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11/22/2007 1:03:00 AM
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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M1981243
IBM Index Class Name
Revision
Doc Date
6/8/2001
Doc Name
GRAND JUNCTION CONCRETE PIPE CO SOUTH FRUITA GRAVEL PIT PN M-1981-243
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CITY OF FRUITA
To
DMG
Type & Sequence
AM2
Media Type
D
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_~ <br />Reclamation Planning <br /> <br />The City of Fruits stormwater Management Master Plan (SWMMP) identifies both the <br />existing pit and the new mining area as des'vable locations for a regional stormwater <br />detention facility. A regional stormwater facility will be vital to the City in meeting the <br />requirements of State and Federal Phase [I NPDES stormwater regulations. In addition, <br />with the pit areas being adjacent to the Colorado River, various planning organizations in <br />the valley have identified these pits and the associated river frontage as ideal candidates <br />for habitat preservation, public trails and open space. Although we understand the pit <br />operator has no control over future land dedications (since the property is being leased), <br />we would hope that the DMG would consider these potential uses as primary objectives of <br />the reclamation effort. <br />The City appreciates the ability to comment on this application. We also understand the <br />DMG has sole permitting authority for mining and reclamation, although a County <br />Conditional Use Permit will also be required. We expect that the gravel pit operator may <br />argue strenuously against the above Traffic Impact improvements and stipulations, and we <br />are unsure what authority the DMG may have to requve what we have proposed. Thus, <br />these same comments are also being forwarded to Mesa County for their consideration. <br />We have also asked the Mesa County Commission that before waiving any of the Traffic <br />Impact improvements and stipulations we are requesting, that the Commission table the <br />application and request the applicant to prepare a formal traffic study, as allowed under <br />both the County and City of Fruits Land Use Codes. We are confident a formal traffic <br />study will support our position. <br />If you, or the applicant have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact Eric <br />Mende, City Engineer at {970) 858-0786 at your convenience. <br />Sincerely, / `~~~~ ^ <br />Eric Mende <br />Cc: Bennett Boeschenstein, City Planner <br />Steve Ryan, Public Works Director <br />Steve Schrock, City Manager <br />
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