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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M1995012
IBM Index Class Name
Revision
Doc Date
12/8/2016
Doc Name
Request for Technical Revision
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Cecil "Cork" Powell
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Type & Sequence
TR1
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ACY
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� Reclamation <br />There is a high degree of uncertainty as to the quantity of product that will <br />be removed from the pit in the future. Since the early seventies, and <br />specifically when operations began anew in 1995, only 1890 cubic yards of <br />product have been sold (Table 3). This averages 90 yards yearly. There was <br />a 19 year hiatus (1997-2016) that distorts the average. When the small <br />quantities mined are combined with the long periods of time between <br />operations of the pit, it becomes challenging to manage reclaiming the pit. <br />The uncertainty may be due to a highly variable demand for product from <br />this pit. We will present a plan with multiple options that should allow the <br />operator to adapt to changing conditions. <br />It should be noted that this pit does provide access to a product that is <br />relatively hard to obtain in western Moffat County. The closest pit that may <br />provide a similar stone product in hardness and size is located near Maybell <br />Colorado, a distance of 54 miles using Hwy 40. While demand is low and <br />sporadic, the product may have value. We should state that the stone on the <br />western portion of the pit is compressed sandstone while the eastern portion <br />is dominated by a conglomerate. <br />One should keep in mind that the State of Colorado does have specific <br />administrative regulations that govern periods of inactivity and the <br />responsibilities of the permit holder. Periods of inactivity may illicit actions <br />by the state that will impact the ability to economically operate the pit. The <br />operator/owner should become familiar with the regulations. All materials <br />removed from the pit, sold or otherwise, should be recorded in quantity and <br />product type to help maintain compliance. <br />Not only is there uncertainty derived from economic conditions and product <br />Odemand, the site is composed of five defined geology features and <br />27 1 Page <br />FOR: 1'01%'i:1.L GRAVEL 1'I V VI. iA Di:L Sn1. 1t NN, „ <br />BY: [;R1:, T BASIN ENV IRONX)EN I'AL ANI) :1i".i1. MICS - 1'1'IVW.C.M A I BAS INILNY I 7\.1 <br />
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