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2017-06-12_PERMIT FILE - M1999018
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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M1999018
IBM Index Class Name
PERMIT FILE
Doc Date
6/12/2017
Doc Name
Adequacy Review
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Wagner Construction, Inc.
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DRMS
Email Name
ACY
Media Type
D
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DRMS Re-OCR
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Signifies Re-OCR Process Performed
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WAGNME <br /> Construction, Inc. <br /> 1850 E. I". Street, Craig, CO 81625 <br /> Phone & Fax (970) 824-2709 <br /> WagnerCorp@q.com <br /> Trash, weeds and other debris that will interfere with seeding operations will be <br /> removed(See attached Weed Management Plan). Seedbed will be adequately <br /> loosened 4" to 6" deep and smoothed. <br /> Discing and seed drilling or hand broadcasting will be done on contour. A grassland <br /> drill with depth bands and seed box agitator, equipped with packing wheels will drill <br /> seed across the slope. The drilled furrows will be less than 12" and seed will be <br /> planted 1/4"to 1/2"deep. <br /> 2. Leveled and Cleared Hay Storage Plan <br /> The post-mined use of the pit floor shall be existing in-situ aggregate surfacing for the <br /> storage of hay. Approximate hay storage area is 7.84 acres. The floor area of the mine <br /> will be excavated to a depth of sixty(60)' and graded with existing material to slope <br /> to the South at a grade of not more than 1%. Mine floor will bear existing rock no <br /> topsoil, overburden or seeding will occur in this area. The north boundary of the open <br /> pit will be day lighted to the north. <br /> 3. Graveled Farm Equipment Storage <br /> Non-excavated affected areas that are currently graveled for mining operations to the <br /> southeast of the open pit will remain with existing gravel for farm equipment storage. <br /> Estimated at approximately 11 acres. Existing contours are flat and free draining and <br /> will remain. <br /> After reclamation activities no buildings or mine related features will remain. No <br /> topsoil, overburden or seeding will occur in this area. Existing sediment control <br /> features controlling hydrologic balance and preventing off site damage will remain <br /> providing for a stable configuration consistent with the proposed future land use. <br /> All reclamation will be completed within five (5)years after the cessation of mining <br /> operations and the board has been informed. Reclamation efforts will begin and be <br /> ongoing on the west boundary with slope preparation during mining operations. Once <br /> mining is completed the slopes of the Hay Storage area will receive final grade and the <br /> mine floor graded to drain for hay storage. Contingent on slope and floor completion <br /> Graveled Farm Equipment Storage will be graded to drain. Finally topsoil installation and <br /> subsequent seeding will take place on the Reclaimed General Agricultural areas. <br />
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