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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M1987028
IBM Index Class Name
Revision
Doc Date
10/24/2005
Doc Name
Conv. Appl.
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Colorado Marble L.L.C.
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DMG
Type & Sequence
CN1
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D
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Topsoil Recovery and Stockpile Locations <br />Up to six feet of topsoil may salvaged sourced from the azeas directly above the footwall <br />contact, although many exposed surfacelbedrock contacts show 1' or less of soil covering <br />bedrock. The white mazble "seam" itself has little to no soil cover, which can be <br />discerned from aerial photos. Topsoil stockpiles may be located in several areas during <br />the maturation of the mine plan at the Lilly Mines site. ,topsoil stockpiles aze located <br />along the southeastern portion of the lower staging azea. This topsoil will be used for <br />surface application along the eastern slopes of the lower staging azea waste rock dump. <br />These soils will be available for use in the next two or three field seasons to aid in re- <br />vegetation of the eastern edge of the lower waste rock dump and the berm along the <br />roadway separating mine drainage from Taylor Gulch drainage. Topsoil stockpiles will <br />be located at the upper, western portions of the affected land, above the highwall <br />benches, to be used for final re-vegetation of the flat bench tops. Topsoil stockpiles will <br />also be located east of the marble bed but west of Taylor Gulch drainage in the northern <br />end of the affected lands. These topsoil stockpiles will not be developed until later in the <br />mine plan, approximately 10-15 yeazs from present. Topsoil will be placed in <br />temporary stockpiles at slopes no Beater than 2.5:1 and will be contour furrowed to <br />minimize storm event erosion. A drainage swale will be maintained azound each <br />stockpile to minimize soil removal via storm event and/or spring snow melt. Stockpiles <br />remaining more than one season will be broadcast seeded with the approved site seed mix <br />at 20#/acre and mulched with clean straw mulch at 2000#/acre to promote seed <br />germination and survival. It is estimated that the area immediately west of and above the <br />highwall azeas will provide between 25000 to 35000 tons of topsoil, enough material to <br />cover 20 acres of disturbed land 6" deep and 8 acres of bench azea 1' deep. In addition, <br />topsoil recovered from stripping operations immediately east of the marble bed and in <br />localized azeas directly above the mazble bed as mining progresses north from its current <br />location will be placed in stockpiles located along the upper highwall zone or in the upper <br />reaches of Taylor Basin in the northern portion of the affected land, west of the Taylor <br />Gulch drainage channel. This azea will provide an additiona15000-10000 tons of soils to <br />be used in final reclamation work. <br />Topsoil Stockpile Locations and Estimate of Maximum Volumes <br />Location Est. Year Constructed Estimated Tonnage <br />Lower Staging Area 2006-7 5000 <br />Footwall Benches 2007-2012 20000 <br />North End/Hangingwall 2015-20 10000 <br />
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