2021-03-02_REVISION - M1990144

• Permit No: M1990144
• IBM Index Class Name: REVISION
• Doc Date: 3/2/2021
• Doc Name: Adequacy Review Response
• From: Fremont Paving & Ready Mix
• To: DRMS
• Email Name: JPL
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

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February 24, 2021 TION
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Colorado Division of Reclamation, Mining and Safety
Attn: Patrick Lennberg, Environmental Protection Specialist
1313 Sherman Street, Room 215
Denver, CO 80203
RE: Fillmore Pit M1990-144 Amendment, Preliminary Adequacy Review Response
Mr. Lennberg,
Thank you for your response to the amendment application. The responses to the adequacy items are
below.
1. The name has been updated on the application question#2.
2. The coordinates of the mine entrance have been updated on the application.
3. The Existing Conditions Map has been updated accordingly.
4. The stockpiles have been added to the map as directed.
5. The access road will not be upgraded or modified as a part of the proposed mining activities.
6. The operator commits to segregating topsoil and overburden stockpiles.
7. The maximum disturbed acreage at any one time will be 194 Acres.
8. The proposed affected acreage will be 194 Acres.
9. The height of the highwall will be approximately 10'-15' high.
10. The operator will commit to submitting a technical revision to the permit pursuant to Rule 1.9
prior to operating the asphalt plant
11. The landowner will continue to work to sell the aggregate piles until they are depleted. They
will remain undisturbed during mining.
12. The Colorado Ditch is the owner of the structure that is listed on the Existing Conditions Map
and the Legal Description Map.
13. The operator intends to stay a minimum of 50 feet away from the Colorado Ditch Road.
14. There was a typographical error in the text and should read 6" and not 3'. That section has been
updated and attached for your review.
15. The haul road will remain for the landowner to access the dryland farm. Stockpiles will be sold
as the market warrants and will be reclaimed according to the reclamation plan when the piles
are depleted.
16. The owner commits to not leaving any stockpiles behind following all reclamation activities.
17. The large stockpile in the southeastern portion of the site will remain for the landowner to sell
as the market warrants. The reclamation for this portion of the site will remain consistent with
the reclamation plan in the application.
18. The fence is the owned by the operator. The fence will be moved and replaced during the
mining and reclamation.