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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M1977219
IBM Index Class Name
Inspection
Doc Name
MINERALS PROGRAM INSPECTION REPORT
Inspection Date
10/29/1992
Media Type
D
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<br />(Page 2) <br /> <br />MINE ID ¢ OR PROSPECTING ID ~ M-77-219 <br />INSPECTION DATE 10-29-92 INSPECTOR'S INITIALS HHP <br />OBSERVATIONS <br />This operation was inspected as part of the Division's monitoring program to assess <br />compliance with the reclamation and to evaluate the reclamation bond. <br />Mr. Ray Quintana and others were on site, but the inspection was conducted without their <br />company. The operation was running at the time of the inspection; trucks of shale were being <br />loaded at the main pit and dumped near the front gate. Dozers were idle at the time. <br />The operation consists of two pits that have apparently been abandoned, and two active pits. <br />One of tha active pits was recently opened, and the other lies near the south boundary of the <br />original permit area. After topsoil is stripped and stockpiled, the caprock sandstone ie <br />removed after blasting and the shale, a black clayetone, ie mined. Apparently, parts of the <br />clay are segregated from others ae there are various graded clay stockpiles on site. The <br />sandstone, which is moderately fractured, ranges up to about 40 ft thick along the highest <br />highwalls. <br />Crushing facilities appear to be inactivated. Above ground diesel storage and grease storage <br />areas near the main haul road west of the office are unbermed. The operation ie generally <br />tidy and free of unnecessary material. <br />Parts of the area have apparently been reclaimed to the point of topeoiling, and natural <br />vegetation consisting of various forbe, thistles and rabbit brush, though sparse, is taking <br />hold. The area is a pine/cedar/Gambles oak ecosystem developed over thin soils above the <br />sandstone. Natural soils are very thin above the sandstone and rocky in the streams. <br />Most of the topsoil stockpiles are covered with weeds rather than range grasses as required <br />of the permit. <br />Sediment control berme are constructed on the east end of the deposit, near the entrance <br />gate, and are holding sediment in check. <br />I & E Contact Address <br />cc:Jim Stevens, DMG <br />NAME Llovd Weir <br />OPERATOR General Refractories COIfIDdnV <br />STREET 721 West 3rd St <br />CITY/STATE/ZIP Pueblo. CO 81002 <br />
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