2006-08-29_REVISION - m1979165 ‎(10)‎

• Permit No: m1979165
• IBM Index Class Name: Revision
• Doc Date: 8/29/2006
• Doc Name: PDI Tract & PUD Info.
• From: Albert Frei & Sons Inc.
• To: DRMS
• Type & Sequence: TR2
• Media Type: M
• Archive: No

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PoD•ls TRACT — P.U.D. — SECOND ANENDMENor
AN AMENDMENT TO P.D.I. TRACT -- P.U.D., A P.U.D. OF A PART
OF THE SOOUTHEAST ONE-- QUARTER OF SECTION 36, TOWNHSIP 2
SOUTH, RANGE 68 WEST OF THE SIXTH PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, ,
PUD COUNTY OF ADAMS, STATE OF COLORADO.
The j
NARRATIVE SHEET 2 OF 3 PUD NARRATIVE CONTINUEDi!
The PUD Is located along the south of I -76 Ind west of existing Colorado Blvd. and !
the Burlington D tch /Obrlan Canal. Access ti the property Is from constructed The above areas for storage and stockpiles may vary over the course of a year,
Colorado Blvd, east from 72nd Avenue acrossjthe Burlington Ditch /Obrlan Canal. A depending upon the demand for different type of products and the availability of
portion of old Colorado Blvd. right -of -way ,s constructed as a private cul -de -sac material for recycling. The following guidelines will be used during layout and
with curb and gu ter along the west side an( paving Into the PUD area. operation of the stockpiling area.
The PUD consists
of two parcels on each sldi
of the UPRR railroad tracks. The I. Material storage shall occur In piles no higher than 30 feet above the
property borders
Visibility Into
the off ramp from I -76 to
he
1H 224 (74th Avenue) on the north. existing grade of ',Colorado Blvd. Materlat piles shall be located In maximum
Ditch. From the
site Is blocked on the
last, and south sides by the Burlington 200'± x 200'± areas. The operator shall maintain sufficient separation
Plus foot difference
iiest and the north one can
between the
fee Into the area, because there Is a 20 between separate to al. low vehicles to pass. The material piles will contain
I�76.
to
site and
The applicants did request only clean aggregate materials,
permission plant
denied
trees on the slope of
1176 to screen view of the site, but were
permission
by CDOT.
2. Site will be laid out In an orderly manner and kept clean, Washout from
The original PUD
as approved, allowed for m
concrete trucks will be confined to a sump hole that can be cleaned weekly.
ning sand and from
reclaiming It by
backftlling the excavated
gravel the property, 3. The recyclable materia delivered to the site will be limited
;rea once mining was done, and then l
using the site f
related
r the owner's business conalsting
This
to the amount
of the production of aggregate needed to create a 60 -day supply, and the recycling plant will be operated
products
refined. All
current plan Is not
tieing changed but Is being expanded and whenever a 60 dayjsupply of product Is available to be processed. Then the
min
backfllled with
ng of this area has been completed,
nert material and then levlled.
but some areas still must be plant wilt be shut down whenever the supply Is nearly exhausted.
Most of the site
Lot 1 -Block 1 consisting
Open Space will conslist of the small pond & natural spring area in the northeast
Of 14.73 acres, lies In low corner of the site, the bank low
between the Burl
ngton Ditch on the east Qnd
a area and areas along the 1 -76 and railroad right of
l the Union Pacific Railroad line on the way, and a row of 15 deciduous trees along the entrance
west, The Office
Shop Area will continue to;be
road abutting the
used as It Is now, but in the future, Burlington Ditch /Obrlan Canal. The existing 6' wooden fence along the
these uses may b
then the
expanded In this area witl'
entrance
backftlting, regrading, leveling, and road shall be maintained In an attractive condition, and 15 deciduous trees,
construction
Plan for this
of new buildings. In
a
the event this occurs, a revised Site minimum of a, caliper„ shall be maintained In an attractive conditions, replaced
area
remainder of this
will be submitted to the'County
14+
for review and approval. On the whenever necessary, and drip- Irrigated. Ground cover In this area shall be
Inert filling has
acre area proposed foV
been
Asphalt /Concrete /Recycling Facilities, non - Irrigated grasses maintained In a weed free condition.
production of co
completed and this area
crete production, the exlsling
will be used for the existing (1 8. A�RFC�
recycling of concrete USES ALLOWED ON L❑T 1 -B ❑ K 2
products, and for
new asphalt production fa<Illtles
and asphalt
and accessory uses to these
primary uses of
this area.
This area, that Is west of the railroad tracks, Is still being Inert filled. This Is
The remainder of
the site, Lot 1 -Block 2 consisting
the only area within the PUD where screen planting can have a realistic visual
of 1.87 Impact of views from east bound I -76
railroad tracks.
This area Is still be backfltled,
acres, is west of the traffic. Then 3 to 5 years upon completion of
but once backfllling Is all filling, a 20'± or to.rger earthen berm with a level top
completed, most
of this area will be utillzld
of 10'+ shall be
to construct a berm and plant constructed In a northeast to southwest alignment. The top and northwest 10'slope
landscaping to assist
In screening the other,
uses on the site from I -76 east bound of the berm side facing 1-76 shall then be planted with 50% deciduous trees
traffic.
a
minimum of 2' in caliper' and 50% evergreen trees a minimum of 5' In height on 15'
USES ALLOWED ON I.OT
1 -BLOCK 1 (14.73 ACRES)j
centers. For each tree, a minimum of one deciduous or evergreen shrub shall be also
be planted on the berm slide facing I -76. All trees
and shrubs shall be watered with
a drip- irrigation system, and all ground cover shall consist of non - Irrigated
UfEIceZShoI2 Are
grasses that will be maintained In weed free condition. Any unused level area on
The center of
this area Is the home offiie
the southeast side of the berm away from 1 -76, may be utilized for f parkin g of
In Adams County for the Frei vehicles, the storage oequipment, and other
Companies. Th
site currently contains two
uses allowed on Lot I- Block 1 as
houses, a shop bullding, and several previously described.
small sheds.
rhe eastern building was a
fesidence for the previous owner, Is l•
approximately
company, It h
1,800 sq.ft, In size, and
s a
OTHER STANDARDS AND R 0 jIR MI.-NT ✓�D
was been converted Into offices for the AVG
well and a septic system
that are more than adequate for that 2
92��6
use. Dur I ng t
e peak season there are 151
peop le working in the office, of which Permit #: N -1 R-4-9 — 1 IvS Confidental4: kk) y
I. H October 6, 2006, the operator shall enter Into a maintenance agreement withiv,AIor
8 are office
tiff and ons I to at( day. TI
a remaining people come and Class: jZY 1, t, oil Type-Seq.: T consultant
P P go during _ with cncn9
norma t bus i ne
s hours. The western but l d'
ng I s a caretaker's house, From: d ii Vr P , ' f n n c To: a� tZ � { S CommercesCCl tynsyDepar tment off Pubb I lbw l aROSa eay'on,
, I esefortc lean 1 ng of
approximately
1,20o sqr ft. in size, that
allows the company to have someone on Doc. Name: P, jD.- -r,-i, + P Colorado Blvd. to SH224.
n
the site for
by the
iiecurlty purposes when the office
�h
Is closed. This house Is serviced Doc. Date (if no date stamp):
same w
. l l but has a separate sept,'
2. The entrance road from Colorado Blvd. east of the Burlington Ditch /Obrlan Canal
c system. The shop building is used to Specialist: tL , Ak e,-n r a c,.)
service equipment
owned by the company aid
Is approximately 1,500 sq.ft, in size. �� shall be paved to the rallroad tracks. Both this paving, and the paving of that
The miscellaneous
sheds are used for stowage
and total approximately 1,500 sq,ft. portion of old Colorado Blvd. right -of -way Into the Office /Shop Area shall be
In size. Occa<I
one IIy company vehicles and
some miscellaneous storage also maintained and re -paved as needed.
occurs on the
non - landscaped flatter portions
this area abutting the shop
building, she
s, and driveways areas In the
vicinity on the home being used for 3. Dust controls will be undertaken as needed within the PUD, and Internal roads
an office and
the home being used for a
Caretaker's quarters, The table below around the stockpile area will be watered regularly to reduce dust,
lasts the different
land use coverage of i
this area this time, and the future
land use coverages
that will be allowed Mhen
re
this area Is redeveloped. l l 4. The operator shall obtain a required permits, Including as necessary,
bullding, air emissions, and storm water quality for all operations on the
vue
Existing
Future property, Once Instaliled, the asphalt and concrete plants shall be operated In
b
So.Ft• accordance with all required permits.
Cove
age ,0 ±( 7%)
18- 24,000 ±,(20 -27 %)
Lands ap
Landscaping
Driveway /Park
24,000±<277)
ng /Stornge 58.000 +(66 I
18- 24,000 +,(20 -27%) 5. In the event the appljlCant desires to vacate that portion of the Colorado Blvd.
Tota t
66 %)
52-40.000 +,(60 -45%) within Lot I -Block 1, access to County owned property along the south side of
88,000±
88,000 I -76 abutting the Burlington Ditch shall be resolved,
±
Uses allowed
n the Office /Shop Area are'offlces,
shop facilities, vehicle 6. Water for drinking water and limited Irrigated area for the Office /Shop
parking, and .qulpment
and material storage
not to exceed the total building Corporate Center shake be supplied by a Lower Arapahoe well. Waiter for
area. In the 'uture,
existing 6,001+
when building coverage
sq.ft. Is
In excess of more than 50% of the irrigation, dust control, and concrete product production shall be supplied by a
Laramie
Amendment to
proposed and tits
he PUD
area Is redeveloped, a Minor -Fox Hills wel'il or import of water via a water truck. Water for fire
area that
will be required toiapprove
a revised Site Plan for this protection shall be supplied by conversion of an existing Irrigation well to
sha
The
t Include detailed landscale
plans. fire protection purposes only. All wells on the site to provide water for
existing irrigated
landscaping, shrubs,
and trees will be maintained In Its domestic, Irrigation,' and fire protection purposes shall be in accordance with
present condl
been
lon until redevelopment. Tie
existing non - Irrigated areas have well permits Issued by the State of Colorado Division of Water Resources (State
planted
n native grasses to controj
weeds and create a low maintenance Engineer's Office).
area that buf'ers
the Office /Shop Area fjon
the remaining area 12+ acre area of
Lot 1 -Block 1
7. Sewer shall be supplied by existing On -Site Wastewater Systems (OWS), whose
septic tanks shall be pumped a minimum of every four years, As required the
existing system may be replaced and /or repaired In accordance with Tri- County
Health
'
Department (TCHD) Regulations, and any new OWS shall be In accordance
The following
uses are allowed In the re
alning 12+ acre area of Lot 1 -Block 1 with permit Issued by the TCHD.
an this PUD, hese
and
uses are consistent wjth
to the future development
the current uses on the property, B. All construction and 'operations shall conform to requirements and standards of
of the property, the character the
area, annd d thhe e
Comprehensive Plon, �
of the South Adams Fire Protection District.
Prepared By,
U5e
Acres
9. Any mined land reclamation required by the State shall be completed by the
R. W. BAYER & ASSOCIATES, INC.
Sand and Grav
1 Stockpiles 12.5+
applicant.
(217.) 2090 EAST 104TH AVENUE, SUITE 200
Recycled & R cyclable
Recycled Plan
Materials
1. et (15%) THORNTON, COLORADO 80233 -4316 <303) 10. Maximum p
permanent slo es of 3h to Iv.
Asphalt Plant
'
.7+ ( 67) 452 -4433 FAX, [phone]
Concrete Plan;
2.0+ (177) CAD FILE, AD05013 /AD05013A.DWG
2. 5+ (21%)
Equipment Storage
and Vehicle Parking
.5+ ( 47) Date Prepared,
Concrete Form /Concrete
Product Store ge
1.0+ ( 8 %) JANUARY 7, 2005
Open Space
+
n 06 -08 -05 REV PER ADC❑
Tot l
112.
0+