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• conveyor will proceed up a 3.5% grade over a 140 foot long truss. The truss <br /> houses the belt turnover on the return strand and provides access under the <br /> conveyor for clean-up as necessary. Walkways will be provided on both sides of <br /> the conveyor at both the carry side and the belt turnover level. <br /> Once the conveyor reaches the existing railway bench it will be routed along the <br /> existing access road which parallels the railway. This route was selected to <br /> allow the PC3 Conveyor to be installed without interrupting production before the <br /> planned main Henderson 2000 shutdown. The conveyor will be located against <br /> the slope on the south side of the railway and will be covered for approximately <br /> 3100 feet in this area with a snow shed. This snow shed will be open on the <br /> north side to allow for the access road. <br /> At a distance of approximately 7000 feet from the PC2/PC3 transfer station, the <br /> • PC3 Conveyor will leave the existing railway bench and existing permitted <br /> affected land and will follow a linear corridor south of the railway ROW on <br /> proposed newly affected lands. <br /> The conveyor will be routed on an elevated trestle where it leaves the existing <br /> ROW and enters new affected land. This trestle is proposed to be approximately <br /> 300 feet in length with a maximum height of 30 feet. The trestle will allow for a <br /> walking trail to cross beneath and provide an area for animal crossings. <br /> The conveyor will rise up a 21 % slope as it enters the new corridor. At the peak <br /> of this initial rise, the conveyor will pass through a 55 foot cut. An access road <br /> will be constructed along the western side of the conveyor from a take-off point <br /> at the existing road at the southwest end of the East Branch Reservoir south <br /> approximately 7200 feet. However, due to the steep slopes in the area where <br /> the conveyor initially leaves the railway, an alternate road will be constructed to <br /> January 16,1996 <br /> Plan.d. <br />