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9/16/2008 11:40:40 AM
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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M2004009
IBM Index Class Name
REVISION
Doc Date
9/16/2008
Doc Name
Issues with TR-2
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DRMS
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Asphalt Specialties Co, Inc.
Type & Sequence
TR2
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ECS
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D
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(4) Such notice shall contain a signed statement by the Operator or their agent that <br />all applicable portions of the Reclamation Plan requirements have been satisfied <br />in accordance with these Rules and all applicable requirements under the Act. <br />The current, approved reclamation plan for this site states that the approximately 123 acre <br />area you are seeking to have released from your existing permitted area will be reclaimed <br />as a 56 acre, clay-lined, water storage reservoir and vegetated shoreline. Therefore, it is <br />not possible for the Division to release the property and associated reclamation bond <br />amount at this time. Furthermore, the change in post-mining land use from water storage <br />reservoir to municipal wastewater treatment plant is significant enough to warrant an <br />amendment to the permit for this site, and not just a technical revision. <br />At this time, the next appropriate step to get the 123 acres removed from the mine permit <br />area would be to submit an amendment to the permit for Cell 1, following Rule 1.10 as <br />stated below, to address the change in post mining land use and modify the current <br />reclamation plan to accommodate the activities associated with the construction of the <br />City of Erie's wastewater treatment plant. As soon as the permit amendment for Cell 1 is <br />approved and implemented, you may submit the request for the acreage release and <br />associated warranty reduction with all the supporting information you now have. <br />1.10.1 -112 Reclamation Permit and 110 Limited Impact Permit Amendments <br />112(7)(a) <br />(1) Where applicable, there shall be filed with any application for a 112 Reclamation <br />Permit amendment, attachment(s) map(s) and one (1) original and four (4) copies of the <br />application with the same content as required for an original application, except that the <br />Applicant will not be required to submit any information which duplicates applicable <br />previous submittals. However, the Applicant shall clearly describe where in the original <br />application and supporting documents the information not included in the amendment <br />application, but necessary to render the amendment technically adequate, may be found. <br />(2) A 110 Limited Impact permit amendment submittal shall include attachment(s), <br />map(s), and one (1) original and two (2) copies of the application with the same content <br />as required for an original application, except the Applicant will not be required to submit <br />any information which duplicates applicable previous submittals. However, the applicant <br />shall clearly describe where, in the original application and supporting documents, the <br />information not included in the amendment application, but necessary to render the <br />amendment technically adequate, may be found. <br />(3) The amendment application shall be accompanied by a basic fee as specified in <br />Section 34-32.5-125, C.R.S. ($2,229.00) <br />(4) Applications for amendments shall be reviewed by the Board or Office in the same <br />manner as applications for new Permits.
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