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2009-10-20_PERMIT FILE - M2009074 (2)
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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M2009074
IBM Index Class Name
PERMIT FILE
Doc Date
10/20/2009
Doc Name
Adequacy Response #1
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Environment, Inc.
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DRMS
Email Name
BMK
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D
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ENVIRONMENT, INC. <br />OCTOBER 1 6, 2009 <br />PAGE 2 <br />2.) The attached airphoto shows the Permit Line/Affected Lands <br />line in red. Note that much of the old.mine floor (blue <br />outline) is north and west of the permit line. The wetland <br />,area you noted is all on the old mine area and will not be <br />affected by this mining operation. The previous owners used <br />the flat area along the old mining face to store the old <br />trailers and assorted parts, all but 2 of which have been <br />removed. <br />I forget from time to time that the Division has 2 defini- <br />tions that I do not use, one is for ",Affected Lands" and the <br />other is for "Permit Area I tend to interchange these <br />terms since in all the permit I do I have only "Affected <br />Lands" this way there is no misunderstanding on what can be <br />disturbed within the permit area. Normally I have this <br />correct in the Legend of the maps, well I missed it this <br />time. Attached are revised Map Exhibits E-1 & E-2 maps <br />showing the Permit Line/Affected Lands are one and the same. <br />The heavy green line is the Permit Line/Affected Lands. <br />The used of,the Industrial/Commercial designation best fit <br />the current use, not'the Zoning. Using one of the other <br />choices would not have been an-accurate representation of <br />the use at this time. I could have actually picked 4 or 5 <br />of the choices but those would have been no more accurate. <br />If you need me to change that please advise which to pick <br />and I will submit a revised Page 4. <br />The total area to be disturbed under the plan is 9.99± acres <br />of which 3.77 acres is pre-law area that will be redis <br />turbed. The 8.57 acres is the area disturbed by mining but <br />reclamation will be required on the 9.99 acres, as the areas <br />outside the mining area may be used to store topsoil or for <br />access roads around the mined area that will have to be <br />seeded. <br />3) The wetlands are shown on the attached air photo and are not <br />.within the permit area. I believe the wet areas are there <br />because the previous miner excavated pot holes in the.under- <br />lying shale creating a,series of shallow depressions that <br />have filled with precipitation or storm runoff from the <br />surrounding area. Colorado Backhoe Service will not affect <br />these wetlands. <br />4) It is the landowners responsibility to remove this material <br />not the Divisions or the Operators. The remaining trailers <br />are their property and I question whether they could be <br />moved without their permission. When we asked them about <br />removal of the junk they said that the material would piled <br />and burned some time this winter. Mr. Joseph has said he is <br />willing to provide the equipment necessary to remove any <br />left over.waste once-he has the reclamation permit and will <br />have equipment on the site to facilitate loading and hauling
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