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~I.AFARGE <br />NORTH AMERICA <br />Construction Materials <br />The following problem identified in the February 2005 inspection report pertains to the Riechert <br />property. The stated regulations, Rule 3.1.5, requires the operator to submit information <br />regarding placement of inert fill material on the Site, and Rule 3.1.6 states in summary that <br />disturbance to the hydrologic balance to the quality of water in the surface and groundwater <br />systems shall be minimized both during mining and reclamation. The DMG is requiring Lafarge <br />to address the following: <br />• Address the requirements for Rule 3.1.5 for all f Il generated outside of the permit area to <br />be used in reclamation. <br />Response: Lafazge's inert fill agreement and master service agreements are attached. The <br />agreements describe the procedures, indemnifications and requirements for all third parties prior <br />to third parties being allowed to backfill or dump inert fill on the Reichert property. Lafarge <br />further understands that prior to deposition of inert fill onto the Reichert property, Lafarge must <br />be authorized by the DMG. A letter stating Lafarge's future intentions to backfill the property is <br />attached for your review, and will not allow dumping from Lafazge sites or third party sites until <br />authorization is granted by the DMG. <br />• Clarify how the operator verifies on site that the material is clean and inert, and that <br />wood and wood products are not bacl~lled into the pit. <br />Response: The clean fill agreements are step 1 in assuring the only inert fill material is <br />deposited on the site. Lafazge employees perform weekly inspections during times of deposition <br />and work and grade the inert fill backfill piles. If during this time materials other than inert <br />material is identified the materials identified as not meeting the inert criteria are segregated <br />during the grading process. The third party who brought the material is notified to remove said <br />materials. <br />Lafarge will need to ensure that any concrete disposal must be hardened for at least 60 <br />days, and describe the hardening and dumping procedures to ensure this requirement is <br />met. <br />Response: On February 3, 2005, following the inspection, concrete disposal from the ready <br />mix trucks was no longer allowed on the Reichert property. On approximately February 15, <br />2005, Lafarge removed the pump, backfilled the sump and backfilled the remaining hole using <br />onsite materials and a D9 dozer. Photographs are attached for your review. The only concrete <br />allowed on-site will be concrete rubble from Lafarge sites and off site that meet the criteria of the <br />clean fill agreements. <br />LAFARGE WEST INC. -Lafarge Construction Materials <br />1800 N. Taft Hill Road <br />Fort Collins, Colorado 80552 <br />Office: 970-407-3600 Fax 970-407-3900 <br />