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1997-06-05_REVISION - M1981302 (10)
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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M1981302
IBM Index Class Name
Revision
Doc Date
6/5/1997
Doc Name
PRE-HEARING STATEMENT OF INTERESTED PARTY OBJECTOR BOARD OF CNTY COMMISSIONERS OF BOULDER CNTY
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AM2
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D
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DRMS Re-OCR
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Signifies Re-OCR Process Performed
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For this reason the amendment must be denied (with the ability of <br /> the Applicant to resubmit when the pertinent flood control <br /> information becomes available, which is expected to be yet this <br /> year) . <br /> In the alternative, the MLRB could impose a condition <br /> providing that the Applicant/permittee conform the berm (as well <br /> as other hydrologic-related reclamation measures on the affected <br /> land) to the adopted results of the UDFCD floodplain study. <br /> However, because the results of that study will not be known <br /> until the fall, the Board strongly urges the MLRB to deny the <br /> application for lack of critical flood control information at <br /> this time. The ideal solution would be to delay the present <br /> hearing until late summer or early fall, as the City of Boulder <br /> suggests in its Pre-hearing Statement. <br /> 3 . The proposed amendment represents a radical departure from <br /> the approved plan in terms of its surface land and water <br /> features. The MLRB should give due deference to the merits of <br /> the existing plan, which has received both State and County <br /> approval, and has led to legitimate expectations in both <br /> surrounding property owners and the public at large that the <br /> post-mining land forms would include substantial water bodies and <br /> associated plant and wildlife habitat. In addition, the proposal <br /> threatens to cause significant adverse impacts on plant and <br /> wildlife habitat outside the permit area on adjacent properties. <br /> The burden rests on the Applicant here to show, as required <br /> by Construction Materials Rule 3 . 1.8 (2) , that <br /> (h]abitat management and creation, if part of the <br /> Reclamation Plan, shall be directed toward encouraging <br /> the diversity of both game and non-game species, and <br /> shall provide protection, rehabilitation or improvement <br /> of wildlife habitat (emphasis added] . <br /> The County contends that the proposed plan does not meet this <br /> requirement. <br /> 4. The County endorses the statement of issues contained in the <br /> Pre-hearing Statement of the City of Boulder. <br /> Identification of Exhibits: The BOCC incorporates into this <br /> Statement the letters of objection which it has already submitted <br /> to the MLRB and/or the DMG staff, which are the letters dated May <br /> 81 1997 (attached as Exhibit A hereto) ; April 17 , 1997 (attached <br /> as Exhibit B) ; and December 12 , 1996 (attached as Exhibit C) . <br /> The BOCC may submit exhibits from the official files of the <br /> Boulder County Land Use Department or the DMG/MLRB showing the <br /> original or existing approved reclamation plan or plans. <br /> 3 <br />
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