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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M2003001
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
7/15/2003
Doc Name
Adequacy Review Comments
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DMG
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Hall-Irwin Corporation
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6.4.8 EXHIBIT H -Wildlife Information <br />20. The applicant has adequately addressed the requirements of Rule 6.4.8(1) via the Wildlife <br />Assessment completed by Savage and Savage, and the Division has not yet received any review <br />comments from the Division of Wildlife (DOW). However, the Division encourages HI to <br />obtain a written response from the DOW to verify the conclusions listed in the Savage and <br />Savage Wildlife Assessment. Attached aze objections letters which list adverse impacts to <br />wildlife as a reason for denial of the pernut. Please provide a written response to the objectors <br />comments regazding adverse impacts to wildlife. <br />6.4.12 EXHIBIT L -Reclamation Costs <br />21. HI's interpretation of the bonding requirements specified in the Division's September, 2000 <br />Lined Pit Guide is incorrect. The Division will require a 100% installation cost for the liner until <br />such time that HI can meet the requirements of the "Regulated Construction Option". A bonding <br />requirement of 20% of the total installation cost will then be acceptable. HI can satisfy the <br />requirements of the Regulated Construction Option either during the review period of this regular <br />112 application or following the outcome of this application via submittal of a technical revision. <br />Unless otherwise specified by HI, the Division will assume these pazameters for the slurry wall <br />installation: thickness of 3', total depth of 44', and total length of 9,2821ineaz feet. Please <br />respond. <br />22. As previously mentioned in Item 9 another consideration for bonding of the slurry wall <br />installation and development of 3 water storage reservoirs is the potential for leakage into the pit <br />through the bedrock pit floor. Unless HI can provide the Division with a geologic evaluation of <br />the proposed pit floor bedrock that demonstrates that leakage will not occur, HI will need to <br />include in Exhibit L an itemized cost for sealing fractured or sandy bedrock that maybe <br />uncovered during mining and that may leak in excess of Office of the State Engineer established <br />criteria at this time. Please address. <br />23. The reclamation cost estimate for the maximum disturbance expected will need to be revised <br />accordingly based on the concerns listed in this adequacy review. Please respond. <br />---- <br />6.4.14 EXHIBIT N -Source of Leeal Rieht to Enter <br />24. The applicant has applied for a permit application for 134.21 acres and provided a legal <br />description of these 134.21 acres in Exhibit A, page 10. Further, the applicant lists Water <br />Resources, LLC as the surface owner of these 134.21 acres. Review of the documents provided <br />in Exhibit N, beginning on page 30 indicates that Water Resources has obtained two deeds, one <br />of which is for Lot B of Corrected Lot B. It appears that the other pazcel Water Resources owns <br />is north of Lot B. The letter agreement that serves as a basis for Hall Irwin's legal right of entry <br />to the 134.21 acres only covers Lot B. Please verify that Hall Irwin is applying for a nursing and <br />reclamation permit for Lot B only and not any other parcels. <br />
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