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11/20/2007 10:11:26 PM
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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
X200610913
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
10/27/2006
Doc Name
NOI Application
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RTEA-Colowyo Mine
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DRMS
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adjusted to avoid large well-established stands of mountain shrubs or aspen. <br />In general, alI drill site Locations will be cleazed and grubbed. Topsoil will be <br />removed and stockpiled before the site is leveled. Shallow foam or mud pits will be <br />dug to detain drilling fluids and possibly precipitation runoff from the drill site. <br />In addition, during the course of this Exploration Program, no vehicles will be <br />allowed to go cross country under muddy conditions. In muddy conditions, a road <br />must be cleared in accordance with prudent topsoil salvage practices. <br />All proposed drill locations are shown on the enclosed Map. <br />3. Preventative Measures <br />Fire The use of open fires will be prohibited. Welding operations will only be <br />permitted when adequate fire protection is on hand. Weed burners and similaz <br />equipment used to warm parts on the drill rig or other support equipment during <br />periods of extreme cold temperatures may be needed, and will only be permitted <br />when adequate fire protection is on hand. Portable fire extinguishers will be provided <br />on various pieces of equipment, and the water trucks supporting the drilling operation <br />will also serve as backup fire protection. <br />Soil Erosion As mentioned above, measures will be taken to protect the topsoil <br />resource. In addition to salvaging and stockpiling the topsoil resource during road <br />and drill location construction, once the road or drill location is no longer needed for <br />its intended purpose, the topsoil will be respread with the regrading operation. Once <br />the topsoil is regraded, it will be scarified and seeded. With the inclusion of runoff <br />controls mentioned above, no other impacts causing erosion to the topsoil resource <br />aze anticipated. <br />For drill site locations that do not drain to a sediment pond, sediment control <br />measures utilized by Colowyo will be a combination of one or several of the <br />following: berms, mud pits, rough soil conditions of the pad site, brush left in the soil <br />materials, diversion ditches, and/or contour furrows. <br />Surface and Groundwater Pollution Construction of access roads, drill locations, and <br />any other disturbance associated with the exploration will be conducted in <br />accordance with all applicable Federal, State, and Local governmental rules and <br />regulations pertaining to protection of the hydrologic balance. Site specific <br />conditions at each drill location or access road to a drill location will dictate what <br />controls will be incorporated into the construction plan to control sediment and <br />protect surface water from pollution. The groundwater resource will be protected by <br />utilizing non-toxic drilling fluids during the drilling process and sealing the drill <br />holes in accordance with the applicable rules and regulations when the drill hole is no <br />N:\CCC_ENGWAN~DMGINOI DOC\07N0[\07 NOI rext.doc <br />10/26/06 <br />9 <br />
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