PERMFILE100320

• Permit No: M1996079
• IBM Index Class Name: Permit File
• Doc Date: 11/1/1996
• Section_Exhibit Name: EXHIBIT C
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

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EXHIBIT
C
(a) Beginning date: November 1, 1996
End date: November 1, 2017
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(b) The depth of soil in affected azea vanes from 6 inches to 24 inches. Advice for
stabilization of topsoil stockpiled in any one azea for any length of time, will be
sought from Soil Conservation District.
(c) Sand stone to be quarried is directly under topsoil. There should be very little
overburden to be removed. Rock that is not of acceptable quality will be returned
to quarry as fill.
(d) Thickness of rock to be quarried could vary from 3 feet to 20 feet.
(e) 1 =Approximately 5.6 acres applied for in this permit.
2 =Approximately 2 acres of this will be used for the storage of top soil, scrap
rock to be put back in to holes for fill when areas aze reclaimed.
3 =Approximately 3.44 acres of this is old quarry that will be continued where it
left offyeazs ago. Of this 3.44 acres there is approximately 1/4 acre, that
is quarried out and will be left alone.
Exhibit E Maps will show more detail.
(~ Exhibit E Maps will give specific detains and dimensions of quarry segments.
(g) Roads will be contained in quarry azea and will be constantly changing as
different parts aze worked and reclaimed. No drainage or run off structures will
have to be built.
(h) No water will be required for the operation.
()7 There shouldn't be any ground water to contend with. Since this quarry is on top
of the hill, there should be very little run of water to contend with The natural
slope of ground and quarry should allow most of the run off to continue as before.
(j) There will be no injury to existing water rights.
(k) No toxic materials to be used.
(l) As stated before there will be very little water coming of the site. Slopes will be
held to minimums and reclaiming done as called for by The Longmont Soil
Conservation District.