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MORRISON QUARRY OF COOLEY GRAVEL CO AND THE ENVIRONMENT IN TWO PARTS PART 1A REVIEW OF THE 1972
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P. °Prtl JI:: IV <br />SUGCESTI017S POR ULTIPtATE USE <br />' Five suggestions for possible ultimate use of the quarry came out o1: a <br />short "brainstorming" session. None of the suggestions has been investi.I;ated; <br />' nec<1s and opportunities for use of such sites may change markedly in the 10 <br />to :?5 years that the quarry may operate. <br />' A discussion of the suggestions may, however, point out some of the <br />regsirements and potential impacts of such uses. The quarry might t1,en be <br />developed so it can be adapted to one or more of them. <br />Su£gestions <br />1. Sanitary landfill. <br />1 2. Storage for recreation vehicles. <br />' 3. Parking terminal for mass transportation into Denver. <br />4. Overnight "cliff-dweller" campground for people with campers of <br />' camping trailers. <br />5. Stadium. <br />1. Sanitary landfill. Areas for disposal of solid wastes will undoubtedl}• <br />continue to be in demand and suitable areas swill shrink. Landfill is a historical <br />' use of sand and gravel pits. But this location nay be less suitable than <br />some because of the water that passes through it. <br />' Needs. The terraces would need to be kept open and travelable by <br />garbage trucks. Soil, or similar material, would be needed [o keep fill <br />materials covered and shielded from flies and the wind. Quite a lot of soil <br />:~olld be needed to form the ultimate surface over the fill. In addition, the <br />' p;u;s:.ge f.or storm and flood waters under r.he present operations area would have <br />to be kept in good operating condition indefinitely. Flood-strewn garbage <br />would not be appreciated dorm stream, <br />' Environmental impacts. l:hile open and operating there would be a risk <br />of unpleasant odors, flies, and possibly rats attracted to the area, There <br />' :could he a continuing risk of pollution in the water:: of Strain Gulch. In <br />tlic even t. that the passage under the fill failed, then water would back up <br />behind the fill. Flash-floods might in time break over the fill and sluice it <br />' downstream. <br />Phis suggestion carries the greatest threat of environr:ental damage. The <br />Company will want also tc consider the ultimate use of its remaining land. <br />' A sanitary landfill is not compatible with uses such as suburban dwelling. <br />2. Storaf;e for recreation vehicles. Ownership of recreation vehicles <br />' i; increasing; durand for parking, 'uoth "live" and "dead; increases with <br />c~,ner~hip. kecrcation~vehicles cannot, or should not, be parked on some <br />streets. A:any heroes, apartments, and condominiums have inadequate parking <br />' space for them. <br />it <br />
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