Kayla J. White
From: Jackie R. Gonzales Sent: Saturday, July 20, 2019 12:13 PM To: Kayla J. White; Camy Willems Subject: FW: Website Email Us Form:: Albany Countywide Alert System
Jackie R. Gonzales Albany County Clerk 525 Grand Avenue, Suite 202 Laramie, WY 82070 [email protected] 307-721-5533
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Karen Singer [email protected]
Commissioners,
Are you aware that the Albany Countywide Alert system doesn't work? I made many contacts with the officer at the City Police department that is supposedly in charge of it. As much as he tried, he never did get the system to work ... at least for me and for one of my friends.
I contacted one of the members of the City Council explaining this. The system actually worked for a while, then failed again.
If the system can work once in a while, why can't it work all the time? I'd really like to have a warning for tornadoes and fires.
I'd appreciate it if one of the county commissioners would look into this. Thank you!
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Karen D. Singer
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2 Current Resident or Business 525 GRANDAVE Laramie, WY 82070
To show our appreciation to the neighborhood around WHAT Fest Block Party, b~in&~~if i M~fFA~~~~ i fffd~ A~ijj1; i ji j; ji j! jj;ji ii; ii jj ji jl i p ;j d1scdll~t bff ;1 1-iW lla~s :: ,-LfNTION LARAMIE BUSINESSES AND RESIDENTS In compliance with City of Laramie Municipal Ordinance Chapter 8.40.080 regarding permit for rel ief from noise levels, an application has been submitted to the office of the City Manager for a Special Event Noise Permit by .the WHAT Fest Committee for the WHAT Fes Block Party from 12pm-12am on Friday, July 26th, 2019 and 10am-12am on Saturday, July 27th, 2019.
INCLUDING THE AREAS OF: A 3-BLOCK RADIUS OF THE ALIBI--404 S 4th Street
WHAT Fest is a family friendly 2 day non-profit music festival that's occurred in Wyoming fo the past 15 years. We host a wide variety of Wyoming and regional artists across all genres This year's festival will be a block party on the premises of The Alibi at 404 S 4th St. For more information, visit whatfest.com.
Objections must be submitted in writing to the Office of the City Manager, P.O. Box C, Laramie, WY 82073, no later than 5:00p.m. Friday, July 12, 2019.
If you have any questions, please email [email protected] .
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From: Jackie R. Gonzales Sent: Monday, July 15, 2019 6:50 AM To: Kayla J. White Cc: Camy Willems Subject: FW: LPCC
Jackie R. Gonzales Albany County Clerk 525 Grand Avenue, Suite 202 Laramie, WY 82070 [email protected] 307-721-5533
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From: Melissa Daniele
Good morning all,
I am writing to make you aware of my resignation as the LPCC director. My last day in the office will be July 26, 2019. Kim Mittelstadt is the interim‐director after that day. She can be contacted at 307‐745‐8000 or [email protected] or [email protected].
It has been a pleasure serving as the director of this organization and I know it will continue to flourish for our community. Our success has depended on our relationships with all of you, so I thank you for all your support.
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Melissa Daniele Executive Director Laramie Plains Civic Center Laramie Plains Civic Center Foundation Gryphon Theatre
1 710 Garfield Street Laramie, WY 82070 W: 307.745.8000 F:307.460.2087 [email protected] www.lpccwy.org www.gryphontheatre.org
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Kayla J. White
From: Jackie R. Gonzales Sent: Monday, July 15, 2019 7:14 AM To: Kayla J. White Cc: Camy Willems Subject: FW: aquifer
Jackie R. Gonzales Albany County Clerk 525 Grand Avenue, Suite 202 Laramie, WY 82070 [email protected] 307-721-5533
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From: Lewis Bagby
Honored Commissioners of Albany County,
I am writing to encourage you to stand up to the threat of a lawsuit by Tumbleweed Express gas station and resume legal action against that former gas station. It is simply unthinkable that it can operate over our aquifer. Tumbleweed was a non-conforming use, and gas stations now are prohibited in the aquifer protection zone. The public good outweighs the rights of a business which threatens that public good. Please don’t get caught up in legalities, especially those that are moot. It is right to protect the aquifer. Protect us, your constituents, from harm.
Sincerely,
Lewis Bagby 307-399-4594
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Kayla J. White
From: Jackie R. Gonzales Sent: Saturday, July 20, 2019 1:09 PM To: Kayla J. White Cc: Camy Willems Subject: FW: 2019 Centennial Farm and Ranch Invitation Attachments: List of Honorees.pdf
Jackie R. Gonzales Albany County Clerk 525 Grand Avenue, Suite 202 Laramie, WY 82070 [email protected] 307-721-5533
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From: Britney Butler
Good Morning,
Please see the below August 17th invitation for the 2019 Centennial Farm and Ranch in Douglas.
Have a great day!
Britney
From: Heather Rockwell
Please extend our invite to the county commissioners.
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‐‐ H.M. Rockwell, Ph.D Deputy State Historic Preservation Officer State Historic Preservation Office Barrett Building, 3rd Floor 2301 Central Avenue Cheyenne, WY 82002 Office: 307-777-3418 Facebook: @WYSHPO Twitter: @WYOSHPO
Improving Communities and Enriching Lives.
E‐Mail to and from me, in connection with the transaction of public business, is subject to the Wyoming Public Records Act and may be disclosed to third parties.
2 Cert. Name Cert. Ranch First name Last name County City Year Est. Happy Tyrrel Family Happy's 3J Ranch JoAnn Wade GO Lusk 1919 Lamb Family Lamb Ranch Wendy Lamb CR Sundance 1919 Jordan Family Nine O Cattle Company, Inc. Danese Jordan Reed NI Lusk 1919 Steers Family Steers Ranch, LLC Peggy Hornecker FR Lander 1888 Voight Family The "Triangle-M" Voight Ranch John Voight PL Chugwater 1915 Gary and Judy Lewis Lewis Ranch Gary Lewis CA Gillette 1916 Boynton and Anna Alter Alter Homestead Jim Downing GO Jay Em 1914 Towns Family Towns Family Farm Donald D. Towns LA Cheyenne 1908 Gweenie Weaver/Derald and Maritza Maddison Ranch Gwen Weaver CK Aladdin 1912 Maddison Gwennie Weaver Weaver Ranch Gwen Weaver CK Aladdin 1913 John Armstrong, Jean Armstrong, Bill Armstrong Ranch Annette Bregar FR Lander 1919 & Annette Bregar Atkinson Family Atkinson Sheep Creek Ranch James Atkinson AL Medicine Bow 1895 Newkirk & Smith Families Arrowtail Ranch Roger Newkirk AL Medicine Bow 1919 Everett, Robin, Tyler and Paige Miller Miller & Son Ranch Robin Miller SH Parkman 1919 Robert (Bob) R. Johnson Johnson Family Ranches Robert (Bob) Johnson NI Lusk 1903 Kirk and Janet McNutt McNutt Ranch Kirk McNutt PL Glendo 1917 Merle McClure Family McClure Ranch Merle McClure CA Recluse 1919 Pellatz & Neumiller Family Sunshine Valley Ranch Joan Neumiller CO Douglas 1917 Baxter Family Baxter Ranch Pamela Baxter PL Glendo 1919 Kimble Family Five Diamond Ranch Heather Westkott SH Banner 1883
Kayla J. White
From: Jackie R. Gonzales Sent: Saturday, July 20, 2019 12:20 PM To: Kayla J. White Cc: Camy Willems Subject: FW: Weekly E-Buzz July 19th - Laramie Chamber Business Alliance
Jackie R. Gonzales Albany County Clerk 525 Grand Avenue, Suite 202 Laramie, WY 82070 [email protected] 307-721-5533
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From: Laramie Chamber Business Alliance
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E-BUZZ
July 19th, 2019
NEWS
Innovative mapping tool quantifies Wyoming’s broadband needs
Wyoming has a new and unique tool for enhancing its broadband coverage in rural areas: an interactive map that shows the results of internet-speed tests and broadband availability across the state, detailed down to individual parcels.
“This tool is going to make an enormous difference in improving broadband coverage in rural Wyoming,” said Wyoming’s broadband manager, Russ Elliott. “What gets measured gets done. Our mission is to serve every Wyoming citizen and every Wyoming business, and to do that we need to know where and who the people
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are that need our support.”
The mapping tool was created with the support of Teal Wyckoff and the University to Wyoming’s GIS department. It displays a color-coded dot for every speed test that has been completed in the state, creating a visual demonstration of served and unserved areas, along with quality of service at those locations. Unserved in Wyoming is currently defined as less than 25 MBps for download speed and three MBps for upload speed. Keep Reading!
FARMER’S MARKETS: A STAPLE OF WYOMING SUMMERS Senator Enzi’s July Chamber of Commerce Submission By U.S. Senator Mike Enzi
Families across the state look forward to summers in Wyoming with days of fishing, camping, being outside and going to the local farmer’s market. Walking along the downtown streets or in parks and stopping at the booths makes for a great family outing. Spanning across the state, Wyoming hosts farmer’s markets every week with the help of volunteers and small
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businesses. These markets are a great time for local businesses to showcase their hard work and for communities to shop locally. Famer’s markets have become a summer staple and offer unique opportunities for small businesses. Keep Reading!
Stacie Morrison, DDS cuts the ribbon for Summit View Dentistry on June 28th.
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Diane Sontum cuts the ribbon for The Local Crowd on July 12th.
MORE NEWS
UW Receives $1.5 Million Gift to Support Student Success WEST NILE VIRUS DETECTED IN MOSQUITO SAMPLE LET’S TALK ABOUT BILLBOARDS 2019 ALBANY COUNTY STIP PRESENTATION ROTARIANS PREPARE FOR THE BIG DUCK RACE UW CHEF DEBE BRADY TAKES SILVER AT NATIONAL CULINARY CHALLENGE
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WELCOME NEW MEMBERS!
Kayle J. Palmer - Northwestern Mutual Monument Homebuilders, Inc Some Like It Clean, LLC Adbay Steamboat Ridge - 55 and Older Cooperative Community
UPCOMING LCBA EVENTS
RIBBON CUTTING CEREMONY: August 2nd, 12 PM: Premier Advocacy Services
BUSINESS AFTER HOURS: July 25th, 5:30-7PM: Mountain West Farm Bureau August 8th, 5:30-7PM: UniWyo Federal Credit Union August 15th, 5:30-7PM: Black Hills Energy Ribbon Cutting & Business After Hours August 22nd, 5:30-7PM: First Interstate Bank
MEMBERSHIP LUNCHEON: September 11, 12PM - 1PM at Holiday Inn Laramie
STARTUP WEEKEND LARAMIE:
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AG BANQUET: October 11th at the Gateway Center
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Snowy Range Dodge Jeep Ram Chrysler High Country Physical Therapy Aspen Family Chiropractic
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MEMBER MESSAGE BOARD
If you would like to submit an ad or an article for the E-Buzz, please email [email protected] Thursday before noon. LCBA Member benefits include advertising in the weekly E-BUZZ.
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You are invited to the Albany County Fair July 23-August 3rd
Albany County 4-H and FFA members have been busy working on their projects for 2019 and are preparing to exhibit at the Albany County Fair. ___ Fair Awards ____ Achievement Nights Awards ____ FFA Fair Awards ____ Buckle Sponsor ($95)
Presently our awards are broken down as follows: Fair: Champion Buckles $95- Champion $ 25.00- Reserve Champion -$15.00 (indoor projects and livestock) – May be cash prizes or award items totaling near this amount Achievement Night: Awards for Shooting Sports, Record Books and Judging Teams are awarded and range between $10-20
Contact: Mary Louise Wood University Extension Educator, 4-H/Youth 307.721.2571 (office) [email protected]
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COMMERCIAL SPACE AVAILABLE
Downtown Properties 3840 Misner Lane Office Space at 515 Ivinson Downtown 2-Room Office Suites
JOB POSTINGS
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Other Local Job Sites Ivinson Memorial Hospital Careers City of Laramie Employment Opportunities University of Wyoming Employment Opportunities Trihydro Job Opportunities Cathedral Home for Children Careers
CIRRUS SKY TECHNOLOGY PARK
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THANK YOU TO OUR E-BUZZ SPONSORS
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The Laramie Chamber Business Alliance is a member-based, non-profit organization located in Laramie, Wyoming. Its main objective is to attract and retain primary jobs, along with facilitating the expansion and development of existing businesses in order to achieve sustainable growth and improve the economic well-being of the City of Laramie and Albany County citizens in Wyoming.
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Th e State of Wyoming ' STATE OF WYOMING COU NTY OF ALBANY THIS INSTRUMENT FILED FOR RECORD & DU LY ENDORSED DEPARTMENT OF REVENU£i9JUL 22 PHl2= 19 Herschler Building Telephone (307) 777-796 1 3'' Floor East MARK GORDON, Governor P.Q ~!y,!;! iiJ ~(\].),.{;z.L - 7722 122 West 25th Street Pib p't /qJfl ~SUf.;..:t '-Pim Cheyenne , Wyoming 82002-0 I I 0 D AN IEL W. NOBLE, Director JAC ! July 18, 2019 Centennial Water and Sewer PO Box 185 Centennial, Wyoming 82055-0185 Dear Ronald Copenhaven: The Wyoming Department of Revenue has received a petition for enlargement submitted for this district, pursuant to W.S. 22-29-109(a) and W.S. 22-29-301 . According to our records, your district has provided the Department information in the past and your current compliancy status is as follows: Tax Year Approval Tvpe M.m !&!liD Resolution 2020 Compliant Approved Rejected Approved During the review, the Department mapped and compared your existing district boundaries to the petition provided. This new composite boundary was also compared to the other taxing authorities that are currently formed and operating in the county. The Department has reviewed and approves the petition for enlargement. The petitioned area does not create any gaps, overlaps or conflicts with districts of like service. Once the petition has been approved by the Board of Directors and the County Commissioners, any new, missing or rejected documents should be submitted to the Department as soon as possible. All documents provided to the Department must meet the requirements established in Chapter 21 , Section 5 of our agency rules. You can find this document on the Department's website at http:/lwyo-prop-div.wyo.gov/tax-districts/rules-td. If you do not have Internet access, we can mail a copy for your review. If you have any questions or concerns regarding this matter, please feel free to contact us. Sincerely, ~ Mark Johnson Senior Business Applications Analyst (307) 777-5308 mark.johnson1 @wyo.gov cc: Albany County Assessor Albany County Clerk Albany County Commissioners 7474 "'0 05" STATE OF -M~~~this c. c:O no COU N i70C$'~ction : c;;:::> - (') THIS INSTR UMENT F ~fO.fl;O.&1 ect "'00. < o .. RECO RD & DU LY E N C1tl~ l!t;l Sump Pump -"'~ ZOI9 JUL 22 PMt 2: JULY 2019 I WWW.WWDMAG .COM I SCRANTON GILLETTE COMMUNICATIONS ~ o · · AN D/OR RECO RDt. . R. GONZALES NTY CLERK -· . ' WATER.&WASTES ·D-IGEST· -.... • I ' ·.: . ' . .-.. i . ', ._ . Starting the ..: . . ~ .. . conversation on workplace vio~ence . .12 Andeavor STAlE OF WYOM ING andeavor le 191 00 Ridgewood Parkway COIJNT'( OF ALBANY San Antonio, Texas 78259 THIS INSTRUMENT FILED FOR 21 0-626-6000 RECORD & DULY ENDORSED www.andeavor.com 10\q JUL Z6 ~M \Ot \ 8 24-HOUR EMERGENCY NUMBERS: Emergency Preparedness Alaska: 907-776-3549 Andeavor's emergency planl'IINPiQR-~~~ is designed to El Paso TX: 915-775-3411 anticipate, prepare for, an d!~ fb Q · ~ncies. All of our High Plains Region (NO AND MT): 866-283-7676 operations have written IMlG~l(y @~ ~J~pl; fWs) in place. The Mountain West Region (UT, 10, OR AND WA): purpose of these ERPs is to provide an effective organizational response to 800-725-1514 potential emergencies in a timely manner. This includes instituting a Northam California: 925-372-3120 systematic approach, known as the Incident Command System, to respond Southam California: 800-435-1371 to an emergency. In addition, Andeavor's ERPs and programs are designed to comply with all state and federal regulations. Robust training is Southwest Gathering (NM&TX): 888-658-8006 St Paul Park MN: 651-768-5000 provided for all employees to educate them on how to respond in the Wyoming: 800-840-3482 event of an emergency. Training varies depending on the specific role an individual is likely to play during such an event. For more information, contact Andeavor at [email protected] About Andeavor Asset Integrity Management Program Andeavor has joined Marathon Petroleum Corp. (NYSE: MPC) to become a leading U.S. refining, marketing and midstream company. MPC is the Andeavor's Asset Integrity Management Program is our primary tool for nation's largest refiner, with a crude oil refining capacity of more than 3 assuring the reliability and performance of our assets, including the million barrels per calendar day in its 16-refinery system . MPC's high-quality, equipment at our terminals and pipeline facilities. It uses optimal testing nationwide retail and marketing business includes approximately 3,900 practices to reduce risk and improve reliability. The Asset Integrity company-owned and-operated stores and 7,800 branded locations. MPC also Management Program is backed up by additional Andeavor programs owns the general partners of MPLX LP and Andeavor Logistics LP, two aimed at minimizing specific operational risks, including corrosion strong, customer-focused midstream master limited partnerships. prevention and leak detection. Key performance indicators, such as Environmental, Health & Safety Commitment equipment inspection and preventative maintenance status, are reported to management. At Andeavor, we are committed to conducting business in a manner that promotes the safety, health and security of those working and living in PRODUCTS TRANSPORTED communities near our facilities, while protecting the environment and sustaining the ecosystems in which we do business. PRODUCTS TRANSPORTED IN YOUR AREA Environment PRODUCT LEAK TYPE VAPORS HAZARDOUS LIQUIDS Initially heavier than air and spread We operate in environmentally sensitive and diverse locations that have [SUCH AS: CRUDE OIL, along ground and collect in low or varying and complex regulations. We use and strengthen our procedures, DIESEL FUEL, JET FUEL, confined areas. Vapors may travel GASOLINE, AND Liquid programs, tools and systems to assist us in managing compliance with to source of ignition and flash back. OTHER REFINED Explosion hazards indoors, outdoors existing regulations and to establish processes that allow continuous PRODUCTS] or in sewers. improvement and go beyond regulatory compliance. To do this, we Inhalation or contact w ith material may irritate or burn skin and develop locally managed goals and performance targets. At a corporate HEALTH eyes. Fire may produce irritating, corrosive and/or toxic gases. Vapors HAZARDS may cause dizziness or suffocation. Runoff from fire control or level, we review our management of key material issues, including our dilution water may cause pollution. environmental footprint. HIGHLY VOLATILE LIQUIDS [SUCH AS: BUTANE, Initially heavier than air, spread along Health & Safety PROPANE, ETHANE, Gas ground and may travel to source of PROPYLENE, AND ignition and f l ash back. Product is Andeavor is committed to operating our refi neries, pipelines, retail NATURAL GAS LIQUIDS colorless, tasteless and odorless. stations and other facilities in a manner that promotes the safety, health (NGL)] and security of our employees, our customers and the communities Will be ea sily ignited by heat, sparks or flames and w ill form explosive mixtures w ith air. Vapors may cause dizziness or where we do business. Improving personal and process safety continues HEALTH asphyxiation w ithout w arning and may be toxic if inhaled at high to be our top priority. Our goal targets zero incidents that harm our HAZARDS concentrations. Contact with gas or liquefi ed gas may cause burns, employees, contractors or neighbors, or put our facilities at risk. severe injury and/or frostbite. Fire may produce irritating and/or toxic gases. Additional information is available online at http://Andeavor/social Lighter than air and w ill generally NATURAL GAS Gas rise and di ssipate. Ma y gather in a responsibility/health-safety/safety-data-sheets/. confined space and travel to a source of ignition. SYSTEM MAP Will be easily ignited by heat, sparks or flames and w ill form HEALTH explosive mixtures w ith air. Vapors may cause dizziness or asphyxiation w ithout w arning and may be toxic if inhaled at high ANDEAVOR REFINING, LOGISTICS------& RETAIL MARK ETING ASSETS HAZARDS concentrations. Contact with gas or liquefied gas may cause burns, severe injury and/or f rostbite Andeavor refinery locations are indicated in the Line markers indicate the presence of a pipe line image at left. system in the vici nity (See photos at right). Department of Andeavor pipeline markers contain the regional Transportation Andeavor 24-hour emergency contact numbers. (Don regulated Andeavor pipeline .... systems range in * H•odqlJOrten .t.. Refinery e RoUFocllltv \ line diameter from .& S.~t Aeld Office e Asphalt T•rmlnol \.... e Cr~.~deOil&.Refln.cl - Crude Oil Pipeline approxi mate ly ProductTtrminal - Natural Got Pipeline e Morin. Terminal 3-inches up to - Refln~ProductPipelin. e NaturoiO<:Is Pnx:lttlngComplell [ii;iO'ifMarQtlnglnet:ot.! 24-inches. AND NUMEROS DE EMERGENCIA DE 24-HORAS: Preparacion en caso de Emergencias Alaska: 907-776-3549 El proceso de planificacion y de respuesta a emergencias de Andeavor esta disenado para El Paso TX: 915-775-3411 poder anticipar, estar preparados y responder a emergencias potenciales. Todas nuestras High Plains Region (ND AND MT) : operaciones tienen en marcha Planes de Respuesta a Emergencias ("ERPs" par sus siglas 866-283-7676 en ingles). El proposito de estos "ERPs" es de proveer una respuesta organizacional Mountain West Region (UT, ID, OR AND WA) : efectiva a las emergencias potenciales en una manera eficiente. Esto incluye el instituir un 800-725-1514 enfoque sistematico, conocido como el Sistema de Manda de lncidentes, para responder a Northern California: 925-372-3120 emergencias. Ademas, los ERPs y los programas de Andeavor estan diseiiados para poder Southern California: 800-435-1371 cumplir con todas las regulaciones estatales y federales. Proveemos un entrenamiento Southwest Gathering (NM& TX): 888-658-8006 solido a todos los empleados para educarlos en como responder en el caso de una St Paul Park MN: 651-768-5000 emergencia. El entrenamiento varia dependiendo del papel especifico que un individuo Wyoming: 800-SA0-3482 juegue durante un evento de emergencia. Para mas informacion, contacte a Andeavor escribiendo a [email protected]. Programa de Manejo de lntegridad de los Activos Acerca de Andeavor El Programa de Manejo de lntegridad de los Actives de Andeavor es nuestra herramienta Andeavor se ha unido a Marathon Petroleum Corp. (NYSE: MPC) para convertirse en una principal para garantizar Ia confiabilidad y el rendimiento de nuestros activos, incluyendo campania lider en los EUA en el refinamiento, comercializacion y en midstream ("transporte, el equipo en nuestras instalaciones de terminales y de lineas de tuberias. Las practicas procesos y almacenamiento"). MPC es Ia refineria mas grande de Ia nacion, con una optimas de pruebas son utilizadas para reducir los riesgos y mejorar Ia confiabilidad. El capacidad de refinacion de petroleo crudo de mas de 3 millones de barriles par dia de Programa de Manejo de lntegridad de nuestros Activos esta respaldado par program as calendario en su sistema de 16 refinerias. El negocio minorista y de comercializacion de alta adicionales de Andeavor dirigidos a minimizar riesgos operacionales especificos, incluyendo calidad de MPC a nivel nacional incluye aproximadamente 3,900 tiendas que son propiedad y Ia prevencion de corrosion y Ia deteccion de fugas. Los indicadores de rendimiento operadas porIa campania, y 7,800 ubicaciones de marca. MPC tambien es propietaria de los claves, tales como Ia inspeccion del equipo y el estado de mantenimiento preventive, son socios generales de MPLX LP y Andeavor Logistics LP, cuales son dos sociedades limitadas informados a Ia administracion. solidas y enfocadas al cliente en midstream Compromiso con el Medio Ambiente, Ia Salud y Ia Seguridad PRODUCTOS TRANSPORTADOS EN SU AREA En Andeavor estamos comprometidos en realizar nuestros negocios de una manera PRODUCTO TIPODEFUGA VAPORES que promueva Ia proteccion, Ia salud y Ia seguridad de las personas que viven en las lnicialmente es mas pesado que comunidades que se encuentran cerca de nuestras instalaciones, a Ia misma que vez LIQUIDOS PELIGROSOS [TALES el a ire, se esparce en el suelo y se que protegemos el media ambiente y apoyamos los ecosistemas en los cuales realizamos COMO: PETRO LEO CRUDO, acumula en lugares bajos y confi COMBUSTIBLE DIESE L. COM- nados. los vapores pueden viajar Uquido nuestros negocios. BUSTIBLE PARA AVIONES, hasta Ia fuente de incendio y causar GASOLI NA Y OTROS PRO DUC- un retroceso de llamas. Peligro de Medio Ambiente TOS REFINADOS) explosiOn en interiores, exteriorss o en alcantarillados. La inhalad6n o el contacto con esta materia pueden irritar o quemar Ia piel y Realizamos nuestras operaciones en localizaciones ambientalmente sensibles y diversas PELIGROS los ojos. El fuego puede producir gases irritantes, corrosives y/o t6xicos. Los PARA LA que tienen regulaciones distintas y complejas. Usamos y fortalecemos nuestros vapores pueden causar mareos y asfixia. Los residues del fuego controlado o SALUD procedimientos , programas, herramientas y sistemas para asistirnos en administrar cl del agua diluida pueden causar contaminaci6n. cumplimiento de las regulaciones y para establecer procesos que permitan una mejora lnicialmente es mas pesado que el LIQUIDOS ALTAMENTE VOLA- a ire, se esparce en el suelo y continua y que exceden el cumplimiento de las regulaciones. Para lograr esto, hemos TILES [TALES COMO: BUTANO, puede viajar hasta Ia f uente de PROPANO, ETANO, PROPILENO Gas desarrollado metas de administracion y objetivos de rendimiento. AI nivel corporativo, incendio y causar un retroceso de Y LIQUIDOS DE GAS NATURAL llamas. El Producto no tiene color, examinamos nuestra administracion de asuntos relevantes claves, incluyendo nuestra (NGL)) huella medioambiental. sabor ni olor. Son muy filciles de incendiarse con el calor, chispas o llamas y forman una mezcla explosiva con el aire. los vapores pueden causar mareos o asfi xia sin PELIGRDS Sa/ud y Seguridad dar ningUn aviso y pueden ser t6xicos si se inhalan en concentraciones PARA LA grandes. El contacto con gas o co n gas liquido puede causa r quemaduras, SALUD Andeavor esta comprometida en operar nuestras refinerias, lineas de tuberias, estaciones heridas graves y/o congelamiento. El fuego puede producir irritaci6n y/o detallistas y otras instalaciones de una manera que promueva Ia proteccion, Ia salud y Ia gases t6xicos. seguridad de nuestros empleados, nuestros clientes y las comunidades donde hacemos Es mas liviano que el aire y general· negocios. La mejora de Ia seguridad de nuestro personal y de nuestros procesos continua mente se eleva y se disipa. Se GAS NATURAL Gas puede acumular en espacios confi siendo nuestra mayor prioridad. Nuestra meta esta dirigida hace cera incidentes que nados y viajar hasta f uentes de puedan perjudicar a nuestros empleados, contratistas o vecinos, o pongan a nuestras encendido. instalaciones en riesgo. Son muy fckiles de incendiarse con el ca lor, chispas o llamas y forman una PELIGROS mezcla explosiva con el aire. Los vapores pueden causar mareos o asfi xia sin Informacion adicional esta disponible en linea en el sitio web http://Andeavor/social PARA LA dar ningUn aviso y pueden ser t6xicos si se inhalan en concentraciones SALUD grandes. El contacto con gas o con gas lfquido puede causar quemaduras, responsibility/health-safety/safety-data-sheetsl. heridas graves y/o congelamiento. MAPA DE SISTEMA ACllVOS DE REFI NAC16 N, LO • f.e~mnoli _ an~ - G-G~tyj.I:-Pf~~!"'Ci~ Andeavor Las ubicaciones de las refinerias de Andeavor estan indicadas en Ia ilustraci6n a Ia izquierda. Los 191 00 Ridgewood Parkway sistemas de IiMas da tubariag dg Andggvor mguladog par gl Ogpgrtgmgnto dg Transporte (" DOT" San Antonio, Tgxas 78259 pos sus siglas en ingles) varian entre lineas que miden desde 3 pulgadas hasta 24 pulgadas aproximadamente. 21 0-626-6000 www .andeavor .com To complete online· wwwpjpelinesafetyinfo .com Web Code 34F3-L3YN 1. Within the past three years, do you recall receiving information from a pipeline company? Oves 0No 2. How well informed are you regarding pipelines in your community? 0 Very well informed 0 Somewhat informed 0 Not too informed 0 Not at all i nf<> 3. Do you know how to recognize a pipeline leak? Oves 0No 4. How would you know if there is a pipeline near you? (check all that apply) 0 Pipeline marker 0 Received mailing 0 Line runs through property 0 Other: 5. Are you aware of the National Pipeline Mapping System (NPMS)? Oves 0No 6. Are you familiar with the one-call system/811? Oves 0No 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 7. If you are planning on digging, which of the following actions would you be likely to take? (check all that apply) 0 Call 811 0 Call the one-call 0 Call pipeline company 0 Don't know 8. What will you do if you see suspicious activity on or near a pipeline right-of-way? (check all that apply) 0 Call 911 0 Call pipeline company 0 Call the one-call/811 0 Nothing 9. What will you do if you see construction-related activity on or near a pipeline right-of-way? (check all that apply) 0 Call 911 0 Call pipeline company 0 Call the one-call/811 0 Nothing 10. Are you aware of the prevention measures pipeline companies take to maintain safe operations? Oves 0No 11. Does your community have an emergency response plan in the event of a pipeline incident? Oves 0No COMPANY NAME NAME ~TIT;,l;E------ PO-ANDEAVOR ****AUTO**ALL FOR AADC 820 I L...__.._ I Ext. ..______I ALBANY COUNTY PHONE: (XXX) XXX )()()()( CURRENT COMMISSIONER OR TIM CHESNUT 1-05-002 525 E GRAND AVE RM 202 T40 Pl E-MAIL WY 2430 LARAMIE 82070-3852 COMMENTS: 111 lolllollollll•lllllolllllllllll'l'll•l•lll' olollllllll II1 11 11• PO 34F3-L3YN 2019 • NO POSTAGE NECESSARY IF MAILED IN THE UNITED STATES BUSINESS REPLY MAIL FIRST -ClASS MAIL PERMIT NO. 5411 WICHITA, KS POSTAGE WILL BE PAID BY ADDRESSEE ANDEAVOR PO BOX 9123 WICHITA KS 67277-9908 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 111111 11111111h 1 1111h11111 1111111111 1111h 1 1111 Pipeline Safety and Land Use Planning Information WHAT'S INSIDE What Pipelines Transport and their Hazards Land Use Planning Responding to a Pipeline Emergency Call Before You Dig 24-Hour Emergency Number: Alaska: 907-776-3 549 California (North): 925-372-3120 California (South): 800-435-1371 El Paso, TX: 915-775-341 1 High Plains Region (ND and MT): 866-283-7676 Mountain West Region (UT, ID, OR and WA): 800-725-1514 St Paul Park, MN: 651-768-5000 Southwestern Regjon (NM and WestTexas): 888-658-8006 andeavor #e Wyoming: 800-840-3482 STATE OF WYOMING Fremont Chevrolet COUNTY OF ALBANY 1401 N Federal THIS INSTRUMENT FILED FOR Riverton WY 82501 RECORD&DULYENDORSED FIND NEW ROADS '" 2019 JUL 26 AH 10: 18 r~ ND/OR HECORDED JACKIE R. GONZALES ALBANY COUNTY CLERK ...AU TO ..ALL FOR AADC 820 2671 95-0975-2133-0346086 Albany County 525 E Grand Ave Laramie WY 82070-3836 11 111111 1111111 111 11111 111111 111 1111 1111 111111111111 111111111111 1 Additional Important Disclosures. *Excludes government fees, any tmance charges, additional options requested by customer, and attersale items. All otters are based on an MSRP of $47,987 for the standard 2019 Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD 4WD Crew Cab 153.7" Work Truck. Some offers may not be combined with others that may be advertised outside this letter. Offers only apply to in-stock vehicles, previously placed orders do not qualify. This offer includes estimated taxes (as applicable, based on local/state laws). Otter __e_ x~p_ir_ e~ July 31, 201~ ______OSubject to vehicle inspection and confirmation of vehicle history, mileage, and equipment. Estimated trade value based on Kelley Blue Book and trade-in vehicle in good condition, with estimated mileage of 43,326. The value of used motor vehicles varies with mileage, usage, included accessories and condition. Book values should be considered estimates only. NOTICE: trading in a vehicle will not eliminate your debt. Negative equity will be added to any purchase or lease. See Fremont Chevrolet tor complete details on this otter. This offer does not include the payoff of any outstanding financial obligations. #See dealer tor copy of limited warranty. tSavings of $6,500 from MSRP. $2,500 Chevrolet Consumer Cash Program Credit toward a 2019 Chevy Silverado 2500HD 4WD Crew Cab 153.7" Work Truck is a factory-to-dealer incentive. $4,000 Fremont Chevrolet Preferred Customer Bonus toward a 2019 Chevy Silverado 2500HD 4WD Crew Cab 153.7" Work Truck is an additional dealer discount. Combined incentives result in an agreed upon vehicle value of $41,487 ($47,987 MSRP less $6,500 incentive). Offer for new vehicle listed expires July 31, 2019. See dealer for complete details. Dealer discount cannot be combined with employee pricing. **Maintenance visit must occur within first year of vehicle delivery. Service visit consists of ACDelco Oil and Filter Change/Tire Rotation/MPVI. A/12019 Corvette models are eligible for two service visits within first year of vehicle delivery. ~ervlce vlslt consists of Mobi/1®Oil and ~iltet C~M~~/ MPVI. D~~~ !l~t ifle!Udl} air n!Wm. SQQ pJrticipJting d@!/@r tor oth@r restrictions and complete details. Roadside Assistance is covered for 5 years or 60,000 miles, whichever comes first. See participating dealer for other restrictions and complete details. 3! ~ ~ en ~ en Albany County, redeem by July 31 to receive: • A brand new 2019 Chevrolet Silverado 2500HO 4WO Crew Cab 153.7" Work Truck • $22,879 toward your new car by trading in your current vehicle 0 CHEVROLET • $6,500 credit toward your new Chevyt • Chevrolet Complete Care** ACCOUNT NOTIFICATION July 16, 2019 Current Vehicle: 2015 Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD Built After Aug 14 4WD Crew Cab Work Truck- Upgrade Eligible VIN: 1GC1KUEG7FF563659 Dear Albany County, We would like to share the following opportunity we found for your 2015 Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD Built After Aug 14 4WD Crew Cab Work Truck with you. By trading in your current 2015 Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD Built After Aug 14 4WD Crew Cab Work Truck, you can upgrade to a brand new 2019 Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD 4WD Crew Cab 153.7" Work Truck for $19,724.* The details of your offer: Trade in your current vehicle and receive up to $22,879 to use toward your new car.0 At Fremont Chevrolet, we are willing to pay a premium price for your 2015 Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD Built After Aug 14 4WD Crew Cab Work Truck. Receive $6,500 toward your new vehicle.t This month, you qualify for two offers: a $2,500 Chevrolet Consumer Cash Program Credit and a $4,000 Fremont Chevrolet Preferred Customer Bonus. Choose the payment option that is best for you. At Fremont Chevrolet, we want to make it easy for you to drive off in your new Chevy which is why this offer includes all estimated taxes and fees.* Of course, you have options outside of a cash payment. We have exceptional finance and lease opportunities this month as well. You will also enjoy these added benefits by purchasing your new 2019 Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD 4WD Crew Cab 153.7" Work Truck at Fremont Chevrolet: • A new 3-year/36,000-mile limited warranty. Our records indicate that your current vehicle's original warranty has expired.# ·Chevrolet Complete Care. Includes 1 complimentary maintenance visit, plus 24-hour roadside assistance.** Please be aware that you can get the 2019 Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD 4WD Crew Cab 153.7" Work Truck with the features and equipment that are right for you. The price listed above is for a model with average equipment. Tell us what options you would like and we will personalize this offer even further. This offer expires July 31. Albany County, please contact me to set up a time for us to inspect your current vehicle before the end of the month. While you're here, we can discuss this special July offer. I look forward to seeing you in your new 2019 Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD 4WO Crew Cab 153.7" Work Truck. Best regards, :hv-aoAd..--¥' :b<---'F~ Brandon DeFoor Sales Manager Fremont Chevrolet 307-856-9211 bdefoor@fr~mQn\mQ\Qr§.~Qm 346086 SF!f! rf!VF!P::F! fnr ~rlrlitinn~l imnnrt::~nt nicf"lncllr'OC United States Department of Agriculture Medicine Bow-Routt National Forests & Thunder Basin National Grassland 2468 Jackson Street News Release Media Contact: Aaron Voos Laramie, WY 82070 307-745-2323 307-745-2300 [email protected] www.fs.usda.gov/mbr Forest Service releases Draft Decision for Muddy Creek and Lake Creek Watershed Restoration Project (LARAMIE, Wyo.) July 26, 2019 – Today, the USDA Forest Service released the Environmental Assessment (EA), Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI), and Draft Decision Notice for the Muddy Creek and Lake Creek Watershed Restoration Project on the Laramie Ranger District. The draft decision protects wetland resources in and around Forest Roads 553 (Muddy Creek Road) and 588 (Lake Creek Road) in the Snowy Range of the Medicine Bow National Forest. Once final, the project decision will fully close and decommission roads 553 and 588. The area will be fully restored to the greatest extent possible. The two roads have remained continually closed since 2013, when an emergency Forest Order was implemented due to soil and water resource damage from unauthorized motorized use. The decision was delayed because other priorities, specifically flagship forest priorities and partner projects, have taken precedence. Those holding a valid mining claim in the project area may request motorized access to the claim from the District Ranger. Plans of operation, including intended access methods for prospecting, locating, and mining will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis and in accordance with current Forest Service policy. Road closure and decommissioning will involve a variety of site-specific techniques designed to prevent continued unauthorized motorized access, improve wetland/riparian condition and restore ecological function, while considering available forest resources. Restoration techniques will include installing physical barriers, de-compacting and re-contouring soils, re-establishing natural stream flow and revegetation. Passive restoration, or letting the area naturally recover, will be used where possible. Expected publication of the legal notice on Friday, July 26 begins a 45-day objection period. Unless objecting to new information, only those who have submitted timely, specific written comments during the formal, 30-day comment period from July 27 to August 26 of 2014, may file an objection. For more information and for project documents, visit this web site: https://www.fs.usda.gov/project/?project=43899. Those traveling through the National Forest should pay attention to signage and refer to the Snowy Range Motor Vehicle Use Map (MVUM) for details. It is the user’s responsibility to know where they are and what types of restrictions there may be when accessing public lands. MVUMs are free and physical copies can be obtained at the Laramie District Office, 2468 Jackson St. in Laramie. Electronic versions of the free map are available online at https://www.fs.usda.gov/goto/mbr/mvum/maps. For more information on the Snowy Range, contact the Laramie Ranger District, (307) 745-2300. You can also visit our website at https://fs.usda.gov/mbr, or follow the Medicine Bow National Forest on Twitter, @FS_MBRTB. -USDA- USDA is an equal opportunity provider, employer, and lender. j)j{ STATE OF WYOMING ·COoUNTY OF ALBANY INSTijUMENT FILED FOR &DUL YENDOR SED Ati fl: 13 '\~,. -~ ~ >.- 't~ ~ ~ (.6,) tf, ~~~~..s:; ~ - ~ ~ _o ~ >-... % b""' i' ~ 1 w II) ·t-: """::....1 w •""~ ~ f ~ ~' .,.,., ~ '' ~J"'"' Vi ~ ~ ~ ~ t-.J l' ~VI ~ J c.. ~ .; STATE OF WYOMING COUNTY OF ALBANY INSTRUMENT FILED FOR D>& DULY ENDORSED 9 AHII : 13 ·- ~ R" ~ORDED IE-'R. ~ NZAL ES -" NY ~TY CLERI< ·- ~ " '- o/ ~ - ~ ~ ~ - ...., \-.....::: ~ q:- Department of Environmental Quality STATE OF 'vVYOM ING To protect, conserve and enhance the qucO~t9~~ . THIS IN"STFWMENT f:u..ED FOR environment for the beneftt of current a ~l~%mffi_6f"~N 't11jm ED 2019JUL 29 AMII: 16 Mark Gordon, Governor Todd Parfitt, Director ,\iW/OR RECOR QEO J.illcKI E R. GONZALES ALBANY COUNTY CLERK July 23rd , 2019 Albany County Board of Commissioners 525 Grand Avenue Laramie, WY 82070 RE : Non-Adverse Recommendation Paddocks at Fort Sanders 2nd Filing Subdivision, Albany County WDEQ/WQD Application 19-211 Dear Commissioners: The Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality has completed its review of the proposed Paddocks at Fort Sanders Subdivision located in the Section 21 , and a portion of Section 22, T15N, R73W, 61h P.M., in Albany County, Wyoming, (area of Lat: 41.2545, Long: -105.5886). The Paddocks at Fort Sanders Subdivision is 738 acres in size and will create 223 residential lots that range in size from 1.5 to 4.6 acres in size. The information was submitted, signed by Ginger Brown, a Wyoming Licensed Engineer with Coffey Engineering and signed by Benjamin Jordan, a Wyoming Professional Geologist employed with Weston, on behalf of Neptune Management, Corp. This letter represents the recommendations of the Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality as required by W.S. 18-5-306(c). Findings as to the safety and adequacy of the proposed sewage system: Individual small wastewater treatment systems (Presby Environmental Advanced Enviro Septic systems coupled with a standard septic tank and gravity feed system) are proposed for use on each subdivision lot. Each system will be permitted by and constructed to Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality Water Quality Rules and Regulations and the standards contained in the Albany County Small Wastewater Systems regulations that govern Individual Sewage Disposal Systems. The information submitted addresses the safety and adequacy of the proposed sewage systems provided compliance with the statements indicated in the "Notes required to be added to the final plat and other pertinent documents" is maintained. Findings as to the safety and adequacy of the proposed water system: The proposed water system is connection to the South of Laramie Water and Sewer District public water supply and distribution system. All construction must be permitted by and constructed to Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality Water Quality Rules and Regulations and City of Laramie Construction Standards. The information submitted addresses the safety and adequacy of the proposed wafer system, provided coM~Iiane~ with th~ stgtgmgntg indicgted in the "Notgs 200 West 17th Street, Cheyenne, WY 82002 · http://deq.wyoming.gov · Fax (307)635-1784 ADMIN/OUTREACH ABANDONED MINES AIR QUALITY INDUSTRIAL SITING LAND QUALITY SOLID & HAZ. WASTE WATER QUALITY (307) 777-7937 (307) 777-61 45 (307) 777-7391 (307) 777-7369 (307) 777-7756 (307) 777-7752 (307) 777-7781 required to be added to the final plat and other pertinent documents" is maintained. Notes required to be added to the final plat, and other pertinent documents: 1. All sewage must be treated by Presby Environmental Advanced Enviro-Septic System to a total nitrogen level of less than 30 ppm. Equivalent sewage treatment units may be used only with the approval of the Paddocks Improvement District and the Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality. 2. Mounded septic systems, will be required where the depth to groundwater is less than 2.5 below the bottom of the absorption system. 3. All potable water systems within the Paddocks of Fort Sanders Subdivision must be supplied with water from the South of Laramie Water and Sewer District Public Water Supply system. Conclusions: The Department of Environmental Quality has "No Adverse" recommendations applicable to the Paddocks at Fort Sanders 2nd Filing Subdivision. Disclaimer: The Non-Adverse recommendation provided above has nothing to do with , nor has any bearing on the water rights associated with Paddocks at Fort Sanders Subdivision. Any questions or concerns about the water rights for the Paddocks at Paddocks at Fort Sanders Subdivision should be directed to the State Engineer's Office. Nothing in Department of Environmental Quality recommendations or comments regarding Neptune Management, Corp., proposal for the Paddocks at Fort Sanders Subdivision shall be construed to relieve Neptune Management, Corp. of the obligation to obtain any permits or additional approval from any local, state or federal agencies as required by law, rules, regulations, or ordinances. Nothing in these recommendations commits the Department of Environmental Quality or Albany County to the issuance of required permits for construction, operation, or modification of water supply or sewage systems. Sincerely, ~~ Rich Cripe, PE. Water and Wastewater Section Manager Water & Wastewater Program, Water Quality Division cc: Ben Jordan, 1050 N 3rd , Suite E, Laramie, Wyoming 82072 Ginger Brown, 902 S. 3rd Street, Laramie, Wyoming, 82070 THIS INSTRU ME NT-FILED FO R RECOR D e~ DULY ENDORSED 201 9JUL 29 PM 4=37 /'ND/OR RECORDED , .!1\CKIE R. GONZALES r\L3ANY COUNTY CLE '~~ July 29, 2019 Hi Friends of Home On the Range, We want you to know we are very grateful for all the ways in which you have shown us support. It is overwhelming to see the many ways in which you have reached out to us. Thank you for your support and donations. As you A nonprofit venture in read this letter and review the details of this opportunity, it is our hope you su~ J companion understand the importance of this undertaking and join with us in making it a animal's wellbeing and reality. the humane interaction with them . The mission is to offer Home On the Range has an opportunity tn..lease 42-acres of fenced property. sanctuary, assistance, The property has lots of good grass, some water running at one end and is emotional & f'¥ical close to town. Other than the fencing, it has not been developed. However rehabilitation, and city water, electricity and natural gas are close. education in this regard. To move forward with this opportunity, we need to get water, electricity, septic and gas to the property (in that order). We will also need barn(s) for the animals, eventually out buildings and a place for an animal caregiver to live. There will be a monthly lease. Thanks to the generous donations we have received thus far, we have funds to get the utilities to the property. Here's what we need help with, financially and otherwise: - Shelter/barn(s) for the animals, the first priority - Storage shelter for hay - Living space for an animal caregiver -Out buildings for storage of manure spreader, 4-wheeler, mowers, wheel borrows etc. The above can be accomplished in a variety of ways depending on resources. A few of the options we have thought of are: 50' x 100' pole barn would provide space for animals, hay and some equipment An even larger barn would provide shelter for animals, hay, equipment and living quarters for the animal caregiver Individual buildings for barn(s) for the animals, out buildings for hay and equipment and living space for the animal caregiver Structures could be pole barns, barn kits, Quonset huts, garage kits, stick built options, Yurts .... With the aforementioned in mind ... We're planning a community forum, August 6th at 6:30 PM at the Eppson Center to get input from the community in the following ways. • Ideas for putting into place the utilities • Ideas for financing and building barns, out buildings, and living space • Help in making informed decisions about how to move forward • Fundraising ideas • What you'd like to see happening at Home On the Range • Ideas to make Home On the Range more accessible to more people • Suggestions on any topic concerning Home On the Range Our vision for Home On the Range remains to provide sanctuary for farm animals, returning them to sound physical, social and emotional health, and for working with community and regional organizations to enrich the well-being and self-worth of their individuals/clients. As we move forward, our longer-term vision is to someday enable people to find respite through overnight or longer stays while interacting with the animals and nature. We hope you will continue to partner with us as we move into our new beginning. We have some price quotes for some of the items mentioned above which we will present at the meeting. If you cannot attend and would like to see the quotes, please contact us and we would be happy to share them with you. Please contact us if you would like more information about Home On the Range, information about the meeting or have ideas to share. Contact Information: Mailing address: P.O. Box 1674, Laramie, WY 82073 Facebook: LaramieHomeontheRange [email protected] laramiehomeontherange.org GoFundMe: www. ofundme.com save-this-ani al-sanctua Call: Deb 307-760-0534 or Pam 30 -7 -4753 ~ Camy Willems From: Jackie R. Gonzales Sent: Tuesday, July 30, 2019 3:24 PM To: Camy Willems; Kayla J. White Subject: FW: Website Email Us Form:: Tumbleweed Express Jackie R. Gonzales Albany County Clerk 525 Grand Avenue, Suite 202 Laramie, WY 82070 [email protected] 307-721-5533 This message may contain confidential or proprietary information intended only for the use of the addressee(s) named above or may contain information that is legally privileged. If you are not the intended addressee, or the person responsible for delivering it to the intended addressee, you are hereby notified that reading, disseminating, distributing or copying this message is strictly prohibited. If you have received this message by mistake, please immediately notify us by replying to the message and delete the original message and any copies immediately thereafter. From: [email protected] Carrie Lane [email protected] Hello, I am in support of enforcing restrictions against the Tumbleweed Express or any other establishment that may establish structures with contamination to the Casper Aquifer. Thank you for your work. Carrie Lane 1605 Arabian Dr. Laramie, WY 82070 HTTP_USER_AGENT: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/75.0.3770.142 Safari/537.36 REMOTE_HOST: 129.72.137.110 REMOTE_ADDR: 129.72.137.110 LOCAL_ADDR: 192.168.6.9 1 United States Department of Agriculture Medicine Bow-Routt National Forests & Thunder Basin National Grassland News Release 2468 Jackson Street Media Contact: Aaron Voos Laramie, WY 82070 307-745-2323 307-745-2300 [email protected] www.fs.usda.gov/mbr Brush Creek/Hayden Ranger District to host 75th Birthday Party for Smokey Bear (SARATOGA, Wyo.) July 30, 2019 – To celebrate the 75th birthday of an American icon, the Brush Creek/Hayden Ranger District will host a party on Friday, Aug. 9 from 10 a.m. – 12 p.m. The event will be held outdoors on the Medicine Bow National Forest, at the Brush Creek Visitor Center. The Visitor Center is located along the Snowy Range Scenic Byway, Wyoming Highway 130, just west of the community of Ryan Park, near the west Forest boundary. Smokey himself will be making an appearance, and there will be activities, handouts, and treats. If available, Central Zone fire personnel and an engine from the Medicine Bow‐Routt National Forests and Thunder Basin National Grassland will be on hand to greet visitors. Since 1944, Smokey Bear has protected America's forests from unwanted, human‐caused fire. Smokey – one of the most‐loved issue ambassadors of our time – and his signature phrase, “Only you can prevent wildfires,” are truly iconic. His message of wildfire prevention is the center of the longest‐running Public Service Announcement campaign in our nation's history. Though Smokey has been essential to the reduction of unwanted, human‐caused wildfires over the last 75 years, he still needs help. Even today, nearly 9 out of 10 wildfires nationwide are caused by people. Call the District Office at (307) 326‐2517 with questions about the birthday event or visit 2171 Hwy 130, in Saratoga between 8 a.m. ‐12 p.m. and 1‐5 p.m., Monday through Friday. Information can also be found by visiting our website at https://fs.usda.gov/mbr, or following the Medicine Bow National Forest on Twitter, @FS_MBRTB. ‐USDA‐ USDA is an equal opportunity provider, employer, and lender. " tz:H < G3St!OON3 A1rt0 "'if t!O:l 0311.:! 1N3~ AN'If81V .:!0 ~NIWON'/\ .:!0 31VlS 'I