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Special Use Permit #98-2f~ • Tallier Gravel Pit Page 4 drainages. Best management practices for consUuction and erosion control shall be implemented by the operator, and shall be approved by the Department of Environmental Health. 14. A water quality and quantify base line test and periodic monitoring shall be performed by a certified private laboratory on the Anderson well, if permitted by the Anderson well owner. The results of the well testing for quality and quantity shall be reported to Planning Staff semi-annually for the first year, and annually thereafter, for both Phase 1 and Phase 2, and shall be a part of the annual SUP review. If the well testing indicates impacts from the mining operation, the operator shall retain an engineer to mitigate any impacts from the mining operation. If mitigation is not achieved, the operator shall meet with the Board of County Commissioners to determine if a new well must be drilled for the neighbor, or if mining shall be discontinued. 15. Noise monitoring will be performed at the property line by the Routt County Department of Environmental Health to ensure that the mine operations do not exceed the.allowable 60 decibels as per Section 8.4.1. The results of the noise monitoring shall be reported to Planning Staff semi-annually and shall be a part of the annual SUP review. 16. Intersection analysis of County Rd 33A and US 40 shall be performed to Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) standards, as outlined in Rich Perske's February 11, 1998 letter to Caryn Fox, before commencing pit development. If acceVdecel lanes are required, the petitioner shall assume the cost. Routt County Road and Bridge will take traffic counts annually to see if a supplemental review for the necessity of acceVdecel lanes is required. Permit Issued by the Routt County Board of County Commissioners: Nancy J. Stahoviak, Chairperson Date ATTEST: Kay Weinland, Clerk and Recorder Date ACCEPTED: Permittee Date