The Planning Commission’s May 28, 2026 staff report for Case PRC2026-00008 recommends approval of renewed Conditional Use Permits for Hillen Holdings, LLC to continue operating a 6.8‑acre construction and demolition recycling facility at 7600 Dahlia Street in the Industrial‑2 zone, including over-height material stacking up to 20 feet in designated areas. The prior CUP, approved in 2019, expired in January 2024; the new permit would run through June 30, 2029 and imposes extensive conditions around dust control, air monitoring, stormwater improvements for any future permit renewal, fuel storage, and operational reporting. While this CUP is specific to an existing operator and not a competitive procurement, it highlights Adams County’s regulatory expectations and future capital needs at this and similar industrial recycling facilities (e.g., required onsite stormwater detention and water quality features before the next renewal, quarterly PM10 monitoring, and potential fueling and tank compliance). Environmental consultants, air monitoring firms, stormwater engineers, and equipment/service vendors can use this as a wedge to help Hillen and the County design, implement, and maintain compliant environmental, monitoring, and site-improvement systems over the coming permit term.

Conditions include quarterly PM10 monitoring, detailed fuel storage and CDLE OPS tank registration r...