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HomeMy WebLinkAbout20042779 PIONEER SAND COMPANY INC. August 10, 2004 Weld County -Planning Department 1555 North 17's Avenue Greeley, CO 80631 Attn: Jacqueline Hatch 5351 WCR 38E Re: Special Use Approval Dear Jacqueline, The following is a brief letter to give you a point of contact at Pioneer. Per the proposal submitted to you by BritTara Land Company, Pioneer plans to operate the rail siding to transport in and distribute landscape materials. The existing rail siding and improvements are a good fit for Pioneers intended use. The efficiency of rail to bring product in is becoming more important as fuel prices and traffic congestion increase. Pioneer currently operates 12 landscape materials stores along the front range from Colorado Springs to Fort Collins. It is a privately held locally owned company, which has been in business for over 30 years and employs an average of 350 people. The company has an excellent record of customer service and a reputation for well-managed orderly store locations. Pioneer is well known for it's fleet of newer, well maintained delivery trucks. The proposed location will be in the same style as Pioneers other locations. It will provide a needed service along with employment opportunities and tax revenue for Weld County. Please contact me if you need additional information regarding Pioneer or the rail siding proposal. Sincerely, � Jo raig EXHIBIT resident P.O. Box 7650 • Colorado Springs, Colorado 80933-7650 • (719) 599-P1nn 2004-2779 g0p713-04 SAT 11:02 AM ASSOCIATED APRAISERS 3036785324 P. 01 Department of Planning Services August 13, 2004 1555 N.17th Ave Greeley,CO 80631 Attention: Jacqueline hatch,Planner RE: Case Number AmUSR-935 Name: Britta land Company LLC For: Site Specific Development Plan and Special Review Permit Legal Description: lot A of RE-1331; part of E2 SW4 of section 36, T4N R68W Dear MS. Hatch, I live at 5301 WCR#38 and feel that this special use permit would have an adverse impact on my property. The current use is as a grain elevator storage site which has little impact on surrounding property owners. My understanding is the applicant would like to run a high volume of trucks into and out of this site and use the site as a fly ash transfer point. The special review permit should include the fallowing restrictions to minimize the impact on the surrounding property owners: 1) Restrict the number of truck trips allowed per day. 2) Restrict the operation to day light hours only. 3) Restrict the site to landscaping materials only. 4) No power plant fly ash allowed on the site. 5) Restrict the amount of dust and air born particulates which can be generated on the site. Thank your for your consideration. I can be reached at 303-931-8951 if you need additional information or clarification. Jeff Stamp 5301 WCR#38 Platteville, CO 80651 303-931-8951 EXHIBIT 6. a The Department of Planning Services requests for changes to the existing staff comments. Page 2 2.A.1 Section 22-2-170.C C Goal 3 — Address the compatibility of commercial land uses with adjacent land uses. There are three homes in close proximity to the site and a minor subdivision for nine residential lots (MF-1017 Stamp) is located directly to the north of the site. USR-935 was originally approved in 1999 1991 for an agricultural service establishment (agricultural and supply business). Staff has noted that since August 2002 it does not appear that the site has been utilized. The proposed amendment consists of expanding the use to include the storage and sale of landscape material. Page 9 21. The applicant shall be responsible for applying dust suppressant chemicals (magnesium chloride or calcium chloride) adjacent to the frontage of the operation and on the haul route where there area any residential structure for approximately 300' on County Road 38 that could be affected by heavy hauling from the site. The road shall be treated no less than twice a year, as needed, or as directed by the Weld County Department of Public Works. (Department of Public Works) e(t1110 Hello