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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M1985173
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
9/9/1985
Doc Name
REGULAR 112 PERMIT APPLICATION FORM
Media Type
D
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MINING PLAN -Exhibit "D" (Continued) <br />STAGE #6 <br />1. Access roads and crusher are progressively moved along closely behind the <br />mining operation as required. <br />2. Stage Six ccnsists of 4 acres which will be mined is increments of Z acres <br />per year, thus lasting for two years. <br />3. Operations will start on the Southern boundary of stage six and proceed to the <br />Western boundary, as shown on the map (Page "C-1"). <br />4. Sand and gravel will be extracted in the same manner as indicated in Stage One, <br />(Pages D-2 and D-3, Paragraph 4), except that the topsoil and overburden stock- <br />piles will be located in the Northwest 1/4 of Stage 6. <br />5. No water impoundments are located at the site, and the water will be drained <br />naturally to the Southeast. The topography of the affected area will be to a <br />gentle (3:1) three to one slope or less, therefore, very little erosion will occur. <br />6. Mining Plan stages will be marked with red markers along the mining stage <br />boundary so that the contractor will have no difficulty in staying within the <br />mining stage boundary. <br />7. Refer to Mining Stage Timetable (Page~9-1d~ of Mining Plan) far overall picture. <br />8. Access roads are included in the affected area. <br />"D_g~~ <br />
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