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8/24/2016 11:06:55 PM
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11/20/2007 6:27:38 PM
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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M2004025
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
5/6/2004
Doc Name
Adequacy Response
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Grew Lewicki and Associates
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DMG
Media Type
D
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5. Historical Land Use <br />The actual site was used as an irrigated alfalfa field and irrigated pasture sporadically for many yeazs <br />prior to this proposed pit. The area was leveled in the eazly 1980's and was re-levelled in 1989 for <br />irrigation. If imgation was not used in a particular yeaz, the site was inactive and not used at all. The <br />irrigation water is owned by Cecil Faznsworth through shares of the Wade Hightower Ditch. This <br />ditch brings water to the site from south of the permit azea. <br />The surrounding area has historically been used for a) gravel extraction from the river b) irrigated <br />field and c) fruit orchazd, which is located south and west of the permit azea. <br />The river is also used for recreation, such as kayaking and fishing, when water levels permit. Mid- <br />summer, fall, winter and early spring flows aze generally low, less than 100 cfs. <br />An existing pond neaz the southwest portion of the permit area was installed by the landowner, <br />Farnsworth, in the 1980's. This pond has approved water rights for evaporation and has a surface <br />area of 0.57 acres. <br />The land immediately east of the permit azea is also owned by Farnsworth and has been used as a <br />bench area for the Farnsworth Gravel Pit #2 (M-1982-154), which extracts gravel from the river it- <br />self, depending upon annual deposition. This area is flat and void of topsoil. The other adjacent pit is <br />the River Bottom Land Pit owned by the River Bottom Land Corporation (M-1992-100), located <br />immediately north of this permit area. The facilities for this pit azea are located on the other side of <br />the river, as shown on Map E-1. These facilities will be used by United to process the gravel from <br />the permit azea for the North Fork Pit. <br />North Fork Pit March 04 <br />
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