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2009-08-05_PERMIT FILE - M2009060
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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M2009060
IBM Index Class Name
PERMIT FILE
Doc Date
8/5/2009
Doc Name
New 112c application
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Moffat County Board of County Commissioners
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DRMS
Email Name
GRM
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<br />EXHIBIT D <br />Clay Pit 21 (Mining Plan) <br />(Applicant: Moffat County Board of County Commissioners) <br />Purpose: <br />The Clay Pit 21 is a proposed road materials pit on the west side of County Road No. 21 <br />and just north of the intersection with County Road No. 26. The center of the pit will be <br />located in the Wl/2NE1/4 of Section 10, Township 9N, and Range 96W in Moffat <br />County, Colorado. The proposed clay materials will be mined and hauled, primarily, to <br />the Little Snake Pit No. 26, which is approximately one mile west of County Road No. 21 <br />on County Road No. 26. The clay will be mixed with the sandy road base gravel product <br />that has been, or will be produced in the Little Snake Pit No. 26 The clay will be a binder <br />for the sandy road base, and will reduce the washboard effect on the roads, as well as the <br />dust this product now produces. The clay may also be hauled directly to the road <br />construction projects and mixed with the sandy road base from other gravel pits right on <br />the road. Another use for the clay will be for lining the fuel storage structures to prevent <br />fuel leaks on the construction projects. <br />Mine Entrance Co-ordinates: <br />The proposed mine entrance (latitude and longitude) co-ordinates are: <br />(N40.75644 Degrees and W108.16176 Degrees). <br />A Gate and cattle guard are proposed for this location (see Exhibit C-1). <br />Clay Mining Zone: <br />The Clay Mining Zone is estimated to be around 6 acres of excavation, however the area <br />of potential disturbance will be 18.498 acres, which is the total acreage of the Mined Land <br />Reclamation Permit to be applied for. The clay product zone is roughly 6 acres, and the <br />average thickness of the clay is four feet. Therefore, the estimated volume of available <br />clay materials is: <br />43560 x 6 x 4 = 39,000 cubic yards of clay (rounded). <br />27 <br />The clay will be mixed approximately 10% clay to 90% sandy road base. <br />Man Made Improvements: <br />The man-made improvements that may have a "defined, current and recognizable value <br />of an economic nature" on, or within 200 feet of the affected area are shown on Exhibit <br />C-1. <br />BLM = a two-track road crossing the affected area east and west that is commonly <br />used by antelope hunters (among others). <br />The Moffat County Road Department manages County Roads No. 21 and 26, <br />including improvements within 200 feet of the affected area: <br />Roads, drainage structures, signs and fence improvements. <br />(Note: check fence improvements!)
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