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<br /> -- . <br />Carnival: Do you have any idea what you could net out of <br /> a parcel? <br />Baysinger: Boulder County Open Space uses a couple of <br /> different formulas; one is just a blanket on <br /> acreage; and cost per livestock animal per month <br /> that is on the land. We are not going to realize <br /> any great amount of money. I would say in all <br /> probability in the $200.00 to $500.00 range for <br /> the horses that are described in his letter. <br />Carnival: You don't think that is a lot of money? At least, <br /> what I heard at the last work session over the <br /> budget, $500.00 is a real killer. I agree with <br /> Councilman Davidson's initial comment that <br /> open space is very precious and should be <br /> utilized by all the citizens. I think there is <br /> probably some parcels that are not accessible or <br /> readily accessible and if we have the potential of <br /> raising any kind of income on parcels that are <br /> out in the boonies; possibly having the lessee put <br /> up the fences; improving the property; and we <br /> can net some income out of it, I think we ought <br /> to pursue it. <br />Hornbostel: How frequently is it used by the railroad and <br /> does the railroad have anything to say about <br /> that? If the easement is right up by the railroad <br /> doesn't the railroad have something to say about <br /> what is done around it? <br />Baysinger: I understand that if the parcel belongs to us they <br /> would not, if there is an easement area... <br />Hornbostel: Do they have an easement? The railroad always <br /> has an easement. <br />Fauson: Western Gas has an easement through the lower <br /> south portion of it. <br />Hornbostel: The other question is how many trains go <br /> through there? I wouldn't worry about the trains <br /> if there wasn't a whole lot of them, but if there <br /> is a lot and the horses get out. <br /> 6 <br />