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- '~~~ ~ i III IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII <br />999 <br />Continuation of Permit Application <br />RXHTRTT R <br />-WATER RESOURCES <br />a) No surface water or wells occur on the affected land <br />b) No subsurface water occurs on the affected land <br />c) The operation does not require any water <br />d) An NPDES permit is not required <br />*NOTE: The Yampa Valley runs three miles south of the operation in an <br />E-W orientation. <br />RXHTRTT (' <br />-WILDLIFE RESOURCES <br />Species sited on the property include foxes and deer (on occasion), chip- <br />munks, insects. We have been unable to get a wildlife officer up to the <br />gravel area. As far as we know any wildlife that happens to be in the <br />area will not be negatively affected by the operation. No endangered <br />species are present. <br />EXHIBIT D <br />-SOILS <br />See SCS report. <br />EXHIBIT E <br />-VEGETATION <br />See SCS report. <br />EXHIBIT F <br />-MINING PLAN <br />The mining operation will begin in section 1 outlined on the map (See <br />EXHIBIT H). Topsoil will be removed and stockpiled on the North edge <br />of the affected land. If necessary, a quick cover-crop such as rye or <br />oats will be used to stabilize the stockpile. (See map for details). <br />Overburden from section 1 will be placed in section 2 while section 1 is <br />being mined for gravel. When section 1 is completely mined, the over- <br />burden will be replaced {ran section 2, that section will be graded, top- <br />soiled and revegetated with the proposed seeding mixture. This process <br />will be carried out for the entire operation until all seven sections <br />have been mined. It is anticipated that, at most, one section per year <br />would be mined. <br />