2012-10-29_PERMIT FILE - M2012045 ‎(6)‎

• Permit No: M2012045
• IBM Index Class Name: PERMIT FILE
• Doc Date: 10/29/2012
• Doc Name: New 112c Application Submittal.
• From: Stonewall Springs Quarry, LLC
• To: DRMS
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

United States
Department
of Agriculture
Phone: [phone]
Natural Resources
Conservation Service
(N RCS)
http://www.co.nrcs.usda.gov
DATE: 3/14/07
FROM: Richard Rhoades, District Conservationist
TO: Stonewall Springs Quarry LLC.
Pueblo Field Office
200 S. Santa Fe Ave.
Pueblo, CO 81003
Fax: [phone]
RE: Reclamation Plan: Sections 25, 36 Township 20 South Range 63 West,
Sections 2, 1 Township 21 South Range 63 West, Section 31 Township 20
South Range 62 West, Section 6 Township 21 South Range 62 West
(Proposed gravel pit operation in Pueblo County, CO)
This is in reference to a proposed gravel pit. No field visit was made. The
purpose of this letter is to develop a reclamation plan to be implemented
after mining is completed. This letter should not be represented as an
endorsement of the purposed business or activity and other licensing may be
required. For specific information on licensing of mining and quarry
operations in Colorado please contact the Colorado Division of Reclamation
Mining and Safety. The following information may be used to fulfill
reclamation requirements.
The site contains approximately 118.1 acres of prime farmlands. The owner
of the land Stonewall Springs Quarry LLC will be responsible for reclamation.
The post - mining land use will be ponds. It is not anticipated that
groundwater will be intercepted by this activity (though it should be noted
this is a danger with these types of operations).
The soil types identified for this area are as fellows; Apishapa silty clay,
Bankard sand, Bloom silt loam, Las Animas fine sandy loam, Limon silty clay
loam, Otero clay loam, and Rocky Ford silty day loam. This soil is more fully
described in the attached material. Copies are included of three tables from
our soil survey database:
• Source of Sand and Gravel
• Rangeland Productivity and Plant Composition
• Prime and other Important Farmlands
Please note that these properties are typical of the native, undisturbed soil.
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