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2014-11-14_REVISION - M1974086 (11)
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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M1974086
IBM Index Class Name
Revision
Doc Date
11/14/2014
Doc Name
Map C-4 Cross Sections AM03
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Asphalt Paving Company
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DRMS
Type & Sequence
AM3
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MAC
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6350 <br /> 6250 � 6250 III 11 III , <br /> -- 3H:1V backfilled sio a See Detail s3s0 <br /> 6150 j'' I _ <br /> i I I <br /> 0'between the water tunnel and mining 61so <br /> 6050 ---',. Anticipated Reservoir <br /> {11��`�� <br /> P Wai ter tunnel <br /> 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .. 6050 <br /> 5950 <br /> m 5950 1 <br /> 0 00 00 <br /> s o I , � II rII <br /> •- � •- � � .- � � �+ c+ N r ,3 N n w w n m m � .. m a a a < � v v a a a m in m v"'i � m �n m I I - <br /> II <br /> � > o C, <br /> fi <br /> ji <br /> 6200 See Detail B 6260 saoo saoo r <br /> s150 See Detail B <br /> - 6150 I , , <br /> P 6300 A- - u Detail A i <br /> 6300 1. <br /> fios0 Anticipated Reservoir W� �� 3H:1V backlilled slope <br /> 8 8 5950 8200 .g <br /> � <br /> 5950 --- "l 6200 <br /> 61 -�� 8100 <br /> fi000 6000 <br /> o m a <br /> Y <br /> o r w <br /> 6450 <br /> 6450 6350 <br /> r. <br /> 1� III <br /> 35 <br /> 6350 6250 ._ <br /> See Detail A li See Detail A 6250 <br /> 6260 62W 61M r \ <br /> See Deta1I B �� 6150 <br /> Se Detail B <br /> VAC <br /> 6150 I/ 6uo so5o 1 Anticipated Reservoir <br /> Anticipated Reservoir ✓ 6050 5sso ---__�.- e✓ ��� ) f A % �� <br /> 6050 <br /> m � m <br /> 5960 <br /> I ' <br /> mm _ <br /> o 0 0 0 0 0 o m o 0 05 <br /> o # i 8 + o0 0 0 <br /> N 8 # Y Y 4 Y $ R Y S S m <br /> m m m m o m e m m <br /> r _ <br /> 0, 7-00 — t400 109 r �� <br /> l <br /> Conceptual view of western slope variable Asphalt Paving Company <br /> benches from along the A-A' profile �C Ralston Quarry <br /> CI,<,,, Vegetation "island". See Detail C for example design. <br /> Map C-4: Cross Sections <br /> -ALIl -. -, Permit Number: <br /> me Center Location. Town- <br /> Jill <br /> Y <br /> I M' Latitude: Longitude: <br /> igh <br /> e t on: Townshi Venable bench heights.40-100 -. , ,.:..:. P Range Nearest � <br /> S <br /> Watershed: £ <br /> 0' 100, 200' 300, <br /> Map Scale: <br /> Foot • <br /> { Units: <br /> ❑ ❑Meter <br /> Legend <br /> Permit Boundar <br /> y <br /> Baseline Topography <br /> - - - - - - Current Conditions <br /> Detail A - Western Slope Information <br /> p p p Detail B - Eastern Slope Information Detail C - Vegetation Island Example Growth medium is a misture of select fill <br /> This figure shows a possible configuration of the slopes and U to the tc Mining Extents <br /> benches on the western slope of the quarry.According to 73*=Max overall slope angle of the quarry The eastern slope is entirely in basalt,without any underlying generated on site Via screening, occasional fill <br /> Overall slope wall shale.Therefore,according to thie geotechnical analysis,slopes Import, and organic material such as compost. ---- Reclaimed Conditions <br /> geotechnical analysis of the basalt and underlying shale,the Pe can be excavated up to 200'deelp at an maximum cut angle of <br /> bench slopes can vary between 40'and 80'tall,and the benches 90°. The maximum height of thel eastern slope at Ralston Quarry Top of eastern slope <br /> themselves between 14'and 40'wide.Asphalt Paving Company will be 175'.Drilling and blasting will create benches,but this detail <br /> will excavate the slopes in a varying fashion to create aesthetically shows the maximum allowable gieotechnical conditions for <br /> pleasing benches. permanent stability. <br /> 90' =Max bench cut angle 90*=Max slope for excavation in pure basalt <br /> ----,----Rangeland shrubs and grasses RECEIVED <br /> T Disturbed Boundary <br /> Height of benches Benches are sloped I o soi I-I i ke NOV � 3 ((J�� <br /> will vary. towards the wall p See Exhibit F for ry <br /> growth Vegetation DIVISION OF RECLAMATION <br /> Benches of vary g I 175'=m cavation depth of eastern slope at Ralston Quarry. Iv11NING AND SAFETY <br /> widths. medium <br /> specifics. <br /> Down to the Map Georeferencing Information: <br /> quarry bottom � — � O' <br /> ��'� �o r y Datum: ❑ NAD27 ❑ NAD83 ❑WGS84 ❑ None(Local) <br /> Mapping State Plane: ❑Single Zone ❑North Zone ❑South Zone ❑Other: <br /> Projection: UTM: ❑Zone 12 ❑Zone 13 ❑Zone 14 ❑Other: <br /> If i)i)�h Local System(Name): <br /> File Name:X:1Asphalt Paving CompanyU2alston QuarryWutoCAD\Ralston Quarry 17SEPT14.dwg <br /> Quarry floor <br /> / 1 <br /> Date Plotted: 11/10/14 <br /> .a 0047352 r :i M-1974-086 - AM03 <br /> Slopes and heights based on geotechnical Mined out basalt bench �:2 <br /> analysis by Brierley in 2014 <br /> Greg Lewicki And Associates <br /> Revisions <br /> Notes: Designed: B Date _ <br /> Drawn: 11541 Warrington Court Phone (303)-346-5196 <br /> Checked: <br /> Parker, CO USA 80138 E-Mail-info@lewicki.biz <br /> Approved: <br />
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