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Home My WebLink Aboutpitkin.bldg.273513400028 (3)DOCUMENT LAYOUT Certificate of Occupancy or Letter of Completion (most recent project) Permits Final Inspections Any Supporting Documents Site Plans (no architectural plans) If there are previous projects they will follow in the same order. 4600 K(D�KtC,� CLEARING, GRUBBING AND EARTHMOVING PERMIT APPLICATION 130 S Galena Sheet - Aspen. Co • 81611 �i d0 Z.Z. 2610 974920 -5524 Fax 970.920 -5439 Permit # www.awenatkm Clem VALID PERMIT MUST BE KEPT ON SITE AT ALL TIMES Permit valid for one year unless otherwise specified. 1. Jab Address; _ - - -_ _ t �(�f propty:_ 2. 1" desalptgn d er Aspen Mountain 3 Owner(sys Name: ContactlFax Number: Maillrg Addieas: Aspen Skiing Company P.O. Box 1248, Aspen, CO 81612 4. Owners Authorized Agent ConWCVFax Number. Merlkg Address: Victor Glardin 923 -0555 same 5. Comractars Name: ContacdFax Number. Mailing Address: Aspen Skiing Company Steve Fischer same . Arrhhed a Engineer on Rarxrd: Contact/Fax Number: Meiling Address: NA 7. Perar ID number d where work will occ=. Check hltplAVww .aspenpitkkr.corrdtleptsn3l or call the PNkIn County - Asseeaora 8ce st 9749205160 for the parcel I6number. o1 6. Property also known as (Provide a detailed map showing the location at legible scale) Aspen Mountain 9. Lsnd use approval number(s): 10. Type of work: Berms) X Trenches) _ Trail(s) _ Urgargrormding Utilities Ponds (a) or other water divenbn(s) ClearingjK nK t ing _ Sts Grading Other 11. Type of material to be excavated or placed on property: 1Ia. Material will be brought from: NA 11b. Is the materiel Possibly concentrated? Yes_ No I I, Excavatad malerlel wed be taken to: 12. crsaalyion d ovals: imlach for Snowntaking pipe and wire Total aawge or square Wine o(dkNroarxe: 2.0 acres Total erdrie yards of material moved: 400 Max CIA dept.. na Max NI depth: na 13. Wier the project recut In disturbance of x 1 ace of land? Yes x No 13, If you answered - fee. submit a copy of your state Construction Stamwater Permit or R -Factor waiver. Information on this pennt in available at htlpJAw .odphe.state.co.usAVgt om t UnWatomerateaconskuobn.hhrA. 14. Is any portion of the project already mrMete? 00 If yes, give reason and dsta(s) of prig constructfon activity. 15. Will the project Nswf 1 nisult In removal of my vegalaibn? Yes No ISs. If you answered 'Yes' submit a revegefatim plan, Including a pram list with scientlic names of species, planting schedule and method d irripaUon. The Countyh Revegetatlon Guidesnes are ava loble at htpjh �AWmp&Jn.wmt*pW64AWphnain.chn. I So, Note will you prevent the establishment of noxious weeds at the project? weed free hay and weed contr 16. WN Me project result In disturbance of any wetlands or riparian areas? Yes No x 16a. If you answered "Yes', submit a dmcnptlon of your revagstatondmitigaton plan, ncludin9 a plant list with sclerrdkt names of species, plarh8ng schedule and rnetlhod of lrdpadon. Also submit a copy of your U.S. Amry Caps of Engineers Sec. 494 pemnd In co nxbon with any distudarxe of Jurisdictional walere' of the U.S. Contact the U.S. Army Caps of Engineers n Grand Junction (974243 - 1199) for Information on See. 404 permit requirements. As iii► • / • AN 4%1 i 17. Will the project krroive work in the Pekin County Right of Way? Yen No s 178, it you answered 'Yes' a County Right of Way Work permit must be obtained prior to commencing work In(annotion on this permit is available at: http:lh w. aWenp! Wn. corrUDeparIments/PUMio-Works /Erghoodng- Rood-Bridge or by calling Public Works at 970.920- 18. Will the project disturbinvolve work in that 100 -year flood pidn? Yes No v tea. If you answered 'Yes'a County Floociplain Development Permit must be obtained prior to commencing work. Information on this permit is available at hidpipaww aspmo&in.cwnoop pumntafCarmway43eveloW enl-PNMo-Cou*AMannW"nd ZonktWLend.Uw Ergkieedng/. Having carefully road the requimmeMS61(Applicant) hereby agree to clue teens and cond0orrs deserted wW*. This form Is a permit only when vagdsoad by Conroy start. Work started wldroat a permit win be subject to pill Cowley antareemem action and charged double, pp000rrmmsilt foa 19. 198. Does: y � � . ,�/ ' V M ( 16t v 1 6 /ZYl Jn 20. Signature of Prop" Owner(s): 20s. Dais: FOR STAFF USE ONLY DO NOT WRITE BELOW THIS UN : 21. Additional Tams and Conditions of Permit (check all t applyY. _ Al the time of issuance of this permit you are required a post E as financial security to ensure successful completion of your rovegelation plan. These ironies will be held for two growing aeaeorr from the dabs of mnr istio t of the pmja t and will only be remained at tf st lime If a site visit by ti&ka County Zoning ounarms that successful revagetatim has been aeoomploil Applicant is oblkgafed to contact Pigon County Zoning ( 970. 429. 2799) to schedule the required two -year site visit. The monms will be forfeited 9 successful tevegstaacn is not confirmed after two growing sessions, or 4 Applicant fags to timely schedule are required site vise. Documentation of decreed water rights is required. _ Documentation of State Engineer approval of a jurkdklbnal sized dam, or documer lation of Laing of a Notice of Intent to Construct a Non- Juriediclbnal Water Impoundment Structure On the hate of nomiuriodkealal size dam) Is required. Diner Minor Clearing, Grading, Grubbing and Earthmoving Permit Application (less than 100 cy): $415.40 (Flat fee due at submitmD M ajor Clearing, Grading, Grabbing and Earthmoving Permit Applkation (more than 100 eft $643.00 Flat fee due at wbmitudit The following additional referral ten may be required to be paid prior to issuance of" permit for major projects: C ounty Engineer Referral Fee.= Additional Flat Fee fo Application Involving Large Scale Undergromrding of Utilities & Eerd m i ng Projects= You will also be invoiced by lilkkt County Staff kr any review and (allow up Inspection ante a treodin9 3 hours at a rate of S1SOIhr. Date Pam it Appf ' �rI f I I p Parrot Fiat Fee (due at sabmimry: . ___.... Check H Receiv Additional Fora (due at issasnce): - -.. —_ CheckH ov TOTAL FEE refunds): �� ✓! Date Permdl �I�IIp too 22. SmlfComments: 23. Approved by PMdn County Engmecr Of req'd): Zia. Date: 4. Approved by PiOdn County reveoptebon specialist 241a. Dole: OCIV e, Moo Daft: 30 �a Eautmovkg Penns 2010.ds 12610 J SNOWMASS ASPEN MOUNTAIN ASPEN HIGHLANDS BUTTERMILK April 10, 2009 Catherine Berg, Planning Engineer Pitkin County Community Development 130 S. Galena Aspen, CO 81611 Re: Aspen Mountain Earthmoving Permit 2009 Dear Catherine, Attached is an Earthmoving Permit application for the following snowmaking projects on Aspen Mountain: 1) Snowmaking pipe replacement on Silver Bell trail and Copper Connector trail, 2) Electrical Trenching on Strawpile trail. Following a pre- application conference with you and Lance on June 14, 2010, you determined this project to be consistent with the language and Land Use Approval identified in the existing Aspen Mountain Master Plan. Lance confirmed that an Earthmoving Permit application is the appropriate way to proceed. Approximately 1000 feet of deteriorating snowmaking pipe will be replaced on Silver Bell near the Blazing Star intersection. Approximately 800 feet of pipe will be replaced below the Gent's Ridge Pond on Copper Connector. This existing pipe in these areas is corroded and in disrepair. On Strawpile, 1,000 feet of electrical line (with pedestals) will be installed near Tower 10 Road to facilitate the use of fan -type snow guns in this area. No snowmaking expansion is intended with thigreplacement. There will also be no impacts to Summer Road. The new air and water pipe will be installed in a 5 -foot deep and 4 -foot wide trench near the location of the existing pipe as shown on the attached site plan. The old pipe will not be removed. The electrical trench will be 3 feet wide and 3 feet deep. Total additional excavation associated with pipe replacement will be approximately 400 cubic yards. All disturbed areas will be revegetated in accordance with Aspen Skiing Company Revegetation Plan. ' This submittal includes: 1) Pitkin County Earthmoving Permit Application form Pitkin Count 2) Site Plans indicating areas of construction y RO. Bu 1 148 JUN 22 2010 Agse, CO BLS3&1M 970.92fi-lxzo Community DetialgpRa .. magwu��u.en 002220 10 o(lb ASPEN(�SNOWMASS. ASPEN SKIING COMPANY r 3) Trench Detail Drawings and typical hydrant installation 4) Revegetation Plan with plant materials list 5) Fugitive Dust Control Plan 6) Stormwater Management Plan 7) Check for the $540 application fee I appreciate your consideration of this request. If you do have further questions, please don't hesitate to call me at 923 -0555. Sincerely, �I Victor Gerdin Mountain Planner CC: Peter King, Rich Burkley, Dave Corbin v � w ' F J 1 �� fJI �► • wvt 1 0 6 1( II M x 0 Y 5 ■ 7 i �1 ■ k Y Y L L � � � i R �[■ l mro w € t i c EE ■ � R • � R L Y� � Y e a \ IIr, R5 YS g trf YA 1( Aspen Sluing Company Revegetation Plan Summer 2010 Revegetation This re- vegetation plan is designed to satisfy the requirements of both the U.S. Forest Service and Pitkin County. Aspen Skiing Company has a long history of successful re- vegetation efforts. Knowledge acquired over the years on site will be applied to all aspects of implementing our re- vegetation plan. Aspen Skiing Company recently completed an extensive Vegetation Management Plan for all four of its ski areas. These studies were conducted by Western Bionomics, LL.C. of Steamboat Springs, Colorado under the guidance of the White River National Forest personnel. The scope of work addresses a total Management Plan and includes both analysis and prescription in areas of forest vegetation, non -forest vegetation, soil management, wild life habitat and scenic values. The vegetation management plan was coordinated with a 1993 study prepared by the Wildlife Habitat Enhancement Council entitled "Opportunities for the Enhancement of Wildlife Habitat and Environmental Awareness on Aspen Mountain" Re- vegetation of the disturbed sites on Aspen Skiing Company Mountains will have four primary goals: 1) Prevent soil loss and siltation of drainage as a result of removing forest cover, 2) Establish vegetation that is compatible with existing native vegetation in appearance, composition, and permanence 3) Creating habitat that will support use by native wildlife 4) To provide quality skiing terrain. These goals will be accomplished by planting native grasses or species adapted to the area and using mulch to reduce soil loss and enhance the establishment of seeding. In areas with steep slopes and shallow or elodable soils, mulch will be used in combination with an erosion control mat or netting to provide further protection of soils and seedlings. Follow -up measures, such as additional seeding and/or fertilization, will be applied as needed. These measures conform to the Pitkin County Landscape Guidelines, which have been incorporated where appropriate throughout this revegetation plan. The native seed mixes listed below have been selected to provide visual diversity, prevention of soil erosion and ensure that a variety of feed materials are available throughout the growing season. Aspen Sldine Company Mountain Mix Name, Variety Percent Mountain Bromegrass 20% Slender Wheatgrass 20% Western Wheatgrass 5% Alpine or American milkvech 10% Idaho, Arizona or Thurber Fescue 25% Alpine Bluegrass 10% Muttongrass (Poa fendleriana) 5% Idaho Fescue 5% The seed bags have the appropriate information (name and address of the supplier, the seed names, the lot number, net weight, origin, percent weed content, the guaranteed percentage of purity and germination, and the pounds of pure live seed of each seed species) on them. All supplied seed will be free of noxious weed seeds. A signed statement certifying that the seed furnished is from a lot that has been tested will be made available. Seed, that has become wet, moldy or otherwise damaged in transit or in storage will not be used. During the process of clearing sites, both rubber -tired and tracked equipment will be used on slopes of 30 percent or less. On steeper slopes, only tacked equipment will used. Damaged area will be regraded to appropriate smoothness and patched with soil material, if necessary. Seedbed preparation will consist of leaving a rough, irregular soil surface. This will include removing large rocks. Regardless of the mix of seed used, seed will be planted by broadcasting or drill seeding within ten days after soil disturbing activity has ended. Toward the end of the construction season, all areas will be evaluated and additional revegetation measures will be implemented as needed. Planting during the early fall will allow the seed to be fully moistened and worked into the soil by natural processes prior to germination in the spring. For some species, overwintering also enhances germination by weakening the seed cost. Seeding rates will vary because of seed size, method of seeding and site requirements. Seeding rates of 50 to 250 seeds per square foot, depending on seed size, will be used. Available plant nutrients are a necessity for any aggressive revegetation program that restores and maintains soil productivity resulting in healthy, vigorous vegetation. Generally, all vegetation responds favorably to the addition of nitrogen and phosphorus fertilizers. A mixture of 20 -20-10 will be used as a supplement to assist revegetation. An application rate of 50 to 250 seeds per square foot followed by a second application of equal amount later in the growing season or the following growing season has been demonstrated to be most effective and efficient. Following seeding slopes with steepness less than 2:1 will be mulched with approximately 1,500 pounds per acre of straw. This straw or hay will provide the cover needed while still allowing sunlight to penetrate the mulch, warming the soil and enhancing plant growth. Application is done either by hand placing or mechanically blowing the mulch. The straw will be crimped into the soil and, in areas subject to wind erosion, anchored with a tacldfier. Areas with steepness greater than 2:1 will be further stabilizer by using plastic netting or mat. Based on the specific mitigation and monitoring plan set forth in agreement with the USFS Aspen District Ranger and ASC, USFS personnel will be conducting evaluations to ensure quality resource protection. A standard of 70 percent ground cover after the second growing season or the amount equal to the adjoining undisturbed areas, if less than 70 percent will be used to determine reapplication, modification, or fertilization. The Forest Service will also monitor ASC's compliance with the revegetation specifications contained in the annual Summer Operating Plan. I 1 s Aspen Sluing Company Drainage and Erosion Control Plan Summer 2010 Aspen Skiing Company erosion and drainage plan was designed to protect the natural resources in the project areas. The plan consists of, for the most part, two measures. The first is the use of silt fences and erosion bales located at the toe of disturbed sites during the construction activities. The second control measure is an aggressive revegetation program described in the Revegetation Plan. Seeding and mulching will be enacted within ten days after the completion of the soil disturbing or construction activity. The specific erosion control measures are detailed on the revegetation and drainage plans. Other erosion control measures will be used throughout the area as needed. One specific measure is water bars. They will be installed at appropriate intervals along cleared ski slopes, roads, trails and backfilled trenches to limit distance that sheet runoff can flow unchecked. The water bars will divert runoff into the adjacent uncleared forest whenever possible. Other appropriate, energy - dissipating structures (i.e., rock, hay bales, or slash piles) will be installed to prevent erosion in the forested areas receiving the diverted slope runoff. The V.S. Forest Service will assist in the designation of additional control measures, if any are needed. These measures may include, but are not limited to silt fencing, sediment basins, check dams, berms, mulching, revegetation, or natural materials will be used to decrease energy and remove silt. Aspen Skiing Company maintains a Stormwater Discharge Permit with the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment and adhere strictly to the Permit requirements. Snowmaking Pipe Replacement CONSTRUCTIONMANAGEMENT PLAN Aspen Skiing Company Construction Dates Work will commence on or about July 1, 2010 and be completed on or about October 1, 2010. Tree Clearing No tree removal is required. Equipment Delivery and Staging All workers, materials and equipment will access the construction site via Aspen Street to the base of Lift 1 -A, and onto Summer Road from that point. Equipment and material staging will take place at either the base of Lift 1 -A, the on- mountain Compressor Building site or near the actual construction site. Other Construction Activities Additional construction activities will include use of welders, backhoes, bulldozers, scrapers, fork lifts and cranes. These activities will take place using standard operational safety consideration for such equipment. Construction Signage Construction areas will be signed and mountain road traffic (hiker, bikers, etc) will be controlled as necessary. PITKIN COUNTY FUG`'tIVE DUST CONTROL PLAN Property Aspen Skiing Company Property Address: 601 E. Dean St. Zip Code: 81611 Aspen, CO Parcel ID: Aspen Mountain Contact Person: Victor Gerdin Phone Number. 923-0555 Email Address: vgerdin @aspensnowmass.00m Fax Number: Describe the development aatMW. Trenching for snowmaking pipe and wire Total area of land in project: 2.0 Date earthmoving will commence: 6121/10 Total area subject to earthmoving: 2.0 Total disturbed area at any one time: 2.0 Area to be paved (roads, parking 0 lots): Date paving will be completed: na Estimated time to complete entire project (includes buildings): List any known or suspected contaminants in the soil: NA Acres Stop: 9/15410 Acres Acres Acres 90 days Check the dust control measures which you propose to Implemant I. Control of Unpaved Romis on Site ® — Watering – (3 Frequent (Watering frequency of 2 or more times per day) ® As needed 13 Application of Chemical Stabilizer ® Vehicle Speed Control Speeds limited to 15 MPH maximum. Speed limit signs must be posted. (Generally 30 mph is maximum approvatte speed on site.) Q Gravelling II. Control of Disturbed Surface Areas on Site ® Watering Frequent (Watering frequency of 2 or more times per day) ® As needed 0 Application of Chemical Stabilizer E3 Covering Large Mounds of Soll Exposed for >24 Hrs ® Vehicle Speed Control Speeds limited to 15 MPH maximum. Speed limit signs must be posted. ® Revegetation ® Seeding with multi [3 Seeding without mulch 13 Furrows at Right Angie to Prevailing Wind Depth of Inches (must be greater than 6 ") furrows 2 -13.08 n ti 13 Compaction of Disturbed Soil on a Daly Basis to Within 90 % of Maximum Compaction (As determined by a Proctor Test). 13 Foundation areas only 13 All disturbed soil. 13 Wind Breaks Type: (E.g., snow fence, sift fence) Q Synthetic Or Natural Cover For Steep Slopes. Type: (E.g., netting, mulching) 111. Prevention of Mud and Dirt Carried Out Onto Paved Surfaces. n Prevention ® Gravel Entryways Q Washing Vehicle Wheels 13 Other: Cleanup of Paved Areas List Any Other Control Methods: Frequency: Times Per Day I agree to Institute and maintain these fugitive dust controls at all times during development I further admowbdge and agree that I may be requkud to supplement or modly the controls Apec~ above during tfre course of my project H conditions warrant (&g., more frequent watering during periods of prolonged drought). Submit this form to: Pildn County Environmental Health & Natural Resources 0405 Castle Creek Rd., Suite 10 Aspen, CO 81611 Phone: 970.920.5070 Fax: 970.920.5077 www.asoenoitkin.00m/ehnr FOR COUNTY USE ONLY: Approved ✓ Denied By: 2 -13-08 Street Sweeper Hose With Water Other: Date: 6 20 10 Victor Gerdin Mountain Planner Name (please print) Title f` ASPEN( SNOWMASS ASPEN SKIING CUh1PA *4t Stormwater Discharge Management Plan Updated June 1, 2010 Introduction and Overview This Stormwater Discharge Management Plan has been prepared for construction activities at 4 mountains owned operated by Aspen Skiing Company in compliance with the requirements of the State of Colorado Stormwater Discharge Permit application. It covers the approved construction activities expected to occur at Aspen Skiing Company until the year 2008. This plan will be amended annually. Aspen Skiing Company believes that the U.S. Forest Service's regulations and guidelines supersede those of the State of Colorado on Forest Service land, however, it is our objective to be in compliance with the Colorado Water Quality Control Act and the Federal Water Pollution Control Act so that State staff is informed of those activities and has a high confidence level that appropriate actions are being taken in regard to revegetation, dust control, erosion and other storm water issues. The Federal land use approvals necessary for these actions to take place are contained in various USFS Records of Decision (ROD), based on several Environmental Impact Statements (EIS) and Environmental Assessments (EA) for various NEPA reviews ASC's 4 mountains. The decision incorporated all the mitigation and monitoring requirements in these documents and they will be adhered to in regard to the construction activities covered by the ROD. The Forest Service has committed to a high level of review by its staff to ensure that all mitigation measures will be performed to the highest standards. An additional Forest Service employee, cooperatively funded by USFS and Aspen Skiing Company, will be overseeing construction activities. In addition, the requirements from the USFS will be overseen by a full-time Aspen Skiing Company representative, the Summer Construction and Trails Supervisor on each mountain, whose responsibility it is to ensure that all activities are in compliance with all measures represented within this permit application. Construction Activities Continuous and ongoing construction activity and main ground disturbing activities include snowmaking pipe installation, lift installation, pond construction, critical trail grading, facilities, trail maintenance, and trail construction. SeauencjlM of Projects Projects that involve ground disturbing activities will be sequenced in the following manner: 1) identify project and area of ground disturbance, 2) establish project in the mountain specific Summer Construction Plan, 3) identify site specific Stormwater Management BMP's, 4) install all structural sediment controls, 5) grub and clear the site of surface vegetation, strip topsoil if available for replacement, 6) conduct /complete grading activities, 7) install topsoil and/or conduct final surface preparation activities, 8) apply seed and fertilizer at the prescribed quantities, 9) install and crimp mulch as necessary, 10) irrrigate as necessary to achieve satisfactory growth. Total Site Area The Aspen Skiing Company is a permittee under a Special Use Permit by the US Forest Service for the following acreage at each mountain. These areas are primarily used for winter recreation, downhill skiing/snowboarding, and a variety of summer activities. Snowmass Mountain — 5,400 acres Aspen Mountain —1,250 acres Aspen Highlands —1,560 acres Buttermilk Mountain — 950 acres Area of Disturbance The specific amount of ground disturbance will vary each construction season on each mountain. Soils Description Soils descriptions are included in the Natural Resource Management Plan, specific to each mountain, which describe and map the soil units at the specific sites and assess the erosion potential and limitations. Veeetation Description Vegetation on the mountains is classified into ten different groups; alpine, mixed conifer, lodge pole pine, aspen, natural grasslands, man-made openings, shrubs, riparians, open water, talus/non vegetated. Receivine Waters The receiving waters for Snowmass Mountain are East Snowmass Creek, Snowmass Creek, East and West Fork Brush Creek, Spring Creek, and they all flow into the Roaring Fork River. The receiving waters for Buttermilk Mountain is Maroon Creek which is also flows into the Roaring River. T The Roaring Fork River is a tributary to the Colorado River. BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES (BMP) The Aspen Skiing Company Erosion Control Plan is based on the Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) Stormwater Management Plan and is designed to protect the natural resources in the project areas. The plan consists of, for the most part, two measures. The first is the use of erosion and sediment control devices/practice during construction activities. The second control measure is an aggressive revegetation program described in the Revegetation Plan. Seeding and mulching will be enacted within ten days after the completion of the soil disturbing or construction activity. The specific erosion control measures are detailed on the CDOT SMP.. Other erosion control measures will be used throughout the area as needed. One specific measure is water bars. They will be installed at appropriate intervals along cleared ski slopes and roads to limit distance that sheet runoff can flow unchecked. The water bars will divert runoff into the adjacent uncleared forest whenever possible. Where appropriate, energy dissipating structures (i.e., rock, hay bales, or slash piles will be installed to prevent erosion in the forested areas receiving the diverted slope runoff. The U.S. Forest Service assists in the designation of additional control measures, if any are needed. These measures may include, but are not limited to silt fencing, sediment basins, check dams, berms, mulching, revegetation, or natural materials will be used to decrease energy and remove silt. A checklist of construction activities with the associated control measures follows. Ski Trail Road Lift Snow Ski Trail Road Construction Constructi Construction Making Construction Construction on Sediment Oo too 00 No loo Basins f I, Check Dams Oo 00 00 Oo 00 Filter Barriers 00 xx roc xx 00 Diversion 00 xx xx xx xx Ditch Berms Oo 00 xx Oo 00 Revegetation Xx xx xx xx xx Mulching Oo 00 00 Oo 00 Sodding Oo 00 00 Oo 00 Other 100 — ^ - boo Too 10 _ oo - - - r' legend: XX- required with project where appropriate oo- Optional as needed where appropriate FINAL STABILIZATION / LONG -TERM STORM WATER MANAGEMENT Revegetation The following ASC Revegetation Plan is designed to satisfy the requirements of the U.S. Forest Service and the Aspen Skiing Company. ASC has a long history of successful revegetation efforts. The knowledge learned over the years on site will be applied to all aspects of this project. Revegetation of the disturbed sites will have four primary goals: (1) prevent soil loss and siltation of drainages as a result of removing forest cover; (2) establish vegetation that is compatible with existing native vegetation in appearance, composition, and permanence; (3) creating habitat that will support use by native wildlife; and (4) to provide quality skiing terrain. These goals will be accomplished by planting native grasses or species adapted to the area and using mulch to reduce soil loss and enhance the establishment of seeding. In areas with steep slopes and shallow or erodible soils, much will be used in combination with an erosion control mat or netting to provide further protection of soils and seedlings. Follow -up measures, such as additional seeding and/or fertilization, will be applied as needed. The native seed mixes listed below have been selected to provide visual diversity, prevention of soil erosion and ensure that a variety of feed materials are available throughout the growing season. All supplied seed will be free of noxious weed seeds. A signed statement certifying that the seed furnished is from a lot that has been tested will be made available. Seed which has become wet, moldy or otherwise damaged in transit or in storage will not be used. 3' During the process of clearing sites, both rubber -tired and tracked equipment will be used on slopes of 30 percent or less. On steeper slopes, only tracked equipment will be used. Damaged areas will be regraded to appropriate smoothness and patched with soil material, if necessary. Seed bed preparation will consist of leaving a rough, irregular soil surface. This will include removing large rocks. Regardless of the mix of seed used, seed will be planted by broadcasting or drill seeding within ten days after soil disturbing activity has ended. Toward the end of the construction season all areas will be evaluated and additional revegetation measures will be implemented as needed. Planting during early fall will allow the seed to be fully moistened and worked into the soil by natural processes prior to germination in the spring, for some species, over wintering enhances germination by weakening the seed coat. Seeding rates will vary because of seed size, method of seeding and site requirements. Seeding rates of 50 to 250 seeds per square foot, depending on seed size, will be used on most sites. Available plant nutrients are a necessity for any aggressive revegetation program that restores and maintains soil productivity resulting in healthy, vigorous vegetation. Generally, all vegetation responds favorably to the addition of nitrogen and phosphorous fertilizers. A mixture of 20 -20 -10 or Biosol will be used as a supplement to assist revegetation. An application rate_oO0 to 250 seeds per square foot, followed by a second application of equal amount later in the growing season or the following growing season has been demonstrated to be most effective and efficient. Following seeding, slopes with a steepness less than 2:1 will be mulched with approximately 1,500 pounds per acre of straw. This straw or hay will provide the cover needed while still allowing sunlight to penetrate the mulch, warming the soil and enhancing plant growth. Application is done either by hand placing or mechanically blowing the mulch. The straw will be crimped into the soil and, in areas subject to wind erosion, they may be anchored with a tackifier. Areas with a steepness greater than 2:1 will be further stabilized by using plastic netting or mat. Based on the specific mitigation and monitoring plan set forth the USFS Aspen District Ranger and Forest Service personnel, Aspen Skiing Company will be conducting evaluations to ensure quality resource protection. A standard of 70 percent ground cover after the second growing season or the amount equal to the adjoining undisturbed areas, if less than 70 percent will be used to determine reapplication, modification, or fertilization. The Forest Service will also monitor ASC's compliance with the revegetation specifications contained in the annual Summer Construction Plan. The Summer Trails Director for each mountain, will be responsible for ensuring revegetation for this project is successful. Reclamation Areas that will be reclaimed are building sites, structure placements, and land forms that will be moved, replaced, or abandoned. Reclamation will consist of minor disturbances from grading the previously developed areas into the natural contours and revegetating. These areas will be reclaimed as the construction schedule allows or requires. Appropriate and revegetation will occur within ten days after construction activities on site have been completed. OTHER CONTROLS lgwtive Dust Control Plan Construction Activities This plan addresses dust control during and after earthmoving activities. Preventive measures applied during construction are more economical and effective than corrective measures. DUST CONTROL FOR UNPAVED ROADS ON SITE Chemical Stabilizers On unpaved roads on areas where traffic is heavy, approved chemical stabilizers, such as u,agnesium%- l de, will be used. Speed Control Speeds shall be limited to a 15 -mph maximum on mountain roads and 5 mph near residential dwellings. Road Surface The surface of the existing roads is comprised of rock, a combination of compacted soil, and gravel. Maintenance of roads is accomplished with gravel, grading and application of water /chemicals when necessary. Other Low permeability fences will be used in area where wind erosion or additional dust control measures are needed. Low permeability fences will be installed near the base area where the road passes by private homes. DUST CONTROL FOR DISTURBED SURFACE AREAS Watering Areas to be disturbed shall be watered on an ongoing basis. Chemical Stabilizers Chemical stabilizers will not be used on graded areas where future revegetation is required. Speed Control Speeds shall be limited to a 15 mph maximum on mountain roads and project sites. Minimizing Disturbed Area Areas of disturbance will be minimized. Revegetation of disturbed areas will occur as soon as possible after disturbance occurs. Due to construction sequencing of activities, all of the disturbed sites will not be exposed at the same time. Furro Due to the nature of wind above 9,000 feet, the use of furrows has little value. Compaction Soils will be managed to prevent accumulations of loose dirt. Wind Breaks Low permeability fences will be used in area where wind erosion or additional dust control measures are needed. Steep Slope Covering The steep slopes on the project ( road cuts, ski trails) will be revegetated (seeded and mulched) within ten days of final grading. Netting will be used on sites requiring additional measures to hold the mulch in place. PREVENTION OF MUD AND DIRT CARRY OUT INTO PAVED SURFACES Prevention Gravel transition zones will be established between mountain roads and paved public roads. i Cleanup of Paved area Cleanup of carry out will be accomplished by washing down the pavement as needed. The gravel transition zones will be maintained to ensure proper performance. Helicopter Staging Area Helicopter staging areas will be watered whenever necessary to prevent excessive dust. INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE Record Keeping A number of supervisors will keep a log book of all dust control, erosion control and revegetation measures taken during the course of the project, and shall make this log book available for inspection by appropriate personnel as requested. Documentation of the construction activities will be bi monthly noting the amount and type of disturbance, location, and protective measures. Any activity that violates the standards will be reported within 30 days to the CDH and modifications to prevent further degradation shall be enacted immediately. FILLS COPY PITKIN COUNTY CHECK REQUISITION (Please attach any appropriate papers) DATE: 11/07/08 AMOUNT: $1,000 CHARGE ACCT NUMBER: 002.02.00000.63342 PAYMENT MADE TO: Aspen Skiing Company P.O. Box 1248 Aspen, CO 81612 -1248 REASON: Permit Number: 0031.2005.paem - Revegetation Bond for snowmaking equipment at Copper Bowl on Aspen Mountain - released per Susan Pearson. DEPT. HEAD APPROVAL: Lance Clarke 01,E - � It M (PLEASE SIGN AND DATE) A- o A, or 0 Z I; Z z S F 2 TTSJ EARTH MOVING PERMIT APPLICATION Parcel IDA r ISOS Gale,sSt Aspen, CO SiEii Permit v 9 FaxS'01320541.9 heck 4 Permit Adrnlnik ✓ trabl Fee $ WORK STARTED W17HOUT A PERMIT WILLSE CHARGED DOUBLE FEES VALID PERMIT MUST BE KEPT ON SIT AT ALL kNI PEP.-IT IS RECi 0 JlR= P OR ANY SAPTHI NORK THAT IWOLIES THE MOVEMENT OF MORE THAN SID VUBIO YkRCS OF SOIL. I HIS S)ICEPTION F FOUNDATION m5tl A MINIMUM OF T HIREEE 0) COPIES OF ANY AND ALL INFORMATIONAIEDI MUST, ACCOMPANY THIS Alm,'l I T - JOB DESCRIBED BELOW LA I RECRES THE MOI,TNEW OF MORE THAN 500 9USIC YARDS, THE TECHNICAL INFORMATION AND DATA SF EGIqE UIRENSNTS SHALL BE PREPARED AND CERTIFIED BYA PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER. REGISTERED IN THE STATE OF COI-ORLADO tool C / 298 C.a 8141-z ;�; P'pC I . 08d. � XUl ❑TNAII ❑Odmor APPLICATION WILL HOT BE REVIEWED UNLESS ALL PORTION An COMPLETE Total Cl Y.M. (C. & Fill: Cerra Triecir: 4 Tall baol M.Ler,th ZTda"' M.mo.ptrr -r ... 4' m. Trial Cubl YaI (Cot Fillw- z 11 u..w .orr b✓ SITE .. .... r Ti To 12.. E3'm nNO 13. Will the PrOjectnequire the dRludNadl Mile IM Year ill plain? YES [&NO 11 Is. .a. sea. 1. Dinh, "Rem R- ..vsmahmm Anne Norl Yes,a -;-.do, ph 111", l ........ sarmormho, -INS, only IS. YES � NO ",I, 11.aee roam-, rMI Il EPA ha r USACE A ,ols & o"l Pler Is e pees if wr or III am. Is i mosmad IN dsY,mprmrt. a. ner - r -s— -" A NAmn ... l 1 1 S. I no 4 1)e- ;-No 't dau Air- r Imo' Fall 11011 PITKIN COUNTY CHECK REOUISITION - (Please attach any appropriate papers) DATE: 10/23/08 AMOUNT: $2,500 CHARGE ACCT NUMBER: 001.00.37390 PAYMENT MADE TO: ASPEN SKIING corTANY P.O. Box 1248 Aspen, CO 81612 -1248 REASON: Permit Number: 0926.2004; pemv - Revegetation Bond for Gent's Ridge Pond at North Star Flats near base of Gent's Ridge, Aspen Mountain Ski Area - released per Susan Pearson. DEPT. HEAD APPROVAL: Lance Clarke E SIGN 2 _ 1. n rvr cfit lYNW"ti Y? ~ Y. _ u. ~c ,~-r~lr~c~- ~ ~~~~~w~ .~ . ", PITKIN COUNTY CHECK RE,QUIS~TYON` '~ ` (Please attach any appropriate papers) DATE: 10/23/08 AMOUNT: $1,500 CHARGE ACCT NUMBER: 001:00.37373 PAYMENT MADE TO: nspEN sxzzNC cor~nNY P.O. Box`1248' Aspen, CO 81612-1248 REASON: PermitNumber: 0838.2004.pemv ; Revegetation Bond for snowmaking pipe and compressor replacement at Ruthies, Aspen Mountain Ski Area -released per Susan Pearson. DEPT. HEAD APPROVAL: Lance Clarke (PL~AS~ S J T~) ELECTRICAL 3 PITKIN COUNTY ^ COMMUNITY f7EVELOF+MENT D_EP;41=tTNENT `CITY OF ASPEN ^ 970 / 920-5526 130 South Galena 970 / 920-5090 970 / 920-5532 Inspection Line Asperi, CO 81611 970 / 920-5448 Insp c ' i e 6 20 _~ • Z,GY1~. _ ..' PERMIT NO JOe ADDRESS (b AND STREEfj ~ i1 ... 3 e ~ S ti~ ~rk~c.{~ ~a c~`D7 5 3 , ~ OWNER. - PHONE ~ ~V7M „ ~~ PC~ ~ ~~ ELE RICA CONTRACTOR MAILING AbDRE65 " ZIP PHONE COLD: LIC. k ' BUILDING PERMIT # OCCUPANCY GROUP $ ELECTRICAL VALUATION' ~~ SQUARE FOOTAGE ~3o~D USE OF BUILDING' ` COMMERCrAL ^ RESIDENTIAL ^ , .. .. CLASS OF WORK ^ ADDITION ^ ALTERATION I~IEW ^ CONSTRUCTION SERVICE ^ OTHER .. a .a,. _ ~~, ' ...sae _,. 1 .. . ~` _ ~.> ~..,~ DESCRIBE WORK IN DETAIL (TOR ADDITIONS, ALTERATONS, INDICATE TYPE, NUMBER AND LOCATION OF SOURCE OF CIRCURS.' a .4 ' ` ,.~ a.: :: ~ I1 F ~o ~o _ ~ . _ ... ~ w.,, . .~ m . a ~. W~ ~,1~ ~,i' ,v A _ w,~~ ..~..~ _-,~ ,,..... .. ,N, „ .,.. ~.;- , ,I ... . _ ~ . ~.. _ w.- I,, .W... _ I ,.<e. 1. „~.. .. ,. ,~ ~I~ OWNER/APPLICANT: Th'e underei neda licanF Fo ersona ~ '° ' `'~ '".1 9 PP P ~ IIY perform eleotneet'work on the descriY~ed property or resdence hereby certifies as a condition of i , ssuance of such permit, that the above tlescdbed property or residence is owned-fly tfle applicanf~ that the applicant Is not engaged in the business Df c nstruction o or remodeling: and such property is not Intentled for sale or resale, nor is iti rental property (occupied olio be occupied by tenants, whether transient or permanent) nor will it b li , e enera i arstoorothat com fiance with these assurances is a cohddion of the Is' seance of an electncal periR to the a pplicant pur- P YtoC.R.S. $ectio suant to the provisions o 12-23-111 (2 am d nc c l ~ p p ~m ee to dom I her h wiYl be nds tor vocatron of the electrical ermit or any Ure p y g certificate of occu a issued wnh n e o ' s re dence d scribed ~ Applicarit: C, Date I J -....,,, . . .:,.:. x, ,- ,:. r._ . ~,."I. .:. v .Nl. J4 v in=1=h0. _V PAYMENT OF PITKIN COUNTY USE TAX "- ~ MONrH V - use rqx PERMIT FEE DOUe~E L OR QUARTERLY RETURNS WILL BE SUBMITTED ~O DEPOSIT METHOD' /. of t~ OF MATERIALS VALUATION PAID NOW A7ISSUAN'CE A FINALREPORT'ON ' ^ ~ ~ -• ~ ~' TAL ACTUAL MATER IALS COSTMUST BE FILED VJITHW 90 DAYS OF SUBSTANTIAL COMFL~I'ION ' ' " - , _.. OF WORK AND/OR ISS UANCE OF C~RTIRI CATB QF'OCC6PANOV~ ~ - MATERIALS VALUATION $ APPROVED BV FIRE MARSHAL pgTE EXEMPT.'EXEMPT ORGANIZATION' ^ RESALE: STATE AND PITKIN: THE DEPOSIT METHQD WILL BE A6SUMED 11UE9S`OTHERW(gE"RSf}`TEp "- "" ~'"` ~""' "`"'°~ ANYONE WHO USES AND/OA'CONSUMES MATERIALS AND FIXTURES IN PITKIN COUNTY IS SUBJECT TO APPROVED BV fll'C'DATE THE .SYo USE TAX. PROPERTY LIENS MAV BE PLACED ON THE OWNER'e AND/OR THE CONTd~CYD~'3 PROpERTYEN"'~""" THE USE TAX IS NOT' D PAI . -..,... ,. r:. , .: NOTICE For all work tlone under this permit the permittee accepts full reepon5l&ility'for compliance with the N ti l El f c BUILD ARTMENT ACCEPTANCE a ona ec ri Code, the Clry of Aspen ordinances; and all other county resolutions, city ordi- gpplip nances, state laws, whichever applies. permit subject to revocation or suspension for violation of any laws governing same An accepted final electdcat inspeotion'shall tie obtained io i - .D E pr r to us ng the electrical system A final e7ectn s ofi sh l pe on a l be requestetl within 48 hours after complet- in an el I i g e nstallatio ' ERMIT VALIDATI ~ _ ~ ~ X /l.<( ~y~~~ ~ SIGNATURE OF gPPLIDgNr y~ DATE I r ~. ~ {~ ~ ~ PRINT NAME 1 DATE '~' / ~" /yr/~ l RECEPTM 'nV ~ T "~ TOTAL 2~"' .`.y` ~J -I , , vV/!/Yl WHITF_FII Fi~nov vciln 4:n~... ...~- - ' O Z D 1 Z 2 0 z m z c W m 7J RBV O&0)40.930 ~_ ~<: InspCl ist.rpt Ins ection Check List Pape: 19 `"97$T~ 08 8:28:54AM COUNTY OF PITKIN Inspection Line:920-5532 Inspection Schedule for tomp Scheduled for September D8, 2008 Permit# 0205.2008. PELE Type: 220 INSPECT CIE311d3FRtfE~tFiid SERVICE P~ ~ 200 Amp service Call and he will meet you to take you up Time: 08:00 Notes: ~ ~ I~~rt5T79C-.~- ~ ~iv. ~ ~}ZDW6~LSr Comments: .,. ,<.. ~.......;., ..~.,.a r,~. i:. , ,..,. ,. ,;,. ., _, .._,..., ,.~~ e,- 1 -Accepted ~ 2 -Accepted as Noted _ 3 -Rejected 4 -Partial/Not Complete Reinspection Fee $ ~~18 ontac . ~ _.:,.. ~ a. ,,,,~..r ., ,~ W_;~: ~ x,.~,~., ~~ .. ,~~;~~ ,, , d ress t Name: om am ~~, y ~ """ Contact - 800 ASPEN MOUNTAIN'Sl Contractor: ASPEN SKIING COMPANY Owner: ASPEN SKIING COMPANY ' Page: 19 m ~ . ,.... PITKIN COUNTY CHECK REQUISITION ` (Please attach any appropriate papers) DATE: 10/23/08 AMOUNT: $750. CHARGE ACCT NUMBER: 001.00.37423 PAYMENT MADE TO , aspEN sxzzrtG cor~aNY P.O. Box 1248 Aspen, CO 81612-1248 REASON,: Permit Number: 0775.2000.pemv - Revegetation Bond for Spar Gulch pipeline replacement trenches, Aspen Mountain Ski Area -released per Susan Pearson. i DEPT. 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''_ ~ OUyx `~ilazaatus 'SSSO-£Z6;~ auT It~a o~ alslisau l~uop as~ald `suoT~sanb zau~m3 anau op no~i31 ~~sanbaz szu~3o uoTlezapTSUOa zno~i a~etaazdd~ I ~TUUad pine uuId IuauzaSzusy~ za~snnuzro~S (8 T~Id Ioz{uo'~ uoi'soz~ pue aSzuizzQ (~ T~Id Ioz~uo~ ~"sri'Q 2Aih8n3 (9 B /I ~~ ~I~° ~~~~~ , C7~/C~ SNONJMASS ASPEN MOUNTAIN ASPEN NIGNLANDS BUTTERMILK June 20, 2006 Pitkin County Community Development Joanna Schaffner, Zoning Officer 130 South Galena Aspen, CO 81611 Re: Aspen Mountain Earthmoving Permit 2006 Dear Joanna, ASPENC~SNOWMASSTM ASPEN SKIING COMPANY Attached is an Earthmoving Permit application for a snowmaking pipe replacement project on Strawpile and Fifth Avenue trails and the Northstar water recycling project on Aspen Mountain. Following apre-application conference with Lance Clark on June 16, 2006, he determined the project to be consistent with the language and Land Use Approval identified in the Aspen Mountain Master Plan. He agreed that an Earthmoving Permit application is the appropriate way to proceed. Project Descriptions • Strawpile/Fifth Avenue snowmaking pipe replacement. Approximately 3,800 feet of deteriorating snowmaking pipe will be replaced on Copper Bowl. The existing pipe is corroded beyond repair. No snowmaking expansion to the existing acreage is intended with this replacement. The new air and water pipe will be installed in a 5'-deep and 4'- wide trench near the location of the existing pipe. The old pipe will not be removed. Total excavation will be approximately 2,400 cubic yards. All disturbed areas will be revegetated in accordance with the Aspen Skiing Company Revegetation Plan. • The North Star water recycling project will install a 4" pipe from the pump house to the Gent's Ridge water storage pond. The pipe will run approximately 1,600' and will be buried 3-4' deep. Total excavation will be approximately 1,000 cubic yards. All disturbed areas will be revegetated in accordance with the Aspen Skiing Company Revegetation Plan. This submittal includes: 1 Pitkin County Eardunoving Permit Application Form 2 Map indicating areas of construction 3 Trench Detail Drawings and typical hydrant installation P.0. Box 1248 Aspen, CO 81612.1248 970-925-1220 www.aspensnowmass.com ®vmmee o~ ae~iee eeoe<. <_a nu ~ e..,.: Soh ., m.4~ v a ¢. ., ~draar- :.CUSTOMER BiLLWGDA.TB DUE'D.4TE I1dVOICEI+1[3Iut13ER: COR032079 9 7/00 I0 7/2006 2 26 ATTN: William G. Kane Aspen Skiing Company LLC P.O. Box 1245 Aspen, CO S 1612 DETACHAND RETURN BOTTOM PORTION `WITH PAYtilENT STATEMENT OF FEES COLORADO STORMT~i~TE`R'DTSG`~ARCiE"T'`t~RTvTT`I`TN~OICE~ Billing Date: 9/7/2006 Billing Period: 7/Ol /2006 to 6/30/2007 Billing Address: ATTN: William G. Kane Aspen Skiing Company LLC P.O. Box 1248 Aspen, CO 81612 r~~'~ ATTN: William G: Kane Aspen Skiing Company LLC P.O.Box 1248 Aspen,CO 81b17 /'~,`~~, Total Cutrent Charges: ~0~ ~ ' ~k, PLEASE MA14t ANS' AUURESS L'URAECTIONS OSJ ~_, 270.00 ~.~. ~~65.~3 To assure proper credit, please include your customer number on your check. Please return this portion of this invoice with ~' Your check. Remit Payment to: CREDTT CARD PAYMENT Colorado Department of Public Health & Environment 4300 Cherry Creek brive South Name on Card Mail Code ASD-AR-H 1 V S/MC #: Denver, CO 80246-] 530 3-digit code: Invoice #: 700026926 Due Date: 10/7/2006 Permit #: COR032079 Type: 07 - Construction - S W only 09 - General Permds County: Pitkin Site: Aspen tviountan Improvements Curren t Charges for State Fiscal Year 2007: 09/07/2006 Fee Amount Inquiries: (303) 692-3616 Faz: (303) 782-0390 Exp. _ / _ Phone: ` EA11'it1 "MOVINQ PERMfT,APPLICATION . 130 S. Galena St. Aspen, CO 81611 w }~~~~~~~~.~»~ peimirt4~ ~`( ~~~~~-/ 5~~ ~ 970.920.5526 Fax 970.920.5439 ~ Permit Fee (no refunds) $'500 er $750 {circle o ) Permi! Valitl for 6 months ether DATE OF APPROVAL Fees based on # of cubic yds <500 cubic yds = $50,0 WORK 5TARTEO VJffHOCIT A PERMIY Yl%LL BE CHARGED DOUBLE PEAf/IF1' FEES >500 Ct1bIC yd = $750~~ NOTAPERMITUNLESS~SSUED BY CONIfAWiTTV D~.V`E(."ON3"~r ~ ._ ,~.. ~. .'°~ ~. ''' VALID PER MUST BE KEPT OH SJTE A7 AI.L TIMES VOLVES THE MOVEMENT OF MORE THAN 50 CUBIC YARDS T IN -THIS APPLICATION IS REQUIRED FOR ANY EARTHMOVING WORK THA OF SOIL (EXCEPTI'ON FOii FOUNDATION PEkZW11YS) `~.,. ~ ~,~, ~~, ~ ~'~ ~ ~".s`~."'~"" , j-..`f' ~ .,~: ~ w~' ' ~~. ,. . ~ ~"" u : -TWO (2) COPIES OF ANY AND ALI. INFORMATION REQUIRED MUST ACCOMPANY THIS APPLICATION FORM ` '!~'CFYNICAL INFQRMAT(ON ANq.~ -IF THE JOB DESCRIbEb BELOW REQUIRES THE MOVEMENT OF MORE`~'IN`?OO L`f~~'C V~~`~';`"fFIE A'$T~"OKE'§uI"~1~A~LG'Y~IE`~fE~GYS'~`~I~E`[$~IT7`7HE ST~TE"OF ~ DATA REQUIREMEMS SHALL BE PREPARED ANb~CE~'Y'IF~fE(~: , e .t)e-xs.vke4¢.9u-»»~.»?s <NL.k3xFP~.N£'r{a n..v COLORADO t. Property Owner& Mailing Address _ . _ .... ","._.,," 2. Contact Phone(s) , , 3, nt Name ~ ._._. ,,::.. r ,.., Aspen Skiing Company a. Applicant Mailing Adtlres5 _,. ... , ., ....,.. „» .. :..... .... .~.~+,c a, ,.,:xt 5: ame rot t ( ,... _.. .. ,_,.. , , .., :I Aspen Mountain 5. J ,,..- r. ... ,_ _.,< , ... ,,. is ., .. ...i.. ,. ...... ~,. .:.:...,.~~ ~gdDean SEreet, Aspen, CO 87.611 , 7a. Legal D05dption of Job ..... .: ~ ~ .:"„" 7b. Paroei iD # ' ... PE1lr r~orJ~+rA,.~ _ . __.. ,.. :..~,.. B. Type of metenals to be ezcllaveted. $t ~'f' Sa.waC 4 c-ja ~ Y'tlV~ 9. Type of work: ~ ._ _ ... .......... :.. _ . , _~, : - .... , , ,..,... , , ,I....,,,: ^ 8errrrs ~Trerxttes. ^ ponds ^ Udiltles ^ Trails ^ Otlter t0. SCgPB of work: :.; ..:. ... .... :.... . .. , ,:. ... ..,..:. _. ..: ~.: F ,.. Total Cubic Yards (Cut & Filq: _..~ Total Cut: _~_'______. Total FIII: ,. __ Max Length: Max Depth: Max Width: __ Max Height: tt. Matedai Brought From: .... _. .. '".: ~ . OvL~S(t~ 72. Material Brought TO: .. _, _. ........ _.... ., ..,, ~ _ ~ ON'~SEi' E t2a. Is any portion of the devebPmant proposal now Complete? ~ YE$ ~Np 12b. If yes, give reasons and date forebnsttuetion '" ~ ~''. 't3. WM the project require thediStulbenCa of the 100 yearflood'plaih? YES ry0 if yes, Please attach the County F'b,id pBie DevsbprrtentPemut. ' ta. Will thirprdJect disturb brtesuR In theterrtdval of arryvegetetidn? YES NO N yes, a revagetaflon plan arrdsecurity is required- Earttintdving projects resuhih in thedisturbenbe df>25.000" . R. d v etatidrf" ~' ire a essionai rev" lion an. Y5. Will the project disNrE orYeauk in they removetof arty watland or dpanen vegetation? YES ryDfyee, please include any penhRs from the EPA Or USACE. A mitigation 8 revegefatron plan is requiretl if any we8end or rtpedan area is impacted by development. '' 77. Sign d APPf Date ~ 6/ig/o F _.~ aAFF W Eels Wt. ~-. ~ 18. Revegemtion Secudty Required? YES NO Water Dept. A p prov al Date Natural Resources Approval Data ', i ~ +~ N Yes, amount: $ _. N ' ` Date Appficalion ReceNed Date Pemtit fasued Zoning App vat Data E d Appr al Date ' tti rr C~L~~ 2~ Dip Comments __. Tf46 APP'EICATIeNtegIKY'A MaBMR... lestlDBY COaMUterV GEYEI-pr!rreNr ~. l/1~ ELEC-T/RICAL PERMIT APPLI PITKIN COUNTY LN" COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT 970 / 920-5526 130 South Galena 970 / 920-5532 Inspection Line Aspen, CO 81511 TION 3 CITY OF ASPEN ^ 970 / 92D-5090 970 / 920-5448 Ins ecti n ine /~ PERMIT N ~ ~ Z JOB ADDRESS (N AND STREET) " C ` ' PHONE OWNER - '4S1AI[ING ADDRESS "" "ZIP PHONE COLO. LIC:N ~RICAL CONTRACTOR 5 ` ~Y~`~ ` ~~c ,..~~ 1 2 ~~ ~ ~~ ` BUILDING PERMIT N ~ ~ OCCUPANCY GROUP $ EE,LIEpCTRICAL VALUATION IO ~~~ SQUARE FOOTAGE USE OF BUILDING ~ OOMMERCIAL ^ ~ _ RESIDENTIAL ^ CLASS OF WORK ^ ADDITION ^ ALTERATION ^ NEW' ^ CONSTRUCTION SERVICE ^ OTHER ~. i -" _ ~ DESCRIBE WORK IN DETAIL(FOR ADDITIONS, ALTERATIONS, INDICATE TYPE NUMBER AND ~OCATIOfJ 6F SOURCE OF CIRC~UITS~ "' "" _.. .:..r, ..~... ,- _, _ ,_ I ,.. ,, i OWNER/APPLICANT: The undersignetl applicant to personally pertorm electrical work on the described property or resitlence hereby certifes, as a condition of issuance of such permit, that the above described property or resdence Is owned bythe applicant: that the applicant is not engaged in the business of constructibn or remodeling: antl such property is not intended for sale or resale, nor is it rental property (occupied or to be occupied by tenants, whether transient or permanent), nor will it be generally open to the public. It is understood that compliance with these assurances is a condition of the issuance of an electrical permit to the applicant pur- suant to the provisions of C.R.S. Section 12-23-111 (2) (as amended), and that failure to comply herewith will be grounds for revocation of the electrical permit or any certifcate of occupancy issuetl with respect to the grope .or resitlence describetl. Applicant: ~ ~1v ~ Date: 'p ~~ CT PAYMENT OF PITKIN COUNTY USE TAX,. MONTHLY OR QUARTERLY RETURNS WILL BE SUBMITTED DEPOSIT METHOD: 'G, of 1 % OF MATERIALS VALUATION PAID NOW AT ISSUANC A FINAL REPORT ON " ~ ' ' usE TAx PERMIT FEE ~ OUBLE ~ ~ / I `~ ' ^ YAN AL COMPLETION 90 bAVS OF SUBS TOTAL ACTUAL MATERIALS COST MUST BE FILED WffHIN " OF WORK AND/OR ISSUANCE OF CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY ~ ~ ' APPROVED BV FIRE MARSHAL GATE MATERIALS VALUATION $ ' EXEMPT EXEMPT ORGANIZATION . RESALE: STATE AND PITKIN ANYONE WHO USES AND/OR CONSUMES MATERIALS AND FIXTURES IN PITKIN COUNTY S SUBJECT TO APPROVED BV HPC DATE THE .S%USE TAX. PROPERTY LIENS MAY BE PLACED ON THE OWNER'S AND/OR THE CONTRACTOR'S PR PERTY WHEN ^ THE USE TAX IS NOT PAID. _,. N ~T~ C E onsibili for com liance with t f ll es thi it th itt d BUILDING DEPARTMENT ACCEPTANCE p u r p er s perm , e penn ee accep s For all work tlone un the National Electric Code, the City of Aspen ordinances, and all other cou y resolutions, city ordi- App By D TE nances, state laws, whichever applies. Permit subject to revocation or spension far violation of any laws governing same. An accepted final electrical inspection SFi be obtainetl prior to using t ithin 4B hours after com let- A fi l l t i l i ti h ll b /Q ~ e reques p na r ca nspec on s a e the electrical system. e ec ing an eleCtriCE in5talldtinn. PERMIT VALIDATION SIGNATURE OF APPLICANT DATE DATE ~ , r ~ I RECEIPTq ~~ V ~ - ~ LG - \ ~) ~~1 TOTAL ~ ~ ,~ ' I , l( \7/V,II PRINT NAME ~ C.~ ~ / / ` \ .(V/ l / WHITE-FILE COPY YELLOW-APPLICANT D D r~'I 2 O Z m z c W m EARTH 1V10VI(~1G`PERMITAPPLICATION Parcel ID# ~ ~~ ~ ' (`/ ~~ 130 S Galena St. Aspen, CO 81611 Permit # f ~ J ~~ [~~j v r~~~~ 970.920.5090 Fax 970 920 5439 heck # ~ 7~ i` ` Permit Adminis ratlve Fee $ WORK STARTED WITHOUT A PERMIT WILL BE CHARGED DOUBLE FEES VACID PERMIT MUST BEKEPTON SITE AT ALLTIMES THIS PERMIT IS REQUIREC FOP. ANY EARTHMOVING WORK THAT INVOLVES THE MOVEMENT OF MORE THAN 50 CUBIC YARDS OF SOIL. (EXCEPTION FOR FOUNDATION PERMITS) A MINIMUM OF THREE (3) COPIES OF ANY AND ALL INFORMATION REQUIRED MUST ACCOMPANY THIS APPLICATION. IF THE JOB DESCRIBED BELOW REQUIRES THE MOVEMENT OF MORE THAN 500 CUBIC YARDS, THE TECHNICAL INFORMATION AND DATA REQUIREMENTS SHALL BE`PREPARED AND CERTIFIED BY A PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER, REGISTERED IN THE STATE OF COLORADO. 1. ProPert Owner b Atltlress ... ASPfN S,ei/N~i ~~s~.4nJy ~6~ ~-,r~-- 2. Appl ic nt Name a ~ f - {TJPC~7~J 5'.re_!/Ny Go.rt PA~+~y 3. Mailing Atltlress Qc7, A3ox /2y$ ~SP~+r Ga S!6/2 4. Name of Pralect 5. Contact Phone(s) 5~~~""'~dx.US P~oc' f2t`?~~~c.~...cE-,.,r (/ic7b~2 Git~2DiN l23-OS'SS 6. Site Location / f{SpE~ .Kca~..~Tia~.... (CoP<+E+z av e..,L '~' ] Legal Descrlptiori 8. Type Pf materials to be excavatetl $t'F~ sa,.icl C~a raved 9. Type of work: ^ Berms ($Trenches ^ ponds [Utilities ^ Trails ^ Other 10. Scope cf work: APPLICATION WILL NOT BE REVIEWED UNLESS ALL PORTION ARE COMPLETE ~ ' Total Cubic Yards (Cut & Fill): LOO Total Cut: 1i &~ Total Fill: ~~ Max Length: Zi ~~ Max Depth: .f ! Max Witlth: 4~ Max Height: N~ Total Cubic Yards (Cut & Fi)I): '3~ LOv 11. Material arougM Frcm: - Oa S/Tt 12. Material arcught TO' f1~ .S / TE 12a. Is any portion of the development proposal now complete? ^ YES ($NO 12b, I(yes, give reasons and tlate for construGion - rooft 13. Will the project require the disturbance of the 100 year flood plain? ^ YES i.LYNO If yes. please attach the County Flood Plain Development Permit. 14. Will the project disturb or result In the Ferriova( of any vegetation? YES ^ NOIf yes, a rev egetation plan and security is required. Earthmoving g projects resulting in the disturbance of >5,000 sq. ft. of vegetation requires an approved, processional revegetation plan. JraSS OAty 15. Will the project disturb or result in the removal of any wetland or riparian vegetation? ^ YES ~ NO ', If yes, please include any permits from the EPA or USACE. A mitigation 8 revegetation plan is required if any weilarid or riparian areais impacted by development. ~' 16. Permit Penoa 0.equestea 1] Signatur of ~oplicanl - J~wEtos- -~ ~~N~-'ob f~ 6 lo~as- S8. Revegetaoon Secunry Regmrec? ~j 49. Profess onal Revegeoauon Plan Regwrea? r1 tSa. If es, amoui'6c 1 rcp ~,~~ !! ' jES- I NO y "~ ^NO ~ Lana Idanagemenl Approval pate' ~, Ct tLJ^~' ~.M~-C AJ Cate Receivec pate ACprovetl Zen,ngA val l~ page'.// b Z OS Engipgq~ering Ppr ( t e...) J S l C01.1MENT°: I ! i i I ' ~il ' ELECTRICAL PERMIT ~~L~ APPLICATION 3 PITKIN COUNTY COMMUNIT 970 / 920-5526 970 / 920-5532 Inspection Line Y DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT CITY OF ASPEN ^ 130 South Galena 970 / 920-5090 Aspen, CO 81611 970 / 9h20~-5p448 Ins e Ion Li~ /~/d • ~L~'fC ~ ~Jnn 11 NJ. ~ .. _ S„ ..._ ~_ ~ ,,. /~~ P-_ ERMIT IJO~ r ~ ~~i~~ i JOB ADDRESS (# AND STREEn nn ~ ~ , (e.~ L ¢r , HO E OWNER flsP~ h:. u~ 9zS->2~~ RICAL CONTRACTOR MAILING ADDRESS ZIP PHONE COLO. LTC. # ELEC ~ ( J BUILDING PERMIT N OCCUPANCY GROUP $ E`L_EGTR CAL VA~LU~ATION SQUARE FOOTAGE ~ ~'RESIDENTIAL ^ ~ ' USE OF BUILDING COMMERCIALS CLASS OF WORK ^ ADDITION ALTERATION ^ NEW ^ CONSTRUCTION SERVICE ^ OTHER DESCRIBE WORK,IN DETAIL (FOR ADDITIONS, ALTERATIONS INDICATE TYPE NUMBER AND LOCATION OF SOURCE OF CIRCUITB:~~ .. w're. ~- ~ _ ~..~.., ~. I rc:..~,,. _. _ OWNER/APPLICANT: The undersigned applicant to personally pertorm elechicalwork onthe descnbed property or residence hereby certifies, as a condition of issuance of such permit, that the above described property or residence is owned by the applicant: that the applicant Is not engaged In the business of construction or remodeling: and such property is not intended for sale or resale, nor is ii rental property (occupied or tp be occupietl by tenants, whether transient or permanent), nor will it be generally open to the public. It is uhderstoddthat compliance with these assurances is a condition of the issuance of an electrical permit to the applicant pur- suant to the provisions of C.R.S. Section 12-23-111 (2) (as amentletl), and that failure to comply herewith will be grounds for revocation of fhe electrical permif or any certificate of occupancy issued with respect to the property or residence described: Applicant: Date: PAYMENT OF PITKIN COUNTY USE TAX usE TAx PERMIT FEE DouBLE MONTHLY OR pUARTERLV RETURNS WILL BE SUBMITTED @@ ///~ `P ~/ V ~ ~' DEPOSIT METHOD:'/=of 1Ya OF MATERIALS VALUATION PAID NOW AT ISSUANCE A FINAL REPORT ON + ^ TOTAL ACTUAL MATERIALS COST MUST SE FILED WITHIN 90 bAYS OF SUBSTANTIAL COMPLETION OF WORK AND/OR ISSUANCE OF CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY APPROVED BY FIRE MARSHAL DATE MATERIALS VALUATION $ EXEMPT: EXEMPT ORGANIZATION _ _ _ RESALE: STATE AND PITKIN APPROVED BV HPC DATE ANYONE WHO USES AND/OR CONSUMES MATERIALS AND FIXTURES IN PITKIN COUNTY IS SUBJECT TO THE .SYo USE TAX. PROPERTY LIENS MAY BE PLACED ON THE OWNER'S AND/OR THE CONTRACTOR'S PROPERLY WHEN ^ THE USE TAX IS NOT PAID. T ^ NO1 IL/E ith li f B I DINGDEP fiTMENTACCEPTANCE or comp ance w For all work done under this permit, the permittee accepts full responsibility the National Electric Code, the City of Aspen ordinances, and allbther County resolutions, city ordi- APPRO ED DATE nances, state laws, whichever applies. Permit subject to revocation or suspension for violation of to any laws governing same. An acceptetl final el tr' al inspection shall be obtained prior to using l ' et- I be requested within 48 hours after comp the e I system. fin lectrical i c in a riCal ins Ilan MIT VALIDATION p ~~/~~/ DATE CEIPT# TOTAL ~ S GNATx RnE OF APPLICANT DATE f ~f ~ PRI T NAME WHITE-FILE COPY "YELLOW-APPLICANT n O Z D Z O Z m z c to m ~•~~SZ~J tHKIN. NIUVINh t'tKMII HNt'LILHItVIV ParcellD# PS ~ 130 S. Galena St. Aspen, CO 81611 Permit # _ !ir ~/ i ~ y~" l/ ~ 970.920.5090 Fax 970.920 5439 Check # ~ ~ `.'c"' U Permit Administrative Fee S ~Jr ~ ~ . ~s' ~n.~ y - WORK STARTED WITHOUT A PERMIT WILL BE CHARGED DOUBLE FEES ~ ~~.. . VALID PERMIT MUST BE KEPT ON SITE AT ALL TIMES (~ ~ ~ rG THIS PERMIT IS REQUIRED FOR ANY EARTHMOVWG WORK THAT INVOLVES THE MCVEMENT OF MORE THAN 50 C'JBIC YAP.DS OF SOIL. (EXCEPTION FCR FOUNCATION PERMITS) A MINIMUM OF THREE (3) COPIES OF ANY ANO ALL INFORMATION REQUIRED MUST ACCOMPANY THIS APPLICATION. tit IF THE JOB DESCRIBED BELOW RECUIRES THE MOVEMENT OF MORE THAN 500 _CUBIC YARDS, THE TECHNICAL INFORMATION AND DATA i REQUIREMENTS SHALL BE PREPARED AND CERTIFIED BY A PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER, REGISTERED 1N THE STATE OF COLORAtJO 1. ProPert Owncr 8 Atltlress _ ._ ,,. ' AsP~ SK-//Nci c.o~+~fP,Gan1 y ~o/ .. '[~~~ r. f15/~r"~-~ nt Name I ica 2. APPl ^ - /TJGC_.~ 5'.yL!/NCj Con't A~9nf7 3. Mailing Atltlress '. 4. Name of Project 5. Contact Phone(s) ' $Nvw,~'IA;e/Ny Pl~E t~ GorNP2E5S0~2 ~2EPGAcEnnE~T l~ic7b/L Gir~2c~/~ 123-oSS-S" 6. Site Location _.... _ .. .. ~ ~Q(JT/¢'iE~s rrQ,r)rJ ~ Cz~.v'T72o` ~ct/c.(ytaq oa ASPE-N rHOcI~TM~J 7 Legal Oescriptign Q ®O C~^,~ r~^~v,~}.~~ yN ~ r~ y, ~ U J~j , 1' ' t { J r r ~YJf ~~ C-. ' ' 8. Type of materials tP be excavatetl S[c-rY s.~D c~A-y A~~ s~At.' 9. TYpe of work: r~~ L~ perms ~ Trenches ^ Ponds ^ Utilities ^ Trails ^ Other 10. Sce Pe of wgrk: APPLICATION WILL NOT BE REVLESS ALL PORTION ARE COMPLETE Total Cubic Yards Cut & Fill : Total Cut /, $p0 Total Fill: /i OO ~ ( ) 8 Max Length:~~ / / Max Depth: S Max Wdth: y Max Height: Total Cubic Yards (Cut & Fill): 3, 690 ii. Material Brought From: ' pN-SGTF 12. Material arqughl To: - ' BN-'S fTt r~ 12a. Is any portion of the development proposal now complete? ~ YES Ir; NO 12b, If yes, give reasons antl Gate for constructign 13. Will the project require the disturbance of the 100 year flood plain? ~ YES [~ICO If yes. please attach the County Flootl Plain Development Permit ' 14. Will the project disturb Or result in the removal of any vegetation? ~d y/ES r+~ If yes, a revegetation plan antl securty is required. Earthmoving t - projects resulting in the disturbance of >5,000 sq. ft. of vegetation requires an approved, professional r vegetation plan. e 15. Will the project disturb or result in the removal of any wetland or riparian vegetation? ^YES NO If yes, please inc!utle any permits trom the EFA or USACE. A mitieation 8 revegetation plan is reouiretl if any wetland or riparian area is impacted by tlevelopment. 16. Pertn6 Penotl Requeslea ll 3ign t re of APPlicant ' ~ . 7-/S-~Y -~ 7-/f-af i '.3. ftevegeiauon aecunry Reawreq?' ~. ,~_.,.y~ 9. Proressonai Revegetahon Plan RegwreP? Lana Management A royal Oaoe'. r jI YES [' NO 18a. If yes, amount VV aV/ ` `^1 ' I D O ~ )~ L~~"t . i I N ES l I i -0a:a FecerveP I page Fgp'CVea ZJninc Ac val Gate: 'Dine o P ov ~j///p Oate'. q I ~ ".. ~ U LGl/!/ L`. l LV i ~ ~ ~.. it ~ .i 1_.. _, _. .. _... .., r-n..... .. r., LEGEND S Groomed Trails / Lifts Restaurants This is not a trail map. ~~ dirl `~ ~ ~~~~ . ~e y1 r, !kne iq t°. ,~ ~~ ~~ k^ dN~ i~~~ t' ~~r~, ~•. I, ~AN °fR ~~v~W I `W1J~~I~ ~~~ 14 ~~'ii",j~' "'~, , ~~ A i 1~ ~,ta~~.~M~~, „~~P~~I kw ag i' f'l, ~q i ~i 1ni I ~~U ' I 1 ~'CI~ I ~4 r ,,.,;p Replacing asp to 2000 feet of old air and water line. The existing line is old and is in poor condition. Some of the lower sections are also undersized at 4". The new line will be 10"and will allow us to maintain efficient flows and pressures duri~sg snowmaking season. Project Completion date: October 2006. S Groomed Trails / Lifts Restaurants .i y~ V n 11 i.`~,~V~ ~ ` F ~`„~1 •Wg~^%`A~,~ M. 'R~14. .~Ti ~4 Kdtk ,4i ~' ~~F' w '1~~• ,~M V'A ~~4i~i~~z4„~~' ~ Project Number 2: ~, ~ •w~~a~ ~,, ,; ~, y, ;~~ ,~ s~ ~%4t' North Star Water jA A4 ~r ~>~~~ ~ , k,,lr~, J4+714r lk- ., ! r , r I~ ~ ~; r ui Ip tl~ trc "a ~ ~~ rofi (I i i~ Recycling Pf"OJBCt '~~~ , kl~,T„ 1 ~dy~ a, ; ,y~°.,. =-.' zl~sr r1k'~ ` .,J~~ ~~1 AJAX TAVERN aVIS,.w~+ ~,_ '' ! .a+ ~ ~ ~y,~ ~..~,~(•~l'V~~~~ ~~`~~ `~;~'~ t_a' .~ THE LITTLE NELL ;r~"L: 1._:.! ~,~ ~ _ ~'~ ,~t4'x .. _. ~... _.. .... .,w. ...+.. •~,w. .,~d.,.,.v m,mW-+e9kmwrv+ a. vvN'... .x os a>F dq-...~. a ....ef, Install a 4"pipe firom the pump house to the pond. The North Star pump house currently feeds the Sundeck and Bonnie's restazzrants with potable Neater. When the storage tanks are full the overflow is drained from the pump Izozzse onto the ground. We can capture approximately 1.i GPM and run it into our storage pond by installing a 4"line. Project Completion date: October I5, 2006. ~, r ~ g. I ~e+ i'~., 5~~' 4I n ~. rv, ~, n, .{, gall:,. 'i ~'~" ~o~,.l „)r iY{j~ ~„ tl'~iN!Ji~ •I b i ~~ ~'. ,,yy a, Sb"i ,I~;, ,I'~~1`dl'dl, +I~~~; ~ , ~, _.. _.,.. .... .,...:. .. ., •.~rr: ~.;-~>~r^ ~~i a.»,.<. -; sal -- _ -=-- • a Snowmaking Pipe ASPEN~~ SNOWMA .,,,,, ,,,,,,,, ~ S S Copper Bowl Snowmaking Pipe Replncement Aspen Mountain Jun¢ 10, 2005 SNi]W^RA85 ASp~i~, .'~3°UNT4°eP~ Aw~4i°d N!G[-0LA"sefPS 841~£gPt7e19( July 15, 2004 Joanna Schaffner, Zoning Officer Pitkin County Community Development 130 S. Galena Aspen, CO 81611 Re: Aspen Mountain Eartlunoving Permit 2004 rvASPENC~SNOWM IS~~ ~~. Dear Joanna, Attached is an Earthmoving Permit application for two projects on Aspen Mountain: 1) Replace 1,700 feet of snowmaking pipe on Ruthie's Run and 700, feet near the top terminal of the Shadow Mountain Lift (#1-A). 2) Compressor installation at the Snowmaking Control Building. Following apre-application conference with Lance Clazk July 15, 2004, he determined both projects to be consistent with the language and Land Use Approval identified in the Aspen Mountain Master Plan. He agreed that an Earthmoving Permit application is the appropriate way to proceed. Snowmaking Pipe Replacement Approximately 1,400 feet of deteriorating snowmaking pipe will be replaced on Ruthie's Run and 700 feet near the top terminal of the Shadow Mountain Lift (#1-A). The existing pipe is corroded beyond repair. No suowmalcing expansion to the existing acreage is intended with this replacement. The new air and water pipe will be installed in a 5-foot deep and 4-foot wide trench near the location of the existing pipe. The old pipe will not be removed. Total excavation will be approximately 1,600 cubic yards. All disturbed areas will be revegefated in accordance with Aspen Skiing Company Revegetaton Plan. A new centrifugal type compressor will be installed to replace one of the existing screw type compressors at the Conhol Building along Summer Road. A similar compressor was installed in 1999. The new compressor will offer additional energy savings and operational efficiencies to the snowmaling system. The new compressor requires an exterior cooling system. The cooling unit is approximately 10.5 feet long, 8.0 feet wide and 7.5 feet high -similar in size to the existing cooling unit for the existing centrifugal compressor. This unit will be placed on an ro.soXl2as RECEIVED Aspen, CO 81612.1248 970-925.1220 www. asp ensnow mass. c o m JUL ~6~=~2~~w~P=, Pitkin County Building Dept. ` ~. n ..~».~4 84 square foot concrete pad on the southeast side of the control building, and will be concealed from any vantage point in town by the Control Building. itself. This "addition" is well below the 10% area increase allowed as part of the existing Master Plan. A small amount of excavation (less than 200 cubic yards) will be required to for this installation. This submittal includes: 1) Pitkin County Eartlunoving Permit Application form 2) Map indicating areas of conshuction 3) Trench Detail Drawings and typical hydrant installation 4) Construction Management Plan 5) Revegetation Plan with plant materials list 6) Fugitive Dust Control Plan 7) Drainage and Erosion Control Plan I appreciate your consideration of this request. If you do have further questions, please don't hesitate to call me at 923-055. Sincerely, Victor Gerdin Mountain Planner CC: Bud Eylar, Steve Sewell, Bill Kane RECEIVED ~u~ 1 s ~ao4 ~~u~ ~, ,'; .',,\ ,;,`. Snowmaking Pip¢ Replacement Site Plan ASPENC))SNOWMASS Aspen Mountain July 15, 2004 3. c4 ~ PIT ~ ~,~ `~ uyt ,~ S-` rs) ~ PI1 G PA ~ ~ _ -~- ® ~ ~' ooi ~•,. \9 Jpo` .. ,, E~rCTRICAL PERMIT APPLICATLON 3 130 South Galena ASPEN *PITKIN COMMUNIT DEVELOPMENT DEPA T c~ Aspen, CO 81611 PITKIN COUNTY CITY OF ASPEN ^ ~~~ Q~'2~~ l2~ 970 / 920-5090 ~I~- 970 / 920-5448 Inspection Line PERMIT NO: 1'~.. _,. JOB ADDRESS (# O STREET) -~ OWN PHONE S~er. ~.: c fox la2`08 ~SP~~ $~6 D2. `~1 - l,2®2d ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR ~~/ ~ (NAILING ApDRES$ ZIP PHONE COLO. LIC. # c~l~'~-~ud~ • ~ CL.-~.. ~ 24 ~' l~ S e~ ~J~ 2`/2,5'-/z 2a/~~°:. BUILDING PERMIT # OCCUPANCYGROUP - TYPE CONSTRUCTION ,1 SQUARE FOOTAGE ' 3~ USE OnF'BU~I L-DrI'NG~, ~/p r/~a ~~~ ~//n~~ /-/• '- EdLECTRICAL VA/LUATION DESCRIBE CLASS OF WORK ,ADDITION ^ ALTERATI ^NEW ^ CONSTRUCTION SERVICE ^ OTHER DESCRIBE WORK IN DETAIL (FOR ADDITIONS, ALTERATIONS,INDICATE TYPE, NUMBER AND LOCATON OF SOURCE OF CIRCUITS: ' e L f O v. 1` :.. oZ rn ,Sef~.c e OWNER/APPLICANT: The undersigBetl applicant to personally perform electrical work on the described property or residence hereby certifies, as a condition of issuance of such permit,.that the above described property or residence is owned by the applicant that the applicant is not engaged In the business of construction or remodeling: and sucM1 property is not intended for sale or resale, nor Isif rental property (occupied or to be'occupied by tenants, whether transient or permanebt), nor will it be generally open to the public. It is understood that°compliance witYi tFese assurances is a condition of the issuance of an electrical perrnit`to theapplicant pur- suant to the provisions of C.R S Section 12-23-111 (2) (as amended), and that fatlure to comply herewith willbegrounds for revocation-of the electricalpermit or any certificate of occupancyissued wRh respect to the property or residence described: Applicant: Date: PAYMENT OF PITKIN COUNTY USE TAX ^ MONTHLY OR QUARTERLY RETURNS WILL BE SUBMITTED ^ DEPOSIT METHOD: 3.5% OF 25% OF PERMIT VALUATION PAID NOW AT ISSUANCE. A FINAL REPORT ON TOTAL ACNAL MATERIALS COST MU5T8E FILED WITHIN 90 DAYS OF SUBSTANTIAL COMPLETION OF WORK AND/OR ISSUANCE' OF CSRfIFICATE'OF' ~ OCCUPANCY. _..- EXEMPT. EXEMPT oacamuTloN RESALE: STATE &PITKIN ANYONE WHO USES AND/OR CONSUMES MATERIALS AND FXTURE5 M PITKIN C~UN IS SUBJECT TO THE 3.5%USE TAX. ' PROPERTY LIENS MAV BE PLACED ON THE OWNER'S AND OR THE COMAAC40R' PROPERTY WHEN THE USE TAX IS NOT PAID: NOTICE For all work done under this permit, the permittee accepts full responsibility for compliance with the National Elect ic C de th Cit f A USE TAX $ pERMITFEE DOUB/LEy $ ~ Dt v r o , e y o spen ordinances, and all other county resolutions, city ordi- nances, state laws, whichever applies. Permit subject to revocation or suspension for violation of BUILDING DEPARTMENT ACCEPTANCE any laws governing same. An acceptetl final electrical inspection shall tie obtainetl prior to using the electrical system. A final electrical inspection shall tie requestetl within 48 hours afterbompieT trig an electrical installation. //9 ~' nPPROVEO ev DgrE r ~ ~~ /, / (~ ` P MIT VALIDATION ~ ~~ ~ SIGNATURE OF APPLICANT DATE DATE RELC-E~(IPTN TOTAL WHIIE-HLE GOPV CANARY-APPLfCANT PINK-FILE OOCb-ASSESSOR .- re oA ,a. u.~W. ,... _ ~. .... ASPEN PITKIN COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT /~ 930SouthGalenaStreet • Aspen,Colorado89699 970/920-5090 BB~ILDING INSPECTION CHECKLIST Inspection R~ection 'V Partial Complete PermitNo.~ ~--~~~L~ ^ STEEL (Rebar) ELECTRIC ^ PLUMBING ^ MECHANICAL ^ APECC ^ BUILDING ^ Footings ^ Constr.Service ^ Undergrourid ^ Rough ^ Foundationlnsulation ^ R-Frame ^ Caissons ^ Under round ^ Waste & Vent ^ Flue(s) ^ Slab Etlge Insulation ^ Roof Ventilation ^ Wall ^ Ro h ^ WaterPipe ^ GasLog ^ Insulation ^ Drywall ^ WaIlCores ^ rm. Service ^ GasPipe ^ Combust.Air ^ Glazing O Special ^ Struc. Slabs Final ^ GasTag ^ Ventilation ^ Pool ^ Mobile Home ^ Pads ^ Bonding ^ Final ^ Kitch. Hood ^ Spa ^ Final ^ Piers ^ Special ^ 'Fire Sprinklers ^ Final ^ Final ^ ^ Bond Beam ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ Accepte Accepted as Noted ^ Rejected ^ Reinspection Fee $ ^ You ar equired to make the fo//owing correcticns on the construction which is nowin progress: Contact Fire Marshal for sprinkler inspection. -.---_ ../' Instructions to I DESCRIPTION: #Levels Garage: Attached Detached: Carport~ Entry Foyer- Bedrooms _ Full Bath _ 3/a Baths _ Yz Baths _ Kitcheri _ Dining Media Room Library _ Office/Study - Exercise Room_ Solarium/Greenhouse _ Storage Mech. _ Mud Room _ Sitting Room _ Den _ Breakfast Nook _ ACCESSORY UNIT: Living _ Kitchen _ Bath _ Bedroom _ Other: Fireplace: Mike: Gas Appliance: Make: Gas Log --' a_A n. U.r Owner `~CS6~'~--~ C-' ' ~-r/ l~n Date Livirg Family/Fiec _ _ Laundry _ Intlependence Press, Ino. 390