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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M2008010
IBM Index Class Name
PERMIT FILE
Doc Date
2/27/2008
Doc Name
New 112c Application
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McStone Aggregates, LLC
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Mud Creek Pit Reclamation Permit Application - 112 (C) Exhibits Page 31 of 67 <br />of a spilled substance. The buffer zones are established for a variety of reasons, including protection of drainage, <br />preservation of Mud Creek and other stream bottomlands, wildlife, neighbors, and prevention of downstream water <br />degradation due to sedimentation. No discharge of surface water is planned. The mining is planned to prevent <br />negative impacts on ground and surface water and to make maximum use of existing water resources in accordance <br />with state water law. <br />9. Wetlands information: <br />US Department of Interior, National Wetlands Inventory Map, Mancos Quadrangle, 1998, as available on the website <br />(http.//wetlandsfws.er usgs aov) identifies three wetlands within the proposed permit boundary, and eight wetlands <br />within 500 feet of the proposed permit boundary: <br />FIGURE G-2. WETLANDS INVENTORY MAP OF PIT AREA <br />Scale: 1:2x,000 , <br />_ `.r N <br />~ IL~~~`~~tr`~ ~~ PEfM~ <br />i <br />~ ~ <br />PA$Fn <br />PEMa 3 -=fln ,. 4 <br />MA 6 5 9 10 <br />i~ - <br />PV3Q, PA$Fa <br />.~ <br />PEF,®~ \ <br />iY Jo i ~~ <br />~~~ %/ <br />..,;~e: 1 <br />~1s~ y~r <br />y,"` • <br />} vv <br />• Y - C <br />,a, w4~, s~,. ~.. <br />t ~ _ <br />PI~Fa <br />' 4~V~ <br />Pr ra i~ <br />(from USGS/FWS website, 22NOV07). <br />Note: Wetland area #2 on the maps includes an area now converted into two ponds, located off-site and upstream of <br />most of the site. Wetland area #9 is the upper of the three ponds, and the only one in existence in the 1970s. <br />Codes/Classifications: PABFh: Palustrine, Aquatic Bed, Semipermaently flooded, diked/impounded. PEMB: <br />Palustrine, Emergent, Saturated. Palustrine systems are lentic wetlands. These are all common in the area. <br />Because mining has been designed to avoid these areas, and mined areas are not the major contributors of water <br />runoff to support these wetlands, no significant impact on wetlands is expected. <br />McStone Aggregates, LLC 15 FEB 2008 ©WAS"fF:LINF., INC 2008 PN 5006.1-4(009) <br />
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