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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M2024043
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
8/7/2024
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Application
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Harry Corkle Construction
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BFB
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EL1
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RPM.Inc.,25049 E.Alder Dr.,Aurora,CO 80016 Phone:(303)854-7499 Email:hlhumphries2@comcast.net <br /> (iii) Outline the sequence in which each phase of the operation will be carried <br /> out: <br /> Please see Map C-2, and the above Table 1. <br /> (f) The Exhibit C map may be used along with the narrative to present the <br /> following information: <br /> The Operator does not consider the following information, (0 (i) and(ii) as <br /> confidential. <br /> (i) Nature, depth, and thickness of the deposit to be mined and thickness and <br /> type of overburden: <br /> The mined material will be sand, gravel, cobble, and fill material. The overburden (to <br /> include plant growth material) is from zero inches to twenty inches deep, dependent <br /> upon the particular soil unit. The area within soils unit CyF will be mined to a depth <br /> of+19 inches. In soils unit Fo,the soils report states the mineable resource is from <br /> approximately twenty inches deep to a depth of sixty inches. (Since this is based on a <br /> soil survey,the actual depth of the resource within a soils unit is expected to vary.) <br /> We intend to extract all available resources within a soil unit within the approved <br /> permit boundary. <br /> Given the location of the proposed mining operation, i.e., at the top of a plateau, no <br /> ground water should be encountered. However, in the event ground water is <br /> encountered,the location will not be further mined, and the location backfilled to at <br /> least two feet above the prevailing ground water elevation. <br /> The types of overburden/soil are cobbly loam, sandy loam, loam, clay loam, and clay, <br /> based on the soils report. <br /> (ii) Nature of the stratum immediately beneath the material to be mined in <br /> sedimentary deposits: <br /> Based on the soils report, it appears the stratum immediately beneath the material to <br /> be mined in soil unit CyF is native bedrock. We assume the remaining areas where <br /> mining is planned, (soil unit Fo),the underlying parent material will also be native <br /> bedrock. (Please note the location of the soil unit boundaries are estimates and the <br /> actual area mined based on a soil unit, will vary.) <br /> 17 <br />
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