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0 <br /> ErrT4T\Tlr A T R1PV15iON <br /> extraction activities. For this reason, the area is identified as suitable for <br /> release. <br /> Revegetation activities will continue over affected lands in a methodical <br /> manner_ The use of mulch and related activities is no longer part of the <br /> reclamation model, since it is largely ineffective on wind prone sites. A sterile <br /> hybrid, typified by WheatxWheatgrass will be utilized instead as a measure to <br /> complete against weeds, and stabilize exposed soil, until native grasses can fully <br /> express themselves. The effort should prove more effective with greater <br /> economy of scale. This change is reflected in the warranty determinations. <br /> Other aspects of the reclamation plan remain in tact. It is our understanding <br /> that changes to the seed mixture and manner and method of application can <br /> vary from that reported in the permit, since reclamation is the burden of the <br /> operator, and that the reported mixture is more related to warranty <br /> determination specifications and general intent. Warranty determinations <br /> utilized DMG figures to assure the currency of the entire effort. <br /> In a related matter, not otherwise described in the Tables or Text, relates to the <br /> Office of the State Engineer, and matters pertinent to the full compliance with <br /> your inspection report. The Original Technical Revision submitted on 1 August <br /> 1996, contained information that complies with items 2 and 3 required under that <br /> report to prevent a Notice of Violation. Item 1 required resolution with the <br /> Office of the State Engineer over Augmentation of Water. Per our telephone <br /> conference of Tuesday 13 August1996, we agreed that if a plan of augmentation <br /> was submitted to the Office of the State Engineer prior to 9 September, that <br /> Item 1 of your report would be fulfilled. <br /> This morning, I met with Dick Wolfe and Bill McIntyre at the State Engineer's <br /> Office. On Thursday, Dick and Chris Varra agreed over the telephone to put <br /> this concern to rest with a commitment by Varra Companies, Inc. to submit <br /> within 120 days of the Office's validation of pre-law water at the Original Pit 1, <br /> either: <br /> 1. A plan to backfill to pre-law status all exposed water at the <br /> Original Pit 1 area (Areas C and the balance if necessary over <br /> portions of Area B); or, <br /> Varra Companies, Inc. - Pit 1 - DMG Permit M-74-052 5 <br /> Addendum - TECHNICAL REVISION - 08/16/96. <br />