FLOOD09598

• County: Huerfano
• Community: Huerfano County
• Stream Name: Arkansas River and Tributaries
• Basin: Arkansas
• Title: Huerfano County Regulations for Areas and Activities of State Interest
• Date: 6/1/1976
• Prepared For: Huerfano County
• Prepared By: Andrew Nigrini
• Floodplain - Doc Type: Miscellaneous

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(5) Qualifications of Investigators:

(a) All geologic maps, and reports prepared under this Regu-
lation shall be prepared by or under the responsible
direction of and signed by a professional geologist as
defined by ~~34-l-20l, et seq., C.R.S. 1973.

(b) All engineering work prepared under the requirements of
this Regulation shall be prepared by or under the res-
ponsible charge of a registered professional engineer
as defined in 8812-25-101, et seq., C.R.S. 1973. Such
engineer shall also be experienced and competent in the
engineering specialty required to meet the objectives of
this Regulation.

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2-405 Approval of Permit Application.

(1) The permit authority shall approve an application for a permit
to engage in development in a mineral resource area only if
all of the following criteria are met:

(a) All of the provisions of the permit application procedure
have been complied with;

(b) The proposed development in a mineral resource area can
be accommodated within the financial capacity of the area
to sustain such growth and development. In measuring
financial capacity, the permit authority shall consider,
as a minimum, the immediate and long-range services and
capital expenditures which will be required both as a
result of the proposed development and those employed
by or because of the development and the immediate and
long-range revenues which will be generated from the
development.

(c) The use is an allowable or conditional use under the
applicable provisions of 2-203, 2-204, or 2-205 of this
chapter.

(d) Structures designed for human occupancy and sites designed
for human use shall be constructed so as to prevent
danger to human life or property;

(e) Manmade changes shall not initiate or intensify hazardous
conditions within a mineral resource area unless appro-
priate mitigation techniques are used;

(f) The permit authority has considered recommendations con-
cerning the proposed development in the designated
mineral resource area which have been received within
the time limits specified in 82-401(4) from the Colorado

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