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File #: 24-376    Version: 1
Type: Resolution Status: Passed
File created: 7/2/2024 In control: Board of County Commissioners Business Meeting
On agenda: 7/23/2024 Final action: 7/23/2024
Title: Secret Stash Well Connect Use by Special Review/1041 Application
Attachments: 1. Board Summary Report, 2. Presentation, 3. Planning Commission Staff Report, 4. Planning Commission Minutes 06-18-2024, 5. Engineering Services Report, 6. Project Narrative, 7. Plan Set, 8. Combined Referral Response, 9. Combined Public Comments, 10. 1041 Regulations Appendix A, 11. Draft Motions, 12. Resolution
To: Board of County Commissioners

Through: Bryan Weimer, Director, Public Works and Development

Prepared By:
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Chris Laramie, Energy Specialist, Public Works and Development
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presenter
Presenter: Chris Laramie, Energy Specialist, Public Works and Development
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Subject:
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Secret Stash Well Connect Use by Special Review/1041 Application
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Purpose and Request:
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The applicant, Tenderfoot Pipeline Company, LLC, acting on behalf of the property owner, Colorado State Land Board, proposes an amendment to the Tenderfoot Pipeline Project Use by Special Review (USR) Permit Application (Case No. UASI21-002) in accordance with Arapahoe County Land Development Code provisions for a Major Electrical, Natural Gas, and Petroleum-Derivative Facilities of a Private Company. This amendment seeks to add the Secret Stash Well Connect Project to the existing permit without altering previously approved information.

This proposal calls for the following:
* Natural Gas Pipeline: Installation of a 5.10-mile, 8-inch diameter pipeline from the Secret Stash Well Pad to the existing Tenderfoot Pipeline.
* Oil Pipeline: Installation of a 6-inch diameter pipeline along the same route and timeline as the natural gas pipeline.
* Water Pipeline: Seeking approval for an up to 8-inch diameter pipeline for fresh and produced water, to be installed later depending on infrastructure needs. This pipeline will support hydraulic fracturing and water disposal, reducing truck traffic and associated costs.
The proposed project will impact 49.26 acres during construction, with minimal operational impacts and no changes to existing zoning. Measures will be taken to minimize impacts on sensitive wildlife, in consultation with Colorado Parks and Wildlife. Construction is scheduled to begin in Q3 2024 and last six to eight weeks.
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Background and Discussion: The Code of Colorado Regulations prohibits venting and flaring of natural gas that cannot...

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