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2008-12-04_PERMIT FILE - C1981033
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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1981033
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
12/4/2008
Section_Exhibit Name
EXHIBIT 04 PERMITS FOR MINING
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2. Business/commercial development permitted only on specific <br />finding of fact. <br />No conflict. <br />3. Insure industrial/mining operations only in specific, <br />compatible areas. <br />No conflict. This is in an area with a significant contingent <br />of mining operations. <br />4. Protect ditches, stock drive routes. <br />Not applicable. <br />ENVIRONMENTAL LAND II3E POLICIES: <br />1. No degradation of air, water quality or require excessive <br />energy. <br />No conflict. In any operation of this nature there is an <br />associated cost and a measurable benefit. To this end, some <br />environmental resources such as air and water quality are impacted, <br />and this represents the associated cost. However, the benefit is <br />an economic energy source. <br />• 2. Discourage damage to significant wildlife habitat. <br />No conflict. <br />3. Preserve, protect present water resources, and not allow land <br />use which would adversely affect water resources in the <br />county. <br />No conflict. <br />4. Prevent significant acceleration of erosion of soil and rock. <br />Possible conflict. Subsidence will obviously alter the <br />surface slope profile. Whether this slope contour change will <br />create or accelerate erosion is yet to be determined. Given the <br />fact that experts within the CDMG are presently studying the <br />potential of mass movement impacts it is evident that if a <br />potential problem exist it will be addressed and mitigated as part <br />of the state permit requirements. <br />5. Preserve existing and natural drainage patterns. <br />No conflict. <br /> <br />4 <br />
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