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1722097 033E PH 06/30/9• <br /> MONIKh TOOD CLKLREc hESA COUNTY CO <br /> • S00K 2155 PAGE S40 <br /> RESOLUTION NO. xcm os-ina <br /> Planning Department No. C44-95 <br /> APPROVAL OF <br /> A CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT <br /> FOR WESTERN SLOPE FLAGSTONE QUARRY NO. 2 <br /> WHEREAS, Rudy 6 Ethel Fontanari sought approval of a <br /> conditional use permit for the extraction of rip-rap materials in an <br /> Agricultural Forestry Transitional (AFT) zone in the following location in Mesa <br /> County, to wit: <br /> (see attached) <br /> WHEREAS, the public hearing before the Board of County <br /> Commissioners was held June 20, 1995. <br /> NOW THEREFORE, THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF THE <br /> COUNTY OF MESA FINDS AS FOLLOWS: <br /> That the hearing before the Board was held after proper <br /> notice; <br /> That the staff recommendation was contained in a staff <br /> report dated May 11, 1995. <br /> That the Mesa County Planning Commission made <br /> • recommendations for approval at the public hearing held on May 25, 1995. <br /> That the permit request met with relevant Mesa County Land <br /> Use Policies, specifically Policy #29 Mineral Extraction Policy and Chapter 10 <br /> Conditional Use Permit Criteria in the Mesa County Land Development Code. <br /> That the approval is in accordance with the health, safety <br /> and welfare of the residents of Mesa County. <br /> NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY <br /> COMMISSIONERS IN THE COUNTY OF MESA, STATE OF COLORADO, that the conditional <br /> use permit for the extraction of rip-rap materials is approved subject to the <br /> following: <br /> 1. The haul road must be watered as needed to control dust to meet Section <br /> 10.7.6 in the Land Development Code; <br /> 2. The approved hours of operation are 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. as proposed; <br /> 3. All commercial traffic excluding the owner shall not use Rapid Creek Road <br /> to access the quarry site, but is required to use the private road to the north <br /> as proposed; <br /> 4. A final easement agreement between Peabody Western and the applicant must <br /> be submitted before the development permit is recorded and the use is allowed <br /> to commence; <br /> 5. An Air Pollution Control Permit must be obtained from the County Health <br /> Department and a copy submitted to the Planning and Development Division prior <br /> to commencement of operations as stated in Section 10.7.14; <br /> 6. Heavy equipment storage should be limited to 16 vehicles related to the <br /> operation and accepted by the Board of County Commissioners to ensure <br /> compliance with Section 10.2.1.C; <br /> 7. A portable sanitary facility must be placed on site while excavation and <br /> sorting activities are occurring in accordance with Section 10.1.D; <br /> 8. Revegetation must be guaranteed for a period of three years or until firmly <br /> • established to meet Section 10.7.18 and 10.1.F in the Code; <br /> 9. Tri-River Extension service must approve the reclamation plan prior to the <br /> recording of the development permit (which allows commencement of operations) <br /> to meet Section 10.7.17; <br /> 10. The applicant must receive a Stormwater Discharge Permit from the State <br /> Health Department in accordance with Section 10.7.15 prior to the recording of <br />