PERMFILE102608

• Permit No: M2000080
• IBM Index Class Name: Permit File
• Doc Date: 7/11/2000
• Doc Name: BOARD OF CNTY COMMISSIONERS PUBLIC HEARING
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

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JULIO-2000 02:IOP41 FROM-PLAN DIVISION-ARAPANOE COUNTY 303rA86~ i-606 P.OOB/015 F-61r
100-foot setback is required from the embankment. The Army Corp will be a referral
with the Colorado Division of Mineral and Geology (CDMG) and have opportunity for
further review.
The applicant is working with the Colorado Division of Mineral and Geology (CDMG) in
order to obtain the necessary permits for this activity. CDMG does not consider this a
mining operation but does require a permit for the exaction of materials from the site.
This permit takes approximately 90 to 120 days to process and requires security in the
form of a bond for the reclamation plan. This requirement addresses the Assistant
County Attorneys comments regarding reclamation.
Staff is recommending the applicant obtain all necessary permits prior to approval of
this application in order fo ensure all technical requirements have been met. Through
the State Department of Minerals and Geology (CDMG), any ground water interference
will be identified and mitigation wit! be required. Through this same permitting process,
the Army Corp of Engineers will evaluate the site for any impacts on wetlands. Staff
recommends letting CDMG address these technical issues and determine mitigation if
required. These issues will be resolved through the permitting process prior to any
action taken by the Board of County Commissioners.
f. Provide for accessibility within the proposed development, and beriveen the
development and existing adjacent uses. Adequate on-site interior traffic
circulation, public transit, pedestrian avenues, parking and thoroughfare
connections are all facfors io be examined when defermining the accessibility of
a site.
The proposal has evidence through an easement agreement for access off of E. Quincy
Avenue to the subject site and no other access is required. There is adequate
circulation throughout the site by a 25 foot access easement along the perimeter.
Employee parking will occur on the property.
g. Minimize disruption to existing physiographic features, including vegetation,
streams, lakes, soil types and other relevant topographical elements.
The site is relatively flat, sloping generally to the west towards the Box Elder Creek.
The West Arapahoe Soil Conservation District has submitted comments relating to
erosion control and re-vegetation due to the presence of noxious weeds. They
recommend using the CSU Extension Service in addressing weed Management. The
western edge of the property slopes significantly down to the Box Elder Creek
elevation. The permit boundary has a 100-foot setback from the edge of property to
protect the embankment.
A storm water management plan and erosion control plan are required prior to any
approval by the BOCC and wilt address any significant disruption to the site.
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