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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M2000156
IBM Index Class Name
REVISION
Doc Date
11/30/2009
Doc Name
Submittal
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Coulson Excavating Co., Inc.
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DRMS
Type & Sequence
AM1
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D
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6.4.4 Exhibit D — Mining Plan <br />Mining Methods <br />The mine plan has been divided into two Phases for the purpose of bonding each <br />phase separately. Phase 1 is divided into two mining Cells and Phase 2 is <br />divided into 5 mining Cells as shown in Exhibit C -2. Mining is expected to <br />generally proceed in the numeric order assigned to each Phase and Cell. <br />The sand and gravel deposit is overlain by 6 " -8" of topsoil followed by 6 -8ft of <br />overburden material, which will be removed by scrapers prior to excavation of the <br />sand and gravel. The excavation typically utilizes track mounted excavators, but <br />may use front end loaders as well. Excavators or loader transfer the sand and <br />gravel to offroad haul trucks, which then transport the material to the processing <br />area. The operation will typically open up and work an area of 5 -10 acres at a <br />time. <br />Earthmovina <br />Earthmoving begins by stripping the upper 6 " -8" of topsoil, which will be placed in <br />discreet stockpiles for use in final reclamation. The initial excavation for any <br />given mining cell will occur in areas designated for backfilling. This will allow for <br />direct replacement of overburden as stripping occurs in the next adjacent area. <br />The initial excavation for any given cell will require stockpiling of overburden. <br />The maximum volume of overburden stockpile will not exceed 150,000 yd at <br />any one time. Stockpiles associated with processing and the HMA plant (finished <br />product and pit run) will occur in addition to the overburden stockpiles and at <br />larger volumes (150,000 yd' — 250,000 yd'). <br />Water Diversions and Impoundments <br />Trenches will be excavated at the toe of each cell wall to expose groundwater, <br />which will be pumped to a sediment pond prior to discharging to the Big <br />Thompson River. <br />The existing irrigation system is owned by Coulson Excavating Co, Inc. and <br />consists of surface irrigation pipe for sprinkler irrigation. The piping will be <br />disassembled prior to mining and will not be re- installed after mining is complete. <br />Timetable <br />The mine plan is expected to generally follow Table 1, however the timetable <br />may vary according to market conditions. <br />
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