2008-08-22_PERMIT FILE - M2007087

• Permit No: M2007087
• IBM Index Class Name: PERMIT FILE
• Doc Date: 8/22/2008
• Doc Name: Request for Comments
• From: Adams County
• To: DRMS
• Email Name: DB2
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

Design and Operations Plan for Inert Filling
1. Haul Route and Traffic Generation - The only source of
inert material shall be AFS's Recycle Facility at
Colorado and E. 72nd Ave. The haul route from AFS's
Recycle Facility is: north to SH224, east on SH224 to
Dahlia Street, north on Dahlia Street to I-76 Service
Road (or west on SH224 to the I-76 Service road) , and
then the I-76 Service Road to the site's entrance.
Inert filling shall be intermittent, since the primary
two sources of the inert material to the AFS Recycle
Facility generate inert material according to market
conditions, weather, etc., and because processing on
the AFS Recycling Facility is only undertaken when
there is enough of each type of inert material to
justify processing. On days when inert material is
being hauled to the AFS/Priola site, up 60 round-trip
truck trips/day are projected. During the period of
time when mining and reclamation activities are
occurring concurrently, as much as possible the
operator will minimize truck trips by having trucks
bringing inert material into the property exit the
property with excavated aggregate material.
2. Haul Route's Jurisdiction - The site's entrance and
haul routes are under the jurisdiction of the CDOT.
3. Purpose and Method of Filling - The purpose of the
inert filling is to create a useable site for future
industrial development by recycling inert materials.
The site is also being mined for sand and gravel
resources, and inert filling will commence after a 1+
acre area has been excavated, and continue during and
after mining is completed until final grades are
established. The sources of inert material shall be
AFS's Recycle Facility at Colorado and E. 72nd Ave,
which receives inert material from AFS's Clear Creek
County Quarry and from Denver Water Board (DWB)
utility cuts. The rock quarry material is crushed at
the AFS Recycle Facility into various sizes of
aggregate materials and crusher fines. The DWB
material is also processed at the AFS Recycle Facility
by separating larger pieces of asphalt and concrete
debris from clean soil with negligible amounts of
asphalt and concrete. The separated asphalt and
concrete debris are then crushed into various sizes of
aggregate materials and crusher fines.
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