PERMFILE66237

• Permit No: M1989029
• IBM Index Class Name: Permit File
• Doc Name: APPLICATION FOR A REGULAR OPERATION 112 MLR PERMIT
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

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TUTTLE APPLEGATE RINDAHL, INC.
Consultants for Land and Resource Development
March 9, 1989
Mined Land Reclamatin Division
1:613 Sherman Street
Denver, CO 80023
RE.: C & !i Companies Application for Regular Operation (112)
Permit Distel Farm Resource
Wf~ are pleased to make application for a Regular Operation (1121
Pearmit on behalf of C & M Companies for a site in Weld County,
Colorado. C & M is the owner of some 79 acres of the site and
the lessee for an additional 35 acres (please see Exhibit R-
Legal Description). C & M Companies will be the pit operator.
P:Lease find enclosed all required Regular Operations (112)
Application submittal materials.
Tlie proposed operation will affect 114 total acres. Mining will
account for 79 acres. Other activities including stockpiles,
setbacks, and plant site account for the remaining 35 acres. The
excavation will be to a typical depth of about 15'. The mining
wall be conducted as a dry operation. The pit will be dewatered,
with discharge to the St. Vrain River. An NPDES permit will be
obtained for the dewatering activity. The plant operation will
c~~nsist of screening, crushing, and classifying.
Application has been made to Weld County for Mining Use by
Special Review action. The County has also been forwarded a
Flood Hazard Development Permit application, All County concerns
regarding traffic, roads, noise, dust, and other matters will be
a~9dressed.
Tl~e excavation will expose groundwater.
l,ske water surface after mining. The
of the site will be to pastureland with
shoreline will be reclaimed to maximum
than 3 h 1 v. Reclamation of
continuously throughout the life of the
trees or shrubs proposed with
Revegetation will be plant seed mix per
The operation will leave
final reclaimed condition
lakes and shoreline. The
side slopes no steeper
the site will be done
operation. There are no
this site recelamation.
SCS recommendations.
Topsoil and organics will be stripped, stockpiled, avid
redistributed for revegetation of the site. This operation also
involves removal of overburden soils. Some of the topsoil,
overburden, and process waste materials may be sold in addition
to the processed product.
Mining will begin immediately upon receipt of County and State
approvals. The operation is expected to involve ten phases, each
anticipated to last about ene year. The mining would be due for
completion by October, 1999.
11990 Grant Street Suite 410 Denver CO 80233 452-6611