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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M2001001
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
5/8/2001
Doc Name
RATIONALE FOR APPROVAL RECOMMENDATION REGULAR 112 CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS APPLICATION FOUR STATES A
Section_Exhibit Name
EXHIBIT B #3 05/23/01
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Rctionale for Approval Recorr ndation • May 8, 2001 <br />Four States Aggregates, LLC <br />Line Camo Pit File No. M-2t~-001 <br />address wildlife habitat or recreation post-mining land use. Additionally, the Act and <br />Rules do not require that affected lands be restored to resemble apre-mining natural <br />environment. Pursuant to Rule 6.4.5, the reclamation plan must support the post-mining <br />land use, as selected by the applicant, in consultation with the landowner. <br />DMG has reviewed the permit application and has determined that that the selected post- <br />mining land use is appropriate and that the reclamation plan appropriately supports the <br />selected post-mining land use. <br />12, Comments relating to potential far adverse impacts fo the quality of water in <br />surface and groundwater systems, such as: <br />Mining will release toxins, carcinogens, and heavy meta/s from the site to <br />groundwater, the Dolores River, and McPhee Reservoir. <br />Proposed safeguards are insufficient to assure containment of, mineral salts, <br />chromates, toxic compounds, iron, any and all other disso/ved salts, radon, Uzas <br />and plutonium. <br />Concentrations of the toxins and carcinogens will increase when the a//uvia! <br />groundwater aquifer is disturbed. <br />Lowering the water table will concentrate disso/ved solids. <br />Mechanical crushing and washing will increase TDS and TSS. <br />The operation qualifies as a Designated Mining Operation /DMO). <br />The operation wi// have toxic-forming and acid producing substances on site. <br />No data showing the absence of toxic, acid-forming, or toxic-producing materials <br />being located on site. <br />Baseline data on water qualily absent. <br />Temperature discharge regulation. <br />Off-site damage resulting from discharged poUuiants. <br />Adverse affects from radioactive materials, radon. <br />Elevated /eve/s of mercury /HgJ may resu/t from gravel mining. <br />Cumu/alive effects on water qualily from mu/tip/e pits in c%se proximity. <br />Please see the attached Geochemical Investigation Report for the proposed Lined Camp <br />Pit, prepared by DMG staff in response to water quality issues raised by the objecting <br />parties. <br />73. Comments relating to adverse impacts to the quantity of water in <br />groundwater systems, including adverse impacts to nearby wel/s. <br />Please see the attached Analysis of Potential Off-Site Impacts from Pit Dewatering and <br />River Flooding at the Proposed Line Camp Pit, prepared by DMG staff in response to <br />groundwater quantity and potential impacts to nearby wells. <br />7 <br />
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