2015-04-15_PERMIT FILE - M2015020

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t will be disposed of including location and design of facilities, or treated so as to minimize adverse impacts. The amount of.waste rock which would be produced over the 5 year life for this proposal is approximately 24,000 tons. The -waste rock is primarily Precambrian granite /gneiss with lesser Tertiary porphyry intrusives. These rocks host mineralized vein pockets which often carry crystallized specimens. The waste impoundment resembles the current topography 'and talus slope. All trash and litter will be removed from thetproperty: Any food will be properly contained to eliminate interaction with wildlife, especially bears. Human waste will be removed from the property.• A portable sanitary facility is proposed and would be secured with the storage shed. This would be removed upon completion of the project. " D. Scenic Values. Describe protection of scenic values such as screening, slash disposal, ortimel reclamation. No known disturbances to Scenic Values are,being proposed with:these operations. The mine can not be seen from the road. • Waste Rock Impoundment would not be, visible unless on the property. 'Trail access would be gated to prevent any unauthorized entrance to the mine property. r. .. .e . f { :f . • . i (: •t•y•'1•. r _M i ,Y.'� • r I `4 ' r ry4 rY .. , 1. - - z .. t. .... t.Y. � ,r r •. E. Fish and Wildlife. Describe measures to maintain and protect fisheries and wildlife, and their habitat (includes threatened, endangered, •and sensitive species) affected by the operations. �, ♦ _ Y Careful reclamation and proper waste disposal will ensure protection of surrounding wildlife and habitat. There are- no known federally listed threatened or endagered species that would affected by the proposed project. No fish and minimal wildlife live at .the . ,. 12,500ft elevation of the property. >.+�.. hJ....... .. ..t .11. „ 4 .i • . r . e. ♦ r A n F. Cultural Resources. Describe measures forpiptecting known historic and archeological values, or new sites in the ro ect area. There are no known cultural resources in the project area. A Cultural Resource Investigation was completed and is available in the administration record. The investigation concluded that the impact'of these'proposed plans will not affect listed or'eligible for listing in the national historic register (as reported within the January 4, 2011 DECISION MEMO for the Sara Rose Mining Project). G. Hazardous Substances. 1. Identify the type and volume of all hazardous materials and toxic substances which will be used or generated in the operations including cyanide, solvents, petroleum products, mill, process and laboratory reagents. w. .. '- 7.- (..;3.'r' ..' 4.i.'1: Y/ , - 2K .. .•' _ •� a - 41e sT. ' - Only petroleum "products for the all4errain'vehicles and diesel machinery will be used: 'Fuel will be transported inappropriate plastic 5 gallon containers and removed from the property'after use: No other'materials will be used'for these operations., No fuel will be stored ^' on the property overnight and proper fuel containment will be utilized during operations. 2. For each material or substance, describe the methods, volume, and.frequency of transport (include type of containers and vehicles), procedures for use v of materials or substances, methods, volume, and containers for disposal of materials and substances,, security (fencing), identification (signinggabeling), or others ecial operations requirements necessa to conduct the proposed operations'. i i