PERMFILE56399

• Permit No: M1985184
• IBM Index Class Name: Permit File
• Doc Date: 10/10/1985
• Doc Name: REGULAR 112 PERMIT APPLICATION FORM
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

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Water
Disturbance to the hydrologic balance will be minimized by:
(1) Compliance with applicable Colorado Water Laws end
Regulations governing injury to existing water rights.
(2) Compliance with applicable Federal and Colorado Water
Ouelity Lawa end Regulations.
(3) Compliance with applicable Federal and Colorado dredge
and fill requirements. Dredge and fill is not part of
this operation.
(4) No temporary or large siltation structure is pert of
the mining or reclamation plan.
See Exhibit G for further hydrology information.
Wildlife
- All aspects of the mining and reclamation plan shell take
Snto account the safety end protection of wildlife on-site and
along access to the site.
Habitat management and creation ere not pert of the reclama-
tion plan. See Exhibit H for further wildlife information.
Tooaoilino
Approximately 9,250 yda3 of topaoi,l, mixed with fertilizer,
is stockpiled at the East permit boundary as shown on the map.
It has been mixed with manure received from Colorado State
University at two parts topsoil to one part fertilizer (2:1).
Topsoil will be distributed on the shoreline ea operations
progress. The 9,250 yda3 on-site now is enough to cover 5.7
acres et a 12 inch depth - more than the totnl requirement for
this operation.
Aa this stockpile is depleted and as operations move into
Phase II and III, any extra topsoil will be relocated South of
its existing location. ,
Topsoil may continue to be stripped et an 8-12 inch depth
end stockpiled South of the existing stockpile throughout
operations.
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