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r~ <br />~J <br />MEMORY TRANSMISSION REPORT <br />• ~II ~I~~I~~I~~~~~'I~ <br />999 <br />PAGE :001 <br />TIME :MAY-I6-O1 10:00AM <br />TEL NUhOERI: +13038663567 <br />NAME :Colorado Dlvlslon of Minerals i GeololsY <br />FILE NUI~ER 176 <br />DATE MAY-IB 09:49AM <br />TO : 83032744464 <br />DOCUMENT PAGES 006 <br />START TIME MAY-16 09:49AM <br />END TIME MAY-18 IO:OOAM <br />SENT PACES 006 <br />STATUS OK <br />FILE NUMBER :176 *** SUCCESSFUL TX NOTICE *** <br />STATE OF COLORADO <br />Of VfSfON OF MINERALS ANO GEOLOGY __ _ _ ___ _______ <br />1-J.f,. r.m.nl of N.aueol Res, o,:,ev. '-' _ "' ' <br />1 ] I ] SM1..mrn 1... R„em ~ l 5 <br />o.:nw., colo.eae eoao] <br />fLOnsl 1]p]r ese-]ssr <br />rnx. I]on n:u-ua or. <br />Mny 17, 2001 <br />PeetJY Fax Note 'rO7l pea <br />,d <br />co ~ <br />O IV O r <br />MI Nr~RALSi1 <br />G E O LOGY' <br />n PNI"`^-S Fe~rtl <br />Ronlry HoT£echnerder I:I res... <br />Plane Ssnd R Oaevel LLC c...°'^°'• <br />P.O. HOX 180 ,~, ,,,~, <br />Igo ^sa <br />Littleton, CO 80106 <br />oil:i°^ nl::..,. <br />RE. Rlverbaglc and Ple Slope Armoring ProPOSaI, Tecbn/cal IieMalon <br />to SB<H Miae Section 112 liaclamatioa Permit Appl/eaelon, Platte <br />Valley Sand and Gravel, File No_ M-2000-156 <br />Dear Mr. Hoffschnvider, <br />Plane Snnd dt Orvvel LLC leas provided a tscbnical r n (TR) to furdter eddrcsa concerns with erosion <br />pmvntlal through Na grevei pit mining cells during a large flood wens. Ths TA Includes an illusvation of <br />locations that the Applicant has determined to be sensitive area with the potential Eor exceaaiva erosion. The TR <br />clvdes a proposal nod deaigva to stabilize watain of Lteae potentially sensitive axes by srrtroring through she <br />ylecement of riprap. Tha TR also includes cost cstimetes Eor the placemsnt of riprap and a description of Lae <br />timing of riprap insullation relative to Ne sequences of excavation in she gravel piss. 'ihv Dlylalon'a review of doe <br />TR is broken out inm four sections in this memorandum as £ollows_ <br />The de<mtrrination o£ locations Nat may be subJect ro erosion during a large Tood_ <br />Th¢ speeiRontion and drawings [hat wall govern Ne a ng end placement of riprap. <br />The estlmnted coot to purohnee sad take delivery of riprap these mess,, apecifleatlon, and to install Nv rlprap in <br />ordsnce w1N designs and drawings approved by Oav Dlylslon. <br />• Tha tlmeuble for riprap installation, in perticuler Ns installaton o£dae riverbank riprap. <br />Ae a reminder, Ne purpose oP the flood convoVmltlga[ion plan is w m:nimirs Ne poxmtial for excessive scouring <br />and erosion of pit slopes and of berms protecting critical structures ouch ao gas pipelines, and of ofShise lmpavta <br />dues co sedimsnution or realignment of Ne exlating Ayer charcoal. <br />AI(prop Locorlorrr <br />In order to pretrant excessive erosion, areas that may be subject [o scour during a flood altould be armored_ To <br />identify nrees of scour, the depth and velocity o£floodwnters should be estimstad and Nv gradation of the Boll and <br />subso/1 (sand and gravel) may be examined along wiN vegetaslon characteristics to detcrm:ne if the erosive power <br />of the flood wail nut ln[o th¢ vegeret:on and soii_ Placsmeni of larger end hoavlter material (riprap). that ewrtnnt be <br />lifted sad anoved by floodwamr, will prnvnnt ero and down cueing in locations Idenslflad to be prone to scour. <br />There are a number of publiMed compuutional medtode available to determine the sizing end gradation of rlprap <br />required to armor egainsc moslve Howe o£dlfF rent velocisi¢e. <br />DepN and velociry offloodwstcr increases exponentially in flood wcnts oEinereasingly lower probebiliry of <br />oveurrence. The tan-portent annual chance flood (Na so-aW1W [en-year flood) results in a subasantislly fewer <br />flo -depth- sad veloei[y than none-percen[ n al chance flood ([ha 100-year renrrn period a en[). Deelgns Pot <br />armoring nga:nse croaion during a ] 00-year flood would mast likely fail daaring a much larger, but longer return <br />