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Memo to PCPC <br />Re: SUP No. 1997-009 <br />10/12/99 <br />Page 3 <br />12. The applicant shall be responsible for all traffic control during roadway repairs required in" <br />Condition No. 10. Prior to commencing any roadway repairs, the applicant shall submit a <br />traffic control plan to Public Works, which has been prepared by a traffic control <br />supervisor certified by the American Traffic Safety Services Association, Inc. No <br />roadway repairs will be started prior to approval of the traffic control plan by Public <br />Works. <br />13. Prior to commencing any road work repairs, the applicant shall show evidence of a valid <br />and in-force Bodily Injury and Property Damage Liability Insurance Policy, with minimum <br />limits of six hundred thousand dollars ($600,000.00) per occurrence and 1.2 million <br />dollars ($1,200,000.00) general aggregate. Such policy shall be for the protection of the <br />County from all suits, actions, or claims of any type for injuries or damages allegedly ~ <br />sustained by any person or property on the premises or as a result of the operations of <br />the work. Such policy shall specifically cover the acts and operations of any <br />subcontractors or independent contractors of the applicant in addition to the applicant's <br />employees or agents. <br />14. Special Use Permit No. 1997-009 shall be approved for a total mining area to include the <br />described 2401 acres as identified in the vicinity map and mine area plan, herein <br />attached as Exhibit Nos. 2 and 3. The Special Use Permit Area shall be that area where <br />actual mining takes place and shall coincide with the bonded area as described within <br />the Mined Land Reclamation Board (MLRB) authorization 112 Permit, a copy of which <br />shall be filed with the Department of Planning and Development. The mineral extraction <br />and processing activities authorized under Special Use Permit No. 1997-009 shall be <br />permitted only within the acreage which is described and regulated under the <br />Reclamation Bond as identified by the MLRB Permit, and regulated through the State of <br />Colorado, Department of Natural Resources, Mined Land Reclamation Division, except <br />that the combined area of mining, processing, and stockpiling activity and reclamation <br />activity area shall not exceed sixty (60) acres at any given time. Additional mining <br />activities upon lands within the described 2401 acres, but not covered by the financial <br />assurance bond associated with the MLRB Permit, or additional acreage to be placed <br />into mining or reclamation under the approved MLRB Permit, in excess of the stated <br />maximum limit of sixty (60) acres, would require an amendment to this special use <br />permit. <br />15. The applicant shall file a copy of their Annual Mined Land Reclamation Report with the <br />Department of Planning and Development at the time it is submitted to the State of <br />Colorado, Department of Natural Resources, Mined Land Reclamation Division. <br />16. The applicant shall develop, operate, and manage the mining-related activity according <br />to the rules, regulations, plans and permits administered by the applicable federal, state, <br />and local agencies. Any violation of a rule, regulation, permit, or plan may result in the <br />scheduling of a Show/Cause Hearing to consider the revocation of Special Use Permit <br />No. 1997-009. <br />17. There shall be no blasting permitted in association with the mineral extraction activities. <br />