City Council Agenda and Packet 1973 11 13

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i 1110 • . • Mr. Iroulilette October l9, 1,73 Pegs 2 2. The possibility of blowing paper and other debris gathering In settling basins of the proposed filter plant and reaching the raw water storage facilities of Marshall Lake or the proposed Coal Creek Reservoir. 3. The effect that the fugitive dust from the gravel mining operation will have on settling basins of the filter plant. 4. Other minor nuisances such as noise and odor, and how these items will affect the aesthetic qualities of the recreation area adjacent to the proposed reservoir's high water line. Currently the State of Colorado and the involved municipalities anticipate constructing a dam and reservoir within four years, and the filter plant co.* plex In three to five years. It is our understanding that the life of this proposed landfill will be approximately eight and one-half years. Therefore, as you can readily see, there is a potential conflict with respect to the plans of Urban Waste Resources, Inc. and the municipalities of Erie, Lafayette, Louisville, and Superior. If it is impossible for Urban waste Resources, Inc. to use other lands owned by them for mining and landfill operations, then the Basin municipalities in general and the Coal Creek Water and Sanitation Associa- tion in particular, would greatly appreciate an opportunity to meet with representatives of Urban Waste Resources, inc. to attempt to solve the above delineated problems. Thank you for any consideration you can give us in this matter. Please feel free to contact us at any time if you have any questions. Vary truly yours, Leon A. Wurl, City Manager City of Louisville Richard Flewelling, City Manager City of Lafayette vls