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(g) 2008- 023 1. 600 feet to any adjacent property zoned residential, or 2. 600 feet or 25% of the project site width, whichever is less, to any adjacent property not zoned residential. In no case shall the setback to property not zoned residential be Tess than 250 feet. from any adjacent residentially zoned property,_ and two hundred fifty (250) feet from all other adjacent nonresidentially zoned property. Hard rock mining activities shai-l—en-st-we—tha. explosives or active chemical agents shall be used to extract or process materials on site. (h) The Indian River County Planning and Zoning Commission shall, upon approval of the (1) signature, and such permit shall be issued within ten (10) days after the determination of compliance by the commission. The community development department shall issue a mining permit upon site plan and administrative permit approval, and a determination that all site plan release and applicable Chapter 934 requirements are satisfied for permit issuance. Provisions for continuing operation. Nothing herein shall be construed as a requirement that an operator of an existing sand mine shall cease operations until a mining site plan has been approved, provided a mining site plan has been previously approved and maintained. (j) Specific mining activity timeframes, from the date of initial mining permit issuance, are established based upon the estimated quantity of material to be removed. Excavation, hauling, or other mining activities occurring beyond these timeframes, (along with any approved extension requests) are prohibited: (k) Less than 10,000 cubic yards 1 year 10,000--99,999 cubic yards 2 years 100,000--500,000 cubic yards 5 years Over 500,000 cubic yards 10 years a -l.. These timeframes may be extended by the board of' county commissioners upon an applicant's request made prior to the normal timeframe expiration. The board may grant an extension if it determines that the mining operation has been inactive for a period of time due to market conditions such as an economic recession. The board shall not extend the initial timeframe by a period of time greater than the determined period of inactivity. The mining site shall be restored in accordance with the approved restoration plan. Within five (5) months of the end of the approved timeframe (including any extension), the operator shall submit to the county a written notice stating that the mine is inactive and has been restored. Such notice shall be accompanied by two (2) signed and sealed as -built surveys of the site demonstrating substantial conformance with the approved project restoration plan. restoration completed, and 16 Double Underline Text: Non Workshop Changes Bold Underline: Additions to Ordinance Stri-ke—t-tHreugh+ Deleted "text from Existing Ordinance F:\Community Development\Users\CurDcvAORDINANCE\2008\2008- Such 934 Excavation(aftcrl2-19-08).12TF shall be