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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M1977247
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
9/29/1977
Doc Name
APPLICATION FOR MINING AND RECLAMATION PERMIT
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SUMIMRY OF COALDALE MINING PLAT! BY AREA <br />(Refer to 14ining Plan Maps for Locations) <br />• <br />Gold Hill <br />Thirteen acres of affected land are the highest mine land in,Coaldale <br />and the area of greatest visual impact as seen from US Highway 50. tdir.ing <br />commenced in this area in the early 1960's with no regard to final appear- <br />ance. Although benches for seedling transplants are left from current <br />mining activities, the upper levels of extraction have resulted in a she sr <br />rock highwall some 120 meters long and over 60 meters high, at ar. engle <br />of 60 degrees from the horizontal. Upon completion of mining activites <br />,i <br />in this area, probably by 1985, the sheer rock face will be stabilized <br />and the surrounding bench areas will be plante3 to pinon and juniper per <br />the reclamation plan. This area will be one of most difficulty and high- <br />est cost, due to the steep slopes and lack of appreciable growth media. <br />• It is hoped to initiate reclamation practices on the upper reaches of <br />Gold Hill by 1982, several years before actual minir_g is completed. The <br />reason for this is to ascertain actual reclamation costs in this area, <br />stabilize the highwall for safer working conditions, and ammeliorate as <br />soon as possible the esthetic aspects of the mined site. <br />• <br />
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