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r <br />r <br /> <br />Lorraine Stepenske <br />March 9, 1993 <br />Page. 4 <br /> <br />c. Concrete plant operators will be required to construct a <br />pit for "washing out" mixer trucks. Water may percolate <br />through the underlying gravels. This water may also be <br />recirculated back into the plant operations. <br />Sediment and concrete from "washing out" operations may be <br />recycled in the concrete plant mix, crushed aggregate road <br />base or other gravel products. <br />10. Reclamation Plan, Section Q - Benching Methods <br />a. The "benching methods" re <br />Reclamation Plan, Section <br />(flattening) the grade of <br />promote slope stability. <br />any slope at the site but <br />the steeper slopes of the <br />methods may or may not be <br />(erred to in the Exhibit E <br />Q, refers to changing <br />a slope at varying elevations tc <br />Benching methods may be used on <br />would more commonly be used on <br />excavated pit areas. Benching <br />used at the site. <br />11. Owner/Operator Relationship <br />The owner will be supplied with a complete copy of this <br />application, including revisions, for review. Any changes, <br />additions or revisions requested by the landowner will be <br />submitted prior to the application approval date <br />(March 23, 1991). <br />12. Soil Conservation Service (SCS) seed mix and vegetative <br />information of site. <br />Attached: <br />a. Exhibit 12.A. - Letter from Mr. Pat Davey of the Steamboat <br />Springs, Colorado SCS office. <br />b. Exhibit 12.B. - Letter from Mr. Kent Crofts of IME <br />Consultants. <br />13. Reclamation Costs, Exhibit L - Undisturbed Shorelines <br />a. The east and south shorelines of the existing pond were <br />disturbed by previous mining operations. These areas will <br />not be "affected" by mining operations or subject to the <br />reclamation requirements of this permit. However, topsoil <br />may be spread along the shorelines to enhance the <br />vegetative growth. If topsoil is spread in these areas it <br />will be seeded. <br />b. It is not known at this time if a road will be constructed <br />along the south shoreline of the existing pit to gain <br />access to the Grant/Winograsky property. If a road is <br />constructed it will be reclaimed and seeded. <br />