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.MILL UTILITIES <br />Electric Poiver <br />The mill receives electric power from XCEL Energy. The connected load is about 175 hp (130 kW). The <br />power is delivered by a 38 kV overhead line across the northern portion of the property, connecting to the <br />northeast corner of the mill building. <br />Communication <br />Mill site communications are by cell phone and VoIP phones. No land line communications are <br />proposed. Internet communication is through a satellite internet service. <br />Sewage Disposal <br />The Lake County Conditional Use Permit (CUP) stipulates that sewage disposal use a newly constructed <br />sanitary sewage lift station, connecting the mill office /safety /training/changehouse facility to the <br />Leadville Sanitation District sewage line that crosses the northern portion of the property. A septic <br />system originally serviced the trailer pad and the change room at the mill. The septic system is a non - <br />discharging tank with no leach field and will be FenioNedis noN� the holding tank in the unitary sagc <br />lift station. During any construction or repairs that render the sewage lift system inoperable, a chemical <br />toilet will be rented. The maximum number of employees expected to be in the mill operating crew at <br />any one time is five. <br />Water <br />There are no permitted wells on the property. Process water will be hauled to the property with <br />contracted haulers. Bottled water will be provided to employees. <br />Water for domestic and milling needs is purchased from Parkville Water District. No contract is required. <br />Water is trucked to the site from a local construction water metering station located in Leadville. The <br />mill requires approximately 8,000 - 10,000 gallons of make -up water per day. The mill maintains 2 -water <br />tanks within the plant, with a combined capacity of 10,600 gallons. <br />The mill will purchase water from the Parkview Water District until such time that the mill can legally <br />obtain water from less expensive sources. Parkville Water District's commitment to provide water is <br />shown in Figure C3. <br />The CUP stipulates that UMC designate a permanent water source within two years and replace the <br />temporary water haulage system within three years from September 2011. <br />r, <br />A11990 -057 May 14, 2013',' <br />Formatted: Font: 11 pt <br />Formatted: Font: 11 pt <br />Formatted: Font 11 pt <br />Formatted: Font: 10 pt, Bold <br />Formatted: Right <br />Formatted: Font: 10 pt, Bold <br />