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ASPEN/PITKIN PLANNING OFFICE
130 South Galena Street
Aspen, Colorado 81611
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CASELOAD SUMMARY SHEET
City of Aspen
DATE RECEIVED: 05/24/94 PARCEL ID AND CASE NO.
DATE COMPLETE: 2737-182-85-003 A40-94
STAFF MEMBER: ML
PROJECT NAME: Colorado Riff Raft Temporary Use Permit for Rafting
Equipment Storage
Project Address: 1000 South Mill Street
Legal Address:
APPLICANT: Colorado Riff Raft, Inc.
Applicant Address: Box 4949, Aspen, CO 925-5405
REPRESENTATIVE: L.J
Representative Address/Phone:
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FEES: PLANNING $ 978
ENGINEER $
HOUSING $
ENV. HEALTH $
TOTAL $ 978
Aspen, CO 81611
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July 11, 1994
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Aspen city Council
130 S. Galena St.
Aspen, CO 81611
Dear City Council Members,
JUL6 '94 10:42 No.005 P.02
RE: Colorado Riff -Raft Storage
Lot 3, Aspen Mtn. Subdivision/PUd
On behalf of the condominium associations we manage that border
Mill Street - Summit Place, Aspen Mountain Condominiums, Fasching
Haus, Alpenblick Townhomes, and Fifth Avenue Condominiums, we would
like to note our concern about traffic noise on Mill Street from
Colorado Riff -.Raft vehicles.
We have heard from members of the Board of Managers of two of these
Associations that between the hours of 6:30 a.m. and 7:30 a.m.,
they counted a total of 15 cars and buses driving up Mill Street on
behalf of Riff -Raft, to park employee vehicles in Lot 3 of the
Aspen Mountain Subdivision/Pud as approved by council earlier this
summer. The noise from 15 vehicles at that hour of the morning
woke up and disturbed residents.
Upon being contacted by the Planning Office, Riff -Raft owner L.J.
Erspamer was extremely cooperative and helpful in working out a
Potential solution to the, traffic noise problem. His plan was to
redirect his employees to drive up Monarch Street instead of Mill.
A test of this plan the next day appeared successful.
We found L.J. to be most willing to work on a solution to mitigate
traffic noise impacts on the neighbors, and will certainly call him
directly should we have further problems. However, we would like
Council to be aware that there have been traffic noise impacts on
the Mill street neighbors, should we not be able to work out any
future problems with L.J. directly.
Sincerely,
Carol M. Rile
General Manager
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July 12, 1994
Mary Lackner
City of Aspen
130 S. Galena
Aspen, CO 81611
Dear Mary,
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We have recently been contacted by Bruce Hansen who lives on Mill
St. Bruce was at the city council meeting that approved the use of
the parking area at the top of Mill St.
Bruce told my office manager on Thursday July 7, 1994 that there
was continual noise in the morning and people tearing up and down
the street always hurrying. Bruce stated that they thought it
would be benign and if they knew then what they know now they
wouldn't have allowed it. He also stated that if we were planning
to be in the same location next year we would be mistaken or words
to that affect.
He also stated he didn't want it to turn into a major issue and
would like us to do something about it now.
I tried to call Bruce during the day but his phone was busy. Later
on Thursday I called Bruce and he also made several accusations and
used the word " we" when he referred to what he was going to do.
He stated that there was a great deal of noise. I asked Bruce if
he could hear us up on the site. He said no that it was the guides
going up the hill to work in the morning. Bruce also stated that
a vehicle drove up the hill every 5 minutes from 6:30 until 7:30.
That was 12 vehicles an hour.
I told Bruce that I would take care of the problem immediately.
I said the guides would drive up an alternate street in the
morning. I said that we no longer would allow motorcycles up in
the morning under any circumstances.
I told Bruce if that didn't work we would have the guides walk to
work after parking by Koch Park.
Bruce stated that he didn't want the guides to have to walk to work
and that an alternate route would work.
The next morning I parked on the corner of Durant and Mill st. I
counted the number of vehicles that were on the street from 6:00
until 7:00.
BOX 4949 • ASPEN, COLORADO 81612 • 303/925-5405 • 800/759-3939 • FAX 303/920-3316
SNOWMASS VILLAGE, COLORADO 9 303/923-2220
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6:22 Newspaper truck drives downhill
6:23 Black car from resident across from Bruce drives down Plate
MBT62Y Texas
6:25 Truck with Michigan plate LV4167 comes down from residence
6:26 Bicycle comes down from residence
6:27 Car comes down hill GHC 468 Arizona plate
6:37 Camper plate 1933 RV comes down hill
6:48 two walkers come down hill
6:51 one jogger comes down hill
6:58 vehicle AAM 7549 plate comes down hill
There were 6 vehicles that drove on the street in the one hour.
Not one was from our company. Our rafting vehicles did not come
down until 7:10. When it did I was standing on the corner of
Galena and Mill St. with Bruce. The van drove by with 3 rafts on
it and Bruce said that it was so quiet that he would have no
problem with rafting vehicles coming down. Bruce said it was just
the vehicles going up hill. His exact words were "It was very
quiet this morning and if this is how it is going to be I have no
problems with it.
He also said he would call Maxwell Aley and tell him that he,
Bruce, is satisfied with what LJ has done and not to proceed with
anything.
Later in the day I stopped by the new triplex townhomes on Summit
on the west side of Mill St. and talked to Lee Corn.
I introduced myself and told him I owned Colorado Riff Raft. I
asked him if there were any problems. Sam showed me his bedroom
window on Mill St. Sam said that if we could use an alternate
route up Monarch and then Summit he would have no problem with
that. Sam also stated that Bruce had contacted him.
I told Sam if he had even the smallest of problems with us to
contact me immediately. Sam said that he had never knocked on any
door and that he would not start now. This statement was in
reference to making a complaint and his intent was that he would
not complain about us.
I then received a call from you, Mary, about Carol O'Reilly from
The Aspen Snowmass Lodging Company contacting you. I immediately
met with Carol and she mentioned that she had only two calls from
people. I believe they were Sam Corn and Bruce. I told her our
solution and she thought it was fine.
I told her if she had the slightest problem to contact me
immediately. She was satisfied that I had met with her and that
I was so concerned. She said that there should be no further
problem with us.
I have monitored the situation since July 7, 1994. I have not
heard any noise or complaints. We are committed to cooperation
with the neighborhood. The close neighbors have been very friendly
and content. I have visited with them and they have absolutely no
problems with our operation and they are 40 yards away!!
I work every day and all day so I will continue to monitor the
situation.
You should be aware that there is a lot of traffic up to that site
of private individuals. Some looking for the jeep road up Aspen
Mountain, some motorcycles doing the same and a lot of other
tourists just looking. This is not our traffic. This traffic and
other local traffic going to work will most likely be confused as
being our traffic.
Mary, I have worked very hard to get along with the neighbors and
we get along quite well. I do believe this concern was of only one
person who campaigned to get others involved. I have addressed
this situation and all parties have told me personally that they
are satisfied with the resolution.
Thank you for your time and if you need anything further please do
not hesitate to contact me.
Sincerely,
LJ Eaamer
Owner
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Mary Lackner
Aspen P&Z
City of Aspen
Aspen, CO 81611
Dear Mary,
This letter is an affadavit to confirm that we mailed the public
notice to all property owners within 300 feet of the Savannah
property that we applied for a variance to park our rafting buses
and gear.
We also posted on the property the proper notice that is required
by the City of Aspen.
This posting and letter mailing was done as of May 25. 1994.
If you need any further information please do not hesitate to contact
me.
Sincerely,,
LJ Erspamer /
Owner
STATE OF COLORADO )
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COUNTY OF PITKIN )
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Subscribed and sworn to before me this 14th day of June, 1994 kbk
LJ Erspamer, Owner of Colorado Riff -Raft, Inc.+�
Witness my hand and official seal.
My commission expires:
MARY L CARMICHAEL
MY COMMISSION EXPIRES
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BOX 4949 • ASPEN, COLORADO 81612 • 303/925-5405 • 800/759-3939 • FAX 303/920-3316
SNOWMASS VILLAGE, COLORADO 9 303/923-2220
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MEMORANDUM
TO: Mayor and Council
THRU: Amy Margerum, City Managerl�
THRU: Leslie Lamont, Interim City Planning Director
FROM: Mary Lackner, Planner
DATE: June 13, 1994
RE: Colorado Riff Raft - Temporary Use Permit, Resolution
# - Public Hearing
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SUMMARY: The Applicant (Colorado Riff Raft and LJ Erspamer) is
requesting a temporary use permit to store rafting vehicles and
equipment on Lot 3 of the Aspen Mountain Subdivision PUD. The
Planning Office recommends approval of the temporary use permit for
Colorado Riff Raft from June 14, 1994 to October 31, 1994.
PREVIOUS COUNCIL ACTION: This site was approved to be a
construction staging area for the Ritz Carlton Hotel.
BACKGROUND: The Applicant has been in business in the Aspen area
since 1979. The rafting vehicles and equipment have been stored
in different parts of Aspen since the inception of the business.
Rafting equipment has been stored at the Aspen Highlands base area,
a property at Race and Spruce Street, and at the Little Nell site.
The applicant has been unable to use any of these past sites for
this summer's rafting season and is therefore seeking City approval
to use the site at the uppermost end of Mill Street.
CURRENT ISSUES: There are no issues associated with this temporary
use application. Staff's review is included as Exhibit "B".
FINANCIAL IMPLICATIONS: There are no discernable public costs
associated with this temporary use request.
STAFF COMMENTS: Please refer to the application information
(Exhibit "A") for description of the proposal. Review criteria
and staff response are attached as Exhibit "B".
RECOMMENDATION: The Planning Office recommends approval of the
Colorado Riff Raft temporary use permit for the storage of rafting
equipment and materials on Lot 3 of the Aspen Mountain Subdivision
PUD, subject to the following conditions:
1. The duration of this temporary use shall be from June 14, 1994
to October 31, 1994.
2. Raft guides may be on -site from 6:30am to 7:30pm.
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3. No raft customers are permitted at this site.
4. The applicant shall manage and conduct its activities as
allowed under this temporary use permit in such a manner so
as to not create or allow a public nuisance as defined at
Section 13-89 of the Municipal Code and or Section 16-13-304
(1)(a) of the Colorado Revised Statutes, and applicant shall
not create or allow noise levels in excess of those permitted
levels as set forth at Section 16-4 of the Municipal Code.
5. All representations that are made within the submitted
application and at the public hearing are incorporated herein
and shall be adhered to.
6. Failure to comply with the above conditions of approval or
representations made within the application and at the public
hearing shall be cause for the suspension of the temporary use
permit.
ALTERNATIVES: Council could elect to approve a different duration
for the temporary use or they could deny the request.
PROPOSED MOTION: "I move to approve Resolution # -ia for a
temporary use permit for Colorado Riff Raft to store vehicles and
rafting equipment on Lot 3 of the Aspen Mountain Subdivision".
CITY MANAGER COMMENTS:
Resolution A.41,
Exhibits:
"A" - Application Information
"B" - Review Criteria/Responses
"C" - Public Notice
June 8, 1994
Mary Lackner
Aspen/Pitkin Planning Office
130 S. Galena St.
Aspen, CO 81611
RE: Colorado Riff Raft, Inc. Temporary Use Review
Dear Mary,,
The Fasching Haus Condominium Association has no specific objection
to Riff Raft storing/parking raft equipment and vehicles in Lot 3
of the Aspen Mountain Subdivision/PUD for the summer of 1994.
We do, however, have concerns that there might be excess noise,
traffic, or trash buildup in the neighborhood. We ask that if
approval is granted, it be for the 1994 rafting season only.
Should the applicant wish to extend this temporary use past the
1994 rafting season, we request that another hearing be required to
determine whether there has been any detrimental impact on
neighbors in the immediate area.
Sincerely,
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Carol M. Riley
General Manager
• 747 Galena Street Aspen, Colorado 81611 303.925.2260 800.321.7025 Fax: 303.925.2264
PUBLIC NOTICE
RE: COLORADO RIFF RAFT, INC. TEMPORARY USE REVIEW
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a public hearing will be held on
Tuesday, June 13, 1993, at a meeting to begin at 5:00 pm before the
Aspen City Council, City Council Chambers, 130 S. Galena St.,
Aspen, CO to consider an application submitted by Savanah Limited
Partnership, 515 S. Galena, Aspen, CO and Colorado Riff Raft, Inc.,
c/o L.J. Erspamer, 0534 N. Spruce St., Aspen, CO requesting
Temporary Use approval to store and park raft equipment and
vehicles. This activity is proposed for Lot 3 of the Aspen
Mountain Subdivision/PUD. For further information, contact Mary
Lackner at the Aspen/Pitkin Planning Office, 130 S. Galena St.,
Aspen, CO 920-5106.
s/John Bennett, Mayor
Aspen City Council
Published in the Aspen Times on May 27, 1994.
City of Aspen Account
Exhibft
May 25, 1994
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Aspen Planning and Zoning
130 South Galena
Aspen, CO 81611
ATTN: Mary Lackner
Dear Mary,
I would like to apply for a temporary zoning variance to allow our company to park our
rafting vehicles at the top of South Mill Street just uphill from 1000 South Mill. We
have been rafting in Aspen since 1979. It has been very difficult if not impossible to find
a spot that is appropriate for our use.
We are now the only rafting company left to have their main base in Aspen. We need to
stage our river trips in Aspen to offer the local and guest the quality trips that Aspen has
been known for.
The size of the area would only be the flat area at the top of Mill Street. We would have
our guides rig up trips starting at about 6:30am. The guides would all be gone by
9:00am. For the afternoon trips we would have to start to rig at about 11:30am and be
done by 1:00pm. The trips start to return at about 4pm and are finished at 7pm.
Periodically we have to be on site throughout the day for logistics and maintenance. The
visual and audio effects will be at a minimum due to the location. There are trees below
the site to prevent any visual impact locally. The spot where the loading will be, is set
back so sound will not carry. This will also prevent any visibility problems.
This site is the bottom of the old Willoughby Ski Jump where there is nothing around
except the Winter Club building.
There is no vehicle traffic at the site as this is a dead end. There is very little if any
pedestrian traffic as well. The vehicles will have to drive up South Mill Street from
Durant Street. The few trips a day up this street will not cause an impact of any sort.
We will not use any structures that are permanent. The neighborhood character would
not be changed as there is very little visibility of the site. This proposal will not increase
the density in any way either.
We desire to be at this location in a full capacity through the end of August of 1994. We
will have a limited operation through the end of October of 1994. We would like to start
as soon as this is approved. I am unaware if any previous use has been issued for this
site.
BOX 4949 • ASPEN, COLORADO 81612 • 303/925-5405 • 800/759-3939 • FAX 303/920-3316
SNOWMASS VILLAGE, COLORADO • 303/923-2220
The purpose and intent of the zone district is LTR. This use is compatible due to the fact
that we offer river trips to their clients. This is one of the top activity attractions for
guests who come to Colorado.
This usage will have no effect to the character of the area as this is the bottom of the ski
area. This is what I believe to be the original parking area for use of the old sled -tow..
If we can use this area it will lower the amount of traffic coming into and out of Aspen
during rush hour. This alone will be a great asset to the valley by decreasing the
pollution and traffic problems.
In addition, this proposed temporary use would allow us to respond more efficiently to
hotels and locals in need of spontaneous river trips.
Thank you very much Mary, for taking your time to review this application. If you have
any further questions please do not hesitate to contact me.
Sincerely,
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May 19. 1994
To Whom It May Concern.
I Ford Belz, as an agent for Savanah Limited here by ccnfit7n that it is Savanah
Limited's intention to lease the vacant land located at 1OW South Mill Street
in Aspen to Colorado Riff Ytaft for the summer ,{season of 1994 for the put -pose
of parking vehicles and rafting e,Quipment. upon the approval of the City of
Aspen. Colorado Riff Raft here by has permission to apply to the City of
Aspen for tre necessary temporary variance or permits.
Sincerely.
I—Ferelz
Executive �irector
Savanah Limited Partnership
Exhibit B
Section 24-7-1203
Review Standards for a Temporary Use Permits
When considering a development application for a temporary use,
city council shall consider, among other pertinent factors, the
following criteria as they, or any of them, relate thereto.
A. The location, size, design, operating characteristics, and
visual impacts of the proposed use.
Response: Colorado Riff Raft is proposing to store 17 vehicles,
25 rafts and six trailers on the level portion of the site. The
vehicles include seven buses, eight vans, and one mini -bus. This
site is about one acre in size.
The proposed temporary use will operate from June 14, 1994 to
August 31, 1994, with some use of the site until October 31, 1994.
Raft guides will begin raft preparation between 6:30am and 9:OOam.
which consists of loading rafts onto trailers, loading paddles,
lifejackets, and saftey equipment into the vechiles. There will
also be a preparation period between 11:30am and 1:OOpm. Rafts and
equipment will return to the site between 4:OOpm and 7:00pm. Upon
return vehicles are cleaned out. There will also be some periodic
maintenance and logistics taking place on the property throughout
the day. No raft customers will be at this site.
Visual impacts will be negligible due to an existing stand of trees
between the site and neighboring properties.
B. The compatibility of the proposed temporary use with the
character, density and use of structures and uses in the
immediate vicinity.
Response: This parcel was used as a staging area for construction
of the Ritz Carlton Hotel. It is well screened with natural
vegetation and is physically separated from residential uses. No
structures are proposed for the use. There will be a porta-pottie
and a dumpster on site.
The property is zoned R-15A and is surrounded by the Conservation
zone district on Aspen Mountain and the L/TR zone district to the
north. There are several condominium projects to the north, the
closest being about 100 feet away and at a lower elevation. There
are also two single family residences in the area and the Winter
Club building.
C. The impacts of the proposed temporary use on pedestrian and
vehicular traffic and traffic patterns, municipal services,
noise levels, and neighborhood character.
Response: The location of the storage area is at the end of Mill
Street. There is no through traffic. The project will not require
any municipal services to be extended to the site. Traffic to the
site will have a minimal impact on vehicular and traffic patterns
in this area of town. Pedestrian use in this area can be handled
by the sidewalks which are already in place which stop just below
this parcel.
Noise from the proposed use should be negligible due to the natural
vegetative screening and the low impact of the storage and loading
of rafting equipment.
The surrounding uses are primarily lodging accommodations and the
recreational nature of Aspen Mountain. Colorado Rift Raft serves
Aspen's visitors and locals for commercial rafting operations.
D. The duration of the proposed temporary use, and whether a
temporary use has previously been approved for the structure,
parcel, property or location as proposed in the application.
Response: Colorado Riff Raft has stored their equipment at the
Aspen Highlands base area, however, this site will not be available
this year due to proposed construction activities. The applicant
has also been storing equipment near the Smuggler Tennis Club for
several years, but that site is no longer available.
As part of the Ritz Carlton approvals, this site was used as a
construction staging area for the hotel.
E. The purposes and intent of the zone district in which the
temporary use is proposed.
Response: The purpose of the R-15A zone district is, "to provide
areas for long term residential purposes with customary accessory
uses. Recreational and institutional uses customarily found in
proximity to residential uses are included as conditional uses."
Because of the lodging and recreational nature of this area and the
separation this site has with neighboring residential properties,
this temporary use seems to be compatible with the area.
F. The relation of the temporary use to conditions and character
changes which may have occurred in the area and zone district
in which the use is proposed.
Response: The use is compatible with the neighboring L/TR zone
district and serves the local and visitor population of Aspen.
G. How the proposed temporary use will enhance or diminish the
general public health, safety or welfare.
Response: Storage of rafting related equipment of a local business
should do nothing but enhance the general public health, safety or
welfare of this community.
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PUBLIC NOTICE
RE: COLOR�tDO RIFF RAFT, INC. TEMPORARY
USE REVIEW
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a public hear-
ing will be held on Tuesday, June 13, 1994. at a
meeting to begin at 5:00 pm before the Aspen
City Council. City Council Chambers, 130 S.
Galena St.. Aspen, CO to consider an applica-
tion submitted by Savanah limited Partner-
ship, 515 S. Galena, Aspen, CO and Colorado
Riff Raft, Inc.. c/o L.J. Erspamer, 0534 N. Spruce
St., Aspen, CO requesting Temporary Use
approval to store and park raft equipment and
vehicles. ]'his activity is proposed for Lut 3 of
the Aspen Mountain Subdivision/PUD. For fur-
ther information. contact Mary Lackner at the
Aspen/Pitkin Planning Office, 130 S. Galena St.,
Aspen. CO. 920-5106.
s/John Bennett. Mayor
Aspen City Council
Published in The Aspen Times on May 27,
1994.
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SPECIAL WARRANTY DEED Reception NO
SILVIA DAMS PITKIN COUw% RFCORO(,+
THIS DEED, Made this �(/l. day ofzf'_l,1_ _, 198"�.
between FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN INSURANCE t`OR1'ORATION, receiver
for Mainland Savings Association, whose address is c/o Mr. Michael
J. Stich, special Representative, 55 Waugh Drive, Suite 500,
HOustuu, Texas 71007 ("Grantor"), and SAVANAH LIMITED
PARTNERSHIP, whose address is 1100 North 17th Street, Suite 1100,
Rosalyn, Virginia 22209, ("Grantee");
WITNF.SSETH, that the Grantor, for and in consideration of the
sum of 'fen Dollars and other good and valuable consideration paid
to the Grantor, in hand paid by the Grantee, the receipt whereof
is hereby confessel and acknowledged, has sold and conveyed and by
these presents does sell and convey unto the Grantee, its
successors and assigns forever, all the following described lot oz
parcel of land, situate, lying and being in the County of Pitkin
and State of Colorado, to wit:
See Exhibit "J." consisting of 23 pages
attached hereto and incorporated herein by 1
reference. ,
Together with all and singular the hereditaments and appurtenances
thereunto belonging, or in anywise appertaining, and the reversion
and reversions, remainder and remainders, rents, issues and
profits thereof; and all the estate, right, title, interest, claim
and demand whatsoever, of the Grantor, either in law or in equity,
of, in and to the above bargained premises, with the hereditaments '
and appurtenances; TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the said premises above
bargained and described, with the dppurtenances, unto Grantee, it!,
successors and assigns forever. , A
And the Grantor, for itself, its heirs, executors and
T V
administrators, dues covenant, grant, bargain and agree to and 1�
with the Grantee, its successors and assigns, the above bargained ,
premises in the quiet and peaceable possession of Grantee, its
successors and assigns, against all and every persun or persons
lawfully claiming or to claim the whule or any part thereof by,
through or under the Grantor to WARRANT AND FOREVER DEFEND.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, he Grantor has hereunto sec its hand and
seal the year and day first above written.
Signed, Sealed and Delivered
in the Presence of:
STATE 0"ENTARY
/J;�'r.
S rATE OF ;P;,q S )
as.
COUNTY OF
Federal Savings and Loan
Insursnce Corporation,
Receiver for Mainland
Savings Association
By:
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_---- _ (Seal)
The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before m&'-this!
day of rt--r - r 1Q87, by ,
Sim �,t/ �.Pl�-se f�✓� of Federal Savings and Loan rn$Uran�ce
Corporation, receiver for Mainland Savings Association;;-
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Witness my hand and official seal. �
My commission expires: (-,l ; ;1
eo.tederal.swd
Notary hlic
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- EXHIBIT A
LEGAL DESCRIPTIONS
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1. Lots 9 and 10, block 3, Connor's Addition, City of Aspen,
County of Pitkin, State of Colorado.
2 Lots 17 and 18, Block 2, Dean's Addition to the City and
Townsite of Aspen, County of Pitkin, State of Colorado.
3. That part of the Northwest Quarter of the Northwest Quarter of
Section 18, Township 10 South, Range 84 West of the 6t1i P.M.,
Pitkin County, Colorado, described as follows:
BEGINNING at the Northeast corner of the tract of land described
in Book 197 at Page 568, of the Pitkin County records, _hence
South 1`030' West 30 feet to the Northeest Corner of the tract of —
land describeu in Book 266 at Page 444 of said Pitkin County
records, thence North 75000' West 45.97 feet along the North line
of said tract described in Book 266 at Page 444 to tte
Southeasterly line of South Galena Street, thence on a curve to
the left with a radius of 90 feet a distance of 33.56 feet (chord
bears North 41012' East 33 35 feet) along said Southeasterly line
of South Galena Street to the Southwest corner of Lot K•1, Block
97, City and Townsite of Aspen, thence South 75°09'11" East 31.51
feet to the point of Beginning.
4. Lots H and I, Block 41, City and Townsire of Aspen, County
of Pitkin, State of Colorado.
S. HOTEL SITE:
A: Aspen Inn:
All of Lot 6,
Block
CONNOR'S ADDITION,
and part of the jnplatted portion of Connor's Addition
lying East of saic Lot 6 and ad;acent to the City and
Townsite of Aspen, said tract being mort fully described as
follows:
BEGINNING at the Northeast corner of said Connor's Addition
whence the Northwest :orner of Section 18, Township 10
South, Range 84 West of the 6th P.M., bears North 20008'40"
West 773.8 feet; thence South 15000' West 99.99 feet along
the East line of Connor's Addition to the North line of
Lawn Street; thence North 75000' hest 57.75 feet along the
North line of Lawn Street to the Southwest corner of said
Lot f; thence North 15°49'50" East 100 feet along the WeEt
line of said Lot 6 to the Northwest corner of said lot,
being a pcint on the South line of Dean Avenue thence
South 75000' East 56.3 feet along the South line of Dean
Avenue to the point of Beginning.
AND
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Lcts 1, 2, and 3,
DEAN'S ADOIT:^.N
AN
Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 and the strip 30 feet wide ZiL,
of Lot 6 aid Lot 12,
Block 3,
CSNNOR'S ADDITION.
together with one-half of the vacated alley ad;acent t and
at the rear of said Lots 1 tnrougt, 6.
AND
A tract of land described as:
BEGINNING at a point from whence the Northwest corner of
SP.:tuon 18, Township 10 South, Range RA West of the 6th
P.M., bears North 15157'43" west 1,005.24 feet: thence
Nor:n 14033'22" East 129.64 feet; ther.u. North 75°00' west
70.72 feet; thence South 15000' West 129.64 feet; the::ce
South 750OC'East 71.73 feet to the point of Beginning,
for-erly known and described as:
Lots 4 and 5,
CEAN'S AOCTTION
B. CaALETS - EAST AND WEST:
Lots 7, 9, 11 and 12,
Block 3,
C"3NNOR'S ACOITION,
and the qnuth one-h„lf of vacatea alley vort'i of and
adja:ent to said Lots 11 and 12.
C. bLCE SPRUCE:
9, C, and O,
BlocA.
Block 84,
City and Tcwnsiti of Aspen
ANO
Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5,
Block 2,
CCNNOR'S ,.ODITION.
D. CCNT:NFirTAL INN:
Lots M, N. 0, P, C, R, and S,
block 91,
CIT" ANC TCWNSITE CF ASPE:'.
AND
Lots 1, 2, and 3,
e
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Brock 1,
ANTHCNY ACRES SCBDIVIS:04.
E. *ROBINSON" PARCEL:
Lot 19,
Block 2,
DEAN' S ADD:T:C.j.
F. "PAAS HCOSE" PARC_L:
A tract of land situated in the Northwest one -quarter of
Section 18, Township 10 South,
Range 84 west of the 6th
P.M., described as follows:
A strap of ground approximately 90 feet :n w:dtn and 1C0
feet in depth and lying
partially within the boundaries of
Aspen Townsite and outside thereof
to t::e South of said
Tcwnsite, said tract being designated
as:
Lots K1, K2 and L,
Block 91,
CITY ANf TOWNS!TE OF ASPE4,
and being formerly described av follows:
Lot R2 being a tract of ground fronting on Dean Street and
being a strip
of ground 30 feet in width anc 100 feet in
depth lying We:.t of and adjoining Lot
It
K in said Block 91,
being soTetimes known as Lot X :n said 3lock 91, and
as Lot
A 1n Block 2 of Dean's Addition..
,
Lots K and L being that portion of said Lots in said Block
91 together wit; a triangular
piece of ground lying to th3
South of said Lots and beirg formerly known
as The Fouhdary
and Macni:,e Shop as shown on v,,illet's Map of Aspen.
G. "CHASE" LOTS (including the :tease duplex"):
,
Lora D. E, F, G, Y., and
Block 91,
C17Y AND :CW`:SITE �):' ASP.`!.
H. "':OWNE PLACE" PARCEL:
Lot C,
Block 91,
C:TY AND T--WNS17E CF ASPE.i.
I. All of the unplatted portion of CCNNCR'S ADDIT:CN bounded
on the l:ort% cy Cean Street, on the Test ay aloc:<32, 3, i,
and S, Connor's Addition., and on the East by Lots 1 thrcu3h
12 inc.us:ve, Dean's Add:tinn, ircladin.g without 1_mitat_on
tnose portions descr:ted in Book 264 At Page 793, in Book
2E4 at Paqe 959, in BOOK 316 at Page 995, and In Sock 315
at Page 988 as shown in the records c: the C:erk and
Recorder of P_tkin County, Colorado.
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6. SPAR
The surface rlgnts only in, and to:
That part of the LITTLE CH:EF LCDE, U.S.M.S. ,io. Sa:3 ly.nc
Ncrt'ierly of the boundary line of the City of Aspen,
including but not limited to; Lots 6, 15. 17, 18, 20, 21,
23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 25, 36, 37,
38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, and 49 (EXCEPT that portion of
Lcts 44 and 49 de;cr-bed in Book 277 at Page 984 and :n
BOCK 297 at Pace 2251, and Lots 50 and 51; and EXCEPT Mill
Street, all as snc-wn on the "Mao of Surface Ground of
L:tt.e C`..ef Lode" filed in Plat BOOK 2 at Pages 5 and 6.
Above referenced Lots also known as•
Lots 6, 16, 17, 18, 20, 21, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 29, 29, 3C,
31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, and
49 (EXCEPT that portion of Lots 44 and 49 described :n B.-OK
277 at Page 9?4 and in Book 297 at Page 225) and Lots 50
and 51,
CAPI':OL HILL ADDITION.
T^.? OF MILL PARCEL:
The surface r:gnts only :n and to:
That part of the BIG CHIEF LODE, U.s.M.S. No. 4227
according to the Patent therecf in Book 175 at Pace 177, as
shown in the recoras of the Clerk and Recorder of Pitkin
County, Colorado, lying Northerly of the boundary line �.
the City of Aspen.
EX2E2" those portions of !aid Big Chief Lode described :n
BOOK 186 at Page 194, Book 199 at Page 493, Book 189 at
Page 463, Book 190 at Page 110. Book 193 at Page 329, Book
355 at Pace 495, and also EXCEPT Anthony Acres Subdivision
accord_nq to the Plat thereof filed in Prat book 3 at Page
15.
8. PART CF DEAN'S .1DDITICN:
A. Lots 6, 7, 8, and 9,
DEAN'S ACCITICN
EXCE?r that par- of Lots 7. 9, and 9 lying witt:n the
following descr:ze,! parcel:
Beg:nr.:nq at Corner Io. I of C.S.M.S. No. 2535, whence
C.S.M.M. Ute No. 4 tears 4or-n 85'12'S0" East 2090.1
feet; thence South 1S'00' west 3.79 feet: thence Sou--.
75009 11 east 69.99 feet, tnence South 1403322 Ea:,.
;J7.20 feet to .te TRL: P014T OF BCGINNING; thence No:-n
75030'42" Test 60.52 feet; thence South 14029'I8" wes-
104.03 feet: tnence Soutn 75000' East 60.41 feet: thence
North 141-33'22" East 1^,4.58 feet to the TRUE POINT OF
BEGINNING. (Said Exception being North Aspen Inn
Apart^ent: Condomlr.iu7i as shown on Map filed in Plat
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Bock 4 at Pace 346.1
AND ALSC EXCEPT that part of Lot 9 lying wit -in Asr:en
Inn Apart. -rents Condominium as shown or. yap f..ed :.n Plat
Bock 4 at Paq- 332.
B. Units 21, 71, 23, 31, 32, 33, 1B, 13 and 3B,
NORTH ASPEN INN APARTMENTS,
accord:rg to the Condominium Map f led in Plat Bock 4 at
Page 356 and as defines and describe,: in the Condominium
Declarat:.on therefor in Book 272 at Page :13 and in
Amendment thereto in Seek 276 at Page 264.
9. 925 EAST DURANT STREET:
Lots F, G, H and I,
Block 119,
CITY AND TOh'NS:TE OF ASPEN'
1). 7C GALENA STREET:
Lot 16,
Block 2,
ANThCNY ACRES SU301VISION
and also:
A tract of '.and _tuated 1n the Northwest one -^carter of
the Nortneast o.: quarter of Suction 18, Townsrip 10
South, Range 84 west oc the 6th P.M., described as
follows:
Beg:::ning at a point whence the Northeast corner of that
certain tract of land described in need recorded in Boon
137 at Pays 563 and book 198 at Page 110 bears north 15'
20' East 30.00 feet: thence South 15030' west 140.00
feet; ther.ce Tort; 7�0 -_0' west 115.42 feet; thence Nor-n
15000' East 73.98 feet; thence along the arc of a curve
to the :ignt with a raa.us of 31.00 feet a distance of
29.`_O feet, the chord of wn.ch bears Nortn 51030' East
'
36.89 feet; tierce along t.ie arc of a curve to the left
witn a rac:us oc >0.;0 feet a distance cf 62.15 feet,
the chord of which bears Ncrt'i 48015' East 6-3.33 feet;
thence Sout.~. 7500V East 45.97 f±et to the pent of
beginning.
11. SUMMIT :LACE:
Lot 22,
CAPITOL HI_L A:.DITICN
also Kneen as:
Lot 22.
LITTLE CHIEF .=c *�.S.M.S. No. 5850
and a portion of the *Gannon Ent:-.(" described is
follows:
Dsqinninq at a point on Line 1-2 of the ..:tt:e Chief
Lode, U.S M.S. N0. 5850 whence th, Northwest corner cf
Section 18, Towr.snlp 10 South, Range 84 west of the 6th
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P.M. oears North 0800:'40" West 1329.68 feet, being
South 45000' East 119.0' feet from Corner no. 2,
U.S.M.S. No. 5850, said point of teginn.nq also tear:nq
on the West right of way line of Mill Street: thence
North 45000' West 75.32 feet along said Line 1-2: thence
South 75000' East. 65.13 feet to the West line of Mil:
Street: thence South 14051'0C" West 37.56 feet alcnc the
west right :f way lire of Mill Street to the Pc:.:t c:
Beginning.
ANC ALSO:
A portion of _CNNCR PLACER described as follows:
Beginning at Corner No. 4, Connor Placer, U.S.M.S. No.
2535 wm ence the Nort`.west corner :;f Ssct.en 18, Township
10 South, Range 84 West of the 6tn P.M., bears :forth 040
53'35" West 1312.32 feet: thence North 14136'00" Est
48.24 feet along Line 1-4 of said U.S.M.S. No. 2535;
thence North 75000'00" West 33.96 feet to the East line
of Lot 6, Block 5, Cnnncr's Addition; thence Sout` 15°
49'50" West 48.24 feet to line 3-4 of said U.S.M.S. Ns.
2535; thence Scut:: 75c0C'00" East 35.u0 feet along said
Lira 3-4 to the point of beg:::ning.
1:. MILL:CNAIRE MILLS:TE:
:act C,
;AILL:CyAIkE MILLSIT= U.S.:4.5. No. 36208,
as described :n United States Patent reccrdsd :n Bcox
126 at Page 291.
12. MINE CUMPS:
That portion of the Nort.`.east cne-quarter of the
Northeast one -quarter (Lot 1) of Section 13, Township 10
South, Range 85 :test of the 6th P.M., Jescr:bed as
follows.
beginning at the Northeast ccrr.er of Lot 13, 5lc.x ll,
Eames Addltic^: thence North 15003'11" West 18I.25 feat;
thence South 14050'49" West 78.00 fee-; tnance Scuth 03'
55'43" West 154.99 feet; thence Scutn 75009'1:" East
150.03 feet _hence `.crtn '40`_V 49" East 240.00 feet to
the Poirot of ?e::nn_ne.
ALSO KNCWN AS
Lots '3, 14, 1.5. 16, .", :3. 19 and 20,
Blocx 11,
E?MES ACC:T:CN,
and a tract of lard being pa-t of Let ' of Section. 12,
Township 10 South, Range 35 West of the 6th P.M.,
described as follcws:
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Be;innin; at the Nc rt-«esterly corner of Lot 13, Block :
Fames Addition: thence South 14050'49" west 240.00 feet
along the wester:,, line of said 31cck ll to the
SOuCnweste:ly corner of Lot 20, Block Eames Addition;
thence Nortn 03055'43" East 164.39 fee -e^ce No:tn 14°
50 49" Eas- 79.00 feet; thence South 5�'9
t - East
31.25 fee to tre Port of Beginning.
14. BARBEE:
Block 6,
EAMES AOCITICN,
Tcre particularly desc::--ed as fc:lows:
Beg:nnirq at a point wn:cn is the Intersection of the
Easterly right of way line of Garsrlscn Street and the
Soutnerly right of way lire of Dean Avenue, from whence
the Nortneast corner of Section 13, Towr.snip 10 South,
Range 85 wes: of the 6tn P.M. bears North 53020'28" East
814.56 feet, more or less; thence along the Southerly
right of way ll:.e of Cean Avenue Soutn 75009'l1" East
330 feet, ..lore or less, to the westerly right of wav
line of As en Street; thence along the said right Of way
line of A;oen Street South 14050'49" west 130 feet, .Tore or
less, to tr.e Nortner:-( right of way lire of Juan Street:
thence a:crq said r.gntof way lire of Juan Street North
75009111" :lest 330 feet, more or less, to the =aster:-(
right of way line cf Garmisch Street; thence alcnq sa:a
right of way lire of Garm_scn St:aet North 14050'49"
East 130 feet, more or less, to the Point of Becinninc.
:xCEPT:::G tr.@:4fr:;rr; _ne portion desc:_bed in 300A 232
at Page 362 in tnsreccrds cf the _lerk and Recorder of
P_t;kin Ccunty, Colorado.
15. KCCH LLMBER:
All Block 62,
C::Y A:J ; CF ASPEN, ar,c
Ai! Block
EAMES ACC:TICti, and
that par_ �f -ne old Colorado mLdland Ra: r'and nt :f
way located Sc-.nweste:ly of said elect 1,ar.o _nTse
parts of _sttac ._._o Ca.:..; .. 3n.
and _:.a a::e' _r 331d =
tne
Sec:...._..z at the Nertneasteriy tourer of said Block 5:,
the^._e _outh :40 50'4y" west 16.33 fjet along the
Eastez:y lire of said B:ccKs 62 and _ to the
Southwesterl-( lire o: _ne :1ilroad "o: way; thence
North 42327'4. ,Jest 2:0.32 feet alccqsaid ..;f_ of da.
1:ne tz th^
e _-.e _•ected Soutne:l" . f:tm ne Nes".erly
line of t;a:d 3:oc<1; thence :North '_4°50'40" oast
feet al:r.g 9a:d p: ;ected ._re to _%e No:_n:est__.y
U
corner of said Block 1; thence South 75o09';1" East
270.00 .feet along the NorVierly line of said Blocks ;
and 62 to the Point cf Beginning.
16. ';r.:t 1-C,
ASPEN !NT1 APARTMENT CCNDOMINI::MF,
according to tni Map therecf filed In Plat Book 4 at ?ago '32
and as defined and described in the Condominium Declaration
for Aspen 1r-n Apartments recorded in BOOK 269 at Page 312.
17. MEADCWS PROPERTY:
Parcel A, aka 7r•.:s tee Ho :- �s :
A parcel of lard situate, :n the Northeast one -quarter
of the Northwest one -quarter of Section 12, Townsnlp 10
South, Ranqe 85 West of the 6th P.M. described as
follows:
Beginning at a point being tie North one-q•iartez of said
Section 12; thence South 880 41'13" West 258.00 feet;
thence South 13011'00" East 225.00 feet to the TRUE
POINT OF BEGINNING; thence South 13011'OC" East 512.00
feet; thence South 81013'00" West 435.60 feet, more or
less, to a point on t�%e centerline of Castle C:eeK;
thence along the centerline of Castle Creek the
following courses and distances: North 15'37'CO" East
47.30 feet; North C6045'CO" East 87.Co feet; North 290
45'OC" West 80.00 feet; Nortn 130:5'00" Nest 6J.00 fee-; ,
`io:th 17O10'G0" West 49.00 feet; Nortn 04000'00" West
50.92 feet: t`,e--e departing said centerline North 520
43'00" East ::9.31 feet to the TRUE POINT CF BEG:NNING. 1 A
Parcel 3 aka Kresge:
A parcel of land situated :n the Northwest one -quarter I ,
of the Northeast one -quarter of Section 12, Townsn:p 10
Scut.`., P.Ange 65 wist of _.`.a 6tn ..Y. , described as f.::ows:
Beginning at a point wherce the North one -quarter ccrr.er
o. sai! .ect_on 12 bears NJrtn 19054'4Z ::►st 580.?5 feet
tne.n.ce South 88021' CO" East :90.40 feet; thence Scuth
OV 39'00" West 300.00 feet; thence Nortn e8021'00" West
290.40 feet pence Nortr. 010 39'00" East 300.:0 feet
the . o:nt of. 5eg:.-.._r.q.
Parcel C aka :ta:et 3
A parcel of lard s:t•zited in t`.e Ncrtnwest one -quarter
of the ;jar-neast ene-q-:arter ^f Section 12 Tewr.sn:p 10
South, Range 85 West o: .ne etn P.M., described as
fo::Cus:
Bec:nh:nq at a point whence t`e north one -quarter c rner
of sa:J Section 12 bears North 12016':3" West 966.60 feet:
tner.ce Soutn 9902:'00' East 29C.40 feet; _hence Soutn %0
- 3 -
39'00" Wes- 104.00 feet: thence Nortn 75000', West
1:0.00 fee:; thence South 88025'00" West 159.53 fief.
thence Nor-. 01013'154 West 295.65 !eat :o re :.
BegInn Ing.
Parcel 0
A tract of land situated In the Soutneast one- '-arts: of
t:•.e Scutnwast cne-cuarter, , and in the Seutn•,west
one -quarter of the Soutneast one -quarter of Sect:cn
and in the Nortnsast on* -quarter of tee Nortnwest
cr.e-quarts:, and in _ne No:tneast one -quarter +-f 5ect•�:n
12, al: in 7cwr.sh:p 10 South, Range 35 west ofne it
P.M., descr:jed as follows:
Beginning at the center North one -sixteenth corner of
said Section 12, a 3/8 X 1 inch iron bar, whence the Nortn one -quarter
corner of said Section 12 bears North 01°15'19" East 1286.94
feet; thence North 84014'00" Test 797.62 feet along the 5outn
line of Lot 1, said Section 12, to the foot of the bluff or. tns
Nest side of Castle C:eex; thence along the foot of sal: buff
the fol:owing courses and distances: North 17040'15" East 34.75
feet: North 13001'35" west 65.00 feet; North 1 033''.0" East 96.62
feet; North 01050'2o" East .14.04 feet; Ncrth 14030'25" West
64.31 foot,• north 04008 30" West :95 feet,• !tort.. 21' 23 SC"
West 71.56 feet: North 16'21 15" East 305.32 feet; North 01'
02'2C" West 34.66 feet to _ne intersect-c wit^ the l;ortn lire of
said Section 12; thence Nortn 98041'13" East 392.58 !set along
said Nortn line to the intersection with the centerline of Castle
C:eexi thence along said cer.terl:r.e the fc::cwinq Courses and
distances: North W 30'00" basr 38.93 :set; Nortn :4';:2'52" West
15.42 feet: North 29054'00" West 199.72 feet: Nortn 14017'00"
>es- 119.61 foot: North 1500C'00" East 94.:4 feet: -North 520
19'30' East '7.:8 _feet to the intersection wltn the centerllns of
tr.e Rcar:hq Forx River; thence Soutneasterly approximately 3000
fast along _ne centerline of tne Roaring For'< River to the
:.•.tersect:en with the West line of Lot !A, Second Aspen Company
Sucd:v:sicn; _nonce Soutn 00026 55" :ast 4% .20 :set, more or
less, to the west line of the Roaring ?ors Roads thence along
sal, West line Soutn 16035'00" East 72:.'.0 feet -o -ne
•e:sect.cn with Vne North lire ^f Gi:1es::e S-reet: •.terse
anon; said Ncrtn line West 1438.19 feet _no _..__rseC•:cn wl
the line between Corner No. `_ an.1 _n-er.ao. 5 __ _no Jr. nai
;.span Townsite; .hence A.lcnq salt .:wns.te .Iris :o:tr.
vast 33.11 :ee: to .ne inter:a:._zn •j.tn Ina .gn-a:_.ne of -_yr. _.,
Street: thence along '_ne extension sa:: certe:l:ne ne
-
f:l....nq cc _ses andr.: d:stses. Nertn 14c5., 43" East -4._5 feet.
Nort-. 548.38feet to the _ntsrsect:cnw:tn a line oesorizen :n
C:v:_ ActlLn NO..443 and reacrted :n 3ooK ZC8 at Page 148;
ner_e along said !in* tee fol::wine courses and West
9:.49 feet: Ncrtn 01011'15" West 200.0o feet to ay Brass Cap :n
Meaccws Road carKed .. reap': "S?N S12 1173 11c4". _ner.ce .North 0c0
West 49.3; feet. tnenc3 Nc- n 9401"0" West 52.?9 feet to
cne ?oInt of 8eg.n.._r.q. EXC_?T: ?ar:els A. 3. and _ as acovs
described.
9
C1
Parcel E
A certain parcel =f :and scmet:-.es known as:
Lots to 7, both _ncl•JsLve,
Block;%
HALLAM'SACCI':ICN,
and more partzc--:arly descr.ded in deed recorded in 3ook
171 at Page 234 in the records of the _:erk and Recorder
of Pitkin County, Co.oraco.
18. MEACCWS PRCPER'Y
A tract of :and erbrac:r; portions of the NE1/4 of the
N1d1/4, Nwl/4 of _-no NE./4, NE1/4 of tne NE1/4, and the
S1/I of the NE:,'4, Section 12, and the SW:/4 of the
SE1'4 and the SW:/4 of Section 1, Township 10 South,
Range 85 West of the 6tn Principal Meridian, PLtkin
County, Colorado, more Particularly described as:
Beginning at the Soutneast corner of said NE1/4 of the
NI /4 marked by a U.S. Brass Cap ;now marked "S.P.M."1;
thence west to tte Easterly right of way line of Meadows
Road, as said road is established upon the ground by use;
thence Sout.~.erly along said Easterly Right of way lire
to the point where said Right of way lire intersects
lire 5-6 of The Aspen Tcwr.site; :hence Southeasterly
a:onq said line 5-E of The Aspen Townsite to the
westerly line of North Sixth St:eet; thence North along
the West lire of `;crtn Sixth Street In Hallam's Add.t:cn
to the North lire of Gillespie Avenue in Hallam's
Addition: thence East along the North line of said
Gillespie Avenue to the 'west 1•.ie of Poar:nq Fork Road
in Seccnd Aspen Company Subd:.ision; thence
Ncrtnwesterly along said Test lire of Roaring =ork Road
to the East boundary line of said NW1/4 of the NEl/4;
thence Northerly along said East boundary line to the
center line of the Roaring Fork River; thence Easterly
along the center lire of said Roaring Fork River to the
East bcv-ndary l.zs of Lot 4 c! Second As ,er. Ccnpan':
Subdivision; thence along said East boundary line of
said Lot 4 to the Nortneast corner of said Lot 4; thence
along the Northerly ZounCary lines of Lots 5, 6, and 7A
of Second Aspen Company Suzaivislon to the Westerly
boundary line cf the Green Acres Subdivi sLcn; thence
North along sal. westerly co%;ndary line to the
Northeasterly ._;ht of way ..ne of the right of wa•,
formerly oc c.:pLed by the Cenver and Rio Grande Western
Railroad; thence Vorthwesterly along said .Lgnt of way
line to a poir.t whence rcrner 21 of the n=cwn .:uccr.
15047 bears Vert:% 15039':5" Last 617.76 feet; thence
North 23013' EaFt 191.72 feet core or less to .he
Southeasterly line of Willouanty Way: thence
Northwesterly along said Southeasterly line of
willcugnby Wa•*, to the Southeasterly Czrner of Lot :3,
Block of P.txin Green Sutd:visLon; thence along the
South line of said Lot :3 to the Southwesterly corner
of said Lot 22: thence vortr.westerly along the
rr
ii
Soutn.:esterly lines of Lots 10, 9, 7, 6, 5, ar.t 4, Block
1, ?_tk:n Green Subdivision tc the most Westerly corner
of said Lot 4: thence South 45011' West 130.21 feet to
the Northeasterly boundary lire of Lot 17 of Black Birch
Estates: thence Southeasterly along .he East boundary
line of s:.. Black Birch Estates by t`.e following: South
62023' East 82.10 feet: thence South 51000' East 76.10
feet: thence South 45041' East 79.88 .feet: thence South
37029' cast 66.23 feet; thence South 0803 7' East 150. 23
feet; tf.er.ce South 07027' West 263.81 feet: thence South
5:019' West 57.18 feet: thence South 15*03' West 84.24
felt: thence South 14017' Fast ::9.61 feet: thence Soutn
29054'East 199.72 feet to the Soutnwest corner of Lot 10
Of said 31acK Bi:=n Estates: thence Sout'. 04°22'52" East
15.42 feet: thence South 05030' West 38.99 fuet to the
North boundary line of said Section 12; thv�ce westerly
(South 88041'11" West) along said North boundary line
302.58 feet: thence South 01002'2C" East 34.66 feet;
thence South 16021'15" West 305.82 feet: thence South
21028'50" East 17.56 feet; thence South 04008'30' East
286.13 feet: thence South 14030'25" East 64.31 feet:
tf.e.ico Fouth 010 K.0' 20" West 114.04 feet: thence South
11033'10" West 96.62 feet; thence South 130 Oi'15" East
65.0E feet: thence South 17040'15' West 100.35 feet;
thence Scuth 82''00' East 864.19 feet to the place Of
beg! nning.
Toget.er with that certain ad7o_ninq triangular parcel
of :arid-cr.tain_nq 0.1 9 acres, more cr less, and -ore
particularly described as follows:
'
A parcel of lan'' situated in the NE1'4 of the NW114 of
Section 12. Townsnip 10 South, RanSe 85 West of the
Sixth Pr:nc.ra: Meridian, P:tk:n County, Colorado, lying
Soutnerly of the North line of said NE114 of the N"W114,
easterly of Lots 1 ar,d 2, Snotb:e Subdivision, easterly
of property described in instr•.;ment recorded :n Book 172
'
at Page 316, Pitkin County records, and Westerly of what
:s co:^monly known as Meadows 7cad as e'±scr;bed .n
instrument recorded in Book 186 at ?a;e 117, Pitk:n
County records.
Any lard sit:stec _n P:tk:.. Co,,;nty outside _ne
boundaries o: the City of Aspen:
AND-JRTB_R EXC_...NG therefrom the Secccc aspen :omrar.y
Sebd_vis.on:
AND FURT'-ER EXCE?7.`:G therefrom any prcrerty South and
East of Roaring Forx Road.
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:9. ASPEN MOUNTAIN MINING CLAIMS:
Mininc Cla:r
Homestake
4634
Little Chief
5850
Big Chief
422"
Tipperary Boy
425AAM
Robert Emmett
3658
General Shields
2534
Dr. Franklin
3886
Franklin
4631
Way Up
3903
King Bee
5099
Spar
1403
Golconda
3644
North Part of tie
Betsy Jane
3623
North Part of the
mi'lior.ai:e
3620
East Part of tte
Millinee
3713
South Part of the
Hidder. Treasure
3705
1/2 in the Steele
3650
North Part of the
Washington No.2
1967
North Part of the
Aspen Mammoth
1617 AM
Last Part of th-I
Her:ulese
39-4
3/8 in the Geor;_a
19379
North Part of the
..E.S.
5319
Lot 21 of ::te Addition
to the
City and .cwns:te
cf Aspen
North Part of _-e :seFn Thaler
Spar C.D. 1037
Cenver 2047
Harrisburl 1602
1/8 in the Keystone 313:
s
V
. -1� )(4)
La Sa.:e 1601
Little Percy 3707
Stan,'Sy 5317
cl:ou 5930
South 1/3 of t':e Arlington 4004
South 1/3 of Ine Rubv 3642
South Fraction of Vie Stilwell 3779
1/10 in the Abbingdon 3652
56/768 in the Bay State 3653
1/32 in the Silver Star 3700
1'6 :n the South ?art of the Aspen 3641
2/3 in the Aspen Fraction 3641
1/6 in the Iowa C`ief 2:46
Nor.orgahela 3663
2/3 in the Sara :ane 6860
1/0 in the Keystone 313:
1/8 in the Fcrest IUnpatented) 3649
"urtions of tse Millioneire::ls:te3620 4i
A port.m of the M. c Y. 392:
A st:: of :and 49 feet wide
ocpos_:e 81cck 91, City and
Towns.te Of Aspen
Lots 6 thro 34. in:lusivI, 38
thrcugr 46 _.._.:s:ve, and 49
thr=uqh 51, ir._:::s:ve of Capitol
Hill, biinq a car_ of the Lit_:e
C.`..ei, 5d50, `:ereinabove
descrited
YG, .:.eref::m, the follow:nq desc::b,i parcels
of land:
1. Tnat pa:^ei of lard described in that certain Dee,
f:c-% Scar __nso:i!ated Mining ana Ceveloncent Company
to tte City of Ascen recorcrd in BOOR 355 at ?age 495.
ii
1 44
10
•
'That pa: =el of land des.:..:,.; -a.
Title tee :r favor f M •' =• ''er-a::et
recorded ? 297 at Page :Z5 n -:eer co; a- _
u oex e : - •..
3. That parcel of lane descrited :n
that cer
t
ai
n -.ed from Spar Consolidated Mining and Cevelzprert _ ..an•
to McJr.ta:r. --een C-):porat•or. receded :n 9-cx- of
Page 994.
4fr. 7n4tarrlclar: -�f lard desc::�.
ed n :hat certain ;,eed
:o m SpaCVn Alps ndated Min:nc and Jevelcc-en Cc-nany
290 a Page �3, e': .' assoc:at.cn .___iced ... 8ccx
All mineral rj; :s and minerals
following mining cla:-s: .n, on and under the
The west :12 of the Standby, 53'
, U.S.M.S. 1 The W.st 1/2 of the Denver, C.S.M.S. 2531
Together with the r:zht tc use and en
losaid claims an:! to use and enJoy tnewaterr�h! surface of
other r:gnts appurtenant thereto for min:nqpu:,0;and
ses.
This ccnveyance shal: also include that at certain teal
prcpe:=y C :.te d as fo::cwsc
A tract o!
.Cwnsn:p10Sc,.s:snared in Sections 19, 19,ar.0 30 cf
Sections 13 :4 ardRance`34 west ", one 6tnp .M., and .n
West of the�ctn P.M be: 'cwr.c : p Range 95
fo.lows: n, Tcre�--::y des -::tea as
Beg:nninq at the intersection of Cean Aver.:e anc Monarch
Street :n the City of Aspen, Colorado: t-e-ce Easter'v
along Cean Avenue and Ute avenue to the -e:ser :-n•cf
sa" ':t: kverue with wws- End -
to :he most wes-erl co: Of
thence ��_tnwPsterl
thence S u.::eas er o �`e Chance .ode, M.S. :!3
most S; te:ly .c a pointtN 454 E lc) f... �,
thences0,;Ouor.-.. c_rne: tof :`e Newfoundland Lode, 4.5. c 1 e,
line of the e• .ly'co :he mid pair.- cr. .ne Nc:.n s: R •a cde, M.S. 59, t. Ce
to a point 5° ., er.cc Sau:-ease::
?C: tierce �.- :.� +�'ste:./ Of :ne _enter of said .e-_
East 1/4 to + pout 35) feet wester' '-
:c: ct said Sac- - 25 •Y :e
a poi..: en South :nonce NCr ne- ;o
Lcce, M.S. saida:de .:ne^cf :he 9ccxn_ ..:1e.
pc-nt oe: 5C f
of :.~.e �ostt- :tner:y corner ofsaid
cxn •'or'nea;:erly
:cds• tr 8ucxn-... :to.
rce )renweste: to the d
End line of airm: lY a ml pc:.,_ ;n ,ne ;out..
'am _oCe. M.S1 Northeaster!• •hi • •
".e Silver Star Lcde, .y :BA:or `e Sou:- Er: -line of
.ne most :7or_re : 'Hence Ncr-nwesterly
.rence Ncr_ne::as•p�• a^":.-.LI'•_f Sa:d 3::-_r.,-nar :e: -o
Aztec Lcce. M.S 5791; '-os ertherly cc::.er :C .-
_nce Nortr.easter:y to _he`-cst
f
T'
I
0 •
trerly Come: of The ::aa Chief Lode. M.S. :2:5• -
-.ence Nc:tne: :o t..e aid
'he Cer.vlr -:de, M.-. :41. tnence`No _ne i wtr. side lire
,.•Snt on he Sc•_.neaste. y s:dam ^e of �e"Hcs<:rs Lode,
y_st 1723, said -coin.. ce.ag 3C3 feet 'io -n3as'erly of tre
Southerly ::rne: said ii05<:n3 Lcde; thence
icr_rerl ro cs. outr.e:l
M.S. er.1y .ne .1 - f corner cf the C -;ea _-de,
E tnerce eas:er.y to t-e :: co :n _
NcrtNcrtrea^_ line of he�.:aynor Lode, M.S.-39:i; t'erce he
sterly to the cst Nortneaste: ! - :ner of ne
P:,)-eer Lode, M.S. 1-:.1, thence North*Wes
':g::y tT %e
m:_ Point on t!,! 4crt....est side line of E:
teq:a..y3 thence Easterly the..
col_ of
'g.
HCL::AY
The East .S feet of Lot B and al: of Lct3 C, :), E. F
and
_.Ty ._;dAe:T° �F
2 PECX '-RUST S:R
I. I?•
The Southerly Half (1.'2) of the vacated &.ley lying ,
ac:tner:y of and ad:¢ -
t3 7 and 8,
2:ccK 3,
C^ CITY AND TC;.;;S:TE�OF ASPEN. U�
22. ALPINA HAUS ..CCCE:
0
That part
of vacated C:evelar.c Street 17:ng xes of
ar... a :¢
to B.:ck :4, City and Towr.s:te
�Be.jnning
of`AsPlr,
C=..,:adc
desc.:led as: at a
!_
c_ re:
!.c. ' Cr
cf Lct A, ja:d Block 124, !r:m
A`cen 7-','.-.s.te cear3 4 8:'3: E
wr.er.ce
i2. fe.
or; _ W : feet • thence S^
feeto•e.'I
nenc•
S :9' E -5.32 feet. !:
1. _ng tt3
w.•st :e of .._ _ A, 11" feet tz
the _
�A=
?: :- :-ur.tyr.n.
, Ca:c:ad:.own
as
:ar.t:er
_ Asper., C�:orado.
:C. __ and :S
-. Kn:wn as .r-e "City o"_s" i .
I.
LCTS A .,` H,
3:JCK 91,
C:.. AND :CWNS :._ Of ASPEN,
P:TK:V CC,:N:Y, CCLCRACO
(C:r-'cn:y known as "3i::side --..:e
._• _CTS 7, 8, 9, .^, 11 AND
-P-MES ADD:_:CW 70 THE C:.. AND TC'WNS:._ :F ASPEN,
P:7K:'4 CCJVT•:, COLORACQ
(Ccr.^cn_'Y known as the
All -.stated portions of South Mi., St:eet, Soutn Ca:er.a
Stree Lawn Street and Dean Street Aoutt•nq ary o: tne
foreaciaq ;vrn; -!:vu legally descr.bed parcels and lying and
shown within the Asper Mountain Subdivision S Planned Jr.t
De^e:cpr+ent Plat reccered on December 2, 1985 in Plat 3c1-K
17 at Page 99 et. sue., PitKin County, Colorado records.
(The 'cregoiza twenty-six legally desc::ded parcels a;e
referred to nereafter as t".e "Prem.ses".)
TOGE::._? W:TK all of the fe-:owing.
(a) Al: appurtenances and all esta-e and rights :;f
Grant:: in and to the Premisec;
(b) Any and all water and water rignts, ditch and disc-
rights, reservoir :.q'ts, stCCK or interests in :igat:cn
or ditcn ccrpanies, royalties, minera:s, oil and gas rights,
,
lease or leaser.old if. erests, owned by _ne Grantor, cw or
herea`ter I.;sed :n conh nsctiol wit, appu:tenan: to or :slated
`o _ne ?remises;
(c; ti le, and interest c: 7:ant:r :n and t_
all streets, :-.ads and puo:ic places, cpe^.ea or pr_pcsad,
and al_ ease-e-ta, is-e:-way and ._tenses,
private, new .. nereafter used on ccnnect:or •j:n _ne
Premises;
(d) A:_ . _._:omen_ f.xt :es, eq c:r.st:ict__n
-ater_a:s Aral _.ner a:._...es :f per__-a.-p::perty .now owr.el
or hereafter ac:.;i:ed cv the Grantor and now a: hE:eafte:
Affixed, Attac:ed _:, -. _c De incnrprrated in, or wnizn are
or may :e used _n .r.e cperati..ns of, any .repro•:ements new .,
7ereafter c:nsts-cted :n .ne Premises;
90
All
:e :3es^e is,_..,.
`) Any a:: awar:a, pa.'.er _ ne:
amc'-
._:d:nc vn_... -av ce -lace Hai
rest -
ne ?remiss ay a :es- c: _. ; : sec: ease
_--
:n ?r•e
vat ue o: •fie :... _
-.ses nc:udi. , .. _ :a ..-_ �:=ceeas.
=r-as i
reS'4t cf�tne exer.:se cf _ne _-. on-
EX:',;DINC ':Va t-.e for ., - - -
e,- _.-3: _
_arce_3
re:easea pu:�„�nt :o .-o f ^' rite
o, :a: :e:eases
^P.t.<.
of tr.:3: root cod ... tte -ea: prcpe:-y :ecc.c3 c•f
County, Cclaradc:
(i)
Par :a. Re -'lase
recorded V-ne .4, 1985 :n 3c:K
s87 At ?ace J01,
Recept:cnNo. 208936;
(ii)
?ar-ia: Release
:ecc:ded October 31, 1985 in 3cck
498 a: Page 310,
Reception No. 272713;
1=::1
Part:a: Release
:ec�rded Dace.mcer 3, :9a5 . 3ccK
50J a: ?age 772,
Reception No. 273685:
(iv)
Pa: -:a: Release
:eccr�ed Jecemcer 3, 1985 in - =K
500 a: Page 7% ,
Reception �7c. 273686;
(�)
Par -:a: Re:ea_e
:eccrded :ecemcer 3, 1995 :n 3CCK
5C.' a: Pace 7E5,
Recepticn ":o. 273683 AS REFORMED
BY TEAT CERTAIN ORDER GRANTING PARTIAL FINAL
SUMMARY JUDGMENT
entered in ?it.<:n Count./
D:s-.:ct Ccur.,
Ci7i_ Act-cr. NO. 86- -:36 an("
:ecc:ded :n tne 'it:in County, Co:orado :ea.
p:-perty :ecorc3
on :anuary 20, 1987 :n Pc,k -18
at ?ale :38, Re_ep: .. :-Na. 283,%. 'he .`c:':•.,:n;
parcels de::neatad parse: A to:cugn carte. .. we:�
not re:easea by
tte Pa:t:a: Release :eccrOec
BccK 500, Paae -66 as so :e_c.nod:
PARC=_ A:
3ec......7_ at :.`.o nc:tt•.:ost c:: ner -f 3:=cK
C::y ar. _ .-•,:r.s.:e __ Ascen, _-once S.
,
-20• . fee: hence S. :050,49-'
fae-. _r.e-ce 3. 75•09 - .5J.73fee:
_ne ves-arI ne of scuts M:__
S-.eet, _nence S. .'°50'39W. 25.:0 fee: a:
tne Nest_. _•/ line Scutt ml:: St.ee-, t•.er:_
S. 75419' 3.23 fee: tnerce S. ::°50';a"
N. 407..6 fee: to _re _nea3t CO.— '
of r.c
A30en Inn spar -men.; (a-c: c:-::n::ml, -ner.cel7.
75100100' N. ..)� fee: to _ne no rtnwest r_.ne:
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of sar i Ascer nr, Apat tmer.ts, thence S.
11.36 - : w. :3'".91 feet to 3Z,;tn�-e;-
ccrne .f %+'pen Inn AFartmer- „ thence y7560c—.
line of Biocc °a feet to a po:r.,^_.. the eas:
5 of sa.d Conners^^Addit. ),%,
thence N. 159:9'50" E. 193.20 Yee- to the
southeast corner of Block , of said Conner's
Addition.: thence N. 75•:0'00" W. 172.7:1 feet,
thence N. 14.50'49" of beginning. 5)1.15 feet -z) the point
(The foregoing parcel is shown as Lot 1, As --en
Mountain Subd.�.sion and Planned Unit
Development, on the final plat thereof recorded
December 2,
1985 in• Plat 3ccK 17 at Pages 99,
pse_j.., of the real property records of Pitkin
unty, Coloradc.)
Parcel B:
Beginning at the northeast corner of Lot 15,
Block 2,
Anthony Acres Subdivision, thence N.
75.00100,, W. 114.85
feet along the north line
7f said Lot 15, thence N. 15.00100" E. 57.50
feet along the east line of Galena Street,
thence followinc said east line 75.46 feet
along the arc of a curve to the right having a
radius
of 91.99 feet, thence N. 62.00'00" E.
44.99 feet, Lhence 88.57 tees along
tn, arc of
a curve to the left having a radius of 107.62
feet, thence S. 75•09'11" E. 20.52 feet to the
westerly line of Tipple Wood Subdivision,
thence S. 15.30'00"
W. 234.54; feet along said
westerly line to the point of beq:nninq.
I '
(The foregoing parcel is shown as Lot 4, Ascen
Mountain Subdi'.is:en and Planned Unit Develop-
ment, on the final plat e:eo. rev:: ded
`
December 2, 1985
in Plat 3ocKt.../a: Pages 99,
�I
et seq., of the real property records of P:tKin
County, Colorado.)
Parcel c:
Beainnir.g at the northeast corner c, Block 91,
City and Towr.s:te of aspen, thence S. 14.50149"
W. 250.00 fee- to the southeast corner of said
Block 91, thence
the following courses and
distances: 39.1) feet
alonq the arc of a ;vv
to the right having a rad:.:s of 47.•i2 fee-, the
cr.ord of wnlch bear: S. 38'25'2." W. 38.09
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feet, S. 62.00'00" W. 44.99 feet, 124.63 fee -
along the arc of a crir•:e to the left havin7 a
radius of 151-v9 feet, the cord or which bear S. 38•J0'00" W, 121..1 feet, S. 15.00'00" W.
1.70
` AnAcres o Subdivision, thence N. 75•rp - 4,
thony
W. 10J.00 feet, thence .4. 74.45'3O" W. 93053
feet, thence Y. 14.50'49" E, 291.32 feet to the
southerly line of Dear. Street, t`Ince I.on; Slid soutnerly line S. ;5.09'::" E. 14.62 feet,
thence along the easterly side of Mil: S::eet
N. 14.50'49" E. 150.00 feet tc the nortrwest
c^rner of Block 91, trence S. 75.09'1:" g,
270.,J !ce: to the point of begirninq,
(The fcregoinq parcel is shown as Lot 5, Aspen
Mountain Sabdivisicn and Planned Unit Develop-
ment, on the final plat thereof recorded
December 2, 19a5 in Plat 3ocK 17 at Pages 99,
et seq., of the real prope-ty records of P1-kin
County, Colorado.)
Parcel D: A parcel of lard describ^d as
:oiloows
Beginning at the point of intersection bet'.+een
the most wester:y line
of Parcel C above
described and its
intersection k1th the South
line of Dean Street; thence S.
14°50'49" W,
291.32 feet; thence N. 74.45'30" W, 5.09 feet;
thence N. 1S*14'30" E. 91.32 feet; thence N.
75•09, —
W. 5.47 feet; thence N. :4.50'49" E.
ce
00 `eoi.nt tofntegs5;04Containing9242,)
to the
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Square eet, more or .esa.
Parcel E: A parcel of :arid described as
roi~_ows s
Beginnin; at the Scuthwes-er:y corner
of _
81ock 9:, City of Aspen, Co.(,rado
whence the
Nortnwester:y corner of ?arcel A ioove described bears
N, 14.50.49" E :OC.00 faet; the
S. :4.50,49' W. 40:.15
f e
75 ^0'00" , ht; t hence N.
W. 7. 8 feet; tenc, ;J,
15.4)'50" E
355.00 fee:; thence N. 16.18,54" E. 46.20
feet
to t!Ie point of beginning, ccntai..in 9 :JJ
square feet,
-
more or less.
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Parcel = A parcel of land described
ToTiows;
Beginning at a ;,it whence -he Northeaster:.,,
corner of Parcel B above described bears S;
75009'11" E. 31.51 feet; thence S. 75009111" E.
10.99 feet; thenc- 88.57 feet along the arc of
a curve to the right having a radius of 107.6:
feet, (t a chord of which curve bears S.
39°25'25" W. 86.09 feet); thence S. 62.00'00"
W• 44.)9 feet; thence 75.46 feet along the arc
Of a curve to the left having a radius of 91.99
feet; thence N. 15000100" E. 31.02 feet; thencs 39.50 fee- along the arc of a curve to the
right having a radius of 31.00 feet: thence
62.05 feet along the arc of a reverre curve to
the left having a radius of 90,00 feet; thence
33.56 feet along the arc of a ccmpound curve to
the left having a radius of 130.00 feet to the
Point of beginning, containing 4388 square
feet, more or less.
Parcel C:
Beginning at the :'outheast corner of Block 5,
Conner's Addition, also b•inq the Southeas corner of the 700 Mot
narch Conucmin,:um, thence
N. 15049'50" E. 52.00 fee. along the Easterly
line of said Block 5, thence S. 75°00'00" E.
33.88 feet to a point on the Westerly line of
the Aspen Inn Apartments (A Condominium),
thence S. 45000'00" E. 5.48 feet along the
Nortn line of the little Chief •ode, M.S. 5850,
thence S. 75°00'00" E. 67.71 feet, along the
South lire of said Aspen Inn Apartments, thence
S. 140`.0'49" W. 49.25 feet alo.19 the westerly
line of South Mill Street, thence N. 75000'00"
W. 107.22 feet to the Southe
ast east corner of said
elcck 5 to the point �f beginning.
(The foreozing parcel :s shown as Lot 2, Aspen
Moun'a:n Subdivision and Planned Unit DeVel'
Co -
De e r the fi;;a1 plat thereof recorded
Dace^ter 2, 1985 in Plat BOOK 17 at Paces 99,
et sel•, of the real property records of ?itk:n
Z`a, ntl , Colorado. )
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Parcel H:
Beginning at the Southeast corner of the abcve-
de;c;:bed "Pa. -,:ell G", said point being on tht.
Westerly line cf Scut~ Mill Street, ther..:e S.
14.50'49" W. 222,98 feet, along tie Westerly line of Scutt Mil. Street, thence S. 74.5;'00"
E. 142.00 feet alcn-4 the North lire of a vaca-
ted portion of Soutn Mil: Street and along the
North line of the property described in BOOK
190 at Pace 1/0 of the reccrd3 of the Pitkin
County C-erK and Recorder, thence % 14.00'00"
E. 47.82 feet to a point on the Southerly line
of Lot 12, Antncr.y Acres Subdivision, thence S.
55.52.00'. E. 65.20 feet alon,, the South line of
sa-d Lct 12, thence S. 74.30'00" E. 156.13 feet
a_ong the South line of Lots 12, 13 and 14,
Anthony Acres Subdivirion, thence S. 45.00100"
E. 21.58 feet along line 1-2, Big Chief Lode,
M.S. 4237, thence S. 33.33'59" w. 0.84 feet
along the Westerly line of the property
describea in BOOK 355 at Page :05 of the
records of the Pitkin County Clerk ar.d
Recorder, thence continuing along said line N.
79.52145" w. 85.84 feet, S. 63.26'03" W. 17.1:
feet, S. 38•l8'17" W. 74.92 feet, S. 15.24'24"
W. 84.43 fee- ;,. 16.44' 29" W. 62.62 feet, S.
02.20'00" E. 17.08 feet, S. 410:6'00" E. 25..0
feel, thence S. 45.00'00" W. 103.65 .feet along
the Easterly line of the Big Chief Lode, M.S.
4237, thence N. 70.37'00" W. 332.70 feet along
the Aspen City Limit Line as recorded in Bcok
226 at Pagc 143, thence S. 45.00'00" W. 42.90
feet along the Big Chief and Little Chief Line
1-4, thence N. 67.27-00" W. 117.13 feet, thence
N. 25.03'14" E. 33.53 feet to a point on said
C_ty Limit Line, thence N. 70.37'00" W. 200.77
feet along said line, thence N. 45.00'00" E.
281.64 feet along lire 2-3, Little Chief Lode,
M.S. 5850 to a point on the Sout1 lire o: the
Mountain Queen Coadcm:n:ua as recorded it Plat
BLek 4 at ?are 286 c.f the records of the Pit<:n
County Cler< and Recorder, thence continuing
a:cr" the Sou:-er' and=a-;ter_y line of
3d
condca:niini, S. d�•51'10" E. 82.12 feet, N.
06•08'50" E. 5.07 feet ri. 37.13'00" r. 105.83
feet, N. 20.12':1" E. ._0.73 feet, N. 45• UO 00'
E. 48.2 feet to _he South ' ir.e of Block 5,
Ccnner's Add:tccn, being also the South line cf
700 Morarcn CorCz:riniva, thence S. 75.00"001, E.
.45.33 feet along Said Scutn lane and the Seutn
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lire Of the abevk-described "Parcel G" to the
Point of be,:ir._rq,.
(The foregoing pa -Tel is shc:.n as Lot 3, Aspen
Mountain SL;cd:v_;-Qn and Manned ":I:t
Developergnt, on tie( fi-a1 plat thereof reco: led
Decemoor' :98° in Plat SOCK 17 at Pages 99,
et seQ 'Of the red! prc;)erty reccr.3 of PitKin
co..nty, Colo:ado.)
PacTel 1 - Minj Dun
ps:
That portion of the Northeast one -quarter Of
the Northeast one -quarter ,Lo- 1) of Section
13, Township 10 South, Range 85 west of the 6th
P.N., described as follows:
Beginning at the Northeast corner of Lot 13,
Block 11, Eames Addition: thenc3 North
75.09'1:" Wes- 181.25 feet.; thence South
14.50'49" West 78.OU feet; thence South
03.55'43" west 164.99 feet; thence South
7S'79'!I" East 150.00 feet; thence North
14.50'49" East 240.00 feet to the point of
beginning.
Also known as:
Lots 13, 14, 15, :6, 17, 18, 19 and 20, 91cck
11, EANES ADDIT:c:i, and a tract of land being
part of Lot 1 of Section 13, Township 10 South,
Range 85 Nest of the 6th P.M., described as
follows:
Beginning at the Northwesterly c.)rner of Lot
13, SlOCK 11, Eames Addition: thence South
14.50'49" West 240.00 feet along the w,rsterly
line of said SlocK 11 to the Southwesterly
corner of Lot 20, 81ocK 11, Ea.mes Addition;
thence Nortn 03.55'43" Ear- -64.39 feet; tha
75.09' .Ncrtn ," :a•G0-' 49 East 78.00 feet; t`er.ce Scutn
st 31.2:, feet to the poi of
be,ginnIn?.
Par221 i - 3ar:�ee:
S:ce'c 6, =AMES ADD:'::0`7, more panics:arty
described as follos+s:
9eginr.nq at a point wh:cn is the intersect:or,
Of the Ea3terly right of wdy line of Gar:7:,ch
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,f-fj
Street and the Southerly right of way :ine of
Dear. Street, from wnence the Northeast corner
Of Sezt:on 13, Township 10 South, Range 95 Wes:
of the 6th P.M., bears North 53-20'28" East
8:4.:6 feet, more or less; thence along the
Southerly right f way line of Dean Street S.
75009,114 East 330 feet, more or less, to the
Westerly right of way lire of Aspen Street;
thence al:nq the sai(! right of way lire of
Aspen Street South 14°50'49" West 130 feet,
more or less, to the Northerly right of way
line of Juan Street; thence along said right o:
way line of Juan Street North 75009-11" Wes
3:0 feet, more or less, to the Easterly right
Of way line of Ga:m:scn Street; thence along
said right of way line of Garmisch Stree- North
14.53149" Eas, 130 feet, more or less, to the
point of begi:;..ng.
Excepting theref:em: the portion described in
Bcoc 232 dt Pa:e 362 in the records of the
C:erK and Recoraer of Pitkin C.,inty, Colorado.
Parcel K - Parking Lot:
Lots 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12, B1ocK 11, Eames
Addition to the City and Towns:te of Aspen,
more fully described as follows:
Beginning at the Northwesterly corner of said
Lot 7; thence S. 75009.11" E. 180.00 feet alono
the Northerly boundary line of said C1ccK .1;
thence S. 14-50'49" W. 100.00 feet alone the
Easterly baur.dary lire cf sa.d BIocK 11: trance
N. 75.09'1:'- W. 180.00 feet along the Southerly
boundary line of said Lot3 7-1
2 to the South-
westerly corner of said Lot 7: thence N.
14-50'49" E. ,00.00 feet alor.o the westerly
boundary line of said Lct 7 ,o the point of
begir.n:n.q, conta.n.nq i8oG0 sc.a:e test, more
or less.
Parce. L•
Unit 1-C, Aspen Inn Apartment C::ndcm;r.iU.r.s,
according to the `tap there�.f fired in Plat BOCK
at page 332 and as defined and described in
thw C�;ncominium Declaration fer Aspen :nn
Apart;ients recor:ed :n BccK 26) at page J12.
A:: :n .he C;.ur.ty of ?:;<:.., State cf Colorado.
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