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<br /> <br /> <br />cant. T1>is finding is based in part, upon "e~ <br />other residential properties located within the <br />near other extractive operations have not appear <br />a loss in their market value because of their <br />such operations." Upon information and belief, <br />to which such Finding refers is the Affidavi <br />Vandenberg, a copy of which is attached hereto a <br />and incorporated herein by reference. <br />While the rules of evidence in an Administr, <br />are relaxed, the Board must still rely upon cc <br />dence. Plr. Vandenberg was neither an affec <br />owner, competent to testify as to iris own est <br />value of his land, Board of Directors v. Calvare <br />877 (1964), nor taas he qualified as an expert <br />Banking Board, 510 P.2d 466 {Colo. App. 1973). ] <br />conclusory statements contained in Mr. Vandenberg <br />are not supported by the appraisal document att~ <br />and constitute naked heresay, without any showi <br />tence or foundation therefore. Such evidence i <br />tent to support the Finding of the Defendant Bot <br />to impact on property values. <br />c. The Defendant Board, in its Resolution <br />imposed substantial conditions upon the operati <br />dant Dillon and found that such conditions would <br />impact of the proposed operation on adjoining <br />The Land Use Regulations of La Plata County <br />authority for the adoption of such conditions <br />including but not limited to hours of operat <br />limits, dust control, visual impacts, and noise. <br />tions on which the County relies as a basis for <br />are unenforceable. Colorado case law is clear tl <br />even though it has the police power to do so, m~ <br />a condition upon the developer when there is no ~ <br />support it. See Beaver ileadows v. Board of Co <br />sinners, 709 P.2d 9~8 (Colo. 9 5). In par' <br />Defendant Board is collaterally estopped to der <br />forceability of conditions regarding hours of <br />decision in Martinson v. Board of County Commis <br />No. 84CV488, District Court for La Plata County. <br />~idence that <br />limas Valley <br />~d to suffer <br />rroximity to <br />:he evidence <br />of George <br />Exhibit "A" <br />tive Hearing <br />npetent evi- <br />ed property <br />mate of the <br />;i, 397 P.2d <br />[•Iithers v. <br />oreove- r, <br />'s Affidavit <br />:lied thereto <br />~g of compe- <br />not compe- <br />-d in regard <br />of Approval, <br />~n of Defen- <br />mitigate the <br />properties. <br />contain no <br />if approval, <br />.on, tonnage <br />The condi- <br />uch approval <br />at a County, <br />y not impose <br />egulation to <br />inty Commis- <br />ty the unen- <br />work by the <br />loners, Case <br />5. No security, or nominal security, should b required of <br />Plaintiffs for the issuance of such Temporary Restrai ing Order or <br />Preliminary Injunction for the following reasons: <br />a. Damages may not be awarded to any Def t~dant Herein <br />against the Plaintiffs for their exercise of he constitu- <br />tionally protected right to judicial review. An Nor~a~e Joint <br />Venture v. Anchors e Condominium Association, 670 P.2d 1249 <br />(Co o. App. 9 3). <br />-3- <br />