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2014-08-01_PERMIT FILE - M2014043 (4)
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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M2014043
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
8/1/2014
Doc Name
New 112c Application
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Albert Frei & Sons, Inc.
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DRMS
Email Name
TAK
TOD
Media Type
D
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MINING PLAN EXHIBIT D(CONT) <br /> encountered in the Piney Creek alluvium are a result of water <br /> erosion and redeposition of rock materials from the front range <br /> of the Rocky Mountains . The deposition of this material occurred <br /> during a time when the river was much larger than it is now. <br /> This type of material is typically found from south of Denver to <br /> the Colorado state line along the South Platte River. Along this <br /> section of the river, the deposit has a 60% rock, 40% sand ratio <br /> and averages 30 feet deep . <br /> There are two zones of gravel on this property, The upper or <br /> terrace deposit along the eastern half of the permit area and the <br /> alluvial gravels lying on the western part of the site . The <br /> upper 30+ feet of the terrace deposit is dry while the lower 15+ <br /> feet are below groundwater due to what we believe is a ridge of <br /> shale running north/south or parallel to the base of the escarp- <br /> ment that divides the site . This ridge impedes the flow of <br /> groundwater from the east to west until it reaches 5072 and <br /> overtops the ridge . Drilling data provided by the landowners <br /> show the shale bedrock rises to within 3 feet of the surface in <br /> the area between the base of the hillside and the old lake or <br /> approximately where we placed the Stage Line separating the two <br /> stages . The ditch constructed by past owners along this line <br /> collects the water and diverts it to the old hatchery area . <br /> SOILS AND O VERB URDEN <br /> See the soils and vegetation information in EXHIBITI/J for detailed <br /> information regarding the soils on this site . The soil informa- <br /> tion is not site specific, it describes in general terms the <br /> nature of the soils found at this site and was obtained from the <br /> USDA soil survey for Adams County. <br /> Approximately 3 . 17 acres of this site is covered by structures <br /> and associated parking and driveways where there is little soil <br /> in and around them. Of the remaining 50 . 00 acres, 10 . 15 acres is <br /> pre-law mining area, 1 . 24 acres is abandoned fish rearing race- <br /> ways, 0 . 38 acres is the bull seep and associated water ways on <br /> the west side of the property. Overlying the gravel deposit on <br /> the rest of the area is a layer of soil/ overburden that varies <br /> from 8 to 12 inches, averaging 10 inches overall . Underlaying <br /> the soil is the gravel and sand that will be mined. The topsoil <br /> 5 <br />
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