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{ I 8. If the Board determines that there has been a violation of the terms of this Special Use Permit, the Applicant will have 72 hours after written notice to correct said violation. Unless said violation is corrected to the Board's satisfaction, operations under this Special Use Permit will be suspended until the violation is satisfartorily corrected. 9. Due to the addition of crushing equipment, that was not allowed by the previous permit, if it is determined by the Board or its designee, within 60-days of commencement of the crushing operation, that substantial noise or other objectionable influences are created by the addition of the crushing equipment, beyond the boundaries of the property, the Board shall require the Applicant to promptly initiate a mitigation plan. If the proposed mitigation does not reduce the noise or objectionable influences to acceptable levels, the Board shalt suspend the special use permit until such time as acceptable mitigation practices are employed. 10. The Permit shall be for a period of five (5) years from the date of this resolution. If the ,___~_ ~~- --- --Board_determineslhatahere:have.beenxepeated=violationsof-Eounty;StateorFederal° regulations, the Board may suspend operations unfit the Applicant to the satisfaction of the Board of County Commissioners has demonstrated permanent compliance, or this permit may be terminated. Upon receipt of a complaint, the Board of County Commissioners or its delegate will make an on-site inspection of the operation to determine whether such complaint is founded and the measures to be taken to address such complaint. If suitable measures are not taken to address a founded complaint, the Board may review the Permit and determine whether additional or modified conditions are necessary. 11. It is the intent of the Board to protect adjoining properties from any undue hazard or nuisance related to truck traffic from the operation. In order to accomplish this goal, the Applicant shalt use its best efforts to ensure that trucks do not exceed 20 mph from the operation site, south to the bridge across the Uncompahgre River on County Road 23. 12. The Applicant will timely provide the Board with copies of all production reports, other MLRD reports, or any other reports or data which may be required by regulating state or federal agencies throughout the term of this Special Use Permit. Such information and reports shall be submitted to the Ouray County Land Use Administrator at the same time that such reports are submitted to any state or federal agency. 13. Prior to commencement of operation, the permittee shall agree, in writing, to the terms and conditions of this Special Use Permit and to be bound thereby. 14. The County Road and Bridge Superintendent shall review the bridge across the Uncompahgre River on County Road 23 to ascertain the length of vehicle that can cross _ __ __~_ __~ safely_and_Applica0tsbatL.rt4tpermit.anyirucks.to-haul:gravel•from-itssftethetwould-=- - - exceed such Nmit. 15. County Road 23, from the entrance located at 1254 County Road 23 south to the asphalt pavement, will be evaluated throughout each year by the Ouray County Land Use Administrator and/or the Ouray County Road and Bridge Superintendent and if it is found that the sand and gravel operation has created an excessive dust problem, the Applicant maybe required to pay for or apply magnesium chloride to mitigate the problem and it Applicant fails or refuses to cooperate in the application of magnesium chloride, this Permit may be suspended until such condition has been met. It shall also be understood that the Applicant will only be responsible for a maximum of one application per year. 16. The maximum amount of noise allowed for the sand and gravel operation shalt be no greater than 55dB(A) when measured at the property line of the subject site.