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� � �.., s.... III Iiilllliillii ill <br /> EL PASO COUNTY 110 PERMIT APPLICATION <br /> 1? 1980 <br /> October 17, 1980 <br /> !_Mar, PEaaMFlri <br /> Exhibit A <br /> The area of disturbance varies with each location. Most of the gravel <br /> deposits are lenticular and small in acreage. Our mining plans are to <br /> remove the gravel from the deepest part of the deposit first then work <br /> our the sides until we hit clay or sand. We can list the area of dis- <br /> turbance in the existing pits but cannot determine the extent of the <br /> operation in the future as we have not done any core drilling to deter- <br /> mine the exact extent of the individual deposits. We currently do not <br /> have any pits larger than 7.5 acres including haul roads. <br /> The areas of existing disturbance are as follows: <br /> NJ 1 10 41t otNe, s <br /> Alford, 01142 - 5 acres, no haul road <br /> Asper, 01274 - 5 acres, no haul road <br /> Dellacroce, 71341 - 4.5 acres + 1.5 acre haul road 13 <br /> Devorss, 16284 — 5 acres, no haul road <br /> Edwards State, 45032 - 4 acres + 1 acre haul road <br /> Haver, 12173 — 4 acres, no haul road <br /> Hodgen, 32833 - 5 acres, no haul road <br /> Mayhew, 03121 - 5 acres, no haul road <br /> Norris State, 46013 — 5 acres + 1 acre haul road <br /> Polders, 02332 - 7 acres, no haul road <br /> Sokol, 22223 - 7.5 acres, no haul road - r,,,ax <br /> Thieman, 04023 - 5 acres, no haul road <br /> Wilson, 13083 - 3 acres, no haul road (stock pond) <br /> Wyatt, 34111 - 5 acres, no haul road <br /> Yoder, 05013 - 5 acres, no haul road (stock pond) <br /> Exhibit B <br /> 1. The two pits that will be left as stock water ponds are the Wilson (13083) <br /> and,Yoder (05013) pits. Our practice is to slope at 4 :1 or gentler, <br /> similar to the Dewell pit, which you have inspected. <br /> 2. (Top Soil) Our normal plan is to stockpile the top soil at one side <br /> 3. of the pit floor to protect it from blowing. Our experience has been <br /> 4. that a good weed cover will grow from the seeds embedded in the soil <br /> after the first rain. We are agreeable to the extra steps if wind <br /> erosion becomes a problem. All of our pits are dry operations, and <br /> we have had no severe problem with water erosion. <br /> Exhibit C <br /> 1. I have attached a copy of an aerial photo showing the Dellacroce pit. <br /> The county had Landis fly the entire county east of the Rampart Range <br /> and these aerial photos will be available shortly. I believe we can <br /> indicate on the photos the pits as they appeared this summer when the <br /> photos were taken. We do not have an individual map or survey of each <br /> pit. I believe these aerials will actually be more accurate than a map. <br /> I will send a photo for each pit as soon as they are available. <br /> 2. We have indicated in Exhibit A the pits which have a specific haul road <br />