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 S Recorder, Teller County, Colorado
6.4 Drawing requirements that may not be applicable. As with any specific
development proposal, some of the drawing requirements included in Table 6
may not be applicable to a specific PUD mining proposal. It is the responsibility
of the applicant to demonstrate that a given requirement is not applicable.
Section 7. CRITERIA FOR APPROVAL in addition to the Criteria of Table 7 of the Teller
County Land Use Regulations for a PUD the following criteria for a PUD in the CCMOD
for mining must be met.
7.1 Application is complete - The application must be determined to be complete.
7.2 Critical areas. The proposal will not adversely impact any critical areas.
7.2.1 Historic Sites standard. The applicant may consult with and consider on
a voluntary basis the recommendations of the City of Victor and City of
Cripple Creek and the State Historic Preservation Officer (SHPO) with the
objective of evaluation of relocating historic structures that may be
impacted by the proposed operations. The County may consider
"provisional historic status" for existing operating mining structures to
remain rather than being removed as part of reclamation of a site.
7.2.2 Wildlife Habitat standard. Where threatened or endangered species
habitat is identified, compliance with applicable federal regulations shall
be demonstrated to the satisfaction of the Teller County Planning
Department (CDOW or USFWS affirmation of the compliance is a suitable
demonstration).
7.2.3 External Effects and Environmental Quality shall comply with local, state,
and federal standards. "External effects" include noise, dust, fumes,
odors, blowing or flowing materials, glare, heat, and vibration (including
but not limited to that caused by blasting). External effects shall not
exceed standards established in state or federal law and incorporated in
the PUD approved by Teller County.
7.2.4 Noise standard. The operations shall comply with applicable State and
federal standards. Noise levels other than those caused by equipment
required for safety shall not exceed at the DNR permit boundaries and at
CCMOD boundaries the maximum levels contained in State law (See
Colorado Revised Statutes 25-12-103 et. seq.) Maximum level shall be
based on the use or zoning on the adjoining property, whichever provides
the greater level of protection to the adjoining property. For the purpose of
determining the maximum allowable level, adjoining agricultural land shall
meet the standard for residential use or zoning, whichever provides the
greater level of protection for the adjoining property, unless the property
owner(s) of any such property located outside the Mining Area agrees to a
less stringent limit, in which case the modified limit applies on that
landowner's property. Where state law allows higher noise levels for
construction, such higher levels for construction related-noise shall be
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