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<br />' INTRODUCTION <br />1 This amendment to a Conditional Use contains three changes to <br />the existing operations plan approved by Adams County. We have <br />' separated each requested change into a different section of this <br />submittal so each can be reviewed on it merits and so there will <br />be no confusion as review is completed for each change. <br />' The first and most important is a temporary change in the <br />hours of operation from, 6:00 am to 10:00 pm, to 24 hours from the <br />' approval date of this change to September 1, 1992. Our Lessee, <br />Aggregates, Inc. has until May 15th, 1992 to deliver 771,300 tons <br />of rock to the new Denver Airpott. They are not physically able <br />to deliver this material in that time period without running 24 <br />' hours per day until the orders are filled. <br />The second part is a minor change we have made to the mining <br />' plan originally submitted. The change was to removed the staging <br />plan from the maps, increase the area to disturbed at one time and <br />increase the amount of the MLRB reclamation bond. This part of <br />the submittal consists of a revised Mining Plan Map, Reclamation <br />' Plan Map and copies of the Technical Revision submitted January <br />30th, 1992 to the Colorado Minded Land Reclamation Division. <br />' The third change is to extend the use of the existing <br />Concrete Batch Plant for the life of the Sand and Gravel Mine. <br />This Plant has been operated by our company since 1979 at this <br />site under a Special Use Permit, # A-82-79, renewed in 1985. In <br />1985 when the last extension was granted we were told the Condi- <br />tional Use would have to be amended to continue to operate the <br />' plant. The plant has become a vital part of our operation in <br />Adams County and denying its continued operation would place a <br />large financial hardship on us. In addition local citizens have <br />become used to having a ready source of concrete for local <br />projects so close. Removal now would cause an undue hard-ship on <br />this company. The arguments valid in 1984 when the Special Permit <br />was renewed are still valid today. In addition a number of our <br />' competitors have or are applying for installation of Concrete <br />Batch plants at their gravel mining operation and that would give <br />them an unfair advantage in the market place. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />