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<br />9) The intent of the permit application was to leave a natural <br />undisturbed berm between the river and the pit area, a minimum <br />of 100 feet with an additional 100 feet in those areas not <br />not already having 200 feet of berm, backfilled and wheel <br />compated with excess overburden material from the pit area. <br />This proposal was reviewed with.Mr. Red Burns, Larimer County <br />Flood Plane Administrator, and approved by Larimer County. <br />This site does lie in the flood plane of the Thompson River. <br />The 1976 "One Hundred Year Flood" did not show any ill effects <br />on the pits in this area many of which only had 50 to 75 foot <br />berms. <br />10) The Reclamation Plan Map is correct. One large pond is to be <br />made. There is not sufficient overburden material to create <br />smaller ponds. Please note that the Wildlife evaluation <br />concurs with the plan for one lake. In addition, this will <br />also allow for boating as a recreational activity. <br />11) We concur that if excess overburden and/or topsoil material <br />remains it would probably be used to flaten the slopes. <br />If you need additional information in regard to this matter <br />please contact me. <br />Yours Truly, <br />Construction Management Consultants <br />~' ~ ~ <br />William G. Lauer <br />cc file <br />