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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2.0 PC Staff Report 07.11.1984I. REQUEST: APPLICANT: LOCATION: SITE DATA: WATER: SEWER: ACCESS: EXISTING ZONING: ADJACENT ZONING: PROJECT INFORMATION Pc 7 /LL/84 AND STAFF COMMENTS For a SPeciaI Use Permit for a sawmill Raymond R. LYons Section 15, T5S, R93w; located approximatelY 6 miles north of nitfe off State HighwaY 13 The site is aPProximatelY 20 acres in size Existing well Existing sePtic sYstem Off State HighwaY 13 A/R/RD Nor th South East West o/s R/L o/s A/R/RD RELATToNSHTP TO THE IQI{IqENSTVE PLAN as with Minor Environmental Constraints. Non-agricultural areas and non-productive cropland found within this district shal-I u" considered best able to absorb growth' Road access and conditions inutt o. used to evaluate the relative iUifity of areas within the district to absorb growth' Areas derermined to have a hign d";;;;-;i visual quatity snould use speciar design and siting to ensure-6ompatiblity wiin the visual quality' The following is taken from if,"'rnOustrial/Commercial portion of the Comprehensive Plan: GoaI ,,To maintain and support the existing economic base of the County as well as to provide i6r a drversified economy to broaden employment ;;;;riunitils and ensure rhe srabiriry of rhe region." Obj ec t ive ,'Require heavy industrial development to meet aII federal' state and tocir standar&s for air and water quality. " ,,Encourage industrial expansion where similar development already exists in aPpropriate .r",,=, i'e', *1t!in or acljacent to platted industrial parks, within designated- industrial zones in existing ;;;;;;-;t aiiicent to existins simirar deveropment' 'r ,,Encourage indust,rial development- in areas where adequate transportation facilities an& public utilities are available"' ,,Require industrial development to use buffers between less intensive Iand uses. " ,,Industrial development shall occur within designated areas within existing municipalities or adjacent to existing aPpropriate industrial argas. t' - 7- II. DESCRIPTION OF THE PROPOSAL A. B. ffii"::i.:i::.i-:!:!.n:::"I.::}::::;I.f,.::i,,,.vegetation. One-monife homE'curretLty exists on the site' p." j9?! ?!?!' i?:1"1i --*n:.::n1i""i: nffi:':;ri?.:t"?:';:.; etffilan, pageJJ_!.Th e aPPlicants PI?Po:9 to :;:l:t: J"::-:';; -!';'j; :" ilf,3{:"::i ::"'[:.^:]: ::E'i:i:il]Opefate U a.m' Lt.l J f/orrro 7 -:":^-l'^^-'-*- i hOlidayS.states that thev-ao not plal t9-?9"I1t:^":^?Y:3:Y= an( ;;:";:.i-iil i;;ar or tru6t< trarril is as rorrows: Number of incoming log trucks is anticipated t'o be 10 Per day, June - August' Number of pickup and farm.trucks anticipated to be 20 per day tto-i'i"hase firewood and sawdust) ' Number of trucks leaving anticiPated to be 2 Per Number of emPloYee vehicles 7 per daY (one way) ' with Processed materials is week. is anticiPated to be 3 to the existing mobile home as sawmill oPeration.The aPPlicants ProPose to. use iesialnce and office for the III.MAJOR ISSUES AND CONCERNS a. b. Review agency comments: I. Colorado Stutt Department of Health - Scott Air Quality-c""ttif Division determined that would nol-iequire any air quality permits if stipulations are met (see letter ' page /L \ No oPen burning be conducted' Elect.rical "rp[ti"= shall furnish power to or diesel p"*!i"a equipment shall not emit than (5) tons-p"t y"-ut- (approximately 2000 of diesel). v"iri.i. activity is Iimited to established maximum truck tiips lrmiteo to I0 per day year. (HauI trucks) A.MiIIer of the the operation the following B. 2.White River Electrical Association:, I1:; --T:'"T:t::l-::;iii;: ili;"; irectrical company conf irmed. rnar_!i:-,::*lu"v L^^^ d^rrrrno wifhWhlte Krver rrreuLlruq! ::'j't:_.',.-^;:^i^ n ,githcould service-Lne proposal with single phase servlce \ q.rmo restriction in the u*our't of cipacity. that the exisLsome restriction .ipu.ity that the existing i;;: ;;ii';;;;ie". (See retter , Paee /3 ) Staff Comments: access drive off wilt require an State HighwaY the miII greater gallons roads and and 21000 Per HighwaY 13 additional Depar tment . t.The aPPlicants ProPose to Yse the existing mobile home on the site as a r6sidence and office for the sawmill operation. The mobile home currentlY has a Mobile Home special use pei*it (Res.#Bi-I36). If the sawmill ano the mobire home are on the "u*" piiter- of ground, there wourd then be two principal uses oi one lot' e mobile home as a residence is ;;a ailowable for an industriar operation in the A/R/RD ro"" district' However' a mobile home as an officewould-u""o,,=ideredanaccessoryusetothesawmill. 2.There is an existing residential ioi- trt" parcer. rhe Pr?Po::9-':: oi-upgtaiea access permit from the C. r- RICHARD D. LAMM Governor 2974H JERIS A. DANIELSON State Engineer OFFICE OF THE STATE ENGINEER DIVISION OF WATER RESOURCES 1313 Sherman Street_Room 8.lg Denver, Colorado 90203 (303) 866_3581 July 5, 1984 Ivls. C\r/nthia M. Houben C,arfield County Planning Delnrtment P. O. Box 640 Glenwood Springs, C0 8L602 Re: LYons Zoning Section 15, T5S, R93W Dear !ts. Houben: We have reviewed the above referenced prolrcsaI for rezoning to allow a saumrill. Well number 116810 is the intended source of water. Ttris well per- mit was issued for household use onIy. A household use only well is timited to inside use for one single-family dwelling. /\s an alternative, this office sometimes issues permits allowing drinking and sanitary uses within an individual cornercial business. The applica;t's progrosalmay qualify for drinking and sanitary use and we would not object to the rezoning conditional utrnn the applicant obtaining a new permit for this weII allovring drinking and sanitary use. A household use or drinking and sanitary use well is for one use onIy. Such a well cannot serve two houses and cannot serve an office and a house. the only time we reconrnend that such a well serve both an office and a house is when the office is a trnrt of ttre house and no people outside of the home are employed in the office. Sincerely, //*^ Lrh1 D. Sirnpsoh, P.n. Assistant State E:gineer HDS/Kffi:ma cc: Orlyn BelI Fred loo 3. 4. 5. There is no water used in the proposed operation. An existing weII serves the mobile home on the property. The application states that there will be no treating of the Iogs cut at the operation. The oPeration will init,ially be for the cutting of logs into 6'x 6'and 6'x 8'sizes. These cut logs will then be shipped to a shaper mi}l to be turned into tongue and groove house logs. The applicants propose t'o seII the sawdust and firewood by-products from the oPeration. The operation will employ 5 to 7 full time workers and 2 Eo 5 part-time workers. The applicants anticipate an average of 7 to L2 employees. There are 2 mobile homes used as residences to the north of the proposal. The proposed operation would be hi9h1y visible from the State Highway but would not be visible from the existing residences in the area. Any signs used for the operation must be in compliance witn the Garfield County Sign Cooe. The proposed site plan indicates 2 large 1og storage areas. These areas wiII consist of rows approximately 33' wide and J-2' high. The main storage area wiII hanole 4 to 5 rows of logs 500' Iong (3 miLlion board feet of logs) . The site plan also indicates 3 lumber storage areas with the capacity to handte 3100 million board feet, 2200 million board feet, 14040 million board feet (see site plan, page // ). L2. The operation will include a firewood area and sawdust pile containing approximately 500 cords and 30500 yards respectively. These will also be a maximum of 1000 gallon of fuel stored on the property. AII storage of fuel must meet UBC requirements. 6. 7. 8. o 10. 11. 13. L4. The sawmill building is proposed to be located approximately 400 feet southwest of the existing mobile home. The application states that the operation wiIl not disrupt wildlife, that there will be no generation of vapor, glare, smoke or vibration, and that noise will be below the levels allowed by the Colorado Department of Health and Garfield County. The applicant also states that there wiII be no detrimental effects to surface or ground water caused by the operation. 15. Proposed measures for assurance of sawdust control include a stockpile net, a slat enclosure and occasional watering. IV. SUGGESTED FIND.INGS The application subrnitted for the proposed Special Use permit is in compliance with Section 5.03.07 of the Garfield County Zoning Regulations regarding industrial operations. The proposal is in general compliance with the Garfield County Zoning regulations and the Garfield County Comprehensive Plan. I. 2. 7- V. 3. The proposed use safety, morals, of the citizens RECOMMENDATION 5. is in the best interst of the health, convenience, order, prosperrty and welfare of Garfield County. APPROVAL, with the following conditions: t. That the use of the tract of land comply with all regulations of Garfield County relating to processing operations in the zonedistricL in which the property is located. 2. A11 proposals of the applicant shall be considered conditions ofapproval unless stated otherwise by the Board of County Commissioners. 3. 4. That all conditions must be met within 120 days and that the said Special Use permit shall be taken out within L20 days of the dateof issuance of the resolution approving the Special Use permit unless an extension is granted by the Board of County Commissioners. The Special Use permit shall only be valid for a period of L20days from the date of issuance unless construction or use has commenced thereunder; and if construction or use has not commenced within this specified period the permit shalI expire. The existing mobile home may remain on the property as anoffice. No residential occupancy shall be all-owed in the mobile home. 8. 6. The applicant must obtain an access permit from the StateDivision of Highways for the sawmill operation. A copy shall besubmitted to the Department of Development prior to issuance ofthe Special Use permit. 7. The sawmiLl shal1 only operate l{onday through Saturday from 8a.m. to 5 p.m. A fire safety plan shaII be obtained from the Rifle Fire Department and submitted to the Department of Development priorto issuance of the Special Use permit.. 9. Any signs used for the operation shatl be in compliance with theGarfield County Sign Code. 10. There shall be no burning or treating of logs at the operation. -/0 -