PERMFILE109576

• Permit No: M2003073
• IBM Index Class Name: Permit File
• Doc Date: 11/5/2003
• Doc Name: Adequacy Review
• From: DMG-sss
• To: Moffat Limestone Company Inc
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

text as specified in the enclosed February 8, 2002 DMG memorandum regarding Minerals
Program Notification of Toxic or Hazardous Material Spills at Mine Sites.
Exhibit E -Reclamation Plan
7. Please ensure the reclamation plan includes all information required by Rule 6.4.5 including the
specifics noted in items 8-14 listed below.
8. Please specify topsoil and overburden replacement depths that are anticipated, based on site
specific observations.
9. Please specify the final grading of the pit floor and if all drainage will be directed to the one pond
on the west boundary.
10. Please commit to leaving or replacing two feet of material overlying the bedrock to provide a
rooting zone for reclamation vegetation. Available overburden and crusher fines may be used for
a portion of this two foot interval. If the overburden is high in caliche, the,text must include a
commitment to selectively remove and stockpile this material and replace it under any other
available fill or crusher fines.
11. Please specify how any highwalls will be reduced to the final approved 3H:1V grade.
12. Please specify measures to be taken to provide for the greatest probability for successful
revegetation as required by Rule 3.1.10(4), (5), and (6).
13. DMG highly recommends that the soils on site be analyzed for nutrient requirements and fertilizer
recommendations. Additionally, DMG highly recommends that certified weed free mulch, applied
at a rate of 1-1.5 tons per acre, crimped in or otherwise anchored, be included in the reclamation
plan to retain moisture in the soil for seed germination and plant establishment.
14, Please specify if sedimentafion and erosion control features wilt be permanent or will be removed.
If they are to be removed, indicate how and when that process will occur.
Exhibit F -Reclamation Plan Mao
15. The Reclamation Plan Map needs to be revised to indicate:
• all areas to be affected by mining operations and areas to be revegetated,
• consistent and appropriate contour intervals;
• labeled permit boundary;
• stormwater and sediment control features (if applicable);
• stated overburden and topsoil replacemenf depths.
• All maps, except the location maps, need to meet the requirements of Rule 6.2.1(2).
Exhibit G -Water Information
16. Please provide an estimate of water use requirements for the operation, including flow rates and
annual volumes. Also, please include the source of the water to be consumed.
Exhibit H -Wildlife Information
17. Please provide the information required by Rule 6.4.8(b), (c), and (d).