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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M2002046
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
3/26/2002
Doc Name
Permit Application
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Ephemeral Resources LLC
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DMG
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D
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MINING AREA -Gravel extraction will begin edher rn Extraction Area "A", or Extradton Area "B", depending upon <br />market demands Once the resource has been depleted, mining will sequentially move though the other identified <br />extraction areas Once the resource is removed from Extraction Area "A", this area will then serve as a permanent <br />staging and stockpile area until mining has been finished on the remaining identified extraction areas Approximately <br />83.8 acres of the permit boundary is identified for use as sand and gravel extraction actwdy The maximum area <br />disturbed at any one fime will be 45 acres <br />Preliminary sub-surface mvesUgafions within the identified extraction areas revealed the nature o1 the gravel deposit <br />The average 25 foot thick sand and gravel layer is m an alluvial deposd overlain with 6 feet to 16 feet of overburden <br />The sand and gravel is sluated on top of a relative flat bedrock layer of shale <br />When the gravel extraction process begins. the first step of the process will be the soil overburden removal The <br />overburden will be removed using scrapers, loaders and haul trucks and stored In stockpies adjacent tothe extrad~on <br />area <br />Overburden vnll be stockpiled adtacent to the extraction areas To prevent eroson, the stockpdets) will be seeded <br />within t2 months of then establishment All of the stockpiled overburden will ultimately be used in the reclamation <br />process. <br />The sand and gravel extraction process will be conducted using loaders. and;or excavators. Blasting of the resource is <br />not necessary. Haul trucks will transport the resource to the process area. or to the ultimate delivery see Each phase <br />will include a layer of sand and gravel up to 15 feet thick until the deposit reaches the underty~ng bedrock strata Test <br />bonngs on the propeAy have revealed that the seasonal high ground water table ~s approximately 10 feet below the <br />natural ground surface Therefore, pit de-walenng will be required es part of the mining efforts Water will be pumped <br />to existing drainage ditches on the property and will be transported approximately 1000 feet southwesterly to the <br />Colorado River Since ground water is present. an NPDES (discharge) permit will be requred so that the discharged <br />water will not create adverse impacts to the river <br />CRUSHING AND STOCKPILE AREA -All gravel processing of the excavated matenal will occur wAhin the identified <br />stag~nglprocess area The screened or crushed material will be stockpiled nearby according to size in an area <br />separate from overburden and topsoil stockpiles <br />ASPHALT PRCDUCTICN - A portable asphalt plant may be erected on the site from time to time. Material crushed on <br />site will be used for asphalt production MaximUnl production for the portable plant is 4000 tons per day Asphalt <br />production is seasonal and normally occurs between March and November The plant meets or exceeds all State and <br />Federal pollution regwrements, and is inspected on a regular basis by corporate and governmental authorities <br />Components assocated wdh the asphalt plant include ligwd asphalt storage, aggregate feed bins mixer. conveyors, <br />I~me silo truck loading egwpment power supply and mstnbuhon <br />
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