2009-09-25_PERMIT FILE - M2009076 ‎(48)‎

• Permit No: M2009076
• IBM Index Class Name: PERMIT FILE
• Doc Date: 9/25/2009
• Doc Name: Mining Districts- General Provisions
• From: Venture Resources
• To: DRMS
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

• stockpiles, overburden stockpiles, product stockpiles, waste rock fills, stream
channels, buildings, processing plant, underground openings such as adits or
ventilation facilities, ponds, impoundments, dewatering pumps, diversions, tail
or waste disposal areas;
(iv) Outline and label existing disturbance within and/or adjacent to the facility (e.g.,
previously mined areas, roads or excavations resulting from utility construction).
Re-disturbance of previously disturbed areas, by the proposed facility, must be
included on the map and addressed in the Reclamation Plan.
Reclamation Plan Map
ical) 0) Show the gradient of all reclaimed slopes (horizontal:vert sufficient to
describe the post operational topography;
(ii) Indicate where vegetation will not be established and the general area(s) for
shrub or tree planting;
(iii) If ponds are a part of the Reclamation Plan, outline the final shore configuration
of the ponds and shallow areas;
(iv) State the average thickness of replaced overburden by reclamation area or phase;
and
(v) State the average thickness of replaced topsoil by reclamation area; and
(vi) State measures to ensure adequate vegetation establishment on seeded
areas.
g. The owner/applicant shall provide the approximate dates the proposed activity will
commence and end.
2. Standards for approval of the Reclamation Plan:
The Plan must demonstrate that
1. Post-mining use will be in compliance with the Clear Creek County Zoning Regulations.
2. Any buildings or structures that are proposed to remain on the affected land after
reclamation will not conflict with the post-mining land use.
3. Habitat management and creation, if part of the Reclamation Plan, encourages the
diversity of both game and non-game species, and provides protection, rehabilitation or
improvement of wildlife habitat.
4. All toxic materials will be disposed of in a manner that will protect the public health and
environment.
5. No release of pollutants to groundwater will occur from any materials handled or
disposed of within the permit area.
6. All grading will be done in a manner to control erosion and siltation of the affected
lands and will comply with Clear Creek County's adopted Best Management Practices.
7. Minimum slopes and slope combinations are compatible with the configuration of
surrounding conditions and selected land use.
8. Measures necessary to assure the stability of replaced topsoil on graded slopes will be
implemented.
9. The revegetation plan provides for the greatest probability of success in plant
establishment and vegetation development by considering environmental factors such as
seasonal patterns of precipitation, temperature and wind; soil texture and fertility; slope
stability; and direction of slope faces and will comply with Clear Creek County's adopted
Best Management Practices.
3. The Financial Guarantee shall be a surety bond, irrevocable letter of credit, or other security
approved by the County Attorney adequate to ensure site demolition, removal of chemical
residuals, removal of structures, access improvements and earthwork associated with the facility,
and reclamation in accordance with an approved Reclamation Plan.
7-6 Modified 19 September 2007