Surfacing Plan and Dust Control. Due to the particular impacts of moving heavy equipment on paved surfaces and the extensive areas necessary for material storage, as depicted in the attached Exhibit C, the Corporate Authorities agree to allow outdoor material storage areas to be surfaced with aggregate rock and to be periodically treated with dust control measures. Per Article I, Section 9 of this Agreement, the Developer and/or Tenant shall apply additional dust reduction treatment as reasonably determined by the Developer, Tenant, or the then current owner of the tract and at such times as reasonably requested by the City Engineer in order to adhere to the criteria aforementioned.
Surfacing Plan and Dust Control. The Developer and/or Tenant shall pave all parking lots, access drives, off-street loading areas, and parking spaces located on the tract with a hard surface except such areas within the tract depicted in the attached Exhibit C to be used by the Tenant's for material storage. Such material storage areas may be surfaced with aggregate rock and such aggregate rock surfaced areas shall be periodically treated with dust control measures as reasonably determined by the Developer or the then current owner of the tract, and at such times as reasonably requested by the City Engineer.
Surfacing Plan and Dust Control. Due to the particular impacts of moving heavy equipment on paved surfaces and extensive areas necessary for equipment display and storage, the Corporate Authorities agree to allow outdoor display, storage, and staging areas to be surfaced with aggregate rock and to be periodically treated with dust control measures, as depicted in Exhibit D. In accordance with Section VIII-3 of the Zoning Ordinance, the Zoning Administrator has determined that the areas shown in Exhibit D are not subject to the requirement for hard surface paving and shall adhere to the following criteria:
a) The pavement design shall be such that any material composing the pavement and the soil underneath is not displaced by traffic movement in a manner that generates pollution in the air due to flying particles and causes damage, injury, or nuisance to the people/vehicles which use the facility.
b) The design and construction of the pavement shall be such that the physical appearance, characteristics, performance, and rigidity of the surface that comes into direct contact with vehicles do not change with varying weather conditions. The form and texture of the surface shall be conducive to safe flow of traffic.
c) Notwithstanding normal wear and tear, the surface and appearance of the parking lot shall be maintained to perform as originally designed. Per Article I, Section 5 of this Agreement, the Developer agrees to apply additional dust reduction treatments and/or to modify specific surfaces upon request of the City Engineer in the event of substantive complaints or environmental concerns due to excessive dust.
Surfacing Plan and Dust Control. The Developer agrees to pave all parking lots, access drives, off-street loading areas, and parking spaces with a hard surface and has requested approval of an alternate aggregate rock surfacing plan to be regularly treated with dust reduction products for portions of the site that will be used for display, storage, and staging, as depicted in Exhibit D. The Developer agrees to apply additional dust reduction treatments and/or to modify specific surfaces upon request of the City Engineer in the event of substantive complaints or environmental concerns due to excessive dust.
