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Board approves transfer of Iron Mountain Gravel Pit operations to Colorado Quarries; expansion would require BLM and state approvals
Summary
The county approved Colorado Quarries’ request to take over operations of the Iron Mountain Gravel Pit (CUP 16001); the company said it is pursuing a possible acreage expansion pending Bureau of Land Management and state Division of Reclamation, Mining and Safety approvals and planning‑level estimates show roughly 10,000 tons per year.
The Fremont County Board of County Commissioners voted unanimously to approve Colorado Quarries’ application to assume operations of the Iron Mountain Gravel Pit (Conditional Use Permit CP16001).
A Colorado Quarries representative, identified in the transcript both as Jody Schreiber and as Jody Shriver, told the board the operator transfer is the primary request and…
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