For a Special Use Permit to operate Peter Kiewit Sons` Company the
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For a Special Use Permit to operate Peter Kiewit Sons` Company the
6y, I Bocc 1t/7 183 PROJECT INFORMATION AND STAFF COMMENTS REQUEST: For a Special Use Permit to operate a concrete batch plant. APPLICANT: Peter Kiewit Sons' Company Section I5, T5S RBTW; located on the Golden Bair property in the Glenwood Canyon south of the Colorado r iver. LOCATION: SEWER: of a bridge across the river. ElauLed in by trucks. Chemical toilets. ZONING: A/R/so ADJACENT ZOTIING: IIor th South A/R/RD West o/s By means Colorado ACCESS: WATER: East I. RELATIONSHIP TO A/R/RD and o/s A/R/RD and O/S THE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN The site falIs within the unclassified portion of the Comprehensive P1an. II. PROJECT DESCRIPTION A .-qIG_DessiIplElE ' The site sits on the south side of the Colorado river in an open field near the landowner home site. B. Descriglicn of the Bropogal: The applicants propose to operate a tempordryr portable concrete batch plant in connection with the I-70 projects in Glenvrood Canyon. InitiaIIy, the concrete will be used for project #I-70-2 (99), which will rast for two years, but it is proposecl that the plant be available for other r-70 projects for up to five years. rt is proposed that the plant operate on an as neede<l basis, up to seven days per week, 24 hours a day, with a maximum of 60 round trip, truck trips per day. Water will come from a land owner in Dotsero and be hauled in by truck on an as needed basis. When the batch plant is removed, the land will be reclaimed as livestock enclosures and shipping pens. Aggregate will be mined off-site and transported to the plant by truck, with arl anlicipat.ed maximum of 60 round trip, trucli trips per day. III.I,IAJOR ISSUES AND CONCERNS 1. The Colorado Department of Health, Air Pollution Control Division has received an application for an Air Pollution Control permit. They state that air quality shourd not present a problem, provided the appropriate contror measures are taken. (see 1e+;ter r pageJg___) . 2. The applicants have a lease agreement for five years with the Bairs. -3- IV. FINDINGS 1. ) 3. That proper publication and public notice was providecl as required by Section 9.03.04 (1) (2) of the Garfield County Resolution of 1978r ds amended; Zon ing That the hearing before the Board of County Commissioners was extensive and complete, that all pertinent facts, matters and issues vlere submitted and that all interested parties were heard at that hearing; That the application was complete in accordance with the requirement.s set forth in Sectious 5.03.07 and 5.03.08 of the Garfield County Zoning Resolution of 1978r ds amended; 4. That for the above stated and other reasons, the proposed zoning is in the besL interest of the health, safety, morals, convenience, order, prosperity and welfare of the citizet'rs of Garfield County. V. RECOMMENDATION Approval of the low profiler portable concrete batch plant operaLion for consLruction of projects related to I-70 construction in Glenwood Canyon with the following conditions: 1. ) 3. 4. 6. That the use of the tract of land comply with all preseirt and future regulations of Garfield County relating to industrial operations in the zone district in which the property is l1o!J or may later be located. That all proposals of the applicant shal1 be considered conditions of approval unless expressly stated otherwise by the Board of County Commissioners. This permit shall be expressiy for the purpose of allowing concrete batch plant operations for the I-70 Glenwood Canyon projects on1y. That prior to t.he issuance of the subject special use permit, the applicant shall obtain and sulcmit to t.he Garf ield County Development Department/planning Division, copies of it's permits from all other governmental agencies. This special use permit is only valid for five (5) years after the date of issuance of the special use permit. The special use permit must be taken out with in one year of the date of issuance of the Resolution of Approva 1. , ? L,l " i.F '" tn tl r, " #,i.' --d"t i_ b C D i1.| $"&es ,: .. ,{-J }}o, ., ., i: rt s , .7*f.:n5 i'ai \-'\ S-^-' i' (.:, 't .', {. d::t, t *#tu*d*.ry;;,$ J&- l-i:* c,t!,N. -,E2...o"+,r,*$ ,+ ' ''l, ,:4>) ri +-*'' L..,ii,*.rt,.t:* tW&t'*&*r, ,#, ffpff -4- <g*". "r,.}"} ncr,^vt \-g ro*l#lir -Q5o P44A dO .vcan--.----<- o, {:* $\,i{ %5,//" r}E-:{ t/'F , GOL[fFIAtrlO trIEPAFTTR,IErrlT GF HEALTE.{ str2 Richard D. Lamm Governor October 27,1983 Frank A. TraYlor, M.D. Execulive Director tt ti - ..r!_) :-.! t ;'.';.J.fB Ms. Cynthia M. Houben Garfield County Dept. of Development 2014 Blake Avenue Glenwood Springs CO 81601 Re: Peter Kiewit Sons Application for Concrete Batch Plant to Located in Glenwood Canyon, Garfield County be Dear Cynthia: A permit application has been received by the Air Pollution Control Division for the above project. I.rlhen the permit has been issued, a copy will be sent to you for your files Concrete batch plants are not of concern from an air quality standpoint as long as appropriate control measures are taken. It is anticipated that the air pollution permit will insure Ehis control' If.you have any q,llstions, please call me. SJr[/ zp cc: lZ5 NoRTH Dick Fox, Denver Office File 8rH srREETr GRAND JUNcrroN,, coLoRADo E1501 ; PHoIJE (303)245-2400 - 18-