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In order to facilitate material storage around the weld shop area, three concrete pads, approximately 20 x 60 x 1 <br />foot will be constructed to the east of the shop. Pipe and other hard goods will be stored on these pads. In addition, <br />a 100 x 15 x 1 foot concrete apron will be constructed on the south side of the building to increase the utility of that <br />storage area. When the pads and apron are no longer needed, they will be broken up and the resulting concrete <br />rubble will be placed at the toe of the highwall. The location of the pads and apron are shown on Map 24, Surface <br />Facilities and Fresh Water Systems. <br />Storage /Contractor Buildings <br />Two storage buildings were constructed for dry storage of materials. The east storage building, with dimensions of <br />150 x 50 x 20 feet, was constructed next to the 20,000 gallon diesel tank installation. The west dry storage <br />building, with dimensions of 100 x 30 x 20 feet, will be constructed in the Batch -Weigh Loadout area. Both <br />structures are of metal frame construction with steel siding and a dirt floor covered with 1 -foot of roadbase <br />material. A temporary contractor maintenance shed was also erected near the east storage building. This shed is a <br />portable framework and canopy which sets on several 4 x 8 foot, 8 -inch thick, modular concrete slabs. <br />In addition to the covered storage buildings, TCC may periodically utilize skid- mounted storage containers or <br />modular shipping containers for temporary storage of materials and supplies on -site. These will generally be placed <br />within existing facilities areas, and will not involve any new surface disturbance. It is anticipated that a maximum <br />of twelve temporary storage containers would be on the site at any given time. Given that contractors are <br />frequently used for completion of special project work on -site, in addition to TCC's temporary storage units, there <br />may be temporary contractor trailers and storage units located in project work areas. Since these facilities are <br />generally portable and are owned or leased by the contractors, they are not considered in TCC's reclamation cost <br />estimates. The locations of any long -term structures (ie: covered storage buildings) are shown on Map 24. All <br />storage and contractor structures and portable units will be removed when no longer needed. <br />Storage and Training Area Transfer <br />The Storage and Training Area (ie: `Trudy's Corner') is located in both Section 31, Township 5 North, Range 86 <br />West, and Section 7, Township 4 North, Range 86 West, and consists of 1.5 acres of disturbed area, which was <br />previously permitted under C 81 -071 (CYCC). This area was transferred to C -82 -056 (TCC) for use as a storage <br />facility and outside training area. <br />Drainage control for this area is addressed by a Small Area Exemption, as discussed in Section 2.05.3(4). <br />Reclamation of this area will occur when the area is no longer required for storage of materials and equipment. <br />Approximately 1,210 CY of topsoil from Stockpiles 3 and 6 will be spread to a 6 inch depth over the area, followed <br />by revegetation using a pastureland seed -mix (see Table 53). <br />Satellite Warehouse /Storage Area (MR 02 -179) <br />A Twentymile ranch warehouse /storage building and associated outside storage /parking area will be utilized as a <br />satellite warehouse /storage site by TCC. The site is located at the intersection of Routt County Roads 33 and 179, <br />as shown on Map 24. When the building is no longer needed by TCC, the material stored there will be removed, <br />and the building will revert back to the status of a ranch warehouse /storage facility. <br />TRIO-75 2.05 -18.2 08/19/10 <br />