_PERMIT FILE - M1979165 ‎(3)‎

• Permit No: M1979165
• IBM Index Class Name: Permit File
• Section_Exhibit Name: EXHIBIT B INDEX MAP
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

REVISED EXHIBIT "D"
The previous Mining Plan, Exhibit "D", is hereby amended to reflect
that at the cessation of the mining operation a standing pool of water
will remain. In Parcel A there will be a standing pool of water as seen
on Exhibit "F", Reclamation Plan Map, which will be a ten ( 10) acre lake
and the area around the perimeter, subject to reclamation, will be 2.46
acres. With regard to Parcel B, again reference is made to Exhibit "F",
the Reclamation Plan Map, as a standing pond of water of .9 acres will
remain at the cessation of mining and .8 acres approximately will be
subject to reclamation; that being the perimeter of the property line.
Thus, the total amount of land subject to reclamation would be 3.26
acres and the total of the standing water would be 10.9 acres ( 10 acres
In Parcel A and .9 acres in Parcel B) . Although 3.26 acres will be
above the water table, giving consideration to the slope requirement
will result In 2.5 acres of material below the water table (2.0 acres in
Parcel A and .5 acres in Parcel B) .
The initial Exhibit "D" makes reference to additional reclaimed
areas, but if the operator would have clean fill to be placed to fill
the water or the landowner would have the same, then the operator or
owner is expressly aware:
A. That the County authorities would require a Clean Fill Permit .
B. The questions of what type of fill and whether this would
create a possible hazard of pollution or contamination of the water
tables, needs to be addressed.
C. Any further fill over and above what is described immediately
above would require a technical revision.
Because the perimeter only will be reclaimed, the overburden and
topsoil removed will be sufficient to relayer and reslope the perimeter
and revegetate the same according to Exhibit "E" and to the extent set
forth above, 3.26 acres being reclaimed around the perimeter above the
water. Because the overburden and topsoil is going to be relayered and
placed in the water and this material is the same that will have been
removed from the site, this is clean fill material and that same material
removed is being replaced. Further, this overburden and topsoil will
not produce any ground water contamination either through siltation or
toxic substances.
A permit is not required to use that portion of Colorado Boulevard
which is not a public road as this has been vacated to the use of the
landowner, William V. and Dona Mae Bromley, and the lease arrangments
set forth in Exhibit "N" permit the operator to use all existing access
roads which would include this vacated portion of Colorado Boulevard.
We are in the process of acquiring permission to use the existing
gravel access road to mine Parcel B (Sector 3 of the Reclamation Map) , a
small section of 1 .67 acres, and either permission will be evidenced to
the Board at the October, 1979, meeting or we would propose to delete
this sector from any operation at this time and reappear before the
Board on a technical revision to add this sector when permission is
acquired.
REVISED EXHIBIT "D" - Mining Plan
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