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necessary to assure compliance with these requirements and shall not provide opportunities to deny <br />mining for reasons unrelated to these requirements, or to attach additional approval requirements, <br />except with regard to mining or processing activities: <br /> <br /> (A) For which the PAPA application does not provide information sufficient to determine clear and <br />objective measures to resolve identified conflicts; <br /> The Planning Commissions did not feel there was sufficient information regarding the location or <br />functionality of the aquaclude to convince the majority that the conflicts due to dust (plus wetlands, <br />flooding, and groundwater for the Lane County Planning Commission) were minimized. <br /> (B) Not requested in the PAPA application; or <br /> (C) For which a significant change to the type, location, or duration of the activity shown on the PAPA <br />application is proposed by the operator. <br /> If the application is approved, Staff recommends that any minimization measures to reduce or eliminate <br />conflicts are compiled into a set of clear and objective conditions applicable to the Plan and <br />implementing regulations adopted to allow mining of the expansion area. <br /> <br />(f) Where mining is allowed, the local government shall determine the post-mining use and provide for <br />this use in the comprehensive plan and land use regulations. For significant aggregate sites on Class <br />I, II and Unique farmland, local governments shall adopt plan and land use regulations to limit post- <br />mining use to farm uses under ORS 215.203, uses listed under ORS 215.213(1) or 215.283(1), and fish <br />and wildlife habitat uses, including wetland mitigation banking. Local governments shall coordinate <br />with DOGAMI regarding the regulation and reclamation of mineral and aggregate sites, except where <br />exempt under ORS 517.780. <br />The applicant would amend the existing Operating and Reclamation Plan to include the expansion <br />area. The existing reclamation plan for the adjacent mining and processing site is included in the <br />File Record No. 17. <br />record, see DOGAMI provides an update to Delta’s Operating Permit <br />Exhibit 49 <br />Amendment Application in that addresses the addition of the Expansion Area to the <br />existing Plan upon approval. The conditions in Exhibit C to the Ordinance will be required to be <br />included in an updated Operating and Reclamation Plan that includes the expansion area. <br />(g) Local governments shall allow a currently approved aggregate processing operation at an existing site <br />to process material from a new or expansion site without requiring a reauthorization of the existing <br />processing operation unless limits on such processing were established at the time it was approved by <br />the local government. <br /> This provision permits the material excavated from the subject property to be transported to the <br /> adjacent existing Delta processing facility without further review of the existing processing <br /> operation. <br /> <br />C. Alternatives/Options <br /> <br /> 1. Hold the record open for the submittal of additional information from parties in this matter. <br /> <br />The Board and Council will hear a considerable amount of testimony on this application <br />during the November 1st hearing. Presumably, the applicant or other parties will request the <br />record to be held open for the submittal of additional information to respond to new evidence <br />presented at the hearings. The following timeframes should be decided upon if this option is <br />chosen. <br />Board/Council Hearing – Ordinance No. PA 1238 Delta Sand & Gravel Expansion <br />Agenda Cover Memo <br />Page 21 of 23 <br /> <br />