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DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY ALBUQUERQUE DISTRICT. CORPS OF ENGINEERS P. O. BOX 1580 ALBUQUERQUE. NEW MEXICO 87103 ~~.~.,o March 12, 1984 .n~~t,o~ o.: Construction-Operations Division Regulatory Section Mr. G.A. Martin General Manager Fountain Sand 6 Gravel P.0. Boa 535 Pueblo, Colorado 81002 Dear Mr. Martin: This is in response to your meeting on February 28, 198 Mr. Will Tully of the Southern Colorado Project Office and discussions with Mr. Tully concerning a proposed aggregate operation along the Arkansas River east of Pueblo. On the atl copy of an aerial photo you loaned Mr. Tully, I have delineate we consider as the ordinary high water mark (ORWM) of the Arl River in the area you plan to mine. In addition to al on the Arkansas River, there ie a small overflow channel appears to carry water each year. This channel is 10 to 1 wide, delineated on the aerial as a solid red line north s Arkansas and is included within the OHWM of the Arkansas. ~~CE/ ~/fC ~1A,q 1,; `C' rm..~,,;, 1$d~1 ....i 5~ad a7q ~., . ~yel% with your ched what nsas OHWM hich feet the Since there are no wetlands within your proposed work are the only activity which would require a Section 404 permit would a the placement of any fill material within the ORWM's as delineat d on the attached photo. If your plan entails mining any area with n the OMWM's as shown on the attached photo it will be necessa y to process an individual 404 permit. If you need access to that area betweeen the Arkansas an small channel, a bridged or culverted temporary crossing t placed across the small channel. This crossing may be conetr under either an existing nationwide permit for minor road crol or an exclusion under Section 404 for temporary mining road have attached a summary of the nationwide permit and a copy c Federal Register listing the Best Management Practices which ml followed for the crossing to be exempt. t the ay be lcted sings I f the st be