2016-05-20_GENERAL DOCUMENTS - C1981035

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8. La Plata County Public Works Dept. Submitted a series of comments, the most recent of which is dated December 10, 2015, August 20, 2014 and July 14, 2014 (combined into one Attachment 44) and the following updated comments a subsequent email dated October 22, 2014: "Public Works/Engineering has reviewed the attached letter amendment [to allow truck traffic to travel south of CR 120] from Roadrunner DS, LLC, dated October 15th, 2014, to the GCC Energy, King II Traffic Impact Assessment dated June 10, 2014 and are in agreement with the findings and assumptions. We therefore approve the attached amendment as submitted. Let me know if you have any questions or require additional information. " Jim Davis And subsequent email received November 25, 2014: "I am fine with the amendment to the Traffic Impact Analysis Roadrunner submitted [November 14, 2014] for GCC addressing the water hauling from the south. The only concern I have would be if for any reason GCC was unable to secure on-site water in a year or two and this hauling turned into a long term operation. Not sure if we can address this with a stipulation, and if we can perhaps it would stipulate that if off-site water hauling is required beyond December 31, 2017, the applicant shall re-evaluate the potential impacts associated with long term water hauling, and work with the county to mitigate and address any public safety issues identified. Otherwise, we are good to go. Let me know if you require anything else. " Jim Davis Staff comment: Limitations on the duration and route of water hauling have been incorporated into this report and as a finding for staff's recommendation. 9. La Plata County Weed Manaeer Submitted the following comments in an email dated January 13, 2016: "Weed survey pending start of growing season " Rod Cook 10. La Plata Electric Association Submitted the following comments in an email dated January 18, 2016: "La Plata Electric Association, Inc. has no objections to the proposed project, provided that all structures meet or exceed the minimum clearances to power line facilities as set forth in the current edition of The National Electrical Safety Code, and also provided that no structures are located on any LPEA easements, underneath any overhead power lines or on top of any underground power lines. " Rhonda Beam 11. San Juan Basin Health Submitted comments in an email dated October 22, 2014 (Attachment 45) and the following updated comments a subsequent email dated October 22, 2014: "Daniel: We agree that our proposed Condition 44 should be revised to read as: 4. GCC Energy shall provide water usage flow meter documentation to San Juan Basin Health Department upon written request by SJBHD. Thank you " Greg Brand And the most recent email received January 6, 2016: "Upon reviewing the updated project narrative for GCC Energy King II Class II, SJBHD comments remain the same (see attached email dated October 30, 2014). Also attached, please find the water usage projection, prepared by Stoner Engineering and Surveying, that addresses the total number of employees respectively; --165. This number is unchanged in the updated narrative, so no deviation there. Project No. 2012-0089 PC 4852-5627-2942, v. 3 Page 29 of 32 (DM, VS, DP)