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j Nottingham It• 18 on the agenda. • <br /> 2 The parties here from Eagle River Trust <br /> 3MH: Nottingham S & G File NO. 78-352. This is a new Nottingham <br /> 4 Sand & Gravel operation, although it' s in an area that has �- - <br /> 5 been operated for sand and gravel source for many years in <br /> 6 the past. This application is for 29 acre gravel pit located <br /> 7 about 3� miles east of Gypsum and it' s just north of Highway 5. <br /> 8 Between Highways 6 & 24 and the pit is the Rio Grande Railroad. <br /> 9 The present land use is of very marginal range land, mainly <br /> 10 due to the intermittent gravel mining that several parties <br /> 11 have conducted in the past. As a result much of the area is <br /> 12 fairly well torn up now. The soils at the site are very <br /> 13 thin, to nonexistent. This is the affected lands area here. <br /> 14 The soils along this southern edge here are a little bit <br /> 15 better than the rest of the soils but it' s not really enough <br /> 16 to speak of. Very little, if any, soil will actually be <br /> 17 saved at the site. They will mine about 200 lineal feet, on <br /> 18 the base. There' s a base of cliff that goes along here and <br /> 19 they ' ll mine 200 feet in this direction moving back in this <br /> 20 direction here. They would start phase 1 mining in this way <br /> 21 or start here phase 2 and then phase 3. Each one of those <br /> 22 phases constitutes about 5 years worth of mining. They 'd be <br /> 23 mining to a depth of about 30 to 35 feet. There is a ditch, <br /> 24 you see where it runs along here, the stream gates ditch, <br /> 25 runs along much or all of the northern boundary of the pit. <br /> 26 Coming up to that ditch they won' t mine below the level of <br /> 27 that ditch, seen in here, in phase 1 and phase 2. From the <br /> 28 face of the gravel that would be left, out to the ditch land <br /> 29 would be fairly level . Now when you do get into phase 3 <br /> -1- <br />