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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1987072
IBM Index Class Name
Application Correspondence
Doc Date
5/6/1987
Doc Name
LA PLATA COAL CO CNTY ROAD 120 LA PLATA CNTY
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SAN JUAN BASIN HEALTH DEPT
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MLRD
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S',,~ SAN JUAN BASIN <br />=~L~1~ <br />D E P A R T M E N T <br />May 4, 1987 <br />John T. Dcerfer <br />Mined Land Reclaimation Division <br />1313 Sherman Street <br />Denver, CO 80203 <br />SUBJECT: La Plata Coal Company <br />County Road 120 <br />La Plata County <br />III IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ~ `~`" <br />RECEIVED <br />MAY 0 G 1987 <br />MINED LAND <br />RECLAMATION DIVISION <br />This letter is written to confirm our conversation regazding the sewage disposal system which will <br />serve the office and the residential trailer located just north of County Road 120. <br />On February 17, 1987, a sewage disposal permit was issued for the construction of the system. It <br />was amended on April 17, 1987. The system will consist of two concrete septic tanks on the north <br />side of the County Road dischazging to a leach bed on the south side of the County Road. The site <br />for the leach bed was selected because no suitable soil exists north of the County Road. <br />Percolation tests were conducted and an 8 foot deep hole was examined at the leach field site. <br />Two of our big concerns when issuing a permit are that there be no resultant groundwater <br />degradation and that no ponding of sewage occur at the leach field site. The soil examinations <br />revealed a silty loam soil at least 8 feet deep. No evidence of groundwater was revealed and none <br />is expected throughout the seasons. The soil is very suitable as both a biological and physical filter <br />to protect the groundwater. I believe the irrigation ditch (term?)just south of the County Road was <br />running water at the time the soil was examined. <br />In the amended permit, the possible influence of the imgation ditch on theleach bed was addressed <br />in comments #5 and #6. Comment #5, "Maintain 50 foot setback from leach bed to irrigation <br />ditch." Comment #6, "Berm uphill side(s) of leach field to divert irrigation water." A copy of the <br />permit is enclosed. <br />There is nothing in the const^tcticn of the !each bed to preclude that area form being used for <br />agricultural purposes. It is perfectly acceptable to grow and harvest hay or other crops over the <br />leach bed. <br />Please contact this office if you have any questions or concerns. <br />RW/Im <br />enc. <br />cc: Jce Carpio <br />La Plata County •P.O. Box 140 •La Plata Medical Arts Building • 3803 Nortfi Main •Durango, CO 81301 •303/247.5702 <br />Duector of Environmental Health <br />
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