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0010 <br /> General Shale <br /> Building The American Dream® <br /> necessary, the loader operator may add water to the fill to assist with compaction. Additional 1-2 foot <br /> thick layers will be built on top of the previous layers until the bench matches the elevation of the clay <br /> stockpile pad area, reclamation plan, and/or surrounding native topography. <br /> An affidavit is attached certifying that the sand and clay material from the Sedalia Landfill and scrap <br /> brick (grog) is inert and "clean". <br /> Placement of the scrap brick and Sedalia Landfill's clay and sand material will assist in site reclamation <br /> by providing additional fill material as replacement for mined materials. These materials will assist <br /> filling the pit to the existing topography so the pit will drain and leave no ponds per the reclamation plan. <br /> These materials will not impact surface water runoff quality, because these materials does not contain <br /> contaminants, and local area storm water runoff is diverted away from the mine disturbed area. The <br /> scrap brick will not contaminate ground water because it has been fired to a high temperature. Further, <br /> these materials will not be placed below the saturated zone. <br /> Please feel free to contact me with any questions at 303-783-3058. <br /> Sincerely, <br /> General Shale Brick, Inc. <br /> Jason E. McGraw P.E. <br /> Mine Supervisor <br />