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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M2009042
IBM Index Class Name
PERMIT FILE
Doc Date
11/2/2009
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Replacement pages & maps made in adequacy
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Greg Lewicki and Associates, PLLC
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DRMS
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GRM
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• <br />Table D•-2 LaSalle Pit Mining Sequence <br />Task Comments Time Required <br />(months) <br /> <br />1 Site preparation: Initial topsoil stripping and <br />installation of processing facilities <br />1.5 <br />2 Mining of Phase 1 93.6 <br />N Reclaim Phase 1 and construct industrial and 3.0 <br />4 Mine Phase 2 366.0 <br />5 Reclaim Phase 2 3.0 <br />Total months 467.1 <br />Total ears 38.9 <br />The mining schedule detailed in this table is planned to minimize disturbance by reclaiming <br />areas as additional mining is undertaken, and is based on a reasonable projection of average <br />production rates. The table also shows that mining will occur over approximately 38.8 years. <br />3. Mine ]Facilities and Operation <br />• Since the post mining land use for the LaSalle Pit is an industrial yard, there will be a number of <br />industrial maintenance and storage facilities on site. Included among these are back hoes, dozers, <br />loaders, haul trucks, and other equipment used by the Montrose County Road and Bridge <br />Department. Parking and office facilities for Montrose County Road and Bridge employees will <br />also be constructed on site. Upon the completion of Phase 1, the main maintenance and office <br />facilities will be constructed on the pit bottom. <br />An asphalt plant will be present on site. Waste asphalt from this plant will be removed from the <br />site weekly. Asphalt spillage and reject will be collected weekly. The reject and spillage will be <br />placed in a single enclosure designed for waste asphalt. The waste asphalt will be hauled off site <br />to a permitted site for such material on an as needed basis. A single location for asphalt waste <br />storage will be used and will not be spread across the permitted site. <br />Water will be used to control dust on the haul roads and also on the crushing and screening <br />operations. Magnesium chloride may also be used as needed to control dust. Since mining will <br />• not take place below the water table, no pit pump will be necessary. <br />LaSalle Pit, April 09 D-4 <br />r.
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