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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M1982121
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
5/19/1982
Doc Name
REGULAR 112 PERMIT APPLICATION FORM
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Section IV <br />Environmental Consequences <br />1. Environmental Effects Common to All Three Sites <br />The environmental effects of the proposed limestone <br />quarry operation will be equal for all elements except air <br />quality, wildlife, aestetics and economics. The actual <br />quarry operations will be the same at whichever site is <br />selected. The major differences are the varying lengths of <br />haul roads, whether or not the site can be seen from Glenwood <br />Springs and surrounding inhabited areas, and the relative <br />remoteness of the sites. No unacceptable environmental <br />problems have resulted from the operation of the quarry at <br />site number 2 over the past 25 years. <br />Preferred Site (P) <br />This location is close enough to a paved road to greatly <br />minimize the introduction of particulates into the ambient <br />air from the truck traffic. It will have less effect on the <br />wild animal habitat than either alternatives 2 or 3 because <br />it is much closer to human habitation and, therefore, less <br />attractive as wild animal habitat. It is out of sight and <br />will not mar the natural beauty of the ridge as would alter- <br />native 2 and 4. The short unpaved truck haul road, with <br />less than 600 feet verticle drop to a paved road, makes it <br />much more economically viable than either alterntives 2 and <br />3. <br />
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