HomeMy WebLinkAbout 19-78 SUP Crestone Peaks 12 Oil & Gas WellsRESOLUTION 19-78
A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE TOWN OF
FIRESTONE, COLORADO, APPROVING AN APPLICATION FOR A
SPECIAL USE PERMIT FOR CRE STONE PEAK RESOURCES TO
LOCATE TWELVE OIL AND GAS WELLS WITHIN THE TOWN OF
FIRESTONE.
WHEREAS, Crestone Peak Resources (hereinafter "Crestone" or "Applicant") has submitted
an application and supporting materials to the Town of Firestone, pursuant to Chapter 15.48 of the
Firestone Municipal Code, for special use permits to locate within the Town oil and gas wells referred
to as the proposed Johnson 2A42H-C268 through 2L42H-C268 Wells ("Application"); and
WHEREAS, the Application was reviewed by Town Staff and found with conditions to be in
compliance with Town of Firestone subdivision, zoning, and oil and gas ordinances, Development
Regulations, and related Town ordinances, regulations, and policies; and
WHEREAS, pursuant to Chapter 17.32 of the Firestone Municipal Code, the Firestone
Planning and Zoning Commission held a properly noticed public hearing on the Application; and
WHEREAS, after the public hearing of the Planning and Zoning Commission, at which
evidence and testimony were entered into the record, the Planning and Zoning Commission found the
special use request for the well should be approved subject to certain conditions, and made its
recommendation of approval by resolution to the Board of Trustees; and
WHEREAS, pursuant to Chapter 17.32 of the Firestone Municipal Code, the Firestone Board
of Trustees held a properly noticed public hearing on the special use application, at which evidence
and testimony were entered into the record; and
WHEREAS, the Board of Trustees has duly considered the Application, the evidence and
testimony presented at the hearing, and the resolution of the Planning and Zoning Commission,
finding the Application to conform to the review criteria set forth in Section 15.48.050 of the Firestone
Municipal Code, and desires to approve the Application subject to certain conditions, pursuant to
Chapters 15.48 and 17.32 of the Firestone Municipal Code.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE
TOWN OF FIRESTONE, COLORADO:
Section 1. The Board of Trustees has reviewed Crestone Peak Resources's (hereinafter
"Crestone" or "Applicant") application for special use permits to locate within the Town oil and gas
wells referred to as the proposed Johnson 2A-12H-C268 through 2L-12H-C268 Wells
("Application"), in relation to the review criteria set forth in Sections 15.48.050 and 17.32.030 of the
Firestone Municipal Code, and finds that the use proposed in the Application is compatible and
beneficial to the surrounding properties and inhabitants and not detrimental.
Section 2. The Board of Trustees hereby approves the Application and the special use
permit request therein for the placement of twelve oil and gas wells on the parcel more particularly
described in Exhibit A, attached hereto and incorporated herein by this reference, subject to the terms
and conditions set forth in said permit, which is incorporated herein by this reference, and subject the
following conditions;
1. The Town's special use approval shall expire on the date of expiration of the Oil and Gas
Conservation Commission Permit to drill the well or one year from the date of Town
approval, whichever is later, if operations for the well are not commenced by such date. In
the event special use approval expires, the Applicant shall apply for a new special use permit
pursuant to Chapter 15.48 of the Firestone Town Code,
2. Oil and gas operations shall be conducted in compliance with all federal, state, and local
laws, rules and regulations, including but not limited to the Colorado Oil and Gas
Conservation Commission ("COGCC") permit for such well and the final special use permit
application materials approved by the Town Board, which materials will be incorporated
therein by reference. Applicant shall provide to the Town copies of all state approved
permits, waivers, variances and subsequent notices filed with the state and affecting the well.
3. Prior to the Town issuing a notice to proceed, the applicant shall modify plans and application
materials pursuant to comments from the Town Engineer set forth in a memoranda dated
June 28, 2019, to the satisfaction of the Town.
4. Prior to the Town issuing a notice to proceed, the applicant shall modify plans and application
materials pursuant to comments from Arrakeen Resource Company set forth in a memoranda
dated June 5, 2019, to the satisfaction of the Town.
5. Prior to entering the site, Applicant shall obtain from the Town necessary building permits
and notices to proceed.
6. Prior to commencement of any work within the Town the applicant, including contractors
and subcontractors, shall obtain necessary Contractor's Licenses from the Town.
7. Prior to moving the drilling rig onto the well site, Applicant shall obtain from the Town and
Weld County necessary permits to move the drilling rig equipment within the Town and
County, specifically an Overweight Permit from the Town is required for moving the drilling
rig.
8. In the exercise of its rights pursuant to this special use approval, Applicant shall avoid any
damage or interference with any Town installations, structures, utilities, or improvements.
Applicant shall be responsible for all damages to such interests of the Town that are caused
by the Applicant.
9. Applicant at its sole expense shall control fugitive dust at the well site and on private access
roads on an as -needed basis. Methods and chemicals used for dust control shall comply with
Town ordinances and COGCC regulations.
10. The oil/gas well facilities shall utilize setbacks as specified in COGCC regulations.
11. Deliveries and construction traffic to and from the site shall, whenever possible, be scheduled.
during daylight hours.
12. The use of pump jacks shall be limited to those running on electric motors.
13. Oil and gas operations at the well site shall comply with the Cooperative Development Plan
Agreement, attached hereto as Exhibit B.
INTRODUCED, READ AND ADOPTED this 28th day of August, 2019.
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EXHIBIT A
Legal Description
A parcel of land located in the Northeast Quarter %J the Northwest Quarter of Section 12, Township
2 North, Range 68 West of the 6t" Principle Meridian, Town of Firestone, Weld County, Colorado.
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EXHIBIT B
Cooperative Development Plan Agreement
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COOPERATIVE DEVELOPMENT PLAN AGREEMENT
This Cooperative Development Plan Agreement ("Agreement") is made and entered into
this lio" day of December, 2018 (the "Effective Date"), by and between the Town of Firestone, a
Colorado municipal corporation ("Firestone" or "Town"), whose address is 151 Grant Ave, P.O.
Box 100, Firestone, Colorado 80520, and Crestone Peak Resources LLC, a Delaware limited
liability company ("Crestone"), whose address is 1801 California Street, Suite 2500, Denver,
Colorado 80202. Crestone and Firestone may be referred to individually as a "Patty" or
collectively as the "Parties."
BACKGROUND
Firestone and Crestone value a balanced approach to oil and gas development that protects human
health, safety and welfare, as well as the environment and wildlife, and that offsets any impacts
from such development. To achieve such mutual objectives in a cooperative manner, Firestone
and Crestone enter into this Agreement to accomplish the following:
1. To site new well pads that Crestone plans to develop within Firestone at locations that
will protect public safety and the environment, while allowing for the efficient
development of oil and gas;
2. To further mitigate the potential environmental and land use effects associated with
this development by adopting best management practices ("BMPs") that supplement
state environmental requirements in an efficient and cost-effective manner, including
BMPs for odor mitigation, noise mitigation, lighting installation, road maintenance,
and landscape restoration, all to benefit the Town and its residents; and
3. To make contributions for urban renewal planning and park and infrastructure
improvements that will likewise benefit the Town and its residents and will also offset
any remaining impacts from this development.
NOW THEREFORE, the Parties agree as follows:
ARTICLE Y. GENERAL PROVISYONS
1. Effective Date, This Agreement will be effective as of the Effective Date.
2. Intent to Supplement State Rules and Regulations, The Parties recognize that pursuant
to the Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Act, Colo. Rev. Stat. § 34-60-101 et seq., the Colorado
Oil and Gas Conservation Commission ("COGCC") regulates the development and production of
oil and gas resources in Colorado, and the Act authorizes the COGCC to adopt statewide rules and
regulations, which the COGCC has done. The BMPs developed jointly by the Parties and identified
in this Agreement are intended to supplement and are in addition to these state rules and
regulations.
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3. Exercise of Local an Use Authority. The Parties further recognize that Firestone has
enacted land use regulations pursuant to the Local Government Land Use Enabling Act, Colo. Rev.
'tat. § 31-15401 et seq., and the Land Planning Act, Colo, Rev. Stat. § 29-20-101 et seq., which
authorize local governments to enact land use regulations that regulate, inter alia, oil and gas
development, provided that such regulations are not preempted by state law. The Parties also
recognize that Crestone's activities coveted by this Agreement are best addressed in a collaborative
manner, as set forth in this Agreement.
4. Applicability. This Agreement and the BMPs will apply to all new wells that Crestone
drills on the Identified Well Pads during the Term of this Agreement. This Agreement will not
apply to any wells for which Crestone is not the operator.
5. Term. The tezm of this Agreement will commence upon the Effective Date and will remain
in effect for five (5) years (the "First Term"), which may be extended from time to time by mutual
agzeement of the Parties (the "Term").
6. Effect of Termination on Obligations. If the Agreement is terminated by either Party,
any development approved by the Town will continue to be authorized under and subject to this
Agreement.
7. Drilling Plan. In consultation with Firestone, Crestone has developed a Drilling Plan that
includes both; (i) the four (4) well pad sites identified as the Bighorn, Kugel, Johnson, and Sheley
on the Cooperative Development Area Map, that Crestone plans to develop during the First Term
(the "Identified Well Pads"); and (ii) the BMPs that will apply to such development. The BMPs
are listed on the Best Management Practices for Pad Site Locations attached as Appendix A, and
the Identified Well Pads are depicted in the Cooperative Development Area Map attached as
Appendix B. Crestone will not drill more than sixty (60) wells total from the Bighorn, Kugel,
Johnson, and Sheley well pad sites collectively.
8. Urban Growth Boundary. If Crestone acquit•es additional zeal property interest during
the Term at a location outside the Firestone town limits, but within the urban growth boundary as
set forth on Appendix C, and Crestone intends to use such location as a pad for drilling one or
more oil and gas wells, then Crestone will support Fizestone's annexation of such location. If the
location is annexed by Firestone, then the well pad will be considered an Identified Well Pad under
this Agreement, effective as of the date of annexation. Contributions under Article II, Section 4(b)
will not apply to the annexed Identified Well Pads, and the Parties will instead negotiate in good
faith any contributions by Crestone to the Town related to the annexed Identified Well Pads at the
time of annexation.
ARTICLE II. APPROVAL PROCESS, OPERATIONS, AND CONSIDERATION
1. Special Use Permit Submission Requirements. For each new well Crestone drills on the
Identified Well Pads, the Parties will follow the zequiz•ements and proceduz•es outlined in Section
15.48,030 of the Firestone Municipal Code (the "Code") for special use permits, all applications
submitted by Crestone will contain the elements prescribed by Section 15.48,040 of the Code, and
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the Town's board of trustees will review Lite application using the review criteria outlined in
Section 15,48,050 of the Code and the BMPs, as applicable. If the applicable provisions of the
Code are amended, Crestone will comply with the most current requirements and procedures for
its operations effective at the time of submission. The Town recognizes that time is of the essence
with respect to approval of special use permits and will use its best efforts to process Crestone's
applications submitted pursuant to this Article H, Section I in a prompt and timely manner. To
that end, the Town agrees that Town staff review of the applications will take no longer than sixty
(60) calendar days after the Town staff determines the application is complete.
2. Crestone's Operations. For each new well Crestone drills on the Identified Well Pads,
Crestone will operate such well to comply with the BMPs and Sections 15.48.060 through
15.48.200 of the Code. If the applicable provisions of the Code are amended, Crestone will comply
with the most current requirements and procedures for its operations effective at the time.
3. Crossing Permits. The Parties intend to minimize the use of tanks by Crestone for
development under this Agreement. For all facilities associated with Crestone's oil and gas
development, including flowlines, gathering lines, access roads, utility lines, storage tanks,
processing and separation facilities, and other production, processing, transportation, and
marketing facilities, that require a permit under Section 15,44.010 of the Code, Crestone will
follow the procedures and rules set forth in Sections 15,44,020 through 15.44.100 and 15.44.120
through 15.44,150 of the Code. Crestone will make a one-time payment for each crossing permit
based on the right -of --way pricing set forth on Appendix D, without minimum consideration. If the
applicable provisions of the Code are amended, Crestone will comply with the most current
requirements and procedures for its operations effective at the time. The Town will render a
decision on each crossing permit application within ninety (90) calendar days after the application
is deemed complete.
4. Crestone's Contributions. To offset potential impacts from the Identified Well Pads and
associated wells, Crestone will make contributions to the Town as follows:
a. Contribution to the Urban Renewal Authority. A one-time contribution of one
hundred thousand dollars ($100,000) to the Firestone Urban Renewal Authority for the
preparation of an Urban Renewal Plan, which contribution will be made within thirty (30)
calendar days after the Effective Date; and
b. Contributions for Parlc and Infrastructure Improvements. A one-time
contribution to Firestone of two hundred fifty thousand dollars ($250,000) for each
Identified Well Pad (excluding any Identified Well Pads included pursuant to Article I,
Section 8), paid within ninety (90) calendar days after the date of first production from
such Identified Well Pad as reported by Crestone to the COGCC on Crestone's Completed
Interval Report, Form 5A. For planning purposes, Crestone anticipates dates of first
production from two (2) Identified Well Pads to occur in 2019 and from two (2) Identified
Well Pads to occur in 2020.
S. Submissions to the COGCC. Firestone will not abject to any of Crestone's submissions
to the COGCC pertaining to the Identified Well Pads and related wells, and, upon Town approval
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of operations pertaining to a new well, Firestone will promptly notify the COGCC in writing that
the Town has approved such operations under its land use review procedures and pursuant to this
Agreement.
ARTICLE III. OTHER PROVISIONS
1. No Waiver of Rights. The Parties acknowledge and agree that this Agreement will not be
used as evidence that either Party has waived any rights to assert its claims concerning the validity
of Firestone's land use authority or jurisdiction or Crestone's rights to develop its mineral
resources. Nothing herein will be construed as an admission by either Party of any legal right or
obligation.
2. Force Majeure. Neither Party will be liable for any delay or failure in performing under
this Agreement in the event and to the extent that the delay or failure arises out of causes beyond
a Party's reasonable control, including, without limitation, war, civil commotion, act of God, strike
or other stoppage (whether partial or total) of labor, any law, decree, regulation or order of any
government or governmental body (including any court or tribunal), or inability to obtain permits,
licenses, consents, easements, or rights -of way, if any Party is rendered, wholly or in part, unable
to carry out its obligations under this Agreement due to any such force majeure event, it is agreed
that, upon the affected Patty's giving notice and a description of such delay in reasonable detail in
writing to the other Patty as soon as reasonably possible after the occurrence of the causes relied
on, the obligation of the Party giving such notice, so far as it is affected by such condition or event,
will be suspended and any time periods will be extended for a period equal to the period of the
continuance of the event or condition,
3. Authority to Execute Agreement. Each Party represents that it has the full right and
authority to enter into this Agreement.
4. Governing Law. This Agreement will be governed and construed in accordance with the
laws of the State of Colorado without reference to its conflicts of laws provisions.
S. No Third -Party Beneficiax•ies. This Agreement is not intended to, and does not, create
any right, benefit, responsibility or obligation that may be enforced by any non-party. Additionally,
nothing in this Agreement will entitle any third party to any claims, rights or remedies of any kind.
6. Notices. All notices and other correspondence related to this Agreement will be in writing
and will be delivered by: (i) certified mail with return receipt, (ii) hand delivery with signature or
delivery receipt provided by a third party courier service (such as FedEx, UPS, etc.), (iii) fax
transmission if verification of receipt is obtained, or (iv) email with return receipt, to the designated
representative of the Patty as indicated below. A Party may change its designated representative
for notice purposes at any time by written notice to the other Party. The initial representatives of
the Parties are as follows:
Firestone: Town of Firestone
151 Grant Ave
P.O. Box 100
Firestone, Colorado 80520
Attn: Town Manager
Telephone: 303.833.3291
Fax: 303.833.4863
Email: [ _]
Crestone: Crestone Peak Resources LLC
1801 California Street, Suite 2500
Denver, Colorado 80202
Attn: David Stewart
7204104500
Email: David.Stewart@crestonepr.com
7. Dispute Resolution. If either Party believes that the other Party has violated any provision
of this Agreement, the Party claiming that a violation has occurred will send written notice to the
other Party, identifying the violation and invoking the dispute resolution process in this Section.
Upon receiving such written notice, the other Party will have thirty (30) calendar days to remedy
the alleged violation, unless such violation involves operations at a well pad site, in which case the
time period will be ten (10) days. If the other Party denies the alleged violation, then the Parties
will meet to resolve the alleged violation within ten (10) or thirty (30) calendar days (as the case
may be) of the date of delivery of the initial written notice. If a resolution of the matter cannot be
achieved at the meeting, both Parties agree to make a reasonable effort to work through and with
a mutually acceptable mediator to attempt to resolve the dispute. Notwithstanding the foregoing,
if either Party believes that the dispute will not otherwise be resolved in a sufficiently prompt and
effective manner, such Party may, at its discretion, institute a legal proceeding in a court of proper
jurisdiction to seek appropriate remedies. Such remedies may include, without limitation, an
injunction to stop an alleged violation or an order requiring the performance of all acts and things
required by the Agreement. Provided, however, that no such legal proceeding will be initiated for
a period of at least thirty (30) calendar days after delivery of the initial written notice.
11. Amendments to Agreement. No changes, alterations or modifications to any of the
provisions hereof will be effective unless contained in a written agreement signed by both Parties.
12. Assignment. Crestone may conveyor assign its rights and obligations for any or all of the
Identified Well Pads, related facilities, special use permits, and/or associated crossing permits,
provided that such conveyance or assignment includes both Crestone's rights and its obligations
for the subject Identified Well Pads, related facilities, special use permits, and/or crossing permits.
For purposes of this paragraph, Crestone's rights include without limitation its vested development
rights upon Town approval, and Crestone's obligations include without limitation its BMP
obligations under Appendix A.
13. Surface Use Agreement. Crestone's predecessors -in -interest regarding certain lands in
the N/2 of Section 18, Township 2 North, Range 67 West, Weld County, Colorado, the Firestone
Finance Authority ("FFA"), and the Town entered into that certain Compatible Development and
Surface Use Agreement dated September 25, 2006, which addresses Crestone's use of surface
property owned by the Town. Concurrently with execution of this Agreement, Crestone, FFA, and
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the Town will execute an amendment to such Compatible Development and Surface Use
Agreement to address uses of Town property associated with the Identified Well fads, This
Agreement will not be effective until Crestone, FFA, and the Town execute such amendment,
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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Parties have caused this Agreement to be executed by a
duly authorized representative on the day and year Brst above written.
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APPENDIX A
BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES FOR PAD SITE LOCATIONS
1. Odor Mitigation. To mitigate the effects of odor from Crestone's operations,
Crestone will consult with the Town regarding the selection and implementation of
appropriate mitigation measures. These mitigation measures may include the following:
A. Erect walls around the Identified Well Pads to limit air flow through the
well sites during the drilling and completion of wells. These walls will have
a minimum height of thirty-two (32) feet, and Crestone will consult with
Firestone regarding whether the walls should have a height of more than
thirty-two (32) feet at the Johnson, Kugel, and Sheley well pad sites;
B. Add odor -suppression liquid to its drilling mud to neutralize odors;
C. Install a chiller to cool the drilling fluid as it is piped through the
recirculation system before routing to the suction tanks;
D. Enclose the suction tank and shaker tanks;
E. Continue to evaluate different additive formulations that have the potential
to better suppress odors, including but not limited to non -diesel based
additives;
F. During flowback and well completions, utilize closed -loop gt•een
completion techniques to the maximum extent practicable to minimize
emissions and the flaring of natural gas; and
G. In order to reduce airflow and evaporation, cover trucks transporting drill
cuttings, cover the drilling fluid mixing tanks, use a squeegee to remove
drilling fluids from pipes as they exit the wellbore, and ensure that all
drilling fluid is removed from pipes before storage.
2. Noise Mitigation. To reduce the noise effects on the Town and its residents during
drilling, and to provide cost benefits to Crestone, all permanent equipment with engines or
motors that can be electrified will be electrified from the power grid, except that operations
pertaining to the Bighorn well pad will not be subject to this requirement if electricity from
the power grid is not available at the site. If electricity from the power grid is unavailable
at the Bighorn well pad, Crestone will use quiet design mufflers (also referred to as hospital
grade or dual dissipative) or equivalent, or acoustically insulated housing or covers to
enclose the motor or engine at the Bighorn well pad site. Additionally,
A. Crestone agrees to use the Liberty Quiet Fleet or comparable technology
from an alternative vendor on all well sites for completion operations;
B. Crestone will install sound walls on all four sides of the Identified Well Pads
during the drilling and completion at a minimum height as set forth in BMP
LA; and
C. Crestone will develop and implement in const►ltation with the Town a Noise
Mitigation and Monitoring Plan that provides for continuous monitoring
and modeling from four (4) sides of the facility at least 350 feet from the
sound wall where possible provided that approval from surrounding surface
owners can be obtained. The plan should identify site -specific noise
mitigation techniques such as dirt moving to attenuate noise, and source -
based noise mitigation. Crestone will share all information and reports from
such monitoring and modeling with the Town.
3. Lighting. Crestone will install down cast lighting or some other• form of lighting
that mitigates light pollution and spill -over onto adjacent properties; provided, however,
that Crestone may still use lighting that is necessary for public and occupational safety.
4. Road Repairs. The Parties recognize that truck traffic accessing the Identified
Well Pads may cause damage to Firestone roads and that road repairs may be needed to
mitigate such damage. Crestone will arrange for a qualified outside consultant to perform
a road impact study for all Firestone roads that are used to access an Identified Well Pad
during the Term. The consultant will conduct the first part of the study prior to Crestone's
drilling and completions phase of operations at such Identified Well Pad and the second
part of the study after Crestone completes all drilling and completions at such Identified
Well Pad. The Parties will use these studies to determine the extent of any damage accruing
to the road during the study period. Crestone will then promptly pay Firestone to repair
such damage or else arrange and pay the cost of such repairs itself based on Firestone's
preference.
5. Drilling Pipe and other Large Tubulars Loading. Crestone will not load large
tubulars between 7:00 pm and 7:00 am Mountain Time.
6. Kugel Landscape Restoration. Crestone will consult with the Town to reduce the
Kugel well pad footprint to the extent practicable and to mitigate potential visual effects of
the Kugel pad site. A payment for landscaping at the Kugel pad site will be negotiated
with and approved by the Town as part of the associated special use permit.
APPENDIX B
COOPERATIVE DEVELOPMENT AREA MAP
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APPENDIX C
URBAN GROWTH BOUNDARY
(See attached,]
APPENDIX D
RIGHT OF WAY PRICING
[See attached.]
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Right-of-way Pricing
Summary:
This pricing will be used as a minimum charge for all rights -of -way delegated to staff for review
and approval. The new pricing practices accomplish the following:
1. The pricing procedures align with the objective stated in Right-of-way Policy #400-001.
That is, "To accommodate rights -of -way on state trust lands in o manner that minimizes
encumbrances while preserving long-term real estate value, protecting natural values,
allowing multiple uses and achieving appropriate market based returns".
2. The right-of�way pricing differentiates between uses that have different impacts on the
land.
3. The right-of-way pricing encourages applicants to request the narrowest right-of-way
possible to accommodate the desired use.
4. The right-of-way prng charges for rights-af-way that cross virgin land.
Right-of-way Pricing:
The Colorado State Land Board's (SLB) approach to pricing rights -of -way on state trust land uses a
three step process.
1. Determines a value for the proposed right-of-way based on a fixed -value per measure of
length using Table 1 below. The standard measure of length used to describe a right-of-way is
the rod. A rod is 16.5 feet in length.
2. Calculate the value of the right-of-way based on the estimated market value of the property
that will be encumbered.
3. Factor in any other variables unique to the trust land being encumbered. Use the greater of
the two values as the consideration charge.
4. The minimum consideration for any right of way is $5,000.
Table 1: ROW Pricing
'`-°
a301N Widthin FeeE Consideration `Char. `� '-
Plropospd Usk
and e``�er Rod'
t
0 to 20
21 to 25
1 26 to 30
31 to 35
36 to 40
41 to 45
46 to 50
Over 50
Underground Installations
$ 34.00
$ 42.50
$ 51.00
$ 59.50
$ 68.00
$ X50
$ 85.00
Board
Decision
Private Roads, Ditches and Canals
$ 36.00
$ 45.00
$ 54.00
$ 63.00
$ 72.00
$ 81.00
$ 90.00
Board
Decision
Public Roads, railroads, reservoirs
Board Decision
Electric Power Transmission Lines
Board
with capacity of 230 Kv or less
$ 38.00
$ 47.50
$ 57.00
$ 66.50
$ 76.00
$ 85.50
$ 95,00
Decision
Electric Power Transmission Lines
with capacity reater than 230 Kv
Board Decision
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