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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M1977141
IBM Index Class Name
PERMIT FILE
Doc Date
6/26/2018
Doc Name Note
Notice of Material Imported for Backfill
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Aggregate Industries
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DRMS
Email Name
AME
Media Type
D
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DRMS Re-OCR
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Signifies Re-OCR Process Performed
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EXHIBIT B <br /> Aggregate Industries-WCR,Inc. <br /> Inert Material Acceptance Policy <br /> General Conditions <br /> Importing and backfilling of inert materials at Aggregate Industries-WCR mine sites requires <br /> notification to and approval by the Colorado Division of Reclamation,Mining and Safety <br /> (DRMS). In support of the required notice of intent to DRMS,an affidavit must be submitted <br /> that the material is clean and inert as defined in DRMS rules,as follows: <br /> "Inert Materials"means non-water-soluble and non-putrescible solids together with such <br /> minor amounts and types of other materials,unless such materials are acid or toxic <br /> producing,as will not significantly affect the inert nature of such solids. The term <br /> includes,but is not limited to,earth,sand,gravel,rock,concrete which has been in a <br /> hardened state for at leas sixty days,masonry,asphalt paving fragments and other inert <br /> solids. <br /> To assure compliance with DBMS regulations and with Aggregate Industries'environmental <br /> standards,the following general conditions shall apply to the acceptance of inert materials and the <br /> backfilling of inert materials at Aggregate Industries sites: <br /> I. Inert Materials should not be accepted from an unknown site. Entities desiring to <br /> bring inert materials onto any Aggregate Industries site for backfilling must complete <br /> and sign an Aggregate Industries Inert Materials Profile Form. <br /> 11. All loads,or at a minimum the initial few loads being delivered,should be at least <br /> visually inspected. <br /> a. If Inert Materials are brought in and there is a suspicion that the material might <br /> be contaminated,such as strong odors of garbage,gasoline or other,the material <br /> should not be accepted and should not be unloaded. <br /> b. If other waste is observed,such as lumber,painted material,more than incidental <br /> amounts of wood,vegetation or debris,the material should not be unloaded. <br /> 11. If unloaded,contaminated material will have to be picked up and sent to a landfill or <br /> back to the generator. <br /> a. If the contaminated materials were unloaded,then reloaded to be sent back <br /> to the generator,the generator must be notified. Simply loading the <br /> contaminated material and dumping at the site of generation without <br /> notification could be considered illegal disposal by Aggregate Industries if there <br /> has not been an agreement to take the materials back. <br /> b. Unless contaminated materials are easy to visually identify,soil samples will <br /> have to be taken to document that all contamination is removed and the receiving <br /> site is clean. <br /> III. A record of the quantity of material brought in(tons/yardsynumber of loads <br /> delivered must be recorded. <br /> IV. Concrete must have been in a hardened state for at least sixty(60)days prior to <br /> placing in a fill area. <br /> V. Asphalt must be placed a minimum of three(3)feet above the groundwater table. <br />
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