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2. Appendix II - State DRMS Permit File No. M-2007-0087 <br />Items as follows: 7/11/08 Approval Letter, reduced <br />Exhibit C - Pre-Mining Map, original reduced Exhibit <br />C-1 - Mining Plan Map, original reduced Exhibit D - <br />Mining Plan, original Exhibit E - Reclamation Plan, <br />original reduced Exhibit F - Reclamation Plan Map, <br />Exhibit G-Water Information, Geotechnical Stability <br />Exhibit, 4 Damage Reimbursement Agreements, Inert <br />Fill Certification by AFS, and Figure AD-1 Well-Map. <br />Other items: <br />1. Mining Setbacks - No mining shall be allowed closer <br />than 25' to mining area boundaries. Along the north <br />and west boundaries of the site abutting the City of <br />Thornton's reservoir and slurry wall, this provides <br />a minimum distance to the slurry wall of 90'. The <br />mining setback is based on the Geotechnical Exhibit <br />report that is included in the Appendix to this <br />Explanation. The City of Thornton initially objected <br />and wanted a 200' setback from the slurry wall, but <br />withdrew their objection before the DRMS issued <br />their Permit. <br />2. Damage Reimbursement Agreements <br />property owners and owners of stri <br />the City of Thornton, were <br />Reimbursement Agreements. Except <br />Thornton, the four others accepted <br />which are copied in the Appendix. <br />- All 5 adjacent <br />ictures, including <br />offered Damage <br />for the City of <br />these Agreements, <br />3. Well Setbacks - As a condition of approval of the <br />DRMS Permit, no mining will occur within 200' of <br />off-site monitoring wells of the City of Thornton <br />without agreement of the City or an engineering <br />evaluation is approved by DRMS demonstrating that no <br />adverse affect on likely to occur on these wells <br />from the affects of mining and backfilling. <br />4. Ground Water Monitoring - A second condition of <br />approval of the DRMS Permit is to develop a <br />upgadient and downgradient ground monitoring program <br />for a period of two years following completion to <br />ensure that ground water is not mounding to levels <br />that would adversely impact surrounding structures. <br />