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Home My WebLink About20012638.tiff r- - I 't C' Active Truck Parts 19640 CR 28 !_ Hudson, CO. 80642 Date: 09-05-01 To: Sheri Lockman Weld County Planning Services From: John M.Hochmiller RE: Vacation of SUP#311 In order to fulfill requirement item 2C under Development Standards for USR 1311, let this be formal request to vacate Special Use Permit#311. Respectfully Submitted, John M.Hochmiller 2001-2638 n/ 1 �i Mettri MEMORANDUM VI TO: Board of County Commissioners September 6, 2001 COLORADO FROM: Sheri Lockman, Planner II SUBJECT: Vacation of Special Use Permit 311 The Department of Planning Services has received the attached letter dated September 5, 2001 from Mr. John Hochmiller. Mr. Hochmiller is requesting that Special Use Permit-311 be vacated. Mr. Hochmiller recently applied for Use by Special Review Permit 1311 to expand the original salvage operation. The Department of Planning Services required the vacation of SUP-311 as a condition of approval. 0 SHERI Lockman - USR-1311 John Hochrr "er Page 1 From: Char Davis To: Lockman, SHERI Date: 9/7/01 9:43AM Subject: USR-1311 John Hochmiller Sheri, Information pertaining to condition that should be addressed prior to recording the plat for John Hochmiller USR 1311 have been received. Conditions 2A, 2B, 2D, 2E and 2H have approved as of 9-7-01. Copies of this information received have been forwarded to your office on 9-7-01. If you have questions please contact me at extension 2208. Regards, Char Charlotte Davis, MPH Environmental Health Services Weld County Department of Public Health and Environment 1555 N. 17th Avenue Greeley, CO 80631 Work (970) 304-6415 ext 2208 FAX (970)304-6411 cdavis@co.weld.co.us • ACT ► TRUCK • PARTS, INC. FAX COVER SHEET Active Truck Parts PO Box 800 - /9640 C2 28 HuCson, CO. 80642 USA SP. 3034,86.9666 � �'� 303-5380. 4l SEND TO Company nastier j1 . Af(a�tit,.i Office location F Offca location fart number Phnom.runner :3c V// ! r op--s3e-- &C nUrgent Haply ASAP T, Please,.vnnnenr Pisan revise/ Q For your Mranm.Son /oral pages,including cover: COMMENTS ,, . ern . -fjt- k 414-1 re;et ..Pe¢ zal a. . . . 7 Lo 7 f. �7 ,-mss fi- . usi,rescr .....es::..,` .< co Active Truck Salts & Parts 19640 CR 28 Hudson,CO. 800642 Waste Handling Plan RE: An requested by the Weld County Dept of Health and Environment,Environmental Health Services Div. For approval of Mt I 111 Waste oils such as motor oil,transmission fluids and hydraulic fluids will be stored in a 2000 gallon.tank and will be used to fuel a waste oil heater in the proposed new shop. Cnrrently.tttese-ttuith are stored in a frvs.hundreds;allon tank on a concrete containment A 'AL as is either donated to local.tanners for use au their heae.*rs or is hauled Silky f it -�e 2a Addrevt '/711 ; f-nf•rS1�4♦`.. ei.s. rage..,rc2. G'f - Cr) Phone- .303 '.F1 e33 M J/! k' , Approtdniately one thousand t allataa of there: • £?e2CA-.2— particular fluids are it-coveted-per year- This iwmber•crndd•inerease slightly.after the-new shop 14 in use. Anti-freeze recovery nic and stn is an done inside or on the concrete dismantle area.The and-freeze is drained Out of the vehicle and then transferred to a tinny gallon tank where the antifreeze is separated from any oil that might he:mixed in This is accomplished by the natural separation of oil a.od Water. The anti-freeze is then drained off the hnttnrn of the tank and pumped.into a recycling machine. which.filters our any foreign matter and brings the p11 t o proper levels and puts the water to anti-freeze ratio to.40:50. It is then bottled and either sold as-r xycled antifreeze or reused in our own vehicles or repair jobs. An Average.of 4ith3-500 tydlons of anti lice ze-is i ecu 'es cd yes year. Brake fluid and washer fluid are drained from vehicles and bottled IS reuse or for sale. Approximately 5-t0 gallons of brake fluid and 5-10 gallons cif washer fluid are reersve ed per year. R-12 refrigerant is recovered and reused by a Snap-!On recovery machine. This retngciagt is sold in shops,or.reused,onsight. Approximately eixty ponds are, recovered in.a year's time.. Batteries arc removed from the vehicles and tested.Junk batteries are sold to Rocky Mountain Battery M Denver.(iced batteries.arc stored inside for muse,Junk batteries arc stored in a steel waterproof container,which will hold about 50 batteries ata time. Chemicals that axe at the facility are mostly hrmschold ductse.nts and cleaners, A filly- gallon barrel of soap is stored in our wash rack attd is an organic sap rased with a closed loop wtttor system for cleaning parts. ;EP—Bc—s3 r t HU 11 : 4- F4! . J 1 �r r" Active Truck Parts 19640 CR 28 Hudson, CO. 80642 Date: 09-06-01 To. Char Davis Weld County Envronmcntal and I lealth J lept. From: John Hoeluniller RE: Plan of correction for the disposal of pallot.s and wood wastes that are of concern under item 2E of the developement standards for USR#1311 The plan of conavtion will include: 1. Load all wood wastes and debris onto an end dump trailer 2. hail to local landfill Estimated time of completion is November 20, 2001. I would ask that approval of this plan be in a timely manner in order to fulfill requirements fun USR#1311 development Aram-Mids. Respectfully submitted, JtiTin M Il.ocbriller PICT TRUCK PARTS, INC. FAX COVER SHEET Active Truck Parts PO Box B00 • 19640 CR. 28 nucleon, CO. 80642 USA 303-536-9865 303-636039SEND TO Gnrnpany nmmet rfom 1� /' f ,/0 AAA! Data ! tr!/Lod f—iatli S Office location Office(oc»IAM rex number Phony number q70 7o Oct (vtfl/ ri 3 -S- e �G nurgent n Reply ASAP O Please cam.n-n/ Li Pleas.revlew• ❑ For your Jnternl.tlan Tote!pages including cover. COMMPNT3 LC s ....- ._..._.... . V - 5 .. . . .. , , :.....__.....4. sA?..../a._I r`N. Total Engines- 4ng Service, InC: saw Athb. 'It 3319 State Street • lEvans,CO 8062Q • (97o►) 330-1071 • Fast (970) 330.1252 i . September 5,2001 I: ' Mr.Jai Hochmiilet - Is Active Tr}wk Parts;Inc, P.O.Box 000 1 tudson,CO 80642 .. Re: 19640 Welt 28,HudSen; 1 Dear lobo: 1 Total Engineering Service,iao..4$s)conducted a site review on the above referenced site.'It is . our under'startding you ara 1trn sing to add additional shop ens but no additional amplo1ees_ We ttetttmined the percolation f the soils to be in the range of 5— 10 minut�`pcs inch. • Furthermore,it'appears the'exlst(tlg absorption bed is xpproxi{IKite$Y 1300 to 1400 square feet in* area. I: II • We have calculated the naee '' sicc o 4etet f the field to mi$the adequacy of the,existing bed. It is our understandiug the three ctrl mobile lu.unt and t•'fhJ�oo office serving 31%.to nine day workers presently uses the geld i Il..ere was no evidence of dtc sitter failing*Sew(for the ssaerosion artfulseptic tank tide to a building downspout'exiting at chat location. We have evaluated tho septic system print the dueesbedelott1 mobile 14nm and nine-day workers wing a percolation rate of fen miuLac;Per inch. We'determined t@e Sense tank Would tequiro a Mln$num:si;e of 1250 galh3ns. f is our Understanding the making tank is 1250 gallons or possibly 1500 gallons. We abso,Jetermincd the flee d wou9 !contain Hoar d rc4u 1400 amusquare te *o area. See of I 097 & e Si and the site of the field has been repo attached Calculations, I Bawd on our review of the septic system, it.appears the flouts adequate for the intended uses- We do auoerunead the.drain apge Is extended W a point wellbeyond the septic system and the surface of the absorption field bie regradeai to pmvide positive drainage away from the aberration field, I i Please cone:tut me if rat have� I' questioxs concerning this trtattcr• The Weld County • I}apartment of Health Will have final evaluation to detecmftte if tit System is adequate for dm*attended use of the existing sap a system.•Sincerely, . j; i TOTAL ENQINEERINO SF.k IC:K,INC. • . )g%Sl fee t'•'4#t . —7 "st•P'S ' ‘.1 • -.J.% • . 45k- &te 1. I. 2 ss n' �i , Tom Cope,F,g. I �, g04/is.'4' � . Presirinnr II �l e JA . it • % . . 01-180 t l Sr Ilk • i __. — _, . . re �._ � ��.r_ .f r ♦oe.�.��o oe�wtcs r . no 1 1 . 1 Total Engineering Service, Inc. • 35310 Statc Street •j Evans, CO 80620 • '(970) 330-1071 • Fax (870)330-1252 :i ai II cAJLcu1.ATlONs I l )NA1Y 4 4 IUAI, ;SEPTIC DISPOSAL SYSTEM �i Active Track Parts,Ine- 19680 WCR 2,43,timbal,.Colo. I !i rasTi ATE'D VLOW t 3 bedrooms with 2 petle/bedreou► i 6 people 6 people et 75 gflci/petaou 450 gpd II Q lss 9 day workers (4) 15gra gpd II _ 878 gpd Maximum %lady irkto SEPTICTANIC . j • ($78 gal/day)(day/24 blisX30 hr Req. DC t) 1 . 1.097 gpd fi ! USE: 1250 Gallon Teak ekBSORRTIQN BED • j iI I A=QU5(1.3) . ii Q . l7 tt gpd 3.5 t H A"at$78X1Qa0:5(l 3)i 1 3.5. H A W 1031 sq_4t . H . I ii ii . �I i No. OFFICE.OF THE S ._ .TE ENGINEER iS-25 COLORADO DIVISION OF WATER RESOURCES 818 Centennial Bldg., 1313 Sherman St.,Denver,Colorado 80203 (303)866-3581 LIC WELL PERMIT NUMBER 055618 - F DIV. 1 WD 2 DES. BASIN MD APPLICANT APPROVED WELL LOCATION WELD COUNTY NW 1/4 NE 1/4 Section 32 JOHN HOCHMILLER Township 3 N Range 65 W Sixth P.M. P O BOX 600 DISTANCES FROM SECTION LINES HUDSON, CO 80642- 450 Ft. from North Section Line 1580 Ft. from East Section Line (303) 536-9865 UTM COORDINATES 'ERMIT TO USE AN EXISTING WELL Northing: Easting: ISSUANCE OF THIS PERMIT DOES NOT CONFER A WATER RIGHT CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL • 1) This well shall be used in such a way as to cause no material injury to existing water rights. The issuance of this permit does not assure the applicant that no injury will occur to another vested water right or preclude another owner of a vested water right from seeking relief in a civil court action. 2) The construction of this well shall be in compliance with the Water Well Construction Rules 2 CCR 402-2,.unless approval of a variance has been granted by the State Board of Examiners of Water Well Construction and Pump Installation Contractors in accordance with Rule 18. 3) Approved pursuant to CRS 37-90-137(4)and the findings of the State Engineer dated /9/6u•4 / f .too/ 4) Approved for the use of an existing well, the construction of which was approved pursuant to findings of the State Board of Examiners of Water Well Construction and Pump Installation Contractors dated April 9, 2001. 5) The maximum pumping rate of this well shall not exceed 15 GPM. 3) The average annual amount of ground water to be appropriated shall not exceed 1.63 acre-feet, as requested by applicant. 7) Production is limited to the Laramie-Fox Hills aquifer which is located 300 feet below land surface and extends to depth of 620 feet. 3) The owner shall mark the well in a conspicuous place with well permit number(s), name of the aquifer, and court case number(s) as appropriate. The owner shall take necessary means and precautions to preserve these markings. 9) A totalizing flow meter must be installed on this well and maintained in good working order. Permanent records of all diversions must be maintained by the well owner(recorded at least annually)and submitted to the Division Engineer upon request. 10) This well shall be constructed at least 600 feet from any existing well completed in the same aquifer that is not owned by the applicant. 11) This well shall be constructed.not more than 200 feet from the location specified on this permit. 12) Pursuant to CRS 37-90-137(9)(b) and the Denver Basin Rules, no more than 98% of the nontributary ground water withdrawn annually shall be consumed and the well owner shall demonstrate to the reasonable satisfaction of the State Engineer that no more than 98%of the water withdrawn will be consumed. 13) This well is subject to administration by the Division Engineer in accordance with applicable decrees, statutes, rules,and regulations. NOTE:The ability of this well to withdraw its authorized amount of water from this non-renewable aquifer may be less than the 100 years upon which the amount of water in the aquifer is allocated, due to anticipated water level declines. 441 4PPROVED � • SiA /7j�K /��,L 3CC /� Receipt No.0471890 State Engineer DATE ISSUED APR 18 2001 e EXPIRATION DATE APR 18 2 • BEFORE THE STATE BOARD OF EXAMINERS OF WATER WELL CONSTRUCTION AND PUMP INSTALLATION CONTRACTORS STATE OF COLORADO FILE NO. 01-BC-016 FINDINGS IN THE MATTER OF THE C THE NUCIOOF SECTION THE WELL OWNED BY JOHN CT ON 32, 3 NORTH, 65ER LOCATED IN THE NW/<OF THE NE/4 WEST, 6TH P.M.; RECEIPT NO. 471890 The State Board of Examiners of Water Well Construction and Pump Installation Contractors, having reviewed the well construction information provided by the well owner and licensed water well construction contractor, hereby enters the following Finding with respect to the adequacy of construction of the subject water well: FINDING At its meeting on April 3, 2001, the Board of Examiners reviewed the Licensed Contractor's Well Inspection Report and information submitted by the well owner for the subject well constructed by a licensed contractor and finds the well to be adequately constructed to protect the ground water resource and the public health. .By this finding the Board waives its requirement for submitting a Well Construction and Test Report for construction of the well. However, the well owner must obtain the necessary well permit from the State Engineer authorizing withdrawal of ground water from the well. Dated this 9m day of April,2001. l n ° r� Sill; Janet/ ellis, t air State oard of Examiners of Water Well Construction an Pump Installation Contractors Active Truck Sates& Parts- 19 CR 28 Hudson; CO. 80642 To:Weld County Dept.of Public Health and Environment,Environm rl Health Services. Re: USR 1311 Amendinent to•existing NPDES (CEO-0t;0000) The Weld County Health Dept is requesting evidence of compliance with the Water Control Div of Colorado under the existing storm weer permit after the approval of USR .1311 and.it's.proposed.changes.to the.facility. The process for aprovat-of any changes to the Stono Water Management.Plan.under said permit is as follows.Once changes are made to'the facility,whether i a physicalchange- .or a change in'wastc handling,or-merely•a change in-wastc'rnanagcmncizt•palicy'and procedure, that facility must include those changes in an annual report which is due every year on November 28th. At that time,the Colorado Dept. of Hea lth Will review the changes along with the results of the annual water sample test and determine whether the facility needs to change policy or procedures in order to maintain expectable water run off test results. They are not concerned about pre-approval of changes,they just want these changes noted in the_annual report. John M. Hochmilfer Active Truck Sales &Parts 211. Hudson, CO. 80642 To:Weld County Department of Public Health and Environment,Environmental-Health. Services Div. Re:Conditions of approval for USR.1311. Class V Injection wells. Per request.of Char Davis,Supervisor, Weld.County Environmental I-leaalth Services, I. •contacted the EPA in reference to the•facilities compliance for with the class V injection R- welt re2ulattans. Ispoke with Douglas Minter with the EPA's Class V injection Well Div.. I explained to him that we have-had a dry shop for the last 24 years and we plan to have a dry shop with the new propped 80x80- He informed me that as long as it will in fact be a dry shop,.then We will be in compliance.A dry shop can still have a rest room and a hand sink, however, once floor drains.are installed it is no.longer a dry.shop.By.Douglas' definition.ofa.dry shop,all existing and.proposed buildings.are in compliance. Douglas Minter Phone- 303-312-7276 John. .Hocluniller Hello