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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M2020007
IBM Index Class Name
PERMIT FILE
Doc Date
5/8/2020
Doc Name
Adequacy Review Response
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Environment, Inc.
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DRMS
Email Name
ECS
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EXHIBIT E RECLAMATION PLAN(coNT) <br /> present on the agricultural areas because of the intensive <br /> agricultural practices that have taken place on the land. In <br /> most cases, the oil/gas operations areas have little vegetation <br /> and the high pressure gasline ROW' s have been farmed for many <br /> years and the vegetation cover on those areas is consistent with <br /> farmed areas . The narrow bands along the Cannon return flow <br /> ditch, the Platte Valley Canal and Platteville Ditch have been <br /> consistently disturbed by ditch maintenance . This leaves only <br /> isolated areas around the permit area with vegetation that may be <br /> considered native . The typical vegetation descriptions in <br /> EXHIBITSI & Jwill not match the actual current vegetation since the <br /> practice for the agricultural activities are that crops are <br /> rotated from year to year . <br /> RECLAMA TION PLAN FOR RESER VOIR AREAS <br /> This section covers reclamation on the developed water <br /> storage reservoirs in Phases 1 thru 6 . As discussed in the <br /> Mining Plan text , reclamation will run concurrent with mining. <br /> Initially this will happen when the reservoir slopes area is <br /> being mined and graded. The plan is to leave undisturbed natural <br /> sand and gravel at 3v: lh slopes in each reservoir phase . The 3h <br /> to lv slope of natural, undisturbed materials will need no other <br /> reclamation except minor grading to dress the slope . <br /> This section covers reclamation on the developed water <br /> storage reservoirs in Phases 1 thru 6 . As discussed in the <br /> Mining Plan text, reclamation will run concurrent with mining. <br /> Initially this will happen when the reservoir slopes area is <br /> being mined and graded. The plan is to leave undisturbed natural <br /> sand and gravel at 3v: lh slopes in each reservoir phase . The 3h <br /> to lv slope of natural, undisturbed materials will need no other <br /> reclamation except minor grading to dress the slope . <br /> Since the perimeter of the reservoirs will be mined to their <br /> final slopes, only minor amounts of slope work will be necessary <br /> as mining ends . This will also insure, that if mining ceases <br /> before the resource is exhausted, only a minor amount of work <br /> would have to be done to finish reclamation on the disturbed <br /> area . At this time, the final reservoir levels are estimated to <br /> be at the lowest crest elevation around any given reservoir. The <br /> temporary topsoil stockpiles in the various mining phases will be <br /> available for reclamation needs . <br /> When grading and shaping is completed on a large section of <br /> reservoir banks, they will be resoiled and then seeded during the <br /> next seasonal planting window. The MAP EXHIBIT F -RECLAMATION PLAN MAP - <br /> L G Evenst, Inc Ragsdale Reservoirs May 5,2020 <br /> 16 <br />
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