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DRMS Permit Index
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M2017035
IBM Index Class Name
REVISION
Doc Date
10/13/2020
Doc Name
Adequacy Review Response
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Miners Mall, LLC
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DRMS
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AM1
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ACY
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3) Midway Project Area: This project is located 80 feet below the Ridgetop Project Area and is <br /> primarily a preexisting tailing pile. Sampling indicates high copper content that is in the state of decay. <br /> This area has also been hit very hard by rock hounds in previous years. We already established a safety <br /> ledge and added additional signage on this to keep people out. It is out intent to sort and remove all of <br /> the Amethyst, Fluorite and Copper material from this pile. It will be sorted and moved west. We intend <br /> to add mulch (via weed-free straw bales) and the DRMS approved native grass& bush seeds to establish <br /> a seed bank within this debris. This soil maybe needed during Ridgetop Project Area reclaimation and <br /> it is our intent to creative topsoil that is conductive to vegetation growth. This project area will be <br /> deemed complete when all existing tailings have been sorted and contoured to prevent erosion. That <br /> way if it is NOT needed during any project area(s) reclaimation(s), it is stable and has seeds started! <br /> The Area of Disturbance for the Midway Project area is also it's rock/dirt storage area—since this will <br /> just be sorted and shifted west. <br /> It will be necessary to add the preexisting trails at this point too, both from the Ridgetop Project and <br /> Siberia Project Areas. It is our intent to also perform reclaimation-in-process along these trails by <br /> seeding trail edges to establish a seed bank so native grasses will overtake the trail when usage drops. <br /> Midway Project Area Usage: 0.08 acres,which break down to... <br /> Area of Disturbance=0.07 <br /> Midway Project Area =65 feet x 35 feet <br /> Soil Storage= 50 feet x 25 feet(within the project area) <br /> Rock Storage = 50 feet x 10 feet(within the project area) <br /> NEW Existing Access trails=0.01 <br /> The average trail width is 18-24 inches. Trails will use existing games trails, disturbances, and try to <br /> route over flat granite areas when possible. Switchbacks and water breaks may be added to prevent <br /> UUD. Total length of trails to be modified/created to connect Midway to both the Ridgetop and Siberia <br /> Project Areas is approx. 350 feet. <br /> The Midway Project Area will be sorted and contoured for final reclamation. Mulch and seed will be <br /> applied and monitored. This material MAY be used during reclamation of the Ridgetop and/or Purple <br /> Pipe Projects. If it is not needed for project areas, it is already in reclamation state. It is our intent to <br /> monitor and enrich this soil storage pile for use as topsoil by introducing organic material (dead <br /> vegetation), mulch and seed. Removing the potential acid-producing material from the tailings will <br /> assist in this effort. <br /> This is the end of Phase Two! This is the point we would like to transition to within the next 30-60 days. <br /> The BLM has already approved our modification to the Plan of Operations and is awaiting recalculation <br /> of our current bond by the DRMS to finish the NEPA process. Any other phases from here forward will <br /> be part of the next Major Modifications that will be done with the BLM and our Plan of Operations. <br />
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