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AUTHORIZING THE APPROVAL OF THE PETITION FOR SPECIAL USE PERMIT FOR LAKE DECATUR BASIN 6 DREDGING
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1/22/2002
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City to determine the details of the final reclamation plans for the proposed sediment <br /> storage facility site. I�, <br /> 4. Are there adequate utilities in place for the proposed Special Use? How would the ' <br /> proposed Special Use impact the utilities and facilities in the surrounding area? ' <br /> The proposed sediment storage facility will have no significant impact on the utilities and <br /> facilities in the surrounding area. Since the site for the proposed facility is the same as <br /> the site that was used previously for the Basin S dredging project, all of the necessary <br /> utility adjustments have already been made. Temporary electrical power service will be <br /> required for the construction trailers during the construction operations for the proposed <br /> facility, but no other utilities will be impacted. <br /> 5. What would be the impact of the proposed Special Use on traffic in the area? Are any <br /> measures being taken to address ingress and egress to the proposed use? <br /> The proposed sediment storage facility will have no significant negative impacts on <br /> traffic in the surrounding area. During the estimated 4-S month period of construction of <br /> the proposed facility, the increase in traffic will consist of the work force going to and <br /> from the site on a day-to-day basis. The heavy construction equipment will be transported <br /> to the site at the start of construction and will remain on-site until construction is <br /> completed. All construction related traffic will be confined to on-site locations. During <br /> the estimated 3-4 year dredging operations, traffic to the site will be minimal and all <br /> dredging-related heavy equipment traffic will be confined to on-site locations. Points of <br /> ingress and egress to the proposed site will be limited to locations where points of access <br /> to the public roadways already exist. Upon completion of the construction and dredging <br /> operations, traffic to the site will be as required to provide access to the site for <br /> agricultural and maintenance activities and to provide access to whatever recreational <br /> facilities are developed. <br /> 6. Would the proposed Special Use conform to all of the other regulations of the Macon <br /> County Zoning Ordinance, as well as all applicable state and local laws and <br /> regulations? <br /> The proposed sediment storage facility will conform to all of the other regulations of the <br /> Macon County Zoning Ordinance as well as all applicable state and local laws and <br /> regulations, including all required federal and state regulatory agency permits. <br /> NOTE: Please see Attachment E for a summary of public involvement activities that took <br /> place during the course of this project. <br /> ATTACHMENT C <br /> Page 3 of 3 <br />
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