1999-01-09_PERMIT FILE - M2002004

• Permit No: M2002004
• IBM Index Class Name: PERMIT FILE
• Doc Date: 1/9/1999
• Doc Name: Comments
• From: Pueblo County Planning
• To: DRMS
• Email Name: THM
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

Memo to PCPC
Re: SUP No. 1999-002
June 9, 1999
Page 5
SEWER
The facility will utilize an Individual Sewage Disposal System for wastewater. A
preliminary Investigation Report from the City-County Health Department indicates the
property appears suitable for the installation of the ISDS. The investigation report
reviewed the proposed ISDS within Sections 13, T22S, R64W and Section 18, T22S,
R65W (the plant site), and was signed by John Hochevar on 2/9/99.
COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
The Pueblo Regional Comprehensive Development Plan, "Pueblo County Plan Map"
depicts the subject property as "Grazing and Other Ag Lands."
The proposed use includes mineral extraction and processing, including cement
manufacturing, which involves a more intensive industrial land use than the agricultural
activities currently utilizing the area. The Comprehensive Plan Land Use Element-
Section B3 discusses Industrial Land Use goals and policies as follows:
B3.1. To have an orderly pattern of industrial development properly related to
other land uses, environmental concerns, and to the area's transportation system
in the Pueblo Region.
1. Encourage infill development of existing industrial lands and
industrial parks where utility and public services are available.
2. Determine the logical limits to expansion of industrial uses within
Pueblo Region, taking into account:
-The utilization of existing available facilities and natural resources;
-The location of industries as major employment generators;
-The desirability of certain kinds of industries in regard to meeting
air and water quality standards, type of labor force required, and
general acceptance to the Pueblo environment; and
-the availability of urban services and energy resources.
3. Encourage reuse of vacated industrial sites when that reuse is
compatible with surrounding land uses.
4. Promote the aesthetic improvement and positive visual image of
industrial uses, and regulate through development controls the
need to physically and visually buffer new and existing heavy
industries.