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Permit No
M1984036
IBM Index Class Name
REVISION
Doc Date
7/6/2010
Doc Name
Reply to the Colorado Office of Mined Land Reclamation (Office) Preliminary Adequacy Review
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Varra Companies, Inc.
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JLE
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Varra Companies, Inc. <br />Office of Special Projects <br />8120 Gage Street Frederick Colorado 80516 Telephone (970) 353-8310 Fax(970)353-4047 <br />Friday 2 July 2010 <br />To: Jared Ebert, EPS <br />Land Reclamation <br />Colorado Office of Mined <br />1313 Sherman Street, #215 <br />Denver, Colorado 80203 <br />From: Varra Companies, In <br />a <br />Bradford Janes, Profession <br />Subject: M-1984-036 Dako <br />(Office) Preliminary Adequ <br />Dear Jared: <br />y . <br />?L o e 7010 <br />Division Gf Rjcl on, <br />t,;flning and Suety <br />c. <br />1 Forester - C G <br />lios Pit - Reply to the Colorado Office of Minrsd Land Reclamation <br />acy Review correspondence of 27 April 2010. <br />For greater continuity and ease of reference, we have iterated your comments by item in a <br />graphical box, with our comments in blue following: <br />Updated Post Mine Land Use: <br />As a result of the January 20th, 2010 inspection of the site, the Operator was required to submit a <br />Technical Revision to update the reclamation plan to account for the lining of the two pit <br />excavations with clay. Given the current approved post mine land use is designated as <br />Developed Water Resource, the Division did not require the Operator to submit an amendment to <br />update the current approved land use. However, the Technical Revision indicates the Operator <br />would like to change to post mine land use for a portion of the permit acreage for agricultural <br />use, for farm storage equipment and agricultural material stockpiles. <br />Based off the submitted narrative and the revised map submitted with the Technical Revision, <br />the Division believes about 46.5 acres of land is designated for agricultural use. This acreage is <br />the land not accounted for with the two storage basins and the areas designated for re-soiling and <br />re-vegetation, thus Area 1 and Area 3 (57 acres minus 10.5 acres). The narrative states the <br />current fill area, stockpile yard and recycling area will be used for farm equipment and <br />agricultural material stockpiles. Page 3 of the narrative indicates this farm equipment and <br />agricultural materials stockpile area is designated as Area 2 on the map, however Area 2 on the <br />map is the northwestern reservoir, the Division assumes the applicant meant to state this is Area <br />3. The reclamation plan map indicates Area 1 and Area 3 will be stabilized with road base <br />instead of being top-soiled and seeded. <br />The current approved reclamation plan calls for top-soiling and re-vegetating the shoreline of the <br />lakes and the periphery areas including the backfilled pit area (Area 3). As stated above, the <br />Operator would like to change the post mine land use for Areas 1 and 3 for agricultural use and <br />not be required to top-soil and re-vegetate these areas. Rule 1.1 (6) requires significant changes <br />Varra Companies, Inc. correspondence of 18 May to the Colorado Office of Mined Land Reclamation (Office) <br />in reply to Office correspondence of 27 April 2010 - Dakolios Pit - M-1984-036.
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