2006-11-24_GENERAL DOCUMENTS - M1994093

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• The hours of operation will be, 6 am to 6 pm, Monday through Friday. There may be operations on weekends to respond to emergency situations. • There wilt be three employees on the site during business hours. • There will be a temporary building and heavy equipment to move the materials. • Fencing will be used to secure the site. • There will be a screening process to screen materials before they are used as fill. • Three ground water monitoring wells will be installed. • Records will be maintained for all deliveries on a daily basis. • No contaminated soils will be allowed. • Six to twelve inches of soil will be placed on the fill as a cap. • Watering from trucks will be used to control any fugitive dust. ANALYSIS: The proposal to fill the property has been reviewed by the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment and the Tri-County Health Department, both of whom have given valuable input to staff. The state agency must sign off on the permit request before the Board of Adjustment can take action, and this sign off has been completed with comments that the applicant has agreed to implement. Upon the request of the staff, the applicant has produced a traffic study that has been reviewed and approved by the Engineering Division. The Tri-County Health Department has suggested that their agency and the applicant enter into an agreement that will require a periodic inspection of the site by Tri-County to ensure compliance with the state requirements. The City has a similar arrangement with Tri-County Health for the Tower Landfill, and Tri-County also has similar agreements with Adams County and Jefferson County. The reclamation plan for the site refers to the previously approved plan for the entire mined site and is not detailed enough for this site. Since this plan is not adequate and needs to be revised, staff is recommending that the applicant submit a revised reclamation plan for approval before any fill is accepted at the site. DEPARTMENT AND AGENCY REVIEW: The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment, the Tri-County Health Department, Adams County Planning and members of the City's Development Review Team has reviewed the proposal. Alternatives: The Board of Adjustment has a number of options including approving the request, approving the request with changes, asking the applicant for additional information, or denying the request. RECOMMENDATION: The staff recommends approval of the request with conditions. CONDITIONS: A. The applicant shall operate the filling of the property in compliance with Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment regulations and the plan submitted to the City labeled "Broda's Inert Fill, Revision #1" and any documents referred to in the plan dated October 22, 2002. (This document is attached as Exhibit A.) Project Repoli Case #A-7549-03 Patrick Broda Page 2 NG