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DRMS Permit Index
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M1973021
IBM Index Class Name
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AM07 Final
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Adequacy Review Response #3
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AM7
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Aggregate Industries, Morrison Quarry <br />Amendment No. 7 to Permit M-1973-021 <br />Morrison, CO <br /> <br />October 2021 | 19 <br />will be occur between El. 6,600 and El. 6,500. As mining operations approach these elevations, <br />monitoring well data and other hydrogeologic data collected in the South Quarry (refer to Exhibit <br />G – Water Information), in conjunction with visual observations, will be used to determine final <br />bottom elevations throughout the quarry. As groundwater levels vary in different areas of the <br />South Quarry, it is anticipated that corresponding bottom elevations may also vary. If <br />groundwater is encountered during mining, operations will cease in that area and the excavation <br />will be backfilled and sealed. <br />South Quarry mining activities will initially focus on lowering existing western, southern, and <br />eastern benches of the quarry to maximum depth before groundwater is encountered. Once the <br />West Quarry development is complete, mining will proceed on the northwestern and northern <br />faces of the South Quarry to maximum depth before groundwater is encountered. Throughout <br />the South Quarry, for areas below El. 7,000 and above El. 6,600, the maximum highwall height <br />will be 60 feet, and the minimum bench width will be 40 feet (40H:60V). To support <br />incorporating future benches into existing benches, alternative, less aggressive configurations <br />may be mined. For areas below El. 6,600, the maximum highwall height will be 60 feet, and the <br />minimum bench width will be 40 feet (60H:40V); however, mining will not proceed steeper than <br />an 40V:40H configuration until stability analyses demonstrate a FOS greater than 1.25 and a <br />technical revision is submitted to DRMS for review and approval. <br />Temporary spur roads from the West Quarry Haul Road will re-establish access to the upper <br />benches of the South Quarry western slope up to El. 7,400. Benches above El. 7,000 will be <br />reclaimed promptly to address visual impact concerns. Once completed, South Quarry <br />reclamation activities will continue in a manner that minimizes open benches in accordance with <br />Exhibit E – Reclamation Plan. <br />West Quarry Development <br />Once the West Quarry Haul Road is completed, development of the West Quarry will begin, <br />starting with an upper elevation at approximately El. 7,400 and proceeding down to <br />approximately El. 7,000. For benches above El. 7,000, the maximum highwall height will be <br />40 feet, and the minimum bench width will be 60 feet (60H:40V). Overburden materials from <br />these upper benches will support remaining upper bench reclamation on the South Quarry <br />western face from El. 7,400 to El. 7,000. Mining in the West Quarry will proceed from west to <br />east (uphill to downhill), terminating at approximately El. 7,000. Mining below this elevation will <br />be considered part of the South Quarry operations. Reclamation of the West Quarry benches <br />will be conducted concurrently as mining proceeds on the lower benches to reduce the duration <br />of visual exposure. <br />Water Management <br />To manage surface water runoff into the South Quarry, runoff from UD#1 will be permanently <br />diverted to UD#2. The drainage diversion structure will be constructed concurrent with the South <br />Quarry West Wall El. 7,000 bench reclamation. It is anticipated that construction of this <br />diversion structure will be completed in early 2022. The drainage diversion structure consists of <br />an open culvert and two detention basins: one at the culvert inlet, and one at the UD#2 culvert
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