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BUILDERS CHECKED 9Y I Y+ l*_' rrberich Toun#n 39rpar#mrn# of Planning nnb P- H. RONALD BERG 9 COURT SQUARE PLANNING DIRECTOR REVIEW and COKMENT EVALUATION WINCHESTER, VIRGINIA 22601 J. WILLIAM RILEY, III (To Items 1, 2, 3) ZONING C005 ADMINISTRATOR 1 Frederick County Engineering Department ATTN Tom Maccubbin 2 /X/ VA. Department of Highways and Transportation, ATTN Mr. King 3 /X/ Frederick County Sanitation Authority , ATTN Wellington Jones 4 / / REZONING /X/ SITE PLAN / / CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT / / SUBDIVISION 5 / / ENCLOSURES 6 PROPERTY OWNERs 7 Representative(s) Cerro Metal Products Fred Showalter. Howard Shockev & Sons. Inc.. Box 767. Winchester, Va.. 226011 8 .....advised by copy of this form of responsibility to contact above -checked office(s) concerning this application as soon as possible. 9 .....advised by copy of this form that above -described office(s) have been requested to submit a review comment. 1 10 PROPERTY LOCATION Stine Industrial Park 1 11 PROPOSED USE 12 TOTAL ACREAGE ------------------------------------------------------ 13 Your REVIEW C0NIMENTs would be appreciated no later than ' 14 BY H. Ronald Berg --------------�-------------------------- 15 For your REVIEW COMHENTS: t J M as soon as possible 19 DATE June 21, 1977 T • -4- 1 16 For your SIGNATURE D_'XE 4z"- // 911,rcb.erIrk (gau ttu X)rpar#ment of Planning c'TITb ebcl }sIt?e2?# H.RONAL7 BERG 9 COURT SQUARE PLANNING DIRECTOR REVIEW and COK-LENT EVALUATION WINCHESTER. VIRGINIA 22601 J. WILLIAM RILEY. III (To Items 1, 2, 3) ZommG COoz AowmisTRATOR 1 L/ Frederick County Engineering Department ATTN Tom Maccubbin 2 /X/ VA. Department of Highways and Transportation, ATTN Mr. King 3 /X/ Frederick County Sanitation Authority 4 / / REZONING 5 / / ENCLOSURES / X/ SITE PLAN 6 PROPERTY OWNERS Cerro Metal Products , ATTN Wellington Jones ,, / / CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT / / SUBDIVISION 7 Representative(s) Fred Showalter, Howard Shockey & Sons, Inc., Box 767, Winchester, Va., 22601I 8 .....advised by copy of this form of responsibility t- contact above -checked office(s) concerning this application as soon as possible. 9 .....advised by copy of this form that above -described office(s) have been requested to submit a review comment. 10 PROPERTY LOCATION Stine Industrial Park 11 PROPOSED USE 12 TOTAL ACREAGE 13 Your REVIE14 COr24ENTs would be appreciated no later than as soon as possible 7 19 14 BY H. Ronald Berg DATE June 21, 1977 --------------•-------------------------------------------------•---------------------------------- 15 For your REVIEW COL2-U;NTS: This industry proposes to dianharge Ranita_ryRAxagA of Aomestir R+-rera h, _ letter) The water line to serve the property will have to be installed by persons or firms other than the Sanitation Authority as an extension of the Authority's t main. The site plan with regards to water and sewer is al2proved. 16 For your SIGNATURE /,/t�U � ll_%TE July 6. 1977 ,�rEbr-erit% Qlou itti Xlepartraent of INanniti's alr� �D�"bclapllleizt H. RONALD BERG A COURT SQUARE PLANNING DIRECTOR REVIEW and COK.--ENT EVALUATION WINCHESTER, VIRGINIA 22601 J. WILLIAM RILEY. 111 (To Items 1, 2, 3) ZONING CODE A0141HISTRATOR Frederick County Engineering Department ATTN Tom Maccubbin 2 /X/ VA. Department of Highways and Transportation, ATTN Mr. King ` 3 /X/ Frederick County Sanitation Authority 4 / / REZONING 5 / / ENCLOSURES 6 PROPERTY OWNERS 7 Representative(s) / X/ SITE PLAN Cerro Metal Products , ATTN Wellington Jones CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT / / SUBDIVISION Fred Showalter, Howard Shockey & Sons, Inc., Box 767, Winchester, Va., 226011 8 .....advised by copy of this form of responsibility to contact above -checked office(s) concerning this application as soon as possible. 9 .....advised by copy of this form that above -described office(s) have been requested to submit a review comment. 10 PROPERTY LOCATION Stine Industrial Park 11 PROPOSED USE 12 TOTAL ACREAGE F-77 1-3-Your REVIEW COIKIENTs would be appreciated no later than as soon as possible 14 BY H. Ronald Berg 15 For your REVIEW COiXENTS: ---------------- 19 DATE June 21, 1977 -------------------------------------------------------- This entrance appears to conform to the mininum standards of this Department, However, Brooke Road is not State maintained at this location. Should this road be extended it may be necessary for the owners of this plant to adjust the entrance and drainage to fit conditions. For your SIGNATURE DATE June 10, 1977 RECEIVED JUN 3 0 1977 RALPH D. SHOCKEY G'v .1,LEE),.SU J. D. SHOCKEY HOWARD SHOCKEY & SONS, INC. $Kill *f'I,I`�a INfIGRIfI aNSf• BUILDERS TELEPHONE 703-a2-2541 - P.O. BOX 767 WINCHESTER, VIRGINIA 22601 July 1, 1977 Mr. W. H. Jones, P.E. Engineer -Director Frederick County Sanitation Authority P. 0. Box 618 9 Court Square Winchester, Virginia 22601 Dear Sir: In reference to your letter to us on June 28, 1977, regarding the proposed Cerro Metals Products Site Plan, the following represents our understanding of the current requirements of the owner. 1) The daily demand for water will be approximately 3,000 gallons per day. 2) The daily discharge to sanitary sewer will be approximately 2,500 gallons per day. 3) Content of waste discharged to sanitary sewer will be primarily domestic in nature. 4) There is no fire protection system being planned. Very truly yours, HOKiP SHOCKEY & S0NS, INC. Fred L. Showalter, Jr. FLS, Jr./sy FREC =RICK COUNTY SANITATION AUTHORITY JAMES H. DIEHL, CHAIRMAN DONALD R. HODGSON, VICE-CHAIRMAN G. W. BORDEN. SEC.-TREAS. M. M. ADAMS ALLEN B. JOBE POST OFFICE BOX 618 9 COURT SQUARE WINCHESTER. VIRGINIA 22601 PHONE 703 - 667-0383 June 28, 1977 Mr. Fred Showalter Howard Shockey & Sons, Inc. P.O. Box 767 Winchester, Va. 22601 Res Cerro Metals Products Site Plan Dear Mr. Showalter: WELLINGTON H. JONES. P.E. ENGINEER - DIRECTOR The referenced plan is in the process of review by ray office. Prior to completing the review the following information will ba needed: 1 Daily demand for water including peak demand. 2 Daily discharge •to sanitary sever. 3 Content of waste discharged to sanitary sewer to insure compliance with county industrial discharge ordinanca. (Copy Attached) (4) Type of fire protection system being utilized. Sincerely, ZAr•- W. H. Jones, P.E. Enginsax-Director ec s H. Ronald Berg PEE -SITE PLAN DATA SHEET Not less than thirty (30) days prior to Site Plan review, a data sheet that includes the following information must be submitted to the administrator for review: 1. Name and address of the property owner. 2. Name and address of the business or industry that will use the building. 3. Size of building Size of lot 4. Type of business or industrial activity that will be conducted. 5. Number of employees and wage scale to be paid. 6. Percentage of employees who will be hired locally. 7. Water consumption in gallons per day and source. 8. Sewage discharge data. a. amount of discharge and method b. quantities of zinc, iron, chromium, copper, cyanide C. pH level d. Five - day B. 0. D. e. C. 0. D. f. amounts of nonbiodegradable substances g. excessive discoloration h. radioactive waste 9. Amount of normal solid waste to be disposed of at the Sanitary Land Fill. 10. Amounts and types of hazardous wastes produced, and the method of disposal proposed. 11. Plans for screening and buffer zones. 12. Method of management of storm water run-off. btr 05/09/77 Ox- wa-l- riz/ Y-ZI7?' Charge Telephone Call ❑ Telegram ❑ To Mr. At Charge Travel Expenses Mileage from To mi. $ - Hotel ............... $ Meals ............... $ Incidentals ............ $ (Specify) Date 19 By Acct. No. 1. Fort Collier Industrial Estates, Winchester, Virginia. 2. Not publically released at this time. 3. Size of building - 125 feet by 200 feet = 2,500 square feet - initial plan. 250 feet by 400 feet = 100,000 feet - ultimate building plan. Size of lot - 15.2 acres. 4. Fabrication of brass parts. 5. Approximately 40 total employees initially, paid according to prevailing wage scales; approximately 300 total employees after full expansion of plant. 6. 950. 7. Initially 3,000 gallons per day from municipal system to meet needs of initial work force. 8. Primarily will be sanitary sewer water from the force and will be approximately 2,500 gallons per day (initial work force) Plant process water will be re -used to make up system losses only. 9. Approximately 10 cubic feet per day. 10. None. 11. 15 Feet side yards will be maintained, guaranteeing minimum of 100 feet to next closest plant on any side. 12. Over natural land contour. IAW Of -ICES KUYKENDALL, WHITING, COSTELLO & HANES POST OFFICE BOX 2760 20 SOUTH CAMERON STREET WINCHESTER. VIRGINIA 22601 703 667-4640 J SLOAN KUYKENDALL HENRY H WHITING LEWIS M COSTELLO DAVID J ANDRE THOMAS M. DICKINSON. JR. GEORGE W JOHNSTON. III DOUGLAS A GREENLEE J E WETSEL. JR. DENNIS J MCLOUGHLIN H EDMUNDS COLEMAN. III Mr. Ralph D. Shockey, Howard Shockey & Sons, Post Office box 767 Winchester, Virginia May 31, 1977 POST OFFICE BOX 676 KING AND CORNWALL STREETS LEESBURG. VIRGINIA 22075 703 777 5700 703-471 -9800 STILSON H. HALL COUNSEL WILLIAM B. HANES ROBERT E. SEVILA RICHARD R. SAUNDERS, JR. President Mr. H. Ronald Berg Inc. /Frederick Director of Planning County Board 22601 of Supervisors Winchester, Virginia 22601 Mr. C. Langdon Gordon, Chairman Mr. S. Roger Koontz, Chairman Frederick County Planning Commission Frederick County Board c/o Continental Homes, Inc. of Supervisors Route 1, Box 76D c/o Apple Pie Ridge School Winchester, Virginia 22601 Winchester, Virginia 22601 Re: Fort Collier Farms, Inc. -Cerro Metal Products Our File No. 16,402-C Gentlemen: This will confirm your visit on Friday, June 3, 1977, to the Cerro plant in Bellefonte, Pennsylvania. Cerro's pilot, Ed Stahlman, will pick you up at the local airport at 9: CC A;; on Jliiie 3. Fie will be flying a white Queenair with red a.ld yellow trim, No. 614BB. Sincerely, ✓ / V GtJ Henry H. W icing P{f h CC - Mr. F. Mamett Mr. William J. Roth, Jr. LAW OF - ICE 5 -- KUYKENDALL, WHITING, COSTELLO & HANES POST OFFICE BOX 2760 POST OFFICE BOX 678 :O SOUTH CAMERON STREET KING AND CORNWALL STREETS WINCHESTER. VIRGINIA 22601 LEESBURG. VIRGINIA 22075 703-667-4640 703.777.5700 703-471-9800 J SLOAN KUYKENDALL HENRY H WHITING LEWIS M COSTELLO DAVID J ANDRE THOMAS M DICKINSON. JR. GEORGE W. JOHNSTON. III DOUGLAS A GREENLEE J E. WETSEL. JR DENNIS J MCLOUGHLIN H. EDMUNDS COLEMAN. III May 27, 1977 H. Ronald Berg, Director of.Planning Frederick County Planning Commission 522 South Braddock Street Winchester, Virginia 22601 Re: Fort Collier Industrial Estates Our File No. 16,402-C Dear Sir: STILSON H. HALL COUNSEL WILLIAM 6. HANES ROBERT E SEVILA RICHARD R. SAUNDERS, JR. This letter shall represent a formal petition for the amendment of the Frederick County Zoning Ordinance, Article XII (Industrial, Limited District, M-1) , Section 12-1-9. It is proposed that Section 12-1-9 be amended to read as one or the other of the following alternative amendments: (1) "Light industrial manufacturing, assembling, processing and compounding of glass (but only as a component part of the manufacturing, assembling, processing and compounding thereof) , metal and plastic products from prepared and raw materials, together with associated operations, including machining, stamping, treating and plating, provided, however, that plastic or metal compounding and processing shall only involve previously prepared plastic or metal material and that no compounding or processing will be done using coke and coals as fuel." [ Deleting the language in lines 4 and 5, "excluding punch presses and drop hammers exceeding forty (40) ton rated capacity."] (2) "Light industrial manufacturing, assembling, processing and compounding of glass (but only as a component part of the manufacturing, assembling, processing and compounding thereof), Page Two - May 27, 1977 H. Ronald Berg Our File No. 16,402-C --------------------------------- metal and plastic products from prepared and raw materials, together with associated operations including machining, stamping, treating and plating, excluding punch presses, drop hammers, or other machinery with a decibel level exceeding 80 db on an impact fast meter response when measured at the property line; such punch presses, drop hammers, or other machinery shall produce no vibration which is transmitted through the ground and is discernible without the aid of instruments at any point beyond the property line, nor shall any vibration produce particle velocity of 2.0 inches per second measured at or beyond the property line. Provided, however, that plastic or metal compounding and processing shall only involve previously prepared plastic or metal material and that no compounding or processing will be done using coke and coals as fuel. [Amending the language in lines 5 and 6 regarding weight rated capacity, and substituting therefore decibel and vibration standards.]" This petition for amendment is presented in order to expedite approval for the construction of an industrial facility in the Fort Collier Industrial Estates, all of which is zoned M-1, and to provide Section 12-1-9 of Article XII (M-1) with a more realistic and viable standard with which to assess punch presses, drop hammers and other related machinery from a general zoning viewpoint, if the county wishes to have a standard. If, however, the county feels any standard is too sophisticated and unenforceable under existing machinery, the county may decide to omit such standard entirely. This petition is offered based upon information obtained by the under- signed from engineers that the current weight -based standard has no meaning regarding measures of noise and vibration and therefore there is really no standard at all. Respectfully submitted, FORT COLLIER FARMS, INC. By } { < C H. Edmunds Coleman, III Agent and Attorney -in -Fact HEC/bfs 'ei j 6 S p .o z.z 7 EPA seeks comment on tractor noise standards Proposed regulations for limiting "noise emission" by wheel and crawler tractors coming off to- day's production lines will be aired this month by the Environ- mental Protection Agency which is seeking comments from the general public and governmental officials. The regulations will be dis- cussed in public meetings on June 6 in Philadelphia's Benjamin Table 1 Proposed Emission Standards Average A -Weighted Sound Pressure Effective Machine Type Horsepower Level (dbA) Dates Crawler Tractor 20-199 77 March 1 , 1981 74 March 1 , 1984 Crawler Tractor 200-450 83 March 1 , 1981 80 March 1, 1984 Wheel Loader 20-249 79 March 1 , 1981 76 March 1 , 1984 Wheel Loader 250-500 84 March 1 , 1981 80 March 1, 1984 Wheel Tractor 20+ 74 March 1 , 1981 ' Hearing Conversational Response Effects Relationships Carrier Deck Jet Operation Z 0 Painfully Loud W Limited Amplified n Speech ~ Z w Jet Takeoff C (200 feet) Maximum Vocal Discotheque µ Effort d Auto Horn (3 feet) Riveting Machine (7 Z Jet Takeoff (2,00o fee!) 1 Q Shouting in ear Garbag3 Truck t= Very Annoying N Y. Sub.vay Station t Hearing Damage O Heavy Truck i (3 hours) Shouting a! 2 ft. (50 feet) ! ' Z Pneumatic Drill , O Very Loud (50 feet) = Annoying H Conversation. 2 ft. Alarm Clo.-k Freight Train t_ Lrl (50 feet) f� Loud Freeway Traffic (=' , Telephone Use Z Conversation. 2 ft, (50 feet) Difficult 00 Intrusive Loud Air Conditioning I Conversa:ion. 4 ft Unit (20 feet)' C .�. Normal Light Auto Traffic f Quiet Conversat,on, 12 ft (100 feel) C' Figure 1. Everyday noise levels in decibels. Franklin Hotel and on June 8 in Los Angeles at the Ambassador Hotel. These meetings will extend from 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. local time. However, parties unable to at- tend the sessions will be able to forward their written comments within a 90-day period starting June 6 to: Director Standards and Regulations Div. Docket Number 77-2 U.S. EPA (AW-471) Washington, DC 20460 Those wishing to speak at these hearings are also advised to notify the EPA at the above address. Wheel and crawler tractors were identified as major noise sources on May 28, 1975, with the publication of an identification report in the Federal Register. Within the past year, EPA set noise standards for portable air compressors and medium and heavy trucks. Other construction equipment, including other mobile earthmoving equipment and pave- ment breakers and rock drills are being considered for regulation within the next two years. The standards: EPA categor- ized wheel and crawler tractors into various groups which are ar- ranged by their noise emission potential. Not -to -exceed noise emission levels were then set for each group. Machines that are manufactured for mining, logging and agricultural operations, as well as skid steer loaders and tractors with integral backhoes are exempted from this proposed regulation. The machine noise level is determined by a stan- dardized test procedure which re- quires noise measurements at the front, sides and rear of a ma- chine under operating conditions. Proposed noise emission standards scheduled to be imple-