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<br />• <br />INSPECTION REPORT - PAGE 2 <br />FILE N0. M-74-086 <br />DATE: November 13, 1986 <br />OBSERVATIONS OF IMPORTANCE: <br />i <br />1. The staff appreciates the time and consideration of Mr. Mayger during <br />the inspection. <br />2. A series of two ponds collects all surface runoff from the processing <br />area. These ponds appear to be of adequate size to accommodate all <br />water in the process area, and the sediment level is well below the <br />discharge points. Excess sediment is not escaping off-site. <br />3. Topsoil/overburden has been used to build berms around the downhill <br />periphery of the site to the south and east. These berms are stable, <br />are of sufficient height to control surface runoff, and are adequately <br />vegetated with native grasses and annuals. No erosion of these berms <br />was noted. <br />4. No fuel storage, truck maintenance, or storage, use, or generation of <br />hydrocarbons occurs on site. The site appears very clean. <br />5. Active quarrying is occurring northeast of the processing area. The <br />operator intends to extend the quarry northwestward. <br />6. Reclamation to date includes grading and re vegetating the south berm and <br />portions of the initial removal area. <br />7. The operator is encouraged to keep up the good work at the site and to <br />continue concurrent reclamation as much as is possible. <br /> <br />/tmb <br />Doc. No. 5344E <br />