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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M1994108
IBM Index Class Name
Revision
Doc Date
5/12/1997
Doc Name
CEDAR POINT GRAVEL PIT FN M-94-108 TR1
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NOLAND INC
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DMG
Type & Sequence
TR1
Media Type
D
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• <br />Noland Inc. <br />P.O. Box 330 <br />Mancos, CO 81328 <br />[1l Istav 1997 <br />COLORADO Department of <br />Natural Resources RECEIVED <br />Division oCMincrtls d. Geologc <br />I~7~ ~,(ain Acenuc. Room 22; <br />Durango. CO 81321 ~Y ~ 2 1997 <br />.4llention. Mined Land Reclamation Office <br />Division of Minerals d Geology <br />Subject Cedar Point Grtcel Pit. File M-9a-I03 <br />Technical Recision I <br />Gentlemen: <br />iii sill«rinii~~~i <br />999 <br />,~-. ~, <br />-: -'. . <br />Received <br />MAY 0 21997 <br />Duranno Field O!!:ce <br />Cr'abn cf t::_>_rs~; 8 C~o!ogy <br />Noland (nc. as operator and permittee of Cedar Point Gravel Pit ,wishes to add the opperation of a hot <br />asphalt plant upon the permitted premises and to Runge sequence of the mining grid plan of the <br />authorised activities of the general operation Permit # M-9q-108. <br />Proposed changes are to acannidate procurement of gravel products by Corn Construction for CDOT <br />project rr NFI I(,(11-033. The change in plan is to ftalitatz the least minimal impact by use of the <br />preciousk trained areas of grid sections ;,i,7,9, and I l for pit site, stockpiles. (area 3&5) and proposzd <br />mining. (starting pith the south half of 7 proceeding through 9 to l l). Adjoining vertical face ol'R. 10. <br />and 1 l nould bz re-established to 3:1 slope. Mining of a full face southoard through 7,8, and 9. This <br />will enhance rzclaintation since movement of overburden and top soil will onh pace to be pzrfonned in <br />one step. the preciously mined area is absent of such material. Anv stripping required in an wtdistutbed <br />aria colt be redeposited back to a mined out area not requiring stockpiles of top soil and overburden. <br />Areas within 3 and ?would be graded for plant site and stock pile eithin the dtsturbed area bw eeuld not <br />be mined. Cnahmg would be preformed. then the processing of bituminous asphalt from said stucE: piles. <br />All pra;essing +s to be done in the previousl} mined area, not necesitating stripping of overburden or top <br />soil. Upon completion ofjob. mining would resume as stated in original mining plan. This will gcn~ntz <br />thz least impact considering the time frame and scope of the project at hand, and still better coincide wilt[ <br />the original mining plan be npperating within the disturbed area. <br />Addtional bonding shouldn't be of concern since all equipment within the pit boundaries are porlab~r <br />+cidtom any perntanznt stntctures. Asphaltic waste still be of off sitz disposal in general ,with all remains <br />to be consumed by original mining plan. <br />Please torte a combinzd map from original mine plan depicting an overlay o(3A and 6.4 from enginal <br />mining plan. This details pit boundan, preciously mined areas and reference grid for darilication. <br />
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