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• consists of a 50-foot wide corridor for the length of the conveyor. <br />This corridor will remain as a maintenance access to the conveyor <br />after construction. The footings and towers supporting the conveyor <br />are spaced approximately 50 to 150 feet apart. The conveyor corridor <br />on the west side of the Roaring Fork River is divided into two <br />segments for discussion purposes. One segment is the portion on the <br />shallow slope across an irrigated meadow while the other portion of <br />the corridor is the steep slope of the bluff rising above the river <br />floodplain. <br />The portion of the conveyor corridor located on the shallow slope of <br />the irrigated meadow collects the portion of overland runoff below the <br />Kaiser-Siever Ditch into the two sumps shown on Drawing D-2-4. The <br />area of the corridor contributing runoff to the sumps is about 1-acre. <br />Generally, grading along the corridor will direct runoff from the <br />undisturbed area away from the corridor. Only the runoff directly <br />below the conveyor will enter into the sumps. <br />• The portion of the conveyor corridor located on the steep bluffs adja- <br />cent to the Truck Dump Site, will continue to have overland flow run <br />directly down the steep slopes in the same path as the predevelopment <br />condition. The runoff from this 0.4-acre area will enter the <br />Kaiser-Siever Ditch located above the existing road. <br />Truck Dump <br />Overland flow from the truck dump facility will be directed to the <br />northwest corner of the area into a sediment/runoff control pond. A <br />description of this pond will be included in the subsequent section <br />regarding sediment control. <br /> <br />4-133 <br />