GENERAL38826

• Permit No: M2003030
• IBM Index Class Name: General Documents
• Doc Date: 6/4/2003
• Doc Name: Conditional Use Permit needed
• From: Teller County
• To: Joseph L. Dorris
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

to the Roadway Standards, under separate cover.
EX-10 EXTERNAL EFFECTS. External effects include noise, dust, odor, blowing orflowing materials,
heat, fumes, smoke, vibration including blasting, air pollution, and water pollution.
The tract for a proposed use shall be large enough and/or reasonable safeguards shall be
provided, so that the external effects of the proposed use on adjoining properties, as measured at the
property boundary or project boundary (whichever affords the greater level of protection to the adjoining
property) shall not exceed standards contained in or referenced by the Colorado or Federal statutes,
regulations, or ordinances, as they may be amended.
The standard to be applied shall be that for the adjoining parcel, as illustrated by the following
example: if an industrial use is proposed to be located next to a Residential Property, the external
effects of the industrial use shall not exceed the standards fora residential use at the boundary beiween
the industrial use and the Residential Property. Forthe purpose of determining the external effect, an
adjoining agricultural property shall be considered a Residential Property.
This section EX-10 does not apply to agricultural uses.
IN-04 INFRASTRUCTURE. The local and regional road, drainage, parks, schools, fire protection,
sheriff, water, sewer and other utilities facilities and services required forthe use of a site. The Planning
Director shall seek comment from the appropriate agencies concerning their analysis of the impact and
theirabilitytodealwiththeimpact. Communityfacilitiesandservicesshallbedeemedtobeavailable
if they are (a) currently in place or are funded and will be in place prior to approval of a final plat or
issuance of a building permit, or (b) are guaranteed to be provided at or before the approval of a final
plat or issuance of a building permit.
LI-20 LIGHTING. Lighting requirements apply to the following types of exterior lighting: (1) fixed
lighting including but not limited to lighting mounted on a building, pole orthe ground, and (2) vehicle-
mounted orotherportable lighting used to illuminate a building exteriororexteriorarea, orto castlight
into the sky (such as a search light or beam).
LI-20-10 Lighting-height. Building-mounted lighting shall not exceed the building height by more than
5 feet. Pole or ground mounted lighting shall not exceed 25 feet in height.
LI-20-20 Lighting-maximumlevel. Except where federal,state,orcounty safety regulations require
otherwise, any exterior lighting shall (1) be downcast, (2) be shielded, and (3) not cast direct light onto
an adjacent public road or onto adjacent Residential Property. This requirement is not intended to
prohibit a sign that consists of one or two illuminated vertical surfaces.
LI-20-30 Lighting -minimum level. Between dusk and dawn, the following areas shall be lit to
adequately protect the safety of persons using the areas: (1) nonresidential parking areas during hours
of use by the public, and (2) all service roads and walkways within a mobile home park. Among ways
of meeting this requirement are (a) minimum illumination of at least 0.6 foot candles, or (b) 25 watt
lamps spaced at intervals of not more than 100 feet.
NA-10 NATURAL CHARACTER. The design and location of any structure or number of structures
on any lot or lots should be in accordance with the physical setting of the surrounding area. Strict
attention should be paid to the environmental considerations and topsoil should not be unduly disturbed,
rock formations should be preserved as much as possible, and natural water courses should not be