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Maximum anticipated depth : 48 feet <br /> 16 . Mining Method : Run-of-mine material will be removed by <br /> either conventional tractor/scraper , or by pumping as a slurry <br /> from a floating pump station . It is delivered to a screening <br /> plant where sand is separated from clay and silt (minus 200 <br /> mesh) . Cleaned sand will be stockpiled for shipment to an off- <br /> site processing facility . Figure 3 shows the area to be <br /> excavated and the designated stockpile locations <br /> 17 . If processing of mined materials is to be conducted <br /> at or adjacent to the site, describe briefly the nature of <br /> the processing and explain disposal method of tailings or <br /> waste from processing: <br /> Only a cursory washing process of the mined material will occur <br /> on the site to remove the fine clay and silt . The process will <br /> involve only the passing of all material over a screen in a <br /> water slurry . Water and the fine materials will be piped to <br /> ponds where the solids will settle . Water will be recycled <br /> back to the screen plant . Sand will be stockpiled for shipment <br /> and subsequent processing at an unrelated facility . <br /> Waste materials produced from the processing operation are <br /> limited to the clays and fine silts suspended in the process <br /> water . Process water is recycled back through a series of <br /> recycling/settling ponds, where clays and fine silts settle <br /> out . The water is recycled and used as process water for the <br /> plant . <br /> Some of the clays and fine silts are removed from the settling <br /> ponds periodically and stockpiled on site for drying . This <br /> material may be sold or used for reclamation purposes such as <br /> leveling, construction of water management structures , or as <br /> plant growth material for revegetation . Clay and silt will <br /> also used as a liner material in the final pond during the <br /> reclamation program . <br /> Landmark Lathrop Group, LLC <br /> - <br /> 5 - February 3 , 2000 <br />