2001-12-17_REPORT - M1983067 ‎(13)‎

• Permit No: M1983067
• IBM Index Class Name: Report
• Doc Date: 12/17/2001
• Doc Name: PUBLIC HEARING NOTIFICATION
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

Banks and Gesso, LLC
It is estimated that during the course of a normal workday a maximum of 18
trucks per hour will enter the site empty and leave the site loaded for hauling via
the proposed haul route. This equates to 454 total truck trips per day (227
entering trucks, and 227 exiting trucks). These trips will be dispersed throughout
the day and not concentrated during the peak periods. Unlike typical industrial
land uses, this site will not contribute to employee peak-hour traffic since the
proposed work shifts fall outside of the 7:00 AM to 9:00 AM and 4:00 PM to 6:00
PM commuter peak periods.
Matrix of Existing Surrounding Land Uses
Direction Land Use Zoning
To the West: South Platte River & County Open
Space/Fairgrounds; Residence and
tree farm A-3
To the North: Single Family Residential and
Machine Sho A-3
To the East: Single Family Residential A-3 and A-1
To the South: Single Family Residential A-3
Need for Proaosed Use
The subject property and region is widely recognized as a known source for
mineral resources such as sand and gravel and is located within the County's
Mineral Resource Conservation District. Presently there are several active mines
in the area. Several more closed mines exist in the area as well. The sustained
high level of construction within Colorado has resulted in an unprecedented
demand for aggregate materials that has caused available supplies to diminish.
The materials mined on the site will be used to help satisfy the need for
aggregate materials within the Denver metropolitan area.
Mobile Premix Concrete Inc., a subsidiary of Lafarge North America, owns both
the surface (affected land) and subsurface rights (minerals).
Weems counq-cuP, Rezona~g, Flnal Piet S`ueecoech Mine.o1045
Mob~e Prembr ConreM, Ina November, 2001
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