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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M2006034
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
4/6/2006
Doc Name
Limited Impact Op (110(2)
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Colorado Calumet Company Inc.
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DMG
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RECEByEp <br />15. 6.3.2 EXHIBIT B - SITE DESCRIPTION ~R Q s <br />Ott'" an <br />The following addresses specific sites for the proposed excavations. Each site is scoped to be~ar~er <br />than the intended excavation by approximately 1/4. This is necessary to allow for the footprint of <br />heary machinery, storage piles for topsoil, and possible excavation of pegmatite leads. <br />Most of the sites, particulazly those on the STEALTH and BLUE STREAK NO. 1 have been <br />extensively disturbed through previous hand digging and some mechanized work. Our operation will <br />reclaim adjacent hand-dug areas. <br />General: <br />The entire region in which these claims aze located was burned by the Hayman fire of 2002. Damage <br />throughout the area ranges from light burned to severely burned.' Sites A, B, C, and E were lightly <br />burned or not burned. Sites D, F, G, H, and I all experienced moderate to heavy burn. Sites J, K, L, <br />M, and N had the heaviest damage to the timber with nearly 100 percent killed. These sites are mostly <br />scorched, burned soil with burnt snags. <br />6.3.2 (a) Soils: <br />The soils aze granitic, gravely, porous soils. Neazly all the soils on the excavation sites are shallow, <br />largely barren, gravely soils. Soil depth ranges from none to about 2 inches in depth. Little organic <br />material exists. Some azeas under the conifer canopy have up to 6 inches of needle duff. Not much of <br />the soil remains undisturbed. Most has been disturbed by continuous hand digging over the last <br />century. Lazge azeas on Sites F, G, J, K, L, M, and N have scorched, barren soils with a hard "baked" <br />surfaces <br />6.3.2 (b) Struchues: <br />No permanent man-made structures exist within these sites <br />6.3.2 (c) Water resources: <br />Crystal Creek is situated 160 feet lower in elevation and at least 865 feet to the northeast of the nearest <br />excavation site. There is no other surface water located on or near these excavation sites. There are no <br />intermittent streams, ponds, springs, or any other water features on these claims. None of the <br />excavations will penetrate the water table. None of the excavations will produce any drainage or <br />discharge of any type. <br />6.3.2 ~D) Biological and wildlife evaluation: <br />The most current biological evaluation for the Crystal Peak Mining District ecosystem is attached to <br />this exhibit. Amore current study is currently being conducted. The anticipated completion date is <br />summer of 2007. Publication date is unknown. <br />The significant risk assessment is medium. <br />
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