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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1981035
IBM Index Class Name
PERMIT FILE
Doc Date
9/18/2019
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KI 2.05.6 Mitigation of the Impacts of Mining Operations
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2.05.6 - MITIGATION OF THE IMPACTS OF MINING OPERATIONS <br /> AIR POLLUTION CONTROL PLAN <br /> An Air Pollution Control Permit has been listed in section 2.03.10 and is <br /> included as Appendix 2(2). <br /> FISH AND WILDLIFE PLAN <br /> Fish and Wildlife information is located in section 2.04.11 and also in <br /> Appendix 6. A raptor protection plan is on file with the Colorado Division of <br /> Reclamation, Mining 8s Safety. Section 2.05.4 details plants species to be included <br /> for replanting during reclamation procedures. <br /> PROTECTION OF HYDROLOGICAL BALANCE <br /> Information required by 2.05.6(3) concerning protection of hydrological <br /> balance is addressed in a report by Don May, P.E., which is included as Appendix <br /> 11(1). See also Maps King I-007, King I-007A, King I-007C, and Map King I-004. <br /> PERMANENT CHANNEL DESIGN <br /> In addition to the above mentioned report by Don May, P.E., a seed mix has <br /> been determined which will provide a suitable cover for the designed channel <br /> bottoms and sides. Composition and seeding rates of the seed mix are presented in <br /> Table 1. The desirable qualities of this vegetation include characteristics of high <br /> water tolerance, ability to withstand periodic inundation, sod-forming ability and <br /> deep-rooting characteristics. Soils were evaluated, and, during the period of <br /> vegetation establishment, should be able to resist erosion unless an event larger <br /> than the 100 year, 24 hour peak flow occurs. Any reseeding and channel <br /> maintenance necessary during the period of vegetation establishment is recognized. <br /> The low cost and low maintenance benefits of the grassed waterway should result in <br /> a functional and desirable permanent channel configuration. The runoff designs <br /> and calculations used in determining peak flow for the channel design are provided <br /> as Appendix 11(1) by Don R. May, P.E.. Appendix 11(1A) is a June, 2019 Revision 5 <br /> to Appendix 11(1) (including revised Figure 2) produced by Stoner Engineering and <br /> Surveying for TR-27. Appendix 1 1(1 B) consists of SEDCAD hydrologic modelling <br /> data for TR-27. <br /> GCC Energy, LLC will monitor structures during the vegetation phase and <br /> evaluate the need for any additional stabilization to ensure compliance with all <br /> applicable regulations. <br /> Table 1. Seed Mix for Grassed Waterway <br /> Species #LB/PLS*/AC #Seeds/Ft2 <br /> Western Wheat ass 4.0 11.6 <br /> Streambank Wheat ass 2.0 7.4 <br /> Basin Wildrye 3.0 7.8 <br /> Reed Cana ass 0.5 5.8 <br /> Cicer Milkvetch 1.0 3.3 <br /> Total 10.5 35.9 <br /> GCC Energy, LLC King I Mine <br /> Section 2.05.6 <br /> Page 1 September 10, 2019 (TR-27 AR-2) <br />
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