HomeMy WebLinkAbout5.0 Resolution 84-99STATE OF COLORADO
County of Garfield
Recorded at
ss. Reception No
JUN 0 51964
9MILDRED ALSDORF, RECORDER
GARFIELD COUNTY, COLORADO
BOOK 650 PAGE8S5
At a regular meeting of the Board of County Commissioners
for Garfield County, Clorado, held at the Courthouse in
Glenwood Springs, or: Monday , the _Atyy____ day
of June , A.D. 1984, there were present:
Larry .Velasquez
Flaven J. Cerise
Eugene "Jim" - Drinkhouse
Earl :Rhodes`
Stan Broome
Mildred Alsdorf
when the following proceedings,
done, to -wit:
Commissioner Chairman
Commissioner
Commissioner
County Attorney
County Manager
Clerk of the Board
among, others, were had
RESOLUTION NO. 84-
and
RESOLUTION CONCERNED) WITH THE ADEQUACY OF THE STORM KING MINES
FISCAL IMPACT ANALYSIS
WHEREAS, the application of Storm King Mines to develop a
coal mine project to be located in the unincorporated area of
Garfield County, Colorado, in portions of Townships 5 and 6,
Ranges 89 and 90 West of the 6th Principal Meridian, is subject
to the requirements of 5 5.08 of the Garfield County Zoning
Resolution of 1978, mandating that a fiscal impact mitigation
program be developed since the Applicant intends to apply for
land use permits from the County for its coal mining operations
and related facilities, and qualifies as a major project for
the purpose of the Fiscal Impact Mitigation Regulations, as it
will employ, at any one time, a total work force of two hundred
(200) or more employees in Garfield County; and
WHEREAS, pursuant to the requirements of the Garfield
County Fiscal Impact Mitigation Program, § 5.08, Storm King
Mines (hereinafter referred to as the "Applicant"), did file a
Statement of Intent to apply for land use permits for the
operation of a major project, as defined at 5 5.-08.02.08, on
September 22, 1983, in accordance with the requirements of
5 5.08.04.01; the Applicant filed a Pre -Application Notice with
the Board of County Commissioners, in accordance with the
require,.:ents of 5 5.08.04.03 on November 18, 1983; the Board
referred the Pre -Application Notice to the appropriate
government entities within the impact area, as defined at
5 5.08.02.05, and did cause the appropriate notice of the
pre -application to be given, in accordance with the
requirements of 5 5.08.04.04; the Board did cause public
informational meetings to be held on the Pre -Application
Notice, in accordance with the requirements of 5 5.08.04.05 on
Decemher 12, 1983 in Glenwood Springs, Colorado, on December
13, 1983 in New Castle, Colorado, on December 15, 1983 before
the Garfield County Planning and Zoning Commission, and on
January 16, 1984 before the Board; a Pre -Application Report was
prepared, at the direction of the Board, following the public
meetings, in accordance with the requirements of 5 5.08.04.06,
and made public on February 6, 1984; this Report contained a
summary of the comments which the public and government
entities made at the public meetings, and included a statement
of the Applicant's proposed scope, approach and schedule for
the -Fiscal Impact Analysis; and
WHEREAS, the Applicant, on March 12, 1984, submitted to
the Board a fiscal impact assessment` of its proposed major
project,- dated march 9, 1984,in accordance with the
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requrements`;of § 5.08.05; the Applicant's Fiscal Impact
Analysis': was prepared, following the consultations required by
5.08.0.5.01, and copies were, transmitted to each government
entity within the impact': area, as required; the Board did, in
accordance with §::5.08..05,03,.create an Advisory Committee' to ,.
assist in the review of the Applicant's Fiscal Impact Analysis,
which Committee mei: on April 13, 1984, and whose comments on
't1=e adequacy of ` the Fiscal Impact Analysis were solicited on
April 19, 1984; the Advisory Committee met with the Garfield
County Planning and Zoning Commission to review the Fiscal
Impact Analysis on April 25, 1984 and May 2,. 1984; the Advisory
Committee and the Planning and Zoning Commission did prepare a
Report of their findings and recommendations with regard to the
Fiscal Impact Analysis for the Board, which was presented to
the Board for its consideration at the public hearing held
before it on May 14, 1984, at which time the adequacy of the
Applicant's' Fiscal Impact Analysis was considered; and
WHEREAS, the`Advisory.Committse and the Planning and:
Zoning Commission have conducted the puLlic .meetings and
solicited public input, as required, and have found that the
Applicant's Fiscal Impact Analysis is generally adequate for
use in the preparation of a fiscal impact mitigation program,
in accordance with § 5.08.07; provided that the Applicant
satisfactorily addresses the specific issues in its mitigation
program set forth in the report of the Garfield County Planning
Commission, dated May 1=,'1984; and
WHEREAS, the public hearing before the Board, held on May
14, 1984, pursuant to the requirements of `§ 5.0.8.06.03, was
extensive and complete, proper public notice having been given,:
with.: all pertinent facts, matters and issues submitted and
considered, and all interested parties, including the
Applicant, having been given ample time to be heard; the Fiscal
Impact Analysis, which the Applicant has prepared and
submitted, appears to be generally adequate andin conformance
with the requirements of § 5.08, and the Board's directive to
the Applicant of February 6, 1984, ` as set forth in the
Pre -Application Report.
NOW, THEREFORE,BE IT RESOLVED: as` follows:
1. Substantial ':competent evidence has been presented on
the record at the public hearing, held before this Board on May
14, 1984, concerned with the general adequacy of the Fiscal
Impact Analysis; submitted by Storm Ring Mines, in accordance
with the requirements of § 5.08, which the Board does find to
be sufficient for the Applicant to submit an appropriate fiscal
impact mitigation program for Board approval simultaneously
with its applications for the land use pernu.ts required for the
major project
2. Any such_ fiscal impact mitigation. , program, which the
Applicant submits, shall address, at a minimum, the following
,areasto be mitigated by the Applicant. The mitigation program
shall : provide. that:
Housing is available for the employees :o
the'illajor _proje:ct;
Additional public services and: facilities,
including operating costs': necessary to
mitigate impacts of the major .project shall
be providedor available, or additional
revenues provided or available to each
government entity. These shall be
sufficient -to mitigate impacts of the major
project, or the impacts created by the
employees of the majorproject and their
households;
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applicant will provide for capital
costs of construction or new or expanded
public facilities' necessary for each
government entity to provide the services
equired. , bythe,•..:.:major project, or the.
mployees,. of .:; the ma:j:or : ` Project _ and their
ous'eholds
There is a plan to address any fiscal
•
:impacts:::.on.. ; e
government entities;resulting•
the .delay :or :abandonment: of the major
project--; after :any" land use permits are
issuedby :the- Conty:;:...
There:: is an emergency services plan
addressing ;: fire protection, ambulance
services, hospital and emergency hospital
:'services` which shall be prepared by the
applicant and reviewed by the various
affected government entities providing such• `.
serv:ices. The plan shall be reviewed by.
the Garfield: County Public Health Officer; -
There ..are adequate public safety services
and facilities provided tomitigate the
impacts caused by the major project or by
the employees of the project ;and their
roject or b••
e impacts to school. facilities caused by.;''.
the majorpro�ect,, its employees or their
eir
households : within • -the impact area shall be
:•mitigated.;.
3;.... ;.The, applicant, in. conjunction :with the County,.' shall
develop.:.. and implement.: a . monitoring program to gauge, on a.
quarterly" basis, 'the '.eff.e.ct.veness:. `of ..a mitigation plan, and
t]e
plan sha13, :.take into account the concerns and.
recominendati ons of . l:o,cal ' gov.ernment ent.ities..•
4 Upon; a :. ten :.percent~ .(`10%) or greater va=rianc'e in the
aver.age .total "work: force;, ::from •.what. -was•• • .projected at the
of permit issuance, the Board -.may adjust the• impact mitigation
•program in propor.ton; to the difference of the projected' actual,'
work 'force:," in.accordance. •w"ith the provisions of § 5, 08.:;,08.:03.•
5:. Upon a vari,ance:....':in the - wor'kf.orce residency.
projections for an effected ,Deal. .government entity from what
was" proj=ected at t -the, time of permit issuance, the Board may •
ad'ust
� the impact mitigation: program in proportion:
difference: of ::the `projected:: actual :` -work force,, in accordance •
•
wi•th `the provisions :of `:� :5.08 '08.03 :,
6.: The Fiscal Impact Analysis shall be considered
adequate for the purpose of preparing a mitigation plan for a
period of. one (1) year from the date of :>this resolution.
7. The - mitigation program, submitted by the Applicant,
shall besubject to the' provisions of :§ 5.08::
Upon motion duly made ;:and. seconded,
Resolution was adopted by the following vote:
array `Velasquez
the . :foregoing
Aye
laven • J; ::.Cerise-`;
Aye
ene."Jim!!: Drinkhouse :..:'."::.' Ay
Commissioner's
ATTESTS
STATE. OF: COLORADO
County.'of ; Garfield
)ss.
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B OARD OF COUNTY..COMMISSIONERS
O F GARF LD COUNTY,.. COLORADO
By:
Chair
County Clerk and ex -officio
Clerk of tne Board of County Commissioners, in and for the
County and State aforesaid, do hereby certify that the annexed
and foregoing Resolution is truly copied from the Records of
the Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners for said
Garfield County, now in my office.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I . have hereunto set my hand and
affixed the seal of said County, at Glenwood Springs,
this day of , A.D. 198 ..
County
Clerk and axofficio Clerk of the Board of County
Commissioners: