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HomeMy WebLinkAboutDept Report 04-22-02 ,i"' .-:-' Department Report Board of Zoning Appeals April 22, 2002 Page 11 of 12 lO-13h. Martin Marietta Materials (SU-24-02; SU-25-02; V-26-02; V-27-02) Petitioner seeks Special Use approval of a Sand and Gravel Extraction Operation and an Artificial Lake. Petitioner seeks the following Developmental Standards Variances: V-26-02 ZO 5.2.2: Other Requirements ISO-foot setback V-27-02 ZO 5.2.2: Other Requirements 1 DO-foot setback The site is located on the northwest comer of East 106th Street and Hazel Dell Parkway. The site is zoned S-I/Residence - Low Density. The proposed sand and gravel extraction operation will be conducted in a manner similar to the operation currently underway to the east of the Kingswood Subdivision - a floating dredge will remove material that would then be transferred to the processing facility relocated on the east side of Hazel Dell Road. There is no underground mining proposed with this petition. The estimated life of the extraction operation is fourteen (14) years. The operation will proceed in seven phases. the first three of which are located immediately south of the Kingswood Subdivision. An eight-foot berm and additional landscalJe plantings are proposed to minimize the disturbance to the abutting residents. In addition. a six-foot fence will be placed to address safety issues. Truck access to the site will be from the existing entrance on Hazel Dell Parkway. and no access is proposed from East 106th Street. Noise from the dredge itself is minimal. Trucks will utilize strobes during back- up rather than an audible signal. Noise from the processing facility on the east side of Hazel Dell Parkway will be handled in a manner identical to the way in which the existing processing facility is addressed. The additional distance and existing vegetation on the east side of Hazel Dell Parkway should serve to make the processing facility significantly less of a noise disturbance than it is today. Representatives from the City's mining consulting firm. Spectra. will be in attendance to address specific issues related to this petition. The Department is recommending favorable consideration of these petitions with the following Conditions: 1. That the Commitments proposed by the petitioner be executed and recorded. 2. That the petitioner submit specific Landscape Plans for the bufferyards adjacent to the Kingswood Subdivision, and that approval of those plans be delegated to the Director. 3. That the cross sections be revised to address the comments of the Hamilton County Surveyor's Office and Hamilton County Soil and Water Conservation District regarding the slope to the water's edge and the provision of a safety ledge to a point five feet below the water's surface. Page 11