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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M1980244
IBM Index Class Name
REVISION
Doc Date
4/15/2008
Doc Name
Teller County Vol. 1, Attachment 4, 8.6 to 14.0
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AM9
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• 11.0 RECLAMATION AND CLOSURE <br />The objectives, criteria, and procedures of the reclamation and closure plan for the <br />Cresson Project have been previously approved through the Amendment No. 8 review <br />process. Procedures proposed as part of the MLE build upon those previously approved <br />practices proven to be successful at the site. <br />The planning and design of the features addressed in the MLE were completed with <br />reclamation in mind and incorporate concurrent reclamation to the extent possible. As <br />such, certain elements of reclamation have been discussed in previous sections. Section <br />11 consolidates and summarizes those discussions. <br />The analyses of geotechnical stability, as well as the designs for surface water controls <br />that affect reclamation, are presented in preceding sections of this Project Description. <br />11.1 Objectives <br />The objectives of the reclamation and closure plan are to stabilize disturbed areas and re- <br />establish the pre-mining land uses of wildlife habitat and livestock grazing. These <br />. objectives will be achieved through the implementation of the reclamation and closure <br />practices described in this section, and the appropriate use of other technologies that may <br />become available during operations. <br />The District is, by virtue of the mineral values that occur there, zoned for mining <br />operations followed by suitable reclamation of the area. Teller County recognizes the <br />past, present, and future role of mining in its planning processes and has formally adopted <br />the Cripple Creek Mining Overlay District (CCMOD) as part of its land use planning <br />process. <br />The recognized natural character of the lands is that of historic mining with present and <br />future responsible mineral mining and beneficiation. Future mining will occur and should <br />be part of any post-mining land use designations. <br />Upon completion of reclamation and closure of the project, the majority of the affected <br />area will be returned to livestock grazing and wildlife habitat. Representative and <br />significant historic resources will be enhanced in the District through, where feasible, <br />relocating important historical artifacts to areas accessible to the public and establishing <br />interpretative guidance on both the historic and recent operations. <br />• Cripple Creek & Victor Gold Mining Company <br />Cresson Project Mine Life Extension <br />11-1
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