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Upper Poudre Combined SWSP <br /> June 18, 2014 <br /> Page 2 of 10 <br /> the Partners Combined SWSP, they are within <br /> thus final reclamation liability remains with MMM assthe one Office DRMS Pitt for <br /> Home Office Pit and <br /> The Overland Pond Site is currently active. The siteis made up of five individual c <br /> liner for cell 1 was approved on October 5, 2011, and the liner for cell 2 was approved <br /> 16, 2013. Cell 4 has been lined, but the liner is not eta ells. The <br /> planned to be completed by August 2014. Celt 5 will be tined prior to an pp oved on December <br /> Y approved, and the liners for cells 3 and 5 are <br /> not expose any ground water prior to or during the mining <br /> ground water at the Overland Ponds Site is in g the linear feet y mining and therefore will <br /> Based on a trench width of 6 feet, the total exposed process. Currently, the only exposed <br /> noted above, cell 3 is proposed to be lined b Au of at the site <br /> trenches within cell 3. <br /> p d surfacearea at the site equals 0.43 acres. As <br /> ground water at the site. Please note that until the liners for cells 3-5 area roved <br /> August 014, after which time there wilt be no exposed <br /> office, any water exposed within their lined perimeters must be treated as groundby this <br /> evaporation losses assessed. <br /> water with <br /> For the North Taft Hill Expansion Site, there are two ponds of 2.45 acres and 5.07 <br /> are exposing ground water. The North Taft Site is proposed to be mined <br /> during this plan period. currently inactive and is not P acres that <br /> See Figure 1 for the location and boundaries of the subject mining sites. <br /> Depletions <br /> During the term of this plan, consumptive use at the Home Office Pit will <br /> evaporative depletions from exposed ground water and waterpumped for dust controlof <br /> use at the Overland Ponds Site will consist of evaporative depletions from t consist d <br /> water lost with mined product; and consumptive use at the North Taft Hill Expansion consumptive <br /> Site wilt be <br /> limited to evaporative depletions from exposed ground water. The exposed ground water and <br /> sites are shown in Table B below. total depletions for the subject <br /> Table B - Depletions <br /> Evaporation Lost in Mined Site Name Losses Dust Total Total Lagged <br /> Product Control <br /> (ac-ft) (ac-ft) (ac-ft) (ac-ft) Stream Depletions <br /> Home Office Pit (ac-ft) <br /> 32.40 0.00 38.59 <br /> 70.99 68.33 <br /> Overland Ponds Site 0.68 <br /> 24.62 0.00 25.30 <br /> North Taft Hill 26.53 <br /> Expansion Site 15.52 0.00 0.00 <br /> 15.52 15.30 <br /> Total 45.76 <br /> 12.83 51.80 110.38 <br /> 113.12 <br /> Pursuant to 5 37-90-137(11)(b), C.R.S. and 2009CW49, a gravel i <br /> does not need to replace depletions that occur due to evaporation from round <br /> to January 1, 1981 as a result of open mining of sand and pit operator or property owner <br /> whether mining continued after December 31, 1980. This SWSP recognizes g water exposed prior <br /> gravel ("pre-81 areas"), regardless of <br /> the Home Office Pit as being pre-81 exposure. Of the 100 acres eco acres are <br /> as reflected Office <br /> the Partners Combined SWSP for their portion oft grazes a total of 100.0 acres at <br /> A <br /> Ivs reflected <br /> SWSP 77.9 acres are recognized as beingwithin Lamb Lake r <br /> Water Supply Plans for Sand and Gravel Pits" updated he Home Office Pit. Therefore, for <br /> pre-81. Per our General Guidelines for Substitute <br /> physical location at which the groundwater was exp sed prior to Januaryr1,8 areas with are tied to the <br /> wth the exception <br />