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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M2002111
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
10/25/2002
Doc Name
Exhibits
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Greg Lewicki & Associates
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DMG
Media Type
D
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11. Mesa County Impacts and Environmental Imaacts <br />The current mining operation is planned on a site that is entirely pre-disturbed by industrial opera- <br />tions for many years. After executing this operation and reclamation plan, the site will be signifi- <br />cantly improved. Also, part of the royalty revenue from gravel sales is being used for cleanup oper- <br />ations on the part of the FMM property that is north of the gravel permit area. This also benefits the <br />County as well as the local residents in the Fruita area. <br />Since the material handling and water issues on the site will be extensively monitored (See Waste <br />Management Contingency Plan in Appendix D), the threat of contamination problems arising from <br />excavation of the site are minimal. <br />Although the total sand/gravel and asphalt annual production rate is given as maximum of 400,000 <br />tons per year, most years will see much less activity. The higher rate is needed to handle occasional <br />big jobs such as a large Interstate repaving project, etc., which is in the interest of the County. As <br />described in the above mining plan, the hydrologic system will contain all runoff so that no sedi- <br />ment will leave the site and cloud any downstream waters. The Gilsonite Pit will be reclaimed to <br />part wildlife habitat and part industrial use. Elam will work closely with Division of Wildlife, the <br />County, [he landowners and the DMG to ensure that the reclamation plan is the best possible for <br />achieving the post-mining land use. Portable sanitation facilities will be provided to all workers at <br />the minesite. The waste will be taken off site for treatment in an approved facility. There will be no <br />leach fields or other means of sewage disposal. There will be no new demands on Mesa County <br />services from the additional extraction areas. All trucks leaving the site will be covered and will <br />not be allowed to track mud on Highway 50. Trucks may supply market demands in any direction <br />once they enter Highway 50. <br />Gilsonite Pit 10/02 1$ <br />
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