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5. Water Handling This exhibit is unchanged from the currently approved permit. Information for this exhibit can be found in the following locations of the existing permit file: Document Exhibit Subsection/item Page Lasel-fiche rile Laserfiche date 112c Amendment D 5.Water D-6 + 2013-06-18 REVISION-M1987164(5) 06/18/2013 I. - 1 Application Handling 1 i 6. Schedule of Operations This exhibit is unchanged from the currently approved permit. Information for this exhibit can be found in the following locations of the existing permit file: Document Exhibit Subsection/item Pa g c Laserfiche file Laserfiche date 112c Amendment D 6.Schedule of D-6 2013-06-18—REVISION-M1987164(5) 06/18/2013 Application Operations I 7. Routt County Impacts and Environmental Impacts Mining is estimated to be 150,000 tons annually. Sales are.expected to be 100,000 tons per year, based on previous experience at the Camilletti Pit. The final product leaving the site is expected to consist of roughly 50%asphalt and 50%gravel. Concrete production has not taken place on site in the past, but the option for it is maintained by the operator. a) Truck traffic: Highway trucks will use the access to US 6/40 via the current private access shown on Map C-2. b) Noise: The operations at the Hayden Gravel Pit will be a continuation of the mining and processing at Camilletti Pit, and therefore will not be generating additional noise. Operations will be maintained in a fashion to stay within state noise limits. c) Dust: Pit activities will be watered and all operations on the site are regulated by the Air Pollution Control Division of the CDPHE. d) Visual impact: This pit expansion will cause visual impacts to drivers on US 6/40 and potentially the neighboring properties to the north. These impacts and their mitigation are addressed as part of the Routt County Special Use Permit process. Hayden Gravel Pit D_4 c.� i.•»,w a�a:�5.K•a<<• ri i May 2020 -