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Noxious weed control will be part of the general operation plan of the pit. Both Phillips and Yuma <br />Counties have a Weed and Pest Management District which offers services that control noxious weeds. <br />Yuma County will either use one of those services or spray the noxious weeds themselves after receiving <br />advice on the proper chemical which would offer control. <br />Howard McGinnis called and indicated you do need some proof of the 100' setback waiver from Co. Rd. <br />16 which is only a trail north of the pit. I am including a copy of the official minutes of the Phillips <br />County Commissioner minutes from May 8, 2009. 1 have highlighted the paragraph where we requested <br />a waiver of the 200' setback and the motion which granted a waiver which allowed the pit to come <br />within 100'. If you need additional documentation, please let me know. <br />This concludes our responses to your adequacy review. Please let me know as soon as possible if any <br />additional information is needed. I can be contacted at 970-854-3778 (work) or 970-520-0502 (cell). <br />Thank you. <br />Sincerely, p <br />Randy Schafer <br />Consultant <br />cc: Yuma County Road and Bridge, Howard McGinnis <br />*um County Clerk <br />Enclosures: Application page signed by the Yuma County Clerk <br />,-'-Revised maps with signatures <br />?Proof of publication <br />roof of notification to adjoining landowners and the property owners <br />?Phillips County Commissioner minutes from May 8, 2009 <br />2