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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M2001038
IBM Index Class Name
Revision
Doc Date
6/17/2019
Doc Name
Adequacy Review Response
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Environment, Inc.
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DRMS
Type & Sequence
AM1
Email Name
JLE
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Albert Frei and Sons, Inc. Page 4 <br /> AFS.-Bennett Pit - M-2001-038 June 17, 2019 <br /> flows of storm water from entering the disturbed area. I added a line and label showing their <br /> approximate location and a Typical Cross Section sketch of the proposed diversion structure. <br /> 12. Page 14 of Exhibit G implies the groundwater level is at 5094 feet. As discussed above, please <br /> clarify the depth of groundwater. <br /> This is another typo it should have been 5294. I have fixed page 14 and included a copy for the <br /> f i le. <br /> 13. The applicant states storm water from the disturbed area will be retained on site. Based on the <br /> Exhibit C and F Maps, it appears the site will positively drain to the southeast during mining of <br /> the northern three quarters of the site. Please submit a brief statement or plan showing how <br /> water from runoff from disturbed areas, piled material and operating surfaces will be managed <br /> to protect against pollution offsite at the southeast end where surface run-off is likely to flow, <br /> both during and after the operation. <br /> Nothing is needed on the lower end of the mine since any storm water that falls in the mine now <br /> collects on the mine floor where it evaporates or soaks into the ground. In the southeast corner <br /> of the mine the gravel is approximately 7 feet deep so there will never be a point where the mine <br /> floor will daylight out to the surface where it would run off the permit area. During the mining <br /> operation and until reclamation is complete the mine floor is graded to direct water runoff away <br /> from the active mining area so it soaks into the ground. No stormwater will be retained for more <br /> then 72 hours. <br /> 14. Given the nature of the mining operation described, the operator does not propose to conduct <br /> any dewatering? Please confirm. <br /> No dewatering is planned at this time, we are committed to staying 2 feet above the groundwater <br /> table. If the developed water storage facility option is implemented then some dewatering may <br /> be necessary. Dewatering, its impacts and mitigation methods will be discussed in the Technical <br /> Revision that will be filed to allow the use of this option. <br /> Rule 6.4.8, Exhibit HâWildlife Information <br /> 15. The wildlife exhibit included the original wildlife statement from the 2001 permitting process. <br /> Since that time it is likely the threatened and endangered species list has been updated. Please <br /> evaluate the presence of any current threatened or endangered species at the site. <br /> Albert Frei and Sons, Inc., retained ERO Resources to evaluate the mine site for wildlife issues <br /> and their report is attached. They found no habitat for Threatened or Endangered species on <br /> the mine area or in close proximity of the mine perimeter. <br /> 16. The reclamation plan indicates that temporary displacement of wildlife will result from the <br /> mining operation. In accordance with Rule 3.1.8, all aspects of the mining and reclamation plan <br /> shall take into account the safety and protection of wildlife on the mine site, at processing sites, <br /> and along all access roads to the mine site with special attention given to critical periods in the <br />
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