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Home My WebLink About20093815.tiff111k COLORADO June 25, 2009 Julie A. Cozad Tetra Tech 1900 South Sunset Street, Suite 1-F Longmont, Colorado 80501 DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING SERVICES Greeley Planning Office 918 Tenth Street Greeley, Colorado 80631 WEBSITE: www.co.weld.co.us E-MAIL: kogle@co.weld.co.us PHONE (970) 353-6100, EXT. 3549 FAX (970) 304-6498 Subject: Water storage on L.G. Everist Golden Pit,CrriyUSR-1255 _ Dear Julie: The Department of Planning Services is in receipt of your letter dated June 12, 2009 requesting clarification of the permitting process required for, in this instance, the city of Aurora to utilize the previously mined and reclaimed L.G. Everist Golden Pit, slurry lined reservoir, for augmentation and exchange purposes. The Departments of Public Works and Planning Services in consultation with the County Attorney's office have determined that a new Special Use Permit is warranted. This determination is based on findings of the substantial improvements that will be required of the existing permit, including yet not limited to piping, pump structures, pump stations, electrical transformers, headgates, inlet and outlet weir structures and all associated improvements to the existing lined reservoir. It is the opinion of Weld County that Section 23-2-400 Major Facility of a Public Utility or Public Agency applies to this proposal. The definition is as follows: MAJOR FACILITIES OF A PUBLIC UTILITY OR PUBLIC AGENCIES: Public Utilities or Public Agencies operating or constructing a mine, ELECTRIC TRANSMISSION LINES, commercial radio transmission towers, cellular and other wireless communication towers, domestic water storage facilities, POWER PLANTS, SUBSTATIONS of electrical utilities, wastewater treatment facilities, water treatment facilities, including extensions, expansions or enlargements thereof, STORAGE AREAS of utilities providing electricity, water. wastewater and natural gas or other petroleum derivatives, including extension, expansions or enlargements thereof PIPELINES of utilities providing natural gas or other petroleum derivatives, including extensions, expansions or enlargements thereof road, park or other a009-39/6 pi. 1370 public way, ground or space, public building or structure or public utility, whether publicly or privately owned. Given this determination, Weld County requests a pre -application meeting be scheduled followed by an application for a Major Facility of a Public Agency as previously discussed. Should you have additional questions or require clarification on any of the points presented herein, please contact this office. Thank you for your inquiry. Sincerely, Kim Ogle Planning Services Enclosures pc: B. Barker, Attorney's Office C. Kimmi, Public Works D. Bauer, Public works T. Honn, Planning Director Property Research File: AmUSR-1255 L.G. EVERIST, INC June 19, 2009 Weld County Planning Departmen GREELEY OFFICE JUN 22700P RECEIVE® CORPORATE OFFICE 300 S. PHILLIPS AVE. • SUITE 200 P.O. BOX 5829 SIOUX FALLS, SD 57117-5829 PHONE 605-334-5000 FAX 605-334-3656 MOUNTAIN DIVISION 7321 E. 88TH AVENUE • SUITE 200 HENDERSON, COLORADO 80640 303-287-9606 FAX 303-289-1348 Mr. Clay Kimmi V1}eld County Public Works 1111 H Street Greeley, CO 80632 RE: Release of Golden phase, Fort Lupton Sand & Gravel, DRMS Permit M-1999-120, Weld County AmUSR-1255 and AmFHDP-355 Dear Clay: As a follow-up to our telephone discussion last Friday (06/12/09), L.G. Everist, Inc. is writing to formally respond to your letter of June 9, 2009, sent to Eric Scott of the Colorado Division of Reclamation Mining and Safety (DRMS). In your letter, -you noted some floodplain requirements and concerns related to the DRMS's partial release of the Golden property of L.G. Everist's Fort Lupton Sand and Gravel Mine. With this letter, we shall reiterate what was discussed last Friday, including clarifying L.G. Everist, Inc.'s intentions at the Fort Lupton Sand,and Gravel Mine, and clear up any miscommunicationsthat may have unfortunately occurred. • - - The Fort Lupton:mine is under, the following permits, as applicable to items addressed inthis letter: Colorado DRMS 112 Reclamation Permit M-1999-120, Weld County Use By Special Review AmUSR-1255, and Weld County Flood Hazard Development Permit AmFHDP-355. On May 18, 2009, the Colorado Division of Reclamation, Mining, and Safety (DRMS) approved a partial release of the Fort Lupton Sand and,Gravel mine, DRMS Permit M-1999-120. The partial release was only for the Golden phase which (a) is approximately 36 acres, (b) is only one part of the Fort Lupton Sand and Gravel Mine site, and (c) is one of many separate legal parcels making up the permitted area. The majority of the Fort Lupton site is still being mined and reclaimed, and is covered by a bond of $997,872.00. The Golden phase has been fully reclaimed as a lined water storage reservoir in compliance with the Colorado DRMS permit, and the County USR and FHDP permits. We do not know where the misinformation about permanent berms came from, but we can assure you that there are no berms on the Golden property, and no plans for permanent berms in other parts of the Fort Lupton site. An attached copy of the most recent DRMS Reclamation Plan (Dec -2007) shows no berms at final reclamation of the site. Please note that L.G. Everist has made no changes to our approved reclamation plan or placed any permanent fill on the floodplain which are the factors you listed that would require a detailed floodplain study and/or a Letter of Map Revision to be submitted to.FEMA. - • •_ - - We also discussed the futurePartial Vacation (of,the Golden phase), of Ar1iUSR-1.255, which L.G. Everist is working on with Weld County Planning. L.G. Everist was going to do the Partial Vacation of the USR immediately after the DRMS release. , However, we Kaye since decided to maintain our USR over the Golden property,to make sure that the property -Is protected from outside interests until the City of Aurora is ready to take over the property with their own USR. FL-WELD-Golde nRelease-061909.doc '0 Y Attn: Clay Kimmi, Weld County Public Works Date: 06/19/09 RE: Release of Golden phase, Fort Lupton Sand & Gravel, DRMS Permit M-1999-120, Weld County AmUSR-1255 and AmFHDP-355 AS I explained last Friday, the City of Aurora is purchasing the Golden property from L.G. Everist to use as water storage. Aurora is planning to purchase the other properties/phases from the Fort Lupton site as L.G. Everist reclaims and releases them. Any improvements or changes that Aurora is planning to make to the Golden property (and future properties) - and which may or may not affect floodplain regulations - will not occur until L.G. Everist has received a Partial Vacation of our USR for the Golden property and Aurora has taken over the property with their own USR (and all associated requirements, including a FHDP). Finally, L.G. Everist would like to address the recurring neighbor complaints about flooding that we discussed last Friday, and you mentioned in your letter. As you know, L.G. Everist addressed neighbor complaints, DRMS requirements, and Weld County FHDP conditions last year with (a) the complete removal of the temporary topsoil stockpiles in the Golden property (April 2008) and (b) a floodplain study done by Deere and Ault (dated 12/09/08). The floodplain study proved that our operations have no affects on flood flows. In your approval of the study (dated 12/31/08), it was noted that 'Weld County agrees that the Fort Lupton Sand and Gravel Mine does not appear to adversely impact adjacent properties. In fact, in most of the cross sections, the existing water surface elevations appear to decrease slightly when compared to the pre -mining condition water surface elevations." So, with all the work we did and having the matter seemingly cleared up last year, it came as quite a shock to read the allegation in your June 9 letter that' 'Weld County is aware that the berms around the Fort Lupton Sand & Gravel site have likely pushed floodwaters off onto adjacent properties." We will repeat again - there are no berms on the Golden phase, and there are no plans for permanent berms after reclamation anywhere on the site, and the flood plain study (which was approved) proved that our mining operations are not affecting flood flows. Furthermore, on June 4, 2009, a DRMS representative met with one of the neighbors on his property and came over to inspect the Fort Lupton site immediately afterward. He found that there was nothing on the Fort Lupton site that could be contributing to flooding of the neighbor's property across the river. Please see the attached inspection report. We hope this letter clears up the concerns and objections you have to the DRMS partial release and to the future USR Partial Vacation, and we apologize for any miscommunications. We would truly appreciate a response from you to clear up this record. Thank you. If you have additional questions, Lynn Shults can be contacted by mail (address in letterhead), by telephone at 303-286-2247, or by email at Imshults@Igeverist.com. Lynn Mayer Shults Regulatory Manager attachments: LGE Reclamation Plan Map for DRMS Permit (Dec -2007) DRMS Inspection Report (06/04/09) cc: Dennis Fields, Richard Schneider - L.G. Everist, Inc. Kim Ogle - Weld County Planning Eric Scott - Division of Reclamation, Mining, and Safety FL -W ELD-Golden Release-061909.doc :14 Ves COLORADO DIVISION OF RECLAMATION, MINING AND SAFETY MINERALS PROGRAM INSPECTION REPORT PHONE: (303) 866-3567 The Division of Reclamation Mining and Safety has conducted an inspection of the mining operation noted below. This report documents observations concerning compliance of the mining operation with the permit and the regulations of the Mined Land Reclamation Board. The report notes 1) Areas of successful compliance; 2) Problems and suggested corrective actions and/or 3) Possible violations to be considered for possible enforcement action by the Mined Land Reclamation Board. OPERATORS SHOULD READ THIS REPORT CAREFULLY BECAUSE IT MAY REQUIRE CORRECTIVE ACTION AND/OR RESPONSES TO THE DIVISION IN ORDER TO AVOID CONSIDERATION OF POSSIBLE ENFORCEMENT ACTION BY THE MINED LAND RECLAMATION BOARD. MINE NAME: Ft Lupton Sand and Gravel OPERATOR: L.G. Everist COUNTY: Weld INSPECTOR(S) : Eric Scott, Peter Hays, David Bird MINE ID # OR PROSPECTING ID#: . M-1999-120 INSPECTION DATE: INSPECTOR'S INITIALS: INSPECTION TYPE CODEWWI: MI 6/04/09 ECS JOINT INSP. AGENCY CODEt2I: NO WEATHER CODEt°I: CR OP. REP. PRESENT: NA TYPE (9F (ERATION: Surface I12c C�/t MINERAL: Sand/Gravel DATE OF COMPLAINT: May 28, 2009 TIME OF DAY (MILITARY): 0900 POST INSP. CONTACTS(2): NO REASON FOR INSP. CODEt'1: CT BOND CALCULATION TYPO): NN 1. INSPECTION TYPE CODE - CL -IN: IL=Blegal Operation, MI=Monitoring, MP=Mineral Prospect, SI=Surety-related, PR=Pre-operation 2. POST INSPECTION CONTACTS AND JOINT INSPECTION AGENCY CODE - CL -AG: NO=None, BL=BLM, CH=Colo. Dept. Health; CL=Land Board, CT=Citizen; CW=Wildlife, FS=Forest Service, HW=Hwy. Dept., LG=Local Government, SE State Engr. 3. REASON FOR INSPECTION CODE - CURS: AG --Other Agency Request, Cr=Citizen Complaint, IE=Normal I&E Program, HP=High Priority, PY=Priority 4. WEATHER CODE - CL -WE: CL=Cloudy, CR—Clear, IN -Inclement - prevented inspection, RN=Raining, SN=Snowing, WD=Windy 5. BOND CALCULATION TYPE: - BC=Complete Bond, BP=Partial Bond, NN=None This list identifies the environmental and permit parameters inspected and gives a categorical evaluation of each. IF PB OR PV IS INDICATED, YOU SHOULD READ THE FOLLOWING PAGES CAREFULLY IN ORDER TO ASSURE COMPLIANCE WITH THE TERMS OF YOUR PERMIT AND APPLICABLE RULES AND REGULATIONS. If PV is indicated, you will be notified under separate cover when the Mined Land reclamation Board will consider possible enforcement action. GENERAL INSPECTION TOPICS (AR) RECORDS (HB) HYDROLOGIC BALANCE (PW) PROCESSING WASTE/TAILING (MP) GENL MINE PLAN COMPLIANCE (SM) SIGNS AND MARKERS (ES) OVERBURDEN/DEV. WASTE (AT) ACID OR TOXIC MATERIALS (FN) FINANCIAL WARRANTY -NA .L (BG) BACKFILL & GRADING Y NA (SF) PROCESSING FACILITIESY (FW) FISH & WILDLIFE Y Y Y NA (SP) STORM WATER MGT PLANNA (SC) EROSION/SEDIMENTATIONY (OD) OFF -SITE DAMAGE Y (RD) ROADS �L (EX) EXPLOSIVES... ..NA. (TS) TOPSOIL (RV) RE VEGETATIONY (SB) COMPLETE INSPY (RS) RECL PLAN/COMPY (ST) STIPULATIONS NA Y = Inspected and Found in Compliance N = Not Inspected PV = Inspected and Possible Violations Noted PB = Inspected and Problems Noted NA = Not Applicable (Page 2) MINE ID # OR PROSPECTING ID #: M-1999-120 INSPECTION DATE. 6/04/09 OBSERVATIONS INSPECTOR'S INITIALS: ECS This was an inspection in response to a citizen complaint received by the Division on May 28, 2009. Mr. Russ Bachofer sent a letter to DRMS alleging that activity associated with the Ft. Lupton Sand and Gravel site (M1999-120) or other mining activity in the vicinity had impacted the flood plain morphology sufficiently to cause flooding on his property that would not be otherwise occurring. Mr. Bachofer also made the same compliant previously, in the spring of 2008. At that time DRMS representatives Peter Hays and Erica Crosby inspected the site, the surrounding area, and reviewed the site files for M1999-120. It was determined that the mine needed to move some soil stockpiles that were located in the flood plain, and conduct a flood plain analysis to comply with Weld County's Flood Hazard Development Plan requirements. The mine complied and the soil stockpiles were removed entirely from the flood plain, and a floodplain analysis was conducted and submitted to Weld County for review and approval. On December 31, 2008, Weld County approved the flood hazard analysis and stated that Ft Lupton Sand and Gravel had adequately demonstrated that the operation does not negatively impact the flood plain, and was in compliance with their approved flood hazard development plan. At that time DRMS considered the matter to be resolved and Ft Lupton Sand and Gravel to be in compliance. No increases were shown by the flood plain analysis modeling that were even near the one -foot allowable increase, and for currently existing conditions over most of the site, the 100 year water surface profile is equal to or even less than the pre -mining condition. On June 4, 2009, DRMS representatives Eric Scott, Peter Hays, and David Bird met with Mr. Bachofer at 9:00 on his property to respond to this latest complaint and examine the situation. It was apparent that water had indeed risen to the level of the walk -out basement of the home. Upon inspection of the property, and contour mapping taken from 2008 aerial photography, it was apparent that the home and associated garage were constructed on top of an approximately three to four foot high bench along the east bank of the river in that location. It appears that in this area this bench is functionally the eastern limit of the floodplain. It also corresponds with the delineation of the eastern 100 yr floodplain boundary in the area as depicted on the FEMA floodplain map. There is minimal elevation change in the area between the base of the bench and the top of the riverbank. This bench was removed along the west side of the home to create the entrance to the walk -out basement. The basement exit as constructed is at the base of this three to four foot bench, and therefore "walks - out" onto the level of the local floodplain. Because of this configuration, any time the river tops its banks, very little additional increase in water level is necessary to impact the basement of the home. Also note that the 100 year flood plain, by definition, contains many areas that are flooded much more frequently. The area behind the house may, in fact, also be within the annual or 5 year floodplain. DRMS then inspected the west side of the river in that area to determine if any recent changes have occurred associated with mining that may contribute to the reported flooding. None were observed. During the inspection of the western riverbank it was noted that the river had also left its banks on the west side in several areas and has encroached onto the mine property and other properties on the west side of the river. This would seem to indicate that the river is not being significantly constrained by activities associated with the mine, and is in fact leaving its banks on both sides during flood events. Until such time that it can be demonstrated that there is a direct correlation between the mining activities and adverse off site flooding impacts, or that flood plain development compliance requirements are no longer being met, DRMS has no authority and therefore considers this matter closed. STATE OF COLORADO DIVISION OF RECLAMATION, MINING AND SAFETY Department of Natural Resources 1313 Sherman St., Room 215 Denver, Colorado 80203 Phone: (303) 866-3567 FAX: (303) 832-8106 June 15, 2009 Clay Kimmi Weld County Public Works PO Box 758 Greeley, CO 80632 LEMVE JUN 1 8 2009 1ri t 1 i WELD COUNTY PUBLIC WORM' DEPT COLORADO DIVISION OF RECLAMATION MINING SAFETY Bill Ritter, Jr. Governor Harris D. Sherman Executive Director Ronald W. Cattany Division Director Natural Resource Trustee Re: Ft. Lupton Sand and Gravel Mine, Acreage Reduction Notification, Permit No. M-1999-120, Revision AR -02 Dear Mr. Kimmi: On May_18,_2009,_the_Colorado_Division_of_Reclamation,_liningrand_Safety_approved_l,'G._Rverists_request_for release of the Golden phase of the Ft. Lupton Sand and Gravel Mine from further reclamation responsibility. Unfortunately, due to an oversight at DRMS, initial notification letters for this action were not sent out timely to the landowner and Weld County. This letter will serve as that notification. Due to this notification oversight, the comment period will be extended to June 30 before the release will be finalized. As always, per Rule 1.4.11(b) any decision made by the Division can be also appealed to the Board within 30 days. The Division has also received and reviewed the letter dated June 9, 2009 sent by Weld County objecting to the proposed release, and there are a couple of points that we would like to clarify. This is only a partial acreage release for the 36 acres of the Golden phase of the Ft Lupton site. 256 acres will remain in the active mining permit. DRMS will also continue to hold $997,872 in bond for the remainder of the site. The site was inspected prior to the release decision, and no permanent berms were left in place anywhere as part of the final reclamation configuration of the Golden Phase. The presence of permanent berms would have halted the final release of the area as there were no berms included in the approved reclamation plan for the area. The final reclamation configuration of the Golden phase meets the Division's standards and requirements and the current approved reclamation permit for the site. The remaining issues raised by Weld County in this letter are not within the jurisdiction of the Division, therefore we would encourage you to seek resolution of these matters with the operator where appropriate. The Division cannot enforce another regulating entity's requirements, and any objections made regarding the Division's decision to approve the partial release must be based on the failure of the operator to comply with DRMS requirements. Regulations and requirements imposed on the operator by other entities such as CDPHE, ACOE, FEMA or Weld County must be enforced by those entities. If you have any questions, please contact me at (303) 866-3567, x8140. Sincerely, Eric C. Scott Environmental Protection Specialist cc: Tony Waldron, DBMS Office of Mined land Reclamation Danvar . Grand lunrtinn • nur nan Office of D TETRA TECH June 12, 2009 Mr. Kim Ogle, Planning Manager Weld County Planning Department 918 10th Street Greeley, CO 80631 RE: Water storage on L.G. Everist Golden Pit, AmUSR-1255 Weld County Planning Department GREELEY OFFICE JUN 16P099 RECEIVE __ Dear Kim: _ I am -writing this letter on behalf of the City of Aurora and it addresses the L.G. Everist Golden Pit, permitted in Weld County under AmUSR-1255 approved for mining, with the final reclamation being a slurry wall lined reservoir used for water storage. As background, the City of Aurora owns certain water rights and will soon own the reservoir. The City intends to store some of those water rights in the reservoir at the Golden Pit for augmentation and exchange purposes. The City anticipates constructing inlet and outlet structures, including pump stations and headgate diversions from a ditch into the reservoir and deliver water back to the river through a diversion structure. While'waking in the Weld County Planning Department and in the private sector for many clients with mining permits, it has been my experience that there are many entities, including municipal entities, water conservation districts and other water districts which utilize reservoirs on previous gravel mining sites for the storage of their water rights with no further permitting through Weld County. I have spoken to several Planners on several occasions as far back as July of 2007 regarding this and have been told that if the water is stored within approved water storage facilities that no further land use permits are required with the exception of potential Building Permits and/or potential Flood Hazard Development Permits. The City of Aurora will be completing its purchase of the property from L.G. Everist in the next couple of weeks and would like written confirmation that no further amendment of the existing USR, or new USR permit, is required for - the construction of the pump station or inlet/outlet structures, and the use of the reservoirs as - water storage. I appreciate your time regarding this matter and look forward to hearing from you. Thank you for your consideration. Sincerely, TETRA TECH Julie Cozad . Land'Planning Manager co: Austin Hamre Lisa Darling 1900 S. Sunset Street, Suite I -F Longmont. CO 80501 Tel 303.772.5282 Fax 303.772.7039 www.tetratech.com �( P:\23504\133-23504-09001WrojMgmt\Correspondence\Letters\Weld County\ Water storage ItrWeld County061209.doe Pt! 13710 05/Q4/09 14;37 FAL 3032891348 L G EVERIST L.G. EVERIST, INC. May 4, 2009 Mr. Eric Scott Environmental Protection Specialist Division of Reclamation, Mining and Safety 1313 Sherman St, Room 215 Denver, Colorado 80203 Delivered via. Hand Delivery RE: Request for Partial Release of Performance and Financial Warranties for Mining Operations for Fort Lupton Sand & Gravel, M-1999-120 - Golden Phase only Ins Q 4 ass CORPORATE OFFICE 20o a MUDSAva • SLUE 200 P.O. 303 6020 SIOUX FILLS.20 e17•i629 Ptat0054245000 FAX 60543+305•9 • MOUNTAIN DIVISION 73212.661N MINUS • SU ITE 200 11@DLP'6014, COLORPDO 20510 3Ad•7dr-2000 M1L 300422161512 • 002 Dear Eric, L.G. Everist, Inc. requests a partial release of the financial and performance warranties of the Fort Lupton Sand and Gravel mine, DRMS Permit M-1999-120. We are just requesting release of the area known as the Golden Phase. The Golden Phase area Is legally described as the SW 1/4 of the NE % of Section 30, Township 2 North, Range 88 West, in the 8th P.M., Weld County, Colorado. LG. Everist, Inc. is the sole landowner of this property, and our address Is 7321 East St Avenue, Suite 200, Henderson, Colorado, 80640. As you know, the reclamation plan for the Fort Lupton Sand and Gravel more is multiple water storage reservoirs. The Golden phase of the Fort Lupton site has been fully mined and reclaimed as per our approved reclamation plan. The reclamation of the Golden phase includes the construction and certification of the slurry wall, the bacldllling, sloping, grading, and the Initial seeding. The seeding was completed in April and a copy of the invoice and ticket are attached. Please see the two Reference paragraphs below for more details. Reference - Golden Phase bonding: In January 2009, the bond monies associated with the sluny wall around the Golden phase were released. The slurry wall had been previously certified by the State Engineer. The slurry wall bond release came in conjunction with a bond increase for other parts of the site as part of Technical Revision TR-3. We are including copies of two relevant documents for easy reference: (a) the Division's TR-3 approval letter releasing the bond monies for the Golden slurry wall,. and (b) the State Engineer's certification letter approving the slurry wall lining. This release request is for the remaining bond (financial warranty) and performance warranty on the Golden phase. a • Reference - Golden Phase vegetation requirements: In anticipation of the approval°of the Technical Revision (TR-4), dated April 10, 2009, we are making this request for the release of the remaining financial and performance warranties associated with the Golden phase prior to full revegetation. In that Technical Revision, we requested that the Division grant full financial and performance warranty release of reclaimed phases of the Fort Lupton site in a less than fully vegetated state. The justification for the Technical Revision request was because the permit holder, L.G. Everist, Inc., and the City of Aurora (Aurora) have entered Into a Purchase and Sale Agreement in which Aurora has agreed to acquire the water storage reservoirs and FLDRMSfa4aIRNC65eRvq-OOlden-05040849.7- via Nand DeWery }�. ooc. i\FVi Nw •• /31) 2009-1139 '05/04/09 14:38 FAX 3032881348 L G EVERIST rl003 RE: Technical Revision Request for Fort Lupton Sand & Gravel, M-1899-120 April 3, 2009 properties that make up the Fort Lupton Sand and Gravel Mine in a fully reclaimed but less than fully vegetated state. And, as soon as Aurora buys any of the properties that make up the Fort Lupton site, they plan to put the water storage reservoir(s) to beneficial use almost immediately. We have attached a copy of the Technical Revision submittal for reference. We hope that this partial release request gust the Golden Phase acreage) and the pending Technical Revision are dear and simple requests that can be worked on together by the Division. We realize that the Division's rules allow for the Division to take up to 30 days forTRs and 60 days for release request applications; However, we implore that the Division Inspect the Golden phase as soon as possible for reclamation approval and grant release - if the Golden phase is deemed reclaimed as per the Division's requirements and the. pending Technical Revision referred to above - by May 21, 2009. We apologize for asking for such a short - timeline, but the release is for only part of the Fort Lupton site, and the sale of the Golden Phase/property to City of Aurora is highly dependent on full release of the Mandel and _ perfomiende'warranties. _ If there is anything that we, L.G. Everist, Inc. can do to help the Division with this process. please let us know. Lynn Shults and otherLG. Everist representatives are available for a Division release Inspection at any time. Please contact Ms. Shults to set up the time. If you have any questions or need anything else to process this release request, please contact Lynn Shults at 303-268-2247 or imshults@igeveristcom. We look forward to schedulrig the Inspection and receiving confirmation and approval from you soon. Thank You, a Lynn Mayer Shults Regulatory Manager Reference documents attached: - TR-3 Approval Letter, dated 01/12/09, from DRMS to LG. Everist - Golden slurry wall lining approval letter, dated 01/29/07, from SEG to LG. Everist - Seeding invoice and ticket, dated 04/15/09, from Gelman Seeding to La Everist - Technical Revision request submittal, dated 04/10109, from LO. Everist to DRMS cc: LG. Everist (Dennis Fields, Richard Schneider, Jim Sittner, Matt Noteboorrt) City of Aurora (Lisa Darling, Ride Marslcek) Weld County (Clerk to the Board - via facsimile 970-352-0242) FL-DRMSPartielReleaeeRe*Gorden-050409Aoo- via Hand Daway 1 05/04/09 14:38•FAX 3032891348 L G EVERIST ¢1004 (PaereASAKE PrOCIAtAerr) DIVISION OF RECIAMMION, MINING AND SAFETY Dgmtmentat Natural Remoter 1313 Sharman St,. Man 213 Denver, corn 80203 Phone 003) 5664367 MX 1303) 0328106 January 12, 2009 Ms. Lynn Shafts L.G. Evenst, Inc. 7321 E. 88th Ave., Ste 200 Henderson, CO 80640 • STATE OF COLORADO Re: Ft Lupton Sand and Gravel Mine, Permit No. M-1999-120, Deer Ms. Shahs: Technical Revision Approval, Revision No. On January 12, 2O09 the Division of Reclamation, Wining and Safety approved the Technical Revision application submitted to the Division on September 18, 2008, addressing the following Adjust bond to Kodak site bawd allow for surface disturbance to Par er-Panowicsparcel, and return 20% bond for Golden parcel slurry wall The terms of the Technical Revision No. 3. approved by the Division are hereby incorporated into Permit No. M-1999- 120. All other conditions and requirements of Permit No. M-1999420 remain in full fax and effect The estimated liability amount of 51,076,670.00 exceeds the $526,000.00 performance bond currently held. If you have not already done so, please submit additional bond in •be amount of $550,670.00. The revision will not be final until the bond is approved by the Division. If you have any questions, please contact me at (303)1166-3567, x8140. Sincerely, /441 --°- Eric C. Scott Environmental Protection Specialist cc: Tony/Waldron, DBMS office el L G EVERIST ®005 05/04/09 14:38 FAX 3032891348 wasuceinies cue .OFFICE OP TIM MATE ENGINEER Milan otWarGionse DgomnettdlitaIResas® 610 s`stettSing greet, Cabala MDI .rsrnrmrmm OZEFEAL-Aw Ikumevr) STATE OF XL0RAD0 Js ay2O.zor Debi Hawden. PDeere &MA E � j coa os A. Sit 205 Rix Lily of Gbligi Wen Lupien PIO Perrdt No. 1Z o►w,I4 4,Sec5mS0.taesw Wait Madan 1, WalcDistrict 2 WONixac Corm iftslansioss Zaino WM Gan Say SION night warcory. The Purpose Gins hphhBrtsfDepptoerofto Inbg &Leabnvere renealtad pa ills Wired b band m the rr C<teretion ttondueled m Rambo* 16, Z00& sad m ttte Moanyar =prDvited tnd&raavk(*.1 daied October 18, aloe adntb Dooasr2� 2a0e. 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Ownet,Laf_Evsrn..?atxt4cms Your estimate Na...,. 17CM NO, 0880RIPiION UNIT ' QUANTITY UNT PRICE AMOUNT ,-,Y ; • ......--.. am -z l l �.�E+.� . .,., ...:. �P>rc�; u r rye /��, ZP i I):66 . ..rte.! �! 0 irMOA>.! -. 1fi• APR 15 2009 R{7P 1lJ79 • • `--- Total ZNrZwnse 4 gi00.0( EXPIIINATroN OR REMARKS tat4KSPerike 14/6t -K . 0 '4 • • Y1u . Gmsa Amount Less —A NCAmount Una Prevbo6 NatAmOYnl Earned to 0010 of Comma Amoum Duo loData.»,...»,....».....—..........»...,. g Payments aner Due Us 1414!ute•»—.......--.._.._....,.._ •.-......ma, ._...,...n Retained ,.......... ,.... Cates- ,., ... ,..,....... •».....»».., ......'..".- COMPL.Ett MODERN EQWFMENT FOR ANY BEEDUIG AND 24UULC81NG PAOJZC 06/04/09 14:39 FAX 3002891948 L G EVERIST Boor CgEsfeeAn•S lthcalidt"S) FORT LUPTON PIT CUSTOM 5 ACRE NIX LOT t : G-90286 MIxturaNatiety: F7nIyX.. ... Oerm% . .P!ielnL _ _. - w TERN MOMS ARRIb? ' • 3f 6B 94 WY OM, MAVERICK 28.18 80 . CO SIDWAYS DRAMA, EL RENO 2130 87 KS BLUE GRAMA HACHITA 07.48 88 CO. crop: 0.00 % Inert 8.91 % Weeds: 0.03 % net Wt., 2.4-8 # .Moriou$ Needs: )IOIIV POUND Seated: J*N.R009 • • • SPECIAL rinx FOR GEISF.QA .'•1 SEEDING `d: `11- AD. (20 EACI 121.6 LB BAG COVERS APPROX. 1 ACRE Wirrp Bros Sad Co. Ginla7, CO aosn (970) 5664710 06/04/09 14:39 FAX 3032891348 ; Tee Riga J>T L G EVERIST 1008 L.G. EVERIST, INC. April 10, 2009 Mr. Eric Scott Environmental Protection Specialist Division of Reclamation, Mining and Safety 1313 Sherman St., Room 215 Denver, Colorado 80203 Sent via Certified ell 67007 3020 0001 1230 6172 RE: Technical Revision Request for Fort Lupton Sand $ Grayel, M11999-120 CORPORATE OFFICE awaPHIWP6AVE .WIT5 00 P.O. SOX 6820 SLOW FALL8,8067117.6220 Mom cessusom FAX 008424-46se, • MOUNTAIN DIVISION tea GO a6elpo 90(}@07-0606 FAX9092891M • Dear Eric We respectfury request a Technical Revision to the Fort Lupton Sand And Gravel Mine, permitted as M-1999-120. We have included a check for 8218.0O to cover the fling fee. For this Technical Revision, we request that the Division allows full financial and performance warranty permit release of reclaimed portions of the Fort Lupton site in a less then A* vegetated state. LG. Everist is not requesting any change to the mining or reclamation plans of the Fort Lupton site permit, Just the toning of the permit release. LG. Everist will remain responsible for all mining and reclamation up to and including the initial seedkhg which bogus the revegetation process for each reservoir. Representatives of La. Evedat, Inc. and the City of Aurora (Aurora) discussed the reason for this technical revision request with you recently at the Division offices. As we explained, LG. Everist has entered into a Purchase and Sale Agreement with the City of Aurora in which Aurora has agreed to acquire the water storage reservoirs and properties that make up the Fort Lupton Sand and Gravel Mine. As the mining and reclamation progresses, Aurora will be taking ownership of the reclaimed water storage reservoirs and associated properties. The first water storage reservoir - the Golden Phase - is scheduled to be sold to Aurora in June, 2009. Aurora is designing a pump station, associated pipeline and outran structures on the Golden Property for its post -mining beneficial use of the water storage reservoirs, Construction of these facilities is scheduled to commence in the fall of 2009. For ease of coordination and construction, Aurora Is willing to accept the Golden Phase and all subsequent reclaimed water storage reservoirs and the associated properties (that make up the Fort Lupton Sand and Gravel Mine) that Aurore has or will purchase from LG. Everlet h e teas than fully vegetated state. LG. Everist will mine and reclaim each phase up to and including the initial seeding. At that pchd of nearly complete reclamation, LG. Everist will request a partial permit release from the DRMS for the reclaimed phase. Upon ORMS approval of the reclamation in a less than fully vegetatedstate and the following partial permit release, Aurora will take over the property as Is and ensure that fetal revegetatlon own on the property after the transfer has taken place. p,-0RMS•TRo4-RagRada,ACFang.OitU0P.600- sent N6 Certain man 70073020 0r1011230 6172 05/04/09 14:39 FAX 3032891348 L G EVERIST 'p�..p�a 009 f S' i�g gtkr RE: Technical Revision Request for Fort Lupton Sand & Gravel, @R-7999-120 Apt 3, 2009 . A separate letter is attached with a signature from a representative of the City of Aurora acknowledging acceptance of the reclaimed properties at the Fort Lupton Sand and Gravel mine without full vegetation. • If you have any questions or need anything else to process this Technical Revision, please contact me at 303-286-2247 or Imahults@tlgeveristcom. We lookforward to receiving confirmation and approval from you soon. Since Lynn Mayer Shuns Regulatory Manager ' Filing fee of'216.00 Acknowledgement Letter between LG. Everlet and City of Aurora cc LG. Everiat (Dennis Fields, Richard Schneider, Jhn Sidney, Malt Noteboom) City of Aurora (Lisa Darting, Rick Marsicek) r PtMI jS.TRO4-RecRetlametaroeaalQoadoo•Sent He.CetrredMeng 7007 3020 0001 1230 6172 aO/a4/e9 14:40 FAL 3032891369 L G EVERIST I@ ono TeAckftegEST• J L.G. EVERIST, INC. April 9, 2008 CORPORATE OFFICE at sexes Ave. •SWUEZOO PA DU ens mrr rnm so arise m» emote omen rehrsa.asa MOUNTAIN DIVISION n121 a ION AveRre•suneso MCI21401,COLORWO WPC mszataem FAX 011492.1348 Mr. Eric boot Division of Redamalton, Mining. and Safety 1313 Sherman Stet Stale 215 Denver, CO 80203 • RfM L.O. Evest, lac.% Fort Lupton Sand and Gravel Min*, DRW Penult M.1S91A20 and Agreement with City of Aurora for Benefield End Use of proper*. Dear Eric, ihb letter is a Know up terau.p®rioua dtawaken.twoorginfl4Clfy CE Ants (Aurora) vestatinterea In L.G. Evert* Inn (LO. Evetkt)'Fdtl Lupton Sand and Gravel Mine, M-1988-120. . The Fort Lupton ate ha been permitted to be rated end then reclaimed as water atoraga nweraurs. sane of which LG. Event has alreadysealed Of Mil be seeing vAth shiny wails. Ana hm entered Into a Pentane and Sae Agreement With LG. Ewrbtto acquire the properties that hake up the Fon lepton Send and Gravel Mine and the war storage teeevars bahtg Greeted as described in the permit. Ae Ow mining end mclanation progresses, Ana wit be !eking oats* of the reclaimed water ator* . reWrvars and aseocltned pram Mee eequentieiy. The tilntWOW storage reservoir- the Golden PWpeny- is scheduled b be sold to Aurora In Jute, 2008. Aurora roc nvand forward at the design of a punt shades, seeodebd Mines arm outtag £lruohWOs on the Goldin Properly. Construction at these hales is subedited to ConMonco a the fat of 2009. For ace of coadkation and construction. Aurora is 'ding to accept the Goklen Properly end ell subaaquent rodaimed water storage reservoirs included r DBMS PnmAA M-1889.120 end then associated properties that Aurora has purchased from LG. Evader In a Mn then Ally vegeleted stale. LG. Breda Is rasponsile for all mining and redemarlon up b and Including site tnitlel seeding vddch begins the revegebtmn process for each aserves. LG. Giedst MI requests pasta! pennt release from the DRMS at that r for the re:lamed eselfi. Upon pent Sate, Aware wit take over the properly as Is rod ensure that dal revegemdon occurs on the property eater the transfer has taken abut A aigrettes from a represerta ivs of Aurora is provided below to show acknowledgement of the terms provided in this letter. SMcenny. mullA Lynn Meow Shah Regidatory Monogrr cc AuoWi Hann, Eso Spied Water Counsel for AuroraWar Rick Medea, Ai oraWyer Tim WS. 6O. gent Water courses Or LG. LaraddL Ma Jim Samar end Mathew Nateboan LA. Everitt. In FL-0RMSW pHetaMora .0331ae.em 03/04/09 ,.14:37 FAX 3032891348 L G EVERIST iool L. G. EVERIST, INC. dba ARDE8NTE ROCK COMPANY 7321 E. 66Th AVENUE, SUITE 200 HENDERSON, CO 80640 !aphelia 303287-4866 feaFiile 303.28&1348 DATE May 4, 2009 PAGES cover* 2 -page letter + 7 -page attachments TO Weld County Clerk to the Board 916 10th Street 3m Floor Greeley, CO 80831 FAX 970-352-0242 FROM LYNN M. SHULTS, Regulatory Manager, phone -303-286.2247, lmahults©lgeveribtcom RE Acknowledgement of Receipt of Materials listed below ACTION ■ Urgent: O Review Reply D Other To Weld County Clerk to the Board: . The Colorado Division of Reclamation, Mining and Safety (DBMS) requires that release requests to a DRMS permit must be sent to the County Clerk and Recorder for the county's public records. The applicant must provide the DRMS with an affidavit or receipt demonstrating that the materials ware sent to with the County Clerk and Recorder. Please acknowledge that you have received and placed In the public record a copy of the following: A 2 -page letter (with 7 pages of attachments) from L G. Everlat,.Inc. to Eric Scott of the Division of Reclamation, Mining and Safety, dated 06101109, with the title of: RE: Request for Partial Release of Performance and Financial Warranties for Mining Operations for Fort Lupton Sand & Gravel, M-1999-120 - Golden Phase only Thank you In advance for acknowledging the receipt of this information. Signed by oun Clerk to the Board: signature • HHnf nal Name (please print) Date 4y `/7 CD I. c. - _S: rn Please FAX this acknowledgment back today to Lynn Shuns at fax number 303-281W1348. pan $. NOTE After acknowledgement is ictumed to sender by Weld County, applicant will send a copy tdfbMabrfgf Rdddd n, Mining end Safety,1313 Sherman Street, Room 216, Denver, Colorado, 80203, fax number Is 303M3 -5109' r�'t Ul :V FL-DRMSpawaIReiReq-WeiacoaerkackeIRept-060a094oe 4m2- t2St June 9, 2009 PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT 1111H STREET, P.O. BOX 758 GREELEY, COLORADO 80632 WEBSITE: WWW.CO.WELD.CO.US Weld County Planning Dep8rtnw lONE: (970) 356-4000, EXT. 3750 ,OPEELEY OFFICE FAX: (970) 304-6497 JUN 1l09flfl0 RECE V Division of Reclamation, Mining, and Safety Attention: Eric Scott 1313 Sherman St Room 215 Denver, CO 80203 Re: Bond Release for Fort Lupton Sand & Gravel — Golden Phase Only Dear Mr. Scott, In a letter dated May 4 and received by the Weld County Clerk to the Board on May 18, 2009, L.G. Everist asked that the bond be released on the Golden Phase of the Fort Lupton Sand & Gravel Pit. The pit's reclamation plan calls for the site to be reclaimed to water storage reservoirs. Weld County Public Works understands that L.G. Everist is in the process of selling the water storage reservoirs to the City of Aurora. It should be noted that the mined area is located within the floodplain and floodway of the South Platte River. As such, L.G. Everist and the City of Aurora must ensure that the reclaimed status of the gravel pits are in compliance with FEMA's NFIP, the State -of Colorado, and Weld County floodplain regulations. FEMA's Flood Insurance Rate Map (FIRM) Panel number 080266-0855C, dated September 28, 1982 shows the mined area as Zone A meaning that the floodplain boundaries are approximate and no base flood elevations (BFE) have been determined; and further, the floodway has been mapped. As described in FEMA document number 480, Floodplain Management Requirements, if no BFEs have been established or no floodway has been mapped the entire floodplain must be considered to be floodway until a detailed study delineates where the floodway is located and a BFE is determined. Weld County Flood Hazard Development Permit number 355 was issued for the gravel pit. The FHDP allows L.G. Everist to place fill in the floodplain as part of the mining activity because the fill material is considered temporary. However, it does not allow for the placement of permanent fill in the floodplain. Weld County understands that several berms placed around the perimeter of the mine site during mining will be left after the site is reclaimed. Floodplain regulations for FEMA and Weld County prohibit the placement of permanent fill in the floodplain and floodway unless it has been demonstrated that the fill does not cause an impact on surrounding properties and will be erosional stable during a flood. The regulations require that prior to the placement of fill in the floodway, a detailed study must be performed to show what impact the fill will have on the floodplain and floodway. Furthermore, since the placement of the fill will likely alter the boundaries of the floodplain, a letter of map Page 1 of 2 June 9, 2009 M:PLANNING— DEVELOPMENT REVIEIMUSR-Use by Special ReviewVWmUSR-1255.LG Everist Bond Release Draft Letter OS-09-09.doc - revision (LOMR) must be submitted to FEMA for review and acceptance. To date, L.G. Everist and the City of Aurora have not submitted a LOMR to Weld County or to FEMA. Therefore, they are not in compliance with Federal, State, and Local floodplain regulations. The gravel pit is also covered under Amended Use by Special Review Permit number AmUSR-1255. L.G. Everist and the City of Aurora have not yet amended the permit to include the water storage reservoirs that will exist after mining is finished. Weld County is aware that the berms around the Fort Lupton Sand & Gravel site have likely pushed floodwaters off onto adjacent properties. As DRMS is aware, there are Weld County residents who have been complaining that those berms have been causing their properties located east of the site to be flooded more frequently. Weld County objects to the release of the reclamation bond for this area because L.G. Everist has not provided an approved LOMR as required by the federal, state, and local floodplain regulations. They have not amended their FHDP for the reclaimed uses. They have not adequately demonstrated that they are not pushing floodwaters off onto surrounding landowners. They have not amended their County permits to be in compliance with Weld County Code. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me at 970-304-6496 x 3741. Sincerely, Clay Kimmi, P.E., C.F.M. Weld County Public Works Drainage and Floodplain Engineer Original: Eric Scott, Division of Mining, Reclamation, and Saftey CC: Lynn Schultz, L.G. Everist Kim Ogle, Weld County Planning Services Kevin Hauck, Colorado Water Conservation Board FHDP-355 AmUSR-1255 Page 2 of 2 June 9, 2009 MIPLANNING — DEVELOPMENT REVIENAUSR-Use by Special RevievMmUSR-1255\LG Everist Bond Release Draft Letter 06.09-09.doc L _.. •_..:ar.:c:c_;;;_rrr�� ;r ..�,..,._.:.,.•..� ....-...- ...tea. 11. ti kmel PIPEMAMAS DIERATIO125 AREA SWINGLE NORTH RESERVOIR ff 1r r f +, w j. FORT LUPTON WEST RESERVOIR II pMf pP LGi111OR i5 HILL -E ER-OAKLET RESERVOIR w'I'. I f g •1- r 1 1070' COL ANOEAS AL5ALIOHB J pp Pk.� ,T OP91R704sABG 1 PAR -PANOWLCZ1. 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Ulf AVED ROAD TOPOSP.APNICAL CONTOUR ._1 PROM re INDEX CONTOUR .5011e WATER PROPOSED INDEX CONTOUR BELOW WATER --- PROPOSED INTERMEDIATE CONrOLM ABOVE WATER PROPOSES INTERMEDIATE CODOAOUR BELOW WATER URINAL PERMIT BOUNDARY �.. .. - AMENDED PERMIT BOUNDARY CULVERT - ' oSERNEAD UTILITY [ - ------ TEL EPNONE LINE -- - DM LINE FIBER OPTIC CABLE &AB/OIL F] 0 EXESTINS YESETATION OILIGAS WELL EXIST:NS STRULTLRE LIMIT OF EMANATION BACOPILL AREA (SEE SEED MIX TAKES.) PLANTED COTTONWOOD TREES 1}RAPIIIC SCALP ) 1 hob.. WO 1L REHAB LNDB11TE SUMMON N OR NAME DATE TITLE EXHIBIT F: RECLAMATION PLAN MAP, TR-02 DECEMBER 2007 Ni BANCS AND GESSO, U.4 780PIIt050ST.11EDavin aim.= ram MI cm)2744277 Li, MOST, INC, TSO E.EBTXAYESUITE 200 ANDERSON, e-0 01140 (201)12.74501 FORT LUPTON SIANO AND GRAVEL ACNE AGLh a PPEMACT ANA -1999- I20 AMENIVAENT W o molt 60 IM RE, DATE SCALE 01012.250 SY 44Y0'AN1 -IREY satrr 9120/04 1'4001 OAF aI ;I et TEMPORARY BERM (SEE NOTE 11) A SEE NORTHWEST PARKER-PANO WICZ PIT DETAIL A ALIA UTILIZE EXISTING CANOPY FOR SCREENING (SEE NOTE 7) I.ac.Lr;004 ..- ADJACENT LAND USE: AGRICULTURE AND bMG PERMITTED a' ND AND GRAVEL MINA._' PLAN view Mug NNW ! AfCFSSE FD -R70 MIME SNJE FLDUSE FL4TCIEIMP _ _ • - we: X PLO . AAA, _ LOG INN 1 II 1 A A?CI SEE NORTHEAST PARKER-PANO WILL PIT DETAIL ndTIAL RANT LDDITTON A A APLJi A IL AmU5R - 1255 RO 4111 • SEE NORTHEAST ` ,• LU L l HILL-EBER- DETAIL e ; ,. PIT DETTAILIL I 1 T MPORARY SEEMS (SEE NOTE 11) .I 1ef GRAPHIC SCALE (>K Vas) 1 Se41 . 000 it •4 I / I is 1 • f'P. r, %7' rIt.." t,f, /f/': a,..^..^..-..^ "1-" ^„."- ••••• �..• PLANT SCHEDULE 4YMLCL rYYR KW 41Y 101 AMC NMM 4'J.IM+I PUMP aril CONCIT1dJ - ft � �f (1‘,:—.....:71. Urgebeetdumn Tree SD 6 bymneeladle Clete K.Ieudry Gatemamp L-Iii-cd 6 66 CO d L.Dlr 0.c:dm, At Gannon NPeRberry 1-62'tel Calner onh I. smell Deelda. Tree I1 11 Cref.9 erne -gob e.cwpur HdMhIrne ,s CantelnerlB6➢(clumF) e D.eldoene 6hri6 - LA 14 Lerendule Lumt,4aYa tern&: ML Cued.er re ]i T..,y.vnTrftpss An rleed PLrn a7 Ca.Lalew ' Large Ea.,gre.l Tree FP 14 Piave pan der Pea Pmee,ee.Pnu B' Gee de crime 5meII Evergreen ha SS 19 J,IN IrW+.tnPGlrr.yn'AW5dlvd' FRocky Meunlan J.i}v I' I:alhelner F Et AL NOTES: INTENT OPMRS RAN THESPIANAIMDIFIEOANDAPPENDSTHEORISAIALLANDSCAPEANDSLDEEtM16PLANFOR USA -1273 ADIS ;OEMS TO MITIGATE OFF -SITE Yam AND NOISE IMPACTS MINE THE OPERATION OF T1E MIDI SPECIAL REVIEW MID PROVIDES FEE LANDSCAPE TREATME#ITS SUCH AS VEGETATION AND IERMS, THIS PLAN ADDRESSES OPAAATIINS ODNDCRONS AND IMPACTS; RECLAMATION'S ADDRESSED WITHIN THE DIVt5TON OF MIH61ALSAND ;FOLDSY AME,DMSAT APPLICAEON FOR THIS SITE, 2, EASEMENTS SHALL BE MAEiTAINEb FOR ALL ACTIVE OA. AND OAS ACTIVITIES, UTILITIES, AND SNARED ACCESS. B, SOU. PRA WITHIN UNTO:* ZONES DEMARCATEO ON THIS MAN, LIVE PLANT MATERIALS SHALL BE NAM IN A PLANTAR MEWS op SUITABLE TOPSOIL AND MANIC MATSRTAL, THE USE OF COMPOSTED ORMAN¢TS IN THESE PLANTING ZONES IS RFCOMMEHDEO AT A BATE OF NO LESS WAN 3 CUBIC YARN PER NCO SQUARE FEET 4, FINCH& ZF REQUITER, PENODIG SHALL BE EAEC'TED DURDNE:NI MDONG OP9ATION IN CONFORMITY WITH COLORADO bMSICN OF MDJERALS AND GEOLOGY APB WEIR ODuhTY levEREMENTs. I PHASANCe THE OPERATOR MENLO THIS SCREENING AND BUFPERITTO MAN TOSE WITH THE SEVERAL PLAN OP USA MBE, AS AMENDED, 114E OPERATOR WE.L INSTALL SOMME AND BUFFERING MATERIALS PRIOR TO AND DURING OPERATIONS IN A GIVEN AREA. EARTHWORK AND OTHER TEMPORARY MATIG ALS MAY BE PHASED IN AND OUT ATLOCATIONS NOT BENS ACTIVLEY CORNED. I LOCATIONS OPPROPOSED MATRTLIAL5 ARE BU5SECTTO FIELD AWUSTMENTS AS RSQTI01ED TO MOM IMP ACTS TO UNDERGROUND AND OVERHEAD UTILITIES AND DATEATIONPACILITIES. PLANTING NOTES: I1 ALL SEED MINES FOR TEMPORARY BERMS SW, BE PLANTED MIME EEQ.NMTION PLAN) WITH SUITABLE (RASSEs,1N01IDDNB WESTERN WIEATGRA55, SLENDER WHEATGRASS OR EQUIVALENT NATIVE GRASSES AS PER AVALLTBIf.TTY AN) SHALL 6E PUNTED AS A SINGLE SPECIES OA A MEMO RATE OF NO LESS THAN 6 L ISRME LIVE SEI DIET ACRE AS PSI DMB P5AMTT, 3EE OMSPERMIT Fall DETAILS ON WATERS EDGE. L. PU4NT SPECIES, AS SPECIFIED IN THE P( ANTSREDULE,$AALL If 434-INIPMNE SPECIES AVAILABLE AS WSSERY SOLI IN HEALTHY COPEOTION, SPECIES APE SUEMISIED FORSIAPE1mM AND BUFF N6 EFFECT SUISTINHONs OF EQ40YALSlT PLANT MATERIAL SHALLRE ALLOWED SO LONG AS PROPOSED SUBSTITUTES AMPS THE DESLREO EFFECTANO ARE APPROPRIATENDN•INYASIVE NURSERY STOCK MSS ?AM, CPA) LR9AY£D RCA) Or-CH/WATERWAY PERMIT BOLJNbARY �- ....__ OVERHCAD LJrIIITY GAS LINE TELEPHONE LINE FIRER OPTIC CABLE FENCE OIL/6A5 WELL TOPOGRAPHIC CONTOUR Ug5T1N6 VEGETATION ECIaTIN6 ETRIrNRE LIMIT OF EXCAVATION PROPOSED SCR1II,OM1SRERM (MET ATEO) 7, TREES AT SIZE PERIMETER: DIST: Ni TREES LOCATED OUTSIDE OFAIDGNB BOUNDARIES WILL 1E MAINNINED, TONE EXTENT FEASIBLE, IN ACCORDANCE WITH THIS USE BY SPECIAL MEW. B. MAI TENANCEI T1$ OPERATOR SHALL CONTROL NOI00U5 WEEDS DO ACCORDANCE WITH CHAPTER LD OF THE WELD COUNTY CODE MAINTENANCE WALNUDE APPROPRIATEFUSINTAMEMEAS(SIES,AS:DENT=547EUSNAPPLICATION. 9, TOPOGRAPHICAL CONTOURS TAPS FROM USES FORTLUPTON COLORADO It QUADRANBLE 1DSIGNM IENTRYKENSONWELD000NTYRD,LSSHALLREPOSTEDINTHEUSEBYSPECIALREVIEWAREADIACLIORDAN(EWITHCOUNTY,STATEAND FEDERALREQUIREMENTS. 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