1994-10-19_PERMIT FILE - M1994093

• Permit No: M1994093
• IBM Index Class Name: Permit File
• Doc Date: 10/19/1994
• Doc Name: DAHLIA NORTH RESOURCES PIT MLRB 112 PERMIT APPLICATION CITY OF COMMERCE CITY CNTY OF ADAMS COLORADO
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

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EXHIBIT C-lA (CONTINUED)
The existing site can be divided into the following three basic
areas :
1 . The south 250±l (5± acre) portion of the permit area abutting
! 88th Avenue south of the Wyco Pipeline and west of an existing
home on the property to the east . This is the only portion of
the property abutting 88th Avenue . It is utilized as
pastureland. Soils in this area are Loamy Alluvial Land,
moderately wet (Lw) . The conveyor from the mining operation
to the south traverses along the west boundary of this area.
• This portion of the property is designated as Area 1 on the
MINING PLAN (EXHIBIT C-2) AND RECLAMATION PLAN (EXHIBIT F)
MAPS .
The structures within 200 , of this portion of the proposed
mining area that are not under the ownership or control of the
• applicant are: (1) the Wyco Pipeline; (2) two homes and other
miscellaneous structures including several power poles on two
parcels to the east of this proposed mining area; and (3) 88th
Avenue with approximately 24 ' of paved road, underground
utilities, and several power poles within the 88th Avenue
right-of-way.
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An agreement was reached with Wyco on setback, conditions of
mining, etc . , from their pipeline. A copy of this agreement
is contained in Appendix I . On the other structures, the
required setbacks and the final sloping insure the stability
of these structures . An opinion by a registered engineer to
• this effect is also contained in Appendix I .
2 . The second and largest portion of the permit area is 141±
acres from the Wyco Pipeline to the South Platte River on the
north and west, and the Bull Seep Ditch and adjacent property
on the east . This area is utilized for irrigated and non-
irrigated cropland, pastureland, and other non-farmed or
pastured area along the South Platte River. There are also
several tenant homes and on-site power poles in this area,
which will be removed with mining. The conveyor from the
mining operation to the south traverses across the western
portion of the this part of the proposed permit area roughly
• parallel to the South Platte River until it crosses the River
to connect to the plant to the north when the river turns
east-west . Soils in this area are Loamy Alluvial Land,
gravelly substratum (Lv) , Loamy Alluvial Land, moderately wet
(Lw) , Sandy Alluvial Land (Sm) , and Wet Alluvial Land (Wt) .
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