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• EXHIBIT G <br /> WATER INFORMATION <br /> The sand and gravel operation will have minimal affec on surface or <br /> ground water systems in the affected area. <br /> There are no tributary water courses, wells, springs, stock ponds, <br /> reservoirs, or ditches on the affected lands. The Ar ansas River, <br /> however, passes directly along the southern boundary f the permit <br /> area. A 30—ft wide (top width) natural embankment wi 1 be maintained <br /> between the River and the gravel removal operation. <br /> The bearing aggregate is within the Arkansas River aq ifer. <br /> No dewatering operations will occur. The pit will be maintained as a <br /> closed system with no discharge. As such, no NPDES p rmit will be <br /> necessary. All runoff from disturbed areas, stockpil s, and operating <br /> areas will report to the pit area. <br /> Water requirements for the operation will be only that which is <br /> required for dust suppression on the haul road (estim ted to be 2 ,000 <br /> gallons per day on 190 days/year) . This water will be delivered by <br /> the water truck from the company's main plant area. <br /> • Evaporation losses resulting from the remaining lake (3.2 acre feet <br /> per surface acre) will be covered by the unused water rights of the <br /> Pueblo Pit (MLRD Permit 78-123) and Well No. W-163 . <br /> • <br />