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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M1978279
IBM Index Class Name
Inspection
Doc Date
1/31/2005
Doc Name
Insp Rpt
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DMG
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Flag Resources Inc.
Inspection Date
1/25/2005
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(Page 2) <br />MINE ID # OR PROSPECTING ID #: M-1978-279 <br />INSPECTION DATE: 1-25-05 INSPECTOR'S INITIALS GRM <br />OBSERVATIONS <br />This inspection was conducted as part of the normal monitoring program established by the Colorado Division of <br />Minerals and Geology. The permitee and the inspector missed each other do to a scheduling error. The inspection <br />was done prior to moving on to another commitment. The Goldman Pit is located south of the town of Silt just off <br />County Road 335. <br />The mine identification sign was not observed and must be installed per the requirements of Rule 3.1.12 (1) that <br />state: The operator shall post a sign at the entrance to the mine site which shall be clearly visible from the access <br />road and specify the following; a) the name of the operator; b) indicate that a reclamation permit for the operation <br />has been issued by the Colorado Mined Land Reclamation Boazd, and; c) the permit number. The lack of an <br />identification si¢n is noted as a problem with the corrective action(s) and correction date sroecified on the last naee of <br />this report. The sign issue has been noted as an issue before. Staff understands that someone with gate access may <br />be responsible for knocking the sign down. Therefore, it maybe better to move the sign back to the visual berm <br />where the permitee has more control and is still visible from the entrance. <br />The site is active with several stockpiles of material on site. A portable stacker, power plant and other equipment <br />were noted on site. Current highwalls aze small in nature with the highest being near 15 feet. This is an <br />improvement over the last inspection, which had highwalls in excess of 40 feet. <br />A topsoil stockpile is noted along the north side ofthe pit floor azea and serves as a visual berm. Imported material <br />of similar quality has also been placed here as well. The operator is required to protect the topsoil if in place far <br />more than one growing season by rule. Staff did not note anybeneficial vegetation on the stockpiles or evidence of <br />a tackifier agent. The lack of proroer erosion control on the topsoil visual berm is noted as a problem with the <br />corrective action(sl and correction date ~ecified on the last image of this report. <br />The inspector noted several problems with the proper storage and disposal of hazazdousmaterials /waste. Two fuel <br />tanks were observed that did not have adequate secondary containment. Two industrial batteries were noted sitting <br />on the bare earth, which exhibited signs of deteriorization. Also observed were spent grease tubes in the baze.ground <br />as well as 5 gallon buckets ofwhat appears to be petroleum products. The inspector is listine the imroroper handling, <br />storage and disposal of hazazdous materials as a problem at this time with a short time to correct the issue. Failure <br />to correct the issue within 30 days or any subsequent violation of this Rule may result in the matter being set before <br />the Boazd for possible Civil Penalties and or other action. <br />Some cocklebur and thistle were noted on site. The plants aze isolated and at this time do not represent an <br />infestation. The operator should take measures to ensure the problematic weeds do not tum into a bigger problem, <br />which would require a Technical Revision to control them. <br />On the small triangular parcel of the permit east of the access road, the inspector noted that beehives have been <br />brought in since the last inspection. The inspector and the Division have no problem with the dual use of the area, <br />especially given the beneficial use of the bees. However, staff must caution against turning the area into something <br />that is deleterious in nature. Working hives and associated materials are fine, but the operator cannot allow the site <br />to become cluttered with trash or other junk regardless of the landowner's wishes. The operator might look at <br />finishing offreclamation of this azea and seeking a release so that it is not a reclamation liability, which the Division <br />would have to bond to cleanup. <br />
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