2013-05-23_PERMIT FILE - M2013031

• Permit No: M2013031
• IBM Index Class Name: PERMIT FILE
• Doc Date: 5/23/2013
• Doc Name: 112c APPLICATION
• From: OPERATOR
• To: DRMS
• Email Name: KAP
• Email Name: GRM
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

Exhibit Page 38
EXHIBIT M - OTHER PERMITS AND LICENSES AND RELATED ISSUES
The followinq other permits are required for this project:
Type of Permit
Permit number /date
Status and remarks
Required
Tons /day
processed
70,000
Colorado Air Quality
Permit #
Permits for fugitive emissions expected.
<2,000
Portable equipment already permitted prior
to use on site
County Air Quality
None required: uses state
Colorado Mining
M -2013- (McStone
This application now in review.
Aggregates)
County Mining
Now in process
See also County Land Use
Colorado Storm Water
Not required
No discharge of storm or surface water
from disturbed areas takes place.
Colorado Process Water
Future only: not required at
Water availability is highly limited and use
resent
of water is not planned immediate)
Bio- solids Application
Not required
No use pla nned
County Land Use
Now in process
See also County Land Use
Water Rights for Pit
No requirement identified nor
No use or exposure planned by extraction,
anticipated. Future well is
future well may provide water for pit and
possible.
I other uses.
Above - ground storage
To be assigned if required.
Equipment to be used on site will be
tanks (AST)
portable and will have own notifications
and /or permits
OPERATIONS
Operations at the New Hay Camp Pit will consist of removal of soil for stockpiling (for
future reclamation) followed by excavation of sand and gravel by earthmoving equipment
(loaders, buckets, backhoes, and tractors), processing, and movement by truck (to work area)
or by earthmoving equipment (to backfill areas). Products will be moved off -site as discussed
below. Other activities on the site may include portable crusher and screening equipment and
associated equipment needed for reclamation and other purposes, including production of
ready -mixed concrete and /or asphalt (hot mix). Operations will be conducted during daylight
hours, generally Monday through Friday during daylight hours and usually between 8 AM and 5
PM, with some extended hours and weekend work when approved by the Montezuma County
Commissioners. For planning purposes, the following is assumed, using a 200 -250 ton /hour
crushing /screenin q plant capacity:
Annual
production tons
Mining
days
Tons /day
extracted
Processing
days
Tons /day
processed
70,000
35
2,000
40
<2,000
TRAFFIC AND TRANSPORTATION
Materials mined and processed at the New Hay Camp Pit will be transported by truck to
plants or construction sites for further processing and use.
ROUTES
Based on anticipated markets during the life of the pit, all traffic will travel south and west on
County Road S to Highway 184, and then to Dolores, Cortez, Mancos and rural destinations via
state highway. As New Hay Camp Pit operations are relocating from Hay Camp Pit, no change
in traffic on state highways is expected: traffic on county highways will be reduced.