HomeMy WebLinkAbout1.0 ApplicationI,SPECIAL USE PERMIT
INDUSTRIAL OPERATIONS .
(oth;;-irran oil/Gas t,lells)
Date: January 27. 1982
Appl i cant:Schmidt-Ti P.O.Box 1240Fr5o t,nl. 49tn Ave.
Address of Appl icant:Arvada. Co enture
Special Use:To extract
Requ'irements:
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Plans and specifications for proposed use
Letters of approvui-fio, util\ty'companies, sewage and water' Road access
Itl,:lmlrtH;'ffi:ll'.1'il3t.':ffi:tii;'n. subiect propertv' location and
use of buildingi and structures bn adiacent lots'
An impact statement on the proprl.a";"r;-i;;. s-ol .07 - 5'03'09 of Zoning
Regulations) r ! - -.^^^^-rr,. anrt a'listino of all adio'ining
A copy of Assessor's map show'ing property; 1!g a l'istjng of
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property owners inA proie.ty o*i."rt"[itftin ZOO feet of said property'
Not-ice contarnrng information i.rl.i6tO under puiigtuph 5 shall be mailed
to all owners oi'r"lo.d of tnesl ioti-at least'S OiVt plior to the hearing
Ri.;::'l[lflrf;'iil.T:il0:tHl uP?]i:11':^1's*iption or the subiect rot'
a descrjption.?;ffi ilr.i.t"a"tp.ii} use ind-int time and place for the
heari ng shal l be g.i ven i n- the ;fi;;;.i"or-g.n.rur ci rcul ati on i n that
portion of the Cointy at least';;il;5;'(is)'-iuvi prlor to such hearins time'
Aoolicant shall-b;;ithe cost of advertising'
A.fee of $500.00 shalt be charj"a-i". "air, ippricatjon and sha'll be sub-
*i tt.a with the aPPl i cati on '
Th.is Spec'ia1 use Permit is in compliance with-Sect'ions 5'03and 9'03 of the
GarfieldCountyZoningResolut.ionandasperapplicatjon.
Ljst all property owners within 200 feet of subiect property lines'
Attached
Attach map showing all improvements (present and proposed)
distances uno u."1."'inon.iit-:rf.oreinents on your property
;;i;-ffi[in zoo feet of Your boundarY'
The above informatjon is correct to therb"fr;tugirg-j%'S'"?O"1tio.- corn constr. co.
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1. Plans and Specificatlons for koposed Use:
Exl:ribit A enclosed shows plainly the area to be mined and it also
indicates the proposed haul road to be used 1n connection with the operation.
Utilizing portable crushing and/or washing equipment, as the narket dictates,
the aggregates will be mined and crushed, graded and or washed to produce
various aggregates to satisf! the demands of the nurket. The stocl<piles
as well as the overburden pi1es, will occupy space in the kocessj-ng Plant
Iocation. irie e:<pect the excavation in the mining area to be an average
of approxirately 2!' deep. It is anticipated tYat a portable asphalt
hot plant and/or concrete batch plant, meeting air quality standards, may be
set up in the permitted area, depending on the den'ends of the rnarket.
In our opinion, the mining of the two areas indicated on our n'rap, will not
in any way significantly change the essential character of the area, or
be i-ncompatible with neigfrboring uses. The Colorado River flow wil-l- not
be changed in the mlning operations, nor will there be any water flow
restrictions.
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4. Inpact Statement Othe Proposed Use:
Utilizing portable crushing ard/or washing equi-pment, as the nrarket di-ctates,
O the aggregates will be mined and crushed, graded and or washed to produce various
aggregates to satisf! the denands of that n'arket. The stoclrpiles as well- as
the overburden p11es, will occupy space jn the hocessing Plant location.
We er<pect the excavation in the mining area to be an average of approximately
25' deep. It is anticipated that a portable asphalt hot plant and/or
concrete batch p1ant, meeting air quality standards, Inay be set up in the
permitted ar€a, depending on the dennnds of the nnrket.
In our opinion, the mining of the two areas indieated on our nap, will not
in arry way significantly change the essential- character of the area, or
be lnconpatible with neighboring uses. The Colorado River flow will- not
be changed by the mining operations, nor wi]1 there be any water flow restrictions.
We anticipate the area to be mined wil-I be about 36 acres and the process area
will be about 25 acres. A total- of about 1,600,000 tons of gravel wil-1 be
yielded and we expect the life of the operatlon to be the l-ife of the pit whtich
is estinrated to be about / years, depending on the n'erket dennnds.
(a) The operation will in no way polute the river sjnce the existing ground
waters wil-l be pun'ped into the ri-ver nnking sure no debris or waste material-
will flow into the river. Any forei-gn objects will be haul-ed off the premlses.
(b) Dust, smoke, noise and vibrations wil-l- be controlled by use of bag houses,
scrubbers and the equipnrent will be designed so that vibrations will be absorbed
by springs, etc.
(c) Ttrere should be no significant i-npaet on wildlife, since the flow of the
ri-ver will not be changed, etc.
T?uck and outomobile traffic to and from the operation should not inpeede or
disrupt nornral operations fol-l-owj-ng the proposed hlaul- road as shovm on the drawings.
Al-l- of the operations proposed will- be conducted in accordance with Garfi-el-d Coumty
zoring regulations 5. 03. 0T -5.03. 09.
Reclamation koryam for Proposed Pit.
75t berms shoutd separate both pits from the river. The overflow charnel-
should not be disturbed.
We anticipate cutting an opening in the Eastern most point of rninlng Area rrArr
arid al-low the water flow to carry the silty and nattrral naterial back into
the island area. In several years tinre the area will be restored to the
simil-ar configuration it was to begin with. These two rnined areas then once
againmay be used for cattle graztng areas etc. A similar openlng to be nade
in mining Area rtBrr.
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11e ap;gregates will be rnined and cn-shec1, gparle'd and or washed to produce various
aggregates to satisf! the dennnds of that nerket. The stockpiles as welL as
the overburden pllc:;, w1ll occiul)y space in [he Frocessing Plant Locatlon.
We e4pect the excavation in the lnining area to be an average of approxlnately
25r deep. It 1s anticipated that a portable asphalt hot pl-ant and/or
concrete batch plant, rneetlng aj-r'qurality standards, may be set r.p'1r, th"
perrnitted a.rea, dependlng on the demands of the rnarket.
In ou1 opinion, ttie mining of tne two areas lndicated on our rnap, w111. not
in any way significantly cl^nnge the essential cl-raracter of the area, or
be lnconpatlble with neigirboring uses. Ttre Colorado Rlver flow w1]l- not
be changed by the rnlrring operations, nor wll] there be any water flow restrictlons.
We anticipate the area to be mined will be about 36 acrres and the process aJea
will be about,25 acres. A total of about 1,600,000 tons of gravel w11] be
yielded and we expect the Ilfe of the operatlon to be the l1fe of the plt wtrich
is estirrnted to be about 7 i"*", depending on the narket demands.
(a) The operation wi.II 1n no way poluLe the rlver slnce the exlstlng gr,ourd
waters will- be pumped into the river naklng sure no debris or waste naterial
wlll flow lnto the river. Any foreigp objects will be haul.ed off the premises.\.
(b) D.lst, smoke, nolse and vlbratlons w11] be control-Ied by use of bag houses,
scrubpers and the equipnent wlII be ,1esieyred so that vlbrations w111 be absorbed
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by sp:'ings, etc.
(c) There should be no sigrificant inpact on wlldlife, since the flow of the
river will- not be chan5ied, etc.
Tluck and outonoblle traffic to and
disrupt norrna1 operations following
A11 of the operations proposed will
zoning regulatlons 5. 03 .07-5. 03. 09.
from the operatlon should not inpeede or
the proposed haul road as shoun on the drawings.
be conducted in accordance wiLh Garfleld County
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Reclarnation Frogram for Prcposed Pit'
75' berms should separate both pits from the river. The overflow charurer
should noL be dlsturbed'
we anLicipate cutting an opening in the Eastern most point of rnirring Area,l'A"
and allow the uater flow to canry the silty and natural material back lnto
theislanda{ea.Inseveralyearstirrethea::eawillberestoredtothe
sirnllar config.rration 1t was to begin with' These two minecl areas then once
againfllaybeusedforcattleg.azlnlareasetc.Asimi]-aropenirrgtobenrade
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#5 PropertY Oumers Names and Addresses
2t+07-Ot+2-00-097 Grant A. Kr[ght
rB45 309 na.
Parachute, Co 8t635
2407-041-00-091 Grant A. I(rd"ght
tB45 309 Rd
Parachute, Co 81635
2407-082-00-098 Battlement Mesa Inc.
Tosco Corp.
Box 53
Houston, Tx 77001
2\0T-0\2-00-096 John H. & Joy L. Itoight
5075 W. Hinsdale Circle
Littl-eton, Co 80123
2t+07-o5l-00-094 vJin. B. & Rrth M. cutter
0037 301 Rd.
Parachute, Co 81635
2407-0t42-00-093 Grand Valley Baptist Tenple
P.O.Box 315
Parachute, Co 81635
2407-d+3-00-064 John w. & Grace A. savage
tt22 293 Rd
Rif1e, Co 81660
21734/l-00-006 Exxon CorP.
% J. l'. Wlndlinger
eox 53
Hounton, Texas 77001
2t73-334-00-008 Mobil Oil CorP.
Tax Dept.
Box 290
Dall-as, Texas 75221
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l,t .rt t: of Co)or,rt-!o, Lo I,,rrrrt a !i1rcc j;tl Use l)erurlL irt t'onlrccLion u1t-h the
Jollr,u.irrg dt:scrli;cd 1.,rul,r:t-Ly siru;rt.e.d 1n rhe Counry of Carfleld, Srare of
Col or,;rdo; to-uit:
Leg;rl Drscril)rjon:
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NE 1/4 of Sec 5 and hli,rl 1,/4. of Sec 4 TS 75 Pange 95W- Garfiel-d' County Colorado
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liear 309 Road, 2 mileq
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To 1r:.r" =*d *d g"u*l_
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tffi=t of PErachute, Garfield
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CoLrnty, Colorado
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Al l persons af f ecred by rtre prolit,s.d Sl.t cra] Use Perrnj r are lnvlted to aPpear
,irrrd srafe thelr views, l)rorests or ob-1 ecrlor-rs- If you cannot al)Pear personally
ar such lneering, fhen yotr are urged to srare your vleurs by Ierrer, Partlcularly
1f you )r:rve objecric.x-rs ro such Special Use I'erurlt, as the Board of Counry
(-ouurrissloners vr1lI give currS jderi-rt ion to Llre cotrntrclrrs of surroutrdinB ProPerty
clL,ners;rnd orhers affecred in dccldirrg, wtrt:tlrer to llrant or deny tlre requesr for
spccial use. ,.lhis $pecial Use I'erLlit itppllcation uray be revieued aE Ehe office
of rhe PJanning DeparLucnt l-ocatecl 'aL 20L1 )Jlake, Clcnuood Sprirrgs,.Colclrado
berwcen tlr'e hours of 8:00 n -M. zrrrrl 5:00 P -M. , Mond:ry Llrrotrglr Friday..
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THIS LEASE AGREEI4ENT
( (Y'aru , 1eB1 , bv
hereinafter referred to as
and CORN CONSTRU:TI0N C0.,
referred to as "LESSEES."
LEASE AGREEMENT
is made and entered into this
and between GRANT KNIGHT and
"LESS0RS," and SCHMIDT-TIAGO
each a Colorado corPoration,
8*t day of
HARRIET KNIGHT,
CONSTRUCTION CO.
herei nafter
I,IITNESSETH:
In consi derat'ion of the mutual covenants here'in reci ted, i t 'i s agreed
as fol lows:
I. PREMISES LEASED -- PURPOSES.
exclusive right to
from the
I . I Lessors
extract, Process,
hereby lease and grant to
stockpile and remove sand
Lessees the
and gravel
as shown on Exhib'it A '
Township 7 South, Range 95 West, Garfield County, Colorado ("Leased Prem-
ises"). Lessors further grant to Lessees an easement for ingress and
egress as agreei upon by Lessor and Lessees.
1.? Lessees agree to diligently proceed to apply to Garfield county,
Colorado for a permit to use the Leased Premises for the extraction of
sand and gravel and for the operat'ion of an asphalt hot plant and concrete
batch piant. Upcn 'issuance of the necessary perm'it by Garf ie)d county'
colorado, Lessees shall then diligently proceed to make applicat'ion to the
Colorado M'ined Land Reclamation Board for the issuance of a gravel permit
relating to the Leased Premises. If either such sand and gravel permit
.is denjed, and:n that event thjs Lease Agreement shall terminate and be
of no further force or effect.
2. TERM OF LEASE.
2.1 The effective date of th'is Lease shall be the date of issuance
of a gravel permit relating to the leased premises by the Colorado Mined
Land Reclamation Board. This Lease shall extend for a term of five (5)
years thereafter.
3. OPTION TO RENEW.
3..l Conditional upon the faithful performance by Lessees of its
covenant.s herein recited, Lessees are hereby granted options to renew
this Lease Agreement for five (5) additional years upon the terms and
conditic,ns as herein contained.
3.2 The terms of the Lease shall be negotiated between Lessor and
Lessees. Lessees shall have first right of refusal on any terms offered
by a thi rd party.
3.31 The rights of Lessees hereunder shall be exclusive in the sense
that the Lessors, their heirs, successors and assigns, w'i1l not grant to
anyone e,lse the privilege of removing sand and gravel from said tract of
land during the period hereof. ,',
4. CONSiDERATIOI{
4. I The Lessees agree
for the five (5) year term
*rsq &o,oo?9' 'Xl-' L'Mfr
to pay Lessors a g+eHem€dgu:tfl{Xr.,.
in five (5) equal payments of-$€€;SOO pei^ year
beginnirg on the effective date of this Lease and each subsequent anni u"rl47
sary dat.e (including such dates during any renewal terms of this Lease).
This advance royalty payment will be construed to be an advance minimum
royalty paid in advance and to be deducted from the royalties owing to
Lessors as described under Section 4.2 be'low.
4.2L Lessees shall make payment of roya'lties to Lessors as computed
as fol I ows:
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A.Forthefjrsttrvelve(.l2)monthsoftheLease,Lesseesshall
pay $0.:l per ton for'ali sand and gravel removed from the
Leased ?remi="r. The stated royalty rate. shall 'increase or
decrease on each annjversar; a;t; of tn" Lease, as prov'ided
here'inafter.
B.Theincreaseordecreasereferredto.inthenextpreceding
paragra:h shall be in accordince w'ith the_percent change 'in
the consu*..-p.i.. itati (.l967 = .l00) - lll urban consumers
for the area of Denver, coloruOo, ;;'pubf ished by the united
States :epaitmenl-ot f-iUo..- O.-ine ahniversary date of the
effective date of th'is Ag.ee*ent, in each year' ll'9 :ui,d-
Index snall-U" iontulted-and the most current publ'ished per-
cent ctange from one year i.i"i:-tii"ieto-sr'atl be init'ially
appliei to th"-$o.jo i'gt tln ind th:::llt:t to the price per
ton curre"tiv-uli"g-plia. The new price per ton shall then
control tor-ihe ntit'lease year' For example' on the first
anniversary date, 'if the n.,oii-.r."ent puUl\cation of "percent
change fro* Jn.-y.u. u-So,,.."if.itr u change of 10.0 percent'
the price to-'be.i,iig ror^tnE eniuing year shall be increased
b-v ten p...Ini"tilfi t.ro-*-.30-= .io = .33) and the result of
g0.33 e.. iIn-riiii'then # ih; royalty rate per ton to be
applied. (;;t;;;;;Iit;. the rovaltv for the third 1ease vear
will be determ'ined by the percint Lhange revealed 'in the most
recent publicat.ion prior. t;-i;; ;rr,ir.iru.v date at the beg'in-
ning of il,.'ihi.a ylul^ wr'ich shall be appl'ied to the figure
g0.33. Each year ther"uril.,"i;;'.ovuity shall be recomputed
in the same manner'
c. with tne exception of the m'inimum advance royalty descnibed 'in
Sect.ion 4..l hereof , no l^oyiliy shal'l be pavable to Lessors un-
less and until material il-;;;o;;d from tnl teased Prem'ises'
Lessees shall weigh o. *.irri;-;ii material and shall prov'ide
Lessors w.ith a written rtiil*.ni (inctuding copies of daily
scale tickets or computations of measur.*"it, if requested) as
to ali materials remov.a ito, ih. ttiiud Premises in the preced-
ing mcnth and make pay-ment'to i"itors for the royalty due there-
for b-v the l5th day of eaih-month for material removed in the
precedi ng
'*onth. -puy*"_nt-;";-;;;h roya'ltv shal I be by check
payabl. to"in" oraeiof Lesiors unless ot-herwise directed in
writing bi i"itoti-at a time subsequent hereto'
4.3 All payments contemplated by this Lease Agreement shal 1 be made
to GRANT KNIGI-|I and HARRIET KNIGHT at their address des'ignated'in
Section 10.1 hareof.
5. REMO\'AL OF EQUIPMENT AND II4PROVEMENTS'
5.lUponterminationofthisLeaseAgreementforanyreason,a]l
personalpropsrtyofLesseeslocatedwithinorupontheLeasedPremises,
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'including machinery, equ'ipment and tools used by Lessees on the Leased
Premises, and all improvements upon the Leased Premises, shall rema'in
on the Leased Prem'ises and be held as a guarantee until all terms of
this Lease Agreement shall have been complied with. Upon such compli-
ance with said terms, Lessees shall remove all such personal property and
improvements from the Leased Premises unless Lessees shall have received
the wrjtten consent of Lessors to the non-removal of any improvements.
In the event Lessee shall fail to remove such persona'l property and
improvements within sixty (60) days after Lessees are entitled to remove
the same, Lessors shall, at their election, become the owners of said
personal property or improvements or Lessors may have the same removed
from the Leased Premises at Lessees' expense.
6. PAYMENT OF TAXES.
6.1 Lessees shall pay all taxes levied and assessed on the improve-
ments and personal property placed upon the Leased Premises by Lessees.
In addition, if the ad valorem real property taxes shall be increased by
reason of the mining activities of Lessees, the amount of such increase
shall be paid by Lessees to Lessors during the term hereof.
6.2 All severance, occupation or other taxes assessed, levied on or
measured by production and/or income from Lessees' operations under this
Lease shall be paid by Lessees.
6.3 All payment of taxes shall be made before the respective taxes
become de1 inquent.
7. CONDUCT OF OPERATIONS.
7.1 In all of the portions of
Lessees, the Lessees shall mine the
Lessees shall conduct aIl operations
the Leased Premises mined by the
sand and gravel to its full depth.
hereunder in a manner necessary for
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good mjnerljke and econom'ical mining, with due regard for the safety and
preservation of the Leased Premi ses -
l.Z Lessees shall conduct its business on the Leased Premises'in
accordance with the requirements of the Colorado I'1jned Land Reclamation
Board and Lessors, includjng, but not by way of limitation, all obli-
gat'ions for reclamation of the property, whetherimposed by th'is Lease
Agreement or by conditions contajned within the permit, statute or regu-
lation. Lessees shall also compiy with a1'l other applicable state'
federal, and local laws and the rules and regu'lations of al1 federal,
state, and local administrative bodies asserting iurisdiction over the
Leased Premises or Lessees' operations thereon.
8. INDEMNITY AND INSURANCE.
8. I Dur.i ng and i n connect j on wi th al 1 operat'ions conducted under
this Lease, Lessees shall save and hold harmless and indemnify Lessors
against any and al1 clajms, demands and causes of act'ion of any nature
that may be asserted against Lessors by su'it or otherwise for iniury to
or death of persons or for the loss of or damage to property, together
with all costs and expenses including attorneys' fees, arising from or
.in any manner grow'ing out of or connected with any operations conducted
by Lessees under this Lease and compliance by Lessees with the insurance
requirements of this Lease shall not reljeve Lessees of this obligation.
8.2 Lessees, at their expense, shall furnish to Lessors, during
the term of their operations hereunder, a Certificate of Insurance show-
ing that Lessees shall have in force and effect at all times during their
operations hereunder, prUilc liability and property damage insurance cov-
erage meeting the lega1 requirements of the State of Colorado.
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9. TERMINATION.
9..l Prompt payment of the antounts herein agreed upon to be paid
Lessees and compliance with all terms and conditions herein expressed
of the essence of this Lease.
9.2 If Lessees shall fail to make any payment agreed to be made
under this Lease or shall fail to keep and perform the covenants herein
contained, Lessors, or one or more of them, may give Lessees written
notice of their intention to cancel this contract thirty (30) days after
such notice is given to the Lessees unless within said thirt-v-day period
the default complained of shall have been cured, and if not cured at the
end of said thirty-day period, this Lease Agreement shall thereupon termi-
nate; provided however, that ob'ligations incurred by the Lessees pursuant
to the terms hereof prior to such termination shall remain and continue
to be the obligations of the Lessees and further provided that Lessees may
remove its property from the Leased Premises according to the provisions
by
is
of Section 5..l herein.
9.3 It is expressly agreed by and
shall have the right to terminate this
aggregate i n repose on these premi ses
American Society of Testing Materials,
between the parties that Lessees
Agreement in the event that the
will not meet the standards of the
as modified by the Colorado State
this Lease shall be given
ei ther personal del i very
the following address:
H'ighway Department and published in The Colorado State Highway Department
Book of Specifications as of 1981.
IO. NOTICES.
10.1 Any notice required or permitted under
in writing. All such notices shall be served by
or by mailing by registered or certified mail to
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10.2
date of
11.
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assi gns
ri ghts
wi thout
By
Lessor: Grant and Harr j et Kn'ight
1845 309 Road
Parachute, C0 Bl 635
Lessees: Schmidt-Tiago Constructjon Co.
P.0. Box 487
Arvada, C0 80001
and
Corn Construction Co.
P.0. Box 1240
Grand Juncti on, C0 81 502
Such notice shall be effective on the date
personal del ivery.
ASSIGNMENTS AND SUCCESSORS.
of mailing or on the
This Lease Agreement shall be binding upon the successors and
of the respective parties hereto; provided however, that the
of Lessees hereunder shall not be assigned or otherwise transferred
; the prior written consent of Lessors.
IN WITNESS WHERE0F, the parties have executed this Lease Agreement the
day and year first above written.
LESSOR:LESSEES:
' ./p-/-? scHMrDT-TrAG0 CoNSTRUCTI0N C0.--Date- -) / ct
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Date
wrrNESS,ry,or86#
CORN CONSTRUCTION CO.
)e:G:6
I ater,
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Date
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Kni ght
Larry Co
t.lITNESS:
STATE OF
COUNTY OF
COLORADC
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The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me th'i s 8/'
dayof oe&lbca ,l98l ,by 6a".t fi t*;?At ,and
P zn ,l',)fl/ '
.i-r.-b'o - a';-n-va-
Notary Publ i c
My Commiss'ion Exp'ires :
My Coarm rsron expires April l, lgg2
STATE OF COLORADO
C0UNTY 0F Grf.ra S a nt
The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this 7th
, V'i ce-day of October , l98l,by Frank Sl ater
Pris.iaeffiC0NSTRUCTt0NC0.,aColoradoCorporation,on
behalf of the CorPoration.
My Commission ExPires:
November l. .l983
STATE OF COLORADO
couNTY 0F L>ac F.,?/d
My Commission ExPires:
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The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me thi tr{*
oay oi"b;id>: , leal ,-iy--toa.,': "4a. c"<,t, , 1-/+lV;;?oiconnm, a color;d@ behalf of the
Corporati on.
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My Comar',von exPires APnl 7, tgSl
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Great bl ue heron
Canada goose
Numerous waterfowl
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Date: NoVFMBER 20, lq8t
Date.:
I'fINED WILDLIFE STATEMENT /UVALUET T
o
ON (Revtsed)
for limited impact and select regular mLne applications
Ttre following information pertaining to wildlife is provided for use by Mined tr;and
Reclamati.on Board in their consideration of a mining permit for:
KNIGHT PIT/GRAVEL Nhl% Section 4 and NE% Section 5, T7S R95lll.
Name/Type and Location of Mine (Legal)
o
LAND
lisE:
Raccoon
Nuttal l's cottontail
Greht horned owl
Wildlife Species
Mul e deer
Coyote
Bobcat
Endangerea/-"tif&g! speeies / impacted :
The p'it site lies within the wintering area of the bald eagle but due to the absence
of suitable perch trees will have a limited impact on the eagles. Proper reclamation
could enhance habitat for eag'les in the future.
Critical habitats/vegetative communities,lmpacted:
The affected lands consist primarily of native forbs and grasses with a fringe of
cottonwoods and willows adjacent to the river. The largest pit is located on an
island wh'ich has previously been under agricultural use and contains sparse vegetation.
An overflow channel containing valuable aquatic habitat exists on the southern boundary
of the large pit.
Assessment of impact:
Impacts to wildlife can be minimized by adhering to the recommendations found below.
Mine Reclamation reconrnendations (include key species/habitats for which restoration
ls designed).
1) Berms of 75'should separate both pits from the river.
2) Locate the processing plant as far south of the river as possible.
3) The overflow channel should not be disturbed.
4) Pit bottoms and shorel ines should be imegu'lar, peninsulas would be beneficial .
5) Cottonwood trees should be planted at the eastern end and western end of the island
and along the northern boundary of the small pit.
6) Revegetate remaining disturbed areas with native shrubs and grasses.
Prepared By:
Submitted By:
Michael R. Grode, Wjldlife Bioloq'ist
This statement
This analysis
xc: Leslie;
File(2)
W'ill; Grand Pre
- Ilighi fjt-Garfierd
is void if not processed within 1 year.
does not constitute approval of applicatlon'
o
Soil
Conservation
Service
I have reviewed the gravel pit site on land oi,rned by Grant Knight. The
land is located in the SW f, of Sec. 33 and SE f of Sec. 32 R 3 2W T 75.
There are two pit sites and one area to be used" for gravel processing.
the pits are ad.jacent to the Colorado River and are presently in irrigatedpasture. According to the soils mapped on the area, the island is Atrnl.
This is a soil t;pe and has a wid.e range of materials laid doi,rn by theriver. Tkre other pit is on the south side of the river and was too smallto be cut out in the soil survey. It appears to be shallow soil over
gravel.
When the gravel operation begins, the top soil should be stoclrpiled and
used to overlay the land and be used for reseeding.
Reseeding should start with grading the slopes to 3 to I or less. Crested
Wheatgrass at the rate of LO# of pure 1i-ve seed per acre should be usedif the site is to remain non-irrigated. Brome grass (I4anchar) at the rateof 13# of pure live seed per acre should be used. if the site is to be
irri-gated.
The area to be used for gravel processing should be graded and a cleanfirm seedbed prepared. This site should be seeded to Crested Wheatgrassat a rate of 70# of pure live seed per acre.
No grazing should be allowed the first year after the grass is established.
Sincerely,
Stanley Woodyard
District Conservationist
SW/te
The Soil Conservation Service
is an agency of the
Department of Agriculiure
SCS-AS-1
10-79
United States
Department of
Agriculture
December 9, 1981
Edirard Settle
Corn Construction
P.0. Box 12liO
Grand Junction, Colorado 81501
Dear Sir:
P.0. Box 880
Glenwood Springs, Colorado
8r-602
STATE OF COLORADO
Richard D. Lamm, Governor
OEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES
DIVISION OF WILDLIFE
rJack R. Grleb, Dlrector
6060 Broadway
Dcnv6r, Colorado ao216 (ezS-f f Sz)
526 Pine Street
Glenwood Springsr CO 816QI
945-2984
November 23, l9Bl
Ed Settl e
P. 0. Box .1240
Grand Junction, Colorado 8.l502
Dear Mr. Settle:
Enclosed is a copy of a wildlife statement for your
Mined Land Reclamation Permit Application. The Division
of Wildlife is anxious to work wlth your company through-
out the operation and reclamation phases to solve problems
of mutuaL concern. If we can be of any assistance in
discussing wildlife or wildlife habitat, please contact
me or your local District Wildl-ife Manager.
I can be contacted at Colorado Division of Wild1ife,
526 Pine Street, Glenwood Springs, CO 81601.
Sincerely,
7h[,/u/(
Michael R. Grode
Witdlife Biologist
COLORADO DIVISION OF WILDLIFE
MG:cmf
xc:
DEPARTMEM OF NATURAL RESOURCES, Monte Poscoe, Executive Direclor r WILDLIFE COMA lSSlON,Wilbur Redden, Choirmon
Donold Fernondez, Vice Choirmon . Jomes Smiih, Secretory . Jeon K. Tool, Member . Vernon C. Willioms, Member
Michoel Higbee, Member . Som Coudill, Member o Richord Divelbiss, Member
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42lo East llth Avenue
Denver, C.ol orado SOZZO
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FAC I LITY TYPE:
SIC NO.:
. LOCATION:
RAT I ONALE
scHM r DT-T rOrOffioRN CoNST. J0 I NT VENTURE
PERMIT NUMBER: C0-0039284
GARFI ELD COUNTY
lndustrial
1t+42
The Northwest * of Section 4 Township 7 South, Range 95
West approximately 2 nile Northeast of Parachute,Colorado.
Mike Pollak L0CAL CONTACT: Eloy Manchego
Schmidt-Tiago P. 0. Box 28
Construction Co. Parachute,CO.8l535
8l5o west 49th Avenue
Wheatridge, Colorado 80033
(303)+238-9421
Colorado River
From source to confluence with
Br
13q3)+285-7720
Not appl icable because al I permi t I imi tations are
technology based effluent I imi tations, not based on
water qual i ty standards.
I !0 gpm
The Knight Pit is a sand and gravel operation that
produces gravel base course at the rate of 350 to 450
tons per hour. lt is located northeast of Parachute,
Colorado as shown in figure 2 on page 15. A crusher
is located on site but does not util ize any water.
I t i s antici pated that ground water wi I I be di scharged
to the Colorado River. One discharge point 001 has been
requested. Water will be pumped from the pit into a
ditch where settl ing wi I I occur. The outfal I of the
ditch wi I I be discharge point 001. The ditch and discharge
point wi I I be moved in a downstream di rection as mining
progresses. Figure I on page 14 of the permit shows the
approximate di scharge point location.
LEGAL CONTACT:
RECEIVING WATERS:
SUB.BASIN, SEGMENT:
CLASSIFICATION:
Q7-to (Stream low-flow) :
DES I GN FLOW:
FACILITY DESCRIPTION:
Parachute Creek
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Rationale - Page 2
PERMIT NUMBER: C0-0039284
OPERATING HISTORY AND EFFLUENT DATA:
STREAM DATA:
EFFLUENT LIMITATIONS CRITERIA:
Since this is a new facility there is no
operating history or previous effluentdata. The permittee has not submitted theone time analysis with the appl ication
since there was no water available to be
ana I yzed
Since none of the proposed effluent limita-tions in this permit are based on waterquality standards, stream data are not
relevant to this permit and-havenot been
i nc I uded.
Effluent I imitations for sand and gravel
operations are aimed at meeting Stateeffluent limitations for total suspendedsolids, oil and grease and pH. Metals are
not analyzed because it is felt that ground
water in alluvium adjacent to a stream
should reflect the ambient quality of thatstream. Frequent pH monitoring does provide
a check to determine if other outside
influences are affecting ground water Enter-
ing the pit.
The following table shows a comparison of
State and Federal effluent limitations for
the Construction Sand and Gravel subcategory.
State Effl uent
S tanda rd
Federal Best
Practicable Cr:ntrol
Technology (BPT)*
5.0-9.0
N/A
N/A
5. o-9. o
I 0.0
30/45
Pa ramete r
Colorado River B1
Stream Standard
pH (s.u.) e.o-9.0oil and grease (mg/l) N/A
TSS (mgll ) N/A
*40 CFR 4J6 Subpart C
Under the federal BPT limitations, any overflow from a facility shall not be subjectto the above limitations if the facilities are designed, constructed and maintainedto contain the volume of runoff produced from the l0 year - 24 hour precipitation
event.
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";:T:"Rationale - Page l
PERMIT NUMBER: C0-0039284
EFFLUENT LIMITATIONS:
Parameter
Based on the previous di scussion and the selection of
the most str i ngent I i mi ts , the fol lowi ng tabl e shows
the effluent I imitations and rationale for this permit:
Flow (MGD)
pH (su)
oi I and grease (mgll )
. Total Suipended Sol ids (mg/l )
Sal inity y
Limitation
N/A
5.0-9.0
10.0
30/\5/ao
Monitoring
u
Rationale
Monitoring
State Effl uent
State Effl uent
State Eff I uent
State SalinitY
S tanda rd s
Standa rds
Standards
Regulations
l/ ^-t^.--r^ c^r:-i+.,J ln "oruliance with the rrRegulations for lmplementation of the Colorado Salinity
Standards Through the NPDEa Permit Progr"ri', the permittee shall. sample for salinity
in the wastewater effluent on a monthly basis until six samples have been analyzed'
Thereafter, ,onitoring shall continue on a Quarterly basis' The Division will review
the first six months of data and determine if a waiver of numeric limitations can be
granted based on the salt-load to the river being less than one ton/day (or 350 tons/
i";.i:- li a waiver is not granted, then the permittee has an additional six months to
submit a report in accordance with the Salinity Regulations, addressing economic feasi-
bi I ity of salt-removal.
)/9tf".. SfS limitation is specif ied in 10.1.4, the 30/45 as the l0 day average and 7 day
average respectively. A wel I run operation should have I ittle problems complYinn
with ihese Iimitations, however the enforcement cost to the state can be significant
in obtaining J samples in 7 days or 30 days, which is necessary to demonstrate a
violation. -Therefore, a 50 mgll limitation as a daily maximum will also be required'
Monitoring frequencies for
this permit are as fol Iows:
0il and grease, and flow -
Suspended Sol ids - Monthl Y.
These sampl i ng frequen i ces
policy for sand and gravel
DISCUSSION AND SPECIAL CONDITIONS:
effl uent I imi tations in
weekly, PH and Total
are based on Division
mining operations.
The permittee has indicated that no bulk storage of
fuel will take place on site. Thus, an SPCC plan
wi I I not be requi red for thi s permi t.
At the first instance of discharge the permittee
shal I submit a one time analysis for the parameters
listed under B. t on page 5 of the permit.
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Rationale - Page 4
PERMIT NUMBER: C0-0039284
D I SCUSS I ON AND SPEC I AL COND I T I ONS:(continued)
This permit will be reopened and modified as
discussed on pages I0 and I I if there is a
significant change in faci 1 ity operation, a
significant change in state or federal effluent
standards, as the result of the one time analysis
submitted or at the request of the permittee.
Donald H. Simpson
May 3 , 1982
Pcmi E N€. C0-0039284
County: Garfi el d
AUTHOR I ZATI ON iO O I SCI{ARGE UNOER TTIE
ln ccrnpliance rith lhc Arovislons of thc iederal ,,Jater pallucion Cont:.olAci, :s amendcd (:: u.s.c. IzSl €r. seg.; Ehc rAc!,,) , and the colorado ,Jater
Qualicy Control Act (e5-8-tOt ec. seq., CRS, 1973 as'amended)
Schmidt-Tiago Construction Company - Corn Construction Company
Jo i nt Ventu re
is Eutiorizcd ia discharge f:-orn. Knight pit
lccaccd in the Northwest * of Section 4 Township 7 South, Range !! West
approximately 2 mi Ies Northeast of Parachute, Colorado.
iothe Colorado River
in accgrdance rith Effluent I imitations., nrni ioring requi rrrr.n€s and ochcr.cndieions s€t forth in part -l , ll, and lll herecf .
ftris pcrrii shalI bcccrrp:ffgctive ihirc7 (jo) cays af:er i,i:e cara ofrsceipt of chis pcrrnic oy ihc Aoolicant. Should E.!e Aoplicant €..loose EocanEeai any of thc efilucne I irui cations, n:oni cori ng raqui rsr€ncs or othcrcondi Eion: c:ntained hcrEin, he flust csrnp ly ,,ti lh Sicrion Zf-4-lOA CiS l?73and cJra Segulaclons ior c.la ScacE 0ischarge pErni c Syscen. iai lqrc locantcsc any :uch affiucnt lini iations, noniccring r:qui r:fienc, or o!:lc!.ccndition is €cns€flc qo :hc condicion by rhe Aooiicanr
fi'ris Scrrai c and e!:c authcrizacion io discj:arge shall expira ac ;:iclnighc,
June 30, 1987
Signcd eiis day of
CCLOMOO OE.sARTI,IE}IT OF :.iAlLiH
Gery G. Sroctenan
0 i racto r
'Jacsr QualiT Ccnr:.ol !ivision
5/81
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Ferrni E No: CO-0039284
A. EFFLUENT LlftlTATlO!{S Al{D nONITORING REQUIREHENTS (Continued)
7. ,Yon i tor i ng Requ i rements
ln order to obEain an indication of the probable compliance or
noncompliance with the eff lrJent limications specif ied in Part
l, the perrictec shall npnitor all eff luenr paramcters at chefollow.ing required frcqucncies.
,
Eff lucnt,Paranrcter l.leasurerncnt Freguency d/c/ Samole fypc f/
Flow lffOO) t/eekly lnstantaneous or
Cont i nuous
pH (sr) 6ontht y Grab
OiI and grease (mgll) t/eekly G rab
Total Suspended Solids (mgll) monthty Grab
Sal in itV ! U Quarterly Grab
Self-nonieoring samples caken in conrpliance wiEh the nronieoring requiremcnEs
specif ied abo're shall be Eaken at the following locacion(s) : 001, the outfal I of
the ditch prior to mixing with the Colorado River as shown in Figure l, Page 14.
d) /'tonicoring is requi red only during perioos oF discharEe. li "nodischargc" ocsurs, this shall be reported at Ehe soecified ireouenc.l.
(Sec Part B.)
e) ilhen che measureri!(lnt f requency ind i cated i s quarterly , chc samo I es
shaI I be col lected during Hareh, June, Septernber, anci Decenber i F
a conrinual discharge occurs. lf the discharge is intErmiEEant, :hen
samples snal I be col lectbd during the pericd chat di scharge occurs.
f) See CeFini cions, Part 8.
g) Salinity shall be measured as Total Dissolved Solids (fOS) or elec-trical conductivity where a satisfactory correlation with TDS has been
established based on a minimum of five (5) samples. Samples shall be
taken at the permitted discharge point.
h) Salinity shall be sampled on a rnonthly basis until six samples have been
analyzed. Thereafter, monitoring shal I continue on a quarterly basis.
Following submittal of the first six months of data, the Division shall
determine eligibility of a waiver of numeric Iimitations based on salt-
l-61 loading. lf a waiver is not granted, then the permittee has an additional
six months to submit a report addressing salt removal in accordance with
Regulations 3.10.0 - 3.10.5 and Appendix A.
PART I
Page 4 of I5
PERHIT N0.: C0-0039284
B. MONITORING AND REPORTING
1. Representative Sampl ing
Samples and measurements taken as required herein shall be representativeof the volume and nature of the monitored discharge.
2. Reporti ng
Monitoring results obtained during the previous 3 months shall be
summarized for each calendar quarter and reported on appl icable discharge
monitoring report forms (EpR form 3320-1), postmarked no later than the'28th day of the month following the completed quarter. For example, forthe lst quarter (January, February and March) tfre report would be mailed
on or before April 28. lf no discharge occurs during the reporting period,I'No Discharge" shall be reported.' Duplicate signed copies of these, and
3ll other reports required herein, shall be submitted to the Regional
Administrator and the State at the fol lowing addresses:
Colorado Department of Heal th U.S. Envi ronmental Protection Agency
Water Quality Control Division ' r85O Lincoln Srreet - Suite 't03
4210 East llth Avenue Denver, Colorado 80295
Denver, Colorado 80220 Attention: Enforcement - Permit ProgramAttention: Moni toring 6 Enforcement
3. Definitions
a. AItcompositettsample, for monitoring requirements, is defined as a
minimum of four (4) grab samples collected at egually spaced two (2)
hour intervals and proportioned according to flow.
b. A 'rgrabrr sample, for monitoring requirements, is def ined as a singlerrdip and take" sample col lected at a representative point in the
discharge stream.
c. An "instantaneous" measurement , for moni toring requi rements, i s
defined as a single reading, observation, or measurement usingexisting moni toring faci I i ties.
d. A rrcontinuousrr measurement, for flow monitoring requirements, is
defined as using an automatic recording device to continual Iy
measure flow.
e. A "visual'r observation, for oil and grease monitoring requirements,is defined as observing the discharge to check for the presence ofa visible sheen or floating oil. lf either of these is present, a
grab sample shall be taken and analyzed, and corrective measures
taken immediately to correct the si tuation.
2/82
B.
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Page 5 of l5
PERMIT N0.: C0-00392.'
MONITORING AND REPORTtNc (cont,d.)
4. Test Procedures
Test procedures for the anarysis of poilutants shall conform toregulations published pursuant ro Section 304 (i)-of ti" n"i,
"naColorado State Effluent Limi tations (fO. f.!), under which such proceduresmay be requ i red.
5. Record i ng of Resu I ts
For each measurement or sample taken pursuant to the requirements ofthis permi r, rhe permi rree shar r record rhe folrowiig iiiori"tion,
a. The exact place, date, and time of sampl ing;
b. The dates the analyses were performed;
c. The person(s) who performed the sampling;
d. The.person(s) who performed the analyses;
e. The analytical techniques or methods used; and
t. The results of all required analyses.
6' calculations for al I I imi tations which requi re averaging of measurementsshal I uti I ize an ari thmetic mean unless otherwi r" .pi"i iiea.
7. Addi tional Moni toring by permi ttee
lf the permittee monitors any pollutant at the location(s) designatedherein more frequentry than required by thii permit, ,rini approvedanalytical methods as specified above, the results of ru"f, *onitoringshall be included in the calculation and reporting of the valuesrequired in the Discharge Monitoring Report rom iEpn u". iizo:i), o.other forms as-required by the Diviiion. Such increased r-riqrencyshal I also be indicated.
8. Records Retention
Al I records and information resulting from the moni toring activi tiesrequired by this permit incruding ari records of anatysei peiforredand cal i bration and maintenance of instrumentation and recordings fromcontinuous monitoring instrumentation shal I be retained for a minimumof three (3) years, or Ionger if requested by the Regional Administratoror the State Water Qual i ty Control Divi s ion.
9. At the first instance of discharge, the permittee shall sample theeffluent for the following parameters and submit the results to theDivision. The following parameters shall be analyzed; pH, oil and grease,
total suspended sol ids, alkal inity and total dissolved sol ids.
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A. MANAGEI"IENT REqUIREMENTS
1. Change in Discharge
Al 1 discharges authorized herein shal I be consistent with the terms
and conditions of this permit. The discharge of any pollutant
identified in this permit more frequently than or at a level in
excess of that authorized shal I constitute a violation of the perrnit.
Any anticipated" change In discharge location, faci I ity expansions,
production increases, or process modifications which will result
in new, different, or increased discharges or pollutants must be
reported by submission of a new NPDES application or, if such changes
will not violate the eff luent limitations specif ied in this permit,
by notice to the State Water Qual ity Control Division of such changes.
Process modifications include, but are not I imited to, the introduction
of any new pollutant not previously identified in the permit, or any
other modifications which may result in a discharge of a quantity or
qual ity different from that which was appl ied for. Fol lowing such
notice, the permit may be modified to specify and limit any pollutants
not previously I imited.
?. Noncompl iance
(n) Def in it ions
(t) Upset: An exceptional incident in which there is unintentional
and temporary noncompl iance with technology-based permit
ef f 'l uent I imitat ions because of factors beyond the reasonab le
control of the permittee.
(Z) Bypass: The intentional diversion of waste streams from any
portion of a treatment faci I i ty.
(3) Severe Property Damage: Substantial physical damage to property,
to the treatment facil ities to cause them to become inoperable, or
substantial and permanent loss of natural resources which can
reasonably be expected to occur in the absence of a bypass. lt
does not mean economic loss caused by delays in production.
(B) llotification
(t) lf, for any reason, the permittee does not comply with or will be
unable to comply wi th any maximum di scharge I imi tat ions or
standards specified in this permit, the permittee shall, at a
minimum, provide the Water 0-uality Control 0ivision and EPA with
the fol Iowing information:
a) A description of the discharge and cause of noncompl iance
b) The period of noncompl iance, including exact dates and times
and/or the anticipated time when the discharge wi I I return to
compl iance; and
c) Steps being taken to reduce, el iminate, and prevent recurrence
of the noncomolying discharge.
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(2) The r'ollowing instances of nonccmpliance shall be reported orallywithin 2L hours from the time the permittee becomes aware of ihe
ci rcumstances, and a wri tten report mai led wi thin five days ofine lime tne perrnitEee becomes aware oi' cheffi
a) Any instance of noncompl iance which may endanger health or
the envi ronment
b) Any unanticipated bypass which exceeds any effiuent I imi tationin the permit
c) Any upset which exceeds any effluent I imi tation in ihe oermic(See Fed. Reg. Vol. 45, No. 98, |Z2.60 (h) For upset condicions)
d) 0aily maximum violations for any toxic pollutants or hazardous
substances I imited in PART l-A of this permir.
(3) fhe permittee shal I repori al I insiances of noncompl iance nor
reporled in "Notificationr', paragraph 2-(A)-(2) (above), at Ehetime dischar-oe monitoring reports are submitted (EpA Form 3320-1) ,
The reports shal I contain the information I isted in "Noti Fication",
paragraph 2- (B) - (t ) (above) .
(4) LJhere the permictee becomes aware thac iE fa i Ied to submit anyrelevant iacts in a permir application, or submicted incorrect
informacion in a permit applicaEion or report ro the Division,it shall promptly submit such tacts or inforrnarion.
(c ) Bypass
(t) The permittee may allow any bypass to occur whicn coes noc causeeifluent Iimitations Eo be exceeded, but onIy if it also is ior
essential maintenance Eo assure efficient operaEion. No 0ivisionnotification is required, and this case is irot subject io therequirements in paragraphs 2-(C)-(Z) chrough 2-(C)-(L), (uetow) .
(2) lf the permittee knows in advance oi the neerl for a bypass, iishall submit notice, if possible ac leasE ten days before Ehedate of the bypass, to the 0i'ris ion and che EnvironmentalProtection Agency (EpA). The bypass shal I be subjeci tcDivision approval, and limications imposed by the Di'ris ion and EpA.
/r\(Ji For an unanticipated bypass, see Ehe reguiremenEs lisred in,,Notification,', paragraph Z-(B) - (Z), (above).
(4) Bypass is prohi.biteC, and che 0ivision nav take enforcementaction against a permi icee For bypass, uniess:
a) Sypass was unavoidable [o pre\/ent loss of I iie, ;ersonalinjury, or severe oroperty Camage;
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b) rherc wers no feasible alEernatives co the bypass, such asthe use of auxiliary lreacment iaciliCies, r€!€rlCion of,untreated wasEes, or rnaintenance during nornal periods of
equipmcnc downtimc. This condi cion is not satisf ied ii chepcrraiEtee could have installed adcquatc backup equipmcnc to
Provcnt a bypass wh i ch occurred during norrna I pcrio<is ofcquipncnt dovrntinrc or prGvcnEative maintenance; and
e) The permi Eiec submi ttcd not i ccs as requi rcd in
'rNotificacion,,, paragraph Z-(B) (above)
Removco SubsCances
Solids, tludgcs, filtcr backwash, or othcr pollutan!s renrvcd in tha courlcof trcagnent or conErol of wastcwaters shall be disposcd of in a rmnncr suchas to prcvcnt any pollucant from such materials from entcring '.retsrs oF chq
S ra ta.
Facil itics 0psration
The pcrmitcec shall at all Eimes maintain in good ,,,orking order andopar.tc as efficicntly a! pos!iblc all creatrncnt or conciol Faciliciecor lystcms instalied or used by ths pcrmittca Eo achieve compliancawith thc tanns and conditions of this pcrmic.
Advcr:c lmpact
The pcrrni Etee shal I take al I rcasonablc ltcps to rnininiae any advcrscimpact lo watcrs of the SCate rcsulting fron noncompllance wlch anyefflucnc limitarions spccificd in this perniE, inctuding such accelcraEedor addicional npnicoring as nccessary Eo detcrmine Ehc nature and i,noaciof ihc noncomplying discharEc.
5. Any gischarge co chc wacars of che Scate frorn a point source ochcr chanspcci fieal ly authorieed is prohibi ced.
7. Rcduct ion, Loss, or Fai I urc of Treatmcnt Faci I i cy
(A) Thc perraitisc shal l, Co chc extcnt nacrssary to fleintain €gmpl iancc wiihics pcrrni!' con!rol produciion, or al I dischargas, or boch unti I iheiaci I ity is regcored or an alternacive rncthod iF rrcac"ent is arovidod.
(8) rhis provision also applics to p6tcr failurqs, unless an altcrnacivepobr€r sourca suff icient lo op€ratc cha wastarater control iaci I i ciesis providcd.
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B. RESPONSIBILITIES
1. Right to Entry
The permittee shall allow the Director of the State Uater Quality Control0ivision, the EPA Regional Administrator, ahd/or thei r authorized repre-sentative, upon the presentation of credentials:
(A) To enter upon the permitteers premises where a regulated facility oractivity is located or in which any records are required to be keptunder the terms and conditions of this permit;
(B) At reasonable times to have access tobe kept under the terms and conditions
any monitoring equipment or monitoring
and copy any records required toof this permit and to inspect
method required in the permit; and
(c) To enter upon the permitteers premises to reasonably investigate anyactual, suspected, or poteniial source of water poliution, or anyviolation of the Colorado Water Quality Control Act" The investigationmay include, but is not limited to, the Following: sampling of anydischarge and/or process waters, the taking of photographs, - interviewingof any Persons having any knowledge related to the discharge, permit,or alleged 'riolation, and access to eny and all facilities or areaswithin the permitteers premises that may have any affect on thedischarge, permit, or alleged violation.
2. Duty to Provide lnformation
The permittee shall furnish to the Division, within a reasonable time, anyinformation which the Division may request to determine whether causeexists for modifying, revoking and reissuing, or terminating this permit,or to determine compl iance with this permit.
3. Transfer of 0wnership or Control
ln the event of any change in control or ownership of facilities from whichthe authorized discharges emanate, the permirtee shal I noti fy the succeedingowner or controller of the existence of this permit by letter, a copy ofwhich shall be fonnrarded to the Regional Administrator and the state Water
Qual ity Control 0ivision
4. Availability of Reports
Except ior data determined to be confidential under jection 308 of the Actanci Regulations for the State Discharge Permit System 6.!.8, all reportsprecared in accordance with the terms of this permi: shall be available forpublic inspection at the off ices of the Stare Warer Qual icy Control Divis ionand the Regional Administrator
As required by the Act, effluent data shall not be consiiered confidential.Knowingly making any false statement on anv such recor: i.,r6v rasult ;n theimposition of criminal penalties as provideC:or in Secricn 309 of :ne,Act,and Sect ion 25-8-610 C.R.S. 1g73.
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PERHIT N0: C0-00392845. Permit Hodifica
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After notice and opportunity fo. a hearing, the permit may be modified,suspended, or revoked in vrhole or in part during its term for cause including,but not iimited to, the Following:
(A) violation of any terms or conditions of this permit;
(B) 0btaining this permic by misrepresentation or failure to discloseful ly al I relevant facts;
(c) A change in any condition which results in a temporary or per,ranentreduction, eliminaEion, addition or increase of the permitied discharge.(changes in lJater Qual ity sEandards, control regulation or duly promulgatedplans would qualify as',a change in any conditiin.,');
(D) This permit shall be rnodif ied, or alternatively, revoked and reissued, tocomply with any applicable effluent standard or limitation issued or approvedunder sections 301 (b) (2)(c), and (D),304 (u) (zl, ""a-joi ("i til "F-ti"-'clean \{ater Act, if the effluent standart or t imitation so issueo or approved/t \(l) contains cifferent conditions or is otherwise more stringent thanany ef f luerrt limitaticn in the permir; o,-(2) Controls any pollutant not limited in the permit.The Permit as rnocjif ied or reissued under this paragraph shall also containany other requi rements of fhe Act then appl icable. _or-
(g) Changes and addit ions . in c,;ntrol requlat ions.
(F) Data submitred pursuanc co part 1.8.9 of this permit indicates apotent ial for violat ion of instream water qualit.T standards andlorestabr ished classi fications and numeric standards.
Toxic Pol lutants
N9!:ithstanding "permit Hodif ica{-i.on", paragraph B-5 (above), if a toxicef f luent standard or prohibition (incir,ting'"ni'r.hedure of compriancespecified in such effluent standard or prohibilion) is esrabl ished underSection 307 (a) of the Act for a toxic pollutant rvhich is present in thedischarge and such standard or prohibition is more stringent than anylimitation tor such pollutant in this perniit, this prermit shall be revisecjor nndif ied irr accordance with the toric effluent standard or prohibitionand the permi ttee so not i fied.
Civil and Criminal Liability
E'xcept as provided in permit cond it ions o* ,,Bypass ing,, (n-z- (c) ana"ReducEion, Loss, or Failure of Treatmenr Faciiity,,, (A-Z), nothing in thispermit shal I be construed to relieve the permittee f rom civil or criminalpenalties for noncompriance. (see Fed. neg. voi. rr5, No.9g, rzz.60).
0il and Hazardous SubstarceLiabi I ity
Nothing in this permit sha, be construed to preclude the institution of anylegal action or rerieve the peirict"u rro,n-"ni.lrponribiriries, riabirities,
:; r;:"i:l:'r" which rhe permirree is or mav be subjecr under iection 3,
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9. State Laws
Nothing in this permit shal I be construed to preclude the institution of anyiegal action or relieve ihe permittee from any responsibilities, liabiliEies,or penalties establ ished pursuant to any appl icable State law or regulationunder authori ty preserved by Section 5lO oi thu R"t.
r0.Permit Violations
Fa i I ure to comp I y wi th any termsbe a violat ion of th is permit.and,/or conditions of this permit shall
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The issuance of chis permit does not convey any property rights in eitherreal or personal.property' or any exclusive privi lefes,'no.'ao"t it authorize?nI !njury to private property or any invasion of personar rights, nor anyinfringernent of Federar, State or rocar raws or regurations.
Severability
rhe provisions of this permit are severable, and if any provisions of thispermit, or the appl ication of any provision of this permit to any circumstance,is held lnvalid, the applicacion of such provision to other circumstances,and the remainder of this permit shar r not be affected thereby.
At the request of a permitiee, the 0ivision may modify or terminate a permigand issue a new permit if the following conditlons are me!:(A) fhe Regional ,Admin istrator has been nor if ied of the proposed modi f i -cation or termination,and does not object in writing *iiirin chiray(10) aays of rece i pr of not i f i cat i on;'and(B) rhe Division finds that tne permi ttee has shown reasonable groundsconsistenl rvith the Federal and Scate statutes, and regulations Forsuch modi fication or Eerminat ion; and(C) Reguirements of publ ic notice have been mec.
The filing of a request by the permirtee for a permit modification, revokationand reissuance, or termination, or a notification oF pranned "i"ig". o..anticipated noncompl iance, does not stay any permi t concji tion.
It shal I not be a defense for a permittee in an enforcement action that it wouldbe necessary Eo halt or reduce the permiEted activicy in order Eo maintaincompl iance wi th Che cond i r ions of ih i s permi E.
Signatory Requi remenc
All applications, reports, or information submitted Eo che Division shall besigned and ceriified.
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B. GENERAL REQU I REHENTS
l' The permittee shall not discharge'after the expiration date of thispermlt without authorization. in order to receive authorization todischarge after the expiration date, the permittee shall, no laterthan 180 days prior to the expiration date of this permit, submlt anew NPOES application and fees as required by the permit issuingauthor i ty.
Z. The permittee is requi red to submi t a fee as s.etSection 25-8-502 c.R.S. 1973 as amended. i"i Iurerequired fee is a violation of this permit and wisuspension of said permit and enforcement action25-8-601 et. s€9., 1973 as amended
3. Within sixty (60) aays of the effective date of this permir, thePermi ttee shal I fi le a statement with the Envi ronmental protection
Agency and the State Water Qual i ty Control oivis ion which shal Icontain the.names of the person or persons who are designated toreport condi t ions as noted in ,Noncompl iancer', part t I ,
-Sect ion A,Paragraph 2, and as referenced in ,'0ir and Hazardous SubstanceLiabil ity", PART il, section B, paragraph g. rh"-p"rriiiee srrarrcontinually update this list as chantes'occr{r at the faci li ty.
4. Within three (l) months after the effective date of this permit, aflow-measuring device shar r be instar red at ar I discharge'points.At the reguest of the Regional Administrator of the EnvironmentalProtection Agency or the Director of the State Water Quality ControlDivision, the permittee must be able to show proof of the accuracyof any flow-measuring device used in obtaiiing data submitted inthe monitoring report. The flow-measuring device must indicatevalues withi! len (r0) percent of the actJar fiow beiig ciscnargeafrom the facility.
5. 0ischarge points shall be so designed or modified that a sampre ofthe eff'luent can be obtained at a point after the final ireatmentprocess a.nd prior to discharge to state waters.
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ADDITI0NAL DEFINtTt0NS (Applies ro Gravel pi ts)
l. The term'rpoint source't means any discernible, confined, and discreteconveyance, including but not I imited to any pipe, channel, ditch,tunnel , condui t, wel I , di screte fi ssure, or'container from whichpollutants are or may be discharged into waters of the State.
2' The term "discharge'r means any addition of any pollutant or pollutantsto waters of the State, from any point source.
3. The term tr10-year, 24-hour precipitation eventrr rneans the maximum24-hour precipitation event (usually indicated in inches) witrr aprobable reoccurrence interval of once in l0 years.
4' The term rrdeactivated point, means any Iocation previously specifiedas a permitted discharge point, where active mining and mininq-related activities have ceased and where reclamatiin has progiessedto a state iudged sufficient to the water Qual ity Control Diiision.Any location having been identified and classi fied as a ,'deactivatedpoint, in writing shall be considered as such for permitting,-ronitoring,and enforcement purposes.
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DATE: I'{arch 12, 1.982
To: Garfi.el-d county clerk, p.o. Bo:< 640, Glerrwood springs, co 8-r-602
FRON: Jay Lucas, Reclamation Specialist
Pursuant to ilte req'ur.rement of the colorad.o Mjned R.ecl.amation Act*to inform countjes and certain municipalities of DeveLopment artd Extract:on(i'e' nining) Pernit appTications ftled with this office, pJease know tha,_Schmidt-Tiago Constructicn Co. - Corn Construction Co.has fiTed an
appTication for a permit ro rnine aggr:egate
at the foTTotring 7ega7 description: NE% of Section 5 and NWla of Section 4,
Mrt{HD LAhtm HIICLAMATIoilt DlvtstoN64o,,..DAVID C. SHELTOil Director
proIuses to recLairn the srte foI _ agr:iculture .?hepersons to fiLe siatemerts regardi"s ffia hearing before the Mined Land. Reclanption Board to considerof a Pe:rmzt Ls _<et by 1aw; for infotnation pfease c:ll t.h:,.
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ARTMEI.IT OF NATURAL RESOUHCES
M6nte Pascoe, Executrve Drrector
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Governor
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Prior ta Board approvaT the appJicant,s proposed nining and. recjamationplans must .be in confornerice with TocaL zonlng ordinances, subcli,risionreguTationst or naster pian. pursuant to sections 34-i2-709(6) anc34'32-1i5(e) of the CoTora,io t4ined LanC RecLanation Act, c.R.S. 34-32-lol.et seq.' , please inform the Mined Land. RecLamation Division as to tl]e statusof the above captloned site with regard to canformance with gour Jocalzoning Taws ' The attached sheec is provid.ed so that gou night arsr/er us jna convenient, quick ilanner.
If we.4o ngt hear from Vou befele llay L2, Lg82 we wiJT a.s.sumetlrat t"he above ryffd *--_ , __ _=.:
A7so, the appTicant is:equrred to pTace a coptl of the appTication fot publicinspection with the cLerk of the countg in which the propo.sed mjne.rs sj.tuated.'rt Ls the Board's uncerstanding tiat t.he Act :.ntexd.s for the appTication tobe made avaiLabfe for pubTic review and conment.2.n an area c-io-su to tnu mine;it is not intended that it be made a part of public record bg record.ing.
The Board js tentativeTg scheriu-Zed to consider thjs appTication on llay_J!-27-:-
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we appteciate gour cooperation jn this matier and wiTl be happg to answer anvguestions.
Jay Lucas*Artjc-le 32 of TitLe 3d, coTor,ado Reyjsed statutes J97 j, as amended.Rey.2/70
423 Centennial Building, 1313 sherman street Denver, cotorado 80203 Tel. (303) g66-3567
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P.O. BOX 84O.DENVER, COLORADO 80201
Nlarc)t Z, 1982
Mr. Mike Pol1ak
Schmidt-Tiago Construction Co.
3000 Youngsfield, Room jgO
Lakewood, CO 8021S
Dear ivlr. Po11ak:
Re: Request to locate Haul Road Across public service company's
This letter is written to aclsrowledge your request to constructa haul road underneath the public s6rvice companys cameo-Rifle250,000 volt electric transmission line locai8J m sections 4and 5, Township Z .sg."rh,.Range 95 west, Garfieid county, ai strownon the attached Exhibit A.
Please be advised tirat public service company is willing to coop-erate yith you in locating this roadway airos, its righi of way'providing the proposed roadway will rrot irrt"rfere with or consti-tute a hazard to the safe tise, operation and maintenance of theConpanys transnission line facilities.
Prior to any formal.approval of the roadway by the company, we musthave an actual on sitb- location of the ,oib*^v rritr, * accurate mea-surement of the distance from the edge of the propos"a ,orJ*ry-tothe nearest transmission structure. -This info'rnntion is needed inorder for the conpany to determine if u.ry proi"Ltir" measures arerequired at the structure locations arrd what kind of conductorclearance we will have over the roadway. Any protective measuresrequired to protect_the gonprry's faciiities oi raising of the
::"9y:1"I: ::_pp"ide safe groi_na clearance-o.,r", the r5adwry nn rtDe pald to the company in advance. -lJpon the company's approvalof the location of th'e proposed roaawly, ah; a;rerny will issuey,oy ., I'icense Agreement setting forth tn" te.* ind- conditions onwnl9n the Joint us^e of- the_right of way will be approved. I haveenclosed a copy of such a license agreement for your review.
Let me again assure you that Ure company is willing to cooperate with
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GARFIELD trOUNTY
PLANNING DEPARTMENT
GLENWCIOD SpRtNGS, trOLtrRADO Al6Bl
BLAKE AVENUE PHONe 945-A212
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T0: Terry L. Bowman
FROM: Ralph Freedman via phone conversation on March 18, L}BZ
Parachute has concerns'in regards to the following:
1) [.leight-bearing capacity of County Road 301;
2) Volume of trips generated;
3) Dust control on affected roads.
The recommendation is that the county have the applicant address
said concerns in a respons"ible manner.
N0TE: Ralph Freedman, Parachute Town Administrator, will attend
the public hearing before the County Board of Conrnissioners on
March 29, 1982 to voice his concern.