PERMFILE48974

• Permit No: M1992069
• IBM Index Class Name: Permit File
• Doc Name: DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF AUTHORIZED WORK
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

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meeting- If the District Engineer, as a result of this review, determines that the mining
operation is not in compliance with the terms and conditions of this petmit, of determines the
mitigation efforts of the permittee are not sufficient, the permit will be suspended and the
permiktee will cease all mining operations unfit such time as corrective measures are taken to
bring the operation into compliance with the terms and conditions of the permit and mitigation
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E. When Phase I mining begins to impact wetlands, the permittee will have one year to
complete construction of the temporary mitigation wetlands in the Phase III area. During Phase
I mining, a total of 13.b acres of wetlands will be maintained In the Phase Ii and Phase III areas
(9.6 acres of existing wetlands and 4.0 acres of temporary mitigation wetlands).
F. When Phase II mining begins, the permittee has one year to complete the construction
of the 7.0 acres of Phase I final mitigation wetlands. During Phase R mining, the petmittee will
maintain a total of 13.6 acres of wetlands (7.0 acres of final mitigation wetlands in the Phase
I area and 6.b acres of existing and temporary mitigation wetlands in the Phase Ili area). The
total amount of wetlands in the Phase Iii area may be greater than 6.6 acres, but the permittee
is only respcrosible for 6.6 acres at this Iocation.
G. When Phase III mining begins, the permittee has one year to complete the construction
of the 5.9 acres of Phase II final mitigation wetlands. During Phase III minting, the permittee
will have constructed 12.9 acres of wetlands (7.0 acres of final mitigation wetlands in the Phase
I area and 5.9 acres of final mitigation wetlands in the Phase II area).
Ii. Upon completion of Phase IIi mining, the remaining 0.7 acres of final mitigation
wetlands will be constructed around the shoreline of the Phase III area. This will create a total
of i3.6 acres of mitigaton wetlands on the project site. These wetlands must be determined to
be viable and self-sustaining by the Corps of Engineers. The criteria for success is the
dominance, of native herbaceous wetland species.
I. AlI mitigated wetlarxls wlll be free of landscaping, mowing, cutting, burning or any other
practice that might change their character.