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• DILL PIT <br />Exhibit C <br />1) The Stormwater Discharge Permit will be designed to minimize damage to the <br />hydrologic balance and prevent off-site damage. This operation is designed to provide for <br />a stable configuration of the reclaimed area to be used for grazing. A dry creek bed will <br />be maintained in the mining area. With the final slope of the pit area, the final drainage <br />will basically follow the existing swale path at a lower elevation. The mining will begin <br />at the north end of the permit area, providing a low area that will help contain or slow <br />storm run-off, allowing any sediments from the pit area to settle. With the sand/gravel <br />soils at the site, any water held in the low area will percolate into the soil within 72 hours. <br />Once the stormwater leaves the mining area, it will flow approximately 0.50 miles on the <br />owner's property before it enters a neighboring property. <br />m) The deposit is proposed to be processed onsite to make road base for roads and <br />structural fill for other construction uses in the eastern part of the Elbert County and the <br />western part of Lincoln County. This will be done by a portable screening/washing plant. <br />Please see map Exhibit E. <br />n) The primary commodities to be mined will be sand and gravel for structural fill <br />and road material. Potentially, the pit may provide sand and gravel for concrete and <br />is asphalt. <br />o) There are no known incidental products to be mined by this proposed <br />operation. If any incidental products are discovered, The Division will be duly notified. <br />p) No blasting will be used on this site. <br />