PERMFILE47710

• Permit No: M1980085
• IBM Index Class Name: Permit File
• Section_Exhibit Name: SPECIAL USE PERMIT FOR DESIGNATED PUBLIC PIT SITE
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

(1) County and State Air Pollution Regulations whichever are most ,
stringent now or hereafter adopted shall be strictly observed.
(Reference is made, but not by way of limitation, to Sections
4-2 and 4-5 of the Pitkin County Air Pollution Regulations as
now adopted or hereinafter amended). Violations shall be subject
to fines and/or orders to cease and desist operations.
(2) Sprinkler systems for pollution control shall be kept in good
repair and function properly at all times.
(3) Operations shall be conducted in such a manner as to prevent
damage to forest and agricultural resources by air pollutants
resulting from such operation. (See section 9 of Appendix B).
F. Water Supply
Water for the plant operations and dust control will be supplied from an
existing well on site which was appropriated for this industrial use.
(See Appendix C).
G. Sewage Disposal
A portable septic disposal system will be installed by the Contractor for
the three (3) month period of operations and will meet all applicable State
and County regulations. (See section 7 of Appendix B). "
H. Wildlife Preservation
The Elam site is not classified as winter range, and negligible amounts of
grasses are available on the site for wildlife feed.
I. Hazard and Resource Area
The Elam site is not located in any geologic hazard area, floodplain,
riparian zone, wildlife, or radiation area as depicted on the Colorado
State University Environmental Resources Maps. (See Appendix D).
J. Soils and Erosion
The soil types in this site consist of old alluvial fan deposits (Qf) and
gravel (Qgb) as shown on the Geologic Plap Woody Creek Quadrangle Pitkin
County, prepared by the U.S. Geological Survey, 1972. This material is an
excellent source of road construction and asphalt aggregate material. Erosion
is not a problem, due to the short term of operation and the proposed