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DRMS Permit Index
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M2019046
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
1/21/2020
Doc Name
Adequacy Review Response
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Greg Lewicki & Associates
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JPL
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• Robert and Jacqueline Pietrs, received December 2, 2019 (outside public comment <br /> period) <br /> 1. Dust and Visual Impact—the Bradford Mesa sets on private land. A fugitive air emissions <br /> permit is needed from the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment. Air <br /> emissions permits will be in place for all equipment and portable plants utilized on-site which <br /> require a permit. <br /> 2. County Roads and Bridges—According to the Huerfano County `Code of the West' <br /> http://www.huerfano.us/Code�of the�West.php: <br /> "9. Unpaved roads generate dust when traffic reaches specific levels. As a rule, <br /> Huerfano County does not treat county roads to suppress the dust. Dust is a fact of life <br /> for most rural residents. If you reside near an unpaved Huerfano County road,you may <br /> be able to obtain a permit from the Road and Bridge Department to treat the road for <br /> dust suppression using a county approved contractor at your expense. " <br /> The Operator has a commitment with the Huerfano County Road and Bridge Department to <br /> make repairs and annually maintain portions of the County Roads affected by the mining <br /> operation. This agreement is included in Exhibit M of this Preliminary Adequacy Review <br /> submittal. <br /> 3. Exhibit K/Wind—See the above comment to Michael Bigpond's objection numbered 4. <br /> 4. Exhibit H/Wildlife—See the above comment to Michael Bigpond's objection numbered 1. <br /> 6. Exhibit M/SHPO—See the above comment to Michael Bigpond's objection numbered 5. <br /> 7. Light—No night mining is planned nor included in the permits for this site.Night activities <br /> are limited to minor truck activity and equipment repairs. <br /> 8. Blasting—A preliminary blasting plan is included in Appendix 3 —Preliminary Blast Plan of <br /> this Preliminary Adequacy Review submittal and includes details on structure impacts as <br /> dictated and required by the federal Office of Surface Mining Reclamation and Enforcement <br /> (OSM). <br /> Please do not hesitate to contact me with questions or concerns. <br /> Regards, <br /> ��XAq__ <br /> Katie Todt, PG <br /> (314) 704-4505 <br /> Greg Lewicki and Associates <br /> Bradford Mesa—Preliminary Adequacy Response 15 <br />
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