2007-01-11_PERMIT FILE - M2007003

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application item number, a period and the number of the attachment for that item (as an example, the first attached document providing evidence in support of the answer given at application item number 22 would be marked -Exhibit 22.1, the fifth attached document supporting the narrative provided for application item 22 would be marked -Exhibit 22.5). An additional review fee of one-hundred dollars ($100.00) will be charged to the applicant, if all deficiencies as per the initial D & C Letter are not adequately addressed or provided. Each subsequent D & C Letter, based on resubmitted items, will result in another one-hundred dollar ($100.00) review fee. All such fees shall be paid along with the deficiency submittal, prior to any further review of the application. If the application is approved by the Board with contingencies and the contingencies can not be met within the specified time frame (normally 6 months), an additional fee of one-hundred dollars ($100.00) will be charged to the applicant for each request for extension of the contingency deadline. All such fees shall be paid along with a written request, explaining the need for extension, prior to being placed on a Board meeting agenda for consideration of the request. In approving an application for Conditional Use Permit, the Board may require higher standards for site development that listed for such use in the Zoning Resolution. The Department, The Commission and / or The Board may require additional information at any time during the application process as may be deemed necessary in order to review the application adequately, to determine if the application is in compliance with all applicable regulations and make an informed decision with regard to recommendations, approval or disapproval of the application. 5. Provide a detailed statement describing the proposed operation. Describe the operation as to what it will be at its start and at full capacity, the general types and numbers of equipment, the number of employees, the number of employee shifts and all other pertinent operational information. The more information provided, the easier it will be for the Department, the Commission, the Board and the Public to understand and review the request. The proposed operation would consist ofmining and processing construction material~rom multiple pits on private lands. Commodities to be mined will be limestone. Qt•anite. sandstone, and decorative rock. Blasting will NOT be required. Typical equipment to be used to mine and process aggregate. This Equipment typically includes a bulldozer front end loader crushing, screening and conveying equipment which is generally considered as a processing unit, and trucks for transport. This same type of equipment can be found on most of the 56 active construction material-mines in Fremont county current~ermitted with the Colorado Division of Minerals and GeologY(DMG). Material will not be transported to the site for processing Material will be mined at the site and processed there. On rare occasions, n:iazinu mzd proceesingcould accur•~or :~ to 2~1 hours/day for up to seven days a week, but will ocezo• intermittently during the yecar as market demands. The various sized products will fie stockpiled for sale. Mining of :cn to 500 000 tons per year of product could occur. About 2S workers are anticipated duri~ the intermittent mi»ing andprocessi+g periods • truck haulint= of up to 80 trucks per dav could occur during daylight hours as~roduct is sold. All applicable per+zaits will be obtained An tni/ial DMG 110 Hermit will be replaced with a 11 hermit. 6. Will the operator (person or firm in charge of the on-site operation) be the property owner? Yes .X No Will the operator be the Applicant? Yes X No Will the operator be Fremont County Apdication for Conditional Use Permit 01/06/03 • page a2 of 1 S