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Memo to PC PC SUP No. 570 January 22, 1987 Page Three 8. The on-sits access road and the vehicular and operation areas around the plant be graveled. (Note: This does not supersede any requirements which may be imposed by the health department's emissions permit.) 9. Special Use Permit No. 570 be placed on a one-year review. COMMENTS Current Status of Conditions ~~ 1. Mined Land Reclamation Permit On April 14, 1986, a 112 permit (M-85-218) was issued to the applicant. The proposed affected area under that permit is 89 acres. However, the acreage described in the SUP totals approximately 79 acres (75 acres associated with the pit, 2.3 acres associated with the new haul road, and 1.38 acres associated with the plant site). Staff is unsure as to where the difference is, but the applicant may disturb no more than is permitted under the SUP. A copy of the MLRB permit was submitted to staff on January 22, 1987. 2. Fugitive Dust Permit Emissions Permit No. 86-PB042-(2)F, a point source permit for the crushing operation, and Emissions Permit No. 86-PB042(1), a permit for the batch plant, were issued an initial approval on June 12, 1986. Emmett Hance (staff, Pueblo City-County Health Department) inspected the property in August, 1986 and recommended final approval for both permits. 3. 404 and/or 401 Permit To date the water course of the Arkansas River has not been altered by activities under SUP No. 570. The applicant's MLRB permit contains an agreement to maintain a "minimum totally undisturbed setback of 100"' between the banks of any perennial stream and all mining operations. Because of that agreement, a 404 or 401 permit may never become necessary.