the development could impair the ability to monitor aircraft in formation during night operations.

Hueys fly about 500 feet above ground level in the area of the proposed Wheat Ridge and aircraft noise could pose a nuisance to the area, according to the memo.

City staff has advised the developers to proactively identify proper noise mitigation techniques into construction design for the development, but according to staff, the applicant has not yet addressed the issue in its annexation petition.

Other issues include street naming since the developer is proposing to extend 57th Street South but call it “Wheat Ridge Parkway,” which is inconsistent with the city’s street naming policy. The proposal also indicates a large median for the extended 57th Street but the city Park and Recreation Department has indicated theyequipment, lockout tagout, and other areas could save you a lot of time and energy

Mark Haskins is a founder and the owner of Practical Safety Solutions, LLC. During his 35 years of experience in safety and health, Mr. Haskins has held safety positions with pharmaceutical and chemical companies as well as safety positions in consulting and on major projects for an international construction company. He provides safety services to clients concentrating on assessments, program development and implementation, incident analysis and training, as well as technical services including electrical safety, lockout/ tagout, machine guarding, hazardous materials, and industrial hygiene. Mr. Haskins has held an adjunct faculty appointment in Occupational Safety and Health at the University of New Haven. He is an instructor for the OSHA Training Institute and Education