1988-11-10_PERMIT FILE - C1981008A

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S U. ccu,i i�o U, uic 1JUca1 U U, 1.UUlii� IUIICIJ Day Term, 19 /w-1, 19 r Regarding road closures for Peabody's mining activity purposes, an understanding of what will be required from the county will be needed if Peabody is successful in securing a long-term agreement to serve the Nucla power plant. Road Superintendent Tom Thompson was also present for the discussion. The Commissioners were in agreement to consider the cloeurec on a case-by-case basic and will require control of both sides of the road, and compaction criteria for putting the road back for permanent use, and the provision for ingress/egress for affected residents. Permanent road closures will be processed through county road vacation procedure, Mr. Farneworth stated Peabody will qG an eaonomia analysis before any action is taken. Commissioner Neesham requested a copy of Peabody's letter in response to road repair costs for AA Road and the mined-out portion of 26.50 Road. 10:40 a.m. Bill Robinson, Montrose City Manager, appeared to state the City has withdrawn its Energy Impact grant application for a trade show booth. This was done in the spirit of cooperation In consideration of the Montrose County Airport's receipt of $1,000,000 in improvement funding. The project is now being planned for a county booth, which will involve the city, county, Chamber of Commerce and the Visitors and Convention Bureau. An established portable booth will give better exposure for the area. By attending three to four shows a year, the targeted industries study results can be accomplished according to Mr. Robinson. The Commissioners think the idea is excellent and agreed to fund the project if other county entitles, such as the Nucla and Olathe Chambers of Commerce are contacted for materials, backing and input. Mr. Robinson agreed. M/S/P - Neesham/Schmalz - to donate $10,000 out of P.I.L.T. economic development funds toward the creation of a targeted-industries trade booth for Montrose County. The motion passed unanimously. Commissioner McNeil remarked that this is more effective advertising than trade magazine ads. 11:00 a.m. Bill Self of the local Soil Conservation Service office appeared to present a resolution declaring May 24-31, 1987 as Soil Stewardship week. M/S/P - Schmalz/Neesham - to approve and authorize signature on resolution 19 - 87 to make May 24-31 Soil Stewardship week in Montrose County. The motion passed unanimously. No. 15-B7 R E S O L U T I O N OF THE BOARD OF MONTROSE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS CONCERNING: Designation of Soil and Water Stewardship Week --- WHEREAS,-- the well being of our people depends upon the production of ample - --- - - - -- supplies of food, fiber and other products of the soil; and WHEREAS, the quality and quantity of these products depends upon the conservation, vise and proper management of the coil and water resources; and WHEREAS, protection of our surface waters from pollution is dependent upon the protection of soils from being blown or washed into those waters; and WHEREAS, the soil conservation movement is carrying forward a procrar,, of soil and water conservation in cooperation with numerous agencies and countless ind:v:ouals; NOW, THEREFORE, SE .T RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF MCNTRCSE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS that May 24-31, 1987 be oesignated as Soil and Water Steardship week in full appreciation of the value of our soil anc water resources to the public welfare, and desiring to honor those who protect those resources. ADOPTED AND APPROVED this 25th day of May, 1967. BOARD OF MONTROSE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Y,ON-,ROSE COUNTY, COLORADO /�I Wi_liar .,. McNeil, Chairman ATTEST. Rctn D. neatn he^net: R. Neesnam, Vice Chairman County Clerx and Recorder ?Y• /s/ Patricia Vern9r, Depzty C.erk Arthur «. Schmalz, Member Mr. Self cave an update on the Shavane Dam project which is now uncerway. F perpetual easement will taxe care of the ingress/egress for the project ratter than a