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N <br />Ill Illl ll111l111111 r <br />STA~ OF <br />MINED LAND RECLAMATION DIVISION <br />OF COQ <br />Department of Natural Resources ~w/~R <br />N~ / ~~+~> <br />7313 Sherman St., Room 215 ~g <br />Denver, CO 80203 ' : ~ %' <br />.i" . <br />303 8663567 re~a ` <br />RA X: 303 832-8106 <br />RaY Romer, <br />I Governor <br />Fred R. Banta. <br />Division Dnector <br />DATE: April 4, 1990 <br />T0: Larry Oehler <br />FROM: Tan Sch reiner <br />RE: File No. M-85-029, Reclamation Resources, Inc. - Alma P acer Permit <br />Amendment - 4ydrologic Review <br />following pages. <br />I have reviewed the hydrologic aspects of the application submit ed by <br />Reclamation Resources for an amendment to the Alma Placer 112 pe it. It is <br />my understanding that information submitted in the amendment app ication will <br />succeed all previous permit correspondence. Therefore, I have t Bated the <br />application as if it were fora new permit and offer my comments on the <br />The application is for a 200-acre placer mining operation in the <br />Mining District, at an elevation of 10,400 feet. Reclamation Re <br />proposed a gold placer operation capable of processing 10,000 cu <br />gravel per day from approximately April 15 to November 15 for a <br />years. The operator has proposed a minimum setback distance of <br />the Middle Fork of the South Platte River, which runs adjacent t <br />operation for approximately 4800 feet. Dozer methods will be em <br />mining and reclamation. The project will not require chemicals, <br />crushing, or truck hauling of raw materials. Alluvial gravels w <br />processed through an RMS-Ross Sluice Box-Series 500. Anticipate <br />products are gold and associated minerals. <br />TAS/yjb <br />historic Alma <br />sources has <br />sic yards of <br />period of ten <br />0 feet from <br />~ the proposed <br />Toyed during <br />explosives, <br />11 be <br />recovery <br />5700E <br />