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Office of Special Projects
8120 Gage Street Frederick,Colorado 80516 Telephone(970).353-8310 Fax(970)353-4047
Wednesday 6 July 2011
Weld County Clerk to the Board
915 10th Street, 3'.`' Floor
Greeley, Colorado 80632
Subject: Varra Companies, Inc. — Technical Revision to OMLR Permit M1999-006
- Kurtz Resource Recovery & Land Development Project.
Materials submitted to the Colorado Division of Reclamation Mining and
Safety (CRMS) — Office of Mined Land Reclamation (OMLR):
• Correspondence of 6 July 2011 from Varra Companies, Inc. to the Colorado
Office of Mined Land Reclamation, with attachments.
ATTACHEMENTS:
• Proof of Placement with Weld County Clerk to the Board.
Maps:
1) Tract C —Extraction Plan Map
2) Tract C—Reclamation Plan Map
Your signature below acknowledges receipt of the above referenced material, as
attached. The material should be added to the above referenced Application, as
originally submitted to the Weld County Clerk to the Board, and made accessible
for public review.
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Varra Companies, Inc.
OFFICE OF SPECIAL PROJECTS
8120 Gage Street Frederick,CO 80516 Telephone(303)666-6657 Fax(303)666-6743
Wednesday 6 July 2011
To: Michael Cunningham, E.P.S.
Colorado Office of Mined Land Reclamation (OMLR, or 'the Office')
1313 Sherman St., #215
Denver, CO 80203
From: Varra Companies, Inc.
Bradford Janes
Professional Forester
Subject: Technical Revision— Tract C
Kurtz Resource Recovery and Land Development Project
OMLR Permit M1999-006
General Overview
This Technical Revision gives clarity to activities planned for Tract C, as identified in the October 2009 Technical Revision. While
the area was included within the original permit area, its location could not be determined until area wetlands could be identified and
disposition of those wetlands determined relative to an Individual Permit, as updated in the October 2009 Technical Revision.
Essentially, this Revision shows the limits of extraction and anticipated area of any resulting basin and water surface area within Tract
C, as follows:
1. Area of Extraction = 14.07± acres with 3,389.01±linear feet of at the perimeter and a depth of 30± feet.
2. Basin Area = 11.67±acres with 3,252.48±linear feet at the perimeter.
3. Surface Area above water = 2.40± acres needing resoiling and revegetation.
Extraction and Reclamation Operations
Presently, Tract A is the area of active resource recovery, while plant operations and stockpiles occupy the majority of Tract B. The
affected lands, evident in the July 2006 aerial image, remain closely representative of the location as it is seen in 2009. The observed
differences are updated by graphical interpretations, as determined by field measurements and objective references on the ground, as
illustrated over the 2006 baseline aerial and attending data.
Activity in Tract C should be comparatively short lived. Operations will gain access into Tract C from an existing access point on the
northeast corner of the location as seen in the included aerial image. Two discharge points may be used individually or in tandem,
however, waters will exit near the newly designated DPC on the northeast corner as it drains into a lower existing pond whose waters
can be further detained and settled before being released by developed gates and drainages into the adjacent wet meadow, as
historically practiced.
Extraction will follow within 25± feet of the existing tandem wells, consistent with previously approved setbacks for this location.
The extracted area will be concurrently backfilled to 100± feet from the center of the well, comprising nearly 0.62± acres of fill. From
there the extraction will either follow the perimeter and sweep counterclockwise around the location, or else open up a gradually
increasing pit wall and work the site from the northeast to the southwest. Either method will follow with the use of bottom shale
material to establish 3H:1 V finished slopes, and capped with a minimum of 0.5± feet of soil.
Soil will be stockpiles initially on the backfilled area and later utilized in an over the shoulder method to cap the completed basin
slopes remaining above water. With approximately 2.40± acres of above ground area requiring revegetation with the previously
approved seed mixture, approximately 1,936 cubic yards of soil will be required for completion of resoiling of affected lands
remaining above the anticipated static water level of 4785± feet.
Financial Warranty Determinations
Reclamation over the adjacent Tract A has progressed to a point where the planned activities for Tract C should be covered by the
resulting excess warranty coverage already in place for this permit and related approved activities. We will rely upon OMLR field
verification of this assertion.
Varra Companies, Inc. — Kurtz Resource Recovery and Land Development Project 2
Colorado Office of Mined Land Reclamation Permit M1999-006 - Technical Revision of 6 July 2011
ATTACHEMENTS:
• Technical Revision Submittal Fee—Check #: 28883 in the Amount of$216.00.
Maps:
1) Tract C —Extraction Plan Map
2) Tract C —Reclamation Plan Map
Varra Companies, Inc. — Kurtz Resource Recovery and Land Development Project 3
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Varra Companies, Inc.
OFFICE OF SPECIAL PROJECTS
8120 Gage Street Frederick,CO 80516 Telephone(303)666-6657 Fax(303)666-6743
Wednesday 6 July 2011
To: Michael Cunningham, E.P.S.
Colorado Office of Mined Land Reclamation(OMLR, or 'the Office')
1313 Sherman St., #215
Denver, CO 80203
From: Varra Companies, Inc.
Bradford Janes
Professional Forester
Subject: Technical Revision— Tract C
Kurtz Resource Recovery and Land Development Project
OMLR Permit M1999-006
General Overview
This Technical Revision gives clarity to activities planned for Tract C, as identified in the October 2009 Technical Revision. While
the area was included within the original permit area, its location could not be determined until area wetlands could be identified and
disposition of those wetlands determined relative to an Individual Permit, as updated in the October 2009 Technical Revision.
Essentially, this Revision shows the limits of extraction and anticipated area of any resulting basin and water surface area within Tract
C, as follows:
1. Area of Extraction = 14.07± acres with 3,389.01± linear feet of at the perimeter and a depth of 30± feet.
2. Basin Area = 11.67± acres with 3,252.48± linear feet at the perimeter.
3. Surface Area above water = 2.40± acres needing resoiling and revegetation.
Extraction and Reclamation Operations
Presently, Tract A is the area of active resource recovery, while plant operations and stockpiles occupy the majority of Tract B. The
affected lands, evident in the July 2006 aerial image, remain closely representative of the location as it is seen in 2009. The observed
differences are updated by graphical interpretations, as determined by field measurements and objective references on the ground, as
illustrated over the 2006 baseline aerial and attending data.
Activity in Tract C should be comparatively short lived. Operations will gain access into Tract C from an existing access point on the
northeast corner of the location as seen in the included aerial image. Two discharge points may be used individually or in tandem,
however, waters will exit near the newly designated DPC on the northeast corner as it drains into a lower existing pond whose waters
can be further detained and settled before being released by developed gates and drainages into the adjacent wet meadow, as
historically practiced.
Extraction will follow within 25+ feet of the existing tandem wells, consistent with previously approved setbacks for this location.
The extracted area will be concurrently backfilled to 100+ feet from the center of the well, comprising nearly 0.62+ acres of fill. From
there the extraction will either follow the perimeter and sweep counterclockwise around the location, or else open up a gradually
increasing pit wall and work the site from the northeast to the southwest. Either method will follow with the use of bottom shale
material to establish 3H:1 V finished slopes, and capped with a minimum of 0.5+ feet of soil.
Soil will be stockpiles initially on the backfilled area and later utilized in an over the shoulder method to cap the completed basin
slopes remaining above water. With approximately 2.40+ acres of above ground area requiring revegetation with the previously
approved seed mixture, approximately 1,936 cubic yards of soil will be required for completion of resoiling of affected lands
remaining above the anticipated static water level of 4785± feet.
Financial Warranty Determinations
Reclamation over the adjacent Tract A has progressed to a point where the planned activities for Tract C should be covered by the
resulting excess warranty coverage already in place for this permit and related approved activities. We will rely upon OMLR field
verification of this assertion.
Varra Companies, Inc. —Kurtz Resource Recovery and Land Development Project 2
Colorado Office of Mined Land Reclamation Permit M1999-006 - Technical Revision of 6 July 2011
ATTACHEMENTS:
• Technical Revision Submittal Fee— Check #: 28883 in the Amount of$216.00.
Maps:
1) Tract C—Extraction Plan Map
2) Tract C—Reclamation Plan Map
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OFFICE OF SPECIAL PROJECTS
8120 Gape Street Frederick,CO 80516 Telephone(303)666-6657 Fax(303)666-6743
Wednesday 6 July 2011
To: Michael Cunningham, E.P.S.
Colorado Office of Mined Land Reclamation (OMLR, or 'the Office')
1313 Sherman St., #215
Denver, CO 80203
From: Varra Companies, Inc.
Bradford Janes
Professional Forester
Subject: Technical Revision— Tract C
Kurtz Resource Recovery and Land Development Project
OMLR Permit M1999-006
General Overview
This Technical Revision gives clarity to activities planned for Tract C, as identified in the October 2009 Technical Revision. While
the area was included within the original permit area, its location could not be determined until area wetlands could be identified and
disposition of those wetlands determined relative to an Individual Permit, as updated in the October 2009 Technical Revision.
Essentially, this Revision shows the limits of extraction and anticipated area of any resulting basin and water surface area within Tract
C, as follows:
1. Area of Extraction = 14.07+ acres with 3,389.01+linear feet of at the perimeter and a depth of 30+ feet.
2. Basin Area = 11.67+ acres with 3,252.48+ linear feet at the perimeter.
3. Surface Area above water = 2.40+ acres needing recoiling and revegetation.
Extraction and Reclamation Operations
Presently, Tract A is the area of active resource recovery, while plant operations and stockpiles occupy the majority of Tract B. The
affected lands, evident in the July 2006 aerial image, remain closely representative of the location as it is seen in 2009. The observed
differences are updated by graphical interpretations, as determined by field measurements and objective references on the ground, as
illustrated over the 2006 baseline aerial and attending data.
Activity in Tract C should be comparatively short lived. Operations will gain access into Tract C from an existing access point on the
northeast corner of the location as seen in the included aerial image. Two discharge points may be used individually or in tandem,
however, waters will exit near the newly designated DPC on the northeast corner as it drains into a lower existing pond whose waters
can be further detained and settled before being released by developed gates and drainages into the adjacent wet meadow, as
historically practiced.
Extraction will follow within 25± feet of the existing tandem wells, consistent with previously approved setbacks for this location.
The extracted area will be concurrently backfilled to 100± feet from the center of the well, comprising nearly 0.62± acres of fill. From
there the extraction will either follow the perimeter and sweep counterclockwise around the location, or else open up a gradually
increasing pit wall and work the site from the northeast to the southwest. Either method will follow with the use of bottom shale
material to establish 3H:1V finished slopes, and capped with a minimum of 0.5± feet of soil.
Soil will be stockpiles initially on the backfilled area and later utilized in an over the shoulder method to cap the completed basin
slopes remaining above water. With approximately 2.40± acres of above ground area requiring revegetation with the previously
approved seed mixture, approximately 1,936 cubic yards of soil will be required for completion of resoiling of affected lands
remaining above the anticipated static water level of 4785± feet.
Financial Warranty Determinations
Reclamation over the adjacent Tract A has progressed to a point where the planned activities for Tract C should be covered by the
resulting excess warranty coverage already in place for this permit and related approved activities. We will rely upon OMLR field
verification of this assertion.
Varra Companies, Inc. —Kurtz Resource Recovery and Land Development Project 2
Colorado Office of Mined Land Reclamation Permit M1999-006 - Technical Revision of 6 July 2011
ATTACHEMENTS:
• Technical Revision Submittal Fee— Check #: 28883 in the Amount of$216.00.
Maps:
1) Tract C—Extraction Plan Map
2) Tract C—Reclamation Plan Map
Varra Companies, Inc. —Kurtz Resource Recovery and Land Development Project 3
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Wednesday 6 July 2011
To: Michael Cunningham, E.P.S.
Colorado Office of Mined Land Reclamation (OMLR, or 'the Office')
1313 Sherman St., #215
Denver, CO 80203
From: Varra Companies, Inc.
Bradford Janes
Professional Forester
Subject: Technical Revision—Tract C
Kurtz Resource Recovery and Land Development Project
OMLR Permit M1999-006
General Overview
This Technical Revision gives clarity to activities planned for Tract C, as identified in the October 2009 Technical Revision. While
the area was included within the original permit area, its location could not be determined until area wetlands could be identified and
disposition of those wetlands determined relative to an Individual Permit, as updated in the October 2009 Technical Revision.
Essentially, this Revision shows the limits of extraction and anticipated area of any resulting basin and water surface area within Tract
C, as follows:
1. Area of Extraction = 14.07+ acres with 3,389.01+ linear feet of at the perimeter and a depth of 30± feet.
2. Basin Area = 11.67+ acres with 3,252.48+ linear feet at the perimeter.
3. Surface Area above water = 2.40+ acres needing resoiling and revegetation.
Extraction and Reclamation Operations
Presently, Tract A is the area of active resource recovery, while plant operations and stockpiles occupy the majority of Tract B. The
affected lands, evident in the July 2006 aerial image, remain closely representative of the location as it is seen in 2009. The observed
differences are updated by graphical interpretations, as determined by field measurements and objective references on the ground, as
illustrated over the 2006 baseline aerial and attending data.
Activity in Tract C should be comparatively short lived. Operations will gain access into Tract C from an existing access point on the
northeast corner of the location as seen in the included aerial image. Two discharge points may be used individually or in tandem,
however, waters will exit near the newly designated DPC on the northeast corner as it drains into a lower existing pond whose waters
can be further detained and settled before being released by developed gates and drainages into the adjacent wet meadow, as
historically practiced.
Extraction will follow within 25+ feet of the existing tandem wells, consistent with previously approved setbacks for this location.
The extracted area will be concurrently backfilled to 100± feet from the center of the well, comprising nearly 0.62± acres of fill. From
there the extraction will either follow the perimeter and sweep counterclockwise around the location, or else open up a gradually
increasing pit wall and work the site from the northeast to the southwest. Either method will follow with the use of bottom shale
material to establish 3H:1 V finished slopes, and capped with a minimum of 0.5+ feet of soil.
Soil will be stockpiles initially on the backfilled area and later utilized in an over the shoulder method to cap the completed basin
slopes remaining above water. With approximately 2.40+ acres of above ground area requiring revegetation with the previously
approved seed mixture, approximately 1,936 cubic yards of soil will be required for completion of resoiling of affected lands
remaining above the anticipated static water level of 4785± feet.
Financial Warranty Determinations
Reclamation over the adjacent Tract A has progressed to a point where the planned activities for Tract C should be covered by the
resulting excess warranty coverage already in place for this permit and related approved activities. We will rely upon OMLR field
verification of this assertion.
Varra Companies, Inc. — Kurtz Resource Recovery and Land Development Project 2
Colorado Office of Mined Land Reclamation Permit M1999-006 - Technical Revision of 6 July 2011
ATTACHEMENTS:
• Technical Revision Submittal Fee—Check#: 28883 in the Amount of$216.00.
Maps:
1) Tract C —Extraction Plan Map
2) Tract C—Reclamation Plan Map
Varra Companies, Inc. —Kurtz Resource Recovery and Land Development Project 3
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