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2018-03-29_PERMIT FILE - M1994053
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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M1994053
IBM Index Class Name
PERMIT FILE
Doc Date
3/29/2018
Doc Name Note
Amendment to Application
Doc Name
Application
From
Rock Pile, LLC
To
DRMS
Type & Sequence
AM2
Email Name
LJW
GRM
Media Type
D
Archive
No
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DRMS Re-OCR
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Signifies Re-OCR Process Performed
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—62 feet completed, static water depth 51 feet—5750 feet in elevation, constructed 2004 for <br /> monitoring and sampling (shale at 54 feet); and 254683 —60 feet completed, no water was <br /> encountered during well construction, current surface elevation—5750 feet, constructed 2004 for <br /> monitoring and sampling (shale not encountered). <br /> The maximum mining depth is to 5670 feet in elevation. Based on landowner experience, the <br /> water source for the above mentioned wells does infiltrate to the site. The three wells above <br /> show shallow water depths, however, this phenomenon is likely from infiltration from irrigation <br /> wells because the alluvial aquifer of the Uncompahgre River is significantly below the levels of <br /> these wells. Dates? <br /> A CDPHE discharge permit is in place for the operation. <br /> 2. Groundwater <br /> The site will mine sand and gravel deposit in the high alluvial terrace to the west of the <br /> Uncompahgre River. The Uncompahgre River and floodplain are >150 feet lower in elevation <br /> than the unmined surface of the Base Products Gravel Pit#1. It is not expected that groundwater <br /> will be encountered during any phase of mining. <br /> 3. Water Consumption for the Operation and Water Rights <br /> Because groundwater is unlikely to be encountered during any phase of mining at the Base <br /> Products Gravel Pit#1, no Substitute Water Supply Plan(SWSP) is in place or required for <br /> Montrose County. Because the alluvial gravel to be mind is dry, no water losses will occur from <br /> the gravel resource during mining. <br /> Any water required for dust mitigation and the washing or crushing of gravel will be purchased <br /> and brought on site by an independent operator. Depletions for gravel washing operations have <br /> been calculated to be 500 gallons per day based upon previous experience. It is expected that the <br /> gravel washing operations will be in operations a maximum of 52 weeks per year and 5 days per <br /> week. This would result in a consumption of 0.34 acre-feet per month with a total of 4.08 acre- <br /> feet per year. <br /> Base Products Gravel Pit 41 <br /> February 2018 G-2 <br />
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