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DRMS Permit Index
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M1979094HR
IBM Index Class Name
REVISION
Doc Date
10/1/2012
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AM-01 APPLICATION
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AM1
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DMC
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I.3 Soil Handling <br />Since the soils of the foothills and alluvial bottoms have developed from the same <br />geologic parent material, segregation of these soils in pre- mining salvaging and <br />stockpiling operations need not be considered. Also the volume of available salvageable <br />"topsoil" from the foothills will be very small relative to the volume of available valley <br />bottom soil. <br />The successful conservation of these soil resources for reclamation will depend on proper <br />resource management, especially limiting erosion. The following conservation methods <br />have been and will continue to be employed to reduce the exposure of bare soil. Soil was <br />immediately stockpiled and re- vegetated in the interest of short and long term stability <br />considering erosion constraints. Post - mining contours have been designed to reduce <br />slope length and, where possible, slope gradients. Techniques such as contour furrowing, <br />drilling on the contour, compaction and mulching will be utilized. It is anticipated that <br />the soil will be somewhat nitrogen and phosphate deficient at the time of reclamation. <br />Laboratory analysis of soil just prior to re- vegetation will be conducted. <br />
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