2000-11-29_INSPECTION - M1980244

• Permit No: M1980244
• IBM Index Class Name: Inspection
• Doc Date: 11/29/2000
• Doc Name: CONTRACTUAL AGREEMENT FOR VICTOR GOLDFIELD BUFFER AREA AND CRIPPLE CREEK HISTORIC RECREATION AREA
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

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Connie Joiner, Clerk 5 Recorder, Teller County, Colorado
mix by specific vehicle type. The submittal shall address changes in
demands compared to existing demands. The categories of use denoted
on the map are: (1) Employee Commuting to and from the site; (2)
Delivery of Operating Supplies; (3) Delivery, Mobilization, Demobilization
for Major Component Construction; (4) Movement of Mining Equipment
During Operations; (5) Visitors; and (6) Transport of mined materials.
For any proposal that adds over 50 vehicle average daily trips
(ADT) on County Roads, a traffic engineer shall prepare a traffic study to
identify those improvements necessary to achieve the capacity and
provide safety for the additional vehicle trips, based on the Roadway
Standards capacity and safety criteria.
If Teller County roads do not have the capacity for a projected
increase in use, the applicant will develop a plan, acceptable to the Teller
County Department of Transportation and consistent with the Teller
County Roadway Standards to provide adequate capacity and safety.
If State Highways within Teller County are planned to be used,
crossed, or otherwise affected in a manner that required or requires
CDOT permit or approval, the road submittal shall include a description of
the nature of the activities that require CDOT permits and, if existing
permits are involved, describe the activities proposed and the time-
schedule for obtaining the requisite authorizations.
5.9.12 Vibrations and Blasting - Information. Test or monitoring information
demonstrating that vibrations from operations will not exceed the
threshold(s) set by the State mining agency (DNR-DMG-OMLR or other
agency with authority and expertise) to protect structures occupied or
suitable for occupancy, located outside the permit area and not under the
applicant's control, from damage attributable to the applicant's operations.
The applicant shall provide detailed information (including address and
photograph) of any structure, not under the applicant's control
(ownership), proposed to be excluded from the preceding requirement.
The test or monitoring data shall be that used to develop "scaled
distances" for the mined areas that will comply with the off-site thresholds
as is satisfactory to the State mining agency under the Colorado Mined
Land Reclamation Act (CMLRA). The applicant shall describe the
program already in effect, or proposed to be instituted, as necessary, for
the applicant's response to vibration inquiries including claims of damage.
Such program, when applicable, shall contain a combination of
monitoring, photo-documentation, structure investigation, compensation
should damage from the applicant's vibrations be found, and mitigation
procedures if operating, vibration, or blasting damage occurs, unless such
a program is shown by the applicant to be unnecessary based on the risk
of blast-vibration-damage being acceptably low, as determined by DMG or
its successor agency.
5.9.13 Visual Character - Information. When mining plan includes new surface
mining activities that extend operations into areas that have not been
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