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•" <br />Karen A. Hellner <br />April 3, 1987 <br />Page <br />intends to follow-up the issuance of the 111 Permit and file for a <br />110 Permit. It is anticipated that the operation could extend for <br />15-20 years under a 110 Permit. <br />7. Tne general proposed use of the mined material is for maintenance <br />of gravel alleys and streets, and other needs throughout the City. <br />Based on this reasoning, there ie no way to predict the amount of <br />material to be mined in any given period of time. <br />8. The sits is within the 100-year flood plain of the Arkansas River. <br />In the event of a 100-year flood, the total proposed mine site would <br />ba underwater. The 100-year flood plain elevation is approximately <br />3009. Refer to sheet "3 of 3" of the Reclamation Plan (Exhibit D), <br />the existing ground elevation ranges between 3606 to 3608. Based <br />on the above datum, a 100-year flood would cover the mine with 1 to <br />3 feet of water. <br />Exhib:lt D-Reclamation Plan <br />1. S:[te is to be graded to elopes of SH:1V or lase. <br />2. Tl~e City will conform to the reclamation proposals outlined by the <br />Soil Conservation Service (except for grading). <br />3. Reclamation would include the planting of some shrubs as per the <br />D:Lvision of Hildlife Reclamation Plan. <br />4. Tl:e City proposes an ongoing reclamation schedule as the different <br />m:_ning phases are completed. <br />Hopefully, this information will satisfy your requirements. Should you <br />have any further questions, or require additional clarification, please <br />don't hesitate to call. <br />Since:•ely, <br />William C. Thrailkill <br />Public: Works Director <br />Enc. <br />WCT: bc•s <br />