Ordinance - #87-09 - 12/08/1987 - Laserfiche WebLink

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- 4 - WATER TABLE is the surface of the ground water at which the pressure is atmospheric. Generally, this is the top of the saturated zone. 170.017M(5) Administration: A conditional use permit shall be required for all grading, mining and filling operations as required herein. Said permit shall be applied for pursuant to section 370.033D and issued for a maximum period of three (3) years, after which a permit renewal is required. Permit renewal requests shall be processed as an original request for a conditional use permit. The following operations shall be covered by this section': the removal, crushing, borrowing, filling and excavation of earth material. The costs to the City of the continuous adminstration of any conditional use permit issued herein shall be paid by the permit holder. In order to insure payment, the operator shall deposit with the City an escrow sum in an amount specified by the City Engineer. Said escrow deposit will then be used to defray the City's expenses in the continuing administration of the conditional use permit. In the event the escrow fund is not properly funded, as above described, the operator shall cease and further operations and the conditional use permit will be deemed suspended until the proper sumshave been deposited into the escrow fund. These costs are in addition to any security requirements of the conditional use permit. Application for the conditional use permit shall be made in writing to the Council on such form as the Council may from time to time designate, and shall include the following information: Names and addrress of the applicant, operator and owner of the land. b. The purpose of the permit. The exact legal description and acreage of the property to be graded, mined or filled. The following maps of the entire site and including all areas within 350 feet of the site. Ail maps shall be drawn at a scale of 1 inch to 100 feet unless otherwise stated below: Map 1 - Existing site conditions to include: - contour map (2 foot intervals); - existing vegetation;