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US 550 South Connection to US 160

SUPPLEMENT to the US Highway 160 from Durango to Bayfield EIS Record of Decision

Appendix E

Appendix E. 2012 SFEIS and 2014 Independent Alternatives Analysis

Public Review Documentation

Date Document

2012-07-05 US160 SFEIS Final Newsletter

2012-07-12 US 550 at 160 SFEIS Web Posting

2012-07-19 Press Release: Preferred Alternative Announcement

2012-07-20 Federal Register Notice of Availabiltiy for SFEIS

2012-07-20 Durango Herald SFEIS Preferred Alternative announcement

2012-07-27 Federal Register Ammended Notice of Availabilty for SFEIS

2012-July 2012 Newsletter Mailing List Database

2012-July 2012 US 550 SFEIS Final Distribution List

2014-November Newsletter Update

2014-November Postcard announcing December 1, 2014, Public Open House

2014-November Durango Herald article "Bridge to Nowhere may link to 550" published 11/24/14

2014-December Letter from Webb Ranch (Christopher J. Webb) re: 12/1 public open house comments

2014-DecemberPine River Times/Cortez Journal article "CDOT shows new preferred link to Hwy 550 south" published

12/4/14

2014-December Durango Herald article "Who will show them the money?" published 12/6/14

Appendix E: 2012 SFEIS and 2014 Independent Alternatives Analysis

Public Review Documentation

INDEX

US 550 South Connection to US 160

SUPPLEMENT to the US Highway 160 from Durango to Bayfield EIS

RECORD OF DECISION

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NEWSLETTER, Volume 4, July 2012

What is the Preferred Alternative for the US 550

South Connection to US 160?

The Preferred Alternative for the US 550 South

Connection to US 160 is Alternative Revised G

Modified—a realignment of US 550 that connects

to US 160 at the recently constructed Grandview

Interchange’s main overpass bridge. This alternative

has been identified as the one that best meets

purpose and need and has the fewest environmental

impacts, following a year-long Supplemental

Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) process that

CDOT conducted with the Federal Highway

Administration (FHWA). The agencies have

produced the Supplemental Final EIS (SFEIS),

which is now available for review.

What US 550 alternatives were considered

during the recent study?

The study reevaluated several alternatives from the

original 2006 US 160 EIS, as well as several new

alternatives developed to avoid or minimize impacts

to the historic Webb Ranch, including those to the

west (Western Realignment), east (Eastern

Realignment) and several along the existing US

550, with input from Webb Ranch representatives

(R Alternatives). Screening presented in the recent

study identified three alternatives (shown on reverse

side) that met the project purpose and need and

practicability screening criteria (costs, logistics or

other environmental consequences). Alternatives

that were eliminated due to not meeting the above

criteria are: (1) the Western Realignment, and (2)

all alternatives along the existing US 550 alignment,

including the R Alternatives. These included

signalized intersections, as well as partial and full

interchanges.

What comments were received on the

Supplemental Draft EIS and how have these

been addressed?

FHWA and CDOT released the Supplemental Draft

EIS (SDEIS) for public review on October 14,

2011. During the 45-day public comment period, a

public hearing was held with approximately 100

people in attendance. Five agencies and 83 people

commented on the document, either at the hearing

or via letter, email, the project web site or fax. The

majority of the comments focused on estimated

traffic volumes, existing alignment alternatives and

opposition to the Eastern Realignment Alternative.

Many expressed support for the draft Preferred

Alternative (Alternative Revised G Modified), and

many expressed interest in an alignment that would

utilize the existing US 550 alignment. CDOT and

FHWA responded to each comment received. Some

comments resulted in changes to the Draft SEIS,

which are reflected in the SFEIS.

How was the decision on the Preferred

Alternative made?

CDOT and FHWA have evaluated all newly

identified impacts to historic and archaeological

sites and any other changes in impacts related to the

US 160 at US 550 Connection

Supplemental Final EIS is Complete

connection of US 550—both natural and manmade,

including regulatory updates. Issues evaluated in

this study included—but were not limited to—

environmental impacts, private property impacts,

highway safety, mobility and traffic patterns, both

current and projected.

Where can I view a copy of the SFEIS

document?

Locally, the document can be viewed at Durango,

Ignacio and Bayfield public libraries, San Juan

Public Lands Center and CDOT at 3803 North

Main. A copy of the SFEIS with additional project

information is also available on CDOT’s webpage

at: www.coloradodot.info/projects/us550-at-160.

What is the next step?

The document will be available for review until

August 13 and the FHWA is expected to sign a

Record of Decision this fall. Those who have

questions or comments may direct them to:

Nancy Shanks at (970) 385-1428 or

[email protected].

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US 550 at US 160 Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement — filed under: US 550 at 160, Projects

JULY 2012 UPDATE: The Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) and Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) announced the availability of the US 550 at US 160 Supplemental Final Environmental Impact Statement (SFEIS) on July 20, 2012. The document is available for viewing for a period of 30 days, until August 20, 2012. It can be found online (please click here) and at Durango, Bayfield and Ignacio public libraries, San Juan Public Lands Center, City of Durango, La Plata County and CDOT’s main Durango office. In the Denver area the document is available at CDOT Headquarters and at the FHWA Colorado Division office. A press release on SDEIS details is also available: click here.

The Preferred Alternative for the US 550 South Connection to US 160 The Preferred Alternative for the US 550 South Connection to US 160 is Alternative Revised G Modified—a realignment of US 550 that connects to US 160 at the recently constructed Grandview Interchange’s main overpass bridge. This alternative has been identified as the one that best meets purpose and need and has the fewest environmental impacts, following a year-long Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) process that CDOT conducted with the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA). The agencies have produced the Supplemental Final EIS (SFEIS), which is now available for review.

US 550 alternatives that were considered during the recent study The study reevaluated several alternatives from the original 2006 US 160 EIS, as well as several new alternatives developed to avoid or minimize impacts to the historic Webb Ranch, including those to the west (Western Realignment), east (Eastern Realignment) and several along the existing US 550, with input from Webb Ranch representatives (R Alternatives). Screening presented in the recent study identified three alternatives (shown on reverse side) that met the project purpose and need and practicability screening criteria (costs, logistics or other environmental consequences). Alternatives that were eliminated due to not meeting the above criteria are: (1) the Western Realignment, and (2) all alternatives along the existing US 550 alignment, including the R Alternatives. These included signalized intersections, as well as partial and full interchanges.

Addressing of comments on the Supplemental Draft EIS FHWA and CDOT released the Supplemental Draft EIS (SDEIS) for public review on October 14, 2011. During the 45-day public comment period, a public hearing was held with approximately 100 people in attendance. Five agencies and 83 people commented on the document, either at the hearing or via letter, email, the project web site or fax. The majority of the comments focused on estimated traffic volumes, existing alignment alternatives and opposition to the Eastern Realignment Alternative. Many expressed support for the draft Preferred Alternative (Alternative Revised G Modified), and many expressed interest in an alignment that would utilize the existing US 550 alignment. CDOT and FHWA responded to

each comment received. Some comments resulted in changes to the Draft SEIS, which are reflected in the SFEIS.

The decision on the Preferred Alternative CDOT and FHWA have evaluated all newly identified impacts to historic and archaeological sites and any other changes in impacts related to the connection of US 550—both natural and manmade, including regulatory updates. Issues evaluated in this study included—but were not limited to—environmental impacts, private property impacts, highway safety, mobility and traffic patterns, both current and projected.

Next Step: Record of Decision The document is available for review until August 20, 2012, and the FHWA is expected to sign a Record of Decision this fall. Those who have questions or comments may direct them to: Nancy Shanks at (970) 385-1428 or [email protected].

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CONTACTS: Nancy Shanks, CDOT Public Relations

(970) 385-1428, (970) 749-3579 mobile July 23, 2012

CDOT, Federal Highway Administration Announce Preferred Alternative for a US 550 at US 160 Connection in Grandview

LA PLATA COUNTY – The Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) and Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) announce the findings of the alternatives evaluation for a US 550 connection to US 160 in Grandview. The Supplemental Final Environmental Impact Statement (SFEIS) is available for public viewing through August 27, 2012, at locations listed below. The Preferred Alternative for the US 550 South Connection to US 160 is Alternative Revised G Modified—a realignment of US 550 connecting to US 160 at the Grandview Interchange. CDOT and FHWA evaluated all newly identified impacts to historic and archaeological sites and any other changes in impacts related to the connection of US 550—both natural and manmade, including regulatory updates. Issues evaluated in this study included—but were not limited to—environmental impacts, private property impacts, highway safety, mobility and traffic patterns both current and projected. Of all the alternatives analyzed, the Revised G Modified Alternative was identified as the one that best meets project purpose and need for capacity, safety and access control, and has the fewest environmental impacts.

Analysis for this final document has been underway since the FHWA and CDOT released the Supplemental Draft Environmental Impact Statement (SDEIS) for public review on October 14, 2011. During a 45-day public comment period that followed, a public hearing was held with approximately 100 people in attendance. Five agencies and 83 people commented on the document, with the majority of the comments focusing on estimated traffic volumes, existing alignment alternatives and opposition to the Eastern Realignment Alternative. Many expressed support for the draft Preferred Alternative (Alternative Revised G Modified), and many expressed interest in an alignment that would utilize the existing US 550. CDOT and FHWA responded in the SFEIS to each comment received. Some comments resulted in changes in clarification to the SDEIS, which are reflected in the current SFEIS. The SFEIS includes a reevaluation of various alternatives from the original 2006 US 160 EIS in addition to several new alternatives developed to avoid or minimize impacts to the historic Webb Ranch, including a Western Realignment, an Eastern Realignment, and several alternatives along the existing US 550 alignment, including new alternatives presented by the Webb Ranch representatives (R Alternatives). Screening presented in the recent study identified three alternatives, Revised F Modified, Revised G Modified, and Eastern Realignment, that met the project purpose and need and practicability screening criteria (costs, logistics or other environmental consequences). Alternatives

that were eliminated due to not meeting the above criteria are: (1) the Western Realignment, and (2) all alternatives along the existing US 550 alignment, including the R Alternatives. These included signalized intersections, as well as partial and full interchanges. Once the availability period for the SFEIS ends on August 27, 2012, a Record of Decision (ROD) can be issued. The ROD will identify the decision made on the proposed action and the reasons for that decision. Although there will be no formal response to comments made on the SFEIS, all comments will be considered during preparation of the ROD. History of the study: CDOT and FHWA began the environmental process for the Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement in early 2011. The study has looked at only the alignment and connection of US 550 to US 160, not the entire US 160 corridor. The document supplements the existing 2006 US 160 Environmental Impact Statement to address the newly identified impacts to historic and archaeological sites and any other changes related to the connection of US 550—both natural and manmade. SFEIS document available: The SFEIS is available to the public at Durango, Bayfield and Ignacio public libraries, San Juan Public Lands Center, City of Durango, La Plata County and CDOT’s main Durango office at 3803 North Main. In the Denver area the document is available at CDOT Headquarters and at the Federal Highway Administration’s Colorado Division office. It is also available online at: http://www.coloradodot.info/projects/us550-at-160.

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Is Bridge to Nowhere heading to somewhere? Official: ‘We think we’re good to go,’ awaiting final record of decision

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By Shane Benjamin Herald staff writer

The Colorado Department of Transportation announced Friday it plans to realign U.S. Highway 550 across a private ranch and connect it to U.S. Highway 160 by a $47 million interchange that includes the so-called “Bridge to Nowhere.”

It is the same decision CDOT reached in 2006 before the agency hit snags in trying to cross the Webb property. Since then, CDOT has undergone an entirely new analysis that takes into account a gas well and the ranch’s historic designation that were not previously considered.

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“We’ve done everything everybody has asked us to do,” said Steve Parker, CDOT commissioner for District 8. “We’ve studied the alternatives that the other folks suggested and didn’t find any reason to go forward with those. We think we’re good to go, and we’re eagerly awaiting the record of decision to come down, hopefully this fall.”

The record of decision is the final blessing from federal authorities.

The proposed 1½-mile realignment would cost an estimated $78 million. It would upgrade the highway from two lanes to four lanes and route it across the Webb ranch east of Farmington Hill.

The existing Highway 550 on Farmington Hill would be abandoned. It is too early to say what would become of the abandoned road: local cycling and hiking group Trails 2000 has expressed interest in using it, or it could be revegetated, said Tony Cady, planning and environmental manager for CDOT.

The realignment would connect with the Grandview interchange, which has received little use since its completion last year.

The interchange includes a foot path, a roundabout, access ramps, six retaining walls, a new westbound lane and four bridges – three of which span Highway 160 – including the Bridge to Nowhere.

It is one of three interchanges proposed for the Grandview area: one is planned for the Three Springs intersection and another is planned at the Elmore’s Corner intersection. CDOT also plans to upgrade the 13-mile stretch of Highway 160 between Grandview and Bayfield from two lanes to four lanes.

The Grandview interchange has received considerable criticism from residents, who have said it is oversized and a waste of taxpayer money. Even Denver media outlets have investigated the project, which cost $28.5 million in state funds, $14.4 million in federal funds and $3.6 million in stimulus funds.

Durango lawyer Daniel Gregory, who represents the Webb ranch owners – Chris Webb and his sister, Martha Coutinho – said only time will tell whether his clients and CDOT can reach an agreement on providing a right of way across the ranch.

CDOT needs to acquire about 64 acres, including about 42 acres from the Webb ranch.

Gregory said his clients hope to reach a “collaborative resolution,” but any legal action could take years to resolve.

CDOT rejected several alternatives in favor of one that “bisects the heart of the Webb ranch” and connects with the Bridge to Nowhere, Gregory said.

“We think it’s an amazing coincidence ... they still come back to the design that justifies the ill-thought-out bridge that they decided to build years ago,” Gregory said.

CDOT said the realignment across the Webb ranch is the best alternative when considering



capacity, safety, cost and environmental impacts.

The realignment will impact five archaeological sites, said Kerrie Neet, transportation director for Region 5. Two other alternatives that received serious consideration would have affected seven and eight sites, she said.

The final environmental impact analysis is available for public viewing until Aug. 27. CDOT then hopes to receive a formal “record of decision” from the Federal Highway Administration to proceed with the project.

If the administration gives its stamp of approval, CDOT will seek funding for the project next year, Neet said. No construction date has been set.

Until then, the Grandview interchange will continue to receive minimal use.

CDOT said the interchange was built with the future in mind. In 2009, an average of 27,875 vehicles passed through the corridor. A traffic study has suggested that number could triple to 85,910 vehicle trips per day by 2030, if Grandview develops.

Even if Highway 550 never connects to the interchange, the Federal Highway Administration determined the project has “independent utility,” which allowed construction of the project to commence even though it was uncertain if Highway 550 would connect.

The Webbs’ attorney questioned this.

“I don’t think anybody who is applying common sense to looking at this really believes that that bridge has independent functionality,” Gregory said. “But that is what they’ve claimed.”

In addition to needing to obtain rights of way to cross the Webb ranch, CDOT must remove 1.6 million cubic yards of dirt before it can connect Highway 550 to the interchange. That is equal to 80,000 big-belly dump truck loads, or enough earth to fill the lap pool, leisure pool and spa at the Durango Community Recreation Center 732 times.

The realignment was deemed necessary to replace the existing two-lane highway on Farmington Hill, which has steep switchbacks, an abrupt drop-off and has been blamed for several trucks jackknifing.

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viii. Make sure to submit your comments by the comment period deadline identified.

II. Background On March 20, 2012, The Center for

Food Safety and International Center for Technology Assessment submitted to the EPA an ‘‘Emergency Citizen Petition’’ on behalf of 27 individuals and non-governmental organizations requesting that the EPA suspend registrations for the insecticide clothianidin for the four following reasons: (1) To cure clothianidin’s unlawful conditional registration; (2) to prevent an imminent hazard to pollinating insects and the agricultural interests they support by suspending the registrations and initiating special review and cancellation proceedings; (3) to stop the sale of misbranded clothianidin products; and (4) to address Endangered Species Act consultation obligations for clothianidin. Given the emergency nature of the request and the harm asserted, the EPA has addressed on an expedited basis the request to suspend clothianidin registrations to prevent an imminent hazard. This notice announces the availability of the EPA’s petition response on that issue. The EPA will address the remaining three issues in the petition after receiving and considering public comments on the petition. After reviewing the petition and the supporting documentation, the EPA is denying the request to suspend clothianidin registrations based on the assertion that an imminent hazard exists because the petition and supporting documentation reviewed by the EPA do not demonstrate a substantial likelihood of imminent, serious harm that would justify the suspension of this pesticide under the FIFRA standard. The EPA is posting both the petition (including exhibits and supplemental filings) and its response to the imminent hazard claim for 60 days for public comment on

its Web site and in the public docket at regulations.gov. After reviewing the public comments on the petition the EPA will respond to the remaining issues in the petition. In addition, the EPA will determine in connection with that review whether the comments received support the reconsideration of this partial response.

List of Subjects

Environmental protection, Agricultural commodities, Pesticides and pest.

Dated: July 17, 2012. Steven P. Bradbury, Director, Office of Pesticide Programs. [FR Doc. 2012–18321 Filed 7–26–12; 8:45 am]



[ER–FRL–9004–2]

Environmental Impacts Statements; Notice of Availability

Responsible Agency: Office of Federal Activities, General Information (202) 564–7146 or http://www.epa.gov/ compliance/nepa/. Weekly receipt of Environmental Impact

Statements Filed 07/16/2012 through 07/20/2012 Pursuant to 40 CFR 1506.9.

Notice

Section 309(a) of the Clean Air Act requires that EPA make public its comments on EISs issued by other Federal agencies. EPA’s comment letters on EISs are available at: http:// www.epa.gov/compliance/nepa/ eisdata.html.

Supplementary Information: EPA is seeking agencies to participate in its e-NEPA electronic EIS submission pilot. Participating agencies can fulfill all requirements for EIS filing, eliminating the need to submit paper copies to EPA Headquarters, by filing documents online and providing feedback on the process. To participate in the pilot, register at: https://cdx.epa.gov. EIS No. 20120240, Final EIS, BLM, 00,

Programmatic—Solar Energy Development in Six Southern States, To Identify and Prioritize Specific Locations Best Suited for Utility Scale Solar Energy Development on Public Lands, AZ, CA, CO, NV, NM, and UT, Review Period Ends: 08/27/2012, Contact: Shannon Stewart, BLM 202 912–7219; Jane Summerson, DOE 202–287–6188. The U.S. Department of the Interior’s Bureau of Land Management and the U.S. Department

of Energy are Joint Lead Agencies for this project.

EIS No. 20120241, Final EIS, USFS, WA, South George Vegetation and Fuels Management Project, To Improve Forest Health and Resilience to Fire, Insects and Disease in Upland Forests, Pomerory Ranger District, Umatilla National Forest, Asotin and Garfield Counties, WA, Review Period Ends: 08/27/2012, Contact: Dan Castillo 509–843–1891.

EIS No. 20120242, Final EIS, BLM, WY, Lost Creek In Situ Recovery Project, To Analyze the Site-Specific Impacts Associated with the Plan of Operations, Sweetwater County, WY, Review Period Ends: 08/27/2012, Contact: John Russell 307–328–4252.

EIS No. 20120243, Final EIS, DHS, 00, Programmatic—Northern Border Activities Program, Propose to Enhance its Program of Security along the United States’ Northern Border with Canada, from Maine to Washington, Review Period Ends: 08/ 27/2012, Contact: Jennifer Hass 202– 344–1929.

EIS No. 20120244, Draft Supplement, NNSA, 00, Surplus Plutonium Disposition (DOE/EIS–0283–S2), To Consider Options for Pit Disassembly and Conversion of Plutonium Metal to Oxide, SC, NM, AL, and TN, Comment Period Ends: 09/25/2012, Contact: Sachiko McAlhany 803–952– 6110.

EIS No. 20120245, Final EIS, USA, AK, Point Thomson Project, Authorization for the Placement of Fill Material into U.S. Waters, Permit Application, AK, Review Period Ends: 08/27/2012, Contact: Harry A. Baij 907–753–2784.

EIS No. 20120246, Final EIS, USN, CA, Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center Project, Land Acquisition and Airspace Establishment to Support Large-Scale MAGTF Live-Fire and Maneuver Training Facility, Twentynine Palms, San Bernardino County, CA, Review Period Ends: 08/ 27/2012, Contact: Chris Proudfoot 760–830–3764.

EIS No. 20120247, Final EIS, USACE, 00, Mississippi River Gulf Outlet Ecosystem Restoration, To Develop a Comprehensive Ecosystem Restoration Plan to Restore the Lake Borgne Ecosystems, LA and MS, Review Period Ends: 08/27/2012, Contact: Tammy Gilmore 504–862– 1002.

EIS No. 20120248, Final EIS, USACE, TX, City of Denison Land Conveyance, Lake Texoma, To Convey a Parcel of Federally-owned Land at Lake Texoma, OK and TX to the City of Denison, TX, Grayson and Cooke Counties, TX and Portion of

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Bryan, Marshall, Johnston, and Love Counties, OK, Review Period Ends: 08/28/2012, Contact: Stephan L. Nolan 918–669–7660.

EIS No. 20120249, Second Draft EIS (Tiering), USCG, 00, Tier 1 DEIS— Rulemaking for Dry Cargo Residue (DCR) Discharges in the Great Lakes, To Regulate Nonhazardous and Nontoxic DCR Sweeping from Vessels in the Great Lakes that fall under the Jurisdiction of the United States and Address Gaps Identified in Phase I Final EIS, Comment Period Ends: 10/ 25/2012, Contact: Timothy O’Brien 202–372–1539.

Amended Notices

EIS No. 20120164, Draft EIS, BLM, CA, McCoy Solar Energy Project, Development of up to 750- megawatt(mw) Solar Energy Plant, Right-of-Way Grant, Riverside County, CA, Comment Period Ends: 08/23/ 2012, Contact: Jeff Childers 760–833– 7100 Revision to FR Notice Published 05/25/2012; Extending Comment Period from 08/22/2012 to 08/23/ 2012.

EIS No. 20120209, Draft EIS, USN, FL, Naval Air Station Key West Airfield Operations, To Support and Conduct Aircraft Training Operations, Florida Keys, Monroe County, FL, Comment Period Ends: 08/13/2012, Contact: John Conway 904–542–6870. Revision to FR Notice Published 06/29/2012; Extending Comment Period from 08/ 13/2012 to 08/28/2012.

EIS No. 20120233, Draft EIS, BLM, NM, Prehistoric Trackways National Monument Resource Management Plan, Implementation, Dona Ana County, NM, Comment Period Ends: 10/22/2012, Contact: Lori Allen 575– 525–4454. Revision to FR Notice Published 07/20/2012; Change Filing Agency from AFS to BLM.

EIS No. 20120237, Final Supplement, FHWA, CO, US 550 South Connection to US 160, Updated Information, To US 160 from Durango to Bayfield, US Army COE Section 404 Permit, La Plata County, CO, Review Period Ends: 08/27/2012, Contact: Stephanie Gibson 720–963–3013. Revision to FR Notice Published 07/20/2012; Filed Corrected Version and Extending Review Period from 8/20/2012 to 8/27/2012. Dated: July 24, 2012.

Cliff Rader, Director, NEPA Compliance Division, Office of Federal Activities. [FR Doc. 2012–18373 Filed 7–26–12; 8:45 am]



[FRL–9706–8]

Forms and Procedures for Submitting Compliance Reports: Requirements Pertaining to Reformulated Gasoline, Anti-dumping, Gasoline Sulfur, Renewable Fuel Standard Requirements, etc. and Greenhouse Gas Reporting Requirements Related to Coal-Based Liquid Fuels and Petroleum Products

AGENCY: Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). ACTION: Notice.

SUMMARY: EPA’s Office of Transportation and Air Quality (OTAQ) is announcing that compliance reports submitted or due on or after August 31, 2012 must be submitted via EPA’s Central Data Exchange (CDX). The substance and format of the reports is unchanged. EPA is switching to all- electronic reporting using CDX because it is simple, cost effective, and will improve the availability and integrity of data. As of August 31, 2012, parties will no longer be permitted to submit reports via portable electronic media, such as CDs or diskettes. This notice affects parties subject to reporting requirements under 40 CFR part 80, including requirements pertaining to reformulated gasoline, anti-dumping, gasoline sulfur, ultra-low sulfur diesel, benzene content, and the renewable fuel standard. This notice also affects parties subject to greenhouse gas reporting requirements related to coal-based liquid fuels and petroleum products under 40 CFR part 98, subparts LL and MM. DATES: The reporting procedures described in this notice are effective starting with reports due or submitted to EPA on or after August 31, 2012. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Anne-Marie C. Pastorkovich, Attorney/ Advisor, Environmental Protection Agency, 1200 Pennsylvania Avenue NW. (6406J), Washington, DC 20460; telephone number: 202–343–9623; fax number: 202–343–2801; email address: [email protected]. SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION:

I. Does this notice apply to me?

This action affects regulated parties who submit information to EPA under fuels programs governed by 40 CFR Part 80, including the reformulated gasoline, anti-dumping, gasoline sulfur, ultra-low sulfur diesel, and benzene programs, as well as the renewable fuel standard. This action also affects regulated parties who submit information to EPA related

to the greenhouse gas reporting requirements of 40 CFR part 98, subparts LL and MM. The specific programs and forms affected are discussed in Section III—What Reports Must Be Submitted via CDX? Reports due or submitted to EPA on or after August 31, 2012 must be submitted to the OTAQ Fuels Reporting System via the EPA Central Data Exchange (CDX). As of that date, regulated parties will no longer be permitted to report by submitting portable electronic media, such as CDs or diskettes. This notice also affects the resubmission of any report to EPA, if the resubmission occurs on or after August 31, 2012. If you have further questions regarding the applicability of this action to a particular party, please contact the person listed in FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT.

II. Why is EPA switching to all- electronic reporting using CDX?

EPA’s Central Data Exchange (CDX) enables fast, efficient, and secure submission of data to EPA. Among the advantages offered by CDX are the following features, which will improve fuel reporting under 40 CFR Part 80 and greenhouse gas reporting under 40 CFR part 98, subparts LL and MM. CDX allows regulated parties to:

• Submit data through one centralized and secure point of access;

• Receive confirmation from EPA when submissions are received;

• Submit data in a variety of formats including Excel and flat-file; and

• Reduce costs associated with submitting and processing data submissions.

EPA does not charge the regulated party to set up a CDX account. Virtually all regulated parties subject to 40 CFR part 80 already have CDX accounts and EPA’s primary reporting instructions already specify the submission of compliance reports using CDX. However, to date we have permitted submission of CDs or diskettes as an alternative to CDX reporting under certain circumstances. Starting with reports due or submitted on or after August 31, 2012, these alternative options for submitting reports will no longer apply.

There are several reasons for eliminating alternative submission options. Parties often submit CDs without properly ‘‘burning’’ data to them, so that no report is submitted. EPA staff must then notify the regulated party that they must re-submit using CDX or by sending a CD that actually contains the required data. This type of reporting error cannot occur with a CDX transmission.

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US 550/US 160 SUPPLEMENTAL FINAL ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENTNewsletter 2012 Mailing List, July 2012

FIRSTNAME LASTNAME NAME2 NAME3 ADDRESSLINE1 ADDRESSLINE2 CITY STATE ZIPCODEA Winston Puig 3424 Gillespie St Apt 8 Dallas TX 75219-4867Aaron Rodebaugh 540 Hawthorn St Apt 2C San Diego CA 92101-8305Acting Chairman Jimmy R. Newton Southern Ute India Attn: Neil PO Box 737 Ignacio CO 81137ADAM HOWELL 1206 AVENIDA DEL SOL, #321 DURANGO CO 81301Adam B Roessler 264 Sierra Vista St Durango CO 81301-6607Adrian B Wade 2521 Highway 172 Durango CO 81303-8181Agnes J Foster 537 Highway 172 Durango CO 81303-7014Albert & Ninette Thye 4450 Highway 172 Durango CO 81303-6711Alex & Kate Jaramillo 185 Collina Pl Durango CO 81303-7902Alice Lorenz 260 County Road 221 Durango CO 81303-7040Allan & Regina & Lee Rosenthal 320 Clear Spring Ave Durango CO 81301-6604Alma O Black 492 Suncrest Ln Durango CO 81303-8816Alonzo E Scholten 799 County Road 233 Durango CO 81301-6568Amanda & Christopher Howlett 133 Sierra Ave Durango CO 81303-7990Amy Orris 250 Clear Spring Ave Durango CO 81301-6603ANDREA LYLE 52 BROSS PLACE PAGOSA SPRINGS CO 81147Andrea S McNatt 338 Meadow Rd Durango CO 81303-8154Andrew & Melissa Vessel 56 County Road 221 Durango CO 81303-8241Andrew D Farley & Monica Salazar 115 Vista Escondido Durango CO 81303-7924Andrew J & Joby J Saunders PO Box 5307 Durango CO 81301-6815ANNE E. JACKSON 25 CR 231 DURANGO CO 81303ANNE P. JACKSON 817 RAINBOW ROAD DURANGO CO 81303Anthony & Kristen Gurzick 545 Knolls Cir Durango CO 81303-6768ANTONIA CLARK 589 CR 220 DURANGO CO 81303Antonita D Nunes & Eli R Romero 135 Suncloud Ln Durango CO 81303-8859April & Chad Albert 1455 Florida Rd Durango CO 81301-6864April & Donald Dukart 277 Sheets Ln Durango CO 81303-8191Arthur L & Beth Wyman 402 Valle Escondido Dr Durango CO 81303-7961Arthur S III & Brandee S Metcalfe 2604 Emerson Dr Midland TX 79705-3305Audrey Putnam 499 Highway 172 Durango CO 81303-7014Austin S Zufelt & Nicole S Aragon 58 County Road 221 Durango CO 81303-8241B Nicol Bensley 118 Washington St Morristown NJ 07960-8622Barbara A Norris PO Box 905 Durango CO 81302-0905Barbara E Martin 285 Clear Spring Ave Durango CO 81301-6603Barbara L Griffith PO Box 1778 Durango CO 81302-1778Benny I Gutierrez 606 Highway 172 Durango CO 81303-8297BERNARD HEATH AXIS HEALTH SYSTEM 281 SAWYER DRIVDURANGO CO 81303Bernard L Famiglietti & Kaye A Woodcock Trustees 361 S Camino Del Rio # 199 Durango CO 81303-7997Bernice M Trujillo & Eloy R Martinez 3840 Weather Vane Dr Colorado Spgs CO 80920-4966Bernie L Gurule 49 Florida Acres Dr Durango CO 81303-7055Betty B Henderson 35 Silverview Ct Durango CO 81303-7700Betty M Koon Family Trust 18725 SE 89th St Newalla OK 74857-8203Beverly Gayle Puhler & Maggie Delia Davis 28986 Highway 160 Durango CO 81303-6580Bill D Engman 10 Clover Pl Durango CO 81303-6726Bonnie J Baker 52 Ute Pass West Rd Durango CO 81301-7283Brad & Janelle Blake 361 S Camino Del Rio # 311 Durango CO 81303-7997Bradford & Janelle Blake 326 Dreamy Draw Durango CO 81303-6102Bradford Jr & Teresa Johnson 180 Sheets Ln Durango CO 81303-8195Bradley & Monique Monson 150 Eagle Vw Durango CO 81303-6686

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FIRSTNAME LASTNAME NAME2 NAME3 ADDRESSLINE1 ADDRESSLINE2 CITY STATE ZIPCODEClarence & Marjorie Jackson 435 County Road 219 Durango CO 81303-8031Clarence Jr & Lucille Radcliff PO Box 195 Durango CO 81302-0195Clarence L II & Julia R Gohn 28146 Highway 160 Trlr 3 Durango CO 81303-6885Colleen & Matthew Miller 1396 Allen Ave Erie CO 80516-7003Corliss & Kenneth Willyard PO Box 1612 Durango CO 81302-1612CRAIG LEGGETT 2078 CR 234 DURANGO CO 81301Craig & Gillian Arnwine 15273 Highway 550 Durango CO 81303-6629Craig & Terrill Erickson 29016 Highway 160 Durango CO 81303-7951Craig & Theresa Campbell 108 County Road 234a Durango CO 81301-7901Crystalyn Michele & Colton LeIvey 232 Sierra Vista St Durango CO 81301-6606Curtis & Janine Alderton 2356 County Road 220 Durango CO 81303-8026Cynthia Ostermick PO Box 203 Durango CO 81302-0203D Kent Grant 225 Meadow Rd Durango CO 81303-8111Dale McClanahan & Dulce A. Bell-Bulley 3854 Montana Vista Ct Palisade CO 81526-9350Dan R Gustavson 873 County Road 233 Durango CO 81301-6568Dana & Susan Jones 373 County Road 231 Durango CO 81303-7945Danette Riddle 16 Clover Pl Durango CO 81303-6726Daniel Abdella & Kara Douglas 531 Knolls Cir Durango CO 81303-6768Daniel & T P Fauth 340 Suncrest Ln Durango CO 81303-8856Daniel V & Valerie A Cornelius 193 Florida Acres Dr Durango CO 81303-7056Danny & Debra Wyckoff 605 County Road 233 Durango CO 81301-6506Danny & Tammie Huntsman 10600 Hinds Rd Benton AR 72019-9442Dante & Jessica Baken 582 Knolls Cir Durango CO 81303-6768Darlene & Kenneth Cox Jr 29727 Highway 160 Durango CO 81301-6569Darryl & Teresa Hunt 125 Valle Escondido Dr Durango CO 81303-7959Darryl V & Judith K Kowalski 45 Silverview Ct Durango CO 81303-7700Daryl H Quiring 2680 County Road 220 Durango CO 81303-8027David & Catherin Krebes 676 Florida Meadows Ln Durango CO 81303-6817David & Diana Robillard 60 Cottonwood Circle Durango CO 81301David & Erica Schweitz 33114 Upper Bear Creek Rd Evergreen CO 80439-7811David & Janet Dickinson PO Box 518 Durango CO 81302-0518David & Karl Freienmuth 354 County Road 229 Durango CO 81301-8238David & Kimberly Beach 2571 County Road 220 Durango CO 81303-8021David & Linda Hiner 599 County Road 229 Durango CO 81301-8227David & Marci W Bastin 11 Morning Glory Ave Durango CO 81303-8189David & Nancy Custer 818 Florida Meadows Ln Durango CO 81303-6638David & Sandra Tischaefer 1201 Main Ave Ste 103 Durango CO 81301-5161David & Suzanne Jackson 200 Morning Glory Ave Durango CO 81303-8193David Charles Byrd 715 Lupine Bayfield CO 81122-9019David E Alexander & Teresa Valdez 1121 Highway 172 Durango CO 81303-8145David L Abell & Linda Miller 335 Clear Spring Ave Durango CO 81301-6615David M & Kelly Ellis 387 County Road 234 Durango CO 81301-7027David R Lobato 36 Jameson Dr Durango CO 81301-4715David R Snedden & Breta G Dodd 393 Knolls Cir Durango CO 81303-6667David S Fay & Jill A. Tierney 404 Suncrest Ln Durango CO 81303-8814Dawn M Wright & Michael Matava Jr PO Box 2585 Durango CO 81302-2585Dea A Clouse 244 Valle Dr Durango CO 81303DEAN & NANCY FURRY P.O. BOX 1307 DURANGO CO 81302Deanne K Ward 14960 Highway 550 Durango CO 81303-6628

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FIRSTNAME LASTNAME NAME2 NAME3 ADDRESSLINE1 ADDRESSLINE2 CITY STATE ZIPCODEDeborah G Worthy 121 Luna Ln Durango CO 81303-6043Dennis & Debra Castro 307 Valle Escondido Dr Durango CO 81303-7960Dennis R Lopez PO Box 357 Durango CO 81302-0357Denver L & Cheryl A Batchelor Trusts PO Box 1048 Durango CO 81302-1048Deon J Mertz Trustee 699 County Road 301 Durango CO 81303-8039Devin Patrick Downey 209 Highway 172 Durango CO 81303-7010Dixie & Jason Schmidt 2655 County Road 220 Durango CO 81303-8021DJ & Lacie Griego 2009 Forest Ave Durango CO 81301-4840Donald Wicburg 866 Mariposa Dr Durango CO 81301-6586Donald G Hartmann 605 Fork Horn Ct Durango CO 81303-5601Donald I Tinker 827 S Gay St Longmont CO 80501-6312Donald T Jeter 340 Murray Dr Unit A Durango CO 81303-6006Donald W & Annabel Stickle 156 Silverview Ln Durango CO 81303-7701Donley Jr & Carol L Watkins 1051 County Road 220 Durango CO 81303-8025Donna Johnson PO Box 3340 Durango CO 81302-3340Donna H Kerby 1400 Ocean Dr Apt 203A Crp Christi TX 78404-2114Doris R Walker Trustee 525 Highway 172 Durango CO 81303-7014Doris S Darmon & Keith Tucker 15525 Road 36.1 Mancos CO 81328-8774Dorman & Dorothy McShan 800 County Road 142 Durango CO 81303Doug & Mary Ervin 430 Craig Ln Durango CO 81303-6600DOUG AND SARA CARVER PARMENTIER 8870 FALLS CREEK MAIN DURANGO CO 81301Douglas & Virginia Snow 114 Sheets Ln Durango CO 81303-8195Douglas L Reusink 431 County Road 234 Durango CO 81301-7027Duane & Carole Williams 1751 Highway 172 Durango CO 81303-8148Duane A & Jan Harkwell 24804 Simmons Way Golden CO 80403-8339Dustin & Ashley Wilkinson 131 Buddy Ln Durango CO 81303-8229Dwight & Linda Saunders 2360 County Road 220 Durango CO 81303-8026Earl J Fisher & Ruthann Merrill 85 Valle Ave Durango CO 81303-8263Edith L Haviland 29502 Highway 160 Durango CO 81303-6564Edward & Donna Hemme 36 Sheets Ln Durango CO 81303Edward J Ward, Julianne Lehner & Julianne Ward 63 Terra Ln Durango CO 81303-8827Edward L Kutzleb Revocable Trust 720 Ford Dr Apt 3 Durango CO 81301-4751Edwin Laurence Chalmers Jr 130 Eagle Vw Durango CO 81303-6686Egon & Patricia Rohr 1326 County Road 220 Durango CO 81303-8024Eileen A Phillips 581 Knolls Cir Durango CO 81303-6768Eleanore S Natoni 5211 Kayenta Dr Farmington NM 87402-5277ELIZABETH ADAMS 818 VALENTINE DRIVE DURANGO CO 81301Elizabeth & Steven Perkins 337 Knolls Cir Durango CO 81303-6667Elizabeth A Bacon 396 County Road 231 Durango CO 81303-6843Elizabeth A Cable Revocable Trust 1308 Guava Isle Ft Lauderdale FL 33315-1354Elvera P Paulek 29570 Highway 160 Durango CO 81303-6564Emery & Donna Willmett 1049 County Road 220 Durango CO 81303-8025Emma Jean & John T Van Kirk Revocable Trust 281 Meadow Rd Durango CO 81303-8153Eric & Carol Pahlke 1138 Spring Rd Durango CO 81303-7685Eric & Kristina Hjermstad 211 Dreamy Draw Durango CO 81303-6101Eric W Thornton & Jeannine Romero 147 High Ln Durango CO 81303-8807Erik & Rita Anderson 15 Clover Pl Durango CO 81303-8149Erika Sosa & Alfredo Ramirez 48 Mesa Heights Dr Durango CO 81303-4717Erin Elizabeth Oneil 1160 Mariposa Dr Durango CO 81301-6558

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FIRSTNAME LASTNAME NAME2 NAME3 ADDRESSLINE1 ADDRESSLINE2 CITY STATE ZIPCODEErnest Perino Jr 1000 County Road 301 Durango CO 81303-8040Ernest & Jewell Gomez 109 Evergreen Ave Franklinville NJ 08322-2250Ernest J & Kenneth E Keller 20B Road 2645 Aztec NM 87410-9747Essica D & Ronald S Williams 165 Collina Pl Durango CO 81303-7902Eugene & Lori Bonds 13505 Highway 550 Durango CO 81303-6627Eumelio R Hernandez & Aracely B. Martinez 108 Vista Linda Ave Durango CO 81303-6890Eunice C Frizell Trustee 30723 Highway 160 Durango CO 81301-8828F Jonathan Zusy 70 Eagle Vw Durango CO 81303-6686Florian A Jr & Florian Abeyta PO Box 1211 Durango CO 81302-1211Frances M & Joseph Hotter Trust PO Box 1308 Durango CO 81302-1308Francis & Frances Packer 156 Sierra Ave Durango CO 81303-7991Francis M Self & Jarrett M & Elizabeth Self PO Box 3393 Durango CO 81302-3393Frank Auderset 29245 Highway 160 Durango CO 81301-7979FRANK AND LINDA TIKALSKY 2488 CR 500 BAYFIELD CO 81122Frank C & Jennifer M Hyson c/o First National Mortgage G5280 Corporate Dr Frederick MD 21703-8351Frank D Fredrickson & Shannon White-Fredrickson 28994 Highway 160 Durango CO 81303-6580Frank T Lockwood & June M Russell 463 Paumakua Pl Kailua HI 96734-3154Franklin & Willard Elmore 30603 Highway 160 Durango CO 81301-8828Frederick & Deborah Ochsner 594 Oso Grande Dr Durango CO 81301-6598GAIL ELLSWORTH P.O. BOX 1096 BAYFIELD CO 81122Gail Johnston PO Box 5311 Durango CO 81301-6815Garry L Young 29249 Highway 160 Durango CO 81301-7979GARY WALTHALL P.O. BOX 1325 DILLON CO 80435Gary & Sharon Jennings 186 Meadowlark Ct Durango CO 81303-6657Gary & Sharon Milligin PO Box 211 Lewis CO 81327-0211Gary Charles & Christine AnnHardin PO Box 2452 Durango CO 81302-2452Gary L Benn Trustee 11709 Molly Brown Ave NE Albuquerque NM 87111-5916Gayle L Eichthaler 367 County Road 234 Durango CO 81301-7027Geoffrey M & Inesa K Maslak 29412 Highway 160 Durango CO 81303-6558George Patino 276 County Road 233 Durango CO 81301-7930George & Mary Thompson 796 County Road 301 Durango CO 81303-8038George D Jr & Christie G Ivey 90 Florida Meadows Ct Durango CO 81303-6772George G Jr & Carole L Haidaris 315 Knolls Cir Durango CO 81303-6667George III & Mae Pepperdine 210 Oso Grande Dr Durango CO 81301-3404Gerald Gerard Garcia 88 Valle Dr Durango CO 81303-7956Gerald U & Patsy D Pope & Emil & Susan A Wanatka 2970 E 3rd Ave Durango CO 81301-4356Gilbert Geauthreaux 667 High Llama Ln Durango CO 81301-6886Gina M Arellano & Joaquin R Reyes 311 County Road 231 Durango CO 81303-7945Gladys Marie Mason 2405 County Road 220 Durango CO 81303-8021Glen & Rebecca King 128 Valle Escondido Dr Durango CO 81303-7959Glenda J Shawcroft 208 Valle Ave Durango CO 81303-7994Glenn & Michelle Knickerbocker 120 County Road 231 Durango CO 81303-6839Gloria G Cherry 500 Highway 172 Durango CO 81303-7025Gordon & Susan Jeansonne 558 Valle Escondido Dr Durango CO 81303-7974Governor Richard B. Luarkie Pueblo of Laguna Attn: RobPO Box 194 Laguan NM 87026Grace Pauline Cowan Trust 2195 Talon Dr Latrobe CA 95682-9739Greg McClanahan & M M Living Trust 180 Valle Escondido Dr Durango CO 81303-7959Gregory Fast & Joanie Kruse Trust 5303 Surfrider Way Oxnard CA 93035-1070Gregory & Janice Mayer-Gawlik 120 County Road 221 Durango CO 81303-8241

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FIRSTNAME LASTNAME NAME2 NAME3 ADDRESSLINE1 ADDRESSLINE2 CITY STATE ZIPCODEGregory & Janine Young 1635 Mariposa Dr Durango CO 81301-6592Gregory & Shirley Drover 317 Mesa Heights Dr Durango CO 81303-4745Gregory & Valorie Munro 440 Mesa Heights Dr Durango CO 81303-4745Gregory B Daley 28404 Highway 160 Durango CO 81303-6579Gregory J Weaver 255 Valle Ave Durango CO 81303-7994Gregory R Fulks & Benjeana Hadley 106 Bocea Durango CO 81301-6594Gretchen Lambrecht & Kevin Webster 324 Clear Spring Ave Durango CO 81301-6604Gustavo A & Margaret Mondragon 3202 E 4th Ave Durango CO 81301-6002H Lori & Erika Kunder 324 County Road 234a Durango CO 81301-7901H Prescott Blake & Jayne Hazelton PO Box 5041 Durango CO 81301-6813H Wayne & Beverly Walthall 567 County Road 233 Durango CO 81301-6567Harold & Patricia Sheets 205 Morning Glory Ave Durango CO 81303-6717Harry C Mehlman c/o Countrywide Home Loan PO Box 650070 Dallas TX 75265-0070Haywood Shields Anderson & Harriet Ivey Anderson 3959 Allenhurst Dr Norcross GA 30092-2006Helen Craig 15290 Highway 550 Durango CO 81303-8071Helen J Koons & John T Dezendorf & Katherine M Koons 172 County Road 221 Durango CO 81303-8241Helena M Simmons 1745 County Road 220 Durango CO 81303-8020Henry M & Georgia P Dittmar 28 County Road 231 Durango CO 81303-6845Herbert L & Eurma G Batchelor 133 Vista Linda Ave Durango CO 81303-6892Herold I & Gloria M Lopez 697 County Road 219 Durango CO 81303-6045Holly & Victor Figueroa 170 Bocea Durango CO 81301-6594Howard L & Marjie L Wilson 656 Jack Rabbit Durango CO 81303-8000Hugh M Felt 965 Highway 172 Durango CO 81303-9204Ira & Judith Peacock 88 Moon Ln Durango CO 81303-8808J C Jr & Nancy M Tucker 165 County Road 231 Durango CO 81303-6840J D Feuguay & Cynthia Debolt 368 Oso Grande Dr Durango CO 81301-6598J Frank & Marlene Cole 4526 County Road 302 Durango CO 81303-6602J Gregory & Lanae O Mann 573 Florida Meadows Ln Durango CO 81303-6646J Michael & Kerry Tichi PO Box 3192 Durango CO 81302-3192Jack & Carol McKelvey 4667 County Road 222 Durango CO 81303-6749JACKSON CLARK P.O. BOX 2168 DURANGO CO 81302JADE HALTERMAN P.O. BOX 6388 NAVAJO DAM NM 87419James Campbell 66 Riverview Ranch Road Durango CO 81303James & Debra Applegate 4548 County Road 302 Durango CO 81303-6602James & Debra Scott 134 Oso Grande Dr Durango CO 81301-3404James & Debra Sutherlin 1878 County Road 220 Durango CO 81303-8030James & Denise Storm 37 Lendy Ln Durango CO 81303-6696James & Elizabeth Thomas 5364 County Road 302 Durango CO 81303-6712James & Gloria Dean 254 Valle Escondido Dr Durango CO 81303-7960James & Janis Mayer 425 County Road 233 Durango CO 81301-6847James & Jennifer Nelson PO Box 2721 Durango CO 81302-2721James & Kay Hopper 2265 County Road 220 Durango CO 81303-6656James & Margaret Deluzio 394 Florida Meadows Ln Durango CO 81303-6642James & Maureen Wancura 793 Highway 172 Durango CO 81303-7017James & Melva Michael Baumgardt 777 Highway 172 Durango CO 81303-7017James & Susie McGregor 152 San Vincent Blvd Apt #16 Santa Monica CA 90402James A Birgenheier Jr & Laurel Brent 1913 County Road 301 Durango CO 81303-6048James A & Martha Dodrill 809 Highway 172 Durango CO 81303-9204James Bradley Cook 119 Harmony Ln Durango CO 81303-9250

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FIRSTNAME LASTNAME NAME2 NAME3 ADDRESSLINE1 ADDRESSLINE2 CITY STATE ZIPCODEJames D Selbe 1203 Mariposa Dr Durango CO 81301-6591James D & Ruth Micikas 435 Mesa Heights Dr Durango CO 81303-4745James E Fogler 6613 Stable Gate Ct Montgomery AL 36116-4218James P McLaughlin Revocable Trust 701 County Road 307 Durango CO 81303-8113James P Pannell PO Box 811 Durango CO 81302-0811James R Burt PO Box 297 Durango CO 81302-0297James Robert Ketter & Ilene Rita O'Ketter 5 Lizardhead Dr Durango CO 81301-8821James Warren Cole 1231 Highway 172 Durango CO 81303-8209Jana L Goldstein Trust 313 County Road 219 Durango CO 81303Jane & David Strobel 347 Jack Rabbit Durango CO 81303-8207Janet A Lee 109 Vista Linda Ave Durango CO 81303-6892Janice M Garcia 63 County Road 234 Durango CO 81301-8273JANIS M. BUCKREUS 2175 CR 205 DURANGO CO 81301Jason & Mariah Kaminsky 37 Sierra Ave Durango CO 81303-7990Jason D & Chandace K Jeep 394 Knolls Cir Durango CO 81303-6667Jay & Christina Lancaster 669 County Road 233 Durango CO 81301-6506Jay C & Sonja Hecker 111 County Road 234a Durango CO 81301-7901Jean L & Yom Un Sun Manson 274 Silverview Ln Durango CO 81303-7721JEFFREY ROBBINS GOLDMAN ROBBINS NICHOLSOP.O BOX 2270 DURANGO CO 81302Jeffrey & Marsha Franklin PO Box 2246 Durango CO 81302-2246Jeffrey & Penelope Sornsin 462 Florida Acres Dr Durango CO 81303-7060Jeffrey & Sandra King 224 Sierra Vista St Durango CO 81301-6606Jeffrey Jon & Sofia Mandeen 845 Jack Rabbit Durango CO 81303-8000Jeffrey P Lewis 258 Sierra Vista St Durango CO 81301-6607Jeffry & Lorraine Boyer 2920 Palm Ave Manhattan Bch CA 90266-2353Jennie C Dear & Thomas D Bartels 444 Jack Rabbit Durango CO 81303-8034Jeremy B D'Aleo & Ceecee A Cowan 230 Knolls Cir Durango CO 81303-6675Jerome & Tiffany Bleger 526 Highway 172 Durango CO 81303-7025Jerrod & Kathleen Johnson 337 Meadow Rd Durango CO 81303-8153Jerry & Carol Jackson 25 County Road 231 Durango CO 81303-6844Jerry & Carrie Martinez 411 County Road 219 Durango CO 81303Jerry T & Tracy Piccoli 16073 Highway 550 Durango CO 81303-6631JESS MARTIN 2078 CR 234 DURANGO CO 81301Jesse & David Reeves 94 Valle Dr Durango CO 81303-7956Jesse & Robin Purdom 72 Trestle Ln Durango CO 81303-6557Jesse W Roseberry 91 Vista Escondido Durango CO 81303-7989Jill & Jody O'Rand 185 Silverview Ln Durango CO 81303-7701Jill C Gaffney 1063 County Road 301 Durango CO 81303-8041Jill K Kelber 5490 County Road 302 Durango CO 81303-6712Jim & Debbie McVean 66 Summer Ln Durango CO 81303-8104JOAN RHOADES 3015 HILLSIDE AVENUE DURANGO CO 81301Joan & David Bauer Hupp 312 Clear Spring Ave Durango CO 81301-6604Joan F Helm 297 County Road 231 Durango CO 81303-6842Joanne Wojcik as Trustee of Joseph Wojcik Trust 300 Mesa Heights Dr Durango CO 81303-4745JOE LEWANDOWSKI 708 OBRIEN DRIVE, APT 2 DURANGO CO 81301Joe & Leslie Sanchez 363 Valle Escondido Dr Durango CO 81303-7960Joe Bob & Dana McGuire PO Box 4031 Durango CO 81302-4031Joe D Rampone & Melinda Loeb & Tammy P Plummer CO Trustee 11665 Silver Ridge Pt San Diego CA 92131-2320Joe M III & Janice Sue Puckett 620 County Road 233 Durango CO 81301-6566

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FIRSTNAME LASTNAME NAME2 NAME3 ADDRESSLINE1 ADDRESSLINE2 CITY STATE ZIPCODEJoey & Jennifer Mestas 25 Vista Linda Ave Durango CO 81303-6891JOHN HOPKINS 2111 CR 301 DURANGO CO 81303JOHN PURSER 2488 CR 250 DURANGO CO 81301John & Anita Albright PO Box 2392 Durango CO 81302-2392John & Bonnie West 333 County Road 233 Durango CO 81301-7919John & Carla Serwe 365 Highway 172 Durango CO 81303-7011John & Diane Campbell 370 Trestle Ln Durango CO 81303-6557John & Janeen Shilaikis 99 Meadow Rd Durango CO 81303-8152John & Kathleen Cooley 128 High Ln Durango CO 81303-8806John & Luanna Castellano 201 County Road 234a Durango CO 81301-7901John & Michelle Gilleland 630 Dreamy Draw Durango CO 81303-6100John & Michelle Petrucka 2455 Highway 172 Durango CO 81303-8181John & Mindy Potter 121 Valle Escondido Dr Durango CO 81303-7959John & Nancy Roth 1790 County Road 220 Durango CO 81303-8030John E Cave 46 Beverly Garden Dr Metairie LA 70001-3068John E McCarthy 92 County Road 231 Durango CO 81303-6845John F Grote 1407 Kinneloa Mesa Rd Pasadena CA 91107-1114John J & S Cheryl Hobby 651 Florida Meadows Ln Durango CO 81303-6799John V & Mary Jean Lytle 911 Highway 172 Durango CO 81303-9204Johnnette D & James C Twohig 550 Knolls Cir Durango CO 81303-6768Johnny Jr & Polly Boughan 877 Highway 172 Durango CO 81303-9204Jon Faiz Kayyem 1137 Parkview Ave Pasadena CA 91103Jon H & Gail Tuthill 4892 County Road 222 Durango CO 81303-6705Jonas & Ann Grushkin 15267 Highway 550 Durango CO 81303-6629Jonathan & Renee Ellison 190 Vista Linda Ave Durango CO 81303-6890Jose Garcia 620 Mariposa Dr Durango CO 81301-6585Jose & Ruby Carrillo 430 Knolls Cir Durango CO 81303-6667Joseph & Anna Richter 67 Clover Pl Durango CO 81303-8149Joseph & Catherine Ortega 2507 County Road 220 Durango CO 81303-8021Joseph & Daphne D'Agostino 53 Eagle Vw Durango CO 81303-6686Joseph & Kathy Shiveley 2799 Chateau Cir Columbus OH 43221-2556Joseph & Lois Zuber 2707 N College Dr Durango CO 81301-4410Joseph & Patricia Neuburger 316 Meadowlark Ln Durango CO 81303-6663Joseph & Robin Cunningham 5811 Fordham St Houston TX 77005-2415Joseph & Vicki Pedley 426 Clear Spring Ave Durango CO 81301-6605JOSH W. MACK GOLDMAN ROBBINS NICHOLSOP.O BOX 2270 DURANGO CO 81302Joshua Lawrence Lee 887 County Road 234 Durango CO 81301-9226Joy Knaggs PO Box 1241 Durango CO 81302-1241Joyce Lang 949 Highway 172 Durango CO 81303-9204Joyce M Capp & Kimberly J. McCarty 251 Valle Ave Durango CO 81303-7994Juan Cullum 695 Highway 172 Durango CO 81303-7017Juanita Eagles 569 County Road 233 Durango CO 81301-6567Judith D Olszewski 128 Moonridge Dr Durango CO 81303-6666Judith E Campbell 26822 Highway 160 Durango CO 81303-6573Julie A Holligan Westendorff & William G Westendorff PO Box 29 Durango CO 81302-0029Justin Jeffre c/o Provident Financial ManaPO Box 4084 Santa Monica CA 90411-4084Karen S Garber 808 Oso Grande Dr Durango CO 81301-6599Kari & Darren Rowley 410 Florida Acres Dr Durango CO 81303-7060Kathleen Shoolroy & Timothy Cain 380 Clear Spring Ave Durango CO 81301-6604

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FIRSTNAME LASTNAME NAME2 NAME3 ADDRESSLINE1 ADDRESSLINE2 CITY STATE ZIPCODEKATHRYN LUNDSFORD 1195 CR 103 HESPERUS CO 81326Kathryn H Robinette 482 Wageman Rd Durango CO 81303-7000Kathy & Amanda Shiveley 2799 Chateau Cir Columbus OH 43221-2556Kay & Gary Thrash 30719 Highway 160 Durango CO 81301-8828Keith & Bernadine Baysinger 839 County Road 233 Durango CO 81301-6568Keith & Lynne Dahl 397 Knolls Cir Durango CO 81303-6667Keith & Rhonda Messier 2349 County Road 220 Durango CO 81303-8021Kelli L Jaycox & Randy L Wentworth 26 Bocea Durango CO 81301-7976KELLY RUBIN 1801 CR 205 DURANGO CO 81301Kelly & James Somsen 44 Hermosa Cir Durango CO 81301-3721KENNETH YOUNG P.O BOX 16 BAYFIELD CO 81122Kenneth & Camille Rea 768 County Road 308 Durango CO 81303-8105Kenneth & Elva Leonardo 426 County Road 233 Durango CO 81301-3418Kenneth & Shirley Carter PO Box 140283 Boise ID 83714-0283Kenneth J Hutchins PO Box 771 Nevada MO 64772-0771Kenneth L & Reiko Lucas 7904 S Olive Ct Centennial CO 80112-3119Kenneth M & Erlinda Putnam 297 County Road 234a Durango CO 81301-7901Kent G Freese 316 Murray Dr Durango CO 81303-8004Kerry B Coleman PO Box 5005 Durango CO 81301-6813Kevin & Danielle Brown PO Box 453 Durango CO 81302-0453Kevin & Kaye Whalen 59 Hermosa Rd Durango CO 81303-6547Keyvan & Karen Nichols 35 Grandview Cir Durango CO 81303-7713Kirk & Virginia Dignum 388 Clear Spring Ave Durango CO 81301-6604Kristine Gilleland 3874 E Page Ave Gilbert AZ 85234-4421Kurt W Schneider & Carol J Martin 81 Luna Ln Durango CO 81303-6043L Wayne & Carolyn Lee 889 County Road 234 Durango CO 81301-9226La Rea Del Craig 14900 Highway 550 Durango CO 81303-6628Lance T Jameson 255 Vista Linda Ave Durango CO 81303-6892Larry & Debbie Beam 293 County Road 221 Durango CO 81303-7008Larry & Gail Redman 316 Clear Spring Ave Durango CO 81301-6604Larry & Glenda Rowe 2418 County Road 220 Durango CO 81303-8026Larry A Thompson 727 Highway 172 Durango CO 81303-7017Larry D McMahon PO Box 2103 Durango CO 81302-2103Larry S Allen 404 Hillcrest Dr Durango CO 81301-6522Larson Eoff 138 Middleton Dr Durango CO 81303-8093Laura K Schwanebeck 1055 County Road 220 Durango CO 81303-8025Laura M Godfrey 193 Hillcrest Dr Durango CO 81301-6520Laura Sue Kuniansky 1055 County Road 220 Durango CO 81303-8025Lauren M Hartley 251 Hanks Dr Las Cruces NM 88005-3765Laurie A Wilson-Lacy 307 N Hylander Rd Durango CO 81303-7878Laurie L Davidson 1177 County Road 305 Durango CO 81303-8080LAWRENCE JOHNSON P.O. BOX 385 DURANGO CO 81302Lawrence M & Margaret Hjermstad 1102 County Road 220 Durango CO 81303-8024Lawrence W & Darcy Barela 96 Meadowlark Ct Durango CO 81303-6657Lee & Patricia James 1528 County Road 222 Durango CO 81303-8101Lee Allen Stouse 656 Maxfield Rd Brighton MI 48114-9649Leo David & Deborah Roybal 571 Trestle Ln Durango CO 81303-6810Leroy & Terry Carmon 639 Highway 172 Durango CO 81303-7017Lillie Wilkerson 645 County Road 219 Durango CO 81303-6045

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FIRSTNAME LASTNAME NAME2 NAME3 ADDRESSLINE1 ADDRESSLINE2 CITY STATE ZIPCODELinda S Lawler 752 County Road 234 Durango CO 81301-7026Lorina Ewing 77 Vista Escondido Durango CO 81303-7989Lorna Gail La Dage 5063 County Road 203 Durango CO 81301-8640Louis & P Britani Ulrich 112 Buddy Ln Durango CO 81303-8229Louise Garnett PO Box 3053 Durango CO 81302LOUISE TEAL P.O BOX 3481 DURANGO CO 81302Louise M Luther 1833 County Road 220 Durango CO 81303-6044LOUISE N. EDWARDS 554 E. 6TH AVENUE DURANGO CO 81301LUANN ANDREW 1781 CR 205 DURANGO CO 81301Lucille C Lobato 84 Valle Dr Durango CO 81303-7956Lucy Hatch & Jay Johnson 283 County Road 301 Durango CO 81303-6055Lyle W McKnight & Tonya R Edwards-McKnight 4980 County Road 250 Durango CO 81301-3709Lyman W Warfield Trust 1889 Mariposa Dr Durango CO 81301-6593Lynda Lee Cassara 351 County Road 234a Durango CO 81301-7901Lynn & David Mitxlaff 98 Florida Meadows Ct Durango CO 81303-6772Lynne G Murison 29024 Highway 160 Durango CO 81303-7951Maira Maloney & Clifford Hathaway 2227 Canyon Blvd Apt 151 Boulder CO 80302-5631Mandy & Clay Winn 269 Valle Ave Durango CO 81303-7994Manuel & Cruz Estrada 175 Collina Pl Durango CO 81303-7902Marc & Kathryn Cooper 567 Bardin Drive Durango CO 81303Marc E Saphir 174 Moon Ln Durango CO 81303-8810Marco G Lucero 2012 Eastlawn Ave Durango CO 81301-4835Margaret Glosser 68 Clover Pl Durango CO 81303-6726Margaret & Charles Wanner 706 County Road 220 Durango CO 81303-8018Margaret & Howard Dierking 16 Lendy Ln Durango CO 81303-6696Margaret E Pyle Trustee 4711 Hunterwood Cir Richmond TX 77406-9631Margery R Poitras 131 Moonridge Dr Durango CO 81303-6669Maria Baker 2627 County Road 220 Durango CO 81303-8021Marie J Webb Ranch LLC 25146 Lyncastle St Farmington Hls MI 48336-1567Marilyn Summers & Scott Varco 492 Islita Rd Durango CO 81303-8235Marilyn & John Reynolds 3000 W Douglas Ave Apt 727 Wichita KS 67203-6320Marilyn A Reed 925 Oso Grande Dr Durango CO 81301-6599Marilyn M Goodale 218 Sheets Ln Durango CO 81303-8128Mark Brown 29008 Highway 160 Durango CO 81303-3420Mark & Barbara Fowler 565 County Road 233 Durango CO 81301-6567Mark & Debra Pearson 100 Lendy Ln Durango CO 81303-6676Mark & Iva Thomas Jacobs PO Box 284 Durango CO 81302-0284Mark & Janet Shapiro 186 Mancos Ln Durango CO 81301-8522Mark & Linda Warwick 117 E 32nd St Durango CO 81301-4232Mark & Lori Quick 70 Iron King Durango CO 81301-9511Mark A Palmer & Joyce J Williams 382 Clear Spring Ave Durango CO 81301-6604Mark S Crom 36 Vista Linda Ave Durango CO 81303-6890Marlew D & Carole M Cooper 39 Summer Ln Durango CO 81303-8104Martha & George Herman Connor 408 Suncrest Ln Durango CO 81303-8814Martha L Ragle Revocable Trust 5 Tanglewood Dr Durango CO 81301-5800Martin A & Patricia Rangel 4831 County Road 222 Durango CO 81303-6718Martin D Swanemyr & Greg P Maslak 1335 Highway 172 Durango CO 81303-8146Martin D Swanemyr Living Trust PO Box 2 Durango CO 81302-0002Martin J Lukso Living Trust 157 Vista Escondido Durango CO 81303-7924

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FIRSTNAME LASTNAME NAME2 NAME3 ADDRESSLINE1 ADDRESSLINE2 CITY STATE ZIPCODEMarvin & Nancy Voss 14956 Highway 550 Durango CO 81303-6628Mary Katherine 64 Aspen Dr, DW II Durango CO 81301-7511MARY OSWALD BICYCLE FRIENDLY DURANGO 585 E.31ST STREEDURANGO CO 81301Mary Anne Griffin 488 County Road 220 Durango CO 81303-8022Mary F Milord Trust 452 Mesa Linda Dr Durango CO 81303-8082Mary Jean Meitchen 534 County Road 221 Durango CO 81303-7040Mary Kay Aigner & James Guglielmo 203 Via Veneto Durango CO 81301-9048Mary T Downey County Road 307 166 Sheets Ln Durango CO 81303-8195Matt & Lauren Ammerman 454 Linda Ln Durango CO 81303-7985Matthew & Jana MacWilliams 2155 S 55th St Apt 1039 Tempe AZ 85282-2293Matthew & Kristina Hartley 1108 County Road 220 Durango CO 81303-8024Matthew T & Clarita Cornelius PO Box 1625 Zuni NM 87327-1625Megan E Lewis 1750 Florida Rd Apt 7 Durango CO 81301-6540MELISSA MALONEY 151 ALLO GOBI DURANGO CO 81303Melissa & Christopher Lopez 897 County Road 304 Durango CO 81303-8056Melvyn H Matis Trust & Cynthia L Schroder Trust 1331 Highway 172 Durango CO 81303-8146Mercedes Martinez Jones 9777 Caminito Bolsa San Diego CA 92129-2801Meredith Ebaugh Mallett 266 County Road 233 Durango CO 81301-7930Merle La Rie Ford 361 S Camino Del Rio # 132 Durango CO 81303-7997Michael & Amanda Sutter 30719 Highway 160 Durango CO 81301-8828Michael & Anna Lefebvre 496 Valle Escondido Dr Durango CO 81303-7961Michael & Gay Putnam 270 County Road 234a Durango CO 81301-7901Michael & Kristen Zimmerman 519 Trestle Ln Durango CO 81303-6810Michael & Mary Hert PO Box 3453 Montrose CO 81402-3453Michael & Maureen Lawrence 505 Valle Escondido Dr Durango CO 81303-7974Michael & Rose Nogues 131 Terra Ln Durango CO 81303-8827Michael & Sara McVaugh 380 County Road 234 # A Durango CO 81301Michael & Terri Wise 5 Morning Glory Ave Durango CO 81303-8189Michael C Lively Irrevocable Trust 1530 Hollyhock Dr Colorado Spgs CO 80907-5718Michael J Garlington 110 Lendy Ln Durango CO 81303-6676Michael J Mixter 1295 Escalante Dr Unit 29 Durango CO 81303-8904Michael John Andrews & Jean Owens 337 Clear Spring Ave Durango CO 81301-6615Michael R Harrell PO Box 922 Durango CO 81302-0922Michael W & Carol McGuire 819 Oso Grande Dr Durango CO 81301-6599Michele & Randy Baker 114 Terra Ln Durango CO 81303-8826MIKE JORDAN 864 CR 515 IGNACIO CO 81137Mindy Iris 1180 Mariposa Dr Durango CO 81301-6558Monica Oldham 1324 North Loop Silver City NM 88061-7204Mr. Edward H. Nichols State Historice PresAttn: Amy1560 Broadway, #400 Denver CO 80202Mr. Edward H. Pappas Dickinson Wright PLLC 38525 Woodward Ave., Ste 2000 Bloomfield Hills MI 48304-5092Mr. Joel Craig 14898 Highway 550 Durango CO 81303-6628Mr. Reid Nelson, Director Office of Federal AgAdvisory 1100 Pennsylvania Ave., NW, Ste. 803 Washington DC 20004Mr. Shannon Bennett 455 Pinnacle View Drive Durango CO 81301Ms. Antonia Clark PO Box 3446 Durango CO 81302-3446Ms. Peggy Cooley 1525 Cliff Drive Santa Barbara CA 93109-1733NANCY AND VERNON GREIF 250 GOLDENEYE LANE DURANGO CO 81303Nancy E R Wharton Trust 953 Florida Meadows Ln Durango CO 81303-6819Nancy L & William T Carr c/o Countrywide Home Loan PO Box 5170 Simi Valley CA 93062-5170Naomi & Steven Dobbs 2244 Kingfisher Ct Durango CO 81301-3400

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FIRSTNAME LASTNAME NAME2 NAME3 ADDRESSLINE1 ADDRESSLINE2 CITY STATE ZIPCODENathaniel & Erin Herbst 17 Grandview Cir Durango CO 81303-7713Neil Cleaves 24 Rio Grande Dr Durango CO 81301-7112Nick Ornella 1948 County Road 220 Durango CO 81303-8030Norma B & Douglas Melcher 1008 Oak Dr Durango CO 81301-4423Norman K Linton & Susan M Moss 54 Moon Ln Durango CO 81303-8808Oliver & Janet Mallett 565 County Road 307 Durango CO 81303-8113Orlando Griego Living Trust & Rachel Griego Living Trust 1923 Delwood Ave Durango CO 81301-4820Orlando & David Martinez 2801 N College Dr Durango CO 81301-4412Oscar & Shannon Paviglianiti 28642 Highway 160 Durango CO 81303-6837Osmin & Lisa Gonzalez 7574 County Road 502 Bayfield CO 81122-9007OTHA J. ROGERS, PE, DIRECITY OF DURANGO PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT 949 E. 2ND AVENUDURANGO CO 81301PAMELA HATTEN ANABELLA SPA AND SALON 450 S. CAMINO DEDURANGO CO 81301PAT LEBS 6685 CR 228 BAYFIELD CO 81122Patricia O'brien 2212 Kingfisher Ct Durango CO 81301-3400Patricia A Justice PO Box 1506 Durango CO 81302-1506Patricia L Montgomery & Roderick Sweet PO Box 116 Aguila AZ 85320-0116PATRICK MORRISSEY GRVP, LLC/THREE SPRINGS 175 MERCADO ST DURANGO CO 81301Patrick & Melisa Dillon 260 Terra Ln Durango CO 81303-8828Patrick & Nina Page 508 Oso Grande Dr Durango CO 81301-6598Patrick & Rachel Beach 533 Jack Rabbit Durango CO 81303-8000Patrick L Stroh 429 Logans Cir Franklin TN 37067-1305PATT DORSEY COLORADO PARKS AND WILDL151 E. 15TH STRE DURANGO CO 81301Patty & Patricia Lile 215 County Road 231 Durango CO 81303-6842Paul & Eva Erwin 473 County Road 233 Durango CO 81301-6847Paul & Rebecca Appel 422 Clear Spring Ave Durango CO 81301-6605Paul D Gibson & Laurie D Carpino 685 High Llama Ln Durango CO 81301-6886Paula & Charles Mallett 66 Moonridge Dr Durango CO 81303-6666Paula Marie Montoya 821 County Road 304 Durango CO 81303-8056Paulette Giambattista 598 County Road 301 Durango CO 81303-8038Paulette W Giambattista & Charles & Alta Walling Living Trust 392 County Road 301 Durango CO 81303-8038Pauline Armenta Life Estate PO Box 1216 Durango CO 81302-1216Pauline B Marinez 11 Bocea Durango CO 81301-7977Peg A County & Robin K Oliger 28 Lendy Ln Durango CO 81303-6696Peter & Jeanine Eastwood 47 Buddy Ln Durango CO 81303-8238Peter E Salinger & Sally G Zabriskie 316 Valle Escondido Dr Durango CO 81303-7960Peter H Fultz Family Trust 2448 San Marcos Pass Rd Santa Barbara CA 93105-9720Philip Craig 9361 Highway 550 Durango CO 81303-7862Phillip & Tracy Tarpley 399 County Road 239 Durango CO 81301-7958Phillip W Snyder PO Box 2363 Durango CO 81302-2363R Alan & Jean Wright 157 Florida Meadows Ln Durango CO 81303-6815Rachel L Cameron 275 Florida Acres Dr Durango CO 81303-7057Ralph V & Rani J Holt 250 Morning Glory Ave Durango CO 81303-8193Ramiro Gonzalez 186 Mesa Heights Dr Durango CO 81303-4747Randal & Karen Casey 85 Vista Linda Ave Durango CO 81303-6892Randall & Emily Adair 459 County Road 234 Durango CO 81301-7027Randy & Anita Nickels 262 County Road 231 Durango CO 81303-6841Ransom B Ball Living Trust 29660 Highway 160 Durango CO 81303-6564Ray & Sylvia Stong 8734 S Valley Vista Dr Casa Grande AZ 85193-9453Raymond & Elsie Minser 2670 County Road 220 Durango CO 81303-8027

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FIRSTNAME LASTNAME NAME2 NAME3 ADDRESSLINE1 ADDRESSLINE2 CITY STATE ZIPCODERebecca & Dana Clark 379 Florida Acres Dr Durango CO 81303-7059Redge L & Linda R Greenberg 118 Linda Ct Durango CO 81301-3422Reed & Joanne McKnight PO Box 2125 Durango CO 81302-2125Rene Larricq 27469 Road U.6 Dolores CO 81323-9409Renee Baker 2497 CR 203 Durango CO 81301Rhonda Faith Bisbee 28998 Highway 160 Durango CO 81303-6580Richard Speegle 212 Mariposa Dr Durango CO 81301-6584Richard & Catherine Dodd 413 Suncrest Ln Durango CO 81303-8815Richard & Ginger Breed 425 Florida Acres Dr Durango CO 81303-7061Richard & Kathleen Morris 4573 County Road 222 Durango CO 81303-6703Richard & Laura Stransky 533 County Road 219 Durango CO 81303-8031Richard & Melody Smith 170 Meadowlark Ct Durango CO 81303-6657Richard & Patricia Messier 109 Sierra Ave Durango CO 81303-7990Richard & Phoebe Bechtotl 133 Heartland Acres Durango CO 81303-8855Richard A Gillan PO Box 11 Durango CO 81302-0011Richard F Cohen Revocable Trust Co 15723 Highway 550 Durango CO 81303-8072Richard F & Jillyn Ostergaard 415 County Road 307 Durango CO 81303-8113Richard J Szmajter 553 Knolls Cir Durango CO 81303Richard K Watson 2373 Highway 172 Durango CO 81303-8181Richard L Hilderbrand 960 7th St Penrose CO 81240-9558Rick & Pam Winberg 461 Knolls Cir Durango CO 81303-6667Robert Campbell 208 Whitney Way Durango CO 81303-8098Robert Nida 28267 County Road 390 Alva OK 73717-1495Robert & Beverly Mountain 251 Valle Escondido Dr Durango CO 81303-7960Robert & Carolyn L Bandy PO Box 3897 Durango CO 81302-3897Robert & Cynthia Don Beckley 461 County Road 219 Durango CO 81303-6618Robert & Deanna Riley 120 Valle Ave Durango CO 81303-7994Robert & Deanna Stalioraitis 491 Highway 172 Durango CO 81303-7012Robert & Diana Geffe 125 River Point Court Alpharetta GA 30022Robert & Jacqueline Candelaria 2432 County Road 220 Durango CO 81303-8026Robert & Jennifer Lacroix 184 Walker Ln Durango CO 81303-6684Robert & Katherine McLaughlin 3027 E 5th Ave Durango CO 81301-4309Robert & Kathy Ryan 845 County Road 304 Durango CO 81303-8056Robert & Martha Abrams 29639 Highway 160 Durango CO 81301-7939Robert & Martha Liscombe 204 Knolls Cir Durango CO 81303-6675Robert & Mary Winski 926 Mariposa Dr Durango CO 81301-6586Robert & Patricia Genualdi 2220 County Road 215 Durango CO 81303-7828Robert & Ruth Fletcher 244 Vista Linda Ave Durango CO 81303-6890Robert & Susann Strain 302 County Road 231 Durango CO 81303-6843Robert A Deguelle Trust 24A Coalbank Dr Durango CO 81301-9477Robert B Stapleton & Mary Susan Camarca Stapleton 422 Meadowlark Ln Durango CO 81303-6663Robert C Bradley Jr 421 Knolls Cir Durango CO 81303-6667Robert E Gramera 704 County Road 220 Durango CO 81303-8018Robert F Carpenter Jr & Kirste Adaniya 1054 Copper Basin Rd Prescott AZ 86303-4508Robert L Luse PO Box 283 Durango CO 81302-0283Robert R Hilger 88 Adams Dr Princeton NJ 08540-5402Robert W Rathjen 969 County Road 234 Durango CO 81301-9226ROBERTA EICKMAN 325 TROUT SPRINGS TRAIL DURANGO CO 81303Roger Cordary 21 Valle Escondido Dr Durango CO 81303-7964

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FIRSTNAME LASTNAME NAME2 NAME3 ADDRESSLINE1 ADDRESSLINE2 CITY STATE ZIPCODERoger Struss 429 County Road 219 Durango CO 81303Roger & Jennie Frost 100 Meadow Rd Durango CO 81303-8151Roger A & J Susan Hillmeyer 14035 E Stanhope Blvd Vail AZ 85641-5933Roger V Holmes & Jiang Ling Xu 170 Meadow Rd Durango CO 81303-8151RON KLATT 681 CR 220 DURANGO CO 81303Ronald & Marie Tipping PO Box 1849 Grand Jct CO 81502-1849Ronald E & Dawna Marschel PO Box 1870 Parker CO 80134-1408Ronald F & Margaret Ochsenreiter 326 County Road 232 Durango CO 81303-7928Ronald James Yeaton 130 Sierra Ave Durango CO 81303-7991Ronda Lou Woodhouse 2565 County Road 220 Durango CO 81303-8021Ronda W Wade 2565 County Road 220 Durango CO 81303-8021Ross D Wieser 86 Valle Ave Durango CO 81303-8263Roy Glen & Adia R Hocker 5497 County Road 302 Durango CO 81303-6713Rudolph V Barry 1059 County Road 220 Durango CO 81303-8025Rudy E Selph 13665 Highway 550 Durango CO 81303-6627Russell & Luanna Leidy 873 Florida Meadows Ln Durango CO 81303-6638Russell G & Ahne C Elliott 381 Iron King Durango CO 81301-9418Ruth A Bingham 1951 County Road 220 Durango CO 81303-6044Ryan Patterson 2409 County Road 220 Durango CO 81303-8021Ryan & Molly Sorenson 333 Florida Acres Dr Durango CO 81303-7059SALLY BELLERUE 72 S. HERMOSA ACRES DRIVE DURANGO CO 81301Salvatore A Graziano & Adele Nielsen 88 County Road 232 Durango CO 81303-7993Samuel Lynn Parks PO Box 4266 Durango CO 81302-4266Samuel P & Beverly Roberts 121 Meadowlark Ct Durango CO 81303-6658Sandra D Francik 345 Highway 172 Durango CO 81303-7011Sandra F Wade Trustee 364 County Road 234 Durango CO 81301-7026Sandra Lee Zink PO Box 3895 Durango CO 81302-3895Sara Herrick 340 Clear Spring Ave Durango CO 81301-6604Sara & James M Clair 68 High Ln Durango CO 81303-8806Scott & Linda Young 34 Meadow Rd Durango CO 81303-8151Scott & Ruth Dahlberg 471 Craig Ln Durango CO 81303-6609Scott A & Teryl A Wait 91 Florida Acres Dr Durango CO 81303-7055Scott H Lyon 410 Mariposa Dr Durango CO 81301-6585Sean P Oneil 28990 Highway 160 Durango CO 81303-6580Shane Fraughton 441 Knolls Cir Durango CO 81303-6667SHANNON BENNETT 511 CR 220 DURANGO CO 81303Sharilyn Townsend Family Revocable Trust PO Box 3285 Durango CO 81302-3285Sharilyn Townsend Family Revocable Trust PO Box 3285 Durango CO 81302-3285Sharon G Duncan 195 Harmony Ln Durango CO 81303-9250Sharon M Pratt-Kern & Jerold D Kern PO Box 1231 Durango CO 81302-1231Sheila K Fitzhugh & Teresa D Dukart 1157 Highway 172 Durango CO 81303-8145Sheila M Walter 84 Sierra Ave Durango CO 81303-7991Sherry L O'toole & Amy H Raso 408 Mesa Heights Dr Durango CO 81303-4745Simon & Kimberly Walls 231 Mesa Heights Dr Durango CO 81303-4747Simone S Kohl 2535 County Road 220 Durango CO 81303-8021Spencer Roper 336 Clear Spring Ave Durango CO 81301-6604Stacy & Kristen Toppin 51 County Road 231 Durango CO 81303-6844Stanley & Cathy Patterson 2401 County Road 220 Durango CO 81303-8021Stanley W & Sharon K & StepGill 1010 Spruce Dr Durango CO 81301-4429

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FIRSTNAME LASTNAME NAME2 NAME3 ADDRESSLINE1 ADDRESSLINE2 CITY STATE ZIPCODEStephanie & William R Cronister Jr 340 Oso Grande Dr Durango CO 81301-6598Stephen & Arlinda Cagel 28673 Highway 160 Durango CO 81301-7965Stephen H & Linda L Hayden 2576 Pine Lake Rd Orchard Lake MI 48324-1937Steve & Carol Wells 128 Florida Meadows Ct Durango CO 81303-6660Steve & Leia Schnarch 1119 County Road 220 Durango CO 81303-8025Steve J & Marsha S Ashburn Revocable Trust 1988 Highway 172 Durango CO 81303-6721Steve R & Catherine Spriggs & Larry L and Sandra K Turner 777 Main Ave Ste 201 Durango CO 81301-5424Steven & Bernice Madril 33 Meadow Rd Durango CO 81303-8152Steven & Catherine R Biery 415 Highway 172 Durango CO 81303-7012Steven & Darlene Wylie 201 Clover Pl Durango CO 81303-6727Steven & Deborah Ricke 56624 N 337th Ave Wickenburg AZ 85390-2432Steven & Kari Bumpus 220 Vista Linda Ave Durango CO 81303-6890Steven & Katherina Winer 224 Mesa Heights Dr Durango CO 81303-4747Steven & Nancy Ashburn 180 County Road 337 Durango CO 81303-8167Steven C Heising PO Box 18432 Boulder CO 80308-1432Steven L Piccoli 3208 E 6th Ave Durango CO 81301-6010Steven P. Kawell & Sally A. Brown 310 Craig Ln Durango CO 81303-6600Stewart Leach 340 County Road 245 Durango CO 81301-8332Stewart I & Anne Estelle Rafalo 450 Mariposa Dr Durango CO 81301-6585SUSAN DAVIES P.O. DRAWER F DURANGO CO 81302Susan & Brian Smith 478 Knolls Cir Durango CO 81303-6667Susan & Raymond Walker 252 Knolls Cir Durango CO 81303-6675Susan L Coulter 377 Knolls Cir Durango CO 81303-6667Susan R & Gregory D & Billy Harmon 410 Oso Grande Dr Durango CO 81301-6598T Jason Caeton & Danielle Belmont 493 Highway 172 Durango CO 81303-7012T Michael & Carolyn Murphy 299 County Road 307 Durango CO 81303-8112Tanya Deen Furry 66 Riverview Ranch Rd Durango CO 81303-6640Ted & Kathleen Gross 999 Highway 172 Durango CO 81303-9204Teresa Offutt & William Frownfelter 270 Clear Spring Ave Durango CO 81301-6603Terry & Diane Hahn PO Box 154 Durango CO 81302-0154Terry & Jill Murdock 1138 Village Knoll Ct Santa Maria CA 93455-4014Terry & Karen Herman 429 Valle Escondido Dr Durango CO 81303-7961Terry L Youngflesh PO Box 2962 Durango CO 81302-2962The Downing Family Trust 4899 County Road 222 Durango CO 81303-6718Theodore & Nancy Wiedeman Family Trust 5960 E Territory Ave Tucson AZ 85750Theodore & Pamela Avila 61 Sierra Ave Durango CO 81303-7990Thomas Bridge 271 Kaycee Ln Durango CO 81303-6001Thomas & Alice Lu 1904 Patrick Thomas Ct N Las Vegas NV 89086-1375Thomas & Anita Gurr 1060 Mariposa Dr Durango CO 81301-6586Thomas & Barbara Mills 628 County Road 220 Durango CO 81303-8018Thomas & Cheryl Vansoelen 186 County Road 228 Durango CO 81301-8242Thomas A Fuhmark 24 Jenkins Dr Durango CO 81301-6526Thomas A Grist & Mary E Williams 888 County Road 301 Durango CO 81303-8038Thomas A Probst 242 Valle Vista Way Durango CO 81301-6504Thomas A St. Ours PO Box 409 Durango CO 81302-0409Thomas E Price 790 County Road 233 Durango CO 81301-6566Thomas F Boness 229 County Road 231 Durango CO 81303-6842Thomas G & Tonnya Redmond 730 Florida Meadows Ln Durango CO 81303-6877Thomas H Bentley & Sandra E. Herb 130 Vista Escondido Durango CO 81303-7946

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FIRSTNAME LASTNAME NAME2 NAME3 ADDRESSLINE1 ADDRESSLINE2 CITY STATE ZIPCODEThomas J Stoltz 1542 Marendale Ln Arcadia CA 91006-1835Thomas K Armstrong Jr 4908 Westbriar Dr Ft Worth TX 76109-3127Thomas L Gottlob & Mary P Burke 409 County Road 232 Durango CO 81303-7929Thomas L Wyman & Nadia Martinez 909 Tijeras Ave NW Apt 215 Albuquerque NM 87102-2957Thomas L & Elizabeth Moreno 191 High Llama Ln Durango CO 81301-6862TIM TURNER 2351 CR 203 DURANGO CO 81301TIM WHEELER 189 VERDE LANE DURANGO CO 81301Tim G Kotlar & Linda L Boulder PO Box 3159 Durango CO 81302-3159Timothy & Felicia Hubbell 1200 Mariposa Dr Durango CO 81301-6558Timothy & Kathy Mowrer 415 County Road 233 Durango CO 81301-6847Timothy & Lilian Shortle 174 King Mountain Rd Durango CO 81303-3601Timothy & Marjorie Evers 492 Florida Meadows Ln Durango CO 81303-6645Timothy & Nadene Clemens 467 Florida Acres Dr Durango CO 81303-7061Timothy & Paula Cooper 148 Summer Ln Durango CO 81303-8104Timothy & Roxann Stettler 650 County Road 301 Durango CO 81303-8038Timothy Neil & Austin-Han Spellman 415 Hermosa View Dr Durango CO 81301-8763Todd & Brenda Macon 396 Clear Spring Ave Durango CO 81301-6604Tom Davidson 264 Davidson Creek Rd Durango CO 81301-7916Tom & Debra McCarthy 74 County Road 231 Durango CO 81303-6845Tom L Jensen 54 County Road 221 Durango CO 81303-8241Tommy L & Lillian Martin & Barbara E & Tom Martin Jr 299 Clover Pl Durango CO 81303-6727Toni L Stansfield-Huwer & 32 Coalbank Dr Unit A Durango CO 81301-7608Tony Whittle & William W Solecki 825 E 32nd St Durango CO 81301-6021V Lynd Jones 2676 County Road 220 Durango CO 81303-8027Vaughn & Karen Johnson 150 County Road 337 Durango CO 81303-8167Vaughn & Patricia Johnson 478 Suncrest Ln Durango CO 81303-8816Verdine Marie Miller 15 Silverview Ct Durango CO 81303-7700Victor & Karen Blasi 660 County Road 301 Durango CO 81303-8038Vincent P Chapman Living Trust 5655 County Road 302 Durango CO 81303-6713Violet Piccoli 29321 Highway 160 Durango CO 81301-7939Virginia & Cesareo Carbajal 601 Highway 172 Durango CO 81303-7017W Gary & Judy Robison 1211 Main Ave Durango CO 81301-5137Wallace & Becky Heizer 344 Mesa Heights Dr Durango CO 81303-4745Wallace L White 589 High Llama Ln Durango CO 81301-6886Walter & Scarlet Alt 510 Knolls Cir Durango CO 81303-6768Walter L Walker & Tom Ann Lynette Casey 2050 E 2nd Ave Durango CO 81301-4630Wanita I Cooper 2650 County Road 220 Durango CO 81303-8027Wayne & Judith Petersen 36 Sierra Ave Durango CO 81303-7991Wayne & Robert Mass 71 Eagle Vw Durango CO 81303-6686Wayne K & Sharon Cundiff 824 E Sorenson St Mesa AZ 85203-1118Wilford E Reynolds 395 County Road 221 Durango CO 81303-7008WILL HARJES 2175 CR 205 DURANGO CO 81301William Bussard PO Box 2131 Durango CO 81302-2131William & Daphne White 2266 County Road 220 Durango CO 81303-8026William & Jill Tripp PO Box 1892 Durango CO 81302-1892William & Rebecca Counley 1841 County Road 220 Durango CO 81303-6044William A Eich PO Box 4330 Durango CO 81302-4330WILLIAM AND JILL TRIPP PO Box 1892 DURANGO CO 81303William C Dent Jr & Larkin S Dent 623 Trestle Ln Durango CO 81303-6810

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FIRSTNAME LASTNAME NAME2 NAME3 ADDRESSLINE1 ADDRESSLINE2 CITY STATE ZIPCODEWilliam C Dent Jr Trustee 14807 N 22nd Ln Phoenix AZ 85023-5077William E Dosher & Tyler M Paulek PO Box 5377 Durango CO 81301-6815William H Cameron 2607 Arroyo Dr Durango CO 81301-5832William H George PO Box 1545 Marfa TX 79843-1545William H Grush Jr & Anariza A Redoblado 604 Florida Meadows Ln Durango CO 81303-6817William Joseph Wollberg & Andrea P Kelley 247 County Road 231 Durango CO 81303-6842William M & Margaret E Leeder Trust 536 Valle Escondido Dr Durango CO 81303-7974Wolfgang Kofler PO Box 176 Durango CO 81302-0176Woodrow & Dolores Weaver 927 County Road 220 Durango CO 81303-8055Wyman Blake LLC 402 Valle Escondido Dr Durango CO 81303-7961Zachary & Gwendolyn Buchanan 171 Bocea Durango CO 81301

131 Moose Lane LLC 13132 County Road 213 Durango CO 81303-7955131 Moose Lane LLC 12751 W Cambridge Ave Avondale AZ 85392-7070Allyncrest LLC 26808 Highway 160 Durango CO 81303-6573Alpine Bank 1099 Main Ave Durango CO 81301-5157Alpine Lumber Company 1120 W 122nd Ave Ste 301 Westminster CO 80234-2746Anesi Properties 2023 Main Ave Ste A Durango CO 81301-4674Animas Fire Protection District 142 Sheppard Dr Durango CO 81303-3424Archuleta Family LLLP PO Box 340 Bloomfield NM 87413-0340Austin-Hanford Properties LLC 415 Hermosa View Dr Durango CO 81301-8763Bags LLC PO Box 2583 Durango CO 81302-2583Ballantine Investment Management LLC 1275 Main Ave Durango CO 81301-5137Bank of America National Association 3476 Stateview Blvd Fort Mill SC 29715-7203Bank of The San Juans 1710 Main Ave Durango CO 81301-5034Bardin Family Partnership LLP PO Box 464 Durango CO 81302Barnes Properties LLC 693 County Road 233 Durango CO 81301-6564Bayless Ranches LLC 621 17th St Ste 2300 Denver CO 80293-2023Bear Trails LLC 902 N 17th Ave Phoenix AZ 85007-2211Board of County Commissioners 1060 E 2nd Ave Durango CO 81301-5113Bocea Ranch Family Ltd LLP PO Box 3306 Durango CO 81302-3306Brennan Oil Inc PO Box 1068 Durango CO 81302-1068Brown Brothers Construction PO Box 2854 Durango CO 81302-2854Bubba Inc PO Box 2583 Durango CO 81302-2583Bureau of Land Management 15 Burnett Court Durango CO 81301CBC of Durango LLC 210 Whistling Horse Trl Durango CO 81301-8885Church of Christ of Florida Mesa c/o True Kirk 106 Linda Ct Durango CO 81301-3401City of Durango 949 E 2nd Ave Durango CO 81301-5110City of Durango 949 E 2nd Ave Durango CO 81301-5110Clandrea Anclaire LLC 130 Littlebrook Rd Princeton NJ 08540-4041Colorado Southwest Inc PO Box 662 Durango CO 81302-0662Colorado State Game, Fish & Park Commission 151 E 16th St Durango CO 81301-5026Corp of The Dgo Monthly Meeting of PO Box 3052 Durango CO 81302-3052Countrycharm Limited Partnership 19592 E Linvale Dr Aurora CO 80013-4704Courson Family Land Partnership Ltd PO Box 809 Perryton TX 79070-0809CR Properties LLC PO Box 3816 Durango CO 81302-3816Crader Properties LLC & Rowean Crader 28481 Highway 160 Durango CO 81301-7965Craig Cattle Co c/o Helen Craig 25146 Lyncastle St Farmingtn Hls MI 48336-1567Craig Investments LLLP 15290 Highway 550 Durango CO 81303-8071Crestview Cemetery Association c/o Ruth Etta Johnson PO Box 71 Bayfield CO 81122-0071

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FIRSTNAME LASTNAME NAME2 NAME3 ADDRESSLINE1 ADDRESSLINE2 CITY STATE ZIPCODEDallas R Garner Revocable Trust c/o Dianna Garner 652 County Road 233 Durango CO 81301-6566Davidson Holding Company Inc PO Box 1300 Little Rock AR 72203-1300Dead Horse Acres LLC PO Box 1048 Durango CO 81302-1048Dear Family Ltd Partnership 492 County Road 202 Durango CO 81301-8631Deleo Living Trust 60 Vista Linda Ave Durango CO 81303-6890Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad c/o Union Pacific Co 1400 Douglas Stop 1640 Omaha NE 68179-1640Dillon Ranches LLLP PO Box 1773 Durango CO 81302-1773Downing Family Trust & Klone Family Trust 2539 County Road 220 Durango CO 81303-8021

DRF Durango LLC & K-F-H LLLP 7101 W 78th St Ste 100 Minneapolis MN 55439-2527DRG Properties Inc 954 E 2nd Ave Durango CO 81301-5109Durango Church of The Nazarene 1400 Highway 172 Durango CO 81303-8176Durango School District 9R 171 Sawyer Dr Durango CO 81303-7966DURANGO TOURISM P.O. Box 2321 DURANGO CO 81302Eagle Block Co 16073 Highway 550 Durango CO 81303-6631Elmores Corner LLC 5497 County Road 302 Durango CO 81303-6713End-IRA Inc FBO Terry L Sadler, IRA 1073 Main Ave Durango CO 81301-5123Euroco Investments LLC 589 High Llama Ln Durango CO 81301-6886Falfa Park LLC 110 Ball Ln Durango CO 81301-8841Fassett Family Investments 982 County Road 307 Durango CO 81303-8116Federal National Mortgage Association 14221 Dallas Pkwy Ste 1000 Dallas TX 75254-2946First Baptist Church of Durango Att 332 E 11th St Durango CO 81301-5231First National Bank of Durango 259 W 9th St Durango CO 81301-5442Five Carter LLC PO Box 140523 Boise ID 83714-0523Five DS Ltd 6740 Highway 30 Anderson TX 77830-9035Florida Baptist Church of Dgo 30296 Highway 160 Durango CO 81303-7969Florida Grange #306 656 SH 172 Durango CO 81301Gans Family Partnership LP 123 Highway 172 Durango CO 81303-7970Garlick Family Living Trust PO Box 2583 Durango CO 81302-2583GFD Rocket LLC 175 Mercado St Ste 240 Durango CO 81301-7318Gilleland Enterprises LLC 27661 Highway 160 Durango CO 81301-7968Gilleland Family Ltd Partnership 283 County Road 301 Durango CO 81303-6055Goldman, Robbins, & Nicholson, P.C. PO Box 2270 Durango CO 81302Grandview Oaks LLC 300 S Palm Canyon Dr Palm Springs CA 92262-7302Grandview Storage LLC 3139 County Road 203 Durango CO 81301-3714GRVP LLC 175 Mercado St Ste 240 Durango CO 81301-7318H & M Trust 656 Jack Rabbit Durango CO 81303-8000HD Development of Maryland Inc c/o Property Tax Dept #1534PO Box 105842 Atlanta GA 30348-5842Held Family Trust 78670 Bradford Cir La Quinta CA 92253-3862Hermesman Family Partnership LLLP 999 E College Dr Durango CO 81301-5553Hidden Pocket Investments LLC & Tierra Holdings LLC 2546 County Road 308 Durango CO 81303-6731Hill LLC 517 County Road 230 Durango CO 81301-8269Howell LLC 255 Heartland Acres Durango CO 81303-8855Innovative Housing Solutions 29423 Highway 160 Durango CO 81301-7939Jackrabbit Partners LLC 537 Jack Rabbit Durango CO 81303-8000Jay & Carol Enterprises Inc 30090 Highway 160 Durango CO 81303-6875JRW Development LLC PO Box 578 Durango CO 81302-0578KC Company & Kevin Schneider 109 Suttle St Durango CO 81303-7911KDSG LLC 9585 Carr St Westminster CO 80021-4352

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FIRSTNAME LASTNAME NAME2 NAME3 ADDRESSLINE1 ADDRESSLINE2 CITY STATE ZIPCODEKirkpatrick Enterprises LLC 960 E 2nd Ave Ste 3A Durango CO 81301-5175Knolls Homeowners Association PO Box 5343 Durango CO 81301-6815Knolls Homeowners Association 945 E 2nd Ave Durango CO 81301La Placita LLC 3661 County Road 234 Durango CO 81301-7071La Plata County 1060 E 2nd Ave Durango CO 81301-5113La Plata Electric Assoc Inc PO Box 2750 Durango CO 81302-2750Landowners Eagle View Estates c/o Tom Joeger 505 Rainbow Rd Durango CO 81303-6616Las Animas Wood Products Inc 577 County Road 233 Durango CO 81301-6567Leino Property Holdings LLC 20 River Rd Durango CO 81301-8470Lightner Creek Trust 9356 N Sherry Ln Strafford MO 65757-9322Loma Linda Sanitation District 755 E 2nd Ave Durango CO 81301-5498Lot Owners of 3b 3c 4b & 4c 14 Silverview Ct Durango CO 81303-7700Meadowlark Sub Poa Inc c/o Michael Henderson PO Box 27557 Scottsdale AZ 85255-0142Mercy Housing Colorado Xi LLC 1999 Broadway Ste 1000 Denver CO 80202-5704Mercy Medical Center of Durango 375 E Park Ave Durango CO 81301Mesa Heights Homeowners Association 435 Mesa Heights Dr Durango CO 81303-4745Metaduke LLC 989 S Camino Del Rio Durango CO 81303-6804Ml Project LLC c/o Leela Gill 7329 Poston Way Boulder CO 80301-6403Neil Family Enterprises Inc c/o Frank Neil 2719 County Road 514 Ignacio CO 81137-9806Oak Ridge Energy Inc 4613 Old Jacksboro Hwy Wichita Falls TX 76302-2921Pak Rat LLC 169 Highland Hill Dr Durango CO 81301-6956Phillips Family Ranch LLLP 2540 W 2nd Ave Durango CO 81301-5902Pine River Valley Bank 301 Commerce Dr Bayfield CO 81122-8619Pinon Tree LLC PO Box 5931 Pagosa Spgs CO 81147-5931Power Motive Corporation 5000 Vasquez Blvd Denver CO 80216-3029Rio Angels LLC 6345 Curtis St Plano TX 75093-6502Rio Day Narrow LLC PO Box 3409 Durango CO 81302-3409Rivan Bell Trust 1924 S Crest Dr Los Angeles CA 90034-1151Riverbend Holdings LLC PO Box 50580 Idaho Falls ID 83405-0580Rivers Edge Properties LLc PO Box 2872 Grand Jct CO 81502-2872Rodney Ross Hocker LLC PO Box 892 Ignacio CO 81137-0892Roy Glen Hocker LLC 4167 County Road 321 Ignacio CO 81137-9685S Leela Sugnet Trust c/o Leela Gill 7329 Poston Way Boulder CO 80301-6403Secretary of Housing and Urban Development 5312 Bolsa Ave Ste 200 Huntingtn Bch CA 92649-1062Sellers & Ariano Joint Venture 1200 Carbon Jct Durango CO 81301-3454Simon Land & Cattle Company c/o Dorothy Eccher 2292 County Road 301 Durango CO 81303-8042Skyview Association Inc c/o Kofler Wolfgan PO Box 176 Durango CO 81302-0176Snowboarder LLC 39 Ute Pass West Rd Durango CO 81301-7283South Durango Sanitation District Attn: Lori Green PO Box 2024 Durango CO 81302-2024South Durango Sanitation District PO Box 2404 Durango CO 81302-2404Southwest Co Mental Health Ctr PO Box 1328 Durango CO 81302-1328Southwest Horizon Ranch LLLP 295 Girard St Durango CO 81303-6828State of Colorado Division of Wildlife 6060 Broadway Denver CO 80216-1029Summerwood Financial LLC 1131 Emerald Bay Laguna Beach CA 92651-1261Summit Supply Corporation of Colorado 5092 County Road 302 Durango CO 81303-6604Sundew Revocable Trust Life Estate 1522 County Road 501 Bayfield CO 81122-9346Terra Firma LLP 2830 Junction St Durango CO 81301-4104The Meadows Association 1201 Main Ave Ste 103 Durango CO 81301-5161The Meadows Association 1020 1/2 Main Ave Ste 201 Durango CO 81301-5256

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FIRSTNAME LASTNAME NAME2 NAME3 ADDRESSLINE1 ADDRESSLINE2 CITY STATE ZIPCODEThree Springs Metro District #1 175 Mercado St Ste 240 Durango CO 81301-7318Three Springs Residential Association 160 Rock Point Dr Ste E Durango CO 81301-7721Tierra Group LLC PO Box 757 Durango CO 81302-0757Tierra Vision Homes LLC PO Box 757 Durango CO 81302-0757Tierra Visions Homes LLC 182 Girard St Ste B Durango CO 81303-8214Trifecta Investments LLC Attn: Hunter S Swanson 3537 Main Ave Durango CO 81301-5952Trilliam Investments LLC 560 Red Rock Rd Durango CO 81301-7272Tri-State Generation & Transmission 12076 Grant St Thornton CO 80241-3102Ues Ventures LLC 3661 County Road 234 Durango CO 81301-7071United Dairy Farmers Inc 3955 Montgomery Rd Cincinnati OH 45212-3733United States of America In Trust For Southern Ute Tribe PO Box 737 Ignacio CO 81137-0737Valle Escondido Home Owners Assn 161 Valle Escondido Dr Durango CO 81303-7959Victorian Village LLC PO Box 2408 Durango CO 81302-2408Weaselskin Corporation 12995 US Hwy 550 Durango CO 81303Wolford Family Trust 3400 Walnut Ave Manhattan Bch CA 90266-3554

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US 550/US 160 SUPPLEMENTAL FINAL ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENTFINAL DISTRIBUTION LIST, JULY 2012

LAST FIRST AGENCY ADDRESS1 ADDRESS2 CITY STATE ZIPADAMS ELIZABETH 818 VALENTINE DRIVE DURANGO CO 81301ANDREW LUANN 1781 CR 205 DURANGO CO 81301BELLERUE SALLY 72 S. HERMOSA ACRES DRIVE DURANGO CO 81301BENNETT SHANNON 511 CR 220 DURANGO CO 81303Blake Brad 326 Dreamy Draw DURANGO CO 81303Bohan Suzanne Environmental Protection Agency Region 8 (8EPR-N) 1595 Wynkoop Denver CO 80202-1129BUCKREUS JANIS M. 2175 CR 205 DURANGO CO 81301Cady Tony CDOT DurangoCITY OF DURANGO OTHA J. ROGERS, PE, DIRECTOR PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT 949 E. 2ND AVENUE DURANGO CO 81301CLARK JACKSON P.O. BOX 2168 DURANGO CO 81302CLARK ANTONIA 589 CR 220 DURANGO CO 81303Cooley Peggy 1525 CLIFF DR SANTA BARBARACA 93109-1733CRAIG PHIL 9361 HWY 550 DURANGO CO 81303CRAIG JOEL 14898 Highway 550 DURANGO CO 81303-6628DAVIES SUSAN P.O. DRAWER F DURANGO CO 81302DORSEY PATT COLORADO PARKS AND WILDLIFE 151 E. 15TH STREET DURANGO CO 81301DURANGO TOURISM 111 S. CAMINO DEL RIO DURANGO CO 81303EDWARDS LOUISE N. 554 E 6TH AVENUE DURANGO CO 81301EICKMAN ROBERTA 325 TROUT SPRINGS TRAIL DURANGO CO 81303ELLSWORTH GAIL P.O. BOX 1096 BAYFIELD CO 81122ERVIN MARY AND DOUG 430 CRAIG LANE DURANGO CO 81301FURRY DEAN & NANCY P.O. BOX 1307 DURANGO CO 81302GEER CAYE 672 CARTER DRIVE DURANGO CO 81301Gibson Stephanie FHWA Division officeGILLELAND JOHN AND MICHELLE C & J GRAVEL 27661 HWY 160 DURANGO CO 81301GREIF NANCY AND VERNON 250 GOLDENEYE LANE DURANGO CO 81303GRIFFIN MARY ANNE 488 CR 220 DURANGO CO 81303HALTERMAN JADE P.O. BOX 6388 NAVAJO DAM NM 87419Hanson Bill FHWA Division officeHARJES WILL 2175 CR 205 DURANGO CO 81301HATTEN PAMELA ANABELLA SPA AND SALON 450 S. CAMINO DEL RIO, STE. 106 DURANGO CO 81301HEATH BERNARD AXIS HEALTH SYSTEM 281 SAWYER DRIVE DURANGO CO 81303Hellige Ms. Kara US Army Corps of Engineers 799 E 3RD ST UNIT 2 DURANGO CO 81301-5793Henderson Vanessa 4201 E. Arkansas Avenue Denver CO 80222HJERMSTAD ERIC 211 DREAMY DRAW DURANGO CO 81303HOPKINS JOHN 2111 CR 301 DURANGO CO 81303HOWELL ADAM 1206 AVENIDA DEL SOL, #321 DURANGO CO 81301HOWELL ADAM 1206 AVENIDA DEL SOL, #321 DURANGO CO 81301JACKSON ANNE P. 817 RAINBOW ROAD DURANGO CO 81303JACKSON ANNE E. 25 CR 231 DURANGO CO 81303Jankowski Paul CDOT DurangoJOHNSON LAWRENCE P.O. BOX 385 DURANGO CO 81302JORDAN MIKE 864 CR 515 IGNACIO CO 81137KAWEL STEVEN 310 CRAIG LANE DURANGO CO 81303KLATT RON 681 CR 220 DURANGO CO 81303KRUG CHRISTIE AND STEVE 11592 CR 250 DURANGO CO 81301LEBS PAT 6685 CR 228 BAYFIELD CO 81122Legard Carol Office of Federal Agency Programs Advisory Council on Historic Preservation 1100 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW, Washington DC 20004LEGGETT CRAIG 2078 CR 234 DURANGO CO 81301-8206LEHNER ED 63 TERRA LANE DURANGO CO 81303LeRoy Shingoitewa The Hopi Tribe; Attn: Leigh Kuwanwisiwma, CuP.O. Box 123 Kykotsmovi AZ 86039LEWANDOWSKI JOE 708 OBRIEN DRIVE, APT 2 DURANGO CO 81301Linner SUSAN US Fish & Wildlife Service; Colorado EcologicaP.O. Box 25486 Denver CO 80225Luarkie Governer Richard B. Pueblo of Laguna; Attn: Robert Mooney, Sr. P.O. Box 194 Laguna NM 87026LUNDSFORD KATHRYN 1195 CR 103 HESPERUS CO 81326LYLE ANDREA 52 BROSS PLACE PAGOSA SPRINGCO 81147MACK JOSH W. GOLDMAN ROBBINS NICHOLSON PC P.O BOX 2270 DURANGO CO 81302MALONEY MELISSA 151 ALLOO GOBI DURANGO CO 81303MANN GREG AND LANAE 573 FLORIDA MEADOWS LANE DURANGO CO 81303MARTIN JESS 2078 CR 234 DURANGO CO 81301McNeill Thomas Dickinson Wright PLLC 500 WOODWARD AVE STE 4000 DETROIT MI 48226-5403Meyer, Esq. Eric Assistant Attorney General, Litigation Section, TState Services Building 1525 Sherman Street, 7th Floor Denver CO 80203MIXTER MICHAEL 1295 ESCALANTE DRIVE, UNIT 29 DURANGO CO 81303MORRISSEY PATRICK GRVP, LLC/THREE SPRINGS 175 MERCADO STREET, SUITE DURANGO CO 81301Moss Sterling 31 Suttle Drive DURANGO CO 81302Neet Kerrie CDOT Durango

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US 550/US 160 SUPPLEMENTAL FINAL ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENTFINAL DISTRIBUTION LIST, JULY 2012

LAST FIRST AGENCY ADDRESS1 ADDRESS2 CITY STATE ZIPNewton, Jr.Newton, Jr. Chairwoman Jimmy Southern Ute Indian Tribe; Attn: Alden B. NaranP.O. Box 737 IGNACIO CO 81137OCHSENREITER PEG 326 CR 232 DURANGO CO 81303OSWALD MARY BICYCLE FRIENDLY DURANGO 585 E.31ST STREET DURANGO CO 81301Pallante Amy History Colorado Center 1200 BROADWAY DENVER CO 80203-2109PARMENTIER DOUG AND SARA CARVER 8870 FALLS CREEK MAIN DURANGO CO 81301PROBST TOM 242 VALLE VISTA WAY DURANGO CO 81301PURSER JOHN 2488 CR 250 DURANGO CO 81301RHOADES JOAN 3015 HILLSIDE AVENUE DURANGO CO 81301ROBBINS JEFFREY GOLDMAN ROBBINS NICHOLSON PC 679 E. 2nd Avenue, Suite C DURANGO CO 81302Roberts Dawn U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Office of Federal Activities, EIS Filing Section�Ariel Rios 1200 Pennsylvania Ave, NW WASHINGTON DC 20004RUBIN KELLY 1801 CR 205 DURANGO CO 81301SCHNARCH STEVE 1119 CR 220 DURANGO CO 81303Stiles Mark Bureau of Land Management 15 BURNETT CT DURANGO CO 81301-3647Taylor Willie Office of Env Policy & Compliance 1849 C Street, N.W., Room 2462 WASHINGTON DC 20240TEAL LOUISE P.O BOX 3481 DURANGO CO 81302TIKALSKY FRANK AND LINDA 2480 CR 500 BAYFIELD CO 81122TRIPP WILLIAM AND JILL 29010 HWY 160 DURANGO CO 81303TURNER TIM 2351 CR 203 DURANGO CO 81301Walchak Shelly Colorado State Library 201 East Colfax Ave., Room 309 Denver CO 80203WALES CHUCK 484 CR 220 DURANGO CO 81303WALTHALL GARY P.O. BOX 1325 DILLON CO 80435WANNER CHARLES 706 CR 220 DURANGO CO 81303WHEELER TIM 189 VERDE LANE DURANGO CO 81301YOUNG KENNETH P.O BOX 16 BAYFIELD CO 81122ZELLER CHRISTI LA PLATA COUNTY ENERGY COUNCIL 525 San Juan Drive DURANGO CO 81301

Bayfield LibraryCDOT DurangoDurango City OfficeDurango LibraryElected OfficialsFHWA Division OfficeFHWA HQFHWA LegalIgnacio LibraryLa Plata City OfficePE CDOT DurangoPublic Lands CenterPublic Lands Center

Professor Paul Friesema Environmental Policy and Culture Program 227 Scott Hall, Northwestern University 601 University Place Evanston IL 60208-1006ADDITIONAL REQUESTS

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US 550 SOUTH CONNECTION TO US 160

PROJECT UPDATE

WHAT HAS CDOT BEEN DOING SINCE 2012?During the 2012 Supplemental Final Environmental Impact Statement (SFEIS) public comment period for the US 550 South Connection to US 160 project, an alternative was submitted by Webb Ranch representatives called R5. CDOT hired an independent team of engineers and planners to evaluate this alternative and other potential alternatives. This work also included collection of updated data and outreach to La Plata County, Durango, the Growth Fund Real Estate Group and property owners in the area.

WHAT ARE THE DETAILS OF THE R5 ALTERNATIVE?The R5 alternative was developed and evaluated. It was found to be not reasonable because:

• It has safety issues associated with its location at the base of Farmington Hill and the sharp curve and bridge immediately before a traffic signal.

• It has maintenance issues because of the 90-foot-high retaining walls on slopes prone to erosion.

• It has twice the amount of wetland impacts as other alternatives.

• It has more endangered species impacts.

• It requires the relocation of three residences and one business.

• The construction cost is twice that of the other alternatives.

• It takes twice as long to construct.

• Construction is more complex and poses a greater risk to the traveling public.

IS THERE A NEW PREFERRED ALTERNATIVE?The Preferred Alternative in the SFEIS was called Revised G Modified. During the recent work by the independent team, this has been refined to an alternative called Revised G Modified 6 (RGM6). The RGM6 Alternative is located farther west than Revised G Modified. It has several advantages when compared to Revised G Modified, including:

• Less visual impact

• Less impacts to irrigated farmland

• Less noise impact

• Less right-of-way required

• Impacts to fewer acres of the two historic ranches

Alternative RGM6 is the new Preferred Alternative because:

• This alternative more completely addresses the purpose and need element of safety. It provides safer operations than the other reasonable alternatives studied in the 2012 SFEIS and carried forward during this reevaluation (Eastern Realignment and

Revised F Modified) because it has a roundabout (eliminating left-turn and broadside accidents) rather than a signalized intersection.

• This alternative more completely addresses the purpose and need element of capacity. For the year 2030, the roundabout overall, and each roundabout approach, is expected to operate well at Level of Service A during the morning and evening peak periods.

• This alternative uses three Section 4(f)1 properties, which is the lowest number of Section 4(f) properties used. The other feasible and prudent alternatives analyzed will impact six properties with the Revised F Modified Alternative and four properties with the Eastern Realignment Alternative.

1 Section 4(f) is an FHWA regulation that governs the use of land from publicly owned parks, recreation areas, wildlife and waterfowl refuges, and public or private historic sites for Federal highway projects. The Section 4(f) evaluation requires two findings that must be demonstrated through coordination with FHWA and the State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO): (1) That there is no feasible and prudent alternative that completely avoids the use of Section 4(f) property; and (2) That the project includes all possible planning to minimize harm to the Section 4(f) property resulting from the transportation use (See 23 CFR 774.3(a)(1) and (2).

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Alternative R5

PROJECT UPDATE

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• This alternative impacts the lowest total acreage of Section 4(f) property: 55.8 acres compared to 63.6 acres with the Eastern Realignment and 95.4 acres with the Revised F Modified Alternative.

• This alternative impacts the least amount of historic ditch property: 488 feet compared to 3,007 with the Revised F Modified and 2,101 with the Eastern Realignment Alternative.

• This alternative impacts the least amount of irrigated farmland (8.9 acres) compared to 31.3 acres with the Revised F Modified Alternative and 33.7 acres with the Eastern Realignment Alternative.

• This alternative requires the least amount of new right-of-way (66.9 acres) compared to 106.2 acres with the Revised F Modified Alternative and 133.0 acres with the Eastern Realignment Alternative. Similarly, this alternative requires no residential or business relocations, while the Revised F Modified Alternative requires four residential relocations and the Eastern Realignment Alternative requires six business relocations and one business relocation.

• This alternative impacts the fewest dwelling units by increased noise. Only 103 dwelling units and 69 receptors are impacted compared to 108 dwelling units and 73 receptors with the Revised F Modified Alternative. The Eastern Realignment Alternative impacts 117 dwelling units and 83 total receptors.

• This alternative results in the least impact to visual character and scenic integrity because it is shorter than the other reasonable alternatives and would be seen by fewer residents. It is also located along the edge of Farmington Hill, so it has less of a visual impact to historic ranches.

• The potential spread of noxious weeds and potential for surface disturbances affecting water quality are less with this alternative because only 68.5 acres of new land disturbance is required, compared to 106.2 acres with

the Revised F Modified Alternative and 133 acres with the Eastern Realignment Alternative.

• This alternative results in the least adverse effect determinations to archaeological sites: six compared to seven with the Revised F Modified Alternative and eight with the Eastern Realignment Alternative.

• This alternative is consistent with local zoning and land use plans, including the City of Durango Grandview Area Plan (City of Durango, 2004). The other two alternatives are not consistent with this plan.

• This alternative has the least impacts to wildlife habitat, elk winter/severe winter ranges, mule deer winter/severe winter ranges, and bald eagle winter range. It takes advantage of natural drainageways to provide more wildlife crossings (thereby lessening the possibility of automobile/vehicular conflicts). It also removes US 550 pavement along its current alignment, which enhances high-value wildlife habitat along Wilson Gulch.

WHAT ARE THE NEXT STEPS? CDOT is in the process of finalizing the National Environmental Policy Act documentation for the overall project. This will culminate with a Record of Decision, documenting the final CDOT and Federal Highway Administration decision on the project. The document is scheduled to be finalized in spring 2015. While no construction schedule is available at this time, the next steps for the project are (all pending available funding):

• Right-of-way acquisition

• Final design

• Construction

For more information on this project and the SFEIS process, as well as construction cost estimates, please see http://www.coloradodot.info/projects/us550-at-160.

Alternatives RGM and RGM6

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Bridge to Nowhere may link to 550 Realignment of highway looks to enter funding process next year

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By Ann Butler Herald staff writer

After more than a decade of planning and three years after the completion of the Grandview Interchange, the realignment of U.S. Highway 550 is moving a critical step closer to completion.

Stakeholders have come to an agreement on the route the realignment will take in achieving the Colorado Department of Transportation’s long-term goal to eliminate narrow, windy, steep Farmington Hill in favor of a safer, higher capacity interchange to move traffic up on Florida Mesa more smoothly.

“Everyone was there today: landowners, the city of Durango, the (Southern Ute Indian) Tribe,” said Nancy Shanks, communications manager for Region 5 of the Colorado Department of Transportation, late Friday afternoon. “The independent engineering firm we hired presented the newest iteration of their U.S. 550 design alternative – it was very positive. We’re taking it through the environmental process now.”

There is still a long way to go, Shanks said. CDOT hopes to issue a final record of decision in the spring, and then it will be all about the funding: funding to acquire the needed rights of way, funding for the engineering of the complicated project and funding for construction.

Cost estimates are preliminary. A phased option would start with $75 million to build a two-lane highway, Shanks said. The phased option still would include acquiring all the rights of way, completing the full design and doing the earthwork for an eventual four-lane highway. Completing the project at once would cost an estimated $91 million for a four-lane highway.

Jim Davis, director of public works for La Plata County, said the county commissioners have written a letter to the executive director of CDOT requesting funding that will be made available through Senate Bill 228 for the project. SB228 comes into play when personal income growth exceeds 5 percent annually, anticipated to happen this year, which could trigger a transfer of funds from the Colorado General Fund to CDOT for the Strategic Transportation Project Investment Program. The U.S. Highway 550 realignment is one of the strategic projects on the list. It’s not certain if that funding amount would be substantial, however, as the Taxpayer’s Bill of Rights would kick in if the growth reaches 6 percent.

Why are the project estimates so much more expensive than the $77.5 million estimated for the original route?

“Two years have gone by,” Shanks said. “Construction materials have gone up by 25 percent, and a U.S. 160 wildlife underpass, always part of the Environmental Impact Study, was also included in this recent estimate.”

The costs are in addition to the $46.5 million spent on the interchange, which included $28.5 million in state funds, $14.4 million in federal funds and $3.6 million in stimulus funds.

The route has been a longtime coming, with a number of options analyzed by consulting firms Amec and Muller, who partnered on the project. They confronted problems with wetlands, archaeological sites and property owners who didn’t want a highway cutting through the middle of their ranches.



CDOT hired consultant teams to perform an independent review of traffic projections for the year 2035, Shanks said. The projections anticipate an almost three-fold increase in traffic in the area by 2035 and confirmed the need for an interchange at the two highways’ intersection.

“We’re quite happy with it,” said Pat Vaughn, president and CEO of Growth Fund Properties Group, which is developing Three Springs. “This came about because of a lot of negotiations with the property owners and a lot of time out on site with the engineers. Our role was trying to broker a deal, which we saw value in for the entire community, rather than seeing them fight it out in court. If we hadn’t done it, shame on us.”

Eagle Block, which is at the top of Farmington Hill, will be accessed by a remnant of the current route of U.S. Highway 550 that will essentially become a service road.

“We’ve known about this for awhile, and it will be nice to have it done,” said Rita Anderson, a member of the Piccoli family, which owns and operates the business. “We have all these semis coming into the yard and turning around, and people fly around these corners at the top of the hill.”

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MJW ▬▬▬▬▬

Marie J. Webb Ranch LLC

Real Estate Asset Management through sustainable best practices Christopher J. Webb, Managing Member

25146 Lyncastle Lane Farmington Hills, Michigan 48336

United States of America Email: [email protected] Telephone: 1.248.245.0022

Fax: 1.248.478.3547

Dedicated to Sustainable Management & Use of Real Estate Assets

Located in La Plata County, Colorado

FOR PURPOSES OF SUBMISSION TO THE ADMINISTRATIVE RECORD AT THE PUBLIC HEARING CONVENED BY THE

COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION ON DECEMBER 1, 2014

On behalf of the Marie J. Webb Ranch LLC, we wish to offer the following comments for inclusion in the administrative record as follows:

1. The alignment identified in this public hearing as “R5” meets “purpose and need” as referenced in the public announcement for this hearing and employed by the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) and the Colorado Department of Highways (CDOT) and is “feasible and prudent” complying with all requirements under applicable law.1

2. The alignment identified in this public hearing as “RGM” continues to fail to meet the requirements of applicable law including without limitation the legal obligations of FHWA and CDOT under Section 4(f). By example, under Section 4(f), RGM is not “feasible and prudent” and does not meet the necessary planning requirements.

3. The alignment identified in this public hearing as “RGM6” represents a

commendable collaborative effort on the part of key stakeholders in the Durango community including us and deserves further consideration by the public.

Respectfully submitted, MARIE J. WEBB RANCH LLC

Christopher J. Webb Managing Member 1 The Department of Transportation Act (DOT Act) of 1966 included a special provision entitled Section 4(f) that governs the use of land from publicly owned parks, recreation areas, wildlife and waterfowl refuges, and public or private historic sites for Federal highway projects. Under the current administrative process, the mandate of this Section 4(f) evaluation requires two findings: (1) That there is no feasible and prudent alternative that completely avoids the use of Section 4(f) property; and (2) That the project includes all possible planning to minimize harm to the Section 4(f) property resulting from the transportation use. See http://www.environment.fhwa.dot.gov/4f/ incorporated herein.

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Article published Dec 4, 2014

CDOT shows new preferred link to Hwy 550 south Open house draws good-sized crowd

Photo by: Image courtesy CDOT A proposed new alignment to connect U.S. Highway 160 and the "Bridge to Nowhere" is shown in green. A previous proposed alignment is in pink.

By Carole McWilliams Times Senior Staff Writer

Lots of area residents turned out Monday afternoon at the Durango Library to see Colorado Department of Transportation's new preferred alternative route to connect the "Bridge to Nowhere" exchange at the bottom of Grandview Hill to Highway 550 south.

The route, referred to as RGM6, skirts the west edge of the mesa top, crossing a small part of the historic Webb Ranch. Ranch owners had resisted an original route that went through the middle of their property.

Visitors at the Monday open house could examine maps with the original and new preferred route, also several other routes that were analyzed over the past several years.

According to CDOT, the RGM6 route does not displace any homes or businesses, unlike

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some of the other routes. It also has the fewest impacts on affected properties and on wildlife, and requires the smallest amount of new right-of-way acquisition, at 66.9 acres.

CDOT is still completing National Environmental Policy Act documentation for the entire project, with a Record of Decision with the Federal Highway Administration scheduled to be finalized in spring 2015.

Finalizing a route doesn't mean the work will happen any time soon. It's anybody's guess when it will happen, CDOT representative Nancy Shanks said.

CDOT Region 5 Director Kerrie Neet added, "There's identified funding that hasn't been formally approved. It's less than 1 percent of the project."

The money could be used for right-of-way acquisition, but there's no money for construction, they said.

The cost estimate for four-lane design and construction of the RGM6 route is estimated at $91 million, or $75 million for a two-lane road including the cost of right-of-way for the full four lanes.

In late September, Neet and other CDOT representatives told the La Plata County Commissioners that current funding priorities are for "shovel-ready" projects and to preserve the condition of existing roads rather than saving up money for very expensive projects.

Colorado Transportation Commissioner Sidny Zink from Durango said then that CDOT had been anticipating an additional $200 million a year statewide for the next five years, but that could be cut in half if state revenue growth triggered a TABOR Amendment requirement for refunds of "excess revenue" to taxpayers.

As of November, that prospect was looking more likely. Associated Press reported that Gov. John Hickenlooper's proposed budget for the next fiscal year included almost $137 million set aside for taxpayer refunds in 2016.

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Who will show them the money? ‘Bridge to Nowhere’ gains definition

Photo by: Jerry McBride/Durango Herald file photo The Grandview interchange on U.S. Highway 160 east has received little use since opening in November 2011, but a tentative agreement among the stakeholders has led to a recommended route for the realignment of U.S. Highway 550 and the elimination of Farmington Hill.

By Ann Butler Herald staff writer

The various stakeholders tentatively have agreed on a route for the realignment of U.S. Highway 550 – something some locals who call the first stage of the project “The Bridge to Nowhere” – doubted ever would happen.

“Instead of a perfect storm, we ended up with a perfect opportunity to solve the problem,” said Chris Webb, managing member of the Marie J. Webb Ranch.

The original preferred route essentially would have cut the Webb Ranch in half.

“With a new leader in Kerrie Neet and independent engineering consultants who said, ‘Let’s reason this out together,’ one good thing led to another,” Webb said.

But now the Colorado Department of Transportation faces an even larger problem regarding the Grandview interchange project: How do we pay for it? The project will cost an estimated

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$75 million to $91 million, depending on whether it is done in phases or in one stage.

“We had high hopes when the governor’s budget office said it was likely Senate Bill 228 would kick in,” Colorado Transportation Commissioner Sidny Zink said. “But now it looks like the refund will kick in.”

The bill will kick in when personal income growth exceeds 5 percent annually, which happened in 2014. The bill authorizes the transfer of up to $200 million into CDOT’s Strategic Transportation Project Investment Program, and the realignment of U.S. Highway 550 to eliminate Farmington Hill is on the list of projects identified in the program.

“We wouldn’t just do the projects on the list blindly, but being on the list is helpful,” Zink said.

But there is a catch: If personal income growth hits 6 percent or higher, the Taxpayer’s Bill of Rights kicks in, requiring an automatic taxpayer refund. That seems to be the current status, and it is a bit of a Catch-22. Personal income growth always is good, but too much growth and the money isn’t available for much-needed infrastructure projects.

“I’m going to the Colorado Forum next week, and the TABOR refund issue will be one of the main topics,” Zink said at a CDOT open house last week.

Understanding CDOT’s budget is a key part of the puzzle. Zink said the department’s entire budget is about $1.2 billion annually.

“We get $3.5 million in discretionary funds for priority projects covering all 15 counties in Southwest Colorado,” said Neet, the Region 5 director for the transportation department. “And the majority of that goes to maintaining the system we currently have.”

The other problem is that the U.S. Highway 550 realignment isn’t the only project in the Strategic Transportation Project list. There are 27 other projects across the state clamoring for funding.

“The elephant in the room is the planned I-70 viaduct,” Zink said. A viaduct is a long bridge of short spans supported on piers, usually to carry a road over a valley. “It’s planned to go from downtown out to Peña Boulevard, which goes to Denver International Airport, and the cost for its three phases is close to $1 billion over three to five years.”

What about federal money? It is a U.S. highway, after all.

“Who knows?” Zink said. “Congress put a Band-Aid on the Federal Highway Trust Fund, so when and if any money would be available is a big question.”

It does not appear that Congress will address the reauthorization of the Federal Highway Funding Bill any time soon. In August, Congress approved a short-term fix of $11 billion to keep the fund solvent through next May. No further action on a long-term solution of keeping the fund solvent has been taken.

There is no clear avenue to funding, Neet said, but for the short term, she thinks the funding to begin acquiring rights-of-way and the engineering might be available as early as 2016.



“There’s nothing in Colorado’s budget for a project this large. so some kind of bonding initiative might be a way to find financing,” she said.

The road is an important artery.

“If people understood the importance of highways to the economy of rural Colorado, they might understand how key this project is,” Neet said. “It’s the only thing we have, and it’s a lifeline. This project would have a big impact.”

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This story has been updated to reflect the correct name of Peña Boulevard.



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