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Flr. J.R. Owen -7- December 7, 1984 <br />ask far (4 acres somewhere within a 10.33 acre parcel) cannot he approved <br />because it is too vague. I suggest that you either permit a larger area <br />within the area ovmed by the County such that the gravel is more likely to be <br />ample, or withdraw this permit application until the County knows if the area <br />has gravel and where it is located. <br />2. A more precise mining plan is needed (including exact permit area <br />boundaries on a map) for this proposed operation. If amore exact plan of <br />operation cannot be given, this application should be continued to a date 6y <br />which a more precise plan can be drawn up, or the application should be <br />withdrawn. <br />Exhibit D <br />1. Soils data (probably as provided by the S.C.S.) should be provided for <br />the final permit area. <br />Exhibit E <br />1. The reclamation plan given is a good generic plan. I am sure that the <br />choice of a particular area and the fleshing out of a mining plan would allow <br />a more detailed, site-specific plan (including topsoil replacement depth, <br />sloping, etc.) to be given. Once again, until a site-specific plan can be <br />given, this matter cannot be recommended for approval to our Board. <br />Dock Lee Pit - File No. M-84-188 <br />Exhibits B and C <br />1. Please describe and show on the map the access to this operation_ <br />2. Please give further details on the relative use of new and old areas in <br />this pit. Any areas redisturbed (e.g., roads, product or topsoil stockpile <br />areas, etc.) must be described in this plan, shown exact]y on the map, <br />included in the permit area, and reclaimed. <br />3. What are the areas on the map designated "OS"? <br />Exhibit D <br />1. A more complete soils description (other than just a type) should be <br />given for the entire permit area. <br />Exhibit E <br />1. You say there is no plan to reclaim the pit or abandon it. This is <br />confusing. I presume by this plan that Lincoln County is committing to the <br />reclamation of the entire permit area, including proper sloping, gradim~ and <br />revegetation. A precise outline of the permit area would clarify the <br />reclamation responsibilities. Be advised that the County must permit all <br />areas that it has disturbed since the (lined Land Reclamation Act went into <br />effect. (This is, of course, true for all of the areas to be permitted.) <br />