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8/18/2025 1:18:57 PM
Creation date
11/25/2007 7:08:44 AM
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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M1974070
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Section_Exhibit Name
EXHIBIT D-MINING REPORT
Media Type
D
Archive
No
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DRMS Re-OCR
Description:
Signifies Re-OCR Process Performed
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Stage Location Acres Direction of Mining Duration <br /> 1 north 13 north to south 1979-1980 <br /> 2 north 13 north to south 1980-1981 <br /> 3 middle northeast 11 north to south 1981-1982 <br /> 4 middle north 12 north to south 1982-1983 <br /> 5 middle northwest 10 north to south 1983-1984 <br /> 6 middle southeast 13 north to south 1984-1985 <br /> 7 middle south 12 north to south 1985-1986 <br /> 8 middle southwest 13 north to south 1986-1987 <br /> 9 southeast 13 north to south 1987-1988 <br /> 10 south central 13 north to south 1988-1989 <br /> 11 southwest 14 north to south 1989-1991 <br /> 12 south 25 north to south 1990-1993 <br /> 162 <br /> Mining will occur in a north to south direction in each stage. <br /> Quantities and times of year will be dependent on demand for <br /> product. Hauling will occur from spring through fall annually. <br /> Approximately 3, 500 , 000 tons of sand and gravel is expected to <br /> be mined. Major disturbance will affect about 45 acres during <br /> any year Front end loaders and dump trucks will be used for <br /> excavating and hauling; bulldozer and blade will backfill. <br /> Depth of Ore Body and Underlying Stratum <br /> The sand and gravel deposit in the areas to be mined lies 6 <br /> to 13 feet deep. Below it extending to a depth of almost a <br /> mile is bedrock of Pierre Shale of the Cretaceous age. Bed- <br /> rock will not be disturbed by the mining operation. Test holes <br /> were completed in 1974 . <br /> 1 D-6 <br />
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