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<br />1 a travesty. I do think we need a clarification of <br />2 that at some point. <br />3 MR. EVANS: I might suggest, if Z may, <br />4 Mr. Chairman, that the rule itself attempts to help <br />5 the Board in determining what constitutes a serious <br />6 unforeseen circumstance, by providing an al'cernative <br />7 that says there is so much snow cover that a proper <br />8 inspection may not occur. In this case there were <br />9 four inspections after the permit was made :ind before <br />10 the hearings. <br />11 CHAIRMAN DANIELSON: Thank you. <br />12 MR. EVANS: So that a seriou:a <br />13 unforeseen circumstance such as that would certainly <br />14 fit within the definition. <br />15 CHAIRMAN DANZELSON: Anything else <br />16 from the Board? Okay. I would then make my motion. <br />1T based on what I view, at least, as serious unforeseen <br />18 circumstances, provided by the statute, thi:> matter <br />19 be continued to the next Board meeting. I riould note <br />20 that will jest about exhaust our legal authority to <br />21 continue things so it wil'_ have to be heard, the-, <br />22 regardless of what happens. But at any rate' _T would <br />23 move that we continue this matter until that: date and <br />24 that at that time we consider all foLr issues, and if <br />25 the staff still believes t!:at there is a violation, <br />5U <br />MrDycmm pcopoTING SERV?CE <br />(303) 424-2217 <br />