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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M1985022
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
5/1/1985
Doc Name
ADEQUACY REVIEW BULLGER BASIN PLACER PN M-85-022
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PENN MOUNTAIN MINING INC
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MLRD
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Department of Natural Resources -3- <br />• <br />April) 26, 1985 <br />6. It seems from your description that contemporaneous backf~lling with <br />the coarse tails will occur during the mininy operation. Ple se estimate <br />the maximum volume of material that would be stockpiled or pi ed as tails <br />during each phase of your operation. <br />The approximate location of the temporary tailing piles is shown on <br />Map F. These piles will not be allowed to accumulate more than seven <br />operational days before they are distributed in Area A or backfilled <br />to the areas of Phase i and II. This means that the maxi um yardage <br />for these temporary piles will be 37,800 yards during that art of the <br />season which the mill runs for 18 hours a day and 16,800 fo that part <br />of the season which the mill runs 8 hours a day. The red stribution <br />of the course tails is planned to occur more frequently than every <br />seven-day period. <br />7. What is the estimated volume of topsoil that will be salv~ged? What <br />is the maximum depth that can be salvaged) Will deeper poc ets (scale <br />areas) of topsoil be salvaged or spoiled) <br />Most of the topsoil which can be salvaged occurs in the ar a of Phase <br />III. Only limited amounts can be recovered from Phase II. Since the <br />topsoil depth never exceeds six inches, the area of Pha a 11I has / <br />• approximately 10,487 cubic yards of topsoil which will be s lvaged and <br />maintained as outlined in Exhibit E, paragraphs 6 and 7. An pproximate <br />1,700 additional yards will be salvaged from the area o Phase II <br />which will be preserved in the area designated on Maps * D. No <br />deeper pockets of topsoil occurs deeper than six inche from the <br />surface. All material which naturally occurs below this six inches <br />will be spoiled. <br />8. Concerning historic mining as a future land use, is this area designated <br />or zoned by Park County as Historic Mining or Historic Pr nervation? <br />if not, I recommend that the proposed future land use be sole y wildlife <br />habitat. <br />Our misunderstanding as to the meaning of the designation of part of / <br />the project area as historic mine site was in error. he proper <br />designation of the final land use of the permit area is roposed as <br />solely wildlife habitat. That part of the project area which was <br />disturbed from past mining operations as well as the jabandonded <br />equipment will not be disturbed by the present operation a will not <br />be part of the reclamation of the permit area. It will be left as is. <br />9. Concerning the previously disturbed area, Phase I, and Ara A, what <br />will be the proposed final grades in these areas? Will soil amendments <br />be used? Concerning vegetation test plots at the Combinations were soil <br />amendments used or fertilizer applied? <br />
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