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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M1979045
IBM Index Class Name
Revision
Doc Date
4/22/2025
Doc Name
Request For Amendment To Permit
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Environment, Inc.
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DRMS
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AM2
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BEH
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EL1
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reduction of 17.6± acres, with this 17.6-acre area being added into the Rocky Flat <br /> Pit permit boundary. <br /> The current final reclamation plan only includes the end use of non-critical <br /> wildlife habitat. This amendment changes the final reclamation plan to include the <br /> option for Developed Water Storage surrounded by rangeland. Reclamation of the <br /> site into a reservoir is an appropriate end use as the geology (clay) is favorable <br /> and water storage is essential to supplying water to businesses and residents year- <br /> round. There are several other reservoirs in the Rocky Flats area currently, <br /> including the Francis Smart Reservoir one mile south of the pit, Welton Reservoir 3 <br /> miles southeast, Standley Lake 5 miles southeast, and the Great Western Reservoir <br /> 3 miles northeast. <br /> A market has been developed by Church Ranch for crushed Fox Hills <br /> sandstone, sandstone cap rock, and miscellaneous rock byproducts (the sandstone <br /> underlayment will be mined, processed, and sold). The current staging area for any <br /> sandstone stockpiling or processing is to the west of the clay deposit. <br /> A portion of the northeast area is currently used as a composting operation <br /> that generates soil enhancement materials and landscaping soil mixes used by the <br /> mineral owners. Vegetation materials and manure are delivered and composted to <br /> make a soil enhancement product that is then sold to the public. <br /> Finally, the McKay and Upper Church ditches previously meandered across <br /> the Church and Rocky Flats Pits in a general southwest to northeast direction. By <br /> agreement with the Ditch Company and landowner, the ditches have been relocated <br /> and merged into a new, recently completed mining bypass ditch that now runs <br /> along the west boundary of the Church Pit, then turn east along the north edge of <br /> the Church Pit and the Rocky Flats Pit, then returns to their historical channels in <br /> the northeast corner of the Rocky Flats Pit. This amendment finalizes the <br /> completion of the ditch relocation. <br /> Sincerely, <br /> 9/t..i t-L- 6 • I"7--------—-—--- <br /> Julie A. Welte, P.E. <br /> V.P. Mining & Environmental <br />
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