PERMFILE135049

• Permit No: M1981275
• IBM Index Class Name: Permit File
• Doc Date: 11/1/1981
• Doc Name: REGULAR 112 PERMIT APPLICATION FORM
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

STOUT-AMICK PIT
Exhibit D--Mining Plan
Acr_ess Roads will be construr_ted to stockpile area, plant Bite
and Pit Area Phase 1 approximately as shown,
Stockpile area and plant site will be stripped of topsoil
(approx. 6" deep). This topsoil will be stockpiled in the
northerly ~ of the stockpile and plant area. The stockpile and
plant area will be graded by terraces to accomodate stock piles
and plant or plants in the southerly ~ of the stockpile-plant area
only. Slopes on terraces and topsoil stockpiles will not be
steeper than 2:1.
Pit area phase #1 will be stripped of topsoil (approximately
12" deep) and overburden (another 4 feet deep) which will be
stockpiled seperately in pit area phase 2. The gravel in phase
one will be excavated from north to south and since this pit
location is on a mesa top, an undisturbed area of approximately 40
feet wide will be left along the westerly and southerly sides
of the pit as a natural site and sound screen of the operations,
It is assumed that phase one area will provide approximately S
years supply of gravel at 40,000 tons per year.
After phase one has been
replaced over the area, sides
3:1 and covered with topsoil.
along the north edge of the p
Grass seed will be sown on th
recommended by SCS.
exhausted, the overburden will be
will be sloped not steeper than
Of course a roadway must be left
ease to provide access to Phase 2.
reclaimed portion of Phase 1 as
Phase No. 2 will be stripped and the topsoil and overburden
will be stockpiled seperately in Phase No, 3. Mining plan will
follow that for Phase No, 1 leaving an access road along the
north edge of the pit.
Phase No, 3 will be stripped and
will be stockpiled seperately in Phase
will follow that for phases 1 and 2.
the topsoil and overburden
No. 2, The mining plan
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