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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M1977210
IBM Index Class Name
Enforcement
Doc Date
10/6/1989
Doc Name
CORRECTIVE ACTION PLAN CAP FOR SNYDER QUARRY ACCESS ROAD PN M-77-210
Violation No.
MV1989015
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D
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<br />L' <br />' be a vertical CSP standpipe with perforations. The perforations would <br />accommodate a Qro storm while the weir overflow would accommodate a Qze <br />' event. Emergency overflow provisions fora Qioo would also be installed. <br />Regular maintenance (visual monitoring and cleaning) will be performed by the <br />' Operator as required to maintain a functional facility. <br />The preliminary sizing of the facility has resulted In a surface area oP <br />' approximately 75' by 150' at 6' deep. An outlet standpipe diameter in the 33" <br />range would be required with a 1' deep spillway that Is 16' wide. This 1:. all <br />'' subject to additional analysis and confirmation prior to submittal to the <br />MLRD for approval oP construction. <br />REVEGETATION PLAN <br />I. INTRODUCTION: The following plan specifically addresses revegetation <br />and related aspects of the surface treatment oP the disturbances along <br />the Snyder Quarry Road. This portion of the corrective action Flan <br />addresses the nature and placement of plant growth media and the <br />' revegetation of the various disturbance areas along the road. <br />II. PLANT GROWTH MEDIA: Over much oP the disturbed area along the <br />' roadway, the current surface material appears at least somewhat capa.bie <br />of adequate revegetation without the application of any addit[onal growth <br />' media. This is evidenced by the common occurrence of various specie; oP <br />plants growing in the existing material. <br />' The primary exceptions to this occurs where limestone processing <br />' waste fines are exposed on the surface or the surface material is <br />primarily composed of large rocks mixed with a limited amount of fires. <br />Past experience at this quarry operation and other operations has shown <br />' that the locations where limestone fines are present are capable of <br />supporting good growth, but achieving that growth is difficult and in <br />' most instances unsuccessful to an extent required by the law or 'the <br />desires and expectations of the company. Under an ideal condition thsse <br />1 <br />13 <br /> <br />
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