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Permit #: M -1991- O3�1 Confidental? <br />Class: / Type- Seq.:AM- / <br />From: loW, " Tp i�4p5Llee �`- <br />Doc. Name: Z <br />Doc. Date (if no date stamp) <br />N. W. CDR. N. W. 1/4 <br />SEC. 16, T. 2S. , R. 67W. <br />C <br />W. 1/4 CDR. SEC. <br />T. 2S. , R. 67W. <br />PHASE 1 <br />FULTON DITCH R, O. W. <br />65' - <br />EXISTING BACKFILLING <br />WITH WASH WATER SILT <br />REVISIONS: CAD: AD03013/AD03013B(AD02196.DWG) <br />01/20/03 REV. PER ADCO - 02/03/03 REV. PER <br />ADCO - 01/10/03 REV PER ADCO - 05/13/03 <br />REV PER ADCO - 06/11/03 MISC REVISIONS PER <br />ADCO - <br />R.W. BAYER & ASSOCIATES, INC. <br />2090 EAST 104TH AVENUE, SUITE 200 <br />THORNTON, COLORADO 80233 -4316 <br />(303) 452 -4433 FAX: (303) 452 -4515 <br />.'FMON A -A <br />1H,1V TEMPORARY RECLAIMED SLOPE IH,IV TEMPORARY RECLAIMED SLOPE <br />-3H,1V FINAL RECLAIMED SLOPE 3H,IV FINAL RECLAIMED SLOPE MAX., <br />2% MINIMUM <br />MIN. 6' TOPSOIL <br />REPLACEMENT & EXISTING <br />RESEEDING ABOVE GROUND _ <br />FUTURE WETLANDS <br />65 / AREA \ PRESERVE <br />EXISTI <br />MIN. 6' TOPSOIL <br />REPLACEMENT & <br />� ��...... \RESEEDING <br />� � <br />0. 5H, IV PIERRE FUTURE BACK..FILLING \ <br />TEMPORARY SHALE WITH WASH WATER SILT <br />EXCAVATION BEDROCK <br />SANDSTONE INTERBEDDED WITH DEPTH OF LAKE VARIES, 10' TD 60' <br />SHALE AND SILTSTONE BEDROCK <br />ADCO CONSULTIING, INC. <br />2090 EAST 104TH AVENUE, SUITE 305 <br />THORNTON, COLORADO 80233 -4316 <br />(303) 450 -2204 FAX: (303) 452 -4515 <br />N. E. CDR. N. W. I/4 <br />SEC. 16, T. 2S. , R. <br />LINE <br />35' <br />0. 5H� IV <br />TEMPORARY <br />EXCAVATION <br />t <br />p^ x., <br />1 <br />RECLAMATION PLAN MAP <br />THAT OF THE NORTHWEST ONE- QUARTER OF SECTION 16, TOWNSHIP 2 SOUTH, <br />RANGE 67 WEST OFTHE SIXTH PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, COUNTY OF ADAMS, STATE <br />OF COLORADO. EXHIBIT F SHEET: 2 of 2 <br />.__ - I • • WllIWl �IIILL <br />N <br />W O O E <br />• • •• 600 <br />SCALE: 1" =300' <br />® - Area of Existing & Future Wetlands <br />Boundary of Amendment No. 1 <br />Affected Land Area <br />Preserved Existing Wetlands (10t Acres) <br />RECLAMATION PLAN NOTES AND RESTRICTIONS - Phase 6A g 6B <br />All final slopes shall be a maximum steepness of 3H: 1V. A minimum of 6' <br />of topsoil shall be placed on all slopes and any other disturbed and <br />reconstructed areas above the existing water level. <br />1. Any hardpacked areas shall be scarified prior to replacement of <br />topsoil and seeding. After backfllling, grading of any area to final <br />slopes and placement of topsoil, seeding will be Initiated as soon as <br />possible, <br />2. Except for wetland establishment areas, the below grass drill seed mix <br />below shall be used for re- seeding of slopes and disturbed areas. For <br />broadcast seeding, the rate shall be doubled. Mulch shall consist of <br />4,000 lbs. /acre weed free native grass crimped Into the soil surfaces. <br />Planting shall occur between November 1 and April 30 when the ground Is <br />frozen and be planted 1/4 to 3/4 Inches deep In 7' to 12' rows. <br />Non - Irrigated grass planting of the non - wetland areas shall consist of <br />the followingt <br />SPECIES VARIETY PLS# % PLS # /AC <br />Western wheatgrass 'Arriba or Barton' 8.0 30 2.4 <br />Pubescent Wheatgrass 'Luna' 9,0 20 1.8 <br />Sideoats grama 'Vaughn or Butte' 4.5 30 1,4 <br />Blue grama 'Hachita or Lovington' 1.5 10 0.2 <br />3. For wetlands creation, partial reclamation will begin with the <br />backfllling of sediments created during the processing of the mined sand <br />and gravel. At the termination of mining, at least 50% of the presently <br />exposed lake area Is expected to been backfllled to a level to support <br />wetland vegetation at the conclusion of all mining. Interim planting of <br />wetlands vegetation shall be undertaken, whenever a minimum of 5 acres <br />has been filled to 6' above the orlglnaI lake surface. Wetland planting <br />shall first consist of broadcast seeding of the below or similar grass <br />seed mix at an application rate of 20 lbs. /acre during the growing season <br />(May through August): <br />SPECIES COMMON NAME % PURE % VIABLE <br />12.00 Beckmannla syzgachne American Sloughgrass 89,28 82.00 <br />4, 00 Carax nebrascenc i a Nebraska Sedge 98. 69 84. 00 <br />1. 00 Carax l anug I nosa Wooly Sedge 97, 54 46. 00 <br />10,00 Eleocharls palustris Creeping Spikerush 99.51 68, 00 <br />15, 00 E 1 ymus cardens I s Canada W I l drye 99, 33 99. 00 <br />1. 00 Junous ba l t I cus Baltic Rush 93, 21 96. 00 <br />1. 00 Junous torrey l Torrey' s Rush 66, 02 97. 00 <br />12.00 Pan i cum v I rgatum Sw I tchgrass 99.47 70.00 <br />10. DO Sc I rpus acutus Hardstem Bulrush 97. 77 64. DO <br />1, 00 Sc I rpus pa t l I dus Pate Bulrush 95. 01 92. 00 <br />10.00 Scirpus paludosus Alkalai Bulrush 99,04 97.00 <br />4.00 Scirpus pungens Three Square Bulrush 87.20 77.00 <br />10. 00 Sc I rpus va l I dus Soft Stem Bulrush 99. 26 91. 00 <br />4.00 SparganIum eurycarpum Giant Bur Reed 98.73 90.00 <br />5.00 SpartIna pact Inata Prairie Cordgrass 77,82 92.00 <br />4. Per the Noxious Weed Control Plan in EXHIBIT D - MINING PLAN, noxious <br />weeds will be controlled, particularly Diffuse Knapweed, Scotch Thistle, <br />and Canada Thistle, which have been observed within the permit area and <br />on adjacent property. All areas adjacent to roadways and waterways will <br />be assessed every spring to determine the best management practice for <br />weed control. At a minlmum, all noxious weed areas will be mowed as <br />needed. In heavily Invested areas, approved herbicides will be applied as <br />needed to Include, but not limited to, Tordon 22K applied at 1 pt /ac at <br />20 gpa or 2,4 -D 4# amine at 1 qt /ac at 20 gpa, Consultation with <br />qualified vegetation managers and /or county weed control coordinators <br />will be on -going to assist In the management of noxious weeds. <br />5. Final amount of wetlands area expected to be a minimum of 25f acres <br />(15t acres newly created. Final dryland grass area expected to be 20t <br />acres. Final lake area expected to be 5t acres, <br />THIS MAP WAS PREPARED UNDER THE DIRECTION OF ROBERT N. FLEMING <br />J. � <br />ROBERT N. FLEMING DATE <br />SCALE: DATE: JDRW BY: CKD BY: PROJ N0: <br />1 =300' DEC. 09, 2002 G.A.B. R.N.F. 02196 <br />BOOK: PAGE: FILE N0: SHEET NO: <br />16- 27 -73L 1 6 OF E <br />