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Operational: USE Usage (Acre feeQ <br />Gravel Pit Dewatering 0.0 (Decrease from previous Permit, dry mined) <br />Gravel Processing 5.1 (Increase from previous Permit) <br />Dust Control .3 (Increase from previous Permit) <br />Landscape/Irrigation 1.0 (Decrease from previous Permit) <br />Treatment pond evaporation 8.9 (Not calculated in the original Permit) <br />Operational Total Acre-feet 17.0 (Decrease from previous Permit) <br />Post Reclamation: <br />Pond evaporation 86.1 (Increase from previous Permit) <br />Subtotal for entire operation: 103.1 (Decrease for previous Permit) <br />Pit Dewatering - Pumps: <br />The Division of Water Resources correspondence dated February 18, 1993, states, "Pursuant to <br />Board policy for gravel pit construction, your request is granted to allow the pumping of water <br />from the pit by portable temporary high-volume pumps placed on the rim or banks of the pit with <br />intake hoses extending into the pond." <br />Wells within 600 feet: <br />We believe no wells will be affected by the Hogue River Pit expansion. The closest well, <br />(16850-F) is just west of the proposed expansion area and has a total depth of 750 feet. The <br />other wells are south of the Yampa River so should be protected by the Yampa River. <br />Note: Pit dewatering operations may be suspended during periods of inactivity, such as winter <br />shut-down or suspension of mining or crushing operations. <br />Thank you for your time and consideration. Please contact our consultant if you need any <br />additional information or have questions. <br />Regulatory Permits Management, Inc. <br />H. Bruce Humphries <br />7425 Winter Berry Ln. <br />Castle Rock, Colorado, 80108 <br />Phone: (303) 854-7499 <br />Respectfully, <br />Mr. Fred Duckels <br />President, Duckels Construction <br />4