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1 <br />1 <br />SUBURBAN SAND AND GRAVEL <br />ROAD RUNNERS REST 11 <br />CASE #'s 13-BaCP d 20.92-C(A) <br />INTRODUCTION <br />1 <br />This is an amendment to Adams County Case Number 13-80-CP b <br />20-92-C(A), which are Conditional Use Permits for mining sand and <br />gravel. It is a request to operate this mine as a dry mining <br />' operation. The current permit is to mine the area wet and leave <br />a private lake. This will allow us to operate the mine more <br />' efficiently and increase the amount of gravel available at the <br />mine. Below we have addressed the compatibility questions in the <br />' Zoning Resolution and included text that supports our request. <br />The following text is an attempt to supply you with as much <br />' information as possible about this dewatering plan, which gives <br />us the flexibility to develop the site properly without affecting <br />surrounding uses. <br />' AMENDMENT OF CONDITIONAL USE <br />MINING PLAN REVISIONS <br />This proposed revision is very simple. We want to operate <br />' this mine as a dry operation where the plan is to dewater the <br />mined area so we can optimize gravel extraction at the site. <br />' This site has three other mining operations around our site that <br />are being dewatered. Two are to the south and one is to the <br />north. Since 1994 we have seen the lake elevation drop from 8 to <br />10 feet as the other mines are being dewatered. Final use of the <br />site will remain as previously approved. What this change WILL <br />' NOT DO, is increase the affected lands area, disrupt the sur- <br />rounding uses or change the final land configuration or use. <br />' Attached is one new map showing the current conditions at the <br />mine. We have not submitted new mining or reclamation plan maps <br />' for this site since the only change to the permit is to allow <br />dewatering. <br /> <br />' 2 <br />