PERMFILE115349

• Permit No: C1981020A
• IBM Index Class Name: Permit File
• Doc Date: 5/13/2002
• Section_Exhibit Name: Volume 6 SECTION 1.0 TO SECTION 2.0
• Media Type: D
• Archive: Yes

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2.3.2 Access and Haul Roads
Access to the central facilities area shall be provided by
the existing Munger Canyon access-haul road from Colorado
State Highway 139, Douglas Pass Road (see original Mine Permit
Application, File No..C-020-81). However, there shall be three
additional roads required to allow for access to: 1) McClane
Canyon Mine, 2) refuse disposal area, and 3) both Munger and
McClane Canyon Mine sites when the tail track proposed by the
customer is occupied while loading the train.
The McClane Canyon access road shall connect the central facili-
ties area with the McClane Canyon Mine site. For horizontal
and vertical alignment, see Figures 2.2-10.15 through 2.2-
10.45. The road shall be located north of Munger Canyon access
road and east of East Salt Creek. The road shall run primarily
in a northeast southwest direction along the eastern edge of
the valley bottom.
• A total, excavation of 112,500 cubic yards shall be required
for construction of McClane Canyon access road. The excavation
required shall consist of approximately 24,545 cubic yards
of topsoil, which will be stripped and stockpiled, plus 87,955
cubic yards of additional excavated material which shall be
used for road and central facilities constructior~ The access
road shall require embankment of ~`~ cubic, yards while the
remaining excavated material, which is rock, shall be crushed,
graded and used for subbase on the roads and central area.
The refuse disposal area access-haul road shall be constructed
south of Munger Canyon access road and east of East Salt Creek
along the eastern edge of the valley bottom. The alignment
of the road shall be maintained within a two hundred foot wide
corridor; all cut and fill slopes will be contained within
the corridor. For horizontal and vertical alignment, see
Figures 2.2-6.15 through 2.2-6.45.
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