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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1981008A
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
11/19/2018
Doc Name
Topsoil Handling, Stockpiling and Redistribution
Section_Exhibit Name
Section 2.05.4(2)(d) Topsoil Handling, Stockpiling and Redistribution
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• Zone 2B is a 2.87 acre adjacent support facilities area which will be adjacent to and is an <br />integral part of the postmine land use. The excess topsoil stockpiles located in this area will <br />be utilized by the landowner for reclamation maintenance as needed. <br />Prime Farmland (PF) <br />• Zone 3 was a 3.19 acre area that was reclaimed as Prime Farmland. This zone consists of 22 <br />in. of Lift A Topsoil atop 34 in. of Lift B Topsoil. This created a total soil depth of 56 in. <br />The post mine land use of this zone is Irrigated Cropland. It is Prime Farmland. <br />• Zone 4 is a 1.90 acre piece that was left undisturbed because it was needed as a blasting <br />buffer zone around Frank Morgan's home. Combined with Zone 3, this makes up the 87 <br />acres of Prime Farmland on the Morgan Property. No soil will be placed in this area. This <br />zone will be used as the Irrigated Cropland Reference area. It is Prime Farmland. <br />The topsoil and subsoil balance for the Morgan property prime farmland can be seen on Map <br />2.05.4-6 and Table 2.05.4(2)(d)-3. Map 2.05.4-6 and Table 2.05.4(2)(d)-3 are designed to show <br />that the above discussed topsoil replacement plan for each zone can be accomplished with the <br />stockpiled and placed soils. All of the soil listed as available will be used in reclamation. For <br />practicality, soil thicknesses are designed to the nearest inch, multiplied by the area of <br />application, and then the resulting volume compared to the amount of said soil that is available. <br />While this may appear as if there is leftover soil, all soil will eventually be used for reclamation. <br />July 2018 (TR -84) 2.05.4(2)(d)-15 <br />
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