PERMFILE123371

• Permit No: M2000041
• IBM Index Class Name: Permit File
• Doc Date: 5/16/2000
• Doc Name: MEMO SPECIAL USE PERMIT 1999-007 ONE YEAR REVIEW LAFARGE INC APPLICANT C/O BUCK BARNHART & JOE GAGLI
• From: ANN COTTON
• To: PUEBLO CNTY PLANNING COMMISSION
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

Johri L Klomp
District 7
chairman 1000
Loretta Kennedy
DisUict 2
Matt J. Peulen
District 7
MEMORANDUM
TO: Pueblo County Planning Commission
FROM: Ann Cotton, Planner I ~/
DATE:
May 11, 2000
Kim 8. Headley
Planning and Developmerrt
Director
pia n nl [e-mail]. us
RECENED
MAY 192000
Division of Minerals ~ GeOtogY
~~
SUBJECT: SPECIAL USE PERMIT NO. 1999-007, ONE-YEAR REVIEW
LAFARGE, INC. (APPLICANT), C/O BUCK BARNHART & JOE GAGLIANO
(AGENTS), C.R. EVANS (PROPERTY OWNER), 231 NYBERG ROAD
PURPOSE
This is a one-year review of a Special Use Permit for Natural Deposits, Extraction, and
Processing, to allow a sand and gravel extraction and processing operation on 4481 acres in an
A-1, Agricultural (minimum 40 acres) Zone District (Exhibit 1). The operation will include
extraction, crushing and screening, a wash plant, and stockpiling. The application includes a
proposal to reclaim 300 surface acres to a permanent lake (Exhibits 2 and 8).
STAFF RECOMMENDATION
Staff recommends APPROVAL of Special Use Permit No. 1999-007 with the following
conditions:
1. Special Use Permit No. 1999-007 shall be for sand and gravel extraction, crushing,
screening, washing and stockpiling only within the proposed 4481 acres. There shall be no
blasting permitted in association with the mineral extraction activities.
2. Approval of this special use permit does not guarantee a right to reclaim and/or use the site
as a permanent lake, or to 'grandfather' activities or uses of the lake itself. Should the Mined
Land Reclamation Board and the State Engineer's Office approve the proposed reclamation
to a permanent lake, the applicant and all future operators and land owners are hereby
advised the use of the lake must comply with all Federal, State, and local regulations in
application at the time of, and following, complete reclamation of the site. Such regulations
may include, but not be limited to land use activities, water rights, wetlands, special use
permits, access permits, and flood plain permits.
3. Should the Mined Land Reclamation Board and/or the State Engineer's Office deny the
proposed reclamation of the site to a permanent lake, the applicant shall apply for an
229 WEST 12"' STREET ^ PUEBLO, COLORADO 81003.2810 ^ (719) SB3-8100 ^ FAX [phone]
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT