2015-01-16_PERMIT FILE - M2015001

• Permit No: M2015001
• IBM Index Class Name: Permit File
• Doc Date: 1/16/2015
• Doc Name: New 112c Application- Pt.1- Cover Letter, Appl. thru Ex. P.
• From: Crossfire Aggregate Services, LLC
• To: DRMS
• Email Name: GRM
• Email Name: RCO
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

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CROSSFIRE AGGREGRATE EXHIBIT E
SERVICES,LLC
as materials from clearing and grubbing, asphaltic cement,concrete rubble, Portland cement concrete
rubble, and excavated soil and rock may be used for backfill on-site for reclamation and road
maintenance.
Holes
There will be no auger holes,excavations, or shafts left open on the property.
Maximum Slopes
For most areas on the perimeter of the mined areas slopes of 1V:2H or less as proposed are compatible
with surrounding conditions and land use. In some locations,final slopes may be steeper to match
adjacent hillside and cliff slopes. Areas with slopes steeper than 1V:2H will be reviewed by an engineer
for stability and stabilization,such as but not limited to,grouting, placement of sandbags, block walls,
such as Keystone TM or similar,wire mesh,or other retaining structures as needed.
Notice of Other Backfill
The Applicant will notify the Division if other backfill is used. Use of clean construction debris such as
soil, subsoil,waste rock, overburden, clean Portland or asphaltic cement,and concrete rubble for
backfill to be covered by soil is proposed. No acid bearing materials,tailings or other toxic or potentially
toxic materials shall be used. When in doubt,standard characterization methods shall be used to
evaluate the suitability of such materials for use on site. Records of off-site sources of backfill material
shall be maintained for the life of the operation in accordance with DRMS requirements, including
notarized certification statements, as needed.
Prevention of Unauthorized Release of Pollutants to Surface Water
The Applicant will handle chemicals,equipment, materials,and mined material to be disposed of off-site
in a way to prevent unauthorized release of pollutants to surface water.
Prevention of Unauthorized Release of Pollutants to Groundwater
The Applicant will handle chemicals equipment material mined handled or disposed off-site, in a way to
prevent unauthorized release of pollutants to groundwater.
General Water Hydrology and Water Quality
Hydrology and water quality issues are addressed at length in Exhibit G:Water Information. The
Applicant will comply with applicable water rights, laws, and regulations,and water quality laws and
regulations. No dredge or fill to any waters of Colorado or the United States is proposed and no
temporary or large siltation structures will be placed except as required by permits and will be removed
in accordance with those permits. No storm water structures are proposed which are intended to retain
storm water for longer than 72 hours.
Prepared by Tegre Corp.
1199 Main Ave., Suite 101 ){
Durango, CO 81301
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