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Home My WebLink Aboutpitkin.bldg.273513400028 (2016)DOCUMENT LAYOUT Certificate of Occupancy or Letter of Completion Permits Final Inspections Any Supporting Documents Site Plans (NOTE: All structural plans will be grayed out. If you require the ability to see structural plans, you must have a letter from the owner stating you are allowed to have plans. This letter must be submitted to Pitkin County Community Development Department) PERMITS cfV,0 h CLEARING, GRUBBING AND EARTHMOVING PERMIT APPLICATION130 S Galena - Street 970-9 0-5524 Fa970-92(31611 1 0--5439 Permit# 1♦V�1 www asoenpitkin.core Receipt# � VALID PERMIT MUST BE KEPT ON SITE AT ALL TIMES Permit valid for one year unless otherwise specified. 1 Job Address Aspen Mountain 2. Legal description of property 800 Aspen Mountain Summer Road 3 Owner(s)'s Name Contact Number Mailing Address Aspen Skiing Company 923-1220 P.O. Box 1248, Aspen, CO 4. Ownees Authorized Agent Contact Number Mailing Address Victor Gerdin 923-0555 5 Contractor's Name- Contact Number Mailing Address Aspen Skiing Company 923-1220 P.O. Box 1248, Aspen, CO 6 Architecl or Engineer on Record. Contact Number: Mailing Address NA 7 Parr -et ID numbef of property where work will occur Check http.Avnvw.aspenpdkin conVDepaitmenislAssesso- or call the various (See attachments) Pdkm County Assessor's Office at 970-920-5160 for the parcel ID 6 Property also known as: (P(ovide a detailed map showing the lorahon at legible scale) Aspen Mountain 9 -Land use approval number(s) 14. Type o1 work Berm(s) Trenches) Trail(s) Undergrounding Utilities Ponds (s) or other water dlversion(sj ClearinglGrubbing X Site Grading _ X Other: Snowcat Winch Anchor Installation 11 Type of material to be excavated or placed on property 11a Malenal vii€t be brought from on site t 1h Is the material possibly contaminated? Yes Nd X I is Excavated matenal will be taken to on site 12 Description ofwo* Excavt -_ x _'x 5' 0 es to install ea nlan" w/gablf8na 3-WCfinish litie anchoi s Total acreage or square footage of disturbance- 1.500s.t. Total cubic yards of matenal moved 160 c • Max cul depth. 5 feet Max fill depth 2 feet 13 Will the project result in disturbance oft 1 ave of land? Yes Na 13a If you answered "Yes", submit a copy of your state Construction Storn-water Permit or R-Factorwaiver Information on this permit is available at. http.tNv/wr cdphestale.co.usAvglPenndsUniVsiormwaler/construction html. 14 Is any porters of the project already complete, no If yes, give reason and dale(s) of pnor construction activity 15. WIII the project clisturblfesutr in removal of any vegetation? Yes X No 15a N you answered "Yes" submit a rew9atatron plan, including a plant list with scientific names of species. planting schedule and method of imgation. The County's Revegetation Guidelines are available at. hltp:llwww.aspenpitkin_cdmlpepanmentslPublic-WvrkslLand- Management 15b. Flow will you prevent the establishment of noxious weeds at the project? see attac hed revels plan 16 Will the project result in disturbance of any wellands or riparian areas? Yes Na 16a If you answered "Yes", submit a descnpbdn of your revegetatlonlmitigalion plan. including a plant list with scientific names of species, planting schedule and method of arigation Also submit a copy of your U.S. A -my Corps of Engineers Sec, 404 permit in connection with any disturbance of "junsditlional waters" of the U S Contact the U S. Army Corps of Engineers in Grand Junction 1970-243-1199] for information on Sec 404 permit requirements. 17- Will the project involve work in the Pitkin County Right of Way? Yes No 17a If you answered "Yes" a County Right of Way Work Permit must be obtained poor to commencing work. Information on this permit is available at: http lhvww aspenpilkin cortvDepanmentslPublic-WorkslEngineenng-Road-Bndge or by calling Public Works at 970-920- ZZ N Earthmoving Permit Aug 2010 xis Aug_ 2010 .` Earthmoving Permit Aug 2010, ds Aug 2010 t -,1r 16 Nil the project distutbrmvvlve wont in the 100 -year flood plain? Yes No 1 ga. if you answered "Yes" a County Floodplain Development Permit must be obtained prior to commenting work information on this permit is available at hltglAvww.aspenpitkin cornlDepartments/Cammunity-Development-Pitkin-CountylPlenning-and-2oningrLantl-U Engineenngl. The applicant acknowledges That helshe has been informed by Pitkin County of environmental hazard areas that might affect the property, any Improvements, and the use and occupancy thereof. The provisions of the Pitkin County regulations do not in any way assure or imply that the property will be free from hazards or that approved mitigation will guarantee the safety of anyone using the property. This permit is accepted with the understanding that the permit does not in any way constitute a guarantee, warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose, express or implied warranty of habitability, or assurance in any way of the safety of the structures and appurtenances permitted, nor shall this permit be construed to relieve or lessen the responsibility of the person(s) responsible for performing the work. Additionally, this permit is not a substitute for a complete inspection by tiro owner or subsequent buyer or occupant. Pursuant to state law the owner is responsible For inspection and maintenance of the structure and systems. Having carefully read the requirements. I (Applicant) hereby agree to the farms and conditions described within. This form is a permit only when validated by County staff. Work started without a permit will be subject to Pitkin County enforcement action and charged double permit tees. 19. Slgnatunda��,"YwMaervK,u.cr,rm 19a. pate: 7/20/16 MialkrgnWMagen,nwvma„rwn [-115 fl,tc 701195 7e , 7:�5 01 4009 211. Signature of Property Owner(s): 211a. Oats: FOR STAFF USE ONLY DO NOT WRITE BELOW THIS LINE 21 Additional Terms and Conditions of Permit (check all that apply): At the time of issuance of this permit you are required to post S a5 financial security 10 ensure successful mmpleGon of your revegeta6on plan. These monies will be head for two growing seasons from me date of completion of the project an will only be released at that time if a site rise[ by Pitkin County Zoning confirms that successful revegetahon has been accomplished A,ppSicant is obligated to Contac! Pitkin County Zoning (470-429-2799) to schedule the requited two-year site visit The monies will he forfeited if successful revegetation is not confirmed after two growing seasons, or d Applicant fails to timely schedule the required site VISFI Documentation of decreed water rights is required Documentation of Slate Engineer approval of a jurisdictional sized dam, or documentation of filing of a Notice of Intent to Consct trua Non -Jurisdictional Water Impoundment Structure (in the case of non -jurisdictional size dam) Is required_ Oester: Minor Clearing, Grading{, (:rubbing and Earthmo, in�, Ferritic :�pplicatiut5 tie.. than 11J0 r3}: S415.00 (Fiat Fre due at submittal I Major Clearing, Grading, Grubbing and Earthmoving Permit Application (marc than 109 ey): 5643.00 (Flat Fee due at suhmilWll he following additional referral fees map he required to he paid prior to issuance of this permit for major projects: Count} Engineer Refrnal IF— 1111 A1Wwronal Flat Fzr for applications lmol5tng Large Scale t:ndcrgn,undmg of thlhaes do F.arUvno5it5g P[ajeers: You will also he invoiced by Pitkin County Stat? for any review and follow up inspection time exceeding 3 hours at a rate of $1504y,Uate pemtit Application Pen"'[ Flat Fee Idue at sulmuttalj: Check y P—,-.d-4NI Adrlilional Fees (due at issuance): check r Date Permit lssuW: TOTALEE F{norcFundsi: Z2. Staff Corrun,-�rrts: 23 Approved by Pitkin County Engineer (R req'd): 23a Date. 24 Approved by Pitkin County revegetalian specialist 24a Date 25 Approved by Peskin County Planning Engineer 25a Date. Earthmoving Permit Aug 2010, ds Aug 2010 t -,1r 16 Nil the project distutbrmvvlve wont in the 100 -year flood plain? Yes No 1 ga. if you answered "Yes" a County Floodplain Development Permit must be obtained prior to commenting work information on this permit is available at hltglAvww.aspenpitkin cornlDepartments/Cammunity-Development-Pitkin-CountylPlenning-and-2oningrLantl-U Engineenngl. The applicant acknowledges That helshe has been informed by Pitkin County of environmental hazard areas that might affect the property, any Improvements, and the use and occupancy thereof. The provisions of the Pitkin County regulations do not in any way assure or imply that the property will be free from hazards or that approved mitigation will guarantee the safety of anyone using the property. This permit is accepted with the understanding that the permit does not in any way constitute a guarantee, warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose, express or implied warranty of habitability, or assurance in any way of the safety of the structures and appurtenances permitted, nor shall this permit be construed to relieve or lessen the responsibility of the person(s) responsible for performing the work. Additionally, this permit is not a substitute for a complete inspection by tiro owner or subsequent buyer or occupant. Pursuant to state law the owner is responsible For inspection and maintenance of the structure and systems. Having carefully read the requirements. I (Applicant) hereby agree to the farms and conditions described within. This form is a permit only when validated by County staff. Work started without a permit will be subject to Pitkin County enforcement action and charged double permit tees. 19. Slgnatunda��,"YwMaervK,u.cr,rm 19a. pate: 7/20/16 MialkrgnWMagen,nwvma„rwn [-115 fl,tc 701195 7e , 7:�5 01 4009 211. Signature of Property Owner(s): 211a. Oats: FOR STAFF USE ONLY DO NOT WRITE BELOW THIS LINE 21 Additional Terms and Conditions of Permit (check all that apply): At the time of issuance of this permit you are required to post S a5 financial security 10 ensure successful mmpleGon of your revegeta6on plan. These monies will be head for two growing seasons from me date of completion of the project an will only be released at that time if a site rise[ by Pitkin County Zoning confirms that successful revegetahon has been accomplished A,ppSicant is obligated to Contac! Pitkin County Zoning (470-429-2799) to schedule the requited two-year site visit The monies will he forfeited if successful revegetation is not confirmed after two growing seasons, or d Applicant fails to timely schedule the required site VISFI Documentation of decreed water rights is required Documentation of Slate Engineer approval of a jurisdictional sized dam, or documentation of filing of a Notice of Intent to Consct trua Non -Jurisdictional Water Impoundment Structure (in the case of non -jurisdictional size dam) Is required_ Oester: Minor Clearing, Grading{, (:rubbing and Earthmo, in�, Ferritic :�pplicatiut5 tie.. than 11J0 r3}: S415.00 (Fiat Fre due at submittal I Major Clearing, Grading, Grubbing and Earthmoving Permit Application (marc than 109 ey): 5643.00 (Flat Fee due at suhmilWll he following additional referral fees map he required to he paid prior to issuance of this permit for major projects: Count} Engineer Refrnal IF— 1111 A1Wwronal Flat Fzr for applications lmol5tng Large Scale t:ndcrgn,undmg of thlhaes do F.arUvno5it5g P[ajeers: You will also he invoiced by Pitkin County Stat? for any review and follow up inspection time exceeding 3 hours at a rate of $1504y,Uate pemtit Application Pen"'[ Flat Fee Idue at sulmuttalj: Check y P—,-.d-4NI Adrlilional Fees (due at issuance): check r Date Permit lssuW: TOTALEE F{norcFundsi: Z2. Staff Corrun,-�rrts: 23 Approved by Pitkin County Engineer (R req'd): 23a Date. 24 Approved by Pitkin County revegetalian specialist OK To Close C. Christoff APPLICATON MATERIAL /' "N. 0093201 6 July 22, 2016 Susan Pearson, Planning Engineer Pitkin County Community Development 130 S. Galena Aspen, CO 81611 'ASPEN (_�)SNOWMASS Re: Aspen Mountain Earthmoving Permit 2016 — WC Winch Anchor Installation Dear Susan, Attached is an Earthmoving Permit application for the WC Winch Anchor installation on Aspen Mountain. The project involves installing approximately 30 winch anchor cables and 3 WC finish line supports. The winch anchor points will require a 5'x 5'x 5' excavation into which a "deadman" and cable eye will be installed before the excavated material is replaced into to hole and compacted. The Finish Line anchors will require similar excavations but concrete will be installation to complete that part of the project. The total excavation will be approximately 160 cubic yards and a combined surface area disturbance of 1,500 sq. ft. After having "discussed" this project with you in an email on July 13, 2016, it was determined the project is consistent with the language and Land Use Approval identified in the existing Aspen Mountain Master Plan and that an Earthmoving Permit application is the appropriate way to proceed. This submittal includes: 1) Pitkin County Earthmoving Permit Application form 2) Construction Management Plan 3) Vicinity Map 4) Winch Anchor placement site plan 5) Typical construction detail drawing 6) Revegetation Plan with plant materials list 7) Fugitive Dust Control Plan 8) Stormwater Management Permit and Plan 9) Check for the $643 application fee I appreciate your consideration of this application request. If you do have further questions, please don't hesitate to call me at 923-0555. Sincerely, Victor Gerdin Mountain Planner CC: Peter King, Joe Giampaolo 13 Pitkin County jOL 2 7 2016 Community Development Google earth h,XP USC A Fwrn Servim /�gencv ,I . 4r st 'i F r zS. k 2 Ab 14t t C� p Yra/CAL �i�crf-! �9�c►yQ� C � r .7 Cn wb✓� N wrr�� 34i�( 25; O CD *1 70-4 jor - -- - - -,'' - ---9r 7l- 7-A L �±rN/ ��XfidC't /3'rIIJC Ia.nl�r A�Z/� s .95547 Aspen Mountain Winch Anchor Detail Aspen Skiing Company 7-22-16 Come fi /_ YAS3 r 2.3% AII1ViMGJJH 5UAPFolLe' ARE/9 /5T[! $ANCt = Ili -,,- Aspen Mountain WC Finish Banner Anchor Aspen Skiing Company 7-22-16 I �v 0093201 Construction Management Plan Address 1800 Aspen Mountain Summer Road Parcel ID Number I < various Property Owner Name Phone As en Skiing Company 925-1220 6q�'� Email Representative Name Phone Email Victor Gerdin 1 1923-0555 verdin as ensno Contractor Name Phone Email As en Skiin Company 925-1220 Permits Applied for (Check all that apply) Demolition Permit ❑ Building Permit ❑ Access Permit I Q✓ Earthmoving Permit Floodplain Permit ❑ ROW Permit Install 30 winch anchor cables and 3 WC finish line supports which require a 5'x 5'x 5' excavation into which a "deadman" and cable eye will be installed before the excavated material is replaced into to hole and compacted Ort -mountain signage as necessary. DATES OF CONSTRUCTION HOURS OF CONSTRUCTION 7125116 throw h 8130116 Sam to 5 m HOW WILL EXCAVATED SOIL BE USED? Itt site. UVLUAU AL 1AL. k MtN15: The following items shall be included as attachments: r Vicinity Map Y Project Sign Y Contact List ➢ Site Plan(s) Showing: 1. Disturbance Area 2. Revegetation Plan 3. Construction Fencing 4. Emergency Vehicle Access 5. Construction Parking 6, Staging Areas 7. Trailers, material storage, waste management, etc. ➢ Sequencing Schedule ➢ Trac Control and Emergency Access Plan ➢ Revegetation Plan Y Fugitive Dust Control Plan Pitkin County JUL 2 7 2016 Community Development Peter King Joe Giampaolo Victor Gerdin 10 009320'�g��«� ASC CONTACT LIST AM Mountain Manager 970-920-0732 970-930-3704 AM Trails Manager 970-920-0724 970-309-16441 ASC Director of 970-923-0555 970-379-2821 Mountain Planning Pitkin County J0L 2 7 2016 community Development f % 00932016 V\PtL PITKIN COUNTY FUGITIVE DUST CONTROL PLAN Property Owner(s): Aspen Skiing Company Property Address: Aspen Mountain Zip Code: 81611 800 Aden Mountain Summer Road Parcel ID: various Contact Person: Victor Gerdin Phone Number: 923-0555 Email Address: vgerdin@aspensnowmass.com Fax Number: Describe the development activity: Install approximately 30 NN inch anchor cables and 3 WC finish line su its which require a 5'x 5'x 5' excavation into which a " deadman" and cable eve will be installed before the excavated material is rcpiaccd into to hole and compaCLU11 Total area of land in project .03 Acres Date earthmoving will commence: 725/16 Stop: WO/ Total area subject to earthmoving: i .03 Acres Total disturbed area at any one time: .03 Acres Area to be paved (roads, parking Acres lots): 0 Date paving will be completed: na Estimated time to complete entire project (includes buildings): 3 months List any known or suspected contaminants in the soil: Check the dust control measures which you propose to implement: Control of Unpaved Roads on Site Watering ❑ Frequent (Watering frequency of 2 or more times per day) ❑ As needed ❑ Application of Chemical Stabilizer n Vehicle Speed Control Speeds limited to 15 MPH maximum. Speed limit signs must be posted. (Generally 30 mph is maximum approvable speed on site.) ❑ Gravelling II. Control of Disturbed Surface Areas on Site Pitkin County [7x Watering ❑ Frequent (Watering frequency of 2 or more times per day) JUL 2 7 2016 rx1 As needed ❑ Application of Chemical Stabilizer Covering Large Mounds of Soil Exposed for X24 Hrs Community Development 0 Vehicle Speed Control Speeds limited to 15 MPH maximum. Speed limit signs must be posted. Revegetation ❑x Seeding with mulch ❑ Seeding without mulch ❑ Furrows at Right Angle to Prevailing Wind Depth of Inches (must be greater than 6") furrows 2-13-08 I 10 J. ❑ Compaction of Disturbed Soil on a Daily Basis to Within 90 % of Maximum Compaction (As determined by a Proctor Test). ❑ Foundation areas only ❑ All disturbed soil. ❑ Wind Breaks Type: (E.g., snow fence, silt fence) ❑ Synthetic Or Natural Cover For Steep Slopes. Type: (E.g., netting, mulching) Prevention of Mud and Dirt Carried Out Onto Paved Surfaces. ❑x Prevention ❑ Gravel Entryways Q Washing Vehicle Wheels ❑ Other: No access to paved roads required 0 Cleanup of Paved Areas Frequency: ❑ Street Sweeper Hose With Water Other: Times Per Day List Any Other Control Methods: 1 agree to institute and maintain these fugitive dust controls at aff times during development. 1 further acknowledge and agree that 1 may be required to supplement or modify the controls specified above during the course of my project if conditions warrant (e.g., more frequent watering during periods of prolonged drought). 7Y21 16 Signature of Person Responsible for Implementing Plan: Date Victor Gerdin Mountain Planner Name (please print) Title Submit this form to: Pitkin County Environmental Health & Natural Resources 0405 Castle Creek Rd., Suite 10 Aspen, CO 81611 Phone: 970.920.5070 Fax: 970.920.5077 www.aspenpitkin.com/ehnr FOR COUNTY USE ONLY: Approved I By: 2-13-08 to Denied I� Date: 20 0093201 Aspen Skiing Company Reve etation Plan 2016 This re -vegetation plan is designed to satisfy the requirements of the U.S. Forest Service, Pitkin County, City of Aspen and Town of Snowmass Village. 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 maintains an extensive Vegetation Management Plan for all four of its ski areas. These studies were conducted by Western Bionomics, LLC. 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 original 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 erodable 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. Pitkin County JUL 2 7 2016 Community Development IS Aspen Skiing 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 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. 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. After 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 tackifrer. 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 by the USFS Aspen District Ranger, ASC and Forest Service personnel will be conducting evaluations to ensure quality resource protection. A standard of 70 N •- w 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(5