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Current operations include an aggregate processing plant for screening, crushing and <br />washing of aggregate material, a ready-mix concrete batch plant and an asphalt plant. A <br />portable recycling plant for concrete/asphalt is used on the site as needed. <br />Earth Movinq Equipment <br />Conveyors (30) <br />Scrapers (1-4 intermittently) <br />Loaders (4) <br />Dozer <br />Excavator <br />Road Grader <br />Backhoe <br />Skid Steers <br />Haul Trucks (5) <br />Operational Equipment/Facilities <br />Aggregate bins <br />Dewatering pumps <br />Diesel powered generators (1-2 - <br />intermittently as needed) <br />Fuel Truck <br />Mechanic Truck <br />Water Trucks (4) <br />Ready-mix concrete trucks (12) <br />Quality Control, Oil, Compressor, Pump <br />Sheds (4) <br />Office, Tool, Equipment, Supply, Storage <br />TrailersNans (7) <br />Truck Scale/Scale House <br />Fuel Tanks (2) <br />Hot Oil Tanks <br />Portable Toilets (2) (in addition to sanitary <br />facilities at office house) <br />Bottled Water (in addition to Sharks Tooth <br />water supply) <br />Cement Pigs (2) <br />Shop Building <br />A proposed conveyor crossing of County Road 64 will consist of a 12' wide, 10' tall box <br />under the road. As set forth in the existing permit, a conveyor will also cross the Cache La <br />Poudre River. The conveyor bridges across the river will be steel; the footings will be <br />anchored in concrete. Details for the conveyor crossings will be provided with the local <br />building permits required for such structures prior to construction. Upon completion of <br />mining operations, the conveyors will be removed and all areas affected by the conveyors <br />will be restored to their original condition. <br />The mining operation does not propose to generate hazardous materials or waste. Fuels <br />and lubricants stored and/or used on site in association with the mining operation are <br />managed in accordance with applicable State and Federal regulations, including a Spill <br />Prevention, Control and Countermeasures Plan (SPCC) developed and certified by a <br />registered professional engineer. The SPCC plan includes procedures for the safe <br />transfer and containment of petroleum products stored on site as well as emergency <br />response procedures in the event of a spill of such products. <br />Additionally, in compliance with the CDPS discharge permit for this operation, a <br />Stormwater Mangement Plan (SWMP) has been developed and implemented, and is <br />updated as necessary. The SWMP is designed to prevent the contact and transport of <br />potential contaminants by stormwater flows. <br />Riverview Resource <br />Amendment to Permit M1999098 112c <br />Page D5 of D6