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2008-08-19_PERMIT FILE - C1996083A (4)
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11/26/2008 10:21:00 AM
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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1996083A
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
8/19/2008
Doc Name
pg 2.05-1 to 2.05-58i
Section_Exhibit Name
2.05 Operation and Reclamation Plans
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D
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• 2.05.4 Reclamation Plan <br />(1) The areas disturbed by the mine facilities will be returned to a rangeland and <br />wildlife habitat land use. The loadout will be returned to a cropland and <br />pastureland land use. This will be accomplished by restoring the area to the <br />approximate original contour. Surface areas will be covered with topsoil and <br />seeded with the approved seed mix. <br />(2)(a) Reclamation work will be initiated when the mine reserves are depleted or <br />when the applicant deems the mine to no longer be an economically viable <br />operation. Reclamation of the site will take two construction seasons. The <br />first phase of reclamation is the removal of buildings and structures from the <br />site. This phase will occur during year one of the reclamation schedule. The <br />second phase of reclamation will be recontouring the area to approximate <br />original contours, placing topsoil on the regraded area and seeding the area <br />with the approved seed mix. This second phase will take approximately six <br />months and will occur during year two of the reclamation schedule. <br />• (2)(b) A detailed estimate of the cost of reclamation of the proposed mine and mine <br />facilities is presented in Section 3.05 Pertormance Bond Requirements. <br />(2)(c) The mine facilities area, haul road and utility corridor were designed using <br />a proximate balanced cut and fill technique. To reclaim the areas to <br />approximate original contour, the fill placed on the outslopes must be <br />returned to the cut slopes. The Postminig Topography Map No. 18 is <br />presented in Volume II along with the Postmining and Premining Cross <br />Sections Map No. 19. <br />Large rocks and rock piles will be randomly placed throughout the reclaimed <br />areas to provide small wildlife habitat. <br />The Freeman Gulch fan site and light use road were constructed with <br />available material during 1999 as part of the Freeman Gulch Exploration <br />Plan, notice of intent number X-98-217-02 issued 9/11/98. To reclaim the <br />site and road, fill placed on the outslopes mut be returned to the cut slopes. <br />Since the vent shaft pad is in a rock slide area and potentially unstable slope, <br />• the pad will be reclaimed to approximate original contour after the shaft is <br />excavated and lined. The fill will be placed at or above optimum moisture <br />PR-06 2.05 • 46 - 8/01 <br />/iP~Rev59 <br />i/rs~oa <br />
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