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RE: J-2 Contracting Company—DPG Pit—Permit No. M-2019-028 <br /> I I2(c)Permit Application <br /> Adequacy Review No. 1 Response 8126119 <br /> -4- <br /> Response: Yes the maximum mining depth is 114 feet. <br /> 17) The operator proposes a designated concrete truck washout area consisting of a 30 foot <br /> by 20 foot three-cell concrete structure. The Division was unable to locate this proposed <br /> structure on the mining plan maps submitted. Please show the anticipated location for the <br /> concrete washout area(s) on the appropriate mining plan map(s). Additionally, please be <br /> sure to describe the proposed reclamation plan for this structure in Exhibit E, including <br /> whether it will need to be demolished or backfilled under the proposed maximum <br /> disturbance and bonding scenario. For example, if the operator is proposing to post a <br /> bond that covers disturbances in only particular phases at this time, during which the <br /> concrete washout structure will still be in use, then the reclamation plan (Exhibit E) and <br /> bond estimate (Exhibit L) must account for reclamation of this structure. <br /> Response: The concrete truck washout will be located at the west end of the recycled <br /> concrete/asphalt stock pile area shown on the north side of Phase 3. The location has <br /> been updated and labeled on the attached Exhibit C-5 map. <br /> 18) The operator proposes a 50 foot by 100 foot designated excess concrete product dumping <br /> area with an exterior berm. The Division was unable to locate this proposed area on the <br /> mining plan maps submitted. Please show the anticipated location for the excess concrete <br /> dumping area(s) on the appropriate mining plan map(s). Additionally, please be sure to <br /> describe the proposed reclamation plan for this feature in Exhibit E and include any costs <br /> for its reclamation in Exhibit L for the proposed maximum disturbance and bonding <br /> scenario. <br /> Response: The excess concrete product dumping area is at the location of the recycled <br /> concrete/asphalt stockpile. The location has been updated and labeled on the attached <br /> Exhibit C-5 map. The reclamation costs have been included in Exhibit L for the proposed <br /> maximum disturbance for the initial mining phase and areas. <br /> 19) The operator states that all local, State, and Federal rules and regulations will be followed <br /> for the storage and handling of any fuel, asphalt, cement, flyash, and admixtures required <br /> for the batching facilities. Given the location of the proposed operation within the 100-year <br /> floodplain of the Cache La Poudre and South Platte Rivers (and 100 feet from the Cache <br /> La Poudre River), it is especially important the operation practice proper storage and <br /> handling procedures for the above listed materials. Please provide a spill prevention, <br /> control, and countermeasure plan for the proposed operation. <br /> Response: All local, State, and Federal rules and regulations will be followed for the <br /> storage and handling of any fuel, asphalt, cement, flyash, and admixtures required for <br /> the batching facilities if the facilities are ever utilized at the mine. The batching facilities <br /> will be temporary and portable facilities. It is not known at this time when the temporary <br /> portable batching facilities will be in place. Proper storage and handling procedures will <br /> be followed if the facilities are put in place, there will be a specific SPCC plan provided to <br /> the DRMS prior to the facilities being brought to the site. All SPCC plans will conform to <br /> the EPA's rules and regulations. Best management practices will be utilized for <br /> secondary containment and spill prevention. <br /> 20) The operator states that since reclamation will occur concurrently with mining, it is not <br /> anticipated that overburden material will be stockpiled long-term prior to use in production <br /> of road base and potentially backfilling of pit areas that are not lined with a slurry wall. <br /> However, it is the Division's understanding the operator is proposing to construct a slurry <br /> wall enclosure around an area/phase prior to mining out the pit. Please clarify what is <br /> R I 305 Denver Avenue—Suite D•Fort Lupton CO 80621 •Ph: 303-857-6222•Fax: 303-857-6224 <br />