Oil and Gas Firms Dig Deep for New Water

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in Lake Loveland. Applications to tap An acre-foot equals 326,000 gal- groundwater soar lons, or enough to supply the needs of 2.5 households in one year. By con- By steve Lynn trast, the state agency saw no appli- [email protected] cations for non-tributary water use specifi cally for oil and gas before 2011, Applications to the state of Colora- do to use deep underground aquifers see related story for oil and gas development in North- Are the recent Greeley quakes ern Colorado have surged, refl ect- tied to to disposal of fracking wastewater? ing the new lengths that oil and gas page 3 companies have gone to obtain the scarce resource in the South Platte said Kevin Rein, deputy state engi- River Basin. neer in the state Division of Water More than a dozen distinct parcels Resources. The present oil boom of land have applied to withdraw began in 2009 after EOG Resources a total of 35,600 acre feet of non- Inc. (NYSE: EOG) drilled the Jake tributary groundwater for potential well. Last year, oil production set a use in oil and gas development since record at more than 64 million bar- 2011, according to the state Division rels, 80 percent of which came from of Water Resources. The total nearly Weld County. triples the 12,700-acre-foot capacity ➤ See Water, 11

Loveland kickstarts downtown plan with 15-parcel purchase

By douG stoRuM a major new offi ce space on the site. WHAT’S [email protected] The Loveland City Council earlier this month approved use of $6.25 LOVELAND – The city of Love- million to buy the land, now occupied NEXT land is buying 15 parcels of land in by old houses, duplexes and small downtown Loveland, a key step in businesses. Some of the contracts FOR revitalizing a two-block area that has include allowances for businesses to been on the city’s development wish relocate. The city is using $2.25 mil- list for the past four years. lion from its general fund and $4 mil- I-25? But questions remain about how lion from its council capital reserves truck traffi c may be the project will be fi nanced, whether to purchase the properties. blessing in disguise. the city will need to condemn proper- The South Catalyst Project bound- ➤ See story, 7 ties if owners don’t agree to sell, and ary runs from First to just north of what role Larimer County will play Third streets south to north, and JonAthAn CAstner/For BizWest in the deal. The county is building ➤ See Loveland, 2

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Cleveland to Lincoln avenues west South Catalyst Project to east. If all the land is purchased, the city will own the two-block area This is a list of addresses for land that the city of Loveland is in the process of buying for its South Catalyst Project and will raze the existing structures and the amounts it expects to spend on each one. to make way for redevelopment. The E 4th St. 210 N. Cleveland Ave. $199,900 city already owns parking lots and Cleveland Ave. Lincoln Ave. a plaza area it created in 2011 using 206 N. Cleveland Ave. $275,000 grant money to acquire and remedi- 130 N. Cleveland Ave. $540,000, includes business relocation ate land at 310 N. Lincoln Ave. that E 3rd St. 215 E. Second St. $200,000 previously housed a cleaners. 219 E. Second St. $175,000 As of July 22, the city had nine of 227 E. Second St. $165,000 the 15 parcels under contract with the rest still in negotiations. Mike Scholl, 220-232 E. Second St. $230,000 Loveland’s economic development E 2nd St. 240-242 E. Second St. $250,000 manager, said the city has not had for- 201 N. Lincoln Ave. Under negotiation mal discussions on what it would do 123 N. Lincoln Ave. $380,000, includes business relocation if a property owner doesn’t agree to E 1st St. 320 N. Cleveland Ave. $549,000 its terms. Whether eminent domain The redevelopment area is 310 N. Cleveland Ave. Under negotiation will be used to condemn proper- about four acres, from roughly ties isn’t clear. “We’re not there yet,” First to Third streets south 304 N. Cleveland Ave. Under negotiation Scholl said. to north, and Cleveland to 217 E. Third St. Under negotiation Lincoln avenues west to east. Scholl said he hopes to have all the 216 E. Third St. $575,000 deals done by December. He also said the financing pack- Source: City of Loveland BizWest graphic age has not been worked out for the mixed-use project that is expected to “We hope to have a shovel in the expect it will be in excess of $30 mil- said the city has not decided if it will consist of apartments, a parking struc- ground within the next six months,” lion,” Puffer said. “We are approach- lease, sell or hand over title of the ture, the county building and possibly Scholl said. ing this as a private development to land to Michaels Development. “We office and retail space. Scott Puffer, a vice president for raise private equity and debt. Any gap haven’t gotten that far, yet,” he said. development at Michaels Develop- would need to be discussed with the Development rights ment and the company’s lead on this city. … I presume the project is going New county building Scholl said the city decided to project, said that timetable is aggres- to need support from the city to make Larimer County is expected to accelerate the project, putting the sive and is dependent upon finalizing it happen.” anchor the south end of the project purchase of land in motion, after what the project will consist of and Scholl said the city’s part in the area with an approximately three-sto- it signed an agreement giving New the city gaining control of the site. partnership is acquiring the land. The ry, 45,000-square-foot building, and Jersey-based Michaels Development “We are working on a program to city’s staff worked with local Realtors Scholl said a national high-tech com- the rights to the project. determine the actual budget, but I to assemble the land package. Scholl ➤ See Loveland, 20

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GREELEY – A 10,800-foot-deep well into which NGL Water Solutions DJ LLC injected oil and natural-gas wastewater is linked to more than 200 earthquakes, a University of Col- orado Boulder scientist said. CU scientists detected the earthquakes with equipment in June after a quake in Greeley in May, said Anne Sheehan, geophysics professor in the Department of Geological Sciences and fellow in the Cooperative Insti- tute for Research in Environmental Science. The team found “quite a few little Jonathan Castner/For BizWest earthquakes” with epicenters within Developers of Foothills Mall in Fort Collins recently missed another financing deadline due in part to their inability to lure new about two miles of the well, she said. retailers to the long-awaited shopping center. Other malls in the region face similar leasing challenges. The wastewater-injection well is the subject of a Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission investiga- Mall makeovers face varied challenges tion into whether NGL Water Solu- tions violated the terms of its permit By Joshua Lindenstein for $6.1 million two years ago by on attracting Generation Y with a related to the volume of wastewater [email protected] Moonbeam Capital Investments, sits combination of dining, entertainment injected by the company. more than a quarter vacant – and and lifestyle options in addition to “We are reviewing documents Operations manager Dan Marti- that’s factoring in one of the two for- shopping. to determine whether the well was nez likens leasing efforts at Greeley mer Dillard’s anchor stores that now “Retail sales are still plodding operated within permit guidelines,” Mall to a big freight train slowing is occupied by a seasonal Halloween along with strong spots and weak Colorado Department of Natural down. That train takes a long time to store. Both Dillard’s stores closed in spots,” said Allen Ginsborg, princi- Resources spokesman Todd Hartman slow down or stop. Likewise, speed- 2008. pal of Village at the Peaks developer said in an email. ing back up is a gradual process. At the $312 million, NewMark Merrill Mountain States. The state oil commission in July “But once it gets rolling again,” 660,000-square-foot Foothills rede- “There’s (national) chains that have let NGL resume activity at the well Martinez said, “it will be very good.” velopment, exact leasing figures are recently announced closure. It’s still with some restrictions after ordering Greeley Mall is one of three malls unclear. However, developers there a market that’s trying to find a firm the company to temporarily suspend in Northern Colorado facing major have yet to prelease the 155,000 foundation.” injection activity when two earth- transition, along with Foothills Mall square feet – excluding Macy’s – Steve Kawulok, managing director quakes shook the Greeley area in May in Fort Collins and Twin Peaks Mall required by the city to unlock $53 at commercial real estate firm Sperry and June. The May 31 earthquake, in Longmont. All three either are million in public financing. Van Ness/The Group Commercial with a 3.2 magnitude, was felt even experiencing, or have experienced Village at the Peaks, the in Fort Collins, cited three major fac- in Boulder, Sheehan said. difficulty filling available space. For 480,000-square-foot reincarnation tors still making it tough on malls to NGL Water Solutions, formerly all parts of the economy that have of Twin Peaks that will officially break fill space. High Sierra Water Services LLC, recovered, developers and real estate ground Aug. 1, already is 75 percent One is the increased competition operates 11 of the 29 injection wells in brokers say retail remains a chal- preleased a year ahead of opening. among malls and major shopping cen- Weld County. The injection wells are lenging space, particularly for malls, Developers said the mall experienced ters themselves that sit in relatively designated specifically for wastewater where lease rates can be double that some early difficulty in attracting a close proximity to each other. Within and regulated by state authorities. of smaller strip centers. major department-store anchor, but about a 45-minute drive, Kawulok NGL Water Solutions also does some The 504,822-square-foot Greeley has gained momentum over time as saids shoppers will travel to the place oil and gas wastewater recycling. Mall, purchased out of foreclosure it focused its tenant mix squarely ➤ See Retail, 5 ➤ See Quakes, 6 CU’s Limerick rhymes with a powerful reason When argument rattles each rafter the University of Colorado Boulder. limerick. You can look attentive, but And leaves bitter feelings thereafter, EYE That’s not often easy, and Limerick all the while you’re thinking “Da-dah You still can have calm BIZWEST even addressed her own challenge as da-da-dah da-da-dah …’ ” And defuse the bomb. a moderator from the podium – with She later found that sharing her Ask Patty! She’ll do it with laughter. the podium some limericks she had another limerick: verses was a good moderating tool. crafted for the occasion: When you try to be neutral on fracking, “I was at a meeting on frack- Sparks could have flown at Biz- Knowledge is tragically lacking You’re a quarterback set up for sacking. ing a year ago June, and just didn’t West’s 2014 Energy Summit, held On the complicated practice of fracking. You can assert and declare feel like I was getting my message July 10 at The Ranch east of Love- Convinced they are right, That you’re going to be fair, across,” she said. “I found writing land, over the hot-button topic of People rush into fight, But you still won’t escape frequent a limerick to explain it was a very fracking. In the opening session, And no agency regulates yakking. whacking. good solution. It takes away the however, the moderator, Patty Limer- pent-up irritation. So I threw them ick, employed a tactic to head off any Finding common ground on Limerick said she learned the art into my presentation. tension surrounding the otherwise incendiary issues is Limerick’s job as of the clever five-line poems in col- “If I can get the two sides to laugh, polarizing topic. She simply lived co-founder and director of The Cen- lege. “If I was bored by a professor’s it gives them a common feeling – up to her name – by reciting from ter for the American West, based at lecture, I’d think up and write a even for just a second.” 4 | July 25-Aug. 7, 2014 BizWest | www.bcbr.com | www.ncbr.com At Columbine, you're family.

YUChen WU/For BizWest Dr. richard hyslop, a professor of chemistry and biochemistry at the University of HOME CARE northern Colorado, left, is leading a project that seeks to identify methods of delivering inactive cannabis compounds thought to slow tumor growth into the body INDEPENDENT LIVING without causing the serious side effects associated with ingesting large quantities of active cannabis. ASSISTED LIVING REHABILITATION Can pot ﬁ ght cancer? NURSING HOMES UNC seeks the answer By yuChen Wu cial “encapsulated” cell that has been MEDICAL EQUIPMENT [email protected] injected near the tumor site. When the inactive cannabinoids reach the GREELEY – The University of site, they are activated by the cell. Northern Colorado is one of the fi rst The test will be to determine how schools in the state to begin investi- effective these substances, when cou- www.columbinehealth.com gating the cancer-fi ghting properties pled with this targeted cell-injection of marijuana, using a new partner- technology, are in fi ghting cancer and ship with biotechnology company minimizing its side effects. Nuvilex. The technology, dubbed Cell-in- Silver Springs, Md.-based Nuvi- a-Box, is a live-cell encapsulation lex (OTCQB: NVLX) launched the mechanism that allows a certain cell research project with UNC in May. to be stored in a capsule and delivered Its goal is to determine whether the into the human body, said Ken Wag- company’s patented technology can goner, chief executive of Nuvilex. be used along with medical cannabis The fi rst task of the research team, to kill tumors and extend the lives led by Dr. Richard Hyslop, a profes- of patients with advanced brain and sor of chemistry and biochemistry pancreatic cancer. at UNC, is to identify cells that are The idea is to have patients take capable of activating the cannabis. inactive cannabinoids, which are the “The type of cell that we are going active chemical constituent of mari- to incorporate will have a particular juana. Once the inactive substance type of activity that is capable of enters the body, it attaches to a spe- ➤ See Cannabis, 21 CORReCtiOns

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Retail from 3 they perceive to have the best offering. with their indoor/outdoor project, and a struggling mall that has lost stores, 13,000 square feet of new lessees in Perhaps of larger impact lately, construction is well under way despite with some shoppers and potential ten- recent months aside from the Hallow- though, has been the backfilling of the leasing struggles. In May, develop- ants wondering whether the mall will een store, Martinez said. strip shopping centers and an effort ers convinced the Fort Collins City be torn down and redeveloped. Moon- Filling one of those large anchor by many cities – Fort Collins, Greeley Council to lower the leasing threshold beam’s model, however, largely has spots on a permanent basis, though, and Longmont included – to revital- required to unlock the public financing been one of revamping and refilling Kawulok noted, would go a long way ize their downtowns and make them due to slow leasing. older malls. toward building momentum for the attractive places for boutique shop- Moonbeam, meanwhile, is taking a “The biggest challenge we have is rest of the mall. Martinez said mall ping, entertainment and dining. different approach in Greeley, opting fighting the stigma, or the rumor mill,” officials have met with several pros- “There’s some new competition for remodeling and renovation of the Martinez said. pects interested in the space. that didn’t exist as much or as strong indoor mall instead of redevelopment. Greeley Mall anchors include a Cin- “Once they get over the hump to get 10 or 15 years ago,” Kawulok said of Martinez said the mall’s ownership has emark movie theater, JCPenney and that attractive major anchor,” Kawulok the downtowns. explored several improvements, ranging Sears, which owns its own store. But said, “it starts getting a little easier.” Sperry Van Ness figures show from upgrading interior lighting to add- the two former Dillard’s stores – one retail vacancy rates in most of the ing more exterior windows, new land- men’s and one women’s – account Joshua Lindenstein can be reached area below 10 percent. Kawulok scaping and parking-lot reconfiguration. for 40,000 and 93,000 square feet at 303-630-1943, 970-416-7343 or says during the recession strip malls One of the big challenges, Martinez respectively. B:7.25” [email protected]. Follow were hit hard but have bounced said, has been fighting the stigma of The mall hasT:7” added more than him on Twitter at @joshlindenstein. back strong the last couple of years S:6” because of reduced lease rates that have attracted all kinds of tenants, from coffee shops to liquor stores and dry cleaners. While triple-net lease rates in those strip centers can be in the $15-per- square-foot range in Northern Colo- rado cities, Kawulok said prices at malls can be in the $30s because of the high traffic they tend to attract. In addition, fashion and apparel retailers that traditionally account for much of malls’ tenant mix have worked hard in recent years on their online presences. Kawulok said those apparel retailers often are large corporate entities whose strategic plans take longer to implement, another reason for their slower return despite the economic recovery. Ginsborg and his team have tried to combat those factors with a less tra- ditional mall offering. Village at the Peaks anchors signed so far include a Sam’s Club, Whole Foods, movie theater, Gold’s Gym, Wyatt’s Total Beverage liquor store and a yet-to-be- named sporting goods store. Restau- rants also dot the mall’s tenant roster.

Ginsborg says retail isn’t dying but B:10.25” T:10” rather evolving into something differ- S:9” ent than it was 10 years ago. Another aspect of Village at the Peaks will be outdoor gathering areas to add to the experience of going there beyond just goods and services. “What goes on outside the doors matters,”Ginsborg said, “not quite but almost as much as what goes on inside.” A 2013 Urban Land Institute report noted that Generation Y, or millenni- als – those aged roughly 18 to 35 – not only associate shopping with social- izing but also are frequent patrons of discount department stores and, perhaps surprisingly, warehouse clubs such as Sam’s. Businesses centered around food, such as Whole Foods, restaurants and Commercial banking without insight doesn’t make sense. So we created Commercial Insight, a way of doing largely Sam’s, Ginsborg said, are more business that proves we don’t just handle your deposits, issue loans, and call it a day. We do more. We take the Internet-proof than things such as tim e to talk with you about your business, so we can find better ways to manage your cash flow and capital apparel. to improve your bottom line. Because that’s commercial banking that makes sense. Find out what Commercial “You add that with the entertain- ® ment and a health club,” he said, “and Insight can do for your business, at Community Banks of Colorado. Where common sense lives. it’s much more life-oriented and much less susceptible to the Internet because of that.” ©2014 NBH Bank, N.A. All rights reserved. cobnks.com/insight 720.529.2746 Foothills Mall’s developers – Alberta Development Group – did not respond to requests for comment. However, they are taking a similar lifestyle angle

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Quakes from 3 The investigation comes two have caused multiple earthquakes thew Weingarten found that a mas- White also declined to comment for months after the state said that it during the past few years, including sive increase in earthquakes in central a previous story on the injection well. planned to join a 10-state working a 5.3-magnitude tremor in August Oklahoma likely came from the injec- Hartman declined BizWest’s requests group to investigate whether waste- 2011, Robert Williams, a geophysi- tion of vast amounts of oil and gas for an interview with Lepore on the water disposal associated with frack- cist for the U.S. Geological Survey’s wastewater underground. investigation. ing is linked to quakes. The working Earthquake Hazards Program, told Earthquakes linked to injection The state oil commission imposed group followed a rash of tremors in BizWest recently. wells used to dispose of fracking restrictions on NGL’s continued Oklahoma. In Northern Colorado, the drilling wastewater represent one of the pri- operations of the well, reducing the At the time, a petroleum engineer technique known as hydraulic frac- mary challenges of unconventional oil volume of wastewater to a maximum for the state oil commission told Biz- turing generates enormous amounts and gas development, Ge said. Prac- rate of 5,000 barrels daily with a max- West that he considered the potential of wastewater that oil companies typi- tices that could reduce quakes include imum pressure of slightly more than of earthquakes caused by Colorado’s cally inject thousands of feet under- avoiding injecting water at high rates, 1,500 pounds per square inch. After injection wells as “very low.” ground. Fracking involves pumping avoiding faults and closely monitoring 20 days, the company could increase Earthquakes associated with millions of gallons of water mixed pressure changes. its injection rate to 7,500 barrels per wastewater injection are nothing new with sand and chemicals into a drilled “Before permitting, thorough day at the same pressure. in Colorado. From 1963 to 1967, a hole to extract oil and gas from dense site-specific hydrogeological studies NGL’s state oil commission permit series of earthquakes occurred when shale formations. should be conducted,” she said. had allowed the company to inject wastewater was disposed of in a Before the recent quakes in the NGL not only operates more than slightly more than 1,500 pounds per 12,000-foot-deep well at the Rocky Greeley area, state and federal offi- a third of the injection wells but square inch, but at a higher rate of Mountain Arsenal, northeast of Den- cials were seemingly unaware of also recycles oil and gas wastewa- 10,000 barrels per day. ver. The quakes, the earliest known earthquakes taking place in Northern ter in Colorado and Wyoming. In Hartman said the oil commission underground wastewater disposal- Colorado even as it planned to join Wyoming, for example, the com- believes that the problem is confined related tremors, stopped in 1968 after the national working group. pany told BizWest last year that it to the NGL injection well and not the Army slowly removed wastewater “There’s not much of an update operated a water-treatment facility widespread among other wells. from the well. for us to give here,” Lepore, the state that has recycled more than 32 mil- “We’ll continue to closely moni- Earthquakes at Rocky Mountain oil commission director, told BizWest lion barrels of water and discharged tor and accumulate all available Arsenal came before the state devel- just weeks before the May earthquake more than 5 million barrels of highly information at this location,” he oped regulations on injecting waste- in Greeley. “We have a fairly detailed treated water into the New Fork said, “and work with partners to water underground. Much of the program, and if other states don’t River, a tributary of the Green and continue understanding how best to research done on the subject since have that, we obviously would want Colorado rivers. The water recycling, limit and prevent potential seismic then has been conducted in Colo- to share that sort of information with however, represented only 5 percent impacts related to deep injection rado and has helped the state develop them.” of the company’s business, with most generally.” a better understanding of how to Lepore had said it was too early to of its revenues stemming from its reduce human-caused earthquakes. tell whether the working group would injection-well activity. Steve Lynn can be reached at 970- Wastewater injection from coal- lead to new state regulations on deep- Doug White, senior vice president 232-3147, 303-630-1968 or slynn@ bed methane production in the injection wells. of NGL Water Solutions, did not bizwestmedia.com. Follow him on Twit- Raton Basin west of Trinidad may CU scientists Shemin Ge and Mat- respond to a request for comment. ter at @SteveLynnBW.

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[email protected] The state transportation department, meanwhile, has dedi- FORT COLLINS – Northern Col- cated $55 million just to expand- orado offi cials and business leading the interstate with a tolled ers hope to designate the heavily express lane between its junction congested portions of Interstate with U.S. 36 and 120th Avenue 25 north of Longmont as a special north of Denver. Northern Colo- national freight route, a status that rado officials have pushed for the I-25 is the only Colorado could help win federal money for expansion to begin in the Fort the cash-strapped project. interstate to move the Collins area and move south to the Businesspeople and elected volume of freight needed to Denver area, but that directional qualify for the major freight offi cials for years have considered route designation. shift has not occurred. expanding the interstate as a key Whether Northern Colorado economic-development initiative, actually will see federal funding for but no funding has been found Major federal freight corridors: Volume on routes its portion of the interstate expan- for the $1 billion project, in part sion remains unclear. Highway: More than 8,500 trucks/day because of a tight state budget and “Trying to find federal fund- Congress’ ban on earmarks. Highway and rail: More than 8,500 trucks/day ing: That’s really a challenge,” said David May, chief executive of Highway: Less than 8,500 trucks/day Loveland Mayor Cecil Gutierrez. the Fort Collins Chamber of Com- “There’s an awful lot of ‘ifs’ when merce, said federal dollars may Source: U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal Highway Administration, you start dealing with the federal Office of Freight Management and Operations, 2013 not end up funding much of the government. Trying to get anything project, but seeking those dollars through has been problematic.” at least would defray the total cost of the effort. Shuster met with local offi cials “As he goes forward as chair- Steve Lynn can be reached at 970- “The I-25 corridor from I-80 earlier on the expansion, includ- man, and his responsibility is to 232-3147, 303-630-1968 or slynn@ to Denver is a heavily used freight ing everyone from members of the write this reauthorization bill, a lot bizwestmedia.com. 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The Fort Collins- and city leaders, the winners will Denver and Lutheran Medical Cen- based maker of energy and aerospace take turns operating the excavator The Boulder Valley and North- ter in Wheat Ridge are the other two control systems (Nasdaq: WWD) with the demolition crew to help ern Colorado continued to see their hospitals that dropped the Exempla turned a third-quarter profit of $46 tear down the former Sears building. unemployment rates outperform the name. The hospitals will otherwise million, or 69 cents per share. Earn- Aside from the auction winners, one state in June even as Colorado saw its keep their names under the rebrand- ings per share were 34 cents in the member of the community attend- jobless rate fall to a level not seen in ing effort, and bear the SCL Health third quarter a year ago. Woodward ing the groundbreaking event will be nearly six years. Broomfield County logo along with blue and green brand revenue climbed to $524.3 million, chosen at random for a turn in the saw its unemployment rate dip to colors. In addition to the hospitals, up from $483.8 million a year ago. excavator. Online bidding for the auc- 4.7 percent, down from 4.9 percent most practices in the Exempla Physi- Posted July 21. tion is open at villageatthepeaks.com in May. Weld County held steady at cian Network will be known as SCL and runs through 11 a.m., Monday, 5.4 percent, and Boulder (4.3) and Physicians. Fisher Homes takes July 28. Larimer (5.0) both saw their rates tick Posted July 22. over NoCo projects Posted July 17. up one-tenth of a percentage point. LONGMONT – Jack Fisher But all four counties were down more 10 companies in region Homes has taken over five master- RTD moves another step than 1.5 percentage points from June received VC in 2Q planned communities from Henry Forward with NW BRT 2013, with Weld dropping 2.4 per- Ten of the 20 venture-capital deals Walker Homes that are currently The Regional Transportation Dis- centage points and Broomfield down a in Colorado during the second quar- under way in northern Colorado. trict Board is moving forward with full two points. Colorado’s unemploy- ter were struck by companies in the The developments include Sienna plans to build a $75 million bus rapid ment rate in June dropped two-tenths Boulder Valley and Northern Colora- Park and Yeager Farm in Longmont, transit (BRT) system along Colorado of a percentage point to 5.5 percent, do, with the majority of those based in Greenspire in Windsor, The Shores 119 between Boulder and Longmont. its lowest since boasting a 5.3-percent Boulder. Boulder-based Orbotix Inc., in Firestone and Sharpe Farms in The board voted to have arterial BRT rate in 2008. a maker of remote-controlled robotic Dacono. Jack Fisher Homes was as the next transportation priority in Posted July 18. toys, led the way in the region land- formed on July 1 by the founders of the northwest region’s plans, in part ing $15.5 million from The Foundry Henry Walker Homes, which was sold because the recent Northwest Area Crocs cuts 183 jobs, Group LLC, Grishin Robotics and to Oakwood Homes in April. Jack Mobility Study determined that arte- closes some stores J.F. Shea Co. Inc., according to The Fisher Homes is also buying land in rial BRT on Colorado Highway 119 NIWOT – Crocs Inc. (Nasdaq: MoneyTree Report by Pricewater- Thornton, Longmont and Berthoud improves the area’s mobility. RTD CROX) has eliminated 183 jobs and houseCoopers and the National Ven- to expand its business in northern spokeswoman Marta Sipeki said the plans to close or restructure up to 100 ture Capital Association. Vandyne Colorado, said Tom Zieske, Colo- agency has applied for federal funds company-owned stores after a sharp SuperTurbo Inc. in Loveland, which rado division president of Jack Fisher to complete the next round of envi- decline in second-quarter profits. The makes a truck-engine management Homes. ronmental and engineering studies on Niwot-based maker of resin-molded system called the SuperTurbo, was Posted July 21. the project. shoes reported second-quarter oper- second in the region, receiving $7.8 Posted July 17. ating income of $41.9 million – down million from Northwater Capital Longmont mall demolition 17 percent from the same period in Management Inc. and an undisclosed ceremony set for Aug. 1 224 affordable apartments 2013. Net income to shareholders fell firm, according to the report. Other LONGMONT – Ever wanted to planned for Loveland more steeply, dropping 45 percent area companies in Northern Colorado smash an excavator claw through a LOVELAND – Pedcor Invest- to $19.5 million compared with the that received venture capital during brick building? Aug. 1 is your chance. ments LLC closed recently on the second quarter of 2013. the second quarter were MiRagen NewMark Merrill Mountain States $1.9 million purchase of 17.6 acres Posted July 22. Therapeutics Inc., EndoShape Inc., announced that the official ground- within the Wintergreen Village neigh- PivotDesk Inc., CommercialTribe breaking ceremony for the Twin Peaks borhood in Loveland where the Indi- SCL drops ‘Exempla’ Inc., Modular Robotics LLC, Con- Mall redevelopment, dubbed Village ana-based development firm plans from hospitals’ names cept3D Inc., Trada Inc. and Rapt at the Peaks, will be held from 3 to to build 224 affordable apartments. LAFAYETTE – SCL Health will Media Inc. 5 p.m., Friday, Aug.1, on the north Pedcor bought the land from The drop the word “Exempla” from the Posted July 22. side of the parking lot in front of the Snavely Group, an Ohio-based real names of three Denver-area hospitals, former Sears building. 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Jobs and funding aside, the biggest perk of the Future Earth research program for the University of Colorado- Boulder and Colorado State Univer- sity could be the global visibility that it provides the two schools. The Paris-based International Council for Science announced early this month that Colorado will be the U.S. hub for Future Earth, a 10-year initiative aiming to guide global research on environmental change and the application of that research in the real world. CU and CSU will jointly manage the U.S. hub, with the other four global hubs being located in Montreal, Paris, Tokyo and Stockholm. There CoUrtesY FUtUre eArth will also be various regional hubs in Dennis ojima, a professor of ecosystem science and sustainability at Colorado state University, is acting director of the new other locations. international climate research initiative known as “Future earth.” “The hope is that it brings international recognition and opportunity to (SoGES). The search for a permanent this region,” said CU professor Jason Future earth initiative hub director is under way. Neff, lead scientist for the Boulder Colorado state University and the University of Colorado Boulder are Funding for the U.S. hub initially part of the program. “Over the long co-leading an international initiative designed to help turn groundbreak- will come from a consortium of 13 term, globally, the hope is that this ing climate research into local solutions for mitigating climate change. U.S. agencies including the Nation- will change research and will start to al Science Foundation, NASA and move it in different directions – and Montreal the federal departments of Energy, stockholm because this is in Colorado, these Defense and Commerce. Ojima said two universities are going to be at the the U.S. hub’s funding starts out at forefront of that change.” about $1 million annually, with the Dennis Ojima, a professor of eco- hope that it will ramp up to double tokyo system science and sustainability Boulder, that by year fi ve and then operate at at CSU, is leading the Fort Collins Fort Collins that level. efforts, and is the acting director for CU and CSU made their initial Future Earth’s U.S. hub. The primary bid to host the hub last fall, with the facility for the hub will be at CU’s offi cial proposal submitted in March. Paris Sustainability, Energy and Environ- “This sort of builds on the great ment Complex (SEEC), which is collection of researchers from (vari- under construction and slated to open ous fi elds) that we have on the Front early next year on East Campus. Range,” Ojima said, noting both CU’s Ojima said the plan is for the U.S. and CSU’s strong ties to the many hub to be fully functional by Janu- soUrCe: FUtUre eArth, MAP BY BizWest federal labs in the state as well as busi- ary. He said the process of defi ning nesses and other researchers domesti- how to staff the fi ve global hubs and the number of new hires that will viduals being housed at SEEC and cally and abroad. coordinate their activities is ongo- be made in Colorado. However, he four or fi ve more at CSU’s School of The idea of Future Earth is to con- ing, making it diffi cult to pinpoint said, he anticipates fi ve or six indi- Global Environmental Sustainability ➤ See discoveries, 10

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Discoveries from 9 nect scientists, policy makers, the pri- for people takes a lot of work summa- vate sector and others to develop ways rizing and synthesizing and eventually CU research partnerships to deal with environmental change all applying that to real-world problems,” over the world at local levels. The pro- Neff said. with national laboratories gram focuses on the major themes of Two of the 25 major core projects better understanding of environmen- initially being focused on by Future deliver new knowledge tal and societal trends on the planet; Earth are housed at CU and CSU. developing sustainable stewardship of The Earth System Governance Core and learning opportunities, food, water, biodiversity, health and Project at CSU analyzes things such energy; and an emphasis on new tech- as changing resource accessibility in a surging entrepreneurial nologies and economic development the Arctic Ocean and global carbon- that facilitate a move toward sustain- dioxide emissions to help advise gov- environment, and a positive ability in local communities. ernments in the creation of policies. impact on our economy and Future Earth is forming out of The International Global Atmo- existing international science orga- spheric Chemistry core project in nizations such as the International Boulder looks at how land and ocean quality of life. Geosphere-Biosphere Programme, processes such as burning fossil fuels the International Human Dimensions and the natural emissions of agricul- Programme, Diversitas, the World ture affect the absorption of certain Climate Research Programme and the compounds into the atmosphere. Earth Science System Partnership. Ojima said Future Earth’s vision A major role for Future Earth will and activities will be evaluated over be coordinating the broad range of time to measure where the program international activities in environmen- is in 10 years, determining whether tal and sustainability research. It will its results and achievements have pro- provide a platform to exchange ideas vided meaningful impact on society at and look at co-development of a new that point. The need for Future Earth, research agenda that turns information Ojima said, certainly is clear. into decision-making processes or prod- “We have a great foundation of ucts that can be used on a local scale. knowledge in the research commu- Initial hires for the program at CU nity,” he said, “but its application in will include information-technology terms of responses hasn’t been as well people and employees who are adept structured.” at not only conducting research activities but also have good administra- Joshua Lindenstein can be reached tive minds for coordinating between at 303-630-1943, 970-416-7343 or disciplines. [email protected]. Fol- “For that information to be usable low him on Twitter at @joshlindenstein.

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WateR from 1 The state agency’s database does not cover activities related to oil and the south platte River Nontributary groundwater applications gas, but state employees compiled a list requested by BizWest based on Basin is over-appropriated. Oil companies and ranchers have applied to use more than 35,600 acre their knowledge of recent applications feet of nontributary water annually in Northern Colorado. they have reviewed. there’s not enough water to Non-tributary means groundwater go around, and that’s even APPLICANT ACRE FEET that is not believed to signifi cantly Wells Ranch, Noble Energy Inc. 3,500 connect to tributary water that feeds before oil and gas came on Ball Ranch, Noble Energy Inc. 1,183 surface water systems such as rivers. The ancient water typically is located to the scene. 70 ranch 3,050 hundreds of feet below the surface Timbro Ranch 600 and derived from glacial melt or pre- Laura Belanger Terry Grazing 6,877 historic seawater. Drilling wells to WAter resoUrCes enGineer Western resoUrCe ADVoCAtes Weitzel Ranch 2,268 reach it can be costly. Unlike rivers and streams where James Mertens 316 people own water rights in various David Bashor 1,760 places, non-tributary water can be future commercial and residential Grassland Water Solutions LLC 2,880 diverted by property owners if they development. can show it would not affect stream “This is a public policy issue in the Barnett Land & Livestock LLC 13,200 and river flows. Applicants must sense of, ‘Should water east of Gree- Quarter Circle Lazy H Ranch Max. allowed demonstrate through scientifi c evi- ley, this deep groundwater, be saved TOTAL 35,634 dence and modeling that the aquifers for future generations for some other are in fact non-tributary before they purposes, or does it make sense to use Source: Colorado Division of Water Resources can receive state permits to use the it for energy development today?’ ” water. he said. Noble Energy Inc. (NYSE: NBL), Property owners may choose to David Bashor, who has applied to Instead, he plans to use the water to among the top oil and natural-gas pro- benefi t today from the resource by tap 1,760 acre feet of non-tributary augment his use of water from agri- ducers in the region, alone has applied selling the water because they may water on his ranch in Grover, con- cultural wells. for nearly 4,700 acre feet on the Wells not have an economic incentive to fi rmed that he had planned to sell “We don’t have a current plan to and Ball ranches in Weld County. keep the water intact for future gen- the water for oil and gas develop- use it for oil and gas,” he said, “but The company last year said about 80 erations, he added. ment. non-tributary can be used for all class- percent of its water came from wells The oil and gas industry was pro- “We haven’t got anything sold yet,” es of use.” and ponds, 18 percent came from jected to use 17,800 acre feet this he said. “It’s kind of slow.” cities and 2 percent is recycled. A year, or a fraction of one percent of Bob Lembke, owner of 70 Ranch, Steve Lynn can be reached at 970- Noble Energy representative did not overall water use statewide, according which requested annual use of 3,050 232-3147, 303-630-1968 or slynn@ respond to a request for comment for to fi gures from the Colorado Oil and acre feet, said he did not plan to use bizwestmedia.com. Follow him on Twit- this article. Gas Conservation Commission. the water for oil and gas development. ter at @SteveLynnBW. The practice of tapping the prehis- But it’s diffi cult to tell exactly how toric aquifers underscores the increas- much water oil and gas companies ing need for water for hydraulic use and to pinpoint the exact source fracturing, or fracking, in Northern of the resource, said Laura Belanger, Colorado. Fracking involves pumping water resources engineer for Boulder- millions of gallons of water mixed based environmental group Western ClimateWise, with sand and chemicals into a drilled Resource Advocates. hole deep underground to extract In a water-starved region, one oil and natural gas from dense shale thing is certain: If the non-tributary Business Smart formations. water goes to oil and gas development, The non-tributary use also refl ects it will not be available for other uses. the challenges posed by competing “The South Platte River Basin is interests for water in Northern Colo- over-appropriated,” she said. “There’s rado, said Tom Cech, director of One not enough water to go around, and World One Water Center at Metro- that’s even before oil and gas came on politan State University of Denver. to the scene.”

The use of non-tributary water for Non-tributary water owners said energy development relieves compe- little about their plans, other than tition between energy development to either confi rm or deny that they and agriculture, but tapping it now would sell the water for energy devel- means it may not be available for opment.

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Person in charge No. of members Phone Title RANK Company Membership Fee Products/Services Website Year founded Boulder Chamber 1,400 Networking opportunities, educational programs, business advocacy support. 303-442-1044 John Tayer 2440 Pearl St. varies www.boulderchamber.com CEO/president 1 Boulder, CO 80302 1905

Fort Collins Area Chamber of Commerce 1,100 Champions the community and region's quality of life and economic vitality through 970-482-3746 David May 225 S. Meldrum St. $450-$10,000 strong business advocacy and collaborative leadership www.fortcollinschamber.com CEO/president 2 Fort Collins, CO 80521 1904

Loveland Chamber of Commerce 745 Education, advocacy, connections, visibility through a prestigious business organization. 970-667-6311 Mindy McCloughan 5400 Stone Creek Circle $400 www.loveland.org president/CEO 3 Loveland, CO 80538 1902

Greeley Chamber of Commerce/ Visit Greeley 700 Promoting the community, leadership development, referral/connection networking 970-352-3566 Sarah Louise MacQuiddy 902 7th Ave. $210 non-profit - $8000 opportunities, business advocacy/represent the interest business with government, and www.greeleychamber.com CEO/president 4 Greeley, CO 80631 Chairman's Circle community promotion. 1919

Longmont Area Chamber of Commerce 700 To promote business success for our members through leadership, advocacy, education 303-776-5295 Kathy Weber-Harding 528 Main St. Base rate: $360 up to 2 and programming. www.longmontchamber.org president/CEO 5 Longmont, CO 80501 fulltime employees 1888

Broomfield Chamber of Commerce 600 Promotions, networking, tourism, business and legislative advocacy, professional 303-466-1775 Jennifer Kerr 2095 W. Sixth Ave., Suite 109 $345 - $3,400 development, economic development, Business Resource Center and satellite location www.broomfieldchamber.com CEO/president 6 Broomfield, CO 80020 for North Metro SBDC. 1975

Louisville Chamber of Commerce 430 Business directory, educational breakfasts/luncheons, networking opportunities, leads 303-666-5747 Ross Bowdy 901 Main St. $225 groups, business showcase, community events. www.louisvillechamber.com president 7 Louisville, CO 80027 1982

Windsor Chamber of Commerce 385 Working to increase exposure and boost brand recognition. 970-686-7189 Michal Connors 421 Main St., Unit A Basic business www.windsorchamber.net executive director 8 Windsor, CO 80550 membership $250 1902

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Person in charge No. of members Phone Title RANK Company Membership Fee Products/Services Website Year founded Evans Area Chamber of Commerce 300 Networking, education, advocacy, visibility 970-330-4204 Michele Jones 2986 W. 29th St., No. 9 $150 www.evanschamber.org executive director 11 Greeley, CO 80631 1984

Carbon Valley Chamber of Commerce 250 Building creative partnerships and developing lasting relationships in order to grow 303-833-5933 Rachel Flutcher 8308 Colorado Blvd., Suite 203 Sliding scale business in the Carbon Valley area. www.carbonvalleychamber.com executive director 12 Firestone, CO 80504 1986

Erie Chamber of Commerce 250 Newsletter, business directory, networking and website; sponsor of Erie Town Fair and 303-828-3440 Elle Cabbage 235 Wells St. $225 Balloon Festival. www.eriechamber.org executive director 13 Erie, CO 80516 1995

Superior Chamber of Commerce 195 Networking opportunities, educational seminars, specialty business groups, community 303-554-0789 Heather Cracraft 122 Williams St. $150 - $3,000 events, outreach to homeowners. www.superiorchamber.com executive director 14 Superior, CO 80027 1998

Berthoud Area Chamber of Commerce 175 Business before hours, business after hours, luncheon, connections club, ribbon 970-532-4200 Deanne Mulvihill 428 Mountain Ave. $195 cuttings, multi-chamber events. ambassador club, and other major events. www.berthoudcolorado.com executive director 15 Berthoud, CO 80513 1907

Johnstown/Milliken Chamber of Commerce 124 Connecting business to the community. 970-587-7042 Tracy Betz 1109 Broad St. $175 www.johnstownmillikenchamber.com president 16 Milliken , CO 80543 1975

Lyons Area Chamber of Commerce 100 Referrals, monthly networking events, Internet and print exposure, directory listings, 303-823-5215 Juli Waugh P.O. Box 426 $180 business contacts, business voice with local government, marketing support, business www.lyons-colorado.com president 17 Lyons, CO 80540 education, mentoring program. 1977

Wellington Area Chamber of Commerce 95 A non-profit organization founded specifically to assist its business members and the 970-568-4133 Walter Lamia 4006 Cleveland Ave. $150 or $250 entire community to grow and prosper. www.wellingtoncoloradochamber.com chairman of chamber board 18 Wellington, CO 80549 of directors 2006 Eaton Area Chamber of Commerce 50 Monthly business meetings, old fashioned Christmas, movie in the park, safe trick or 970-396-8502 Sarah Abeyta P.O. Box 111 $100/year Jan-Dec or treating, Eaton Days Scavenger Hunt www.eatonchamber.com chairperson 19 Eaton, CO 80615 Jul-Jun 2003

Northern Colorado Latino Chamber of 36 Networking opportunities, BLT (business, lunch, training) luncheons, Sam's Club 970-506-4197 Denise Garcia Commerce $35 - $1,950 discounts. www.latinochambergreeley.com president 20 2725 W. 11th Street Road 1990 Greeley, CO 80634 Researched by Kiley Gant

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Price pace of 2013, but the median price increase com- Boulder County 2,642 $335,000 2,436 $350,000 -7.8% 4.5% is up 4.7 percent and the total sales pared with Broomfield County 606 $279,950 574 $318,000 -5.3% 13.6% volume of $2.8 billion is a new six- last year, the Larimer County 3,132 $237,410 3,017 $252,450 -3.7% 6.3% month record. lowest month- Closed sales in June totaled over-month Weld County 2,437 $200,000 2,704 $221,572 11.0% 10.8% 2,030 homes, slightly ahead of increase for the TOTAL/AVG. 8,991 $248,300 8,864 $259,900 -1.4% 4.7% the 1,958 closed in May and year to date. Source: Dave Pettigrew a 2 percent increase over the Weld Coun- 1,990 sold in June of last year. ty continues to Real estate lead the way Dave Pettigrew with double- digit increases in both home sales and the median price. The other three counties have decreases in home sales compared with last year but the median price is up everywhere. To show how complete the recovery has been, the market peaked in 2006 when 8,775 homes were sold in the first six months at a median price of $232,625. The bottom of the market was reached in 2009 with 6,189 sales in the first six months Bryan Cave is proud to and the median price dropped 10 percent to $209,000. We are now back to pre-recession levels support the Energy Summit of sales, and the median price now is almost 25 percent above the 2009 low and 12 percent higher than the 2006 level. Demand for homes is still very high as evidenced by the “days to offer.” The homes that have sold this year were on the market an aver- age of 42 days prior to receiving an offer. This compares with. 55 days last year. The good news is that the inventory of homes for sale continues to increase, with 4,016 currently listed compared with 3,744 last month and less than 3,000 several months ago. We expect a demand of 9,000 homes over the next six months, so the supply is still just 2.67 months when a balanced market is generally considered a six-month supply. To put numbers to it, a six-month supply would be 9,000 active listings compared with the current 4,000 homes listed for sale. This means it is still a scramble for buyers, particularly in the lower price ranges. Assuming we can find enough homes to sell, the totals for 2014 should be in the range of 18,000 homes sold at a median price of perhaps $262,000 for a total market of almost $6 billion. This would compare with the 2013 record of 18,689 sales at a median price of $249,000 and a total bryancave.com | A Global Law Firm market of $5.75 billion. Pam and Dave Pettigrew are local real estate brokers. Contact them at 2700 S. College Ave., Fort Collins 80525, at [email protected] or 970-282-9305. BizWest | www.bcbr.com | www.ncbr.com July 25-Aug. 7, 2014 | 17 on the job ADVERTISING, COMMUNICATIONS She is a member of the International Interior campaign director at United Way of Larimer nity Foundation Serv- Melissa Clark was named senior vice presi- Design Association and the Colorado Green County. The Northern Colorado Business Re- ing Boulder County. dent for media at Boulder-based IMM, an inde- Building Guild. port, predecessor of BizWest, named her to Chris Hazlitt will pendent, full-service digital agency. Her more the 2005 and 2006 Who’s Who in Business, serve as chairman than 14 years of strategic-media and commu- BANKING, FINANCE as a 40 Under 40 nominee in 2006, and as of the board for the nications-planning experience includes serv- Longmont-based accounting firm Brock and a Women of Distinction nominee in 2012 and 2014-2016 term, ing as group media director for The Integer Co. PC promoted certified public accountants 2013. and Leslie Allen is Group and TracyLocke Advertising. Sheila R. Cage, Eric J. Christopher, Sid the new vice-chair. Fahsholtz and David Rossmann to sharehold- Pediatric nurse practitioner Miesha Anderson Andrews worked for Don Scott of Windsor was elected chairman ers of the firm,Michelle Goen to manager, An- joined Pediatric Associates of Northern Colo- advertising and proof the advertising pool of the Colorado Aam- drea Paugh and Kristine Kaufmann to super- rado in Fort Collins. She earned her nursing Hazlitt motion agencies in co Dealers Association. Scott owns Aamco visors and Ann Brookhart to senior accountant. degree from the University of Oklahoma and New York, Chicago Transmission Centers in Fort Collins, Arvada has worked with pediatric teams in Winter and Los Angeles. Howard was marketing man- and Aurora. Don Gaiti of Lafayette was re- EDUCATION Park, Denver, Wisconsin and Arizona. ager for several Boulder County companies, a elected as board secretary and is a co-owner Roger Knoph and Susan Walker joined the senior consultant for the Sterling-Rice Group, of the Aamco Center in Greeley. Also elected to Aims Community College Foundation’s board Dr. Justin Chang, who served more than 15 president of her own consulting firm and execu- the board were Steve Berlau of Centennial as of directors in Greeley. Knoph is president and years as an emergen- tive director of the Davis Phinney Foundation for vice president and Alison Berlau of Westmin- chief executive of En- cy-medicine physi- Parkinson’s. Ramirez is a founding member of ster was re-elected as treasurer. viroTech Services Inc., cian and physician the Latino Task Force of Boulder and program chairman of Upstate leader with Kaiser coordinator for the Community Relations Of- ARCHITECTURE, CONSTRUCTION Colorado and is direc- Permanente’s Colo- fice in the city of Longmont’s Community and Fort Collins-based Neenan Co. added 12 tor of UMB Bank of rado Permanente Neighborhood Resources Division. Sherman, a team members, Colorado. Walker is a Medical Group, will senior adviser for First National Wealth Manage- representing an 8 recently retired admin- become Kaiser’s vice ment in Boulder and metro Denver, has 27 years percent increase in istrator for Weld Coun- president for resource of experience in the financial services industry. its workforce since ty School District 6. stewardship and hos- Smith is a retired financial adviser with Edward January. Jim Mat- Jones, where he worked for 16 years. Hazlitt is a pital services, con- Chang tern was hired as ENGINEERING Payne tracting and relations. technology and emerging companies law part- superintendent, An- MWH, the Broom- ner in the Boulder office of Bryan Cave LLP. drew Garside as field-based strategic Neurologist Brian Kaiser has joined University preconstruction consulting, techni- of Colorado Health manager, Stephany cal engineering and Neurology in Fort construction services Jirkovsky and Ryan Mattern Collins. Kaiser treats Daniel as project firm, promoted three most neurological engineers, Jen- employees based conditions and of- nifer Marley and at company head- fers advanced diag- Maureen Sinon as quarters – Thomas nostic and treatment project coordina- Payne, Alfred Cirelli technology for disor- tors, Jacob Beck and Alison White – ders of the nervous to vice presidents. as architectural job Cirelli system, including captain, Carlos Vil- Payne, vice president strokes and neuro- Pounds Hawkins Kaiser lar as construction and treasurer, has 11 muscular diseases. management intern, years of experience Kaiser completed his Kimberley Hartke with MWH and more residency at the University of California, Irvine as interior-design Garside than 24 years of trea- and earned his medical degree from Michigan intern, and Seth sury and banking ex- State University. He also served as a flight sur- Clark, Sarah Hois- perience. Cirelli, vice geon for the United States Air Force from 2008 tad and Ana Bah- president for global to 2011. rani as architectural taxes, joined MWH in interns. Mattern re- 2013 and has more INSURANCE turns to Neenan with than 20 years of Greeley-based Flood and Peterson Insurance 33 years of experi- multinational corpo- White Agency Inc. added shareholder Brett Kemp ence in the construc- rate tax experience to its board of directors and named him leader Lacy Martin tion industry. as well as structur- of the agency’s office in Fort Collins. Kemp has ing cross-border transactions to minimize the more than 20 years of business and leadership The board of directors of the Lafayette-based David Amalong worldwide tax burden while providing other experience. Prior to joining Flood and Peter- Imagine! Foundation re-elected Walt Pounds, a joined the Boulder Jirkovsky financial and operational benefits. White, vice son, Kemp held a number of leadership posi- business consultant from Boulder, for his second office of architecture president and internal audit director, joined tions at FiberLok, Eli Lilly and Menasha Corp. year as board president. Three new members firm Stantec (NYSE, MWH in 2010 with 12 years of internal and ex- Kemp also served in the United States Air Force joined the board for the 2015-2018 term: Katie TSX: STN) as a com- ternal audit experience. for eight years. Kemp will continue to focus on Hawkins of Longmont, director of client and munity development property and casualty insurance, while leading a recruitment services at Talentrust; communica- principal. He has GOVERNMENT team of specialists in employee benefits, surety tions consultant Priscilla Slocum Lacy of Louis- more than 26 years Debby Morgan, Larimer County public and corporate retirement planning. ville; and Janet Martin of Boulder, who is retired of industry experi- trustee, was elected 2014/2015 president of from Communication Arts (now Stantec) and is ence in master-plan- the Public Trustees Association of Colorado. a design business consultant. The nonprofit also ning large-scale ur- Morgan, a certified public accountant, was ap- hired Patti Micklin as the foundation’s executive ban design projects. pointed by the governor to her trustee position director. Micklin previously was director of Devel- He previously was in 2007 and reappointed in 2011. She previ- Amalong opment at Via Mobility Services in Boulder. vice president for a ously served as public trustee from 1995 to global design firm 1999. The public trustees in each of Colorado’s Chuck Levine of Estes Park is new board where he led several major projects, including 64 counties process documents pertaining to chairman for United Way of Larimer County for 1601 Wewatta, a mixed-use office building in foreclosures of deeds of trust and releases of the 2014-15 fiscal year.Justin Davis of Wells the Union Station neighborhood in Denver. At deeds of trust. Fargo, Tepi Hanson of Center Partners, Kathy Stantec, he is leading the urban design for a Jack-Romero of the Fort Collins Coloradoan, Andrews Howard 17-acre project within the Boulder Transit Vil- HEALTH CARE Donna Smith of the Neenan Co. and Bonnie lage and providing station design leadership Dawn Paepke replaced Mary Atchison as Clipper of Medical Center of the Rockies in for Denver’s North Metro Rail Line project. community relations Loveland joined the board. leader for the North- Boulder-based Workshop 8 hired Kate Van ern Colorado service REAL ESTATE Sluyter to lead of its area of Kaiser Per- Lissa Johnson joined C3 Real Estate in Love- interior-design de- manente, the largest land as a broker associate. She has more than partment. Van Sluyter not-for-profit health 15 years of experience in the Northern Colo- earned a bachelor’s plan in Colorado. rado and North Denver real estate and com- degree in fine arts She previously led mercial lending markets, and recently worked from the University events and managed in the United Kingdom and Japan. of Colorado-Boulder staff and volunteers Ramirez Sherman at the Loveland- and graduated from Paepke Deadline to submit items for On the Job is three the Rocky Mountain based McKee Medi- weeks prior to publication of each biweekly is- College of Art and cal Center Founda- NONPROFIT sue. Mail to Editor, BizWest Media LLC, 1790 tion, served as advertising and marketing Dee Andrews, Amy Howard, Carmen Design summa cum Van Sluyter 30th St., Suite 300, Boulder, CO 80301; or laude with an empha- director of the Rocky Mountain Chronicle, Ramirez, Alden Sherman and TK Smith email to [email protected] with On the sis in green design. development director for KRFC-FM 88.9 and joined the board of trustees of The Commu- Job in the subject line. 18 | July 25-Aug. 7, 2014 BizWest | www.bcbr.com | www.ncbr.com Time Out

courtesy Greeley Chamber of Commerce Liz Weiman, general manager of the Tilted Kilt in Greeley, left, chats with Colette Pitcher, owner of Showcase Art Center, at a June 26 Business After Hours event hosted by the 10th Street branch of Community Banks of Colorado in Greeley.

Courtesy Sandberg Photography From left, Project Self-Sufficiency executive director Mary Carraher joined support- ers Carol Ann and Gary Hixon, past board president Diane Knight and board president Cindy Bragdon, at an annual donor appreciation event that was held June 26 in the Hixons’ gardens in Fort Collins and celebrated the work of Loveland-based PS-S to improve the lives of single parents and their children.

Julie Constance / BizWest Participants in the sixth annual BizFit Challenge gather June 27 at Work Out West in Greeley for a kickoff event and boot camp. Sponsored by BizWest Media and Kaiser Permanente along with Work Out West and the Miramont fitness centers in Fort Collins and Loveland, the challenge includes 35 corporate teams that are competing to improve their overall health within a three-month period.

courtesy Greeley Chamber of Commerce Diane Nelson, left, of Exodus Moving and Storage meets Malika Brown Mullin of Senior Resource Services at a June 26 Greeley Chamber of Commerce Business After Hours event.

courtesy Greeley Chamber of Commerce Blake Lucio of Coyote’s Southwestern Grill, left, meets Randy Andrade of MetLife at a June 26 Business After Hours event held at Community Banks of Colorado’s 10th Street branch in Greeley.

courtesy Greeley Chamber of Commerce Marla DeJohn of Bartels & Co. certified public accountants, left, joins Judy Kron of The Success Foundation Serving Greeley-Evans Schools at a June 26 Business After Hours event. Courtesy Better Business Bureau Suzi Stolte, left, associate vice president for communications and public relations at Pinnacol Assurance, joins Pam King, president and chief executive of the Bet- Submit your event Email your event photos to Dallas Heltzell, ter Business Bureau Serving Northern Colorado and Wyoming, and Pinnacol chief photos for BizWest’s [email protected]. Include executive Phil Kalin at a BBB leadership breakfast held July 10 at Embassy Suites complete identification of individuals as well in Loveland. Kalin spoke about the long-term outlook for workers’-compensation Time Out page! as name, date and place of the event. insurance in Colorado. BizWest | www.bcbr.com | www.ncbr.com July 25-Aug. 7, 2014 | 19 briefcase

BRIEFS The in-house interior design team at Fort Col- Systems division based in Louisville, com- PRODUCT UPDATE The Harmony Foundation addiction treat- lins-based Blue Ocean Enterprises received pleted the acquisition of Madison, Wis.-based Boulder-based UniversityParent published a ment center, at 1600 Fish Hatchery Road in a Crystal Award from the Colorado chapter of Orbital Technologies Corp., or ORBITEC, as “Guide to Supporting Your Student’s Fresh- Estes Park, broke ground July 18 on a new the American Society of Interior Designers in a wholly owned subsidiary. man Year,” which gathers advice from more health-center building on its campus. the “Commercial, Over 20,000 Square Feet” than a dozen higher-education and student-life category. The award recognized the team’s de- Colorado Springs-based Bethesda Senior experts who are in some cases parents them- CLOSINGS sign of Canyon Place, the newest addition to the Living Communities bought the Park Re- selves. The guide, organized by the seasons Michigan-based Lamar Construction, which campus of its subsidiary, protective case maker gency assisted-living apartments in Loveland leading up and into the first year of college, ad- had an office in Loveland and several projects Otter Products LLC, in downtown Fort Collins. for $17.2 million. Bethesda, operating as BSLC dresses everything from making a budget and underway in Northern Colorado, ceased op- Loveland LLC, purchased the 111-unit assist- understanding financial aid to navigating the erations, leaving about 70 in Colorado without Performance Enhancements Inc., a family- ed-living property at 1875 Fall River Drive from changing parent-child relationship. The guide jobs and some local subcontractors without owned information technology consulting firm Park Regency LLC, founded by Jerry Bootzin will be offered at college bookstores and ori- payment for work completed. However, Curt based in Boulder, attained Microsoft’s Gold and Steve Cersonsky in 2005. The complex, entations or through universityparent.com or Brinker and Lafe Herrick, former Lamar project Communications competency, placing it in the built by McWhinney in 2006, is located behind Amazon.com. managers, started Evergreen Industrial Ltd. top 1 percent of Microsoft’s partner ecosystem. the Centerra Marketplace. In June, Bethesda and took over work on a 12,500-square-foot expanded its Collinwood Memory Care Neigh- Fort Collins-based OtterBox introduced its building being built for Denver-based Bill Bar- The Colorado Department of Transporta- borhood at 5055 S. Lemay Ave. in Fort Collins Symmetry Series of protective cases for rett Corp., helping keep that project on track. tion’s response to the historic 2013 flooding from 14 to 30 apartments. electronic devices in a limited-edition “Brazil- The building is at the intersection of Colorado was honored by the Western Association of ian Pop!” design created in collaboration with Highway 392 and Weld County Road 33 be- State Highway & Transportation Officials dur- MOVES Project Runway judge Nina Garcia. tween Windsor and Greeley. ing its annual meeting in Albuquerque, N.M. Two months after email delivery and transac- CDOT’s flood response won for medium-sized tion company SendGrid Inc. expanded into Longmont-based Dot Hill Systems Corp. (Nas- Fort Collins-based Verus Bank of Commerce projects ($26 million to $199 million) in the a new headquarters in Boulder, it moved its daq: HILL), a supplier of enterprise-class storage will close its branch at 102 E. 29th St. in Loveland Quality of Life/Community Development cat- Southern California presence from Anaheim to systems, announced availability of its Assured- in September, because of what bank chief ex- egory. downtown Orange. SAN 3004 lineup, the newest storage arrays ecutive Gerard Nalezny called its close proximity based on the company’s RAID architecture. to the bank’s Fort Collins branch, a lease window Residence Two at Midtown in Denver, designed OPENINGS and overall reduced use of bricks-and-mortar by Boulder-based DTJ Design, won the Grand ARC Abatement Inc., a company based in Fort Collins-based Ampt LLC released a new bank branches nationwide. No staff reductions Award for Best Single-Family Detached Home Waco, Texas, that specializes in testing for and String Optimizer, a DC power converter with will be made, and all employees from the Love- under 2,000 square feet at the Pacific Coast removing asbestos, lead, mold and mildew, multiple maximum power-point tracking and land branch will relocate to work in Fort Collins. Builders Conference in San Francisco. DTJ’s leased 7,526 square feet of flex space at 7180 output voltage and current limits to optimize Lushan West Sea Golf Club in Nanchang, 117th Ave. in Broomfield from Redball Invest- system design and maximize performance of KUDOS China, won an Award of Merit for Best Inter- ments LLC and will open an office there. The large-scale photovoltaic systems. Brian Thomas, chief executive of Fort Collins- national Commercial and Special Use Project. company will subcontract the testing work in based Otter Products LLC, which makes Ot- Colorado, but an initial crew of 10 workers will Boulder-based Tech X Corp. released VSim 7, terBox protective cases for electronic devices, Fort Collins-based Heath Construction re- provide the rest of the services. The plan is to an electromagnetic time domain three-dimen- was named Mid-Market CEO of the Year for ceived a Beyond Business Award from Reali- serve all of Colorado, southern Wyoming and sional solver with particle and plasma simula- 2014 by CEO Connection, a membership- ties For Children, which provides emergency western Nebraska from the office and employ tion capabilities. It uses a package model to only organization for C-level executives. The services for abused and at-risk Larimer County up to 50 workers in a couple of years. customize the physics engine. New in this re- awards honor individuals and companies children. Heath’s support of Realities began in lease is VMesh, a mesh generator that makes between $100 million and $3 billion in annual 2005, when employees designed and built the Loveland-based Schlosser Signs Inc. opened gridding up complex geometry faster and revenue, with nominations vetted through an first NightLights steel Christmas tree, the focal a 7,000-square-foot facility at 755 Vallejo St. in easier. VSim 7 now supports STEP CAD files in application process incorporating the opinions point for Realities’ largest annual fundraising Denver, near Interstate 25 and Sixth Avenue. addition to the STL and VTK formats. of academic, media and business leaders, ac- event. cording to a release. Thomas will be honored Oct. 20 at the Wharton School at the University Longmont-based First Nations Development of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. Institute was awarded Charity Navigator’s four-star rating for a third straight year in a row Zenith Motors LLC, based in Crestview Hills, in recognition of its sound fiscal management Copiers & IT Services Ky., received a Certificate of Conformity from and commitment to accountability and trans- the federal Environmental Protection Agency parency. for its all-electric commercial van, powered by for your business PowerPhase Pro 135 electric motors and con- Robin Reid of Colorado State University re- trollers built by Longmont-based UQM Tech- ceived the 2014 Michael P. Malone Internation- www.allcopyproducts.com nologies Inc. (NYSE: UQM). al Leadership Award for her career of signifi- cant contributions to advancing international * A growth system that can produce thin solar education at public and land-grant institutions. • Copiers, Printers, Wide Format Printers cells quickly and at low cost, and an ultra-ef- Reid was one of three recipients of the Malone o • Low Volume to High Volume ficient supercomputer platform – both devel- Award, which is sponsored by the Association 5 • Toner and Printer Supply Service and Sales oped or advanced by the federal Department of Public and Land-grant Universities. Reid re- 252 toner or ink • Print management programs of Energy’s Golden-based National Renew- ceived the award during a ceremony at APLU’s able Energy Laboratory and its partners 2014 Commission on International Initiatives – were named among this year’s most signif- summer meeting July 14 in Berkeley, Calif. www.acpitsolutions.com icant innovations by R&D Magazine. The projects were done along with Crystal Solar and MERGERS & ACQUISITIONS • IT Services ranging from on-site installation FREE Hewlett-Packard, respectively. Sierra Nevada Corp., which has its Space Netw ** and repair to monitoring and maintenance or • Scanning and storage services Systemk Analy nonprofit network • Document management and work ow sis software GOOD DEEDS lenge in May and June to benefit the nonprofit • Fax server software Odell Brewing Co. in Fort Collins is giving Community Food Share in Louisville. Partici- $100,000 to Colorado State University’s pating companies included Amgen Inc., Ball authorized dealer for Fermentation Science and Technology pro- Aerospace & Technologies/Ball Corp., Bro- gram. The gift will be used primarily for equip- cade Communications, CableLabs, Cardinal ping the university’s new brewing lab in the Peak, Complete Energy Services-Rockies former Early Childhood Center in the Gifford Division, Corden Pharma Colorado, Covidi- Building, according to CSU. The gift, which is en, Encision Inc., The Hain-Celestial Group, being donated through the Community Foun- Level 3 Communications Inc., McKesson, dation of Northern Colorado, is a combined Micro Motion, NextFoods Inc. PANalytical contribution from the brewery and Doug and Boulder, ParTech, Re/Max of Boulder, Rose- 5 97 Colorado Owned and operated 1 Wynne Odell. In April, Anheuser-Busch Cos. mount DP Flow Design and Operations, Safe e c n Inc. donated $250,000 to the program. Systems, Training Peaks and The WhiteWave i Fort Collins (970) 203-3735 S Foods Co. Awards were presented to the win-

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Loveland from 2 pany that has a presence in Northern land is serious, and we are serious. for veterans there, he said. county building and the high-tech Colorado has expressed interest in We will work together on this.” “We are going to build our own company. anchoring the north end of the proj- Donnelly said the county needs building, but we don’t feel we are “If the high-tech company does ect. new office space because its opera- part of this bigger development,” come online, that could change the County commissioner Tom Don- tions have outgrown the space it has Donnelly said. “I’m sure we will talk designs and scope of the project,” nelly, who represents District 3, on Sixth Street, and because the with the Michaels Development Puffer said. which includes Loveland, expects building is 55 years old. Co., but we aren’t obligated to use Michaels Development, based the county building will cost about “There’s not enough room, there them.” in Marlton, N.J., has been around $15 million. He said there is $9 is no dedicated parking and the The county has hired Fort Col- for 40 years and its core business is million in the county’s construction building is not energy efficient. lins-based The Architects’ Studio developing affordable housing for fund that can be used, and the rest Maintenance on the old building is for $176,745 to develop a design and the workforce, military and stu- would come from the county’s gen- costly,” Donnelly said. determine how the space could be dents. eral fund. Donnelly said after the The county would move the configured. “We are in 35 states, and we city acquires the land, the county offices of the clerk and recorder, wanted to set up a beachhead in and city may swap land in Loveland. health and environment, and human 150 apartments Colorado,” Puffer said. “We thought “We don’t have an intergovern- services to the new building. It also Puffer said Michaels Develop- this would be a good project to do mental agreement in place, yet,” would move its Workforce Center ment is working on designs for a that.” Donnelly said. “But the city of Love- (on Fourth Street) and offer services 150-unit apartment complex, the The vision The South Catalyst Project is one of three the city embraced about four years ago as part of its Vision Book, a plan to revitalize downtown. The North Catalyst Project was completed in June with the opening of Gallery Flats at 585 N. Lincoln Ave., a five-story, 66-unit luxury apartment building constructed by Two great national companies Brinkman Partners. The other catalyst project, called One strong local relationship the Museum Expansion, at a site along Fifth Street, is on hold. The city had gone forward with propos- als, but tabled the idea because of lack of funds. “We didn’t have the capital funds, and the city didn’t want to run a museum,” Scholl said. The city also wants to buy three parcels along Fourth Street north of the South Catalyst Project, for future development, and the money to buy those is included in the $6.25 million appropriation, Scholl said. DISTINCTIVEDoug Storum can be reached at 303- 630-1959, 970-416-7369 or dstorum@ HOMESbcbr.com. OF THE BOULDER VALLEY DISTINCTIVE HOMES OF THE BOULDER VALLEY Pictured Above (left to right): Paul Z. Watkins, Sr. Business Relationship Manager - Wells Fargo Bank; Eric Adams, Market President - Wells Fargo Bank; Rob Graves, Co- DISTINCTIVE HOMES Founder - Noosa Yoghurt; Wade Groetsch, Chief Operating Officer - Noosa Yoghurt OF THE BOULDER VALLEY

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Borrower: Avondua Borrower: Kendall Debtor: Robert Debtor: Kevan Bankruptcies Foreclosures Judgments Y & Marvin Cullins, 1065 L & Bobbie L Elliott, 5319 Desterhouse, Davidson, Credi- Hemlock Way, Broomfield. Moonlight Bay Dr, Windsor. Creditor: Colo St Revenue. tor: Colo St Revenue. Applications for bankruptcy Includes notices of election Judgments constitute de- Lender: Wells Fargo Bank, Lender: Keybank, Amount Amount: $975.0. Case Amount: $281.0. Case protection are filed with the and demand filed by credi- cisions by a court of law Amount Due: $148606. Due: $42962. Case #36090. #D-D72010cv801905. Date: #D-D72012cv803541. Date: U.S. Bankruptcy Court in tors alleging default on a against an individual or Case #5709. 6/28/2014 7/8/2014 6/25/2014 6/25/2014 Denver. Chapter 7 denotes debt. Foreclosures are not corporation for payment of Larimer County Borrower: Joy M Debtor: Bradford J Debtor: Kevan filings made for liquidation. final until a Public Trustee’s monetary damages. Romero, 4286 Carlyle Ln, Pappas, Creditor: Colo St Davidson, Credi- Chapter 11 indicates filings Deed has been issued. Borrower: Ronald J & Wellington. Lender: Bank Revenue. Amount: $7906.0. tor: Colo St Revenue. Warranty Deeds Rhonda K Waters, 1372 Big America, Amount Due: Case #D-D72012cv803473. Amount: $5824.0. Case for reorganization. Chapter $144165. Case #36091. Date: 6/25/2014 #D-D72013cv800179. Date: State Tax Liens Transfers property while Thompson Canyon R #B 13 indicates filings that en- 4, Loveland. Lender: Green 7/8/2014 6/25/2014 Judgments filed against guaranteeing a clear title Tree Servicing Llc, Amount Debtor: Gail L Mund, able petitioners to pay off Creditor: Colo St Revenue. assets of individuals or free of any encumbrances Due: $91463. Case #33355. Borrower: William Debtor: Carlotta their creditors over three to 6/25/2014 Thomas Ii Hesser, 1690 Box Amount: $6098.0. Case G Barrsmith, businesses with delinquent that are not listed on the Prairie Cir, Loveland. Lend- #D-D72011cv805789. Date: Creditor: Colo St Revenue. five years. taxes. deed. Borrower: Shawn M & er: Nationstar Mortgage 6/25/2014 Amount: $7743.39. Case Shelly M Starner, 386 Gyp- Llc, Amount Due: $153887. #D-D72010cv800911. Date: This information is obtained from SKLD Information Services. sum Ct, Loveland. Lender: Case #36092. 7/8/2014 Debtor: Gail L Mund, 6/25/2014 Metropolitan Life Insurance Creditor: Colo St Revenue. Co, Amount Due: $152852. Borrower: Kevin A & Amount: $386.0. Case Debtor: Perryn D Case #33356. 6/25/2014 Carrie L Briggs, 525 City #D-D72012cv801426. Date: & Alice C Gordon, Park Ave, Fort Collins. 6/25/2014 Creditor: Colo St Revenue. Bankruptcies Sheila Heather Eliz Charles Gordon Michael Donavon Borrower: Carolyn S Lender: Bank America, Amount: $701.0. Case Boulder County Bergstedt, 1902 E 16th Hermann, 4240 Ecr Potter, 2212 Deer Trail Baldassare, 2471 Cinnabar Amount Due: $138226. Debtor: Gail L Mund, #D-D72010cv801842. Date: Avenue, Broomfield; Case 66, Wellington; Case Creek Drive, Brighton; Case Creditor: Colo St Revenue. Chapter 7 Ct, Loveland. Lender: Green Case #36342. 7/9/2014 6/25/2014 #2014-19209, Date Filed: #2014-19456, Date Filed: #2014-19376, Date Filed: Tree Servicing Llc, Amount Amount: $343.0. Case 7/3/2014 7/10/2014 7/9/2014 #D-D72012cv803290. Date: Debtor: Per- Kerry J Larkin, 3030 Due: $175914. Case Weld County #33788. 6/26/2014 6/25/2014 ryn D Gordon, Oneal Parkway Apt M39, Pamela S Shanna- Larimer County Charlie Baker, 452 Borrower: Antonio & Creditor: Colo St Revenue. Boulder; Case #2014- hansturgon, 1827 Laurel, Eaton; Case #2014- Borrower: Dirk Rosenda Ramirez, 2215 A Debtor: Jeffrey J & Amount: $1144.57. Case 19133, Date Filed: 7/2/2014 Chapter 7 Cambridge Court, Loveland; 19386, Date Filed: 7/9/2014 Huntington, 355 Cedar Dr, St, Greeley. Lender: Wells Elizabeth Tarpley, #D-D72010cv802629. Date: Case #2014-19471, Date David Michael Smith, Lyons. Lender: Ocwen Loan Fargo Bk, Amount Due: Creditor: Colo St Revenue. 6/25/2014 Michael Christian Filed: 7/10/2014 Misty L Vieyra, 633 Amount: $5338.0. Case K aferly, 6831 Frying 2930 Mountain Lion Dr # Servicing Llc, Amount Due: $147181. Case #4026373. 101, Loveland; Case #2014- Rio Rancho Way, Brighton; $206552. Case #33789. 6/27/2014 #D-D72012cv804091. Date: Debtor: Per- Pan Rd, Boulder; Case Randall Meyers, 19093, Date Filed: 7/2/2014 Case #2014-19394, Date 6/26/2014 6/25/2014 ryn D Gordon, #2014-19215, Date Filed: 1032 Pinnacle Pl, Fort Col- Filed: 7/9/2014 Borrower: Timothy S Creditor: Colo St Revenue. 7/3/2014 lins; Case #2014-19474, Elizabeth Louise Borrower: Jennifer Ortega, Mult Prop, . Lender: Debtor: Jeffrey J & Amount: $8708.33. Case Date Filed: 7/10/2014 Katharine Lenore Elizabeth Tarpley, #D-D72010cv800100. Date: Jessie Daniel Ker- Alvarez, 540 E 1st St, Langel, 64 Main St, Red Guaranty Bk Trust Co, Loveland; Case #2014- Krueger, 1310 27th Feather Lakes. Lender: Amount Due: $53105. Case Creditor: Colo St Revenue. 6/25/2014 stiens, 10910 Turner Daniel E Mcmillen, Avenue, Greeley; Case Amount: $1613.0. Case Blvd #2, Longmont; Case 19095, Date Filed: 7/2/2014 Green Tree Servicing Llc, #4026374. 6/27/2014 1700 Laporte Ave Lot 4, Fort #2014-19395, Date Filed: #D-D72014cv800587. Date: Debtor: Jeff E #2014-19228, Date Filed: Amount Due: $132956. Collins; Case #2014-19475, 7/9/2014 6/25/2014 Fountain, Credi- 7/4/2014 Pamela Jean Nail, Case #33790. 6/26/2014 Borrower: Eric D & 4419 Sunknoll Dr, Loveland; Date Filed: 7/10/2014 Carmen L Robinson, 4316 tor: Colo St Revenue. Richard Leroy Debtor: Wesley Law- Amount: $8151.06. Case Emmanuel Ansah Case #2014-19096, Date Borrower: Robert H Paintbrush Dr, Evans. James Everett Gomez, 1706 31st Ave, rence, Creditor: Colo St #D-D72011cv805618. Date: Boansi, 1751 Meadow Filed: 7/2/2014 Stuart, 27 Magic Ln, Bell- Lender: Bk New York Mel- Bruce Latta, 1312 Lory Greeley; Case #2014- vue. Lender: Pacific Union lon Trust Co, Amount Due: Revenue. Amount: $199.0. 6/25/2014 St Apt A, Longmont; Case Street, Fort Collins; Case 19423, Date Filed: 7/9/2014 Case #D-D72012cv804078. #2014-19261, Date Filed: Tonya Bontrager, Financial Llc, Amount Due: $131735. Case #4026375. #2014-19481, Date Filed: Date: 6/25/2014 Debtor: Jeff E Foun- 7/4/2014 5013 Whitewood Ct, Fort $220570. Case #34293. 6/27/2014 Collins; Case #2014-19112, 7/11/2014 Christopher Brad- 6/28/2014 tain, Creditor: Colo St ley Schneider, 336 Debtor: Wesley Law- Revenue. Amount: $367.0. Tracy Lynn Keller, Date Filed: 7/2/2014 Borrower: Stanley L Jennifer Rebecca Ricker Lane, Johnstown; rence, Creditor: Colo St Case #D-D72013cv801510. 951 Champion Cir, Long- Borrower: Kristel R Ii Noorlander, 1588 Con- Joshua C Kerson, Unruh, 813 Cherry St Case #2014-19509, Date Jansen, 3901 Heatherwood estoga Trl, Fort Lupton. Revenue. Amount: $275.0. Date: 6/25/2014 mont; Case #2014-19292, Unit A, Fort Collins; Case Filed: 7/11/2014 Case #D-D72013cv800100. Date Filed: 7/4/2014 2814 West Vine Drive, Fort Cir, Johnstown. Lender: Lender: Colo Housing Fin Collins; Case #2014-19117, #2014-19513, Date Filed: Bank America, Amount Due: Authority, Amount Due: Date: 6/25/2014 Debtor: Amelia 7/11/2014 Gilmartin, Credi- Jess Lee Horn, 1303 Date Filed: 7/2/2014 Chapter 13 $202628. Case #34376. $164892. Case #4026615. Debtor: Stephen A tor: Colo St Revenue. Grays Peak Drive, Long- 6/28/2014 6/28/2014 Webb, Creditor: Colo St Amount: $8367.0. Case mont; Case #2014-19303, Kristi Dawn Down- Chapter 13 Nicholas Farrel 627 Foxtail Way, Frank A Revenue. Amount: $1203.0. #D-D72012cv800802. Date: Date Filed: 7/4/2014 ing, 3036 Garrett Drive, Spirek, Borrower: Borrower: Mel C Jr Fort Collins; Case #2014- Kevin S Lamar, 1415 Windsor; Case #2014- & Irene B Montano, 429 Sandoval, 880 E 20th Street Case #D-D72013cv801588. 6/25/2014 19178, Date Filed: 7/3/2014 Elder Ct, Loveland. Lender: Date: 6/25/2014 Ricardo Garcia, 2450 19154, Date Filed: 7/2/2014 Cranberry Court, Fort Col- Rd, Greeley. Lender: Bk Us Bank, Amount Due: Debtor: Michael Airport Road, Longmont; lins; Case #2014-19151, Am, Amount Due: $112713. Carol Lynne Her- $168796. Case #34655. Debtor: Michael J Gianoplus, Credi- Case #2014-19310, Date Jessica L Moranty, Date Filed: 7/2/2014 Case #4026616. 6/28/2014 son, Po Box 27, Frederick; 7/1/2014 G Mcgowan, Credi- tor: Colo St Revenue. Filed: 7/8/2014 2024 West Plum Street Apt 2, Fort Collins; Case #2014- Whitney M Dwyer, Case #2014-19430, Date Borrower: Marnell tor: Colo St Revenue. Amount: $6773.38. Case Filed: 7/9/2014 Borrower: William Jef- Amount: $4261.18. Case #D-D72010cv800541. Date: Ellen R Hatfield, 19191, Date Filed: 7/3/2014 2451 South Timberline Shaffer, 77 Shenandoah frey & Mechelle Cross, 4282 #D-D72011cv804690. Date: 6/25/2014 4246 Lee Hill Drive, Boulder; Road, Fort Collins; Case Way, Lochbuie. Lender: Salvador Jr Men- Alder Creek Ln, Wellington. 6/25/2014 Case #2014-19330, Date Kimberly Jean #2014-19375, Date Filed: Morgan Stanley Abs Capital doza, Po Box 481, Ault; Lender: Bank America, Debtor: Benjamin J Filed: 7/8/2014 Abramsfox, 1024 7/9/2014 I I, Amount Due: $144222. Oxford Ln Unit 62, Fort Case #2014-19443, Date Amount Due: $279747. Case #4026617. 6/28/2014 Debtor: Michael Searl, Creditor: Colo St Collins; Case #2014-19192, John C Gieser, 1126 Filed: 7/10/2014 Case #34656. 7/1/2014 G Mcgowan, Credi- Revenue. Amount: $1682.0. Sara Woodworth, tor: Colo St Revenue. Case #D-D72011cv805547. 1718 Emery Street, Long- Date Filed: 7/3/2014 Argento, Fort Collins; Case Borrower: Joe J & Borrower: Page L & Amount: $3835.0. Case Date: 6/25/2014 mont; Case #2014-19381, #2014-19397, Date Filed: Foreclosures Viola Hernandez, 1519 Kara Lynne English, Kimberly A Schartow, 450 #D-D72013cv800307. Date: Date Filed: 7/9/2014 7/9/2014 Boulder County Broad St, Milliken. Lender: 1901 Avery Court, Fort Col- Huntington Hills Dr, Fort Fed Natl Mtg Assoc, 6/25/2014 Debtor: Benjamin J lins; Case #2014-19217, Collins. Lender: Lsf8 Master Searl, Creditor: Colo St Roy Allen Krughoff, Weld County Amount Due: $59886. Case Date Filed: 7/3/2014 Borrower: Ryan R Participation Trus, Amount Debtor: Michael Revenue. Amount: $1897.0. 2417 Willow Creek Dr, Boul- #4027486. 7/2/2014 Chapter 7 & Maria L Mcpeak, 2205 Due: $383284. Case G Mcgowan, Credi- Case #D-D72014cv800433. der; Case #2014-19399, Smith Dr, Longmont. Ronald Paul Buch- #34657. 7/1/2014 Borrower: Troy Gaines, tor: Colo St Revenue. Date: 6/25/2014 Date Filed: 7/9/2014 Frank Oliva Sosa, Lender: Colonial National holtz, 4184 Lost Canyon 1104 25th Ave, Greeley. Amount: $343.0. Case 3113 17th Avenue, Greeley; Mortgage, Amount Due: Dr, Loveland; Case #2014- Borrower: Carol L Lender: Bk New York Mel- #D-D72014cv800654. Date: Debtor: Benjamin J Harry Russell Jr Case #2014-19092, Date $216980. Case #3386932. 19225, Date Filed: 7/4/2014 Kelly, 908 21st St Sw, lon, Amount Due: $95871. 6/25/2014 Searl, Creditor: Colo St Williamee, 3304 County Filed: 7/2/2014 6/24/2014 Loveland. Lender: Wells Revenue. Amount: $1811.0. Road 7, Erie; Case #2014- Case #4027487. 7/2/2014 Kristine Ann Land- Fargo Bank, Amount Due: Debtor: Michael G & Case #D-D72014cv800420. 19413, Date Filed: 7/9/2014 Joseph Carl Wag- Borrower: Dorothy ers, 515 Cora Pl, Love- $146324. Case #34658. Borrower: Luis Felipe Cherie R Mcgowan, Date: 6/25/2014 ner, Pob 981, Frederick; E Everett, 1554 Aster Ct, land; Case #2014-19246, 7/1/2014 & Heidi M Sorzano, 333 Creditor: Colo St Revenue. Jeananne Dodson, Case #2014-19101, Date Superior. Lender: Nationstar Date Filed: 7/4/2014 10th St, Windsor. Lender: Amount: $1534.0. Case Debtor: Mat- Po Box 1638, Lyons; Case Filed: 7/2/2014 Mortgage Llc, Amount Due: Borrower: Freddy T Jr #D-D72014cv800498. Date: thew E Wasden, #2014-19431, Date Filed: $319844. Case #3386933. Robert G & Claudene Mark Allen Hammer, & Kari G Nelson, 4162 Balsa A Starck, Amount Due: 6/25/2014 Creditor: Colo St Revenue. 7/9/2014 Mary Kaye Whit- 6/24/2014 Po Box 866, Wellington; Ct, Loveland. Lender: Wells $242037. Case #4027631. Amount: $6300.73. Case tington, 4925 Barron Case #2014-19275, Date Fargo Bank, Amount Due: 7/2/2014 Debtor: William A & #D-D72010cv801700. Date: David B Marx, 1106 Filed: 7/4/2014 Circle, Firestone; Case Borrower: Lynn R $222932. Case #34659. Dolores A Scheetz, 6/25/2014 Frontier Drive, Longmont; #2014-19106, Date Filed: Hurst, 1630 Redwood Ave, 7/1/2014 Creditor: Colo St Revenue. Boulder. Lender: Wells Borrower: Travis Case #2014-19486, Date Marc Jason Miller, 7/2/2014 Amount: $7523.0. Case Debtor: Jeffrey R Filed: 7/11/2014 Fargo Bank Na Trustee, James & Jennif Hembree, 4074 Buffalo Mountain Dr, Borrower: Stephen M 345 Laurel Ave, Eaton. #D-D72013cv800353. Date: Hoag, Creditor: Colo St Rachel Marlene Amount Due: $287026. Loveland; Case #2014- & Jeanne A Harms, 2301 Lender: Bk New York Mel- 6/25/2014 Revenue. Amount: $429.0. Espinosa, 3378 Blue- Case #3387249. 6/25/2014 Chapter 13 19283, Date Filed: 7/4/2014 S County Road 3 E, Fort lon, Amount Due: $130683. Case #D-D72013cv801492. grass Cir, Evans; Case Collins. Lender: Us Bank, Case #4027632. 7/2/2014 Debtor: Steve G Date: 6/25/2014 Dulcinea Her- Thomas Vandyke Jr #2014-19128, Date Filed: Borrower: Lawrence Amount Due: $788391. Formby, Creditor: Colo St S Mertes, 565 Timber Ln, rera, 118 E Saint Clair King, 737 S Lemay Ave 7/2/2014 Case #35071. 7/2/2014 Revenue. Amount: $2999.0. Debtor: Jeffrey R Boulder. Lender: Wells Borrower: Joseph Avenue, Longmont; Case B4 #118, Fort Collins; Case L Vieyra, 508 Campbell, Case #D-D72011cv805088. Hoag, Creditor: Colo James Jr Solomon, Fargo Bank, Amount Due: #2014-19473, Date Filed: #2014-19309, Date Filed: Borrower: Timothy Kersey. Lender: Colo Hous- Date: 6/25/2014 St Revenue. Amount: 4324 49th St, Evans; Case $176005. Case #3387250. 7/10/2014 7/8/2014 D & Katherine T William- ing Fin Authority, Amount $8917.94. Case #2014-19145, Date Filed: 6/25/2014 son, 5061 Ridgewood Dr, Due: $141737. Case Debtor: Dawn M #D-D72013cv800297. Date: 7/2/2014 Broomfield County David A Guerrero, Johnstown. Lender: Guild #4027809. 7/3/2014 Bates, Creditor: Colo St 6/25/2014 605 Brewer Drive, Fort Col- Borrower: Vincent T Mortgage Co, Amount Due: Revenue. Amount: $4678.0. Chapter 7 Blanca H Plas- & Melinda C Jordan, 1950 lins; Case #2014-19311, $262300. Case #35428. Borrower: Shane Case #D-D72012cv803673. Debtor: Bret L & cencia, 3102 17th Lot Ridgeview Dr, Longmont. Date Filed: 7/8/2014 7/3/2014 Lynn Ping, 3448 Wcr 4, Date: 6/25/2014 Beatrice M Carr, Raymond Allen 190, Greeley; Case #2014- Lender: Wells Fargo Bank, Erie. Lender: Wells Fargo Creditor: Colo St Revenue. Pyle, 13946 Legend Trl, 19147, Date Filed: 7/2/2014 Amount Due: $247112. Suzanna L Miller, Po Borrower: Matthew D Bk, Amount Due: $350866. Debtor: Dawn M Amount: $2628.0. Case Broomfield; Case #2014- Box 213, Wellington; Case Case #3387550. 6/26/2014 & Lisa M Clark, 1611 W 15th Bates, Creditor: Colo St 19179, Date Filed: 7/3/2014 Case #4028505. 7/8/2014 #D-D72010cv800475. Date: #2014-19323, Date Filed: Catherine Lewis St, Loveland. Lender: Cole Revenue. Amount: $1434.0. 6/25/2014 7/8/2014 Brantz, 182 Blue Stem Borrower: Steven Taylor Bank, Amount Due: Case #D-D72013cv801423. Joseph Michael G Anderson, 930 Button Judgments St, Brighton; Case #2014- $176165. Case #35429. Date: 6/25/2014 Debtor: Gerald E & Calimpong, 6969 W Rock Dr Unit 92, Longmont. Hayley Elshof, 4501 19167, Date Filed: 7/3/2014 7/3/2014 Boulder County Darlene F Schlagel, 90th Ave #132, Broomfield; Lender: Wilmington Trust Boardwalk Drive #C24, Fort Debtor: Jo Ann Creditor: Colo St Revenue. Case #2014-19358, Date Co Trustee, Amount Due: Collins; Case #2014-19333, Richard Gaona, 329 Borrower: Carrie L Debtor: Robert J Schop, Creditor: Colo St Amount: $10864.0. Case Filed: 7/8/2014 $143986. Case #3387885. Date Filed: 7/8/2014 Linden Oaks Drive, Ault; Ray, 3919 Wilson Ave, Wel- Jr & Robert Garcia, Revenue. Amount: $1319.0. #D-D72012cv800541. Date: 6/27/2014 Case #2014-19195, Date lington. Lender: Us Bank, Creditor: Tcf Natl Bk. Case #D-D72014cv800764. 6/25/2014 Jennifer Lynn Brian K Robinson, Filed: 7/3/2014 Amount Due: $113100. Amount: $88364.89. Case Date: 6/25/2014 Caron, 111 Ponderosa Borrower: Kevin M 8329 Mummy Range Drive, Case #35430. 7/3/2014 #D-12cv-000474. Date: Debtor: Gerald E & Street, Broomfield; Case Shayne, 4242 Riley Dr, Fort Collins; Case #2014- Samantha Marie 6/24/2014 Debtor: Den- #2014-19501, Date Filed: Longmont. Lender: Bank Darlene F Schlagel, 19355, Date Filed: 7/8/2014 Hickey, Po Box 247, Fire- Borrower: Michael L & nis A Boyd, Credi- Creditor: Colo St Revenue. 7/11/2014 America, Amount Due: stone; Case #2014-19240, Tessa J Davis, 2365 Idaho Debtor: David Kru- tor: Colo St Revenue. Amount: $460.0. Case Robin Roberta Date Filed: 7/4/2014 $239708. Case #3388099. Pl, Loveland. Lender: Bank ger, Creditor: Jacque Amount: $7381.66. Case David Lemoine 6/28/2014 #D-D72014cv800172. Date: Mctarsney, 2330 10th America, Amount Due: Kruger. Amount: $71474.57. #D-D72010cv801738. Date: 6/25/2014 Whitesel, 10050 St, Loveland; Case #2014- Rodney W Falk, 22378 $183685. Case #35431. Case #D-09dr-000261. 6/25/2014 Miller St, Broomfield; Case 19387, Date Filed: 7/9/2014 Wcr 53, Kersey; Case Borrower: Mary A 7/3/2014 Date: 6/24/2014 #2014-19529, Date Filed: Pugh, 1352 Emery St, Debtor: Scott M #2014-19307, Date Filed: Debtor: Robert Marshall, Credi- 7/11/2014 Michael Ray Orne- 7/8/2014 Longmont. Lender: Wells Borrower: North Flats Debtor: Robert G Ferguson, Credi- Fargo Bank, Amount Due: tor: Colo St Revenue. las, 1913 W 15th St Llc, 803 Blondel St Unit 101, Desterhouse, tor: Colo St Revenue. Amount: $8138.0. Case Chapter 13 #B, Loveland; Case Anna Pokorska, 2401 $124597. Case #3389166. Fort Collins. Lender: Michal Creditor: Colo St Revenue. Amount: $8508.0. Case 7/3/2014 #D-D72012cv800863. Date: #2014-19454, Date Filed: 15th Ave Ct, Greeley; Case & Spencer Douthit, Amount Amount: $4324.22. Case #D-D72013cv800115. Date: 6/25/2014 7/10/2014 #2014-19334, Date Filed: Due: $788890. Case #D-D72010cv800082. Date: 6/25/2014 7/8/2014 Broomfield County #35565. 7/3/2014 6/25/2014 See Record, 24 24 | July 25-Aug. 7, 2014 BizWest | www.bcbr.com | www.ncbr.com for the ReCORd from Case #D-D72011cv805359. deBtoR: BeRnd deBtoR: ann M tippit, deBtoR: stephen deBtoR: WiLLiaM G deBtoR: shaRon L ins Co. Amount: $10523.69. 23 Date: 6/25/2014 hoefeL, Creditor: Colo st Creditor: Colo st revenue. s undeRhiLL, Credi- LaRKin, Creditor: Colo st JanKoWsKi, Credi- Case #C-13c-031249. Date: deBtoR: sCott M revenue. Amount: $6731.0. Amount: $8891.0. Case tor: Alternative revenue revenue. Amount: $913.0. tor: Bruce P Anderson. 7/2/2014 MaRshaLL, Credi- deBtoR: MaRK s hop- Case #D-D72013cv800755. #D72014cv800601. Date: systems. Amount: $523.43. Case #D-D72012cv803371. Amount: $4186.59. Case tor: Colo st revenue. Kins, Creditor: Colo st Date: 6/25/2014 6/25/2014 Case #C-14c-031639. Date: Date: 7/2/2014 #D-80jv-000412. Date: deBtoR: veRBaL Amount: $3505.0. Case revenue. Amount: $398.0. 6/27/2014 7/2/2014 WoRLd inC, Creditor: #D-D72012cv802899. Date: Case #D-D72013cv800745. deBtoR: thoMas J deBtoR: GReGoRy B deBtoR: WiLLiaM G Acquired Capital i Lp. 6/25/2014 Date: 6/25/2014 WiLKie, Creditor: Colo st & KaReL K KesteR, deBtoR: donaLd LaRKin, Creditor: Colo deBtoR: veRBaL Amount: $223600.0. Case revenue. Amount: $5724.0. Creditor: Colo st revenue. f davis, Creditor: natl st revenue. Amount: WoRLd inC, Creditor: #D-13cv-030509. Date: deBtoR: sCott M deBtoR: stephen Case #D-D72011cv803348. Amount: $6241.0. Case Collegiate student Loan t. $2622.88. Case Acquired Capital i Lp. 7/2/2014 MaRshaLL, Credi- d Munyon, Credi- Date: 6/25/2014 #D72013cv801982. Date: Amount: $24821.19. Case #D-D72012cv802961. Date: Amount: $223600.0. Case tor: Colo st revenue. tor: Colo st revenue. 6/25/2014 #D-13cv-031242. Date: 7/2/2014 #D-13cv-030509. Date: deBtoR: anthony Amount: $2751.0. Case Amount: $620.0. Case deBtoR: John R 6/28/2014 7/2/2014 d saRantinos, #D-D72012cv802535. Date: #D-D72013cv801296. Date: oLsen, Creditor: Colo st deBtoR: BRian s deBtoR: thoMas h Creditor: Colo st revenue. 6/25/2014 6/25/2014 revenue. Amount: $8202.0. WiCen, Creditor: Colo st deBtoR: aBRahaM & RoByn G savaGe, deBtoR: stoRy tiMe Amount: $5081.0. Case Case #D-D72014cv800042. revenue. Amount: $2263.0. Joshua CheRniLa, Creditor: Colo st revenue. Cafe LLC, Creditor: #D-D802013cv800863. deBtoR: sCott M deBtoR: ReBeCCa K Date: 6/25/2014 Case #D72010cv801913. Creditor: Golden eagle Amount: $6682.0. Case David Mccarty. Amount: Date: 7/8/2014 MaRshaLL, Credi- foWLeR, Creditor: Colo st Date: 6/25/2014 Propt 1600w Llc. Amount: #D-D72013cv800209. Date: $761530.01. Case tor: Colo st revenue. revenue. Amount: $232.0. deBtoR: oLiveR $12576.25. Case 7/2/2014 #D-12cv-000410. Date: deBtoR: John e & Amount: $222.0. Case Case #D-D72013cv800987. h shatZ, Credi- deBtoR: BRian s #D-14cv-031561. Date: 7/3/2014 KiMBeRLey K BinGeR, #D-D72012cv803863. Date: Date: 6/25/2014 tor: Colo st revenue. WiCen, Creditor: Colo st 6/28/2014 deBtoR: LoRan Creditor: Colo st revenue. 6/25/2014 Amount: $9140.86. Case revenue. Amount: $459.0. W anKaRLo, Credi- deBtoR: dianeLa Amount: $524.0. Case deBtoR: ReBeCCa K #D-D72010cv802880. Date: Case #D72011cv804127. deBtoR: CaRMeLLa tor: Colo st revenue. tRevino, Creditor: Cot- #D-D802012cv800104. deBtoR: RonaLd foWLeR, Creditor: Colo st 6/25/2014 Date: 6/25/2014 Xanatta, Creditor: Cen- Amount: $4296.0. Case tages At erie Village Condo. Date: 7/8/2014 d WoodCoCK, revenue. Amount: $8641.0. tral Credit Corp. Amount: #D-D72010cv801887. Date: Amount: $2771.51. Case Creditor: Colo st revenue. Case #D-D72011cv803891. deBtoR: MaRK a deBtoR: Lee M $1476.85. Case #C-13c- 7/2/2014 #C-13c-033470. Date: deBtoR: John J Amount: $2543.0. Case Date: 6/25/2014 BuLLoCK, Credi- neMeRoWiCZ, 031515. Date: 6/28/2014 6/25/2014 iaquinta, Credi- #D-D72012cv801095. Date: tor: Colo st revenue. Creditor: Colo st revenue. deBtoR: June tor: Colo st revenue. 6/25/2014 deBtoR: Joe f CLaRK, Amount: $1420.0. Case Amount: $3441.0. Case deBtoR: MaRK G sie- BRoWn, Creditor: Colo st deBtoR: Kennetha Amount: $212.0. Case Creditor: Colo st revenue. #D72012cv803164. Date: #D72014cv800125. Date: Mann, Creditor: Capital revenue. Amount: $4589.0. JuLien, Creditor: robert #D-D802012cv800548. deBtoR: eMiLio & Amount: $844.0. Case 6/25/2014 6/25/2014 one Bk Usa. Amount: Case #D-D72012cv803804. Montoya. Amount: $0.0. Date: 7/8/2014 deBoRah toRRes, #D-D72013cv801512. Date: $6349.07. Case #C-14c- Date: 7/2/2014 Case #D-2011cv760. Date: Creditor: Colo st revenue. 6/25/2014 deBtoR: MaRK a deBtoR: Lee M 031101. Date: 7/2/2014 6/28/2014 deBtoR: david Amount: $4504.14. Case BuLLoCK, Credi- neMeRoWiCZ, deBtoR: RoBeRt L WaneK, Credi- #D-D72014cv800363. Date: deBtoR: RandaLL K tor: Colo st revenue. Creditor: Colo st revenue. deBtoR: aManda L & yusuK pieRCe, deBtoR: doMiniCa R & tor: Colo st revenue. 6/25/2014 RaLphs, Creditor: Colo st Amount: $3855.8. Case Amount: $2795.42. Case L MCCauLey, Credi- Creditor: Colo st revenue. donovan CaRstens, Amount: $568.0. Case revenue. Amount: $1080.0. #D72012cv803391. Date: #D72013cv801567. Date: tor: Capital one Bk Usa. Amount: $616.0. Case Creditor: Ford Motor Credit #D-D802013cv801024. deBtoR: sCott Case #D-D72010cv802051. 6/25/2014 6/25/2014 Amount: $2511.56. Case #D-D72014cv800716. Date: Co Llc. Amount: $7586.94. Date: 7/8/2014 B sChWeLLinG, Date: 6/25/2014 #C-14c-031109. Date: 7/2/2014 Case #C-08c-000801. Date: Creditor: Colo st revenue. deBtoR: MaRK a deBtoR: BRian 7/2/2014 7/2/2014 deBtoR: danny R Amount: $8310.0. Case deBtoR: RandaLL K BuLLoCK, Credi- & tonya tRapp, deBtoR: Keith e hin- heMphiLL, Credi- #D-D72014cv800441. Date: RaLphs, Creditor: Colo st tor: Colo st revenue. Creditor: Colo st revenue. deBtoR: MiCheLLe L KLe, Creditor: Colo st rev- deBtoR: doMiniCa tor: Colo st revenue. 6/25/2014 revenue. Amount: $203.29. Amount: $3411.29. Case Amount: $7839.0. Case husteR, Creditor: Capital enue. Amount: $3141.16. R CaRstens, Creditor: Amount: $3040.0. Case Case #D-D72011cv805883. #D72012cv800619. Date: #D72014cv800591. Date: one Bk Usa. Amount: Case #D-D72010cv801990. Lvnv Funding Llc. Amount: #D-D802012cv800477. deBtoR: BRad d aLa- Date: 6/25/2014 6/25/2014 6/25/2014 $1509.57. Case #C-14c- Date: 7/2/2014 $2866.36. Case #C-09c- Date: 7/8/2014 taLo, Creditor: Colo st 031128. Date: 7/2/2014 002877. Date: 7/2/2014 revenue. Amount: $787.0. deBtoR: RandaLL deBtoR: GReGoRy deBtoR: david e deBtoR: Keith e deBtoR: danny R Case #D-D72011cv805941. K RaLphs, Credi- s hoLLoWay, Credi- & MaRy a finLay, deBtoR: fRedeRiCK hinKLe, Creditor: Colo st BRooMfieLd County heMphiLL, Credi- Date: 6/25/2014 tor: Colo st revenue. tor: Colo st revenue. Creditor: Colo st revenue. d JR desChenes, revenue. Amount: $785.0. tor: Colo st revenue. Amount: $1274.29. Case Amount: $621.0. Case Amount: $7586.0. Case Creditor: Colo st revenue. Case #D-D72011cv805472. deBtoR: aBRahaM Amount: $524.0. Case deBtoR: BRad d aLa- #D-D72012cv800772. Date: #D72011cv803537. Date: #D72014cv800011. Date: Amount: $3068.0. Case Date: 7/2/2014 Joshua CheRniLa, #D-D802012cv800575. taLo, Creditor: Colo st 6/25/2014 6/25/2014 6/25/2014 #D-D72013cv801607. Date: Creditor: Golden eagle Date: 7/8/2014 revenue. Amount: $4933.0. 7/2/2014 deBtoR: MiChaeL Propt 1600w Llc. Amount: Case #D-D72011cv805714. deBtoR: RandaLL K deBtoR: GReGoRy deBtoR: teResa sMith, Creditor: Colo st $12576.25. Case deBtoR: andeRs Date: 6/25/2014 RaLphs, Creditor: Colo st s hoLLoWay, Credi- M KRistofiCh, deBtoR: fRedeRiCK revenue. Amount: $2665.0. #D-14cv-031561. Date: GRonstedt, Credi- revenue. Amount: $2066.0. tor: Colo st revenue. Creditor: Colo st revenue. d JR desChenes, Case #D-D72011cv803760. 6/28/2014 tor: Colo st revenue. deBtoR: GRay f Case #D-D72012cv803262. Amount: $753.0. Case Amount: $4403.0. Case Creditor: Colo st revenue. Date: 7/2/2014 Amount: $7176.0. Case MCConneLL, Credi- Date: 6/25/2014 #D72011cv805851. Date: #D72013cv800631. Date: Amount: $1720.0. Case deBtoR: sheRi L #D-D802014cv801257. tor: Colo st revenue. 6/25/2014 6/25/2014 #D-D72013cv801927. Date: deBtoR: fLoyd R ChapMan, Creditor: Date: 7/8/2014 Amount: $526.0. Case deBtoR: RandaLL K 7/2/2014 CoLe, Creditor: Colo st Bc services inc. Amount: #D-D72012cv800929. Date: RaLphs, Creditor: Colo st deBtoR: GReGoRy deBtoR: Keith haa- revenue. Amount: $2905.0. $1229.94. Case #C-14c- deBtoR: sCott L & 6/25/2014 revenue. Amount: $625.0. s hoLLoWay, Credi- Genson, Creditor: Ge deBtoR: MiCheLLe s Case #D-D72012cv802870. 030237. Date: 7/1/2014 MiCheLLe L MyeRs, deBtoR: MaRK s hop- Case #D-D72013cv801677. tor: Colo st revenue. Capital retail Bk. Amount: Wood, Creditor: Colo st Date: 7/2/2014 Creditor: Colo st revenue. Kins, Creditor: Colo st Date: 6/25/2014 Amount: $7386.8. Case $2970.51. Case #C-13c- revenue. Amount: $1634.0. deBtoR: peRRy s & Amount: $3927.06. Case revenue. Amount: $7262.0. #D72011cv805030. Date: 030681. Date: 6/26/2014 Case #D-D72013cv801749. tRaCy y LedeRBRand, #D-D802013cv800916. 6/25/2014 Date: 7/2/2014 Creditor: Am Family Mutual Date: 7/8/2014 BizWest | www.bcbr.com | www.ncbr.com July 25-Aug. 7, 2014 | 25 for the ReCORd deBtoR: Ben- #D-D352013cv800465. Amount: $8075.0. Case #D-D352013cv804054. JaMin saLZeR, Date: 6/25/2014 #D-D352011cv800822. Date: 6/28/2014 Creditor: Colo st revenue. Date: 6/25/2014 Amount: $731.0. Case deBtoR: ChRis- deBtoR: sandRa #D-D802012cv800611. topheR W LiCata, deBtoR: JeffRey K saLaZaR, Credi- Date: 7/8/2014 Creditor: Colo st revenue. C & CouRtney fay, tor: Colo st revenue. Amount: $5086.47. Case Creditor: Colo st revenue. Amount: $3322.35. Case deBtoR: tRaCy #D-D352014cv800312. Amount: $3720.0. Case #D-D352011cv801004. L CasoRLa, Credi- Date: 6/25/2014 #D-D352013cv801374. Date: 6/28/2014 tor: Colo st revenue. Date: 6/25/2014 Amount: $1174.0. Case deBtoR: douGLas R deBtoR: ChRisto- #D-D802012cv800625. & shaRon K shiRaCK, deBtoR: BRuCe pheR s WysoCK, Date: 7/8/2014 Creditor: Colo st revenue. J stahL, Credi- Creditor: Colo st revenue. Amount: $5831.78. Case tor: Colo st revenue. Amount: $856.0. Case deBtoR: a W RudGe, #D-D352013cv800794. Amount: $3146.94. Case #D-D352012cv803411. Creditor: Colo st revenue. Date: 6/25/2014 #D-D352010cv801231. Date: 6/28/2014 Amount: $446.0. Case Date: 6/25/2014 #D-D802012cv800473. deBtoR: douGLas R deBtoR: tina Maes- Date: 7/8/2014 & shaRon K shiRaCK, deBtoR: Gay tas, Creditor: Colo st rev- Creditor: Colo st revenue. Lynn staRR, Credi- enue. Amount: $489.5. Case deBtoR: Rudi- Amount: $1884.0. Case tor: Colo st revenue. #D-D352011cv801185. GeR h Lind, Credi- #D-D352014cv800729. Amount: $1588.0. Case Date: 6/28/2014 tor: Colo st revenue. Date: 6/25/2014 #D-D352013cv800696. Amount: $2642.0. Case Date: 6/25/2014 deBtoR: tina Maes- #D-D802013cv801232. deBtoR: donaLd tas, Creditor: Colo st rev- Date: 7/8/2014 C KaspaR, Credi- deBtoR: Gay enue. Amount: $242.0. Case tor: Colo st revenue. Lynn staRR, Credi- #D-D352011cv801372. deBtoR: GeoRGe h Amount: $2011.0. Case tor: Colo st revenue. Date: 6/28/2014 & aManda d WeeKs, #D-D352014cv800484. Amount: $1520.0. Case Creditor: Colo st revenue. Date: 6/25/2014 #D-D352013cv801523. deBtoR: tina Amount: $1473.0. Case Date: 6/25/2014 Maestas, Credi- #D-D802012cv800583. deBtoR: donaLd tor: Colo st revenue. Date: 7/8/2014 C KaspaR, Credi- deBtoR: Gay Amount: $1765.0. Case tor: Colo st revenue. Lynn staRR, Credi- #D-D352012cv803052. deBtoR: GeoRGe h Amount: $2148.0. Case tor: Colo st revenue. Date: 6/28/2014 & aManda d WeeKs, #D-D352013cv801109. Amount: $5135.0. Case Creditor: Colo st revenue. Date: 6/25/2014 #D-D352012cv803090. deBtoR: tina Amount: $312.21. Case Date: 6/25/2014 Maestas, Credi- #D-D802012cv800659. deBtoR: donaLd tor: Colo st revenue. Date: 7/8/2014 C KaspaR, Credi- deBtoR: dieGo viLaR, Amount: $2129.0. Case tor: Colo st revenue. Creditor: Colo st revenue. #D-D352013cv801341. deBtoR: donaLd W Amount: $2350.0. Case Amount: $4095.29. Case Date: 6/28/2014 & KeLLy a oBRien, #D-D352012cv802263. #D-D352010cv800021. Creditor: Colo st revenue. Date: 6/25/2014 Date: 6/25/2014 deBtoR: MyLes JR Amount: $184.0. Case & Cynthia oReiLLy, #D-D802013cv800908. deBtoR: MaRK R & deBtoR: ChRisto- Creditor: Colo st revenue. INTRODUCING Date: 7/8/2014 Joan t shaffeR, pheR L GRieGeR, Amount: $2161.0. Case Creditor: Colo st revenue. Creditor: Colo st revenue. #D-D352013cv800704. deBtoR: GReGoRy & Amount: $4762.08. Case Amount: $8076.84. Case Date: 6/28/2014 LaKenya Johnson, #D-D352013cv800525. #D-D352011cv800660. A BRAND NEW Creditor: Colo st revenue. Date: 6/25/2014 Date: 6/25/2014 deBtoR: MyLes JR Amount: $1159.0. Case & Cynthia oReiLLy, #D-D802012cv800735. deBtoR: saMueL p & deBtoR: ChRisto- Creditor: Colo st revenue. Date: 7/8/2014 Rhonda L vaLeRiano, pheR L & eRin GRieG- Amount: $3653.0. Case Creditor: Colo st revenue. eR, Creditor: Colo st rev- #D-D352014cv800495. deBtoR: GReGoRy & Amount: $6567.0. Case enue. Amount: $262.0. Case Date: 6/28/2014 LaKenya Johnson, #D-D352014cv800307. #D-D352012cv803462. Creditor: Colo st revenue. Date: 6/25/2014 Date: 6/25/2014 deBtoR: dustin t Amount: $957.0. Case & Lehua s KLein, #D-D802013cv801044. deBtoR: ChRisto- deBtoR: LeRoy JR Creditor: Colo st revenue. Date: 7/8/2014 pheR M WRiGht, espinoZa, Credi- Amount: $3410.0. Case SEPT. 30, 2014 Creditor: Colo st revenue. tor: Colo st revenue. #D-D352013cv801305. deBtoR: LauRie e Amount: $2401.39. Case Amount: $3327.0. Case Date: 6/28/2014 EMBASSY SUITES HOTEL & LaRRy R feLBeR, #D-D352011cv800909. #D-D352013cv800883. Creditor: Anthem highlands Date: 6/25/2014 Date: 6/25/2014 deBtoR: dustin t LOVELAND, COLORADO Community Ass. Amount: deBtoR: ChRisto- deBtoR: RiChaRd & Lehua s KLein, $2318.05. Case #C-14c- pheR M WRiGht, v & KiMa d aLLBee, Creditor: Colo st revenue. 7A.M. TO 6 P.M. 030012. Date: 7/2/2014 Creditor: Colo st revenue. Creditor: Colo st revenue. Amount: $1047.0. Case Amount: $2068.0. Case Amount: $4021.0. Case #D-D352013cv804037. LaRiMeR County #D-D352011cv800006. #D-D352013cv800221. Date: 6/28/2014 Date: 6/25/2014 Date: 6/25/2014 deBtoR: fRed & dani- deBtoR: JaMes eLLe doan, Creditor: deBtoR: ChRisto- deBtoR: RiChaRd B pheRson, Credi- Colo housing Fin Author- pheR M WRiGht, v & KiMa d aLLBee, tor: Colo st revenue. The Workforce Shift: ity. Amount: $0.0. Case Creditor: Colo st revenue. Creditor: Colo st revenue. Amount: $1088.0. Case #D-2014cv30125. Date: Amount: $2570.0. Case Amount: $2622.0. Case #D-D352014cv800183. 6/26/2014 #D-D352012cv801125. #D-D352013cv801361. Date: 6/28/2014 Local Solutions To Global Issues Date: 6/25/2014 Date: 6/25/2014 deBtoR: Jef- deBtoR: JaMes fRey K niChoLs, deBtoR: fRed K deBtoR: ChaRLes R B pheRson, Credi- Creditor: Colo st revenue. nittMann, Credi- iii & KRist donneLLy, tor: Colo st revenue. Amount: $6522.0. Case tor: Colo st revenue. Creditor: Colo st revenue. Amount: $511.0. Case #D-D352012cv801828. Amount: $1085.0. Case Amount: $9215.0. Case #D-D352013cv800137. Date: 6/25/2014 #D-D352013cv800806. #D-D352012cv803115. Date: 6/28/2014 Date: 6/25/2014 Date: 6/25/2014 Combined With The Largest deBtoR: Linda deBtoR: JaMes M GRieGo, Credi- deBtoR: fRed K deBtoR: ChaRLes B pheRson, Credi- B-to-B Trade Show In The Region tor: Colo st revenue. nittMann, Credi- B sisson, Credi- tor: Colo st revenue. Amount: $4382.8. Case tor: Colo st revenue. tor: Colo st revenue. Amount: $782.0. Case #D-D352012cv802883. Amount: $5455.0. Case Amount: $2884.0. Case #D-D352012cv800622. Date: 6/25/2014 #D-D352013cv801664. #D-D352014cv800243. Date: 6/28/2014 Date: 6/25/2014 Date: 6/25/2014 deBtoR: Linda deBtoR: JaMes The Larimer County Workforce Center (LCWC) and BizWest Media M GRieGo, Credi- deBtoR: RiChaRd & deBtoR: ChaRLes B pheRson, Credi- tor: Colo st revenue. ChRistina shuLZe, B sisson, Credi- tor: Colo st revenue. are partnering to offer Northern Colorado business leaders and Amount: $1050.0. Case Creditor: Colo st revenue. tor: Colo st revenue. Amount: $941.4. Case #D-D352014cv800323. Amount: $6956.0. Case Amount: $7075.0. Case #D-D352010cv800430. community stakeholders an opportunity to learn from and collaborate Date: 6/25/2014 #D-D352013cv800695. #D-D352014cv800008. Date: 6/28/2014 Date: 6/25/2014 Date: 6/25/2014 with their peers to discover innovative models, best practices and pro- deBtoR: henRy deBtoR: LauRa active strategies that address challenges such as: hendeRson, Credi- deBtoR: CaRLos deBtoR: phonG t Ly, a paRRish, Credi- tor: Colo st revenue. C GaLLeGos, Credi- Creditor: Colo st revenue. tor: Colo st revenue. Amount: $7243.0. Case tor: Colo st revenue. Amount: $6320.0. Case Amount: $1841.02. Case n Finding new talent. #D-D352014cv800605. Amount: $661.0. Case #D-D352013cv801197. #D-D352014cv800721. Date: 6/25/2014 #D-D352012cv802940. Date: 6/25/2014 Date: 6/28/2014 Filling the pipeline. Date: 6/25/2014 n deBtoR: Linda BeCKs, deBtoR: patRiCK deBtoR: daRRen fine, Creditor: Colo st revenue. deBtoR: CaRLos aLLen vauGhan, Credi- Creditor: Colo st revenue. n Developing leaders to take on new challenges. Amount: $7355.0. Case C GaLLeGos, Credi- tor: Liggett Johnson Pc. Amount: $770.58. Case #D-D352014cv800576. tor: Colo st revenue. Amount: $7500.0. Case #D-D352012cv800204. n Post-recession repositioning and engagement of current talent. Date: 6/25/2014 Amount: $1206.0. Case #D-13dr-030145. Date: Date: 6/28/2014 #D-D352013cv801786. 6/26/2014 deBtoR: Kevin L Date: 6/25/2014 deBtoR: daRRen fine, Join other business leaders to discuss this crucial issue LeonaRd, Credi- deBtoR: patRiCK Creditor: Colo st revenue. impacting every aspect of our economy. tor: Colo st revenue. deBtoR: JaMes aLLen vauGhan, Credi- Amount: $2014.0. Case Amount: $7907.83. Case B Cuddihy, Credi- tor: Liggett Johnson Pc. #D-D352013cv801345. #D-D352013cv801189. tor: Colo st revenue. Amount: $7500.0. Case Date: 6/28/2014 Reserve your exhibit booth today so your staff can network with your Date: 6/25/2014 Amount: $7941.29. Case #D-13dr-030145. Date: #D-D352010cv800488. 6/26/2014 deBtoR: Lee Jones, next client, rekindle past customer relationships and generate more deBtoR: RoBeRt W Date: 6/25/2014 Creditor: Colo st revenue. JR & saRa J phiLLips, deBtoR: deBoRah L Amount: $4232.0. Case sales! Creditor: Colo st revenue. deBtoR: peteR J Kin- GaRst, Creditor: Credit #D-D352014cv800647. Amount: $1239.0. Case ney, Creditor: Colo st rev- systems inc. Amount: Date: 6/28/2014 #D-D352014cv800560. enue. Amount: $119.0. Case $3326.33. Case #C-08c- Date: 6/25/2014 #D-D352012cv803962. 006203. Date: 6/26/2014 deBtoR: eMiLy Date: 6/25/2014 ventuRa, Credi- deBtoR: RoBeRt W deBtoR: aRLene K tor: Colo st revenue. JR & saRa J phiLLips, deBtoR: John ofieLd, Creditor: Cypress Amount: $4446.0. Case Creditor: Colo st revenue. C snideR, Credi- Fin Group Llc. Amount: #D-D352014cv800635. Amount: $5158.75. Case tor: Colo st revenue. $8737.44. Case #C-12c- Date: 6/28/2014 #D-D352014cv800023. Amount: $4696.67. Case 002598. Date: 6/28/2014 Date: 6/25/2014 #D-D352011cv800887. deBtoR: ponLue piM, Date: 6/25/2014 deBtoR: david Creditor: Colo st revenue. For booth information or sponsor opportunities deBtoR: BRad M BettRay, Credi- Amount: $5127.0. Case d aLataLo, Credi- deBtoR: Mat- tor: Colo st revenue. call or email Sandy Powell tor: Colo st revenue. theW e Covey, Amount: $397.0. Case Amount: $2071.0. Case Creditor: Colo st revenue. See Record, 26 970-232-3144 | 303-630-1954 | [email protected] 26 | July 25-Aug. 7, 2014 BizWest | www.bcbr.com | www.ncbr.com for the record from 25 Debtor: Abraham M #D-D352013cv801272. Debtor: Thomas & Amount: $4076.0. Case Debtor: Theo- Amount: $3902.0. Case Debtor: Tresban D & Amberly J Miller, Date: 7/3/2014 Janese Henso Walk- #D-D352013cv802022. dore J Smith, #D-D352013cv801236. & Manuel Jr Rivera, #D-D352013cv802275. Creditor: Colo St Revenue. er, Creditor: Colo St Reve- Date: 7/3/2014 Creditor: Colo St Revenue. Date: 7/4/2014 Creditor: Colo St Revenue. Date: 6/28/2014 Amount: $7234.68. Case Debtor: Mark & nue. Amount: $1610.0. Case Amount: $1867.0. Case Amount: $278.0. Case #D-D352011cv800640. Marsha Benjamin, #D-D352013cv800666. Debtor: Jesse E Nel- #D-D352013cv801224. Debtor: Larry D #D352012cv800264. Date: Debtor: Peter Date: 6/28/2014 Creditor: Colo St Revenue. Date: 7/3/2014 son, Creditor: Colo St Rev- Date: 7/4/2014 & Marcia K Noel, 7/4/2014 K Nelson, Credi- Amount: $505.0. Case enue. Amount: $724.0. Case Creditor: Colo St Revenue. tor: Colo St Revenue. Debtor: Cindi L Lods, #D-D352013cv801733. Debtor: Thomas #D-D352012cv801026. Debtor: Theo- Amount: $2917.53. Case Debtor: Tresban D Amount: $4051.0. Case Creditor: Wakefield Assoc Date: 7/3/2014 Walker, Credi- Date: 7/3/2014 dore J Smith, #D-D352012cv803948. & Manuel Jr Rivera, #D-D352012cv802939. Inc. Amount: $750.54. Case tor: Colo St Revenue. Creditor: Colo St Revenue. Date: 7/4/2014 Creditor: Colo St Revenue. Date: 6/28/2014 #C-14c-030498. Date: Debtor: Mark & Amount: $2367.28. Case Debtor: Jesse Amount: $1602.0. Case Amount: $3788.0. Case 7/1/2014 Marsha Benjamin, #D-D352012cv802449. E Nelson, Credi- #D-D352014cv800209. Debtor: Paul #D352014cv800567. Date: Debtor: Shane C Creditor: Colo St Revenue. Date: 7/3/2014 tor: Colo St Revenue. Date: 7/4/2014 Worsley, Credi- 7/4/2014 & Karen L Miller, Debtor: Atkinson Amount: $1540.0. Case Amount: $1325.0. Case tor: Colo St Revenue. Creditor: Colo St Revenue. Facc Lot Llc, Creditor: #D-D352014cv800195. Debtor: John & Jen- #D-D352012cv803136. Debtor: Carl Amount: $3001.0. Case Debtor: Ezra C Amount: $3130.0. Case Ronald C & Karen M Atkin- Date: 7/3/2014 nifer M Lindquist, Date: 7/3/2014 W Conley, Credi- #D-D352012cv800007. Cuny, Creditor: Colo St #D-D352010cv801010. son. Amount: $492324.5. Creditor: Colo St Revenue. tor: Colo St Revenue. Date: 7/4/2014 Revenue. Amount: $1059.0. Date: 6/28/2014 Case #D-13cv030909. Date: Debtor: Daniel J Amount: $2612.0. Case Debtor: Jesse E Nel- Amount: $2449.0. Case Case #D352013cv801335. 7/1/2014 Peterson, Credi- #D-D352013cv801878. son, Creditor: Colo St Rev- #D-D352013cv801975. Debtor: Gregory P Date: 7/4/2014 Debtor: Joy R tor: Colo St Revenue. Date: 7/3/2014 enue. Amount: $976.0. Case Date: 7/4/2014 & Melissa M Kunzie, Cooper, Credi- Debtor: Joanne Amount: $3095.0. Case #D-D352013cv801414. Creditor: Colo St Revenue. Debtor: Shean M tor: Colo St Revenue. Crawford, Credi- #D-D352013cv800858. Debtor: Walter J Date: 7/3/2014 Debtor: Marc A Amount: $3758.0. Case Fagan, Creditor: Colo St Amount: $3839.0. Case tor: Midland Funding Llc. Date: 7/3/2014 Iii & Sherry Ames, & Mary M Patti, #D352013cv800929. Date: Revenue. Amount: $1553.0. #D-D352013cv801338. Amount: $1832.08. Case Creditor: Colo St Revenue. Debtor: Angela Creditor: Colo St Revenue. 7/4/2014 Case #D352011cv800574. Date: 6/28/2014 #C-14c-031211. Date: Debtor: Jesse Amount: $1119.0. Case D Boltjes, Credi- Amount: $2866.41. Case Date: 7/4/2014 7/1/2014 Kershner, Credi- #D-D352012cv801527. tor: Colo St Revenue. #D-D352013cv801840. Debtor: Janice Debtor: Justin tor: Colo St Revenue. Date: 7/3/2014 Amount: $187.0. Case Date: 7/4/2014 Politz, Credi- Debtor: Royce C D Lincoln, Credi- Debtor: Jaime Hol- Amount: $4145.0. Case #D-D352013cv801422. tor: Colo St Revenue. Payton, Creditor: Colo St tor: Colo St Revenue. loway, Creditor: Midland #D-D352013cv801977. Debtor: Walter J Date: 7/3/2014 Debtor: Neil Amount: $3058.72. Case Revenue. Amount: $1530.0. Amount: $718.0. Case Funding Llc. Amount: Date: 7/3/2014 Iii & Sherry Ames, E Dewitt, Credi- #D352012cv803094. Date: Case #D352014cv800315. #D-D352013cv801518. $2131.12. Case #C-14c- Creditor: Colo St Revenue. Debtor: Bryan D & tor: Colo St Revenue. 7/4/2014 Date: 7/4/2014 Date: 6/28/2014 031210. Date: 7/1/2014 Debtor: Lee R Carl- Amount: $1503.0. Case Nicole S Morrow, Amount: $1130.0. Case son, Creditor: Colo St Rev- #D-D352013cv800387. Creditor: Colo St Revenue. #D-D352012cv802541. Debtor: Scott & Debtor: Royce C Debtor: Justin Debtor: Verbal enue. Amount: $382.0. Case Date: 7/3/2014 Amount: $4401.0. Case Date: 7/4/2014 Tishka Brantley, Payton, Creditor: Colo St D Lincoln, Credi- World Inc, Creditor: #D-D352012cv803116. #D-D352010cv801020. Creditor: Colo St Revenue. Revenue. Amount: $392.0. tor: Colo St Revenue. Acquired Capital I Lp. Date: 7/3/2014 Debtor: Walter J Date: 7/3/2014 Debtor: J R Amount: $504.58. Case Case #D352013cv800724. Amount: $872.0. Case Amount: $223600.0. Case Iii & Sherry Ames, Acostadominguez, #D352012cv801356. Date: Date: 7/4/2014 #D-D352012cv803346. #D-13cv-030509. Date: Debtor: Lee R Carl- Creditor: Colo St Revenue. Debtor: John Creditor: Colo St Revenue. 7/4/2014 Date: 6/28/2014 7/2/2014 son, Creditor: Colo St Rev- Amount: $2184.0. Case C Burns, Credi- Amount: $1418.0. Case Debtor: Tom C & enue. Amount: $481.5. Case #D-D352014cv800335. tor: Colo St Revenue. #D-D352013cv800656. Debtor: Hannah D Darlene F Kilmer, Debtor: Justin Debtor: Raymond #D-D352012cv803440. Date: 7/3/2014 Amount: $876.0. Case Date: 7/4/2014 Roerig, Creditor: Colo St Creditor: Colo St Revenue. D Lincoln, Credi- Garza, Creditor: Public Date: 7/3/2014 #D-D352012cv803132. Revenue. Amount: $3597.0. Amount: $2263.0. Case tor: Colo St Revenue. Service Credit Union. Debtor: Bran- Date: 7/3/2014 Debtor: Robert B & Case #D352014cv800192. #D352012cv803658. Date: Amount: $1685.0. Case Amount: $3957.05. Case Debtor: David S & non H Bloom, Melissa S Meyers, Date: 7/4/2014 7/4/2014 #D-D352012cv800321. #C-14c-032243. Date: Shelly L Bo Warren, Creditor: Colo St Revenue. Debtor: Stephen W & Creditor: Colo St Revenue. Date: 6/28/2014 7/3/2014 Creditor: Colo St Revenue. Amount: $4817.38. Case Stephanie Dugger, Amount: $2467.0. Case Debtor: Samara L Debtor: Tom C & Amount: $555.0. Case #D-D352012cv800486. Creditor: Colo St Revenue. #D-D352013cv801744. Geist, Creditor: Colo St Darlene F Kilmer, Debtor: Casey Den- Debtor: Jesse M & #D-D352013cv801397. Date: 7/3/2014 Amount: $2257.0. Case Date: 7/4/2014 Revenue. Amount: $4559.0. Creditor: Colo St Revenue. nis, Creditor: Colo St Reve- Antoinette Grune, Date: 7/3/2014 #D-D352014cv800177. Case #D352012cv800657. Amount: $1306.0. Case nue. Amount: $3704.0. Case Creditor: Colo St Revenue. Debtor: Bran- Date: 7/3/2014 Debtor: John A Date: 7/4/2014 #D352013cv801469. Date: #D-D352013cv802129. Amount: $470.0. Case Debtor: Wyatt non H Bloom, & Janie Meyers, 7/4/2014 Date: 6/28/2014 #D-D352013cv801461. J Mueller, Credi- Creditor: Colo St Revenue. Debtor: Leland Creditor: Colo St Revenue. Debtor: John D & Date: 7/3/2014 tor: Colo St Revenue. Amount: $194.0. Case S Ridnour, Credi- Amount: $3648.0. Case Karin P Sommers, Debtor: Monte Debtor: Gary F Amount: $3199.0. Case #D-D352012cv803457. tor: Colo St Revenue. #D-D352012cv802759. Creditor: Colo St Revenue. E Miranda, Credi- Vanwinkle, Credi- Debtor: Jesse M & #D-D352012cv802746. Date: 7/3/2014 Amount: $1479.0. Case Date: 7/4/2014 Amount: $944.0. Case tor: Colo St Revenue. tor: Colo St Revenue. Antoinette Grune, Date: 7/3/2014 #D-D352012cv800288. #D352012cv803015. Date: Amount: $2042.0. Case Amount: $1533.0. Case Creditor: Colo St Revenue. Debtor: Janie Date: 7/3/2014 Debtor: Robert 7/4/2014 #D352013cv801390. Date: #D-D352013cv800620. Amount: $3956.97. Case Debtor: Thomas & Meyers, Credi- L Salazar, Credi- 7/4/2014 Date: 6/28/2014 #D-D352013cv801096. Janese Henso Walk- tor: Colo St Revenue. Debtor: Vincent tor: Colo St Revenue. Debtor: John D & Date: 7/3/2014 er, Creditor: Colo St Rev- Amount: $4176.87. Case R & Janell Fuller, Amount: $4681.62. Case Karin P Sommers, Debtor: Craig V & Debtor: Gary F enue. Amount: $461.0. Case #D-D352011cv800983. Creditor: Colo St Revenue. #D-D352013cv800147. Creditor: Colo St Revenue. Pamela J Sanders, Vanwinkle, Credi- Debtor: Scott #D-D352014cv800194. Date: 7/3/2014 Amount: $291.0. Case Date: 7/4/2014 Amount: $1038.0. Case Creditor: Colo St Revenue. tor: Colo St Revenue. D Miner, Credi- Date: 7/3/2014 #D-D352013cv801097. #D352013cv801565. Date: Amount: $3000.0. Case Amount: $1154.0. Case tor: Colo St Revenue. Debtor: Justin Date: 7/3/2014 Debtor: Jalal 7/4/2014 #D352013cv800183. Date: #D-D352014cv800174. Amount: $5884.34. Case W Seay, Credi- M Chatila, Credi- 7/4/2014 Date: 6/28/2014 tor: Colo St Revenue. tor: Colo St Revenue. BizWest | www.bcbr.com | www.ncbr.com July 25-Aug. 7, 2014 | 27 for the ReCORd

deBtoR: CRaiG v & #D-D352013cv800873. #C-12c-000537. Date: deBtoR: RuBy o & paMeLa J sandeRs, Date: 7/4/2014 6/27/2014 RuBy LoadeR Cates, Creditor: Colo st revenue. Creditor: Wakefi eld Assoc Amount: $627.0. Case deBtoR: ChaRLes t & deBtoR: patRiCK inc. Amount: $785.59. Case #D352014cv800212. Date: KaRLa K LippinCott, aLLen vauGhan, #C-13c-031280. Date: 7/4/2014 Creditor: Colo st revenue. Creditor: Kathy Jo Vaughan. 7/9/2014 Amount: $4110.0. Case Amount: $7500.0. Case deBtoR: david a & #D-D352012cv800048. #13dr30145. Date: deBtoR: paMeLa K KRisti a RodRiGueZ, Date: 7/4/2014 6/27/2014 suppes, Creditor: Wake- Creditor: Colo st revenue. fi eld Assoc inc. Amount: Watch For! Amount: $4796.0. Case deBtoR: tiMothy deBtoR: BaRBaRa $1470.8. Case #C-09c- #D352012cv803852. Date: M & MeG e dyeR, BaRnes voss, Credi- 002566. Date: 7/9/2014 7/4/2014 Creditor: Colo st revenue. tor: Unifund Ccr Partners. Amount: $3749.0. Case Amount: $7318.9. Case deBtoR: susan M deBtoR: david a & #D-D352013cv801200. #C-07c-005547. Date: Jones, Creditor: Capital KRisti a RodRiGueZ, Date: 7/4/2014 6/28/2014 one Bk Usa. Amount: Creditor: Colo st revenue. $3033.27. Case #C-12c- Amount: $2358.0. Case deBtoR: dan L deBtoR: Jason Witty, #D352013cv802312. Date: danieLs, Credi- Creditor: Us Bk. Amount: 001078. Date: 7/9/2014 7/4/2014 tor: Colo st revenue. $6660.48. Case #C-06c- Amount: $262.0. Case 202301. Date: 7/2/2014 WeLd County deBtoR: John W & #D-D352012cv803003. BaRBaRa h KReisLeR, Date: 7/4/2014 deBtoR: JuLiana deBtoR: RoGeR Creditor: Colo st revenue. oLinGeR, Credi- JiMeneZ, Credi- Amount: $1667.0. Case deBtoR: RoseMaRy tor: Colo st revenue. tor: Colo st revenue. #D352014cv800024. Date: sheRidan, Creditor: Amount: $775.0. Case Amount: $6337.58. Case 7/4/2014 Metro Collection service #D-D352011cv800231. #D-D622009cv810000. inc. Amount: $20112.61. Date: 7/2/2014 Date: 6/25/2014 deBtoR: Randy Case #C-10c62504. Date: & nataLie KRea- 7/8/2014 deBtoR: paM J & deBtoR: duane GeRsChMidt, paMeLa J pope, Credi- R unRuh, Credi- Creditor: Colo st revenue. deBtoR: GReG a ytu- tor: Discover Bk. Amount: tor: Colo st revenue. Amount: $2423.0. Case RiaGa, Creditor: Account $2057.93. Case #C-10c- Amount: $1255.0. Case 2013 ANNUAL REPORT #D352014cv800651. Date: Brokers Larimer County. 011668. Date: 7/3/2014 #D-D622013cv800199. 7/4/2014 Amount: $9850.0. Case Date: 6/25/2014 #C-10c-005953. Date: deBtoR: paMeLa J “It is easier to deBtoR: pete C & 7/8/2014 pope, Creditor: Capital deBtoR: duane tina L MaGaLLanes, one Bk Usa. Amount: R unRuh, Credi- ad build strong children Creditor: Colo st revenue. deBtoR: aBeL dennis $3821.72. Case #C-11c- tor: Colo st revenue. Amount: $1207.0. Case & stephan GaLLeGos, 001804. Date: 7/3/2014 Amount: $1937.0. Case #D352012cv800493. Date: Creditor: Account Brokers #D-D622014cv802870. than to repair 7/4/2014 Larimer County. Amount: deBtoR: eRiC M Date: 6/25/2014 $5224.94. Case #C-09c- sandeRs, Creditor: broken men.” deBtoR: RoBeRt a 005972. Date: 7/8/2014 Professional Fin Co inc. deBtoR: fRan- haRRis, Creditor: Colo st Amount: $1027.55. Case CisCo piZaRRo, revenue. Amount: $3474.0. deBtoR: suRindeR J #C-04c202019. Date: — Fredrick Douglas Creditor: Colo st revenue. Case #D352013cv800582. GhuMan, Creditor: Cach 7/3/2014 Amount: $243.0. Case Date: 7/4/2014 Llc. Amount: $78933.55. Case #D-08cv-000496. deBtoR: JiLL e BRun- #D-D622011cv803446. deBtoR: eLLen Date: 7/8/2014 neR, Creditor: Capital one Date: 6/25/2014 andeRson, Credi- Bk Usa. Amount: $2150.34. tor: Colo st revenue. deBtoR: KiMBeRLy d Case #C-11c-005279. Date: deBtoR: Wayne J & Amount: $365.0. Case daLton, Creditor: Wake- 7/8/2014 RaMona R tiBBits, #D352012cv803649. Date: fi eld Assoc inc. Amount: Creditor: Colo st revenue. 7/4/2014 $4003.53. Case #C-14c- deBtoR: RoBeRto Amount: $217.0. Case Publishing August 8, 2014 in BizWest 030667. Date: 7/9/2014 & RoBeRto G aRM- #D-D622011cv806186. deBtoR: Baheya endaRiZ, Creditor: Date: 6/25/2014 y aBu qWaideR, deBtoR: patRiCia Portfolio recovery Assoc Creditor: Colo st revenue. andeRson, Creditor: Llc. Amount: $4087.81. deBtoR: Wayne J & Amount: $5062.0. Case Mount st Adjustments. Case #C-12c-009333. Date: RaMona R tiBBits, #D-D352012cv802281. Amount: $6718.3. Case 7/8/2014 Creditor: Colo st revenue. Be the Difference Date: 7/4/2014 #D-14cv-030390. Date: Amount: $943.0. Case 7/9/2014 deBtoR: RoBeRto G #D-D622012cv803648. deBtoR: KRes- aRMendaRiZ, Creditor: Date: 6/25/2014 ton s BaRth, deBtoR: BRentLey Am General Fin services in the Life of a Child … Creditor: Colo st revenue. pRops, Creditor: Com- inc. Amount: $3057.05. deBtoR: Wayne J & Amount: $2002.0. Case merce City. Amount: $0.0. Case #C-10c-010288. Date: RaMona R tiBBits, #D-D352014cv800009. Case #D-2012cv243. Date: 7/8/2014 Creditor: Colo st revenue. Date: 7/4/2014 6/25/2014 Amount: $2276.0. Case deBtoR: JaMes van- #D-D622013cv800952. Be a Mentor! deBtoR: Baheya deBtoR: dustin e noRsdeL, Creditor: equa- Date: 6/25/2014 y aBu qWaideR, Kuehn, Creditor: henry ble Ascent Fin Llc. Amount: Creditor: Colo st revenue. stahla Mobile homes inc. $0.0. Case #C-11c1635. Amount: $3239.0. Case Amount: $11928.58. Case Date: 7/8/2014 See Record, 28 digest from 8 estate development fi rm responsible property near Rawhide, located north for developing the Wintergreen Vil- of Wellington, said John Bleem, Platte lage area. The land sits west of U.S. River’s customer and environmental Highway 287 on the north side of services division manager. “The ques- Loveland at 657 W. 64th St. tion we have is how much can we Partnersmentoringyouth.com Posted July 16. interconnect into the electrical struc- ture at a reasonable cost,” he said, “and 970-484-7123 grants to help promote so we’re studying that.” Platte River Serving Weld and Larimer Counties tourism in ﬂ ood areas also would have to secure various The state of Colorado is issuing approvals from Larimer County gov- $500,000 in grants to help adver- ernment before going forward with Partners is dedicated to being the Difference in tise, promote and support tourism the project, he said. the Life of a Child. in fl ood-ravaged counties. The grant Posted July 16. money comes from the U.S. Depart- The mission of Partners Mentoring Youth is ment of Housing and Development Former Lamar workers and will be awarded to groups in keep project on track to create and support one-to-one mentoring Larimer, Weld, Boulder, Logan LOVELAND – A group of former relationships between positive adult role and El Paso counties to help them Lamar Construction employees has attract visitors, support local jobs taken over work on a 12,500-square- models and youth facing challenges in their and strengthen local economies that foot building being built for Den- personal, social and academic lives. suffered losses from the September ver-based Bill Barrett Corp., helping 2013 fl oods. keep that project on track in the This special addition to BizWest will highlight Posted July 16. wake of Lamar ceasing operations. the great things that Partners does for the Curt Brinker and Lafe Herrick, for- Platte River Power mer Lamar project managers, started youth of our community, helping them find exploring solar array Evergreen Industrial Ltd., and have the way to a better life through positive role WELLINGTON – Platte River six other former Lamar employees Power Authority is exploring whether working for them, Brinker confi rmed. models. to build a 30-megawatt solar installa- Without divulging the cost of the tion on property occupied by its coal- project, Brinker said Evergreen was You may even find that mentoring vulnerable fi red Rawhide Energy Station. Platte “able to maintain the dollar value of youth helps you become a better person. River is studying whether to build the project and the schedule.” a solar array on a 150-acre site on Posted July 14. 28 | July 25-Aug. 7, 2014 BizWest | www.bcbr.com | www.ncbr.com for the ReCORd

deBtoR: padua d #D-D622014cv802937. deBtoR: KendeLL Amount: $4883.0. Case #D-D622011cv805212. deBtoR: Joe a deBtoR: santos from 27 thoMas, Creditor: Colo st Date: 6/25/2014 R GRauBeRGeR, #D-D622013cv801330. Date: 6/28/2014 sanCheZ, Credi- JR sanCheZ, Credi- deBtoR: Wayne J & revenue. Amount: $1395.6. Creditor: Colo st revenue. Date: 6/28/2014 tor: Colo st revenue. tor: Colo st revenue. RaMona R tiBBits, Case #Dd622012cv802185. deBtoR: den- Amount: $3653.77. Case deBtoR: CLyde o & Amount: $3816.0. Case Amount: $1837.0. Case Creditor: Colo st revenue. Date: 6/25/2014 nis G dyeR, Credi- #D-D622012cv804679. deBtoR: MiChaeL J Rhonda J WaRehiMe, #D-D622011cv804075. #D-D622013cv801710. Amount: $214.0. Case tor: Colo st revenue. Date: 6/25/2014 sR & ChRist MuRfitt, Creditor: Colo st revenue. Date: 6/28/2014 Date: 6/28/2014 #D-D622013cv801567. deBtoR: tiMothy Amount: $8570.56. Case Creditor: Colo st revenue. Amount: $210.0. Case Date: 6/25/2014 L & ReBeCCa L Lee, #D-D622011cv806162. deBtoR: GeoRGe W & Amount: $1125.13. Case #D-D622013cv801307. deBtoR: LeLand deBtoR: noRMan J Creditor: Colo st revenue. Date: 6/25/2014 veRoniCa R hedRiCK, #D-D622014cv803347. Date: 6/28/2014 s RidnouR, Credi- LaW, Creditor: Colo st rev- deBtoR: Wayne J & Amount: $9980.0. Case Creditor: Colo st revenue. Date: 6/28/2014 tor: Colo st revenue. enue. Amount: $536.0. Case RaMona R tiBBits, #D-D622014cv803464. deBtoR: ChaRLes d Amount: $6983.98. Case deBtoR: John Amount: $4226.12. Case #D-D622013cv801610. Creditor: Colo st revenue. Date: 6/25/2014 & aManda J toLBeRt, #D-D622013cv802324. deBtoR: MiChaeL J C BuRns, Credi- #D-D622011cv805216. Date: 6/28/2014 Amount: $675.0. Case Creditor: Colo st revenue. Date: 6/25/2014 sR & ChRist MuRfitt, tor: Colo st revenue. Date: 6/28/2014 #D-D622014cv803437. deBtoR: RonaLd Amount: $648.0. Case Creditor: Colo st revenue. Amount: $5837.39. Case deBtoR: viRGiL J Date: 6/25/2014 d WoodCoCK, #D-D622012cv801095. deBtoR: aLeX- Amount: $594.0. Case #D-D22010cv801633. Date: deBtoR: CaRo- & MaRy a teLLeR, Creditor: Colo st revenue. Date: 6/25/2014 andeR saLdana, #D-D622013cv801912. 6/28/2014 Lyn sandBeRG, Creditor: Colo st revenue. deBtoR: KRis- Amount: $3035.0. Case Creditor: Colo st revenue. Date: 6/28/2014 Creditor: Colo st revenue. Amount: $5525.87. Case tina M yBaRRa, #D-D622014cv802914. deBtoR: Jose e Amount: $2042.0. Case deBtoR: diane Amount: $876.0. Case #D-D622010cv801380. Creditor: Colo st revenue. Date: 6/25/2014 doMinGueZ, Credi- #D-D622013cv801594. deBtoR: MiChaeL J M LonG, Credi- #D-D622011cv803469. Date: 6/28/2014 Amount: $7655.41. Case tor: Colo st revenue. Date: 6/25/2014 sR & ChRist MuRfitt, tor: Colo st revenue. Date: 6/28/2014 #D-D622013cv800824. deBtoR: RonaLd Amount: $5296.0. Case Creditor: Colo st revenue. Amount: $795.0. Case deBtoR: denise L Date: 6/25/2014 d WoodCoCK, #D-D622013cv801760. deBtoR: Jose a Amount: $1874.0. Case #D-D622012cv802634. deBtoR: Joseph shepheRd, Credi- Creditor: Colo st revenue. Date: 6/25/2014 & deLfina soto, #D-D622012cv803560. Date: 6/28/2014 B Kanon, Credi- tor: Colo st revenue. deBtoR: LoRenZo Amount: $928.0. Case Creditor: Colo st revenue. Date: 6/28/2014 tor: Colo st revenue. Amount: $4024.45. Case & eLsa GaRCia, #D-D622013cv800232. deBtoR: Jose e Amount: $698.0. Case deBtoR: diane Amount: $2024.0. Case #D-D622011cv805148. Creditor: Colo st revenue. Date: 6/25/2014 doMinGueZ, Credi- #D-D622011cv803639. deBtoR: MiChaeL J M LonG, Credi- #D-D622013cv801920. Date: 6/28/2014 Amount: $8488.0. Case tor: Colo st revenue. Date: 6/25/2014 sR & ChRist MuRfitt, tor: Colo st revenue. Date: 6/28/2014 #D-D622013cv802133. deBtoR: Candy & Amount: $1292.21. Case Creditor: Colo st revenue. Amount: $2889.0. Case deBtoR: Judith Date: 6/25/2014 Josh GonZaLes, #D-D622011cv804824. deBtoR: Jose a Amount: $806.0. Case #D-D622012cv803662. deBtoR: Joseph C MCCLain, Credi- Creditor: Colo st revenue. Date: 6/25/2014 & deLfina soto, #D-D622012cv802493. Date: 6/28/2014 B Kanon, Credi- tor: Colo st revenue. deBtoR: doMiniC Amount: $197.0. Case Creditor: Colo st revenue. Date: 6/28/2014 tor: Colo st revenue. Amount: $4128.44. Case J BLanCh, Credi- #D-D622013cv804793. deBtoR: LeRoy JR Amount: $1367.77. Case deBtoR: diana f Amount: $1346.0. Case #D-D622010cv801430. tor: Colo st revenue. Date: 6/25/2014 espinoZa, Credi- #D-D622011cv805814. deBtoR: GReG v & paCheCo, Credi- #D-D622013cv801947. Date: 6/28/2014 Amount: $10600.29. Case tor: Colo st revenue. Date: 6/25/2014 Linda L neiGhBoRs, tor: Colo st revenue. Date: 6/28/2014 #D-D622012cv802843. deBtoR: Candy & Amount: $4019.33. Case Creditor: Colo st revenue. Amount: $5915.67. Case deBtoR: RoBeRt L & Date: 6/25/2014 Josh GonZaLes, #D-D622010cv801860. deBtoR: asen- Amount: $4176.0. Case #D-D622011cv806079. deBtoR: sCott sandRa J WinGaRd, Creditor: Colo st revenue. Date: 6/25/2014 Cion J RiveRa, #D-D622013cv801733. Date: 6/28/2014 d WidLeR, Credi- Creditor: Colo st revenue. deBtoR: Cata- Amount: $1086.0. Case Creditor: Colo st revenue. Date: 6/28/2014 tor: Colo st revenue. Amount: $3355.0. Case Rino B MaRtineZ, #D-D622013cv802086. deBtoR: MaRGaRita Amount: $386.0. Case deBtoR: Rus- Amount: $2011.0. Case #D-D622012cv803082. Creditor: Colo st revenue. Date: 6/25/2014 C aRChuLeta, Credi- #D-D622013cv802020. deBtoR: JeReMy C & seLL G duMMett, #D-D622012cv803104. Date: 6/28/2014 Amount: $3724.99. Case tor: Colo st revenue. Date: 6/25/2014 JessiCa R CoRdova, Creditor: Colo st revenue. Date: 6/28/2014 #D-D622011cv804580. deBtoR: eLiZa- Amount: $3428.17. Case Creditor: Colo st revenue. Amount: $1838.0. Case deBtoR: RoBeRt L & Date: 6/25/2014 Beth atWeLL, #D-D622010cv801144. deBtoR: MaRK h & Amount: $338.0. Case #D-D622012cv804153. deBtoR: sCott sandRa J WinGaRd, Creditor: Colo st revenue. Date: 6/25/2014 MaRieLena MaRtin, #D-D622012cv801377. Date: 6/28/2014 d WidLeR, Credi- Creditor: Colo st revenue. deBtoR: CataRino B & Amount: $3581.0. Case Creditor: Colo st revenue. Date: 6/28/2014 tor: Colo st revenue. Amount: $527.0. Case CaRoLina MaRtineZ, #D-D622013cv800865. deBtoR: Joshua s & Amount: $7998.69. Case deBtoR: Rus- Amount: $806.0. Case #D-D622013cv801913. Creditor: Colo st revenue. Date: 6/25/2014 suZanne n saRteRs, #D-D622012cv803447. deBtoR: JeReMy C & seLL G duMMett, #D-D622013cv801729. Date: 6/28/2014 Amount: $1054.0. Case Creditor: Colo st revenue. Date: 6/25/2014 JessiCa R CoRdova, Creditor: Colo st revenue. Date: 6/28/2014 #D-D622012cv802468. deBtoR: tonya Amount: $1486.0. Case Creditor: Colo st revenue. Amount: $1392.0. Case deBtoR: anGeLa Date: 6/25/2014 sue MoseR, Credi- #D-D622013cv801451. deBtoR: RoCKy d Amount: $227.0. Case #D-D622014cv802873. deBtoR: RoBeRt d BoLtJes, Credi- tor: Colo st revenue. Date: 6/25/2014 shaW, Creditor: Portfo- #D-D622012cv803498. Date: 6/28/2014 L BLei, Creditor: Colo tor: Colo st revenue. deBtoR: CataRino B & Amount: $1344.0. Case lio recovery Assoc Llc. Date: 6/28/2014 st revenue. Amount: Amount: $2374.0. Case CaRoLina MaRtineZ, #D-D622011cv805192. deBtoR: Justin J & Amount: $909.58. Case deBtoR: MattheW $5179.59. Case #D-D622013cv800717. Creditor: Colo st revenue. Date: 6/25/2014 KRistyLynn noeL, #C-13c-034834. Date: deBtoR: JeReMy C & G heRnandeZ, #D-D622014cv803399. Date: 6/28/2014 Amount: $960.0. Case Creditor: Colo st revenue. 6/26/2014 JessiCa R CoRdova, Creditor: Colo st revenue. Date: 6/28/2014 #D-D622012cv803515. deBtoR: BRian Amount: $119.0. Case Creditor: Colo st revenue. Amount: $1196.0. Case deBtoR: MaRio Date: 6/25/2014 GRevenoW, Credi- #D-D622013cv804754. deBtoR: LeandRo J Amount: $2195.0. Case #D-D622012cv803251. deBtoR: natha- esCaRCeGa, Credi- tor: Colo st revenue. Date: 6/25/2014 MaRtineZ, Creditor: Cap- #D-D622013cv802425. Date: 6/28/2014 niaL L RaMos, tor: Colo st revenue. deBtoR: CataRino B & Amount: $185.0. Case ital one Bk Usa. Amount: Date: 6/28/2014 Creditor: Colo st revenue. Amount: $823.0. Case CaRoLina MaRtineZ, #D-D622014cv803389. deBtoR: Justin J $1468.76. Case #C-09c- deBtoR: MattheW Amount: $5252.0. Case #D-D622012cv802616. Creditor: Colo st revenue. Date: 6/25/2014 noeL, Creditor: Colo 005631. Date: 6/26/2014 deBtoR: MiChaeL t G heRnandeZ, #D-D622012cv803676. Date: 6/28/2014 Amount: $275.0. Case st revenue. Amount: & Jenna R LoCKMan, Creditor: Colo st revenue. Date: 6/28/2014 #D-D622012cv803246. deBtoR: steve $8245.12. Case deBtoR: Rudy J & Creditor: Colo st revenue. Amount: $1252.0. Case deBtoR: MaRio Date: 6/25/2014 G foRMBy, Credi- #D-D622012cv802525. RudoLph J oRtiZ, Amount: $4068.3. Case #D-D622013cv801014. deBtoR: natha- esCaRCeGa, Credi- tor: Colo st revenue. Date: 6/25/2014 Creditor: Ford Motor Credit #D-D622011cv804391. Date: 6/28/2014 niaL L RaMos, tor: Colo st revenue. deBtoR: daR- Amount: $2422.0. Case Co. Amount: $7295.68. Date: 6/28/2014 Creditor: Colo st revenue. Amount: $1060.0. Case ReLL L heCKMan, #D-D622014cv803123. deBtoR: Kent d & Case #C-04c-003104. Date: deBtoR: MattheW Amount: $4556.0. Case #D-D622012cv803519. Creditor: Colo st revenue. Date: 6/25/2014 ChaRoLette s WaRe, 6/28/2014 deBtoR: sCott p & G heRnandeZ, #D-D622013cv801712. Date: 6/28/2014 Amount: $5591.0. Case Creditor: Colo st revenue. andRea M huGGins, Creditor: Colo st revenue. Date: 6/28/2014 deBtoR: MaRio #D-D622013cv800140. deBtoR: steve Amount: $6765.62. Case deBtoR: sCott Creditor: Colo st revenue. Amount: $884.0. Case esCaRCeGa, Credi- Date: 6/25/2014 G foRMBy, Credi- #D-D622013cv801587. d WidLeR, Credi- Amount: $1890.0. Case #D-D622014cv803312. deBtoR: aLvin L tor: Colo st revenue. tor: Colo st revenue. Date: 6/25/2014 tor: Colo st revenue. #D-D622013cv801018. Date: 6/28/2014 MaRtineZ, Credi- Amount: $1265.0. Case deBtoR: nGu q vo, Amount: $4153.0. Case Amount: $505.0. Case Date: 6/28/2014 tor: Colo st revenue. #D-D622013cv801659. Creditor: Colo st revenue. #D-D622014cv802912. deBtoR: Kath- #D-D622011cv805914. deBtoR: Joseph p Amount: $2486.4. Case Date: 6/28/2014 Amount: $246.0. Case Date: 6/25/2014 Ryn s Johnson, Date: 6/28/2014 deBtoR: sCott p & KautZMan, Credi- #D-D622011cv804898. #D-D622014cv803167. Creditor: Colo st revenue. andRea M huGGins, tor: Colo st revenue. Date: 6/28/2014 deBtoR: h Keith & Date: 6/25/2014 deBtoR: GaRy L Amount: $974.0. Case deBtoR: sCott Creditor: Colo st revenue. Amount: $3146.0. Case MaRtha BRadLey, hoLMan, Credi- #D-D612013cv800014. d WidLeR, Credi- Amount: $1888.0. Case #D-D622013cv800172. deBtoR: aLvin L Creditor: Colo st revenue. deBtoR: nGu q vo, tor: Colo st revenue. Date: 6/25/2014 tor: Colo st revenue. #D-D622013cv801635. Date: 6/28/2014 MaRtineZ, Credi- Amount: $4318.86. Case Creditor: Colo st revenue. Amount: $1918.32. Case Amount: $791.91. Case Date: 6/28/2014 tor: Colo st revenue. #D-D622013cv801483. Amount: $6920.0. Case #D-D622011cv805049. deBtoR: Ronny #D-D622011cv803992. deBtoR: Randy BuRt, Amount: $1018.0. Case Date: 6/28/2014 #D-D622013cv802150. Date: 6/25/2014 faRMeR, Credi- Date: 6/28/2014 deBtoR: Kevin R & Creditor: Colo st revenue. #D-D622011cv805747. Date: 6/25/2014 tor: Colo st revenue. BaRBaRa d siLveRs, Amount: $3790.08. Case Date: 6/28/2014 deBtoR: Moses & deBtoR: RiChaRd Amount: $129.0. Case deBtoR: Joseph s Creditor: Colo st revenue. #D-D622010cv800003. saMoni doMinGueZ, deBtoR: aManda neusChWanGeR, #D-D622012cv804369. & MiCheLLe K siLva, Amount: $2053.0. Case Date: 6/28/2014 deBtoR: aLvin L Creditor: Colo st revenue. R aLLeLy, Credi- Creditor: Colo st revenue. Date: 6/25/2014 Creditor: Colo st revenue. #D-D622013cv800661. MaRtineZ, Credi- Amount: $4593.0. Case tor: Colo st revenue. Amount: $3876.62. Case Amount: $3480.0. Case Date: 6/28/2014 deBtoR: viCtoR J tor: Colo st revenue. #D-D622014cv803366. Amount: $3290.33. Case #D-D622010cv800649. deBtoR: shan- #D-D622014cv802939. & syLvia RiveRa, Amount: $956.0. Case Date: 6/28/2014 #D-D622012cv803462. Date: 6/25/2014 non hoLCoMB, Date: 6/28/2014 deBtoR: Kevin R & Creditor: Colo st revenue. #D-D622012cv803490. Date: 6/25/2014 Creditor: Colo st revenue. BaRBRa d siLveRs, Amount: $956.0. Case Date: 6/28/2014 deBtoR: sandi deBtoR: Reed G & Amount: $3097.0. Case deBtoR: Joseph s Creditor: Colo st revenue. #D-D622013cv804792. s daWdy, Credi- deBtoR: LauRa LauRa L BuhLeR, #D-D622011cv805698. & MiCheLLe K siLva, Amount: $2053.0. Case Date: 6/28/2014 deBtoR: santos tor: Colo st revenue. seGuRahuRtado, Creditor: Colo st revenue. Date: 6/25/2014 Creditor: Colo st revenue. #D-D622013cv801893. JR sanCheZ, Credi- Amount: $3328.0. Case Creditor: Colo st revenue. Amount: $25219.95. Case Amount: $2014.0. Case Date: 6/28/2014 deBtoR: viCtoR J tor: Colo st revenue. #D-D622014cv802904. Amount: $3155.14. Case #D-D622012cv800077. deBtoR: shan- #D-D622014cv803316. & syLvia RiveRa, Amount: $219.0. Case Date: 6/28/2014 #D-D622013cv800783. Date: 6/25/2014 non hoLCoMB, Date: 6/28/2014 deBtoR: ChRis M Creditor: Colo st revenue. #D-D622012cv800741. Date: 6/25/2014 deBtoR: Reed G & Creditor: Colo st revenue. Rios, Creditor: Colo Amount: $1440.0. Case Date: 6/28/2014 deBtoR: sandi LauRa L BuhLeR, Amount: $2391.0. Case deBtoR: Jose david st revenue. Amount: #D-D622014cv803222. s daWdy, Credi- Creditor: Colo st revenue. #D-D622011cv805946. & petRa s GaRZa, $6469.36. Case Date: 6/28/2014 tor: Colo st revenue. Amount: $421.0. Case Date: 6/25/2014 Creditor: Colo st revenue. Amount: $1962.0. Case

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#D-D622013cv800164. #D-D622013cv801322. Debtor: Dianna Amount: $5856.58. Case Debtor: Kristin Amount: $3733.0. Case Debtor: Justin L Amount: $3204.0. Case Date: 6/28/2014 Date: 6/28/2014 L Harris, Credi- #D-D622012cv802233. B Kerrigan, Credi- #D-622013cv800869. Date: & Faith Davisson, #D-D622013cv801351. tor: Colo St Revenue. Date: 6/28/2014 tor: Colo St Revenue. 7/3/2014 Creditor: Colo St Revenue. Date: 7/3/2014 Debtor: Robert Debtor: Wanda Amount: $884.0. Case Amount: $3689.26. Case Amount: $1180.0. Case J Zabuska, Credi- J Anstead, Credi- #D-D622012cv801087. Debtor: Rusty W & #D-D622011cv804972. Debtor: Jes- #D-D622014cv803023. Debtor: Woodside tor: Colo St Revenue. tor: Colo St Revenue. Date: 6/28/2014 Bernice L Haggerty, Date: 7/3/2014 sie Rodriguez, Date: 7/3/2014 Village Apartments, Amount: $5040.0. Case Amount: $1117.92. Case Creditor: Colo St Revenue. Creditor: Colo St Revenue. Creditor: Monica Naranjo. #D-D622012cv802179. #D-D622012cv800928. Debtor: Dianna Amount: $516.0. Case Debtor: Jose G Amount: $4755.01. Case Debtor: Steven G & Amount: $959.96. Case Date: 6/28/2014 Date: 6/28/2014 L Harris, Credi- #D-D622014cv803095. Huizar Damian, #D-D622010cv800059. Nicole R Cranford, #C-12c-008923. Date: tor: Colo St Revenue. Date: 6/28/2014 Creditor: Colo St Revenue. Date: 7/3/2014 Creditor: Colo St Revenue. 7/3/2014 Debtor: Sergio Debtor: Wanda Amount: $454.0. Case Amount: $3283.0. Case Amount: $2440.0. Case A & Heather M J Anstead, Credi- #D-D622011cv806051. Debtor: Paul #D-D622010cv801688. Debtor: Cayd Bader, #D-D622014cv802906. Debtor: Mandy Contreras, Credi- tor: Colo St Revenue. Date: 6/28/2014 Bradley, Credi- Date: 7/3/2014 Creditor: Colo St Revenue. Date: 7/3/2014 Blunt, Creditor: Afford- tor: Colo St Revenue. Amount: $923.0. Case tor: Colo St Revenue. Amount: $2530.0. Case able Community Housing Amount: $3149.6. Case #D-D622013cv800403. Debtor: Shawn M & Amount: $3215.0. Case Debtor: Monte #D-D622012cv800848. Debtor: Vernon T. Amount: $850.0. Case #D-D622011cv804706. Date: 6/28/2014 Christine M Pagan, #D-D622011cv803945. E Miranda, Credi- Date: 7/3/2014 P Robinson, Credi- #C-14c-033027. Date: Date: 6/28/2014 Creditor: Colo St Revenue. Date: 6/28/2014 tor: Colo St Revenue. tor: Colo St Revenue. 7/3/2014 Debtor: Johnny Amount: $4732.0. Case Amount: $292.0. Case Debtor: Bruce Amount: $1209.0. Case Debtor: Sergio M Romero, Credi- #D-D622014cv803476. Debtor: Terry L #D-D622010cv801828. J Christensen, #D-D622012cv802681. Debtor: Lisa M A & Heather M tor: Colo St Revenue. Date: 6/28/2014 Workman, Credi- Date: 7/3/2014 Creditor: Colo St Revenue. Date: 7/3/2014 Leonettischumach- Contreras, Credi- Amount: $355.0. Case tor: Colo St Revenue. Amount: $3792.17. Case er, Creditor: Colo St Reve- tor: Colo St Revenue. #D-D622011cv805687. Debtor: Joe G Amount: $4836.24. Case Debtor: Monte #D-D622013cv801334. Debtor: Pary D nue. Amount: $1284.0. Case Amount: $1216.0. Case Date: 6/28/2014 Martinez, Credi- #D-D622011cv805370. E Miranda, Credi- Date: 7/3/2014 Gallatin, Credi- #D-D622012cv803717. #D-D622012cv801005. tor: Colo St Revenue. Date: 6/28/2014 tor: Colo St Revenue. tor: Colo St Revenue. Date: 7/8/2014 Date: 6/28/2014 Debtor: Johnny Amount: $3429.0. Case Amount: $718.0. Case Debtor: James Amount: $6362.0. Case #D-D622010cv801364. M Romero, Credi- #D-D622013cv802461. Debtor: Juan Garcia #D-D622011cv805642. A Neill, Credi- Debtor: Lisa M Date: 7/3/2014 Debtor: Sergio tor: Colo St Revenue. Date: 6/28/2014 Martinez, Creditor: Mid- Date: 7/3/2014 tor: Colo St Revenue. Leonettischumach- A & Heather M Amount: $329.0. Case land Funding Llc. Amount: Amount: $4608.87. Case er, Creditor: Colo St Reve- Debtor: Troy A Debtor: Pary D Contreras, Credi- #D-D622011cv805715. $1480.97. Case #C-14c- Debtor: Monte #D-D622010cv802356. nue. Amount: $1430.0. Case Price, Creditor: Colo E Miranda, Credi- Gallatin, Credi- #D-D622013cv802674. tor: Colo St Revenue. Date: 6/28/2014 031277. Date: 6/28/2014 Date: 7/3/2014 St Revenue. Amount: tor: Colo St Revenue. Amount: $2989.0. Case Debtor: Johnny tor: Colo St Revenue. Date: 7/8/2014 $6692.34. Case Amount: $229.16. Case Amount: $2025.0. Case #D-D622012cv803819. M Romero, Credi- Debtor: Zachary Debtor: Angela #D-D622011cv805705. #D-D622011cv805219. #D-D622013cv802172. Debtor: Lisa M Date: 6/28/2014 tor: Colo St Revenue. Buck, Creditor: Midland D Harris, Credi- Date: 6/28/2014 Date: 7/3/2014 Date: 7/3/2014 Leonettischumach- Amount: $1109.0. Case Funding Llc. Amount: tor: Colo St Revenue. er, Creditor: Colo St Reve- Debtor: Julie A Cila, #D-D622011cv806056. $878.84. Case #C-13c- Amount: $3170.9. Case Debtor: Floyd Debtor: Shel- Debtor: Steve nue. Amount: $1414.0. Case Creditor: Colo St Revenue. Date: 6/28/2014 035994. Date: 6/28/2014 #D-D622010cv801897. R Cole, Credi- ley K Lane, Credi- Gutierrez, Credi- #D-D622013cv802495. Amount: $4459.85. Case Date: 7/3/2014 tor: Colo St Revenue. tor: Colo St Revenue. tor: Colo St Revenue. Date: 7/8/2014 #D-D622014cv803451. Debtor: Angela Debtor: Johnny Amount: $2363.0. Case Debtor: Josie & Amount: $721.0. Case Amount: $4477.13. Case Date: 6/28/2014 D Harris, Credi- M Romero, Credi- #D-D622013cv801601. Merle R Sr Sickler, #D-D622011cv806077. #D-D622011cv804714. Debtor: Isaac Roel, tor: Colo St Revenue. Date: 6/28/2014 Creditor: Wakefield Assoc Date: 7/3/2014 tor: Colo St Revenue. Date: 7/3/2014 Creditor: Colo St Revenue. Debtor: George W Amount: $926.0. Case Inc. Amount: $2647.96. Amount: $345.0. Case Amount: $1139.0. Case Jr & Lauren Cline, #D-D622012cv803534. Debtor: Chad Case #C-14c-031253. Date: Debtor: Shel- #D-D622012cv803618. Debtor: Rus- #D-D622013cv800940. Creditor: Colo St Revenue. Date: 6/28/2014 D Kukus, Credi- 6/28/2014 ley K Lane, Credi- Date: 7/3/2014 sell E Mahan, Date: 7/8/2014 Amount: $1060.0. Case tor: Colo St Revenue. tor: Colo St Revenue. Creditor: Colo St Revenue. #D-D622012cv802741. Debtor: Jeffery Amount: $4317.0. Case Debtor: Atkinson Amount: $659.0. Case Debtor: Mikel K & Amount: $225.42. Case Debtor: Larry Date: 6/28/2014 C Blandford, #D-D622013cv802621. Facc Lot Llc, Creditor: #D-D622012cv803683. Kelly M Weimer, #D-D622013cv800615. R Adams, Credi- Creditor: Colo St Revenue. Date: 6/28/2014 Ronald C & Karen M Atkin- Date: 7/3/2014 Creditor: Colo St Revenue. Date: 7/3/2014 tor: Colo St Revenue. Debtor: George W Amount: $5544.0. Case son. Amount: $492324.5. Amount: $2662.0. Case Amount: $1858.82. Case Jr & Lauren Cline, #D-D622014cv802819. Debtor: Debo- Case #D-13cv-030909. Debtor: Shel- #D-D622014cv803465. Debtor: Robert & #D-D622011cv804827. Creditor: Colo St Revenue. Date: 6/28/2014 rah Hicks, Credi- Date: 6/28/2014 ley K Lane, Credi- Date: 7/3/2014 Cheryl A Robinson, Date: 7/8/2014 Amount: $1768.0. Case tor: Colo St Revenue. tor: Colo St Revenue. Creditor: Colo St Revenue. #D-D622013cv800363. Debtor: Dianna Amount: $4140.0. Case Debtor: Verbal Amount: $872.0. Case Debtor: Tom C & Amount: $4322.0. Case Debtor: Patri- Date: 6/28/2014 L Harris, Credi- #D-D622014cv803438. World Inc, Creditor: #D-D622013cv801039. Darlene F Kilmer, #D-D622012cv803083. cia L Trujillo, tor: Colo St Revenue. Date: 6/28/2014 Acquired Capital I Lp. Date: 7/3/2014 Creditor: Colo St Revenue. Date: 7/3/2014 Creditor: Colo St Revenue. Debtor: George W Amount: $1362.0. Case Amount: $223600.0. Case Amount: $917.0. Case Amount: $1397.0. Case Jr & Lauren Cline, #D-D622014cv803207. Debtor: Nathan #D-13cv-030509. Date: Debtor: Derek #D-D622011cv806081. Debtor: Robert & #D-D622012cv800198. Creditor: Colo St Revenue. Date: 6/28/2014 A Gonzales, Credi- 7/2/2014 Amato, Credi- Date: 7/3/2014 Cheryl A Robinson, Date: 7/8/2014 Amount: $2482.0. Case tor: Colo St Revenue. tor: Colo St Revenue. Creditor: Colo St Revenue. #D-D622014cv802901. Debtor: Dianna Amount: $141.0. Case Debtor: Gary Amount: $5327.44. Case Debtor: Anita Amount: $834.0. Case Debtor: Patri- Date: 6/28/2014 L Harris, Credi- #D-D622012cv800705. M Beach, Credi- #D-D622010cv802412. Aragon, Credi- #D-D622013cv801069. cia L Trujillo, tor: Colo St Revenue. Date: 6/28/2014 tor: Colo St Revenue. Date: 7/3/2014 tor: Colo St Revenue. Date: 7/3/2014 Creditor: Colo St Revenue. Debtor: Marc A & Amount: $679.0. Case Amount: $5189.44. Case Amount: $679.0. Case Amount: $949.32. Case Bertha Bolitho, #D-D622012cv803518. Debtor: Rusty W & #D-D622014cv803137. Debtor: Mark A #D-D622010cv802642. Debtor: Robin R #D-D622012cv803976. Creditor: Colo St Revenue. Date: 6/28/2014 Bernice L Haggerty, Date: 7/3/2014 Stewart, Credi- Date: 7/3/2014 Thompson, Credi- Date: 7/8/2014 Amount: $3300.0. Case tor: Colo St Revenue. Creditor: Colo St Revenue. tor: Colo St Revenue. See Record, 31

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COMMENTARY BiZWest WWW.BCBR.CoM | WWW.nCBR.CoM Questions remain on Loveland redevelopment plan t’s not a bad thing, Loveland seek- whether the county will work with • Loveland has contracted for the ing to revitalize its downtown EDITORIAL Michaels or some other builder. purchase of nine of 15 properties Icore. Several projects in recent • What will become of the exist- needed for the project. What hap- years have brought new housing, ing county building on Sixth Street? pens if one or more property owners retail and offi ce space to the area, edition, many questions remain on • Will tax-increment ﬁ nancing be refuses to sell? Will eminent domain including, most recently, the fi ve- the development, even as the city used for the development? If so, how be used? story Gallery Flats project at 585 proceeds with real estate acquisi- much will Loveland be committing • What will be the ultimate cost Lincoln Ave. tions and a development agreement to the redevelopment? of Catalyst, estimated by the devel- Another plan, dubbed the South with New Jersey-based Michaels • Backers have hinted at a oper to top $30 million? Catalyst Project, could become yet Development Co. national high-tech company, cur- We strongly support efforts to another revitalization success story, Among the questions: rently with Northern Colorado revitalize downtowns throughout improving the area between First • What role will Larimer operations, possibly anchoring the Northern Colorado and the Boulder and Third streets and Cleveland and County play in the project? The development. Who is this company, Valley. But we also support projects Lincoln avenues. county intends to build a new and how likely is its participation? being well thought out, with the But it’s too soon to tell. As Biz- 45,000-square-foot building as What happens if that company public fully aware of the costs, the West’s Doug Storum reports in this part of the project. But it’s unclear looks elsewhere? scope and the risks.

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from 29 Debtor: Brad Debtor: Oscar Tor- Amount: $2561.0. Case #D-D622013cv801684. Debtor: Ileene Debtor: Steven Debtor: Margaret A Schmolesky, res, Creditor: Colo St Rev- #D-D622014cv803411. Date: 7/8/2014 M Mader, Credi- J Roskop, Creditor: A & Hugh I Trimble, Creditor: Colo St Revenue. enue. Amount: $140.0. Case Date: 7/8/2014 tor: Colo St Revenue. Colo Dept Revenue. Creditor: Wakefield Assoc Debtor: Patri- #D-D622013cv801071. Debtor: Michael L & Inc. Amount: $1043.05. Amount: $1235.0. Case Amount: $3918.98. Case Amount: $1225.0. Case cia L Trujillo, #D-D622013cv800123. Date: 7/8/2014 Debtor: Luke Mary O Ellenberg- #D-D622010cv801420. Case #C-10c-007684. Date: #D-13cv801353. Date: Creditor: Colo St Revenue. Date: 7/8/2014 L Rethke, Credi- er, Creditor: Colo St Reve- Date: 7/8/2014 7/2/2014 Amount: $1721.0. Case Debtor: Oscar Tor- tor: Colo St Revenue. nue. Amount: $2555.0. Case 6/26/2014 #D-D622013cv801731. Debtor: Brad res, Creditor: Colo St Rev- Amount: $4789.0. Case #D-D622013cv800957. Debtor: Feliciano Debtor: Brent R Date: 7/8/2014 A Schmolesky, enue. Amount: $253.0. Case #D-D622012cv802324. Date: 7/8/2014 Loma, Creditor: Colo Debtor: Adam L Steigelman, Credi- Creditor: Colo St Revenue. #D-D622013cv801563. Date: 7/8/2014 St Revenue. Amount: Micheli, Creditor: Fia tor: Capital One Bk Usa. Debtor: Dalvin J Date: 7/8/2014 Debtor: Russell Amount: $2932.24. Case Amount: $1173.0. Case $1352.0. Case Card Services. Amount: & Lupe R Ickler, #D-D622014cv803000. Debtor: Damon W Grey, Creditor: Colo #C-11c-004891. Date: Creditor: Colo St Revenue. #D-D622012cv803307. $3592.29. Case #C-11c- Date: 7/8/2014 Debtor: David P Simmons, Credi- St Revenue. Amount: Date: 7/8/2014 7/2/2014 Amount: $2674.0. Case Arroyo, Credi- tor: Colo St Revenue. $6007.0. Case 004066. Date: 6/26/2014 #D-D622013cv801045. tor: Colo St Revenue. #D-D622014cv802890. Debtor: Fred L Amount: $1374.0. Case Debtor: Rosalio Debtor: Brent R Date: 7/8/2014 Amount: $342.0. Case Date: 7/8/2014 Steigelman, Credi- Jr Davis, Credi- #D-D622010cv802460. Rodarte, Credi- Debtor: Kelly A tor: Colo St Revenue. #D-D622012cv801401. Date: 7/8/2014 tor: Atlantic Credit Fin Inc. Debtor: Dalvin J tor: Colo St Revenue. Smith, Creditor: Wake- Amount: $3503.57. Case Date: 7/8/2014 Debtor: Wendy Amount: $5430.72. Case & Lupe R Ickler, Amount: $2853.0. Case field Assoc Inc. Amount: #D-D622011cv804615. Debtor: Michell P Trujillo, Credi- #C-09c-003280. Date: Creditor: Colo St Revenue. #D-D622012cv803802. $1600.61. Case #C-13c- Date: 7/8/2014 Debtor: David Buthman, Credi- tor: Colo St Revenue. 7/2/2014 Amount: $3006.0. Case Date: 7/8/2014 034844. Date: 6/27/2014 Arroyo, Credi- tor: Colo St Revenue. Amount: $4863.0. Case #D-D622014cv802908. tor: Colo St Revenue. #D-D622014cv802722. Debtor: Douglas Debtor: Adrian Amount: $3221.0. Case Debtor: Craig A Date: 7/8/2014 Amount: $527.0. Case Date: 7/8/2014 Debtor: Progres- Speicher, Creditor: Cap- S Gomez, Credi- #D-D622013cv802056. Bellendir, Credi- tor: Colo St Revenue. #D-D622013cv801004. Date: 7/8/2014 sive Therapy ital One Bk Usa. Amount: Debtor: Ellen Date: 7/8/2014 Debtor: Cody B & tor: Colo St Revenue. $4184.95. Case #C-11c- Anderson, Credi- Amount: $3410.0. Case Amount: $782.0. Case Systems Pc, Credi- #D-D622011cv804150. Debtor: Joseph Myranda Wright, 010869. Date: 7/3/2014 tor: Colo St Revenue. Debtor: Mario Creditor: Colo St Revenue. #D-D622012cv803302. tor: Robert Montoya. Amount: $3274.0. Case Date: 7/8/2014 B Powell, Credi- Date: 7/8/2014 Amount: $65120.19. Case J Antuna, Credi- tor: Colo St Revenue. Amount: $5507.88. Case Debtor: Amy Walt- #D-D622010cv802584. tor: Colo St Revenue. #D-D622014cv803379. man, Creditor: Am Express Debtor: Christo- Amount: $1416.69. Case #D-2011cv760. Date: Date: 7/8/2014 Amount: $255.0. Case Date: 7/8/2014 Debtor: Freddie Bk. Amount: $3867.21. pher S & Trish Gieck, #D-D622014cv803392. 6/28/2014 #D-D622014cv803647. Abbott, Creditor: Public Case #C-12c-007911. Date: Creditor: Colo St Revenue. Date: 7/8/2014 Debtor: Eric B Davis, Date: 7/8/2014 Debtor: Ryan Service Credit Union. 7/8/2014 Amount: $3198.0. Case Debtor: Margaret Creditor: Colo St Revenue. S & Jodi L Reed, Amount: $9801.36. Case #D-D622012cv803144. Debtor: Nathan Amount: $3669.0. Case Debtor: Mario Creditor: Colo St Revenue. #C-14c-033409. Date: A & Hugh I Trimble, Debtor: Bradley Date: 7/8/2014 R Cotto, Credi- #D-D622013cv801204. J Antuna, Credi- Amount: $3801.0. Case 7/8/2014 Creditor: Wakefield Assoc K Brown, Creditor: tor: Colo St Revenue. Date: 7/8/2014 tor: Colo St Revenue. #D-D622014cv803360. Inc. Amount: $1043.05. Community Bk Colo. Debtor: Christo- Amount: $2916.5. Case Amount: $4219.0. Case Date: 7/8/2014 Debtor: Jeanne L Case #C-10c-007684. Date: Amount: $109457.0. Case Debtor: Kenyon P pher S & Trish Gieck, #D-D622011cv804923. #D-D622011cv804077. Haffner, Creditor: Bellco 6/28/2014 #D-2013cv030654. Date: & Gina A Lussier, Creditor: Colo St Revenue. Date: 7/8/2014 Date: 7/8/2014 Debtor: Debra 7/8/2014 Amount: $1963.0. Case Credit Union. Amount: Creditor: Colo St Revenue. L Bishop, Credi- $5748.97. Case #C-14c- #D-D622013cv800177. Debtor: Cora Debtor: Emma L Amount: $5627.0. Case Debtor: Elias & tor: Colo St Revenue. 031767. Date: 7/8/2014 Release Of #D-D622014cv803346. Date: 7/8/2014 Beverly Ybarra, C Bauer, Credi- Amount: $659.0. Case Waterman, Credi- Date: 7/8/2014 Creditor: Colo St Revenue. tor: Colo St Revenue. #D-D622012cv803644. tor: Wakefield Assoc Inc. Judgment Debtor: Christo- Amount: $1487.0. Case Debtor: Bonnie Boulder County Amount: $1094.0. Case Date: 7/8/2014 Lovell, Creditor: Public Amount: $3186.65. Case Debtor: Alejandro pher S & Trish Gieck, #D-D622011cv803713. #D-D622013cv800954. Service Credit Union. #C-13c-030120. Date: Soto, Creditor: Colo Creditor: Colo St Revenue. Date: 7/8/2014 Date: 7/8/2014 Debtor: Debra Debtor: Wendy Bagi, Amount: $5329.64. Case 6/28/2014 St Revenue. Amount: Amount: $1275.0. Case L Bishop, Credi- Creditor: Midland Funding #C-14c-032995. Date: $2079.25. Case #D-D622014cv803128. Debtor: Elias & Debtor: Cora tor: Colo St Revenue. Llc. Amount: $0.0. Case #. 7/8/2014 #D-D622011cv804647. Date: 7/8/2014 Beverly Ybarra, C Bauer, Credi- Amount: $1062.0. Case Debtor: Jonathan Date: 6/27/2014 Date: 7/8/2014 Creditor: Colo St Revenue. tor: Colo St Revenue. #D-D622011cv805741. & Jeanne Welebir, Debtor: Brett Cal- Debtor: Shane & Amount: $3648.0. Case Amount: $481.0. Case Date: 7/8/2014 Creditor: Joseph Ward Fam- Debtor: Laura Vin- Teresa J Durben, #D-D622011cv803579. ver Morganflash, son, Creditor: Td Bk Usa. Debtor: Ale- #D-D622013cv801369. ily Trust. Amount: $6509.8. jandro Soto, Creditor: Colo St Revenue. Date: 7/8/2014 Date: 7/8/2014 Debtor: Jeremiah Creditor: Molly Marie Amount: $0.0. Case #. Date: Case #C-08c-004240. Date: Creditor: Colo St Revenue. Amount: $366.0. Case Poppy, Creditor: Colo Lockhart. Amount: $3600.0. 6/27/2014 Amount: $406.0. Case #D-D622012cv804525. Debtor: Rich- Debtor: J R St Revenue. Amount: Case #D-14jv000172. Date: 6/28/2014 #D-D622012cv803502. Date: 7/8/2014 ard W Dunham, Acostadominguez, $1835.6. Case 6/25/2014 Larimer County Date: 7/8/2014 Creditor: Colo St Revenue. Creditor: Colo St Revenue. #D-D622012cv803836. Debtor: Scott L Debtor: Oscar Amount: $2727.0. Case Amount: $239.0. Case Date: 7/8/2014 Debtor: Shane L Bonacci, Creditor: Us Debtor: Michael Frye, Creditor: Pioneer Debtor: Ale- Torres, Credi- #D-D622014cv803424. #D-D622011cv805785. Debtor: Brenna Bk. Amount: $2915.95. J Donaldson, jandro Soto, tor: Colo St Revenue. Date: 7/8/2014 Date: 7/8/2014 P Cordova, Credi- Ridge Homeowners Assoc. Creditor: Joseph C Obrien. Case #C-07c-002418. Date: Creditor: Colo St Revenue. Amount: $1271.0. Case tor: Colo St Revenue. Amount: $1157.84. Case Amount: $67943.39. Case Amount: $604.0. Case #D-D622011cv805708. Debtor: Rich- Debtor: Dimas Silva, Amount: $699.0. Case #C-12c-003092. Date: 7/1/2014 #D-13cv30524. Date: #D-D622013cv801547. Date: 7/8/2014 ard W Dunham, Creditor: Colo St Revenue. #D-D622013cv801449. 6/26/2014 6/25/2014 Date: 7/8/2014 Creditor: Colo St Revenue. Amount: $1371.0. Case Date: 7/8/2014

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