2009-09-25_PERMIT FILE - M2009076 ‎(48)‎

• Permit No: M2009076
• IBM Index Class Name: PERMIT FILE
• Doc Date: 9/25/2009
• Doc Name: Mining Districts- General Provisions
• From: Venture Resources
• To: DRMS
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

. H. REZONING OF M-1 OR M-2 ZONED PROPERTIES
1. An application to rezone a parcel from M-1 or M-2 to another zoning category requires the
concurrence of all deeded owners of surface and mineral interest to the property, and other
requirements as appropriate for that zoning district.
A standard disclosure document must be recorded as a condition of rezoning. This document will
run with the deed to the property in perpetuity. The disclosure shall contain the following
language:
"Former mining lands may have physical hazards and
environmental issues associated with past mineral exploration,
production, and processing. Additionally, patented mining
properties used for other purposes remain subject to operation
of the provisions of Colorado Mining Laws relative to rights-
of-way, drainage, extralateral rights, and other provisions
regardless of zoning. Mineral exploration, development, or
processing may occur on adjacent or nearby lands at any
time."
1. RETENTION OF MINING USES
Patented mining claims, that are in other zoning districts, retain mining uses, subject to the regulations of
this Section.
J. RECLAMATION PLAN, ANNUAL REPORT AND FINANCIAL GUARANTEE REQUIRED
These regulations do not apply to any land or structure covered by a Reclamation Permit pursuant to the
Colorado Mined Land Reclamation Act or to any land or structure to the extent covered by the Solid Waste
Disposal Sites and Facilities Act (Article 20 of Title 30 of CRS) for which a Certificate of Designation has
been approved by the County or, if exempt from a Certificate of Designation, to the extent for which
CDPHE has approved the facility design, operations and closure plan and required a financial assurance to
secure its closure.
Any other facilities for the milling, processing and storage of mineral resources such as, but not limited to,
ore, waste rock, mill tailings or mine tailings shall provide the following:
1. A Reclamation Plan and Financial Guarantee shall be submitted to the Planning Director before
a building permit is issued. The Reclamation Plan shall accommodate anticipated future uses in
conformity with the zoning district involved. The Reclamation Plan shall be reviewed by the
Planning Director for completeness and suitability. If found to be complete and suitable, the
Planning Director shall then schedule a review of the Reclamation Plan by the Board of County
Commissioners at a public meeting. The Board of County Commissioners shall review and
approve, approve with modifications or reject the Reclamation Plan and the Financial Guarantee as
presented.
The Reclamation Plan shall include at a minimum:
a. A list of materials on site, including,
(I) Chemical inventory and Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) for chemicals.
Storage, use and transfer locations must be shown on the Facility Plan Map.
Contact information for companies that will accept each chemical for disposal
shall be included.
(ii) Identify the owner, origin and characteristics of the feedstock.
Specify which buildings, tanks, pipes and other facilities, if any, will remain after
reclamation. These features must be shown on the Reclamation Plan Map.
0 7-4 Modified 19 September 2007