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M1982112
IBM Index Class Name
GENERAL DOCUMENTS
Doc Date
12/11/2007
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SUP - AM-01
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Elbert County
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Gen. Correspondence
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MINING PLAN <br />Water Resources. As anticipated in the current plan, the wash water pond will remain at the end of the <br />operation and will have slopes of 3:1 from 5 feet above and 10 feet below the water line; 2:1 elsewhere. <br />MINING PLANS <br />STEP 1: Topsoil Salvage and Stockpiling <br />Topsoil salvage and stockpiling will occur on all land to be mined, including the soil covering <br />currently reclaimed land that will be redisturbed to expand the mining operation. Based upon the soil type <br />in this area, soil salvage should generally occur to a depth of 6 to 15 inches. In shallow basins and highly <br />ephemeral drainages, more soil may be encountered with possible soil salvage to a depth of as much as 24 <br />inches. Stripping of soil will occur in small blocks as new land is needed for mining the sand. This not <br />only avoids disturbing more land than is actually needed at any one time, but also helps limit the amount <br />of stockpiling that needs to be done. As described in the reclamation plan, whenever a parcel of land has <br />been completed with mining and the final topography created, if soil is to be stripped from a new parcel at <br />more or less the same time, that soil will preferentially be placed on the newly graded land. This approach <br />will help maximize the success of reclamation. In general, stockpiling soil damages the soil and tends to <br />retard revegetation. Thus, reclaiming with newly stripped soil is preferred to stockpiling soil for later use. <br />However, this approach can only be used when the timing of new reclamation coincides with the stripping <br />of new soil. Otherwise, stockpiled soil must be used. <br />When topsoil is stockpiled for a period longer than one growing season, it will be seeded with the <br />following mixture. Protection of salvaged soil is a requirement of the law. This seed mixture is <br />compatible with the final revegetation mix and will pre-inoculate the soil with seed. Although seeding <br />topsoil stockpiles is important, utilizing ahaul-back approach as described above is much preferred. <br />Pueblo East -Mixture for Use on Topsoil Stockpiles - (broadcast seeding) <br />Species Variety Ibs/acre PLS <br />Intermediate W heatgrass -------- 8.0 <br />Alfa Ifa ------- 2.0 <br /> TOTALS= 10.00 <br />Miller Gravel Pit Amendment (2007) Exhibit D Page 3 of 5 <br />
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