PERMFILE60719

• Permit No: M1999042
• IBM Index Class Name: Permit File
• Doc Name: RESOLUTION 98-64
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

Resolution #98- ~ • •
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3. Mining operations shall be limited to the period from May l to November 14,
annually, as approved by the United States Forest Service.
4. No later than October 10th each calendaz year, the Applicant shall complete any
surface construction in order to minimize noise and visual impacts associated with the mining
activity; Applicant shall complete electric line installation for the purpose of providing power for
mining equipment as soon as financially feasible, to be addressed at each annual review;
perimeter landscaping for screening purposes as required by the Forest Service shall be
maintained continuously, and such fencing as required for safety by the Forest Service and other
state or federal regulating agencies shall be maintained continuously. 'fhe Applicant shall abide
by all terms of his approved Operating Plan by the United States Forest Service, as approved
June 9, 1992, and amended on May 6, 1993, October 6, 1994, June I, 1994, October l2, 1994,
May l6, 1995, as authorized under a Decision Notice issued by [he acting Sopris District Ranger
on May 24, 1992, and Alternative 5 of the proposed Supplemental Plan of Operation submitted
on Mazch 7, 1995, as authorized under Decision Notice dated August 22, 1995, by District
Ranger, Kevin Riordan, as modified June 24, 1996.
5. The Applicant is also operating pursuant to a Mined Land Reclamation Division
Permit issued in 1991, as it may be amended from tune to time. The Applicant shall abide by all
terms and conditions of this Permit at all times. At such time as Applicant engages in mining
activities as defined by the State of Colorado outside of his current state permitted area,
Applicant shall have in place the Section 110(2) Permit and required bond.
6. Whenever Applicant seeks an amendment to any existing federal or state permits,
the written documents submitted to either the United States Forest Service or the Colorado
Department of Minerals and Geology, shall be submitted simultaneously to the Pitkin County
Community Development Department. To the extent that any permit amendments change any
previ. ttsly approved operation, and ~Itus affect the conditions of this Permit, Applicant shall
sped ;~ all such changes in his statement submitted for annual review, and the Board may impose
additi~mal conditions at each annual review. Applicant may operate under the federal or state
approved changed permit conditions until each annual review.
7. Operations shall be consistent with the standards in § 3-250.60A, set forth in
Recital paragraph 9, above, except as follows:
a). Instead of subsection 3, Applicant may operate from thirty minutes after sunup
to thirty minutes before sundown.
b). Instead of subsection 5, Pitkin County Noise Abatement Ordinance 92-06 shall
apply, except that standards for the P.S-30 zone district shall apply to noise levels
measured at nearby residences, including Swiss Village, and industrial standards
shall apply to noise levels measured at the national forest boundary adjacent to the
nearest residence. The operations must comply with both standards at all litncs.
'lie generator shall be enclosed within two years, subject to :wrest service
approval.

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