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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M2007042
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
6/27/2007
Doc Name
New Appl
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MVR Resources, Inc.
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DRMS
Media Type
D
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H/S Properties Pit <br />DMG 110 Application <br />Exhibit B -Site Description <br />This mining permit is for a gravel pit on 5.005 acres owned by H/S Properties. The property is situated <br />about 2.5 miles north of the town of Olathe, Colorado and'/. west of US Highway 50. The property is <br />bordered by Banner Road on the south, the Union Pacific Railroad and North River Road on the west, <br />Mountain Firewood on the Hemel Trttst land to the east, and the Louisiana Pacific Corp on the north. <br />There is a sawmill directly across Banner road to the south. There are several old vehicles stored on the <br />Mountain Firewood property immediately east of the proposed mine site. Land directly west of the site <br />on the west side of River Road up to the Uncompahgre River is also owned by H1S Properties and has <br />been developed as wildlife habitat. Access to the site is from Banner Road. <br />The approximately 2.5 acres of the north part of the property is the edge of a small mesa that rises 30 <br />feet above the relatively flat southem half of the property. The area to be mined is covered by 0-6" of <br />gravelly clay loam topsoil and 12-20" of gravelly clay loam overburden on top of I S to 20 feet of <br />glacially deposited sand and gravel, which overlies shale. The southern half of the properly is Loamy <br />Salt Desert soils derived from weathered shale. The mesa top and the flat southern half of the property <br />have previously been leveled and used for log storage by Louisiana Pacific Corp. Vegetation in the <br />areas that have been leveled is sparse and consists mostly of weeds (mostly mustazd), low desert brush <br />species and a few clumps of grass. There is heavy brush up to about six feet high along the western <br />property boundary where a lazge drainage ditch runs through the east side of the railroad right-of--way. <br />There aze some trees, brush and thicker grasses along the toe of the mesa where an irrigation waste- <br />water ditch crosses the property. <br />Permanent man-made structures within two hundred feet of the affected lands aze fences and <br />underground irrigation lines owned by H/S Properties, telephone line along Banner and North River <br />roads owned by Qwest, power line and pole northwest of the affected land owned by Delta-Montrose <br />Electric Association, a fence south of Banner Road owned by Lloyd H. Gray, a fence partially owned <br />by the Hemel Trust, a water line along River Road owned by Tri-County Water, Banner and North River <br />Roads owned by Montrose County, and the railroad owned by Union Pacific Railroad. <br />The waste-water ditch contains water only during irrigation season.. There is no other surface water on <br />the property. This will be a dry pit and no ground water will be encountered or affected by this <br />operation. The Uncompahgre River lies about a quarter mile to the west of the site. <br />The property contains no endangered species or critical or important habitat. Wildlife on the site is <br />spazse and is mostly small mammals, reptiles and birds found in thinly vegetated desert areas, with an <br />occasional deer passing through. The property is currently zoned General Agricultural, but the site is <br />within the projected industrial corridor along US Highway 50 and adjacent to existing industrial uses. <br />
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