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USE BY SPECIAL REVIEW QUESTIONNAIRE <br />1. Currently, the property is under AmUSR-1125 for a gravel mining operation and concrete batch plant, with <br />associated uses. Hall-twin Corporation is proposing to include a retail landscape yazd to the current uses. The <br />landscape yard will include stockpiling of landscape materials and will utilize the existing office and scale <br />house. Traffic may increase by approximately fifty (50) trips per day. The property owner will continue to use <br />the existing processing site to process the materials excavated in the existing azeas. <br />2. This proposal is consistent with the Weld County Comprehensive Plan, Chapter 22 of the Weld County Code, <br />as follows: <br />Section 22-2-150. Commercial development goals and policies. <br />A. C.I goal. <br />I. C. Goal 1. Encourage the expansion and diversification of the commercial economic base. The <br />landscape yard will be a retail facility and will add to the economic base of the County. It will <br />provide a needed service to the public. <br />B. C.2 goal. <br />1. C. Gaal 2. Ensure the compatibility of commercial land uses with adjacent land uses. Adjacent <br />land uses include the gravel mining operation and concrete batch plant and other commercial <br />gravel mining operations. <br />2. Section 22-5-70. Commercial and mineral deposits. As no additional mining is proposed at this <br />time, all goals and policies regarding Commercial and mineral deposits will be observed. <br />3. This proposal is consistent with the Weld County Code, Chapter 23, and the zone district is located within. The <br />propetty is zoned Agricultural and is cutrently under Site Specific Development Plan and Special Review <br />Pemilts (USR-1125 and AmUSR-l 125). As a second amendment to the current Special Review Permit, this use <br />is consistent with the current zoning and with the permits in place, at this time. <br />4. The uses that surround the site include other gravel mining operations, agriculttual uses and residential uses. <br />5. Describe, in detail, the following: <br />a. The landscape yazd will be open to the public. Cutrently, Hall-Irwin Corporation has three <br />landscaping yards in Weld County. On average, during the summer months, approximately <br />twenty-five people per day may come to the site. Winter months: five people per week, Spring: <br />ten to fifteen people per day and Fall: five people per day. <br />b. Initially, two people will be employed at this site, with a maximum often people at full capacity. <br />c. Hours of operation: Monday through Saturday, 6:00 a.m to 6:00 p.m <br />d. There is currently an office and scale house on the property that will be used for this operation. <br />No new structures are proposed at this time, however, the office will be replaced is the future with <br />possibly a larger, newer modular type office building. <br />e. No animals will be on site. <br />f. Generally, pick-up trucks, end dumps, tandems, front end loader, flat bed trucks, road graders, <br />service trucks, water trucks and fuel ttucks. <br />g. Windsor/Severance Fire Protection District <br />h. Pond for fire protection and irrigation and a water tap from Shark's Tooth Pipeline Company for <br />domestic use. <br />i. There is an existing septic system, permitted by Sepric Permit #SP-9700106. <br />j. The following items ill be offered for sale: decorative stone and other aggregate products brought <br />in from other facilities, some compost to mix with top soil already on the site, some landscaping <br />mulching and other landscape items. The items will be stored as shown on the plat map. <br />