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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M2002017
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
2/22/2002
Doc Name
Permit Application
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Lincoln County
To
DMG
Media Type
D
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EXHIBIT B <br />Site Description <br />This operation will be to remove material, sand and gravel mixed, from the riverbed of <br />the Arikazee River, which is a dry riverbed except in times of heary rain, or run off. This <br />azea has been used prior to the required permitting that is in place at this time and still has <br />some stockpiles left on the bank area, these stockpiles will be included as much as <br />possible in the requested permitted area to enable the use of them. The material will be <br />pushed and removed by end loader, stockpiled on the banks for removal by truck to be <br />used in the repair and maintenance of County roads. The area at the present is rangeland <br />with only one major structure, which is the county bridge over the river on Lincoln <br />County Road 3T, there are fences around the range azea that belong to the owner of the <br />land. <br />The area is covered with local native grass and cactus, but there is no vegetation in the <br />River Bed that would be disturbed. All material will be removed from the riverbed and <br />only a small part of the bank will be used to stockpile product. At the present time the <br />site does have three stockpiles on it, of which two aze of topsoil mix, and one is a left <br />over stockpile of sand/gravel mix. The stockpile of sand/gravel mix will be used, and if <br />there is a need to replace any topsoil it will come from the remaining piles and be spread <br />over the bank area that was disturbed prior to any re-seeding associated with reclamation. <br />Wildlife in the area consist of rabbits, coyote, deer and antelope and the operation will <br />not be disruptive to them, and the azea will still be used as rangeland for the grazing of <br />livestock, during the operational life of the pit. <br />EXHIBIT C <br />Mining Plan <br />This will be a streambed operation, with the removal of material from the dry riverbed <br />and them allowing it to be replenished by water flow during heavy runoff or rain. At no <br />time will there be any operations taking place if water is in the riverbed. Neither will <br />water be used to extract material and as well no ground water will be contacted. An end- <br />loader will be use to scrape material up and pile it on the banks where it will then be <br />loaded into trucks and removed to the azea of that days work with very little stockpiling. <br />Material appeazs to be at a depth of 5 to 6 feet thru out the entire azea of the riverbed. The <br />best possible operation practice will be to start in the northeast/azea of the riverbed and <br />push material up and onto the bank, and continued toward the west, southwest. The azea <br />that has had material removed from it will be allowed to replenish itself, and depending <br />on runoff during the year the entire permitted area of the riverbed may never be used. The <br />life of this operation is unlimited do to the material being replaced every time the water <br />runs in the riverbed. <br />
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