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Updated January 2025 – Gem Lake Consolidated Land Use Ordinance No. 131 83 4. A description or sketch showing the soil erosion control measures to be used during this Land Reclamation activity. 5. Description of the amount, origin and types of materials to be placed on the land as part of this Land Reclamation. 6. A sketch and/or description of the final cover material to be placed on the fill deposited by this Land Reclamation. The City Council may require a monetary deposit be placed with the City to insure that the final grading and landscaping be completed per the supplied sketches and description. 7. Statement of when this Land Reclamation is to occur including the hours of the day and days of the week of such planned activities. The City might further limit these hours and days of operation. 8. A route map showing the route for the trucks moving to and from the site. Copies of any special permits needed from the county or state highway departments should be attached. 2. Each Land Reclamation Special Use permit shall be valid for a maximum of one year or as described in the Special Use permit issued by the City. 16. Mining. 1. Under this Ordinance, mining shall be defined as the extraction and incidental processing of sand, gravel, or other materials from the land in the aggregate amount of four hundred (400) cubic yards or more of removal thereof from a single site. In all zoning districts, the conduct of Land Mining shall be permitted only upon issuance of a Special Use Permit. Each request for a permit for Land Mining shall at least include the following: 1. Completed Special Use Permit form and necessary fees 2. Survey of the site where Land Mining is to occur showing land contours before and after the Mining. This survey shall be large enough in scale to allow for at least the inclusion of the immediate adjacent parcels of land. 3. A sketch showing current water drainage from/to the site and any modifications of such drainage after Land Mining is complete. 4. A description or sketch showing the soil erosion control measures to be used during this Land Mining activity. 5. A sketch and/or description of the final cover material to be placed on the land exposed by this Land Mining. The City Council may require a monetary deposit with the City to insure that the final grading and landscaping be completed per the supplied sketches and description. 6. Statement of when these Land Mining activities are to occur including the hours of the day and days of the week of such planned activities. The City might further limit these hours and days of operation. 7. A route map showing the route for trucks moving to and from the site. Copies of any special permits needed from the county or state highway departments should be attached. 2. Each Land Mining Special Use permit shall be valid for a maximum of one year or as described in the Special Use permit issued by the City.