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Purpose: This Part 5 implements the following Master Plan recommendations-
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Consider revisions to the excavation
provisions in the Nashua City Code, if deemed necessary to improve
excavation and closure operations.
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A.
This article applies to any site plan or subdivision
plan authorizing an excavation. All excavations shall comply with
the requirements of this section as well as the provisions of RSA
155-E, Local Regulation Excavations.
A.
All equipment, except mobile equipment, for sorting,
washing, crushing, grading, drying, processing and treating, and other
operation machinery, shall not be used closer than 100 feet to any
public street or any adjoining property line.
B.
Off-street parking shall be provided as required in the table of number of required off-street parking spaces in § 190-198 of this chapter.
C.
Any access to excavated areas or areas in the process
of excavation shall be adequately posted with "Keep Out-Danger" signs.
D.
Lateral support shall be maintained for adjacent properties.
E.
A substantial fence shall enclose the excavation or
quarry where any excavation or quarry will extend under original ground
level or will have a depth of 10 feet or more and create a slope of
more than one in two. Such fence shall be located 10 feet or more
from the edge of the excavation or quarry, and shall be at least six
feet in height.
F.
The use of explosives shall comply with the regulations
for storage or handling of explosives as published by the New Hampshire
Department of Safety.
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Comment: See New Hampshire Code of Administrative
Rules, Chapter Saf-C 1600. Explosives.
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G.
All operations shall be conducted in such a manner
so as to comply with the laws of the state regulating water pollution
and air pollution.
Sketch plans required pursuant to RSA 155-E:3
shall be filed with the Administrative Officer and shall be prepared
by a registered professional engineer or a registered land surveyor,
at a scale of 200 feet to the inch, and shall indicate the requirements
of RSA 155-E:3 in addition to the following:
A.
Adjacent public streets;
B.
Water supply and sanitary sewerage systems and temporary
and permanent drainage systems for the site;
C.
Topographic mapping showing contours at intervals
of not more than 10 feet;
D.
Submission of plan for lighting if night operation
is permitted by Zoning Board of Adjustment;
E.
Proper provision for vehicular traffic, service roads
and control of entrances and exits to highways;
F.
The relocations of existing and future buildings and
operations machinery to the removal areas;
G.
Delineation of the existing removal areas and the
proposed area for removal in the immediate future;
H.
Location of fencing if applicable.
It is recognized that land reuse of a removal
site is in the public interest; therefore, a reclamation plan, as
described in RSA 155:E-5 and 155:E-5-a, must be submitted to and approved
by the Administrative Officer following review by the Planning Board,
subject to the following regulations:
A.
The Administrative Officer may require that the reclamation
plan show up to three alternative future land reuses.
B.
Any land reuse must correspond to a situation which
could reasonably occur in the immediate future (zero to five years),
and be revised as necessary as to the existing physical character
as the removal area changes.
