PERMFILE103250

• Permit No: M1994080
• IBM Index Class Name: Permit File
• Section_Exhibit Name: EXHIBIT C MINING PLAN
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

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EXHIBIT C - MINING PLAN
1. Mining shall commence immediately and last up to 50
years.
2. All salvageable soil will be kept and incorporated into
to work deck or replaced on depleted quarry areas for
reclamation purposes or put into soil stock pile as shown
on map. See Exhibit B - Soil Conservation Report.
3. From 6" to 18" of overburden will be removed to reach the
deposit. The stone is usable immediately.
4. The depth of the deposit is probably twenty to thirty
feet.
5. This is an old existing quarry which was opened and
leased by Colorado Stone Company at Longmont, Colorado,
in the late 1950's to early 1960's until June of 1990, it
was never permitted. We purchased the 320 acres from
McColm and Lakritz at that time. The main purpose for
the purchase of this land was the quarry known as Golden
Sunset and now known as Berthoud Sunset. This is a long
established quarry and the color is used to match
buildings at Colorado University in Boulder since all of
their original quarries are closed. This stone is
basically pink with golden stripping or spots. The stone
is quarried by front end loaders and hand tools, and
processed into flagstone and cut into strips on the stone
cutter. The stone will be mined from north to south and
east to west.
6. It has approximately a 250 feet by 300 feet disturbed
area that contains the old quarry, work deck and rip rap
piles. We expect to have 4 to 5 acres in open mining
when developed fully.
7. The access road goes through our old Berthoud Pink
quarries to access this area (see map) and connects to
old access roads that have been there for over 30 years.
No improvement or widening is necessary on the existing
road beds.
8. No water to be used in this operation.
9. No ground water will be encountered or surface water
disturbed.
l0. No water rights are involved.
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