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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M1977436
IBM Index Class Name
Hydrology
Doc Date
1/30/2019
Doc Name
Substitute Water Supply Plan
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Aggregate Industries South Platte Combined SWSP January 30, 2019 <br />Plan IDs 3614, 4773, 3624, 4772, 4616, 3437, 3376, 3650, 3668, and 5475 Page 4 of 21 <br /> <br />temporary cessation of dewatering in January 2018. The site will be <br />dewatered continuously throughout 2019. <br />Exposed Groundwater Surface: 5.0 acres <br />Active Dewatering: YES <br />Platte Valley Pit <br />(South Platte <br />Mainstem) <br />Status: Mining operations at the Platte Valley Pit are not anticipated to <br />occur in 2019, though reclamation activity consisting of backfilling <br />portions of the site will continue in 2019. Depletions covered by this <br />SWSP include water lost due to evaporation, dust control, and concrete <br />batching. Water for concrete batching will come from Well Permit No. <br />13410-F-R (WDID 0207073). Note that the water right for this well was on <br />the division engineer’s 2010 Decennial Abandonment List, but the well <br />may still be used in accordance with its permit as long as all depletions <br />are treated as junior to all other vested water rights in accordance to <br />this SWSP and the well complies with the South Platte Well Measurement <br />Rules. <br />Exposed Groundwater Surface: 60.0 acres <br />Active Dewatering: No <br />Distel Pit <br />(St. Vrain River) <br />Status: Mining operations at the Distel Pit were completed in 2011 and <br />reclamation is in progress. In 2017, Aggregate used water from the Distel <br />site as a water supply for a portable ready-mixed plant located at the <br />site for a short-term job. Depletions covered by this SWSP include water <br />used for dust control, and lagged depletions from past concrete batching <br />and past aggregate production, and post-pumping depletions from past <br />dewatering. Dewatering at the site ceased due to flooding in September <br />2013, and Aggregate currently has no plans to reactivate dewatering. <br />The City of Longmont has assumed the augmentation responsibilities for <br />lagged and future depletions from evaporation and consumptive use by <br />wetlands vegetation at the site under their plan for augmentation <br />decreed in case no. 2009CW271. <br />Exposed Groundwater Surface: N/A (augmented under case no. <br />2009CW271) <br />Active Dewatering: No <br />Tull Pit <br />(St. Vrain River) <br />Status: Mining operations are anticipated to continue at the Tull Pit in <br />2019. Depletions covered by this SWSP include water lost due to <br />evaporation, dust control, aggregate production, and dewatering. The <br />site will be dewatered continuously throughout 2019. <br />Exposed Groundwater Surface: 1.0 acre <br />Active Dewatering: YES <br />W.W. Farms Pit <br />(Lower Poudre River) <br />Status: Mining operations at the W.W. Farms Pit (aka Riverview <br />Resources) are anticipated to continue in 2019. Depletions covered by <br />this SWSP include water lost due to evaporation, aggregate production, <br />dust control, and dewatering. During Spring of 2011 the pit was flooded <br />by the Poudre River due to the high spring runoff conditions. Ongoing <br />dewatering has reduced the exposed surface area at the site. The entire <br />remaining exposed surface area will be assessed evaporative losses as <br />this is an unlined pit. The site will be dewatered continuously
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