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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1981010A
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
9/8/2004
Doc Name
pages 4-1 to 4-100
Section_Exhibit Name
4.0 Protection of the Environmental & Public Resources
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D
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Sfte SMF948 Is a pidogreph on the outcrop of the Twenty Mile Sandstone on the south side of the <br />Williams Fork Mountains. This site is outside both the proposed permit area and mine plan areas. <br />The site was determined eligible to the National Register of Historic Places by the State Historic Pres- <br />ervatbn Officer on August 27, 1982 (Appendix K, Part I). <br />The site lies approximately 3800 feet southeast of the closest proposed mining disturbance. Due to <br />this distance from the mining area, the location of the site on the Twenty Mile Sandstone and the rela- <br />tively Inaccessible location, the ske will not be disturbed by Trepper Mine Operations. <br />No other archeological sites have been recorded within or adjacent (500' or closer) to the proposed <br />mine plan area. <br />4.1.2 Historical Resources <br />No signficant historical resources have been idenified within or adjacent to the proposed mine plan <br />area. Of the three skes located prior to this permit submittal, two (sites SMF348 and 5MF950) will be <br />disturbed by the proposed mining activities during some future permit period. <br />Historical site 5MF348 has been evaluated by the Bureau of Land Management as the surface manag- <br />• ing agency. They have determined this site does not qual'rry for the National Register (Refer to part II <br />of Appendix ~. The site has been fully inventoried and recorded and no further work is proposed <br />before disturbance. <br />Historical site 5MF950, located by Archeological Services in 1980, was surveyed by Nickens and <br />Associates in May, 1987. As explained in Section 2.9.2, the site does not qualify for the National <br />Register and no further work is required. The site will be disturbed by mining activities tale in the life of <br />the mine. <br />During the 1987-1992 permit term, three additional historical sites, SMF1980, 5MF2253, and SMF2427 <br />-~~- were discovered. These sites will be disturbed by mining operations. However, they have been ... <br />cleared by the State Historical Preservation Officer as not eligible for the National Register and no <br />further work is required (Part X, XI, and XII of Appendix K). <br />None of the sites (archaeological or historiceQ referred to in attachment B of the OSM mining plan <br />approval document No. CO-0013 will be impacted during the current permit term. <br />• <br /> <br />4-3a - <br />_ _._._MAY .~ 3_1998____ <br />
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