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19702475104 N0.078 D06 vol.:/2~2- _.: [7 7.'.4??5[•:.. -_&~'~•_15 oq.~c assn, Bob 'Nlhite, FIoliday Hilts nisi da°n':, cscplained Teasons why h e rues opposed to the request. Howes impressed with the scr°ening proposal and explained preservutg open space ~x'as addressed in the Strategic Master Pla,~. : felt hov- things took was gory important to him. Mr. Whirr: acldrossed the uses of adjacent prnpertics. He "Tali approval of this request would have an adverse affect on. po~~pL3 who live in fltc area. Ha explained the mineral interest for the parcel u+as in question and, 5ubmittad a m.+~p for the record. Mr. White answered questions aorn'thc board matchers. Linda Veech, resident of Redltidl Forost and member of thy. Heard of Directors for 8edhi1l Parent Home t?a~.ters' Association. explained concerns rsl'Uae view, Sbo explained mw+y people in Redhill Forest weren't aware of the rewrun$ from .3005. She explained in her opinion the current laration of the batcli plant was ideal because of the surrotutding commercial businesses. Sha thought the best enterest fur the people who own property in Redhill Forest ~Nas for this application to not be approved. Don .Hol nss explained he was responsible for conservatia.t easenhents in 2001 Haar subject property and ptri s. second construction easement fo;;eAter in 2004 with flue other rancl+ owners to protect view corridor and restcte natural elements and xosources. Fie expressed he was di;;appointod that heavy industrial use may be used in the area where properties have been preserved. Mr. Haitnes answered questions from the hoard members. Datrt} Rolph, ownor of Platte Ranch and a 30•year visitor io Park County, expressed his concern of agrieullura! architecture- hie explained ho would hate to sea continued dett~rioratioa of the ]and. 7effPafftutlt, requested the hoard to reject the application to piva Lack Allan time to think about Kent Rolfs offer to purchase the proporiy and relocate his batch plant somewhere else. He asked the board members to think about the members of the county. Mr. Paffrath answered questions from the board members. x-aula Pardawsky. Holiday Hi11s resident for 12 years, explained she also was not aware ofthe rezoning in 2005. She spoke about the County reiocatittg the gravel pit from Highway 9 to Highway 285 in Jefferson, and also explained she could attest to a Flood in this azea in 1992 or 1993. She answered questions froth the board members. Debra Crrcen, Park County resident, oxpressed hoc support of the application. She gave history of oxpericaces her family had had with Altett Dtillmg, LKE concrete and felt chat this location would be ideal considering the ether uses of the land adjacent to the subject property. Debra answered questions from fire board members. The applicant was gjven a chance to make closing comments, and auewered .final questions from the board members. Public Comment porHan for tins caso was closed and the manor was before the board to make a decision. Leans lQelson madt a motion to recomtnerrd approval wtth the fo}lowing conditions: 1) The plane's hours of operation shall be limited to 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. 2) The plant has no lighting other than that necessary for safety purposes and subject to review with by the Planning Depatttneztt at the developincnt review process. ?) .All equipment and the plant itself shall be screened bentg contained within structure. Plans for this structure shall be submitted to the ptanniag Department prior to the Board ofCounry Commissioners hearing. 4) Ttte applicant shall cooperate with the Fark County Historic Preservation Advisory Comttti salon regarding notiScauon of any historic artifacts discovered during development and mining of the site. 5) 6tate water quality ettd 112(c) mittin$ permits shall be obtained prior to the operation of the batch plant