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prior to the scheduled opening of Phase II for. gravel mining. The Study shall also <br />include a full season of four water samples taken on the Stewart Property at high <br />water, low water and two other times. Montrose County shall maintain said Study for <br />public record purposes only and assumes no responsibility for evaluation of the <br />results of the Water Quality Study. <br />5. Provide the results of a Water Quality Study conducted by an independent third party <br />to Montrose County consisting of a single set of primary drinking water quality <br />samples and VOC samples taken of the Stewart domestic well and the Bray Spring <br />prior to the scheduled opening of Phase III for gravel mining. The Study shall also <br />include a full season of four water samples taken on the Stewart Property at high <br />water, low water and two other times. Montrose County shall maintain said Study for <br />public record purposes only and assumes no responsibility for evaluation of the <br />results of the Water Quality Study. <br />6. Annually, file a report with the County Land Use Office which provides the results of <br />the periodic ground water elevation tests conducted by the operator on the project <br />site. Montrose County shall maintain said Reports for public record purposes only <br />and assumes no responsibility for evaluation of the results of the ground water <br />elevation tests. <br />7. Pursuant to IV. 6. d. (6), Montrose County Zoning Resolution, the Special Use shall <br />be conducted in conformance with the following design gtridelines: <br />(a) Dogs and other pets shall not be permitted to interfere with livestock or the care of <br />_ligestoc(C on_adjoining.agriculturahlands.and suitable_and enforceable protective covenants or <br />deed restrictions will be provided therefore. <br />(b) Roads will be located a sufficient distance back from property boundaries so that <br />normal maintenance of such roads, including snow removal, will not damage boundary fences. <br />(c) Fences shall be constructed which separate the development from adjoining <br />agricultural lands or stock drives. Such newly constructed fences and existing fences serving the <br />same purpose sha[I be maintained and any breaks in such fences shall be at a properly maintained <br />metal or wood gates of cattle guards. A method of notification of the lot owner's duty to maintain <br />such fences shall be provided on subdivision plats and in subdivision covenants. <br />(d) Where irrigation ditches cross or adjoin the land proposed to be developed, adequate <br />provisions shall be made to insure that the use of such ditches, including the maintenance thereof, <br />can continue uninterrupted. Ditch rights of way shall not be interfered with and a maintenance <br />easement of at least twenty-five (25) feet from the edges of the ditch banks shall be preserved. <br />Na one shall impede any irrigation system in any way, including but not limited to irrigation <br />water, waste (return or tai!) water, structures, ditches, etc. <br />(e) If the land will not be permanently occupied by the land use change applicant, <br />provision shall be made for a person or institution to represent the owner and act on behalf of said <br />owner in case of a ditch washout or similar emergency. <br />(f) New and existing culverts are to be maintained in such a manner so as to allow <br />continual flow of irrigation water, retum water, waste water and on-site and-off site run-off. <br />{g) Existing historical easements utilized to gain access to ditches, headgates and fences <br />for maintenance or operational purposes shall be preserved or replaced with alternate easements <br />suitable for a continuation of the historic use, <br />NoficeGfDecision~SU000 /6B-AngieGrwelPibrpt <br />