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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1.03 Operating PlanMRI May 2012 Appendix B Operating Plan Site Operating Plan Traffic Flow Plans Regional Map Residences Map Zoning Map Vicinity Map 6 Limited Impact Review Appendix B [This page was left blank intentionally.] Mountain Roll -Offs, Inc. Solid Waste Division Site Operating Plan for Solid Waste Transfer Station and Recycling Center Site Operating Plan 1 7.2.1 GENERAL DATA AND MAPS MOUNTAIN ROLL -OFFS, INC. PHYSICAL ADDRESS 1058 County Road 100 Carbondale, CO 81623 Garfield County, Colorado 970-963-3435 (Phone) 970-963-4205 (Fax) MAILING ADDRESS P. O. Box 1474 Carbondale, CO 81623 LEGAL DESCRIPTION PLEASE REFER TO "THE LAND SURVEY PLAT OF IRMW PARCEL II" (SOPRIS ENGINEERING) IN THE EXHIBITS APPENDIX. Site Operating Plan 2 IN THE EVENT OF AN EMERGENCY THE FOLLOWING SHALL BE NOTIFIED, EACH HAVE AUTHORIZATION TO TAKE CORRECTIVE ACTION IN AN EMERGENCY: HERMAN AARDSMA, SOLID WASTE SUPERVISOR 1058 COUNTY ROAD 100 CARBONDALE, CO 81623 RICH HOWELL, DIRECTOR OF SAFETY 1058 COUNTY ROAD 100 CARBONDALE, CO 81623 DON VAN DEVANDER, GENERAL MANAGER 1058 COUNTY ROAD 100 CARBONDALE, CO 81623 OTHER EMERGENCY CONTACTS SHERIFF, FIRE, AND RESCUE AMBULANCE 970-309-1101 970-319-8193 970-390-8340 911 911 OTHER IMPORTANT CONTACTS VALLEY VIEW HOSPITAL 970-945-6535 CARBONDALE FIRE & RESCUE (NON -EMERGENT) 970-963-2491 GARFIELD COUNTY SHERIFF (NON -EMERGENT) 970-945-0453 GARFIELD COUNTY ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH 970-625-5200 ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY (EPA) 866-372-7745 Site Operating Plan 3 C) REGIONAL MAP AND SERVICE AREA Please see "REGIONAL MAP OF SERVICE AREA FOR PROPOSED MRI TRANSFER STATION — CARBONDALE, CO" on the next page. Site Operating Plan 4 ONY REGIONAL MAP OF SERVICE AREA FOR PROPOSED MR1 TRANSFER STATION-CARBONDALE, CO X ! E. V li 1 1 t 'J IF w cars ` a ._ ;, # - want -A reg - ., �� 1 l''..11.11•1 Colt- • ate: 47 1 f al pp J ,� • 1'Ial�MiyCie*1'TL� f PL w �1 - * ' I_.4 PIJKIN'' P 1 ` �. Srlo i1L w�wwri{a4w•wwynr p4ti; w J L • '411 - . 0011111•• Aree Recl . i� * `• II egl.r �.16GI n+' Ps qn Fa1P1! r,riI +J • `+ 1N. • Ip::„,, -21 4 ( �M r r$ 1 €-:51=R ,lII. i... S ' 1 - 4 a -_ Site Operating Plan 5 D) VICINITY MAP Please see "VICINITY MAP — IRMW PROPERTY- PROPOSED MRI TRANSFER STATION" and "AERIAL MAP & RESIDENCES — IRMW II PROPERTY - PROPOSED MRI TRANSFER STATION" on the following pages. Site Operating Plan 6 Site Operating Plan 7 AERIAL MAP & RESIIIENCES-IRMW II PROPERTY-PROPOSED MRI TRANSFER S'1'TION Site Operating Plan 8 E) SITE MAP AND ADJACENT PROPERTIES Please see "THE LAND SURVEY PLAT OF IRMW PARCEL II" (SOPRIS ENGINEERING) and "MRI WASTE TRANSFER/RECYCLING CENTER, SITE PLAN, SHEET 1 of 3" in the Exhibits Appendix and "VICINITY & ZONING MAP — IRMW PROPERTY — PROPOSED MRI TRANSFER STATION" on the next page. Site Operating Plan 9 Site Operating Plan 10 F) SITE MAPS AND ALL PROPOSED STRUCTURES Please see "MRI WASTE TRANSFER/RECYCLING CENTER, TRAFFIC FLOW EXHIBIT, MID-DAY, SHEET 1 of 1" and "MRI WASTE TRANSFER/RECYCLING CENTER, TRAFFIC FLOW EXHIBIT, MORNING & END OF DAY, SHEET 1 of 1" in the Exhibits Appendix. Site Operating Plan 11 7.2.2 DESIGN CRITERIA 1) Unloading and loading areas are approximately 5,000 square feet in size, more than adequate to facilitate unloading from the collection vehicles and the unobstructed movement of vehicles. 2) The floor is constructed of concrete and equipped with multiple drains and storage tanks to contain all liquids that are present when transferring solid waste from collection vehicles to transfer vehicles. 3) Solid waste handling shall be confined to the smallest practical area. Handling of all materials will be supervised by trained competent personnel at all times. All employees will be trained and familiar with proper operational procedures. 4) Sufficient internal storage areas are available to provide for incoming solid waste. (Please see to scale Site Plans in the Exhibits Appendix). 5) Proper ventilation and exhaust ventilation removal systems will be installed throughout the building. 6) Concrete barriers will be installed to prevent trucks and machinery from backing into pits while unloading (Please see to scale Site Plans in the Exhibits Appendix). Site Operating Plan 12 ON-SITE ROADWAYS 1) All roadways are designed to accommodate expected traffic flow in a safe and efficient manner. All roadways will have posted traffic flow signage. 2) The exterior roadways are constructed of either asphalt or approved gravel/mag chloride roads. All interior roadways are constructed of concrete. All roadways are capable of withstanding expected loads. 3) All roadways will be kept free from debris and snow. Roadways will be passable in all weather conditions. 4) Public dumping areas will be clearly marked and separated from large commercial vehicles coming into the transfer station and recycling center. Site Operating Plan 13 EQUIPMENT Solid tire skidsteers (2) and solid tire front end loaders (1) will be used to push trash from the dumping floor to the transfer vehicles. Solid tire skidsteers (1) and small track hoes (1) will be used in recycling operations of construction and demolition debris. Conveyor belts, magnets, plastic separation devices, and an Eddy Current machine (aluminum machine) will be used to process and separate all comingled recyclables. Site Operating Plan 14 GATE & FENCING All processing of solid waste will occur indoors. Facility will have large garage doors at entrance and exit of the building. Doors will eliminate unauthorized persons and vectors from accessing the facility while closed. Site Operating Plan 15 SIGNS Signs will be posted at all access points to the facility. Hours of operation, acceptable solid waste materials, and those not accepted will be placed at both the entrance and at the scale house. Emergency telephone numbers and contacts will be posted at the entrance, exit, and scale house. Proper signage will be found throughout the transfer station. Site Operating Plan 16 BUFFER ZONE MRI transfer station complies with all Garfield County regulations regarding buffer zones and distance to nearest adjoining landowner. Site is zoned industrial and isolated from residential properties by the 100" wide RFTA Trail Corridor and County Road 100. (Please see to scale Site Plans in the Exhibits Appendix). Site Operating Plan 17 7.2.3 OPERATIONS STANDARDS A) WASTE CHARACTERIZATION MRI Transfer Station will accept non -hazardous solid waste along with the following recyclables: • Co -mingled recyclables (plastics 1-7, aluminum, glass bottles and tin. • Newspapers. • Office paper. • Cardboard. • Magazines. • Metal. • Wood. • Clean Concrete. Solid waste will be brought to the facility using frontload, rearload, sideload, and roll -off trucks. Approximately 100 tons of solid waste material will come into and leave the building daily. Estimated 20 tons of recyclable materials will be processed on a weekly basis. Solid waste will be cleared from floor at the end of each work day. All solid waste will be taken to a state approved landfill within 24 hours of arrival at the transfer station. The MRI transfer station and recycling center capacity is 300 tons per day. Site Operating Plan 18 B) SUPERVISION The MRI Transfer Station & Recycling Center will be staffed at all times by trained Solid Waste handlers and at least one Manager will be on duty at all times during operating hours. Site Operating Plan 19 C) PERSONNEL All personnel will be properly trained and required to attend weekly and monthly safety meetings. A lead operator and/or facility supervisor will be on site at all times. Training requirements, daily job duties, and inspection reports will be kept on file on site and in our main office with Safety Manager, Rich Howell. Site Operating Plan 20 D) NUISANCE CONDITIONS All reasonable measures will be taken to collect, properly contain, and dispose of all solid waste materials. Staff will police the drop areas every hour to ensure all materials remain inside the building. The facility will be managed to limit noise, dust, and odor. MRI employees will put forth a strong effort to make sure the facility remains free of vectors and health hazards. Important components of daily operations that will minimize nuisance conditions are: • All waste hauling will occur in covered trucks. • All dumping and transfer will occur indoors in the main building. • All trash will be removed that day or within 24 hours. • Any trash stored overnight will be covered. • Regular cleaning of concrete floor (end of day and as -needed during the day). • State-of-the-art Odor Control System installed in main building. Site Operating Plan 21 E) OFF SITE WATER The MRI Transfer Station and Recycling center has interior floor drains to contain all liquids that may be brought in with non -hazardous solid waste vehicles. All transfer operations will occur indoors and will not be subject to stormwater runoff impacts. All surface water and run-off collection infrastructure has been engineered to handle events exceeding a 24 hour 25 year storm and per Garfield County requirements. Please see "MRI WASTE TRANSFER/RECYCLING CENTER, SITE PLAN, SHEET 1 of 3" in the Exhibits Appendix. Site Operating Plan 22 F) FIRE PROTECTION Fire protection equipment is present at three different locations within the facility. A fire protection plan is on file in the on duty manager's office. All personnel will be thoroughly trained and take part in a fire drill at least one time each year. Site Operating Plan 23 G) OPERATIONAL RECORDS Records will be maintained for both the solid waste and all recyclable materials. Daily logs are calculated by the manager on duty and the scale house attendant. The daily log consists of: • Quantity of material. • Type of material. • Date and time of material in. • Date and time of material out. • Truck number and driver assigned to each load. • Location material is being transferred to. Records will be kept in the Facility Supervisors office as well as MRI's main office located at 1058 County Road 100 Carbondale, Colorado 81623. Site Operating Plan 24 H) CONTINGENCY PLAN Contingency plans are posted at each entrance, dump location and exit throughout the building. Employees will be properly trained and prepared in case the following incidents occur or emergency contacts need to be made: • Hazardous materials incident. • Emergency response contacts. • Equipment information. • Contamination of Surface water or ground water. • Nuisance conditions. • Alternate solid waste handling procedures should MRI Transfer Station be unable to operate or incur delays due to fires, heavy traffic, equipment breakdown, hot loads, and/or other emergencies. Site Operating Plan 25 I) CLEANING FACILITIES The dumping floor will be cleaned at the end of each day. The floor will be free of debris and all other loose materials. Once clear, the floor will be washed down and all waste water contained in underground tanks. The containment tanks and loading pit will be checked regularly. The pumping of tanks and cleaning of the pit will occur on a regularly scheduled basis and as needed. Site Operating Plan 26 J) STANDING WATER All floors will be kept free of standing water. All drainage from cleaning areas shall be contained in tanks than pumped into approved trucks for hauling to South Canyon landfill or other approved site. Site Operating Plan 27 K) ADEQUATE STORAGE The MRI Transfer Station has over 20,000 square feet of storage space available for incoming solid waste and recyclable materials. (Please see facility site maps in the Exhibits Appendix) Solid wastes and recyclables will be transferred from collection vehicle to transfer vehicle on the same day it arrives at the transfer station. No materials will remain on the tipping floor overnight. Putrescible solid waste will transfer from the transfer station as soon as the transfer vehicle is full or within 24 hours. Transfer vehicles will be cleaned on a regularly scheduled basis and when needed. The MRI Transfer Station and Recycle Center has adequate off street parking for facility vehicles. Site Operating Plan 28 L) SOLID WASTE All solid waste at MRI Transfer Station and Recycle Center will be transferred as soon as possible. All solid wastes arriving at transfer station that are not transferred within 24 hours will be stored in a closed bed transfer vehicle that is approved by the State of Colorado. The storage vehicles will deter water, birds, insects, rodents and other vectors from interfering with wastes. Site Operating Plan 29 M) FINAL DISPOSAL OF SOLID WASTE. All solid waste will be transferred to a state approved solid waste disposal site and/or facility. Site Operating Plan 30 N) WATER SUPPLY The MRI Transfer Station and Recycle Center will have 100,000 gallons of stored water for use on site for: • Nuisance control. • Fire mitigation. • Dust control. • Construction purposes. • Truck wash. Site Operating Plan 31 7.2.4 CLOSURE PLANS In the event that the MRI Transfer Station shall be closed, either temporarily or permanently, the closure plan consists of the following: • The State of Colorado Department of Heath will be notified in writing. • Garfield County will be notified in writing. • Local fire district will be notified in writing. • All solid waste will be hauled to an approved landfill or facility. • The facility floor will free from debris and washed down and cleaned thoroughly. • All contained liquids will be pumped and taken to an approved landfill or facility. • The containment tanks will be washed; all liquids will be pumped and taken to an approved landfill or facility. • All transfer vehicles will be cleaned of debris and materials taken to an approved landfill or facility. • The loading pit will be covered safely so that no one or thing will be hurt. Site Operating Plan 32 Exhibits Appendix Land Survey Plat of IRMW Parcel II (Sopris Engineering) Site Plan Truck Route Truck Route AM — PM Site Operating Plan 33 [This page was left blank intentionally.] LAND SURVEY PLAT OF: IRMW PARCEL 11 A parcel of land situated in Lots 12,14, & 15, of Section 35, Lots 15 & 24 of Section 36, Township 7 South, Range 88 West of the 6th Principal Meridian, Lot 4 of Section 1, Lots 1 & 2 of Section 2, Township 8 South, Range 88 West of the 6th Principal Meridian, County of Garfield, State of Colorado SHEET 1 O 1 5OO� y�� NW ou` ROAO1 cu SOMME UNE TABLE UNE BEAKING LEN01H Ll N 45'4'4' w 50.07 L2 N 90'4'4" W 00.07 L9 N 7R'1'09" W 150117 u N WNW w 130.4' L5 N ammo' W 100.07 LS N 7095.09" W MOM LT N Trope W 125.01E 111 N1575'4'E 15.07 L9 N 771'09" W 75.07 L10 N TYm'OR' W 15091E 1.11 N 44'55'59" W 5948 1.12 N 0731'59" W ORA, L13 50724'44'E ea.M. GRAPHIC SCALE EU 100 200 LIN FEET) 1 Inch -140 VICINITY MAP SCALE: 1'=147 _ o ARiNG 32108- .614,439 CO 66429oSLIf las 00451° EITLAilantEENY ""eWygr 4. Ifsa•Lit 031(e 80. 23h OEED 1p EPoWg0 R, yt•N Zama; 41U - ✓dila - Nal g6�17�5 rrteA4 RFs/ 167410400 �, res JAcny84 uc ,, IRMW PARCEL!! PROPERLY DESCRIPTION 0^'�t'LA9oe TTi t°RP ue°A� 14R0 A34 S AfLa,�.���'Ata aeryq,Oaraf fte 2339 PARect 3,..3.12:689. acres R. r A parcel of land situated In Lots 12,14 & 15 of Section 35, Township 7 South, Range 88 West of the 6th Prindpal Meridian, Lots 15 & 24 ofSection 36, Township 7 South, Range RR West of the fith Principal Meridian, lnt4 of Section 1, Township R South, Range RRWest of the fith Principal Meridian and Lot 1 of Section 2,Townshlp 8 South, Range 88 West of the 6th Principal Meridian, Garfield County, Colorado. Saki parcel of land being more particularly described as follows: Beginning at the northeast boundary Omer of Govemment Lot 4, Section 1, Township S South, Range 88 West of the fith Principal Meridian; monumented by a 116 rebar end r aluminum cap L5. #28643 properly marked and found In place; thence 5.02'14'44"E along the easterly boundary of said Government Lot 4,a distance of 66.29 feet m a point being the northeasterly boundary comer of that parcel of land described In Book 967 at Page 777 of the Garfield County records; thence along the northerly boundary of said parcel of land recorded In Book 967 at Page 777 the fallowingfour (3) courses: 1) S.8936'52'Wv a distance of 525.68 feet; 2) S.R0'1000'W., adlstance ofl,20L06fe t 3) N.88'27021'W., a distance of 360.00 feet; 134' thence leaving said northerly boundary of said parcel of land recorded In Book 967 at Page777thence N38'151001E., a dIuance o830.0Ofeet thence N.86'00'00'W., a distance of 444.00 feet; thence NA5'0000'W., a distance of 50.00 feet; thence N.900000'W., a distanced 60.00feet thence N.78'00'00"W., a distance of 150.00 feet; thence N.833000"W., a dlstanoe of 130.00 feet thence N.78'10030'W., a distance of 10100 Feet thence N.76 25'60'W., a distance of 100.O0feet thence N.72'30'O0'W., a distance of125.00 feet thence N.1515'00'E., a distance of75.00 feet thence N.70'00'00"W., a distance 475.00 feet thence N.77'00100'W., a distance of 190.00feet thence NA4'55'591W,,a dlatanceof 54.45 feet too point on the southerly Right -of -Way of the Denver & Rio Grande Rallmad-Aspen Brandi as defined on the Carbondale Segment Railroad Right -of -Way Survey preformed by Farnsworth Group for the Roaring Fork Transit Authority; thence along said southerly Right -of -Way 5.87'34'42'E., a distance of 675.00 feet m e palm on the southerly boundary line of a pardon the J.W. Campbell & M.D. Campbell Cbfrns (Including Lots 12 & 13 of Section 35, and Lot 15 of Section 36, Township South, Range BB West &50h Principal Meridian) also being a point on the northerly boundary of Government Lot 14, Section 3511, Township 7 South, Range B8 West ofthe fah Principal Meridian monumented by e found N6 mbar and 31/4 inch aluminum IR.F.T.A. Right -of -Way) cap LS. 816401; thenceakmg Bald southerly boundary of said palm limas N.89'17'55'E., a distance of 1,637.67 feet toa point on the said southerly Right -of -Way monumented by a found 86 rebar and 31/4inch aluminum (R.F.T.A. Right -of -Way) cap 1.5.616901; thenoe leaving the southerly boundary of said Claim fines N.86'52'34'E., along said southerly Right -of -Way a distance of 4DA8 feet to a point on the westerly boundary of a parcel of land desalbed In Book 913 at Page 635 of the Garfield County records; thence leaving said southerly Right -of -Way 5.00910'O0'E., along the boundary&said parcel of bnd described in Book 913 at Page 635 a distance of 299.23 feet; thence continuing along the boundary of said parcel of land described In Book 913 at Page 6355.522235'E, a distance of 713.38 feet to point being on the northerly boundary of Government let 4, Section 1, Tow7Nhlp8 South, Range 88 West of the 6th Prindpal Meridian; ThenceconUnuing along the boundary of aald parcel of land described In Book913 at Page 635 and the northerly boundary of said Garemment Lot 4, 5.89'31'59'E., a distance of 38.08 feet to the northeast boundary comer ofsaid Government Let 4, the point of beginnll& Said parcel of land containing 35.314 aures, more or los. COUNTY DF GARFIELD STATE OF COLORADO NOTICE: A0090E16 TO 0909PJOO LAW 31x1 MUST I ANENCE ANY LEGAL Amro BASE UPON AW R6ECT NTHNEURV WTIHNTNEEYOAS AFTER WM FRET 099T0SER SIOI DEFER. IN W EYENTMAYNTACTEN TFAAfNOAIIXF OSTE Of CERFFIG1gN MOWN MFEMM7MNW TEM NOTES eeem Jan cta I '1 i.-'jrC'''FYyY4`,11,:kZ$,:41`4,N 5 80.18•00'W 1201.66 FOUND RS WWI 1e FL4,1CC4 lA 020443 DYP.J gSpaA�GPLA s _ 418104 a=POINT �� 1) Date of Survey. September 2003. Updated December201L 2) Date of Preparation: April 2012. 3) Bass of Bearing A hearing of 5 6931'06" E between the found g6 mbar with a 2' aluminum op L5.15710 monumenling the 1/4 corner of Sections 35, Township 7 South, Range 88 West of the fith P.M. and Section 2 Township 8 South, Range 88 Wes ride 6th P.M. and the found 86 rebar with a 3Ys" aluminum cap LS. 28643 monumentingg the common corner for Sections 35 & 36 Township 7 South, Range B6 Wes of the 6th P.M. and Sections 1 & 2, Township 8 South, Range 88 West of the 5th P.M. as shown. 4) Basis of Survey: the United States General Land Office (U.S.G.LO.) Survey Plat accepted by the United Sates Surveyor General's Office on November 6, 1885, the Supplemental Diagram of Claims as accepted November 16,18®, the Supplement Diagram &Claims as accepted March 31,1991 all (3) within Township 7South, Range 88 West of the fith p.m.; The(U.S.G.LO.) Supplemental Diagram of Claims as accepted on March 31, 1891, The (U.5.G.L0.)Supplemental Diagram of Claims es accepted on January 25, HBO both wlthlnTownshlp B South, Range 88 West of the 6th p.m.a boundary survey map prepared by K.K&NA fora portion ofthe Nleslanik Ranch within Section 2, Township 8, South Range 88 West of the 6th P.M. dated May 16,1980, The Railroad Right -of -Way Survey ofThe Carbondale Segment being a portion ofThe Former Denver & Rio Grande Rallroad-Aspen Branch preformed by Farnsworth Group for The Roaring Fork Transit AuBWdty dated December 28, 2007, variousdacuments &record and the survey monuments found In places shown. 5) This survey does not constitute a t81e search by Soprls Engineering, LLC (5E) to determine ownership or easements of record. For all information regarding easements, rights of way and/or title of mcord, SE relied upon the above said information described in note 4 and the Min Work prepared by Land Title Guarantee Company, Order No. ABC63007007, Dated March 14, 2012. 6) The North portion of this property b subject toa deed between Robert 0. Sewell to Mid -Continent Coal & Coke Co. recorded In book 277 page 175 as reception no.1136245 which excepts and reserves an easement and right-of-way for an existing cattle crossing over the railroad right-of-way on the East side to a point to be designated by grantor on the West grantor also excepts and reserves the right muse a tract of land not exceeding 1 acre In the Southwest corner of the tract conveyed with other provisions pertaining to roadways, fences, water & watering rights. SOPRIS ENGINEERING - LLC CIVIL CONSULTANTS 502 MAIN STREET, SUITE A3 CARBONDALE, COLORADO 81623 (970) 704-0311 SOPRISENG@SOPRISENG.COM SOUTHERLY BOUNDARY 0P DEED BETWEEN ROaER70. °P R70. 6410-CONTINENTCOAL&o0KE 0. REC08555IN BOOK 326 PACE 30 As RECEPdoN No. 209127 mIE EXERTION No. 236 chi LEGEW DUSTING LIGHT PaE MISTING POWER POLE ® DUSTING SEPTIC LO ® DUSTING WATER MANHOLE OVERHEAD UTETIY CAFE Elocuo PaReq 1EoA7yc°R70 „ ACCESS EASEMENT ACROSS 10010 PARCEL FORTE BENEFIT 0. NNW PARCEL!! OL SOD WEE Ac®S EASEMENT ACROSS IRMW PARCEL 1 FOR THE BENEFIT ELF MAW PARCEL 1 LAND SURVEY PLAT CERTIFICATE S I hereby state that this land Survey PLet was prepared by Sopris Engineering, LLC (5E)for IRMW 0, LLC, a Colorado limited liability company. I furthermore state that there are no encroachments upon the described prembes by Improvements on any adjoining premises, except as indicated, and that there is no apparent evidence or sign of any easement crossing or burdening any part &said parcel, except as noted. I furthermore state that this propserty b subject to reservations, restrictions, covenants and easements of record or In place. Marks Rockier P.15.828643 MBA, SS -1512 u1M11NYHHNN WET ge‘01 Re1\30X Sub\Sl 5188 5F 4047 5F 275 SF 420 5F 42873 SF - 228 SF 1843 5F 1843 SF TOTAL: 56,657 SF 11868 SF 3472 SF 12775 SF 6894 SF 5156 5F 1935 5F 4797 SF TOTAL' 46,839 MAPPING SOURCES 1. SEPTEMBER 2007 L/DAR TOPOGRAPHY, PARCEL BOUNDARIES, LEGAL SURVEY AND MSC. DETAIL TOPO BY SOPR/S ENGINEER/NG DEC 2011 2. GOOGLE EARTH AERIAL IMAGERY 9/22/11 3. INFO FROM PERSONAL INTERVIEWS WITH IRMW GRAPHIC SCALE 200 IRMW TOTAL 4,152,692 sq. ft. 95.333 acres 4BUILD1NG5 8) OFF7CE AND 0 TRANSFER STATION ARE THE ONLY BUILDINGS TO REMAIN. OTHERS DEMOS OVER 7/ME NOTES: PARK/NG /N GRAVEL AREA SHOWN FOR DIMENSIONS ONLY. (WILL NOT BE STRIPED) ( IN FEET ) 1 inch = 100 ft. i TRANSFER/RECYCLE CENTER PROPOSED SIGN r EX 24" ULVERT B/KI E PATH ^.^r/CJdRGE 18 CULVER EX CULVERT IFX 15" CULVERT COUNTY ROAD 100 NS/TOR/EMPLOYEE PARK/NG 9X20' (IVP 26 SPACES SHOWN EOR OFICE S. TRASH TRUCK PARKING 32 - 10X28' SPACES SHOWN 1 x":-LL X �" — — --�: u ABANDONED WELL VER' - ' F%/ �I 2 HC SPACES (VAN ACCESSIBLE) ` � IC�-cRiEH/wi p NG SEPTIC SYSTEM A EXISTING WELL EX ASPH S�\‘‘ �'4,G� ',NG ...2:‘,2 \\� � / BUILDING© \", \ 12X80' SCALE . � E \ END OF ..✓// � \ \ > ASPHALT LT \ �/ 1 " NOPE TO CONNECT / CLEAN DITCH FROM TO EXISW R/PR9P TO EX/ST/N W/BACKFLOW PTINGR R /RMW / CULVERT /I_W 41111t IRRIGATIGN--� ,-T0 CONNECT TO EA'/STING IRRIGATIQ STEM - RIO GRANDE TRAIL ASPHALT PATH PROPOSED DRIVEWAY E —E •MSN OOHO• .•••••••• 6250 _ O EX/ST/NG PARKIN 1) / No O A:, J TT -T- _ - FUTURE REAL --E E_ __.--&•—",..-__......7 /1/ © EX GRAVEL 0580— E��E_ / // EMPLOYEE PARKING /. R'�T- ' 9X20' (TVP) 34 SPACES SHOWN ► rR. �' 4.1-1,4 _ 'RI V - - 7,..„,,,E,LEAN D/TCH FROM HIGH PO/NT ' Pi TINLEJ DEPTH 18" W/ 2:1 .. SIDE SLOPES 1 RELOCATE EX 25K GAL TANKS OPR/S IRMW / TO MA/NSW EXIST/NG DIVERSION D/TCH. /60.00' EAS EME 4- 25,000 GALLON TANKS TO BE BURIED. CENTER OF TANK TO BE AT ELEVATION 6.307 IRMW II" 1,538,266 sq. ft. 35.314 acres - (INDUSTRIAL) PROPERTY TINE PROPERTY LIN— PRELIMINARY NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION SCHMUESER 1 GORDON 1 MEYER ENGINEERS I SURVEYORS SCHMUESER GORDON MEYER I 1 8 W. 6TH STREET, SUITE 200 GLENWOOD SPRINGS, COLORADO 81601 (970) 945-1004 FAX (970) 945-5948 ASPEN, COLORADO (970) 925-6727 GUNNISON, CO (970) 641-5355 MRI WASTE TRANSFER/ RECYCLING CENTER - f r {j Y 'I1*0,1 Irf mit NUM- BER • REVISION DATE BY WATER TANK REV/SIO 5-23-12 F✓B SITE PLAN [JS9 No. l 2011-414.001 Drawn by.. Dote: WBG 4-10-12 OC: RLM I PE' OK OF F//g; SitePlon.dw9 T 1 i rft VEHICLE /i?' _1TI l WS— 67 TFANSFER ,'PUCK ROLL—OFF C&D} RECYCLE TRUCK rtf W TRASH TRUCK % -An-410114 PRELIMINARY A NOT 3 CONSTRUCTIONFOR ` '4kE - Q y LIP 'Gala 4min 0 00 100 200 11? 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