Planning Commission Agenda and Packet 2019 09 12

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• A map showing the location within the City of any sites for which the operator has approved or has submitted applications for drilling and spacing orders, and sites the operator has identified for development within the following five years for which it has not yet submitted applications • Well estimates based on reasonable business judgement based on information known to the operator as of the date of registration • Information demonstrating the operator is capable of fulfilling and is likely to fulfill the obligations imposed through the local and state oil and gas regulations, including: o A list of all instances in the previous ten years where the operator had not complied with applicable state or local requirements o Certified copies of all financial assurances o A certified copy of general liability insurance o A report on greenhouse gas emissions for all oil and gas facilities in Boulder County owned or leased by the operator for the calendar year prior to registration or renewal. • A requirement that registrants update information on file with the City within 30 days of a material change of such information • A requirement that registrants reapply after 5 years if no application for a special review use or other land use permit for oil and gas operations has been submitted. RECOMMENDATION: Staff recommends that the Planning Commission approve Resolution 16, Series 2019, recommending approval of an ordinance amending Chapter 17.68 of the Louisville Municipal Code to require Oil and Gas Operator Registration. ATTACHMENTS: • Resolution 16, Series 2019 • Draft Ordinance • City Council minutes, July 30, 2019 • SB 181 Oil and Gas Operator Registration Page 4 of 3 PC — September 12, 2019 9