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-iA (CONTINUED)
This portion of the property is designated as Areas 2A, 2C
(South Platte River and Berm Area) , 3 , 4, and 5, and are shown
on the MINING PLAN MAP (EXHIBIT C-2) , and as the "Water
Reservoir and River Channel" area on the RECLAMATION PLAN MAP,
EXHIBIT F .
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) greenhouse
structures within 501± adjacent to the southeast corner of
this proposed mining area; and (3) the Bull Seep Ditch. Mining
in this area will be subject to agreement with the Urban
• Drainage and Flood Control District on setback from the South
Platte River and improvements along the River, and the
previously mentioned agreement with the Wyco pipeline owner.
On the Bull Seep Ditch and greenhouse structures, the required
setbacks and the final sloping insure the stability of these
structures . The same previously mentioned opinion by a
• registered engineer copied in Appendix I also covers these
structures .
3 . The third portion of the permit area is the 34± acre area east
of the Bull Seep Ditch to Monaco Street . This area is
utilized for irrigated and non-irrigated cropland,
• pastureland, and other non-farmed or pastured area. Soils are
Loamy Alluvial Land, moderately wet (Lw) , Terrace Escarpments
(Tc) , and Vona Sand Loam (VoB, 1-31 slopes and VoC, 3-50-.
slopes) .
This area is designated as Area 2B on the MINING PLAN MAP,
• EXHIBIT C-2 and on the RECLAMATION PLAN MAP, EXHIBIT F.
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 Bull Seep Ditch; and (2) Monaco Street
with approximately 24 ' of paved road, underground utilities,
• and several power poles within the Monaco Street right-of-way.
As with the previous two portions of the permit area, the
required setbacks and the final sloping insure the stability
of these structures . The same previously mentioned opinion by
a registered engineer copied in Appendix I also covers these
structures .
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A more detailed breakdown of present use, soils, topography, and
vegetation is shown on PRE-MINING MAP, EXHIBIT C-1B, and EXHIBIT
I/J - SOILS AND VEGETATION INFORMATION.
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