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2020-08-11_PERMIT FILE - M2020035 (10)
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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M2020035
IBM Index Class Name
PERMIT FILE
Doc Date
8/11/2020
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Application
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Elam Construction
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DRMS
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ACY
THM
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Dewatering will be conducted throughout the mining operation's life. Following final topsoiling <br /> and revegetation, the pit pump will be removed. Area 1 will contain a lake at this point; Area 2 <br /> will be a backfilled rangeland lot. <br /> 2_1 Topsoil and Overburden Handling <br /> It is not anticipated that any topsoil will need to be imported for the reclamation process, even at <br /> the point of greatest disturbance. The creation of the lake in Area 1 will leave it with excess <br /> topsoil based on the NRCS soil data. Area 2 will take in Area 1 overburden and topsoil excess to <br /> reclaim to final grade. <br /> Topsoil and overburden stripped during mining will either be stored in the temporary stockpile <br /> area or will be directly placed as part of final reclamation. Topsoil and overburden will be <br /> maintained in separate stockpiles in the temporary stockpile area. Table E-2 outlines the topsoil <br /> and overburden material balance calculations during reclamation and during the greatest <br /> disturbance area scenario. Excess overburden or topsoil generated during mining will be placed <br /> in reclaimed areas or shipped offsite. Overburden will not be stripped from berm or road areas. <br /> Topsoil stripping and replacement volumes are based on a 12 inches depth of topsoil. <br /> Overburden stripping is based on five feet of overburden on site. <br /> Table E-2. Topsoil and Overburden Material Balances During Reclamation <br /> Material Material Required Note <br /> Generated By Reclamation(CY)' <br /> Mining(CY)' <br /> Topsoil 66,800 —I 38,900 Lake creation reduces topsoil needs. <br /> - -. _.., <br /> Overburden 400,700 318,000 Mining to final slopes eliminates the need for backfill. j <br /> 'Topsoil and overburden stripped during mining. Based on soil survey thicknesses and are mining experience. <br /> 'Topsoil or overburden needed to reclaim disturbed areas in said scenario. Majority of material to backfill Area 2. <br /> As demonstrated in Table E-2,topsoil generated by stripping will be more than enough to <br /> successfully reclaim all disturbed areas in the greatest disturbance area scenario. Elam will <br /> maintain enough topsoil onsite in stockpiles to reclaim the disturbed area to final uses <br /> successfully. <br /> 23 114 West <br /> July 2020 E-2 Grog IAwvirki and Associates PI.1.( <br />
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