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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M2002110
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
10/25/2002
Doc Name
Exhibits
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Greg Lewicki and Associates
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DMG
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D
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6. Schednle of Operations <br />Mining operations will occur from January through May of each of the two winters. The operator <br />will not have night gravel mining operations, although minor truck activity may occur after hours. <br />5. Mesa County Impacts and Other Environmental Impacts <br />As stated earlier, the tonnage mined and removed in the first winter of operation is 110,000 tons. <br />During the second winter, approximately 140,000 tons will be mined and removed. A11 trucks leav- <br />ing the site will be covered and will utilize all existing roads. The truck capacity will be 24 tons, <br />therefore, the loaded trucks leaving the site in the first winter is 4583, while the second winter will <br />have approximately 58331oads. No new roads will be needed for this operation. Trucks will enter <br />19 Road directly from the north or south entrances to the pit and will proceed north on 19 Road to <br />east on the south frontage road of I-70 to south on River Road to United's facility a few miles south <br />of I-70 on the River Road. Overall, this location is needed to supply the growing needs of develop- <br />ment in Mesa County since there are very few economically minable reserves left in the Grand <br />Junction area. The alternative to this pit is to truck gravel from greater distances at increased cost <br />and increased truck traffic on the road system or mine reserves which have much higher land costs <br />or overburden removal costs closer to Grand Junction. These sites are also generally closer to a <br />greater number of people, thereby increasing impacts. <br />Once the site is reclaimed, a permanent lake will be left that is approximately 10-14 feet deep over <br />7.5 acres, with wetlands on the edges, that can be used for wildlife habitat in a very dry part of the <br />County, where a lake of this type has good value. It can be stated that the post-mining use value <br />exceeds the current use of the site. <br />There should be no significant demands on Mesa County services from this operation since produc- <br />tion and reclamation will only involve personnel of 4-5 people on site at any given time. <br />19 Road Pit 10(02 17 <br />
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