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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M2008017
IBM Index Class Name
PERMIT FILE
Doc Date
3/25/2008
Doc Name
112 Operation Reclamation Permit Application (part 1)
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Broken Arrow Investments, LLC
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EXHIBIT G <br />Water Information <br />Introduction <br />The proposed mining operation is located in the Northeast % of Section 4, Township 5 <br />North, Range 65 West, Sixth P.M., in Weld County. In terms of notable area water <br />features, the proposed Derr Pit mining site is located 1/8 mile northeast of the Ogilvy <br />Ditch and 3/8 miles north of the mainstem channel of the Poudre River. <br />Approximately the southerly 75% of the proposed 39.19-acre permit area is within the <br />current regulatory Poudre River 100-year floodplain. Specifically, the site is located <br />within the Poudre River floodplain Zones AO and B, with 100-year flood depths of one <br />to three feet. All work performed in the floodplain will conform to the Weld County Flood <br />Hazard Regulations, and will be subject to a Weld County Flood Hazard Development <br />Permit. <br />The major 100-year floodplain accommodations at the Derr Pit operation will include: <br />¦ Stockpiling of stripped and mined materials outside the 100-year floodplain to <br />the greatest extent practical, from commencement of the operation; <br />¦ Alignment of stockpiles parallel to the estimated 100-year flood flow direction; <br />¦ Breaks or gaps between stockpiles to allow floodplain flows through; <br />¦ No net import of materials into the 100-year floodplain on the site; and <br />¦ Ultimately, placement of mined material stockpiles in the pit bottom as soon as <br />the mine excavation area is large enough to accept them. <br />The Derr Pit mining operation itself will consist of sand and gravel production and will <br />impact the Poudre River in the form of depletions due to evaporation of exposed <br />groundwater, and losses associated with mining, primarily dewatering and exported <br />material moisture content in phases 2 - 7. <br />The most significant groundwater feature of the operation will be construction of a slurry <br />wall liner around the perimeter of the entire planned mine pit. The slurry wall is planned <br />for construction between year two and three of mining. <br />Mining of the Derr Pit site is anticipated to last for approximately fifteen to eighteen <br />years. Once reclamation is complete, a lined water storage reservoir will be created, <br />and will have a total surface area of approximately 30.38 acres at projected maximum <br />water storage levels. <br />The mining operation will extract sand and gravel deposits from the Poudre River <br />aquifer alluvium, and will impact groundwater systems hydraulically connected to the <br />Poudre River in Phases 2 - 7. The depth to the alluvial aquifer groundwater ranged <br />4 = Derr Pit Project <br />DMG <br />JxT Consulting, Inc. 112 Permit <br />25
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