W C Fore Trucking mc, Sadler Road Pit

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ENSEARCH Agency Interest Details
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19975 Mining and Solid
Waste
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Harrison
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Physical Address (Primary)
Mailing Address
Sadler Road Pit
Saucier, MS 39574
P0 Box 3058
Gulfport, MS 39505
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(228) 863-1314
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W C Fore Trucking mc, Sad
ler Road
Pit
Staff to Al Assignments
Name
Assignment
Warden, Billy
Permitting, Branch Manager
Williams, Ross
Permitting, Coverage Writer
Related People
Name
Relationship
Start Date
Fore, W.
Is Application Signatory for
10/27/2004
Fore, W.
Is General Permit Contact For
10/27/2004
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MISSISSIPPQEPARTMENT OF ENVIRO?CENTA
L QUALITY
OFFICE OF GEOLOGY MINING AND RECLAMATION
DIVISION
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INSPECTION REPORT
ijerator:
W. C. Fore, LLC
Copy to Operator:
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Application/Permit #:
P05-010
Inspected By:
Ron Porter
Location of Operation:
E 1/2 of SE 1/4 of Section 13, Township 5 South, Range 12 West,
Harrison County, Mississippi
Mining Status:
Inactive
Within Permit Limits?
Yes
Acres:
44
Inspection Type:
Annual
Date:
02-23-2009
“Sadler Road Mine” Al# 19975
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Mining Without Permit?
‘Iining Within 300 Feet
Occupied Dwelling?
Mining Within 100 Feet
of Right of Way?
Identification Sign:
Absent
iIonitor or Location Marker:
Absent
Water Control:
Adequate
ediment Pond:
Adequate
ediment Runoff:
Not Excessive
Dam(s) to Pond(s) Present:
Appear Adequate
ECLAMATION
lrogress:
Adequate
Plan Filed:
Pond with 3 to 1 erassed slopes
Ian Implemented:
NA--- The operator has not started minine.
tebris Disposal:
Proper
lopes:
natural Horizontal to
lope Condition:
Jfle
Scheduled to be completed in December of 2010
Vertical
Pine forest
Vegetative Cover:
[Comments:
.
RStatus:
BR Recommendation:
The operator is required to post & maintain a permit sign and
location markers along the
permit boundary for the life of the permit, which is until final
bond release. The operator
shall maintain all best management practices (BMPs) as require
d in the NPDES Mining
General Permit
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1- Old Hwy 49 entrance
2- Sadler Road entrance.
Road
l(llPi
Not to Scale
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W. C. Fore Trucking, Inc. P05-010
“Sadler Rd Pit
Hirrison C
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44.96 Acres
A0223 O9RP
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P05-010
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Storm Water Inspection
March 9, 2009
To:
EthanMayeu
Office of Pollution Control
Compliance & Enforcement Division
From:
Ron Porter
Office of Geology
Mining & Reclamation Division
Re:
W. C. Fore, LLC P05-010 AI# 19975 44.96 Acres
“Sadler Road Mine”
Harrison County
On February 23, 2009, I conducted a storm water inspection on the above
referenced site. Mining has not
started at this time. Some timber harvest has occurred. This site
is to be mined for sand. Vegetation is good.
Storm water associated runoff is not an issue at this time.
A022309RP
P05-010
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MISSISSIPPI DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTA
L QUALITY
OFFICE OF GEOLOGY MINING AND RECLAM
ATION DWISION
INSPECTION REPORT
W. C. Fore, LLC
Copy to
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Operator:
Operator:
Application/Permit #:
P05—010
Inspected By:
Tom Ray
Location of Operation:
E 1/2 of SE 1/4 of Section 13, TownshipS South. Ranee
12 West, Harrison County, Mississippi
Mining Status:
Inactive
Yes
Acres:
Not mined yet
inspection Type:
Annual
Date:
03-12-2005
“Sadler Road Pit”
Mining Without Permit?
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iof Occupied Dwelling?
of Right of Way?
tdentification Sign:
Absent
[Monitor or Location Marker:
Eaj_r
Water Control:
Adequate
Sediment Pond:
Sediment Runoff:
Not Excessive
pam(s) to Pond(s) Present:
{ECLAMATION
Progress:
Adequate
Plan Filed:
3 to 1 arass slopes and a pond
Plan Implemented:
NA---not mined yet
Debris Disposal:
Proper
lopes:
Natural Horizontal to
Slope Condition:
12/10
Vertical
Not mined or cleared yet
Vegetative Cover:
Comments:
BR Status:
BR Recommendation:
The site has not been mined or cleared yet. A haul road
has been built.
permit ID sign. The operator must erect a sign as per
state law.
No bond release to date.
There is no
A
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New haul road
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New haul road
STORM WATER COMMENTS
W. C. Fore Trucking P05-0 10 “Sadler Road
Pit”
Annual Inspection 03-12-08
The
area
appears
not
to
have
been
cleared
or
mined yet. Haul roads have been built. I saw no
storm water concerns this inspection.
TOM RAY, Inspector
FILE COPY
STATE OF MISSISSiPPI
HALEY BARBOUR
GOVERNOR
MISSISSIPPI DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY
Thuy 1). Fis*i, ExEamvE DmaoR
January 18, 2008
CERTIFIED MALL 7006 2760 0001 5665 5750
Mr. W. C. Fore
W. C. Fore Trucking, Inc.,
P0 Box 3058
Gulfport, Mississippi 39505
Dear Mr. Fore:
Re:
W. C. Fore Trucking, Inc., Sadler Road Pit ‘V’
Harrison County
General Mining Stormwater Coverage. No. MSR32 1436
Enclosed is a Certificate of Coverage granting you coverage under the
Mining Storm Water General NPDES
permit, copy enclosed. The Storm Water Mining General Permit was
reissued on October 1, 2007, by the
Permit Board on Environmental Quality. There are several significant
changes in the new permit which are
summarized on the attached addendum. This is a summary and does
not negate the need for the coverage
recipient to carefully read and be familiar with the permit and its condit
ions. In addition, several forms that
were part of the previous permit and required for submittals and recordkeepin
g, are now enclosed in a separate
document called the “Mining General Permit Forms Package.”
The submitted Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP) appears
to meet permit requirements and will
be further reviewed during compliance inspections.
This permit coverage is issued in accordance with the provisions of the
Mississippi Air and Water Pollution
Control Law (Sections 49-17-1, et seq., Mississippi code of 1972), and
the regulations and standards adopted
and promulgated thereunder and under the authority granted to the Missis
sippi Environmental Quality Permit
Board pursuant to Section 402(b) of the Federal Water Pollution Contro
l Act. Any appeal of this action must
be made within the 30-day period provided for in Section 49-17-29(4)(b)
Mississippi code of 1972.
Sincerely,
Jim Morris, Chief
General Permits Branch
Enclosures
19975 GNP20070001
OFFICE OF POLLUTION CONTROL
Posr OmcE Box 10385
JAcKsoN, Mississii
39289-0385 • TEL: (601) %1-5171
AN EQUAL
O
oimjrr EMPLOYER
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FAX (601) 354-6612
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www.deq.staicm.us
ENTEREDBYRQ
PERMIT BOARD REPORT
Permit Action Form
FEB 12 2fJO
W. C. Fore Trucking, Inc., Sadler Road Pit
Sadler Road
Harrison County
Saucier MS 39574
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Branch Manager: Billy Warden
SIC: 1442
Recommendations
Folder No.
GNP2007000I
Action:
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D
D
D
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Activity Type
Permit No.
Recoverage Mining
Issue
Modification
Transfer
Revoke
DEQ Contact
MSR321436
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0 Reissue
D Name Change
D Deny
Charles Bock
By:
0 Division Chief
DPermit Board
[I Terminate
Programs:
Master File
Program
Water
E
Sub Program
Mining Stormwater
Start Date
08/11/2005
End Date
Delete
D
Marked subprograms should be deleted from the master tile by
the Master File Administrator
Permit Application
Program
Water
Sub Program
Mining Stormwater
Air Use Only:
Start Date
08/1 1/2005
End Date
D Emissions data entered in enSite
D Emissions data prepared using Lotus 1 -2-3 (Attached)
[I Permitting action did not change emissions inventory.
TMDL Use Only:
‘Y’ indicates conformance with published TMDLs, ‘N’ indicates
non-conformance.
Published TMDL
Basis:
FLAG
The applicant has submitted a complete mining stormwater recoverage
form.
Coordination
Comments: The recoverage covers only stormwater discharge associated with mining
.
Relationships
People
Name
W. Fore
Address
P0 Box 3058
City
Gulfport
19975 General Permit GNP20070001
State
MS
Zip
39505
Relationship
Is General
Permit Contact
Name
Address
W. Fore
City
P0 Box 3058
State
Gulfort
MS
Zip
Relationship
For
Is Application
Signatory for
39505
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Adm in istratwe Tasks
Task
Issue Coverage
NOT Received
In-House and Other State Agency Coordination
Completed
Scheduled Date
3/27/2008 12:33:34
PM
12/18/2007 12:33:34
PM
12/19/2007
Completed Date
1 1/30/2007 12:36:31
PM
1/18/2008 2:51:12 PM
Existing Permits
Permit Number
GP-Mining
Geology-Mining-Application
Geology-Mining-Permit
L
Description
MSR32 1436
Al 542
P05010
Requirement Profiles:
Category
ACT
ID
I
Level I
Permit
Shell
19975 General Permit GNP2007000I
Level 2
General
Permit
Level 3
Water
Level 4
Mining
Activity
Level 5
Level 6
Level 7
Level 8
19975 GNP20070001
Coverage No: MSR321436
Date of Coverage: January 18, 2008
Date ofFirst Inspection: July 28, 2008
Date General Permit Expires: September 30, 2012
Chief General Permits Branch
Receiving Stream: Unnamed Tributary of Honey Branch
Harrison County
W. C. Fore Trucking, Inc., Sadler Road Pit
having submitted an acceptable Mining Notice of Intent, is hereby granted
this Certificate of Permit Coverage in
order to discharge storm water in association with the operation of
Gulfport, Mississippi
W. C. Fore Trucking, Inc.
Be it kno
under Mississippi’s Mining Storm Water General NPDES Permit
Certificate ofPermit Coverage
State ofMississippi
Department ofEnvironmental Quality
Office ofPollution Control
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MISSISSIPPI DEPARTMENT OF
ENVIRONMENTAL OJALT
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RE-COVERAGE FORM
MINING STORM WATER, DEWATERING AND NO
DISCHARGEIGENERAL PERMIT
GENERAL PERMIT: MSR32
This coverage number must be completed for the
referenced mining activity or this form will be considered incomplete
and will be returned. The coverage
number can be found at the bottom left corner of your previous
Certificate of Coverage.
L.
The submittal of this form is required to receive coverage
under the reissued Mining Storm Water,
Dewatering and No Discharge General Permit. This form must
be completed and returned to MDEQ at
the address printed at the bottom of this form within 30 days
of the date of the Letter of Instruction for
Re-Coverage.
Please indicate the activities to be covered by this Re-Coverage
Form (check all that apply).
Storm Water Discharges Associated with Mining
Mine Dewatering
Wastewater Recirculation System with No Discharge
The appropriate section of this form must be completed if the
applicant proposes to operate a wastewater
recirculation system with no discharge and/or discharge impou
nded mine water (dewatering).
Facilities that operate wastewater recirculation systems
with no discharge under a valid “No Discharge”
State Operating Permit can check the appropriate box above
to request coverage for these operations
under the Mining Storm Water, Dewatering and No Discha
rge General Permit.
MDEQ will then
terminate the existing “No Discharge” State Operating
Permit and will extend coverage to these
operations for an additional five years (until 2012) under the
Mining Storm Water, Dewatering and No
Discharge General Permit. Facilities discharging mine
dewatering under a valid National Pollutant
Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) Permit can follow the
same procedure to request coverage under
the Mining Storm Water, Dewatering and No Discharge Genera
l Permit.
INFORMATION MUST BE COMPLETED (indicate “N/A”
where not aplicabIe)
APPLICANT INFORMATION
APPLICANT IS THE
OWNER
OPERATOR CONTACT PERSON:
OPERATOR COMPANY NAME:
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STATE:
OPERATOR TELEPHONE NUMBER (INCLUDE AREA CODE
):
OWNER CONTACT PERSON:
OWNER COMPANY:
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OWNER STREET (P.O. BOX):
(Check one or both)
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OPERATOR STREET (P.O. BOX):
OPERATOR CITY:
OPERATOR
F)Y(
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ZIP:
,3)3JL/
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OWNER CITY:___________________
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OWNER TELEPHONE NUMBER (INCLUDE AREA CODE
):
(226
STATE:
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ZIP:
3q5):)
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STORM WATER POLL.J:TION PREVENTION PLAN (SWPPP)
IS A COPY OF THE SWPPP AT THE PERMITTED SITE OR LOCALLY AVAILABL
E?
YES
IS THE SWPPP UP-To-DATE AND EFFECTIVE IN CONTROLLING STORM
WATER POLLUTANTS?
if no, please attach required SWPPP amendments.
ES
NO
COMPLETE IF WASTEWATER RECIRCULATION SYSTEM WITH NO
DISCHARGE COVERAGE IS REQUESTED
IS MINE (;OVERED uNDER VALID “NO DISCHARGE” STATE OPERATING
PERMIT?
PERMIT NO.
YES
NO
MSU
DISTANCE BETWEEN REC1RCULATION POND(S) AND PROPERTY LINE:
(MUST BE AT LEAST 150 FEET)
(FT)
NUMBER OF RECIRCLJLATION POND(S):
STORAGE CAPACITY OF EACH RECIRCULATION POND:
—________
)
3
(FT
__________
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COMPLETE IF MINE DEWATERING COVERAGE IS REQUESTE
D
IS MINE COVERED UNDER VALID NPDES DISCHARGE PERMIT FOR
MINE DEWATERING?
PERMJT NO.
YES
NO
MS
ESTIMATED DEWATERING VOLUME:
(GAL/DAY)
NAME AND ADDRESS OF THE RECIPIENT OF THE DISCHARGE MONITORIN
G REPORTS (DMRs), IF DIFFERENT FROM SIGNATOR
Y:
I certify under penalty of law that this document and all attachm
ents were prepared under my direction or supervision
in accordance
with a system designed to assure that qualified personnel proper
ly gathered and evaluated the information submitted. Based
on my
inquiry of the person or persons who manage the system. or those
persons directly responsible for gathering the information,
the
information submitted is, to the best of my knowledge and belief, true,
accurate and complete. I am aware that there are significant
penalties for submitting false information, including the possibility
of fine and imprisonment for knowing violations
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Authorized Signature’
Ltd C I-rvt
Printed Name
11-12-c:-?
Date
PRsLCü f:Lfr
Title
‘This application shall be signed according to the General Permit, Act
14, T-4 as follows:
For a corporation, by a responsible corporate officer.
For a partnership, by a general partner.
For a sole proprietorship, by the proprietor.
For a municipal, state or other public facility, by either a principal executive
officer, the mayor, or ranking elected official.
Duly Authorized Representative
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Please submit this form to:
Chief, Environmental Permits Division
MDEQ, Office of Pollution Control
P.O. Box 10385
Jackson, Mississippi 39289-0385
MISSISSIPPI DEPTMENT OF ENVIRONME1kL QUALITY
OFFICE OF GkOGY MINING AND RECLAMATIi DWISION
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INSPECTION REPORT
perator:
W. C. Fore, LLC
4pplication/Permit #:
P05-010
Inspected By:
J.Matheny
ocation of Operation:
E 1/2 of SE 1/4 of Section 13, Township S South, Ranee 12 West. Harrison Count’, Mississippi
4ining Status:
Inactive
Copy to Operator:
Acres:
42
Inspection Type:
Annual
Date:
03-07-2007
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1ining Without Permit?
Of Occupied Dwelling?
1ining Within 100 Feet
Right of Way?
No
dentification Sign:
Monitor or Location Marker:
Water Control:
Adequate
ediment Pond:
ediment Runoff:
Not Excessive
lam(s) to Pond(s) Present:
I
ECLAMATION
rogress:
Adeguate
Plan Filed:
3:1 slope erass: pond
Plan Implemented:
NOT YET MINING
Jebris Disposal:
Proper
lopes:
Horizontal to
December. 2010
Vertical
lope Condition:
Stable
Vegetative Cover:
Good
Domments:
The operator is not yet mining at this location. The operator must maintain a permit sign an
boundary markers.
IBR Status:
BR Recommendation:
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
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Gov,uoR
TRUDY D. FISHER, ExEcmivE DIREcToR
March 14,
2007
Mr. W. C. Fore
W. C. Fore, LLC
P. 0. Box 3058
Gulfport, MS 39505
Dear Mr.
Fore:
Enclosed is a copy of the annual inspection report for the area
covered by Surface Mining Permit P05—010 in Harrison County
Mississippi.
The operator is not yet mining at this location.
maintain a permit sign and boundary markers.
The operator must
Sincerely,
7James Matheny
Environmental Scientist
Mining and Reclamation Division
Enclosure
POST OFFICE
Box 20307
OFFICE OF GEOLOGY
39289-1307 • TEL.: (601) 961-5500• FAx: (601) 961-5521
AN EQUAl. OpPoRTuNrry EMPLOYER
• jcKsoN, MISSISSIPPI
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STORM WATER INSPECTION
March 14, 2007
Chris Sanders OPC/ECED
Solid Waste and Mining
RE: Sadler Road Sand Mine
On March 7, 2007 I inspected the Sadler Road Sand Mine (W.C. Fore, LLC
P05-010) in Harrison County. The site has not yet been cleared, nor mined. Vegeta
tion
and drainage remain natural.
James Matheny
EXT 5527
Enclosure
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OFFICE OF GEOfljY MINING AND RECLAMATIO&:)V
ISION
INSPECTION REPORT
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)perator:
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W. C. Fore, LLC
Copy to Operator:
——
LpplicationlPerlnit #:
P05-010
aspected By:
Tom Ray
‘ocation of Operation:
E 112 of SE 1/4 of Section 13, Tosmship 5 South. Ran!e 12 West, Harrison County, Mississippi
lining Status:
Inactive
Vhhin Permit Limits?
Yes
Acres:
Inspection Type:
Annual
Date:
03-01-2006
Site not cleared or mined yet
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lining Without Permit?
4ining WIthin 300 Feet
f Occupied Dwelling?
lining WIthin 100 Feet
f Right of Way?
No
dentification Sign:
Absent
4onltor or Location Marker:
Absent
Vater Control:
Adequate
))At4_9_)f%
,
ediment Pond:
ediment Runoff:
Not Ezeessive
sam(s) to Pond(s) Present:
ECLAMATION
gress:
Adequate
Ian FlIed:
3 to I frass slopes and a pond
Ian Implemented:
area not affected yet.
Iabris Disposal:
Proper
lopes:
Natural Horizontal to
lope Condition:
!je
12110
Vertical
The site has not been cleared or mined yet.
Vegetative Cover:
Dominents:
IR Status:
IR Recommendation:
The site has not been cleared or mined yet.
per state law.
The operator must erect a permit ID sign as
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Area not mined yet.
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STORM WATER COMMENTS
W. C. Fore Trucking P05-010 “Fore Pit” annual inspection
3-1-06
Clearing or mining has not begun on this site yet. I saw no storm
water concerns this inspection.
TOM RAY, Inspector
ENTERED BY
R\T BflAR REPORT
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Permit Action Form
Sadler Road Pit
Harrison County
Saucier, MS 39574
Branch Manager: Billy Warden
SIC: 1442
Recommendations
Folder No.
GNP2005000I
Action:
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Activity Type
MA-Mining
-
Il Issue
D Modification
D Transfer
D Revoke
Permit No.
DEQ Contact
MSR321436
Michelle Vinson
D Reissue
D Name Change
D Deny
By:
0 Division Chief
D Permit Board
D Terminate
Programs:
Master File
Program
Water
Sub Program
Delete
Mining
Stormwater
D
Permit Application
Program
Water
Sub Program
Mining Stormwater
Marked subprograms should be deleted from the master file
by the Master File Administrator
Basis:
The applicant has submitted the appropriate Notice of Intent (NOT’) and required
SWPPP. The information contained in the application is complete, technically
correct and meets the requirements for coverage issuance as established by the
Wastewater Regulations (WPC-1).
Coordination
Comments:
The US Army Corps of Engineers has provided correspondence which
indicates that the project as proposed will not affect wetlands and therefore will
not require a permit from the Corps.
Relationships
People
Name
W. Fore
Address
P0 Box 3058
City
Gulf,ort
State
MS
Zip
39505
W. Fore
P0 Box 3058
Gulfort
MS
39505
rLc
Relationship
Is General
Permit Contact
For
Is Application
Signatory for
Administrative Tasks
Task
Issue Coverage
NOT Received
In-House and Other State Agency Coordination
Completed
NOD(s) to Applicant Issued
Response Received from Al
Notice of Intent, SWPPP, Plans and Specs Reviewed
and Deficiencies Resolved
Request COE wetland determination
Receive response from COE
Final Coverage/Supporting Documents Prepared and
Sent for Signature
Scheduled Date
5/5/05 9:50:35 AM
2/4/05 9:50:35 AM
2/8/05
2/3/05 9:57:36 AM
2/8/05 11:10:21 AM
4/19/05
2/25/05 11: 12:2 6 AM
3/2/05 11:16:22 AM
3/10/05 11:12:37 AM
4/19/05 11:17:14 AM
5/1/05
5/26/05 11:15:48 AM
6/21/05 11:13:12 AM
6/27/05 11:14:49 AM
6/29/05 11: 14:0 1 AM
8/9/05 11:14:09 AM
8/11/05 11: 17:2 1 AM
Completed Date
Existing Permits
Permit Number
Geology-Mining-Application
Description
Al 542
Requirement Profiles:
Category
Al
ID
19975
Level 1
Compliance
Use Only
Level 2
Permits
Level 3
General
Permit
Level 4
Mining
Level 5
Level 6
Level 7
Level 8
State ofMississippi
Be it known
Harrison County
hief General Permits Branch
Receiving Stream: Unnamed tributary to Honey Branch
having submitted an acceptable Mining Notice of Intent, is hereby granted this Certificate of Permit Coverage in
order to discharge storm water associated with the mining of
Date of Coverage: August 11, 2005
Date Coverage Expires: November 9, 1997
19975 GNP20050001
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HALEY BARB0UR
GovEToR
ChARlEs H. CHIs0LM, ExEcuTTvE DIREcToR
August 11,
2005
CERTIFIED MAlL 7004 2510 0004 6737 1614
Mr. W. C. Fore
P0 Box 3058
Gulfjort, Mississippi 39505
Dear Mr. Fore:
Re:
Harrison County
General Mining Stormwater Coverage. No.
MSR32 1436
Enclosed is a Certificate of Coverage granting you coverage under the Mining Storm Water General
NPDES permit, copy enclosed. Your Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP) appears to
meet permit requirements and will be further reviewed during our compliance inspection. The last
page of the permit is an inspection form that should be copied and used for the semiannual
inspection.
This permit coverage is issued in accordance with the provisions of the Mississippi Air and Water
Pollution Control Law (Sections 49-17-1, et seq., Mississippi code of 1972), and the regulations and
standards adopted and promulgated thereunder and under the authority granted to the Mississippi
Environmental Quality Permit Board pursuant to Section 402(b) of the Federal Water Pollution
Control Act. Any appeal of this action must be made within the 30-day period provided for in
Section 49-17-29(4)(b) Mississippi code of 1972.
Sincerely,
Jim Morris, Chief
General Permits Branch
Enclosures
POST OFFICE Box 10385
.
JACKSON, MISSISsIPPI 39289-0385 • TEL, (601) 961-5171 • FAX: (601) 354-6612. www.deq.state.ms.us
AN EQUAL OppoRTJ1TY EMPLOYER
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Date of Coverage: August 11, 2005
Dote Coverage Expires: November 9, 1997
Chief General Permits Branch
Receiving Stream: Unnamed tributary to Honey Branch
Harrison County
having submitted an acceptable Mining Notice of Intent, is hereby granted this Certifi
cate of Permit Coverage in
order to discharge storm water associated with the mining of
Be it known
State ofMississippi
Mississippi Department of Environmental Quality
Environmental Permits Division
Project Awareness Checklist
The primaa’y purpose of this checklist is to allow early identification of “big picture” items that
could affect EPD’s permitting decisions. The checklist will be filled out by the permit mana ger
with input from the permit applicant as needed. Many of the questions will be answered after the
pre-application meeting. The applicable portions of the checklist should be filled out prior to
developing the draft permit. The checklist should be attached to the permit action form (PAF).
This checklist does not establish or affect legal rights or obligations. This checklist does not
establish or affect procedural requirements for the development or issuance of permits. MDEQ
is under no obligation to complete any or all of this checklist.
References to web sites or other sources external to MDEQ are intended for informational
purposes only and do not imply any official MDEQ endorsement o1 or responsibility for, the
opinions, ideas, reliability, data or products presented at those locations, or guarantee the
validity of the information provided.
Name of facility
AI#
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Permit type
I?I Issuance
U Reissuance without Modification
E! Routine
D Modification
U Reissuance with Modification
U Priority
Critical path
U Air
0 Water
U Hazardous Waste
Notes/Comments
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Performance Pact Project Awareness Checklist
C Solid Waste
A. Air
Section Not Applicable 0
a)
Q
C C C
Al.
Is the facility located in an area that may become a non-attainment area
when the new NAAQS are implemented? PM2.5
C C C
A2.
Is this facility a significant minor source as defined by APC-S-2, Section
I.B.2 l?
C C C
Al
Will this facility generate dust, fumes, gases, mist, odorous matter, vapors,
or any combination thereof, such as to cause a nuisance to property from
which it originated? (APC-S-1, Section 3.3)
C C C
A4.
Is this project subject to any of the following regulations?
• New Source Performance Standards (NSPS) (40 CFR Part 60)
• National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants (NESHAP)
(40 CFR Parts 61 and )
• Compliance Assurance Monitoring (CAM) (40 CFR Part 64)
• Prevention of Significant Deterioration (PSD) (40 CFR Part 52)
• Acid Rain Program (40 CFR Part 72)
• Chemical Accident Prevention Provisions (40 CFR Part 68)
C C C
A5.
Does this facility fall into one of the 28 listed source categories? (40 CFR
C C C
A6.
Is this facility located within 200 km of any Class I area? (40 CFR 52)
• Will there be construction or air emissions near a nationallstate forest
or national!
park or other recreational area? C Yes / CNo / DNA
C C C
A7.
Will any air discharges have an impact on water quality?
B. Hazardous Waste
C C C
B 1.
Is
•
•
•
C C C
B2.
Is the site a brownfield site?
• Check with Groundwater Assessment and Remediation Division
Brownfields Branch.
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this a hazardous waste TSD project?
Typically these projects have opposition.
Is there off-site contamination? DYes / CNo / DNA
Are “bad boy” and financial capability reviews necessary?
DYes / DNo / DNA
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2
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C C C
B3.
Check with Groundwater Assessment and Remediation Division
Uncontrolled Sites Branch.
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Are there universal waste considerations? (Examples: used oil, car
batteries, fluorescent tubes.)
C. Solid Waste
C C C
Cl.
Is this a new or existing solid waste management facility?
• These projects may have opposition.
• Does the existing facility (or other facilities owned or operated by the
applicant) have a history of non-compliance? DYes / DNo / DNA
• Has a disclosure statement been filed? DYes / DNo / DNA
• Is the application a result of enforcement action by ECED?
DYes / DNo / DNA
C C C
C2.
Will solid waste be sent to a third-party landfill?
• Contact the landfill owner to verify that the landfill can and will accept
the waste.
• Does the County Solid Waste Management Plan need to be modified?
DYes/DNo/DNA
D. Water
Section Not Applicable D
C 0 C
Dl.
Will the facility discharge wastewater to a third-party wastewater
treatment plant (WWTP)?
• Is the WWTP willing and able to accept the discharge?
DYes/DNo/DNA
• Is a pretreatment permit needed? DYes / DNo / DNA
C 0 C
D2.
Review Permit Board Policy on Suitable Points to Discharge Treated
Wastewaters, January 2002 for acceptable locations of new discharges.
(The document is located in the Knowledge Center.)
• Specific locations where wastewater discharges are prohibited or are
strongly discouraged include:
• Ross Bamett Reservoir and surrounding drainage basin
• Old Run Tombigbee River north of Fulton
• Pickwick Lake
• Mississippi Sound (including the coastal waters)
• Okatoma Creek
• Wolf Creek
• Red Creek
• Black Creek (located south of Hattiesburg)
• Typically, lakes, reservoirs, bayous, ponds or other confined, low
flushing waterbodies, and drainage ways leading to them, are not
suitable points of discharge.
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•
Has the permit manager or the Regional Office done an inspection to
determine whether the discharge location is suitable to receive
discharged wastewater? DYes / DNo / DNA
Contact Surface Water Division if unsuitable locations are proposed.
D IZ C
D3.
Is the water body on the 303(d) list for parameters of concern?
• Check with the Water Quality Assessment Branch for 303(d) listing.
• Consider alternative receiving streams/locations or no-discharge
systems.
• Refer to NPDES Permit Issuance Process for Facilities Discharging to
303(d) Listed Waters, January 1999
C 0 C
D4.
Has a TMDL been developed for the receiving stream?
• See http ://www.deq.state.ms.us/newweb/swhome.nsflpages/
WDivisionl$file/tmd3.html, or check with the Water Quality
Assessment Branch.
• Does the TMDL propose limitations on the discharge?
DYes / DNo / DNA
0 0 C
D5.
Will the project impact wetlands or other waters of the United States?
• Check with WQMB for requirements for 404 permit or 401 Water
Quality Certification Hydric soils are present, directed to contact COE
• Are there any issues with the Surface Water Division?
DYes/ONo/DNA
C 0 C
D6.
Is an antidegradation package required?
• For POTWs, required for new major discharges (?:1 mgd) or for
increases in discharges from majors. (This may change when WQMB
issues guidance in the future.)
• For industrial, follow the “Antidegradation Policy Review Checklist.”
• The package must be sent to EPA along with the draft permit.
C 0 C
D7.
Is the stream classified for shellfish harvesting, drinking water supply, or
recreation?
• See State of Mississippi Water Oualitv Criteria for Intrastate, Interstate
and Coastal Waters, November 16, 1995 for a list, or check with
WQAB/Standards. (The document is located in the Knowledge
Center.)
• Discharge is discouraged. Consider alternative receiving
streams/locations or no-discharge systems.
• Have water supply intake distances been evaluated?
DYes/CNo/CNA
C 0 C
D8.
Is the stream actually used for recreation, even if the classification is fish
and wildlife?
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•
Check with WQAB/Standards, Regional Offices, Mississippi
Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks, and Mississippi Forestry
Commission.
• Have distances of actual water contact activity been evaluated?
DYes/DNo/DNA
U 0 U
D9.
Is the receiving stream classified as an ephemeral stream?
• Check with WQAB/Standards
• Alternate discharge points or no-discharge systems must be
investigated before this stream is considered.
U 0 U
Dl 0.
Will the project violate water buffer zone requirements?
• How is the surrounding area zoned?
• Will there be a discharge near a state forest or park or other
recreational area? DYes / UNo / DNA
U 0 U
Dli.
Has the stream been proposed for inclusion in the State Scenic Streams
Stewardship Program (Section 51-4 et seq., Mississippi Code)?
• As of March 12, 2003, the streams include
a Chunky Creek in Newton County from the confluence of Chunky
Creek and Tallasher Creek.
• Chunky River in Newton, Lauderdale and Clarke Counties to the
junction with the Chickasawhay River in Clarke County.
• Magee’s Creek in Walthall County from the confluence of Varnell
Creek to the Bogue Chitto River.
• Tangipahoa River in Pike County beginning at U.S. Highway 51
and extending to the Mississippi-Louisiana state line.
• Wolf River in Pearl River, Hancock, Stone and Harrison Counties
from Highway 26 in Pearl River County to the Bay of St. Louis in
Harrison County.
U 0 U
D12.
Will the facility obtain water from an existing Public Water System
(PWS)?
• Does the PWS have adequate capacity? DYes / UNo / DNA
Contact MSDHlDivision of Water Supply if needed.
• Check with OLWR if the water use will be 300,000 gpd or if the
PWS will need a permit modification.
U 0 U
Dl 3.
Will the facility use surface water or build a dam?
• Check with OLWR for permit requirements.
• Check with WQMB for requirements regarding intake structures or
wetlands issues.
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C Ll C
D14.
Will the facility use groundwater?
• Check with OLWR for permit requirements.
E. SARA Title III (EPCRA) Reporting
Section Not Applicable El
C C C
El.
Will the facility meet the reporting criteria of EPCRA Section 313 by
man-hour requirement, SIC code or reportable quantity over a certain
threshold?
C C C
E2.
In response to the requirements of EPCRA Section 304 has the facility
determined if there are “Extremely Hazardous Substances (EHS)” or
CERCLA Substances onsite in excess of their respective reportable
quantities?
C C C
E3.
Does the facility store onsite an EHS in excess of its respective “Threshold
Planning Ouantity?” If so then the reporting requirements of EPCRA
Section 311 and 312 must be followed.
F. Other
C C C
Section Not Applicable D
F 1.
List all existing permits and their expiration dates:
Permit Number
Geology-MiningApplication
•
Description
Al 542
Expiration
Are permit applications in-house for all permits that have expired or
will expire in S 180 days? DYes / DNo / DNA
If no, will the current permitting action proceed?
DYes/DNo/DNA
Permit Activity
Last Permit
Expired Task
Last App
Received Task
C 0 C
F2.
Are all fees (e.g., Title V), fines, andlor compliance with CEQ orders
current?
• Check enSite for actions on or after October 1, 2001. Check with
ECED for earlier actions.
• Check with Mona Varner for fees.
C 0 C
F3.
Check complaints database and compliance history.
• Check enSite for actions on or after October 1, 2001. Check with
ECED for earlier actions.
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•
What is the nature of the historical compliance problems (if
applicable)?
• Are there any pending agreed orders? DYes / DNo / DNA
D I?J D
D
D
F4.
F5.
Are there EJ considerations?
• Review demographic maps and per capita income information.
• Does the area around the site appear to be a low-income or minority
area?
DYes/DNo/DNA
• Is there a significant amount of industrial activity? DYes / DNo / D
NA
• Are there indications that there is a significant population of nonEnglish-speaking people near the site? DYes / DNo / DNA
• Are we aware of any variances or violations in local zoning?
DYes/DNo/DNA
• Are there quality of life issues? DYes / DNo / DNA
• Contact the EJ coordinator if there appear to be EJ concerns.
• Determine what kind of additional public information activities need
to be done.
Has it been determined that there is public interest in this project?
• Is there organized public opposition? DYes / DNo / DNA
• Who is the opposition?
•
Has there been media coverage or the possibility of media coverage?
DYes / DNo / DNA
• Are there regulation changes on the horizon that would result in more
stringent requirements for the project? DYes / DNo / DNA
• Are there actual, potential, or alleged human health or environmental
impacts? DYes / DNo / DNA
If yes, explain.
D 0 D
F6.
Are there cumulative impact issues?
• Is there a concentration of emissions in the area?
DYes/DNo/DNA
• Research by reviewing files, etc. for effects of past projects, the effects
of current projects, and the effects of probable future projects. It
includes the effects of other projects which interact with this project
and, together, are considerable.
• Is GIS information available? DYes / DNo / DNA
Has it been used? DYes / DNo / DNA
D 0 D
F7.
Is the Mississippi Development Authority (MDA) interested?
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Is the proposed project in an economically underdeveloped area of the
state? DYes / DNo / DNA
• Is the project receiving CDBG (Community Development Block
Grant) funding? DYes / DNo / DNA
CDBG funding is given for projects in low-to-moderate income areas
and thus indicates the possibility of EJ considerations.
0 0 0
F8.
Will this project have the potential to impact threatened and endangered
species? Pesticide limitations for endangered species link. NPDES link.
http:Ilendangered.fws.gov/
•
Contact WQAB for a list of species.
0 0 0
F9.
Will this project have the potential to impact archeological and cultural
resources?
• Has the Mississippi Department of Archives and History been
contacted? DYes / DNo / DNA
0 0 0
FlO.
Is this facility located in a politically sensitive area?
0 0 0
F 11.
Will this facility have a significant economic impact on the area?
0 0 0
F12.
Does this project involve other state or federal agencies, and if so, in what
way?
Office of Geology, Surface Mining Permit, Harrison County conditional
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use permit.
0 0 0
F13.
Is the project (or company or location, etc.) listed in the Heightened
Awareness Projects database (located in Lotus Notes)?
DYes / DNo / DNA
If yes, get in touch with the listed contact person.
0 0 0
F14.
Review “Enclosure B: EPAJState Review and Oversight Tools for NPDES
Permits” to determine if any additional information needs to be gathered.
O 0 0
F 15.
Is there anything else that might slow down the permitting decision or
change any permit conditions? (Industrial Sector Notebooks) If yes,
describe.
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MISSISSIPPI DEPARTMENT OF
ARDNMENTALOUALJTY
MINING NOTICE OF INTENT (MNOT)
FOR COVERAGE UNDER MINiNG STORM WATER
GENERAL NPDES PERMIT MSR32
Ii
(Number to he assigned by State)
a4
File at least 30 days prior to the commencement of mining;
15 days if a Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan
(SWPPP) is already on file. Lateral expansion of an existing
mine that has storm water permit coverage does
not require submittal of a new MNOI however, modifica
tion of the existing SWPPP to include the expansion is
required. Also, according to 40 CFR 122.26 (b) (14) (iii), mining
contaminated by contact with any overburden, raw material, operations that do not discharge storm water
intermediate products, finished products,
byproducts or waste products shall not be required
to file a MNOL
IS APPLICANT THE bPERATOR OR OWNERfr (Circle
one or both)
OPERATOR CONTACT PERSON:. W. C..Fore
)PERATOR COMPANY NAME:
.
W. C. Fore. LLC.
OPERATOR STREET (P.O. BOX):. P. 0. Box 3058
OPERATOR CiTY:.
Gulfoort
STATE:.
OPERATOR TELEPHONE NUMBER (INCLUDE AREA
CODE):.
MS
ZIP:.__395(’
(228) 8634314
(List owner if different than operator)
OWNER CONTACT PERSON:.
Same as Above
OWNER COMPANY:.
OWNER STREET (P.O. BOX):.
OWNER CITY:
.
STATE:.
ZIP:._____
OWNER TELEPHONE NVMBER (INCLUDE AREA COD
E):.
(Mine information)
NAME OF MiNE:
.
Sadler Road PIt
STREET ADDRESS OR NEAREST NAMED ROAD:.
lINE LOCATION: CITY:.
Sadler Road
COUNTY:. Harrison
____________________
_________
(Mine information continued)
see attached sheet
1/4 OF.
1/4 OF SECTION.
1.3
,TOWNSHIP. 5 South
.,
RANGE. 12 West
ATTACH A USGS QUAD MAP OUTLINING MINE LOCATION
(Maps can be obtained from the Mississippi Office of Geology. For information
call 601-961-5523).
RECEIVING STREAM:.
Unnamed Tributaries Flowing into Honey Branch
STANDARD INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION (SiC) CODE:
MATERIAL TO BE MINED:.
1442
Sand
TOTAL ACREAGE (If modification, give original acreage, expanded acreage and total
acreage):,
DOES THIS MINE NEED A CORPS OF ENGINEERS WETLANDS (Sec. 404) PERM
fl?.
WILL HYDRAULIC DREDGING BE USED? (Y/N).
LIST ANY: NPDES PERMIT NO..
No
N/A
GEOLOGY PERMIT APPUCATION NO..
44.96 cres
No
WASHiNG OF SAND/GRAVEL? (Y/N). No
STATE OPERATING PERMIT NO..
N/A
GEOLOGY PERMIT NO..
N/A
N/A
HAS A “NOTICE OF EXEMPT OPERATIONS” BEEN FILED WITH GEOLOGY?
(YIN).
No
A Geology “Notice of Exempt Operations” or “Notice of Intent to Mine Class I or Class
LI Materials” must be filed before
coverage will be granted under the mining storm water NPDES permit. For information
on Office of Geology
requirements call 601-961-5515.
ESTIMATED START DATE:.
2/2005
END DATE:.
1,2/2011
ATTACH A STORM WATER POLLUTION PREVENTION PLAN (SEE PERMIT FOR
REQUIREMENTS)
IDENTIFY THE ASSOCIATION OR GENERIC SWPPP PREVIOUSLY SUBMITTED:
I certify under penalty of law that this document and all attachments were prepared under my direction
or supervision in accordance
with a system designed to assure that qualified personnel properly gathered and evaluated the information
submitted. Based on my
inquiry of the person or persons who manage the system, or those persons directly responsible for
gathering
the information, the
information submitted is, to the best of my knowledge and belief, true, accurate and complete.
I am aware that there are significant
penalties for submitting false information, including the possibility of fine and imprisonmen
t for knowing violations.
&<2’
Feruarv 24. 2005
Date Signed
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Signaturei
W. C. Fore
Printed Name
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Title
iThis application shall he signed according to the General Permit,
Port V.E.,as follows:
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For a mimleipal, state or other public facility, by either a principal executive
officer, the mayor, or ranking elected officiaL
Duly Authorized Representatl4te
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Post O
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Pass Ch
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Mississ
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Chubb:
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propose on map was co
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mpleted ce review of
mining
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parcel
operatio on August 1,
of prop
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Wetland Deli eation Map or 44.93 Acre Farcel o
S’JJECT
Preperty Adjacent to Sadler Road Near Wortham, Mississippi
Jrisd:ctional Nunber MSJOS- 03431-T
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Covirton arid Associates Corporat.on
ttefltLOfl Mr. Patrick Chubb
ct fice Box 177
Pass Christian, Nissiseippi 39571
near r. Chu,bb:
Per your request an in-office review of your wt1axid
delineation map was completed on Augu 1, 2005, concerning a
proposed
mining operation by W. C. Pore on a 44.93-acre
parcel of property adjacent to Sadler Road. nsar Wortbarr,
Mississippi (see enc1oed copy of wetland map).
SpeoificaUy, the property is located in Section 13, ship
5 Sout Range 12 West, Iarriaori County
1 Mississippi.
Th’ re’iisw disclosed that a significant portion of the
wetlands and is euSject to our Federal
permitting au.thority pursuant to Section 404 of the Ciean
Water Act of 1977 (33 USC l44). See enclosed copy o asie
or turisdictiofl&1 Determination. form.
Section 404 prohibics
the placement of dredged or fill material into waters of the
United States
1 including wetlands, unless the work has been
authori2ed by a Department of the Army permits
property is considered
It appears that Federally-regulated wetlands comprise
approximately
percent (2.29 acres) of the prcery. This
in-office determination was based upon information
extrapolated from eerial photographs, oii Survey of Jarrison
County, Wortham Mississippi Quadrangle Map (193), arid a
revie of your wetland de:iineation. map. The welan4
delineation map submitted to our office accurately dats
the wetlands located on the property.
Slab-on-grade construction, grading
landclearing with
heavy eipment, some pile-supported structures, and
conat.wting a built-up road are c.nsidered. filling
activities and will require a per?ru.t ii located in wetla.
RandcJ.earing, bushhogging and burning of vegetation
fil)
does not require a Section 404 penit.
it i.e understood as
picts on the wetland map and dicuseed in a recext
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telecotr.nunication with you that th prposed
upland)
zwnwetland
operatin’ will be confined to the
portion of the prope:ty and will .ncorporate the appropriate
beet iagement paties as recommended by the Misaisaippi
Dertment of nvronenta1 Quality.
This letter grants no propercy rihte and does not
obviate any ob1iation or r ponsi±lity f or the cotnpliace
with the provisions of any other law or regulatior of any
local, State, or Federal authority.
1ease be advised that this uriedcti.onai dsterminatio
refletts ourrent policy and is basec upon criteria contained
in the J3.. Army copsof Enainee’ Wet1as elineat
Manual dated January l87.
f after a 5-year period this
jurisdictional determination has not been 2psifi.ca:Lly
reva1i<ated by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, it shall
automatically expire. Should you disagree with certain ter
and/or conditions of this determination, the enc1oed
Notification of Appiieant Options outlines the steps to tk
to fi1 your obectieri.
Thtnk you for youx cooperation with our permit progrart,
If you ha’ve any questions concerning this matter, please
contact me at (2S1) 69D-3l.
Sincerely,
rank Hubiak
Project Manager, mforcement Branch
Regulatory Diviejon
nc I osrea
Copy Furnished:
Mississippi Department of
Environmental ual ity
tention
Ms. Michelle Vinon
?c5t Office Box l8S
Jackcn, Mississippi 289-O385
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ACCEPT; If you receed a Stadd Pit you ay egii the pcinit doiuueot o4 zas- it o the di.’tit ugoor or
auboziaeoji. If you cttved a Lett ofP.rmiulog (LOP). you ay acept the LOP and your crk s autoiiad. Y.tiz
iLaare aD the S ddPutuic or aoceptac of ±0 LOP moani that yoi axept the permit an i euurety exid waive all ri1it
to appeal the pcaeit includina iii teie asd coDditiat and çpro djuriadictmiai d moaa associated th the permg.
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OBJECT: If you oe to the pexndt (5adaxd r LOP) because of cerTa terme and coadccs thetuln you may roear that
thc peuiit be iuode ac1’ You it complete Sctiou U of diia form and eaom the form to the diatrict eag.
Yo objeciioaa must be recatved by ±0 diebiot angucor ‘wublu O daye of the date ofthis eizlice, or you wil f*rfx yr
to appeal the permit iz the fiture. Upcrecolpt of your 1acr, the thsct engine will eveato you objecens and y; {a)
mothfy the permit to ddre,i all of your oeaneri, (B) modify the pcrmk to a.dreu some o(your obeotioas or (a) ot madij
te p&mn hevieg determized that the permit eheold be tsad as previoutly wziuea. Aacr eva]ummg your objecUow. the
dismct cuincc viii omi you a proffered permit fbr your reconsideretlot. as iethcacod in Seetioc B bclov
B: PROFFEREZ) PEIW: You t.ay accept or appeal the pernit
• ACCEfl If you recewea a Saedaid Permit, you miy sign the permit documcn cod i-ewzu ft to the 4lalct eugineer fox final
horizaXn, If you recaived m Loiter cf?ecmuicn (LOP), you may accept the LOP and your wo!k as hoized. Yc
on th Standard Pczmit or acceptance ofthe LOP means that you accept the permit in us enbrety and waive aD nghu
to appeal the permit, ancludlag Ita terms and couditlons, and prorcd ju 4zonaI d.tatmiatiaos anociated with the permit
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APP!AL: If you chcoea to dece the proffered permit (St*nlard or LOP) bco.u.e oftmia terms and aeions therein, you
may appeal the dcolitcd pouwr under ±0 Coqa of Engwcers Administrative Appeal Proceas by completing Section II ottha
form and sending ±0 form to the division enzeer This form muatbe received by the thvlsioti engineer within 60 ai at the
dato of this tiotie.
AL: You may appeal the diaI of e pamitunde the Coips of Engieeerc Admlthathe Appea! P’oces
petlng Scoticu It afthis form and sending the form to the division engine This (ortu must be re’zeicd by the
C: PERZvUT D
by
eier within 60 days of the date ofthit aoco.
D: APPROi) 3iJSDICTIONAL ETERM1NAT1ON: Younayaccept or appeal the approved 3D or
,rovide new infomtaion.
Corps to accept an approved 3Th ai)ur. to uodfy the Corps within 60 des of the
ACCEPT: You do zit iced to notifjc
date of this notice, meanz that you accept the approved 3D In ita cariioty. and waive all dghts ‘o appeal foe approved 3D.
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APPEAL: If putt ditagree with the approved YD you may appsl the apptoved ID under the Coipi of Engineers Admititave
1.ppeal Process by completing Seotlon II of this form and sending the form to the diviiion cngèteer, This fcsw must be received
by the division anmeer within 60 days of the date of’ thin notice
E’RELIM!NARY JURISDICTIONAL D tER{(NATION: Yoi do not need to respond to the Corps
regar&tg the pretiz& nary 3D. The Prelitninaty SD is not appealable. If yota wish, you may reqt art
approved JD (whith may be tpealed). by cotactin& the Corps district for turther instms’tion. Also yoi may
provide new information for fuxthr consideration by the Corps to reevaluate the 3D.
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REASONS FOR APPEAL OR 0B3 CTTONS:(Deaeñhe yaw reuo fvr appea1 the decision ar yaw
whore your r6IO15
initial prored penlit n ciar cociec itemenw You may attach additional toformatioR to s (cnn io c)ait
or objections arc *ddrcsae4 a the amlnLsustave record.)
ADDmONAL NFOR AflON: The appeal is lim ted to a review of the adminiatratvc rvcord, the Corps memáiindum thi the
record of the appeal con&re or eethi and ny supp1em1 formedoo that the review oscar ban detarminod is neodod t
cmaticzi or analyse, to the toccxd. 1owevcr,
canfy the adrgiisuativc cord. Neither the appellazt oar the Corps etay add w
matratave record.
you ma” rov addrnoiml mrmAt TO c1ar1f? the 1ccauon of m*mantce thats already in the
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prcccu you may contact
Mr Prank Kubiak
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also contact
ML QAEL P. BELL
REGULATORY APPEAL REVIEW OFFICER.
C!SAM-RDE
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U.S. ARMY CORPS OP 4GDJE!RS
6OFORSYTI4 STREET SOVTHWST
POST OPPICEROX 2215
AThANTA, GEORGIA O30$1
MOEELE, ALABAMA l6628-OOOl
(4O4)562.51
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(251)690.318
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PJGT OF ERY: Year slgsianqe belon’ pact, the rlghiáfsoey to Corpa of Eiginees
coamltanu to conduct lveetiganoas of’the projoc site during the cowan ofthe appeal process. Y w11 he provided a IS dy
notioC
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WOJTCr WCA1tOW INFORMATION:
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Coigy:
Lar: 3O36-Z2.894211.441g: 894.25 j3:
of site astuiongiide):
Cntr ap
45 aar.
ap1ds:
ndidirtg
rcviciwed,
(pered)
ApproxiDare si of
Namo of nccwewway Biked Piver
5I1o Lvu
Name ofwiWed
JURISDiCTIONAL. DETW’IINATION
CazpWAd: 4slop deuni1nsron
iisevi*i,)
Dirc 3 A 05
Due(s):
Jiertidtcooi1 1)otcridmaoi (JD)i
app.a to be no ‘w$en of the
Prcbeaaiy JD BsI c ava)sbie Inftsdon, Q there eppea’ to be (or) D there
ismnsry 3D it nec pet1ebk
pre
A
the
siie
project
SarW
Uaige4
th
of
w.ers
‘i’npbk
end/or
United State’
(Rata’ct.33 CFRp* 331).
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Approvod 3D- An appi%Wa 3D s en apç3abb scica (Rsce33 CPRpiit 331).
aU that ippty
aid usociatt iidawe) ot)3n
There are “nig.bk wao of the Uoitid SIsieW’ (u de& by 33 CFR part 329
erce
the r.vlrtrad atct ApoZixnIzc alec of 1ilctlone1
*&thin e
Th’c rc “wati of tho Unitcd Stotos” (u detined by3l CFRFId 328 i uiodato2 p1ártcc
ac
2.3
AppiOzi1I*b ebe of dedindonel
zcvi wed
ignbl., Intro -atota wu or w.iIsadE’ wttbin the revtewid tree.
There are go.ated
Deaii norted by SWA*C/Migrizoiy Bird Ror Sect fr Dm1
of No
Iniediai,
BASIS OP JURIS3ICTLONAZpETZRMP4ATION?
A. WgIi ddbed aider 3.) CFP. srt 32 ii “aavlpbl. wetor. of the Uilted SisiWr
aedin
Thepr(thetweethbmdflo*ofdeind/oramprecV1juied,oscbccni
cOtiactCe.
folip
or
be pete, ray be .uncipdbO for sero ,t xwaetue
B. Wati dad ceder 33 CFR pit 3213(i) i.’wat.n at the Ualted StitW’t
(1) Th.prmcmo ctte. ‘wblch are cwrendy oted, or wece uscd in the pair, armey be es*psibc to osc In
ercesiw ci forciga cnmio, inohthng all wes wblal ate mbeo to ie ebb arid flow of the nde
(2)Thepiseiseofictistatcwime Inâidtog teiwiida.
inudilato,
(3) The pme of other wesce oalt u auiiee labs, 1tirw, seeana (ncdIng intmincirc ieam,).
dere4arton or
undfli walends. elougbe. piarrie potboles, wte mea4owi pleys labs or aiural ponde, the uce,
4cdai of whlh o1d iffcet intctte comriera Inckidng any tc1i watres (check all that app1y
or othcr pw..ci.
El (i) which ate or ocdd beuse4 by irrsmto orfbictgn eaviate for
(ii) flm i’blch flab or sheIlph are or cce.Id be iáen end aol4 o jiitoritate or forclp coarmeco.
(UI) whick are or oid be eEd tot ndusDiai purposos by biwd In h’teruace comrnc.
(4)
cear of watars otharwiso defined a. warata of the US.
(5)Thaofiuewaden-(4)abeve
(6) Thcmoe of lant au.
(7) The xceencc ofwetland* i4jacmt to othor warts ofthe US, : tot those wetends caosrn to other wait it
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Raoo.1e far the B.ak of Jail. kfleealDuermliutoo (ippll.i to aay besee cheched above). IfMfwNsdrtIanai
flon(4) to re downstftam ?ril4oâle
Igebi. waler a! ike Vatted S7eia detoribe
r..rarore,4 teNor I.ua
Intimate 0oriawre eoo.lecttoFi
and.4r
ro
tgab%k
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dotnj’nant
pfJaiithcWan
Bert,
the
c.ues
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or
srer.
gabk and/or Iuw the desmeqan csfthewaIerbo4 oul4
dUlo inchi wit,)’ Me warer&idy Je
f).L, 4I.seairsU
3aterfJerJeUon doctjIr.erUtheoMjc,uedo
serc). lfl(2, 4 or 6
wtaa she dek,,WUon. ‘B() es .iqds th. Bests oflartsdIct4o dooratrens tc ratIonale used t make a4foco
4era#or Wcdwdi arc contpcn to 8cBdoz Rlr
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oil or nm but ikc ihc. occza
ne theIi or dthrSs dqio.aa (forcaiorc)
pkytcal mve.tdsdca
sdani in *gacc or.
iu4j ii ihown cc the .ttatho wctlaid ddatlcc tnip and/or ei a de)iceedcn
reponpripOrtl by.
Fer Net iaw1$ug 1urUdlcoai
The wwic’ed area coswisia antfrcly ofplanê
Uabloio
Mc.dqiuaitewa deebaid to ipprovejuuiadlcdon on the bags of 33 Rport 32L3(1X3)
eke ore not Watera of ic
The Ccrps baa made a caeo4peclfto d mniuation tsar the ftfloa wezm peNcil on tha
UciSed Skea
iacludizu ueecit panda or laocna, p.tntanr to $8 CWR part 328
C W o.aeet
AtlifiotaIjy IrTigated erma which woUld rerm to iØnd If the ke5ici eccead.
ArSlflcl& lakes and pond, created by Nccveg tod/or dilOng Sh’ lend collect and
or
reiu watu end wblch ye med dwlv&y lot mxli puipoece u atook Watohinp, ii,igadon, eeulfn bachu.
ñc. powm
Artifloiel itecdng a, i1maning pools or oShor .nalt omu*ectaJ bodic, of wa izted
by cecaviang end/a- diJdag dry land toreialm mcv priunaily earbs raceop..
to ooeetnodon actMy and pIts ceveviEcd n dry !aid for
(J Waior4 depeNnona crtc4 in dry land Incideam]
ctioe or aacavadon operation i.
die purpose of obiii3a; fl. aan4 or gravel unleaa and unol ike o
of the Uoited Stez on4 aS 33 CFR
watara
of
4akion
ei
she
abandoced and the vecultq body otwat
B
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S
inola4 ini)CItc waIt.wd with r oceut w
Pu’c convarted etoplcid. sa dcteredned by she Narwal ResoUrces Con
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Non4dal drainage or uTipflon dtsclice escavated on Shy len& Expiela ranorialo
vedori S1c Explais raOnaIe
D*TA RZVfZWD FOR JURSIrnCT1QNAL DRTRM4ATION (mark el that apply):
Mapapina, pIo or plar caboüed by or on behalf of She appbccat.
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Da hiits ptcpce&aiktnitted by or cc bebalf of die applicant.
Thte office coacini wIth the ddbueeSioa repeat, ditod 6May 05. prarcd by (oompany) C tnr.oi & Aaaociotoa
prepared y (company):
C flit ooe doe, a icr wit the delinradan repcst. iad
Dite ahexe jwepgrcdby She Corps.
Cospi’ Vugibic elesal’ isodia
ILS. Geological SUsy Kydrolegic Mas;
U.S. Gcrloglcd SUr 75 Minute Topogmçhic,ap,; Woflhye, Mississippi
U.S. Oilogical Suswcy 1.5 MInute Historic quadrvgea:
U.S. Ooc4oical Suevey 15 MinnxI4tertequedraiac:
USDA Narini k.aeourec. Conservation Suvwc Soil Si’cy;
National wctlea iiwwtoiy mapa
Stara’Leoal had Inventor,’ nie;
F(A1R)4 mape (Map Nacie & Date):
4GVD)
lO0-ycerPloodplein Elevation in
*miti Pliotog,apb. (Nwn. & Date); Aelil Photo mrniued by Covngson & .uaciawa.
Otherpesopqi (D$.);
M
Advanced !dentiflaaocc Wdland mapa:
She vdeanjaatjon coadacted on
Ayplicc4efiuppcrtfligonae law
Oter biformidon (please apeelfy): Soil Survey of Hwiton Co.
etc i4S m4 tlsertl ua5ig the hidi sad oriiW. neaiuUalicd in Qa Coipa Wca4
oceiinooo1liydptiovcLon.by4de roW ..d wdlat4 baIo).
The cc ‘aacor ormas bct4te
barflca sanuel lrr bc, beech dime.
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GOVERNOR
CHARLEs H. CHI50LM, ExEcUTIvE DIREcToR
June 29, 2005
Mr. Bill Bunkley
U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
Jurisdiction and Enforcement
Post Office Box 2288
Mobile, Alabama 36628
Dear Mr. Bunkley:
Re:
W.C. Fore Trucking, LLC
Sadler Road Sand Mine, 44.93 Acres
The Mississippi Department of Environmental Quality (Department) has received
correspondence regarding the above referenced proposed mining operation from W.C. Fore
Trucking, LLC. The submitted correspondence indicated that the wetlands study completed by
Covinglon & Associates Corporation was submitted to the U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
(USACOE) on May 6, 2005 requesting concurrence of findings. The applicant has not submitted
your response to the Department.
The applicant has proposed a fifty foot buffer between the mining area and the areas identified as
wetlands. The applicant will rmne the site to a depth of approximately 20 feet below ground
surface. Please provide the Department with an official determination regarding the wetlands
study and the proposed mining opration.
If you have any questions or comments, please contact this office at 6001-961-5040.
Sincerely,
Michelle Vinson
Solid Waste & Mining, EPD
cc:
Stan Thieling, Geology
19975 GNP2005000I
POST OFF1CE Box 10385
JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI 39289-0385 • TEL: (601) 961-5171 • FAX: (601) 354-6612
AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER
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www.deq.state.ms.us
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FORE TRUCKING, LLC.
a. box 3058 • guIft, m
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office 228.863.1314 • fax 228.864.0013
ViaFacsImIle&USM
601.961.5703
:
June23, 2005
Mississippi Jepartment of Environmental Quality
Office of ‘ollution Control
Envirormefltal Permitting Division
Post office Box 10385
Jxson, Mississippi 39289-0385
Attention:
Reference:
Ms. Michelle Vinson:
Wetlands Determination
Sadler Road Sand Mine, 44.93 Acres,
Dear Ms. Vinson,
In response to your correspondence dated June 21, 2005 regarding an official wetlands
determination from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (COE), Mobile District, Covington &
Associates Corp. conducted the required wetlands investigation and submitted their findings to
the COE on May 6, 2005. Enclosed, is the cover letter for the package sent to the COE.
Please contact Mr. Bill Bunkley in the Jurisdiction & Enforcement Office at the U.S. Army Corps
of Engineers, Mobile District, for their determination of the submitted package.
As stated in our previous letter dated May 23, 2005, we have reconfigured the boundaries for
the aforementioned proposed sand mine to avoid all wetland areas.
If you have any questions at all, please do not hesitate to call our office.
Thank you,
Michael R. Rouse
End. As Noted
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May 6, 2005
Mr. Bill Bunkley
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Junsdictlon and Enforcement
P.O. Box 2288
RE:
Request for Concurrence
Proposed 45-Acre Surface Mine
Section 13, T5S, RI2W
Dear Mr. Bunkley:
On behalf of my client, WC Fore Trucking, pleas
e
concurrence. Covlngton Associates Corporati accept the following package for your review arid
on, specifically Mr. Patrick Chubb, has work
W.C. Fore Trucking on the preliminary site layo
ed with
ut of this project.
Based on the results of the Covington Associate
s wetlands investigation conducted on March 19th
2005 (Figure CAC-1); and subsequent revie
,
w of W.C. Fore Trucking’s layout revision (S-i),
It Is of
our opinion that none of subject PerrnltArea (requ
wetland habitat. The operational plan for the ired designation of MSDEQ) contains jurisdictional
pit calls for a 50-ft buffer zone adjacent to wetland
habitats and wire-backed silt fence. In supp
ort of the MSDEQ Surface Mine Permit Applicat
ion
process, a wetlands determination statemen
t needed to be made (see attached DEQ lette
Therefore, I am requesting a letter from your
office to support my findings and adequately respo r).
tothe MSDEQ.
nd
I appreciate your assistance with this request.
If you have any questions please cont
act me at
228.860.0554.
Respectfully,
Covington and Associates
Patrick Chubb
Wildlife Biologist
Attachments
cc: W.C. Fore Trucking Inc.
P.O. Box 177.300 Davis Avenue, Suite 100’ Pass
Christian, Mississippi 39571 Office: 228452-4999 ‘FAX: 228-45201 17
wwcovingtona5sociate5.net
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Covington & Associates Cornoration
May 6, 2005
Mr. Bill Bunkley
Jurisdiction and Enforcement
P.O. Box 2288
RE:
Request for Concurrence
Proposed 45-Acre Surface Mine
Section 13, T5S, RI2W
Dear Mr. Bunkley:
On behalf of my client, WC Fore Trucking, please accept the following packag
e for your review and
concurrence. Covington Associates Corporation, specifically Mr. Patrick Chubb
, has worked with
W.C. Fore Trucking on the preliminary site layout of this project.
Based on the results of the Covington Associates wetlands investigation conduc
ted on March 19th,
2005 (Figure CAC-1); and subsequent review of W.C. Fore Trucking’s layout revision
(S-i), it is of
our opinion that none of subject Permit Area (required designation of MSDEQ) contain
s jurisdictional
wetland habitat. The operational plan for the pit calls for a 50-ft buffer zone
adjacent to wetland
habitats and wire-backed silt fence. In support of the MSDEQ Surface Mine
Permit Application
process, a wetlands determination statement needed to be made (see
attached DEQ letter).
Therefore. I am requesting a letter from your office to support my findings and
adequately respond
to the MSDEQ.
I appreciate your assistance with this request. If you have any questions
please contact me at
228.860.0554.
Respectfully,
Covington and Associates
Patrick Chubb
Wildlife Biologist
Attachments
cc: W.C. Fore Trucking Inc.
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2. All Siope5 To Be SeeJ.
3. All Butter Zones At Road
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4. All Butter Zones At
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P.O. Box 3053. GuWoort, MS 39505 • offiCe 228.863.1314 • fax 228.864.0013
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May 9, 2005
Office of Geology
Attention:
Mr. Stan Thieling:
C.C.:
Ms. Michelle Virison
Reference:
Suiface Mining Permit Application
Sadler Road Sand Mine, 4496 Acres,
T5-$, R12-W, Section 13
Dear Mr. Thieling,
This letter is to amend the permit area for the previously submitted Sadler Road Sand Mine
General Application and Stormwater. The acreage remains unchanged at 44.96 acres, only the
perimeter has changed configuration so that there will be no encroachments Or disturbances on
any wetland.
A wetlands delineation was conducted on March 19, 2005 by Covington & Associates
Corporation. Wetlands were discovered within the pervious configuration causing us to
reconfigure the perimeter so to not encroach or disturb any wetlands. There will be a 50’ buffer
zone and a silt fence adjacent to the wetland habitats.
Attached for your use/information are the below listed items.
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Site Plan, S-I,
Permit Area, S-2
Excavation by Year, S-3
Reclamation Details, R-1
Post Reclamation, R-2.
Wetlands Delineation Letter
Thank you,
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Michael Rouse
End. As Noted
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SADLER ROAD
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SAND MINE
P.0 BOX 3058
GULFPOP.T, P15 39505
(22$) 563-131.4
W. C. FORE, LLC.
2005-1-02
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WORTHAM QUADRANGLE
SECTION 13
TOWNSHIP 5 SOUTh
RANGE 12 WEST
TOTAL PERMIT
AREA
44.96 ACRES
THE SAND MINE INCLUDES
THE 4 AQIE OLD 49 P11
PERMIT AREA
WETLANDS:
THE WETIAUDS WU.L IIAW A
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FENCES LOCAISO 35’ FREP4
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FLOOD Z:
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PERMIT AREA:
THE EXISTING ACCESS PA)AD
10 THE NORTH IS SOT TO SE
USED.
THE EXISTING ACCESS RCW)
TO THE EAST WIU BE USED.
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W. C. Fore, LLC
pplieationlPermit#:
P05-010
Copy to Operator:
Acres:
Inspection Type:
jIiaI
Date:
03-09-2005
nipected By:
J.Mathenv
ocation of Operation:
E 1/2 of SE 1/4 of Section 13. Township 5 South, Rance 12 West, Harrison County. Mississippi
Mining Status:
inactive
Yes
4ining Without Permit?
No
)f Occupied Dwelling?
f Right of Way?
Yes
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No
No
dentification Sign:
NOT YET MINING
donitor or Location Marker:
Vater Control:
Adequate
ediment Pond:
Adequate
ediment Runoff:
Not Excessive
)am(s) to Pond(s) Present:
Appear Adequate
RECLAMATION
rogress:
Adequate
December. 2010
‘Ian Filed:
elan Implemented:
)ebris Disposal:
ilopes:
lope Condition:
Proper
Horizontal to
Vertical
Stable
‘egetative Cover:
frDomments:
BR Status:
R Recommendation:
The operator haot yet started mining. The operator must mark the permit boundarie
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March 21,
2005
Mr. W. C. Fore
W. C. Fore, LLC
P. 0. Box 3058
Gulfport, MS 39505
Dear Mr.
Fore:
Enclosed is a copy of the initial inspection report for the area
covered by Surface Mining Permit P05—010 in Harrison County
Mississippi.
The operator has not yet started mining.
permit boundaries.
The operator must mark the
Sincerely,
James Matheny
Enclosure
OFFICE OF GEOLOGY
39289-1307 TEL: (601) 961-5500 FAx: (601) 961-5521
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Thursday. lune 23. O5
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June 23, 2005
Quality
Mississippi Oeparment of Environmental
Environmental Pe’miWng Division
Jackson, Misaissipi 39289-0385
Attention:
Reference:
M. Michelle Vinson
W,tlands Determination
Sadler Road Sand MIne. 44.93 Acres,
Heirrison County Mississippi
Dear Ms. Vinson,
21, 2005 regarding an offlca? wetlands
In response to your correspondence dated June neers (COE), Mobile Dstnct, Covington &
determination from the U.S. Army Corps of Engi investigation and submitted their fndngs LO
Associates Corp. conducted the required wetlandsletter for the package sent to the COE.
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the COE on May 6, 2005. Enclosed, is the cove
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& Enforcement Office at the U.S. Army Corp
Please contact Mr. Bill Burikley in the Jurisdiction of the submitted package.
of Engineers, Mbdc Distiict, for their determination
, we have recordigured the boundaries for
As stated in our previous letter dated May 23, 2005
d all wetland areas.
the aforementioned proposed sand mine to avoi
ate to call our office.
if you have an questions at al’, please do not hesit
Thank you,
Michael R. Roise
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P.O. ox 2286
Mobe, Alabama 36628
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Request 1
Proposed 4SAcre Surfece Mine
SectIon 13, TSS, RI2W
Harrison County, Miselseippl
near Mr. ui*Jey:
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On behal? of my client. WC Fore Yrticking, piea$e accept the tollowing package for your review wIth
worked
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concurrence. Covlngton Associates Corporation, specifically Mr. Patzlck Chubb
WC. Fore TruckThg on the preliminary site layout of this project.
ted on March
ssed on the results of the Covfrigton Associates wet1wds investigation conduc
19th,
(S-i), It s of
2005 (Figure CAC-1); and subsequent review of W.C. Fore Trucking’s layout revlsons jurisdictional
our opinion that none of subject Pennit Area (required designation of MSDEQ) containent to wetland
wetland hobitat. The operational plan for the pit calls for a 50-ft buffer zone adjeiQ
Application
habitats and wire-backed eNt fence, in support of the MSDEQ Surface Mine Permit
letter;.
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I appreciate your assistance with this request I? you have any questions
228.860.0554.
Respectfully,
Covtngton and Associates
Patrick Chubb
Wldkfe Biologist
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W.C. Foe Trucking Inc.
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GOVERNOR
CHARLES H. CI-nsoLM, ExEcinivE DIREcToR
June 21, 2005
Mr. W. C. Fore
P0 Box 3058
Gulfport, Mississippi 39505
Dear Mr. Fore:
Re:
Coverage No. MSR32 1436
The Department of Environmental Quality (Department) received information regarding the
presence of wetlands within the proposed mining site referenced above. As required, the
wetlands consultant requested an official determination from the US Army Corps of Engineers
(COE) regarding the wetlands investigation. Please provide Department staff with a copy of the
COE response.
Upon receipt of this information, the Environmental Permits Division will continue the
permitting process for your project. Please be advised the discharge of storm water without
written notification of coverage or issuance of an individua] National Pollutant Discharge
Elimination System (NPDES) Storm Water Permit is a violation of state law.
If you have any questions regarding the application or the permitting process, please contact me
at 601-961-5040.
Sincerely,
Michelle Vinson
cc:
Stan Thieling, Geology
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May 23, 2005
Environmental Permitting Division
Attention:
Reference:
Surface Mining Application (Reconfigured)
Dear Ms. Vinson,
Pursuant to our telephone conversation of May 16, 2005 regarding the above captioned
sand mine, please find attached a revised copy of the following sand mine drawings
dated May 23, 2005; S-I, S-2, S-3, R-1, & R-2. These new drawings are to revise the
previous drawings dated May 4, 2005
Please note that the configuration of the sand mine has been changed so that there will
not be any encroachment or disturbance of any wetlands. The size of the permit area
remains the same at a total of 44.93 acres. Also note that with this new configuration,
silt fences will be located between the wetlands and the proposed sand mine perimeter.
if you have any questions at all, please do not hesitate to call our office.
Thank you,
Michael R. Rouse
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SECTION 13
TOWNSHIP S SOUTh
RP.NCE 12 WEST
TOTAL PERMIT
AREA
44.96 ACRES
WETLANDS:
WETLANDS Will. HAVE P 5O
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LOCATED 35 BETWESH SHE
WETLANDS 8 SAND MiNE.
FLOOD ZONE:
THIS AI1EA IS 1101 LOCATED III
A FLOOD ZONE ACIXX&OJNG TO
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LEGEND & NOTES
SITE PLAN
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Drainage
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SADUR ROAD
SAUCiER, MS 39574
SADLER ROAD
SAND MINE
P.O. OCX 3555
GULFPQJt1, MS 35505
(2251 563-0314
W. C. FORE, LLC.
2005-5-2
RANGE 12 WEST
TOWNSHIPS SOUTH
WORTHAM QUADRANGLE
SECTiON 1.3
TOTAL PERMIT
AREA
44.96 ACRES
6. Berm is Not To Scale.
A 3 it 3 Berni will Be
Maintained.
5. MaintaIn Slit Fences
35 Between the
Wetlands & Sated Mine
Unamed Tributaries.
Surface Mine S.
Maintain a Buffer Zone
of 75 Between the
Crushed Limestone
Access Road Tc Be
Surfaced With 6
Permit Area
Buffer Zone Surrounle
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SECTION 13
TOWNSHIP 5 SOUTh
RANGE 12 WEST
TOTAL PERMIT
AREA
40.96 ACRES
YEARLY
EXCAVATION
WEST
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MINE PERMIT AREA
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RANGE 12 WEST
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TOTAL PERMIT
On All Slopes & Tops Of
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5. Establish Erosion
Tributaries To Be
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4, P11 Buffer Zones At
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TOWNSHIP 5 SOUTH
RANGE 12 WEST
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TOTAL. PERMIT
cover.
to begIn grass
spread or, lake
Eerms will be puislied
back Into the surface
mine. Topsoil will be
3, Surface mine will
have grass cover.
Drainage:
Proposed Surfac,
reclamation.
1. A 44.23 acre lake will
be formed after
POST
RECLAMATION
HALEY BARBOUR
GovERNoR
CHARLES H. CHI50LM, EXECUTIVE DIREcToR
March 10, 2005
Mr. W. C. Fore
Gulfort, Mississippi 39505
Dear Mr. Fore:
Re:
The Department of Environmental Quality (Department) has received your response to
correspondence dated February 25, 2005.
According to the response submitted, the requested wetlands delineation is not necessary because
the soils do not support wetland food, cover plants, or wildlife species. However, according to
the Harrison County Soil Survey, existing stands of vegetation found within the ShC hydric soils,
which include Saucier, Smithton, and Susquehanna soils, are loblolly pine, slash pine, sweetgum
and longleaf pine. According to the Corps of Engineers Delineation Manual, these vegetative
types are examples of hydrophytic vegetation.
For an area of land to be defined as wetland or jurisdictional waters according to the Corps of
Engineers, three factors must be met:
1. hydrology source
2. hydric soils
3. hydrophytic vegetation.
The information from the Harrison County Soil Survey lists hydric soils and hydrophytic
vegetation for this area which indicates the possible presence of two factors for wetlands.
Therefore, please contact the Corps of Engineers, Mobile District at 251-690-2658 for an official
wetland determination and submit a copy of the Corps determination to the Department.
Upon receipt of this information, the Environmental Permits Division will continue the
permitting process for your project. Please be advised the discharge of storm water without
written notification of coverage or issuance of an individual National Pollutant Discharge
Elimination System (NPDES) Storm Water Permit is a violation of state law.
19975 GNP2005000I
JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI 39289-0385 • TEL: (601) 961-5171 • FAX: (601) 354-6612
AN EQUAL OPp0RTuNJm’ EMPLOYER
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www.deq.stalenis.us
if you have any questions regarding the application or the permitting process, please contact me
at 601-961-5040..
Sincerely,
Michelle Vinson
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Mr. W. C. Fore
Gu1fort, Mississippi 39505
Dear Mr. Fore:
Re:
We have received the Notice of Intent you submitted for the referenced project; however, we cannot
proceed with the permitting process, because the following deficiencies were noted:
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The Notice of Intent (NOT) indicates a total acreage of 40.96, the associated surface mining
application and Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP) indicate a total acreage of
44.96 acres, please update page 2 of the NOT and re-submit.
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According to the Harrison County Soil Survey, hydric soils are present within the proposed
mining area. Hydric soils are an indicator of possible wetlands. Please contact the Corps of
Engineers, Mobile District at 251-690-2658 for an official determination and submit a copy of
the Corps determination to the Department.
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The surface mining application indicates that groundwater will be encountered at 0.5 feet below
surface with a total excavation depth of 20 feet. Please provide calculations that indicate the
containment pond will be able to manage the anticipated groundwater and stormwater without
allowing a discharge from the site.
Upon receipt of this information, the Environmental Permits Division will continue the permitting
process for your project. Please be advised the discharge of storm water without written notification
of coverage or issuance of an individual National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES)
Storm Water Permit is a violation of state law.
If you have any questions regarding the application or the permitting process, please contact me at
601-961-5040.
Sincerely,
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P. 0. Box 3058 • Gulfport, MS 39505 • 228) 863-1314 • fax 228) 864-0013
February 25, 2005
Office of Geology
Attention:
Reference:
Surface Mining Permit Application
T5-S, R12-W, Section 13
Dear Ms. Vinson,
Pursuant your letter dated Feb. 25, 2005, I am writing in regards to the aforementioned sand mine to
address the deficiencies alluded to in your letter.
We feel that a wetlands delineation is not necessary. The soil in the areas in question is ShC, Saucier
Susquehanria which is located on uplands, the permit site is at an elevation of 120’ above sea level.
According to the 1975 issue of the Soil Survey of Harrison County, Mississippi, ShC soil does not
support wetland food, cover plants, or wildlife species, but is however used to grow pine trees. Hydric
soil is saturated, flooded, or ponded long enough to develop Anaerobic conditions that favor the growth
of and regeneration of hydrophytic vegetation. Our records do not reflect such soils in or around the
sand mine boundaries. Enclosed with this letter is documentation to support this information.
The ground water depth of .5 ft on the general application submitted on Feb. 1, 2005 was entered in
error. The correct depth is 20 feet below the surface. Enclosed is the corrected portion of the
application containing this correction.
The containment ponds will be able to control the anticipated ground and storm water without permitting
a discharge from the site. While removing the material from the sand mine, the sediment pond will
become the excavated portion of the sand mine. We will excavate down approximately 18 feet, with this
depth, the sediment pond will have no problem handling the groundwater and stormwater.
The totar acreage of 40.96 on the previously submitted MNOI for Sadler Road on Feb. 1, 2005 is an
incorrect amount. This has been adjusted to the correct amount of 44.96 acres and is enclosed with this
letter for your records and review.
Sincerely,
-
Michael Rouse
End. As Noted
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SOIL SURVEY
TABLE
4.—Suitability
Elements of wildlife habitat
Soil series and map symbols
Grasses and
Grain and
seed crops
legumes
Atmore:
At
Wild herbaceous
plants
Poor
Poor
Fair
Coastal beach: Cb.
Too variable to rate.
Fscamhia:
Es
Good
Good
Good
Eustis:
EtB
EuE
For Poarch part, see Poaroh serie.s.
Fair
Poor
Fair
Poor
Fair
Fair
Handsboro:
Very poor
Very poor
Very poor
Good
Good
Good
Poor
Poor
Fair
Fair
Poor
Poor
Fair
Poor
Fair
Good
Good
Good
Good
Good
Good
Fair
Fair
Good
Nugent: Nu
For Jena part, see Jena series.
Fair
Poor
Fair
Ocilla:
Fair
Fair
Good
Poor
Very poor
Fair
Good
Good
Fair
Good
Fair
Poor
Good
Good
Fair
Very poor
Very poor
Very poor
Good
Good
Good
Fair
Good
Fair
Good
Goud
Good
Good
Fair
Good
Poor
Good
Ha
Harleston:
Hyde:
H IA, HI B
Hy
Jena
Mapped only with Nugent series.
Lakeland:
Lr
Latonia:
Lt
MeLaurin:
MIB, MIC
Nahunta:
Nh
Oc
Plummer:
Pm
Poarch:
PoA, PoB
PoC
Poarch part of Eu E
Ponzer: Ps
For Smithton part, see Smithton series.
Ruston:
RuA, RuB
RuC,RuD
Saucier:
Sf8, SnB
For Susquehanna part of Sn B, see Susquehanna series.
SfC, ShC
For Smithton and Susquehanna parts of ShC, see those series.
Smithdale:
SsE
Poor
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Smithton:
St
Fair
P.or
Fair
St. Lucie:
Su, Sv
Poor
Very poor
Poor
Poor
Poor
Poor
Fair
Fair
Good
Sulfaquepts:
Sw
Susquehanna
Mapped only with Saucier and Smithton soils.
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Restocking needed after intense hurricanes.
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of soils as wkUife habitat
Kinds of wildlife
Elements of wildlife habitat—Continued
Wetland food and
cover plants
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Haidwood trees
and shrubs
,
Wetland
Woodland
Openland
Shallow water
developments
Good
Good
Good
Poor
Good
Good.
Fair
Fair
Fair
Good
Good
Fair.
Very poor
Very poor
Fair
Poor
Very poor
Very poor
Fair
Poor
Fair
Poor
Very poor.
Very poor.
Poor
Very poor
Very poor
Very poor
Very poor
Poor.
Poor
Good
Poor
Good
Good
Poor.
Good
Good
Good
Poor
Good
Good.
Very poor
Good
Poor
Fair
Fair
Poor.
Very poor
Poor
Very poor
Fair
Poor
Very Ioor.
Very poor
Fair
Very poor
Good
Fair
Very poor.
Very poor
Good
Very poor
Good
Good
Very poor.
Fair
Good
Fair
Fair
Good
Fair.
Very poor
Good
Poor
Fair
Fair
Very poor.
Very poor
Good
Fair
Fair
Good
Very poor.
Good
Good
Good
Very poor
Good
Good.
Very poor
Very poor
Very poor
Gooci
Good
Fair
Poor
Very poor
Very poor
Good
Good
Fair
Good
Good
Fair
Poor.
Very poor.
Very poor.
Fair
Very poor
Good
Very poor
Very poor
Good.
Very poor
Very poor
Fair
Fair
Very poor
Very poor
Good
Good
Fair
Fair
Very poor.
Very poor.
Very poor
Good
Very poor
Good
Good
Very poor.
‘very poor
Good
Very ioor
Gocd
Good
Tery poor.
Very poor
Fair
Very loor
Poor
Fair
Very poor.
Good
Good
Good
Fair
Fair
Good.
Very poor
Poor
Very poor
Poor’
Poor’
Very poor.’
Poor
Very poor
Poor
Poor
Poor’
Poor.’
Very poor
Fair
Very poor
Fair
Fair
Very poor.
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Most areas of Sulfaquepts are part of wildlife refuges.
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TABLE
6.—Estimates of soil
prope’rtje
Classification
Soil series and map symbols
Depth
Depth to
from
seasonal
high water surface
table
*Nugent: Nu
For Jena part, refer to Jena series.
(3)
Ocilla:
0—15
Oc
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Plummer:
Poarch:
Pm
PoA, PoB, PoC
*Ponzer: Ps
For Smithton part, refer to Smithton series.
Rusion:
RuA, RuB, RuC, RuD
*Saucier. SIB, SIC, ShC, SnB
For Smithton and Susquehanna parts of
ShC, refer to Smithton and Susquehanna
series. For Susquehanna part of Sn B, refer
to that series.
Smithdale:
Smithton:
St. Lucie:
Sulfaquepts:
Ss E
St
Su, Sy
Sw
Susquehanna
Mapped only with Saucier and Smithton
soils.
2
0—15
USDA texture
Unified
AASHO
0—8
8—14
14-25
26—60
Fine sandy loam
Loamy sand
Very fine sandy loam
Loamy sand
SM or ML
SM
ML
SM
A—4
A—2-4
A—4
A—2—4
0—21
21—67
Loamy sand
Sandy loam
SM
SM
A—2—4
A—2—4 or A—4
Loamy sand
Sandy loam
Loamy sand
SM
SM
SM
A—2-4
A—2—4
A—2—4
0—43
43—64
64—72
:
,
>50
0—59
59—73
73—84
Fine sandy loam
Fine sandy loam
Sandy clay loam
SM or ML
SM or ML
SC or CL
A—4
A—4 or A—2
A—6
0—15
0—18
18—60
Organic matter
Fine sandy loam
Pt
SM
A—7
60—120
0—12
12—48
48—59
59—81
Fine sandy loam
Sandy clay loam
Fine sandy loam
Sandy clay loam
SM
SC or CL
SM or ML
SC
A—4
A—6 or A—7
A—4
A—6 or A—4
15—30
0—12 I Fine sandy loam
12—38 Loam
38—48 Clayloam
48—60 Silty clay loam
60—72 Clay
SM or ML
ML or CL
CL
CL
CH, MH
A—4
A-4 or A-B
A—6orA—7
A—6 or A—7
A-7
60—120
0—10
10—51
.31—80
Fine sandy loam
Sandy clay loam
Sandy loam
SM or ML
I SC or CL
SM
A—4
A—B
A—2—4 or A—4
0—15
0—19
19—65
Fine sandy loam
Sandy loam
A—4
A—2—4 or A—4
65—72
Loam
SM or ML
SM or
SM-SC
ML or CL
Fine sand
SM
A—2—4
Sand
Sand
SP—SM
SP—SM
A—3, A—2-4
A—3, A—2—4
Fine sandy loam
Clay
ML, SM
CH
A-4
A-7
60—120
0—60
15—30
0—13
13—50
15—30
0—8
8—60
Water table at or near the surface during winter and spring.
Water table at or above the surface most of the time; daily tidal flooding.
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10. Has the applicant applied for, or have, any other permits or licenses that pertain to this or any other
mining operation?
Yes
No
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If “YES,” list them in the space provided on pageS, or attach separate pages, and give the current status of each,
including any violations or penalties.
B.
MINING PROCEDURE AND ENViRONMENTAL ANALYSiS
2. Aniiciprncd Schcdui
1. Description of materials:
(month/year)
Begin clearing
I.... / 2P
Begin mining
2_...... / 20.Q
ft
Complete mining
12
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ft
Begin reclamation
12
/ 22
Complete reclamation
12
/ 2Q21
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Thickness of overburden
(Topsoil MUST be stockpiled
for use during reclamation)
0.50
Thickness of useable material
15-20
Total depth of excavation
20
Estimated annual production
100.000 tons
3.
Depth to ground water:
20.0
4.
How will dust be controlled?
5.
ft
Types of erosion control structures that will be
utilized.
Settling ponds
.
6.
Water on haul roads
—
Terraced slopes
b. Predominant vegetation Grass & Scrub Pines
Surface Mine Oneratlon
7. Will explosives be used?
10.
Diversion berms
Drainage ditches
Describe the land to be affected by mining as it presently oxists:
a. Land use
9.
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S.
No
Yes
Are toxic materials likely to be encountered at any time?
—
Yes
Will there be any discharge to local streams or other bodies of water
Is zest-boring data available?
—
Yes
XX NO
No
—
Yes XX No
If any of questions 7-10 are answered YES,” provide additional information on page 5, or attach separate pages.
C. RECLAMATION PLAN
1.
Describe the soil handling technique for the reclamation phase ofthe operation:
XL Topsoil segregated
2.
NOTE: It is suggested that the county NRCS office be consulted for specific
recommendations on the following items.
—
Mixed strata
Describe the protection method for the
stockpiled topsoil,
—
berm around the storage pile
3.
How will highwaiis, standing faces, and banks be
reduced to minimize erøsion? (All highwalls
must be sloped, minimum 3 horizontal to i vertical.)
—
sioped to a gradient of 3 to 1
grass cover on the pile (recommended)
—
stored under a cover
slopes will be terraced
—
blended with surrounding contours
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Form MRS-l3
OFFICE OF GEOLOGY
P. 0. Box 20307
Jackson, Mississippi
39289-1307
(601) 961-5515
PUBLIC
NOTICE
Public Notice No. 1542
Application No. A1542
Date:
February 15,
2005
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
The office of Geology has received
an Application for a Surface Mining Permit
pursuant to Section 7 of the Mississippi Surface Mining
arid Reclamation
Act of 1977, as described below:
APPLICANT:
W. C. Fore, LLC
P. 0. Box 3058
Gulfport, MS 39505
LOCATION:
E 1/2 of SE 1/4 of Section 13, Township 5 South,
West, Harrison County, Mississippi
DESCRIPTION:
Applicant proposes to open pit mine 44.96 acres
to a
depth of 20 feet for sand.
Erosion and sediment will be
controlled using settling ponds.
Reclamation will
consist of a lake with 3 to 1 grass slopes.
Range 12
This public notice is being distributed to inter
ested persons and
agencies to assist in developing facts on which
a decision by the
Office of Geology can be based.
You are requested to communicate the
information contained in this notice to any other
parties whom you deem
likely to have interest in the matter.
All agencies and persons shall
have until March 2, 2005, to submit comments,
recommendations, or
evaluations to the Office of Geology.
Comments by an agency shall
include an enumeration of permits or licenses
required under the
agency’s jurisdiction.
If further information is needed,
copy of the notice of intent or permit
receive a copy of the notice of intent
payment of the ten-dollar ($10.00) fee
Rules and Regulations.
an agency may. be furnished a
application.
Any person may
or permit application upon
established in Rule 104 of the
In the event comments are not received by March
2, 2005,the Office
of Geology will consider that the agency has no
comments,
recommendations and/or evaluations that the
agency deems necessary and
proper based upon the effect of the proposed operati
on on matters
within the agency’s jurisdiction.
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OFFICE OF GEOLOGY / MIMNG & RECLAMATION DIVISION
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A. GENERAL INFORMATION
I. Name of Applicant:
W. C. Fore. U.C.
Mailing Address:
E-mail Address:
Phone No.
P. 0. Box 3058
Gidfaort, MS 39505
(228) 863-1314
Fax No.
(228) 863-0013
Authorized Representative W. C. Fore
2. Engineering Firm, Consultant, etc.:
Mailing Address:
E-mail Address:
Phone No.
Fax No.
3. Name of Mine: Sadler Road Sand Mine
Phone No.
Mine Supervisor:
(228) 863-1314
Fax No.
W. C. Fore
(228) 863-0013
4. Location of Operation (to nearest quarter-quarter section):
6i’isf V.a
4
Southeaet-114-otSoLftheastSJ4
13
5 South
Section Township
5. Type of Application
XX
6.
Initial Permit for Operation
1.2 West
County
Method of Operation
XX Open Pit
Amendment to Expand Operation
Strip
t)redge
Wash Operation, if so
Water Source
Amendment to an Existing Operation
(not involving acreage change)
Wash System Type
Closed system
—
7. Number of Acres to be Permitted:
Excavation
UrrIen.a
Range
—
Open system
8. Is the Permit Area located:
44.23
Haul roads, plant site, ponds,
storage piles. etc.
a. within 100 feet of a public road?
b. within 100 feet of a cemetery?
c. within 300 feet of an occupied building?
d. within 25 feet of a property line
Yes No
—
—
XX
XX
—
—
XX
If YES to a, b, c, or d, a letter must be filed with the
Office giving permission from the owner or maintaining
authority to mine within these distances to the subject
property.
If this application is an amendment to
expand an existing permit, number of
additional acres to be permitted
0
TOTAL PERMITTED AREA
44.96
9. Materials to be Mined:
acres
Form MRD-3, Rev 3-03
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10. Has the applicant applied for, or have, any other permits or licenses that pertain
to this or any other
mining operation?
Yes
No
—
If “YES,” list them in the space provided on page 5. or attach separate pages, and
give the current status of each,
including any violations or penalties.
MINING PROCEDURE AND ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS
B.
1. Description of materials:
2. Anticipated Schedule
Thickness of overburden
(Topsoil MUST be stockpiled
for use during reclamation)
0.50
Thickness of useable material
15-20
Total depth of excavation
20
Estimated annual production
100.000 tons
3.
Depth to ground water:
0.50
4.
How will dust be controlled?
-
6.
ft
Begin clearing
11
/2PA
Begin mining
12
/ ZQ4
ft
Complete mining
12
I2Q
ft
Begin reclamation
12
/ 2Q!
Complete reclamation
12
/ ,Q
ft
5.
Types of erosion control structures that will be
utilized.
Water on haul roads
Land
use
Surface Mine Ooeration
7.
Will explosives be used?
9.
Are toxic materials likely to be encountered at an” time?
—
Yes
No
8.
Terraced slopes
Yes
No
Yes X No
Yes
No
page 5, or attach separate pages.
NOTE: It is suggested that the county NRCS office be consulted for
specific
recommendations on the following items.
Describe the soil handling technique for the reclamation phase of the operati
on:
c. Topsoil segregated
2.
Diversion berms
Is test-boring data available?
Will there be any discharge to local streams or other bodies of water?
RECLAMATION PLAN
1.
Drainage ditches
b. Predominant vegetation crass & Scrub Pines
If any of questions 7-10 are answered “YES,” provide additional information on
C.
Settling ponds
Describe the land to be affected by mining as it presently exists:
a.
10.
(month/year)
—
Mixed strata
Describe the protection method for the
stockpiled topsoil.
—
berm around the storage pile
3.
How will highwalls, standing faces, and banks be
reduced to minimize erosion? (All highwalls
must be sloped, minimum 3 horizontal to 1 vertical.)
—
grass cover on the pile (recommended)
—
stored under a cover
slopes will be terraced
sloped to a gradient of 3 to 1
—
blended with surrounding contours
No Hiohwalls
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What is the general plan for reclamation?
reforestation
5.
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What planting method will be used?
2!X broadcast seed
mechanical seeding
—
XX establish grass cover
—
seeding b manual labor
XXpond or lake
6.
How will fertilizer and lime be applied and incorporated?
X harrowing
7.
broadcasting
—
disking
Quantity of lime and fertilizer to be applied?
a. For initial planting
lime:
2
tons per acre
fertilizer:
fl (type)
-
400
pounds per acre
200
pounds per acre
b. For successive years prior to 100% release
fertilizer:
when:
8.
-
(type)
-
(month)
4iii
Describe the planting schedule:
Tree spacing
or lbs/acre
Tree or Seed Species
Planting Season
30
9. Will the area be mulched?
—
Yes
Method of holding in place:
10.
No
ADril
If yes, rate per acre
—
crimped
—
How will the vegetation be maintained until the final bond release?
—
watering
mowing
times per year
approximate month(s)_________________
XX repairing gullies
replanting eroded areas
11. How will debris be disposed of when the mine is finally closed?
—
burying
burning
—
hauling away
12. Will a soil analysis be submitted for this site?
Yes XX No
NOTE: available from the Cooperative Extension Service through the applicant’s County Agent
13. Estimated cost per acre for reclamation of this site: S 1000.00
FormMRD-3Rev
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(minimum of $500 per acre)
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D.
NAMES AND ADDIESSES OF
PERSONS
AFFEC1’ED
BY
THIS
OPERATION
1. Landowner(s) of area to be mined/leased
Name:
w.
Address:
p p. Box 3058
C.
Fore LLC
Name:
Address:
Gutftort, MS 39505
Phone:
(228)
883-13114
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Phone:
2. Landowner(s) within 500 feet of the area
Name:
None
Name:
Address:
Address:
Phone:
Phone:
Name:
Name:
Address:
Address:
Phone:
Phone:
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3. Person(s) living on permit area
Name:
None
Name:
Address:
Address:
Phone:
Phone:
I declare that I have knowledge of the facts presented in the preceding pages and in
all of the items attached
to this application; flirthennore, I certifj that they are true to the best of my
knowledge.
3anuasv 31. 2005
Date
Signature
W.C.Fore
Printed Name
Pre&dent
Title
Fomi MRD-3, Rev. 3-03
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E.
ADDITIONAL COMMENTS
Item
Number
Space for detailed answers to any of the previous items.
Indicate item number to which the answers apply.
A. 10
Permit P87-027
28 Acres
Harrison County
A. 10
Permit P93-048
29 Acres
Hancock County
A. 10
PermIt P87-045
35 Acres
3ackson County
A. 10
Permit P88-027
38 Acres
Harrison County
A. 10
Permit P92-024
22 Acres
Hancock County
A. 10
Permit P02-027
40 Acres
Hancock County
.
FFP
If more spa e is required, use fill sheets of paper the same size as this
page. Attach all sheets to this application.
Form MRI)-3, Rev. 34)3
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F.
ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS
The following described fee, documents and information, as require
d by the Mississippi Surface Mining and
Reclamation
Act, must be submitted to the Office of Geology before the application
can be processed.
1. APPLICATION FEE: $100 plus $10 per acre. Maximum fee is $500.
2. CERTIFICATE OF INSURANCE: Must indicate that the applica
nt has sufficient liability insurance in an amount not
less than $100,000/300,000 for Bodily Injury and $100,000 for Proper
ty Damage.
3. PERFORMANCE BOND: Must be at least $500/acre and not
more than $2500/acre and is based on the applicant’s
estimate of the reclamation cost. The “TOTAL PERMITTED AREA
” in A-7, page 1, is the number of acres to
be bonded. A Certificate of Deposit may be substituted.
4. PROOF OF THE APPLICANT’S LEGAL RIGHT TO MINE
: A lease, deed, or agreement that includes a legal
description of the permit area. This includes city or county approval, if applica
ble. This must be notarized.
5. COMPLETED ORGANIZATION REPORT FORM MRD1.
6. MAPS, AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHS, OR DRAWINGS of the mine
area:
A. On a USGS Topographic Map (8 ½” x 11” photocopy of applica
ble portion of topographic map):
Name of Topographic Map Wortham Quadrangle. Harrison County
1. Locate water wells within 0.5 mile of the permit area.
2. Outline boundaries of both the permit area and the entire mine area (if differe
nt).
3. Draw access to the nearest public road from the mine.
4. Illustrate how surface drainage will be conducted or changed.
B.
Additional Drawings or Maps
General site plan showing location of excavations, spoil piles, settling ponds,
plant, etc. (8 ½” x 11”)
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APPLICATION
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1. Name of Applicant:
W. C, Fore LLC.
Mailing Address:
p. 0. Box 3058
E-mail Address:
Phone No.
(228) 863-0013
Fax No.
(228) 863-1314
Authorized Representative W. C. Fore
Mailing Address:
E-mail Address:
Fax No.
Phone No.
Mine Supervisor:
3. Name of Mine: Sadler Road Pit
Phone No.
(228) 863-0013
Fax No.
(228) 863-1314
W. C. Fore
4. Location of Operation (to nearest quarter-quarter section): SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEAREST ¼ ¼ SECTiON.
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Haul roads, plant site, ponds.
storage piles, etc.
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c. within 30() feet of an occupied building?
Yes No
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property.
expand an existing permit. number of
23,10
acres
Form MRI)-3. Rei’. 3-03
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8. Is the Permit Area located:
Excavation
Dredge
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Permit No.
SURFACE
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PERMIT
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Phone No.
(228) 863-1314
Authorized Representative
Fax No.
(228) 863-0013
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Mailing
Address:
E-mail Address:
Phone No.
Fax No.
3. Name of Mine: Sadler Road Pit
Phone No.
Mine Supervisor:
(228) 863-1314
Fax No.
W. C. Fore
(228) 863-0013
4. Location of Operation (to nearest quarter-quarter section): SEE PAGES FOR NEAREST
¼ ¼ SECTION.
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13
5 South
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X
6.
Method of Operation
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Water Source
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Wash System Type
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8. is the Permit Area located:
Excavation
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Yes No
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Harrison
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storage piles. etc.
12 West
23.10
9. Materials to he Mined:
acres
Fiin MRD-3. Rev 3-03
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W. C. FORE, LLC.
P. 0. Box 3056 • Gulfport, MS 39505 • office (228) 863-1314 • fax (228) 864-0013
February 1,2005
Attention:
Reference:
Ms. MJchelle Vinson
Sadler Road Sand Mine,
Old 49 Sand Mine,
(Harrison County Exempt #118),
Dear Ms. Vinson,
Pursuant to our previous conversation on Jan. 28, 2005, and the provisions of the
Mississippi Surface and Reclamation Rules and Regulations outlining the requirements
to submit a Mining Notice of Intent for the above captioned surface mining pit
application, please replace the previous application dated October 21, 2004 for 22 acres
with this application.
Enclosed are the required items as delineated below:
Mining Notice of Intent
USGS Quadrangle Map
Site-specific Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP).
Sincerely,
Michael Rouse
Enc). As Noted
SADLER ROAD PIT MINE LOCATION
Wortham Quadrangle Section 13 Township 5 South Range
12 West
South corners of the surface mine are located in the SE ¼
of SE ¼
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PREVENTION PLAN
(SWPPP)
Sadler Road Sand Mine
(To Include Old 49 Sand Mine)
4496 Acres
S13, T5S, RI2W
Saucier,
Harrison County,
Mississippi
W. C. Fore, LLC.
Gulfport, MS 39505
(228) 8631314
STORM WATER POLLUTION CONTROL PLAN
Sadler Road Sand Mine
4496 Acres
Section 13, Township 5$, Range 12W
Table of Contents
Page
Overview
Introduction
Objective
4
General Requirements
Implementation
Erosion and Sediment Controls
Structural Practices
Inspection Requirements
Maintenance
Post Construction
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6
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Reporting
9
Noncompilance Reporting
Anticipated Noncompliance
Unanticipated Noncompliance
9
9
Termination of Reporting and Permit Coverage
10
Pollution Prevention Plan Certification
10
Attachment I
Site Location Map
Reclamation Site Map
11
11
Storm Water Pofluon Control Plan
W. C. Pore, LL.c.
Typical Drawings
Typical Interceptor Dikes and Swales
Filter Fence Details
Brush Barrier
Typical Sediment Trap
Surface Roughening
Level Spreaders
Sadler Road Pit
Hamson County, Mississippi
Figure 1
Figure 2
Figure 3
Figure 4
Figure 5
Figure 6
Storm Water Pollution Control Plan
W. C. Fore, LLC.
Sadler Road Pit
OVERVIEW
Introduction
This document is the Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP) for
property owner and operator, W. C. Fore, LLC, Post Office Box 3058, Gulfport,
Mississippi 39505, for the surface mining pit known as “Sadler Road Sand MIne”,
a 44.96 acre site located in Saucier, Harrison County, Mississippi. Sadler Road
Sand Mine encompasses Old 49 Sand Mine (Harrison County Exempt #118), a 4
acre surface mine. Sadler Road Sand Mine is 40.96 acres, while encompassing
Old 49, the total acreage is 44.96 acres.
The purpose of this application is to allow W. C. Fore, LLC, Gulfport, Mississippi,
the property owner and operator, to mine sand for a current project at the
Mississippi State Port in Gulfport, Mississippi.
The existing haul road shall be utilized for ingress and egress. This haul road shall
be reconstructed to become a stabilized all weather construction entrance for
ingress and egress of all construction traffic. The surface mine will be surrounded
by a substantial buffer zone that is more or less 130 feet from any public road. A
buffer zone of 100 feet will be maintained to the east & west between the surface
mine and the intermittent unnamed tributaries. The buffer zones shall remain in
their natural vegetative state around the periphery of the Site. Only those trees
and vegetative growth will be removed that will impede the location and
excavation processes of this surface mining pit. Storm water in the buffer zones
will follow the existing natural watercourse. Disturbed areas caused by
construction or mining activities shall be temporarily or permanently seeded as the
circumstances direct. In the interim, sedimentation and erosion controls shall be
put in place as needed. Flow of surface water into the mine will be controlled by
The use of erosion contro’ structures.
1. Clearing and excavation of the surface mining pit will be in a north to south
direction. The removed topsoil shafl be stockpiled and the overburden will
be used to construct the perimeter berm of the mined area. The berm will
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W. C. Fore, LLC.
Sadler Road Pit
Hanison County: Mississippi
southeast area of the surface mining operation. The purpose of this
temporary sump is to collect sediment and incidental stormwater falling into
the mining pit. No impounded stormwater or sediment shall leave the
mining pit. All storm water and ground water shall be contained within the
confines of the mining pit. The earthen berms comprised of the stripped
overburden around the periphery of the excavated areas shall preclude the
mingling of the storm water outside the pit area and the ground
waterlstormwater from the excavation.
Storm water falling outside the pit area shall drain from the area through existing
natural watercourses. Ultimately, the receiving waters of the State of Mississippi
will be Honey Branch to the south of the project. In its undeveloped state the
surface mining pit area encompasses the 1 20-foot elevation, the highest point in
the area and stormwater presently appears to flow to the west, east, and south.
The Storm Water Permit shall be displayed in a conspicuous location to enable
public review.
This Plan is the criteria for compliance with regulations set forth by the
Environmental Protection Agency, 40 CFR, Parts 122, 123 and 124, National
Pollutant Discharge Elimination System Apotication Requlations for Storm Water
Manaoement for Construction Activities.
Obiectiye
The purpose and objective of this Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan is to
meet the requirements of the State of Mississippi and the U. S. Environmental
Protection Agency for the control end mitigation of pollutants to storm water
discharges associated with this surface mining operation for sand and clay.
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W. c. Fore, LLC.
Sadler Road Pit
Namson County, Mlss4ssippi
GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
This Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan consists of certain major activities and
controls appropriate for surface mining activities.
Implementation
1. Install stabilized construction entrance.
2. Install erosion control structures as needed.
3. Perform stripping activities: Topsoil shall be stockpiled for future plating of
the slopes and the overburden shall be used to construct the berms around
the perimeter of the mining site. Clearing and excavation of the surface
mining pit will be in a north to south direction. The topsoil shall be removed
and stockpiled. The overburden will be used to construct the perimeter
berm of the mined area. The berm will be constructed and elevated above
the existing natural ground. This raised levee will preclude storm water
outside the pit zone from entering the mined area. Storm water shall drain
away from the site through existing natural watercourses and elevation
changes. A temporary sump basin shall be located in the southeast area of
each phase of the surface mining operation. The purpose of this temporary
sump is to collect sediment and stormwater falling into the mining pit. All
incidental storm water entering the mining operation and ground water will
not leave the pit and shall not be discharged into the waters of the State of
Mississippi.
4. The general configuration of the mining operation and the construction
techniques of the surface mining area has been arranged to minimize any
impact to the adjacent lands.
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W. C. Fore. LLC.
Sadler Road Pit
Hamson County, Mississippi
Mine development wiB proceed in the planned sequence and every attempt will be
made to prevent erosion. All disturbed areas will be managed and revegetated as
soon as practicable after construction activities. Where applicable, disturbed
areas will be stabilized by temporary seeding, permanent seeding, mulching
and/or vegetative buffer strips as each case dictates.
In addition to vegetative practices referenced above, certain structural erosion
control measures shall be implemented as needed. The measures include
diverting flows from exposed soils, storing flows or otherwise limiting runoff from
exposed areas. Other structural methods will include straw bale dikes, silt fences,
earth dikes, brush barriers, drainage swales, check dams, outlet protection,
detention/retention basins, sediment traps, temporary sediment basins or
equivalent sediment controls.
1. Construct the sediment / detention pond with the spoils from the excavation
to be used in berms.
2. Divert upsiope surface water around disturbed areas of the site as shown in
figure 1, Diversion Dikes.
3. Limit the exposure of the disturbed area to the shortest amount of time as
practicable.
4. Minimize the amount of surface area that must be disturbed at one time.
5. Implement the best management practices to mitigate adverse impacts
from storm water runoff. Shown in Figures 2. 3, 4, 5 and 6.
Erosion and sediment controls consisting of vegetative and structural practices
shall be designed to preserve vegetation or timely revegetated disturbed areas
and divert from exposed soils or otherwise limit runoff from exposed areas.
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Storm Water Poflution Control Plan
W. C. Fore, LLC.
Sadler Road Pit
Controls shall be placed to minimize off-site vehicle tracking of sediments.
Controls shall be implemented as needed to retain storm water in the on-site
detention pond to prevent adverse impact to receiving streams. When work is not
being performed in a disturbed area, appropriate temporary and/or vegetative and
structural practices shall be initiated.
Any of the following erosion and sedimentation control measures may be used to
control/reduce pollutants in storm water.
•
Temporary Seeding
•
Sedimentation Basin
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Permanent Seeding
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Check Dams
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Mulching
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Straw Bale Dikes
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Sod Stabilization
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Earth and/or Sandbag Dikes
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Vegetative Buffer Strips
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Brush Barriers
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Grassy Swales
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Subsurface Drains
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Modification of Contours
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Pipe Slope Drains
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Silt Fences
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Storm Drain Inlet Protection
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Detention Basin
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Drainage Swales
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Sediment Traps
•
Rock Outlet Protection
A rain gauge shall be set up on site during mining operations. The rain gauge shall be located
in the vicinity of the mining pit. Within twenty-four hours after commencement of rainfall
a
event greater than or equal to a Two Year 24 Hour Storm Event (6 inches), an inspection of all
controls and other SWPPP requirements shall be performed during the permit coverage in
compliance with Part IV.B of the permit.
Other controls of importance may include, but are not limited to:
W. C. Fore. LLC.
Sadler Road Pit
1. Topsoil will be removed from the area to be mined and used to plate diversion
dikes
and berms.
2. Preserving existing vegetation and revegetating disturbed soil as soon as
possible to
limit the exposure time of the disturbed area.
3. Surface area that must be disturbed will be minimized.
4. Management practices to mitigate adverse impacts from storm water runoff are, but not
limited to, interceptor dikes and swales, hay bales, brush barriers, silt fences, and
sediment traps. Figures 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6.
5. Structurally sound dams and levees will be constructed for impoundments.
6. Encompassing various stockpiles such as fill or topsoil materials with silt fence and or
hay bales.
7. Properly maintaining, cleaning, repairing the site, and erosion prevention controls.
Inspection of all temporary and vegetative, erosion and sediment controls, and other protective
measures and SWPPP requirements will be performed during the permit coverage.
After each significant rainfall, but not less than once a week all disturbed areas, erosion and
sediment controls shall be inspected.
At least once every month:
1. Within twenty-four hours after commencement of a rainfall event greater than or equal
to a Two Year 24 Hour Storm Event (6 inches).
2. As often as necessary ensure that appropriate erosion and sediment controls have
been properly constructed and maintained.
Maintenance
1. All needed repairs shall be made within 24 hours.
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Storm Water Polkxflon Control Plan
W. C. Fore, LLC.
Sadler Road Pit
2. Remove sediment from inlet protection devices and silt fences when accumulated silt
has attained 50 percent capacity.
3. Reseed, fertilize and mulch as needed.
Post Construction
Upon completion of mining activities, post construction control measures shall include on-site
infiltration, flow attenuation in vegetated swales and natural depressions and retention
structures. Velocity dissipation devices may be required at the outfall of these structures
and
along the outfall channels provide non-erosive flows.
REPORTING
Inspections will be reported on copies of the forms provided. The report form shall
be
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submitted semi-annually, postmarked not later than the 28
day of July or January for each
six-month period. All records, reports and information resulting from activities required
by this
permit shall be retained of at least three years from the date of the MNOI, inspection or
report.
The inspection report is attached at the end of this SWPPP. This form shall be duplicated as
necessary.
NONCOMPLIANCE REPORTING
1. Anticipated Noncompliance: The Mississippi Office of Pollution Control (OPC) will be
given at least ten days advance notice, if possible, before any planned noncompliance
with permit requirements.
2. Unanticipated Noncompliance: The Mississippi Office of Pollution Control (OPC) shall
be notified orally within 24 hours from the time that the operator becomes aware of the
unanticipated noncompliance. A written report will be provided to the QPC within five
wtrkng d@y from ih tim h@ cpr?tcr
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report shall describe the cause, the exact dates and times, steps taken or
planned to
reduce, eliminate, or prevent reoccurrence and, if the noncompliance has not ceased
,
the anticipated time for correction.
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W. C. Pore, LLC.
Sadler Road Pit
TERMINATION of REPORTING & PERMIT COVERAGE
Upon successful completion of all permanent erosion control arid sediment controls for a
covered project, a certification of the same will be submitted to the Mississippi Office of
Pollution Control. Inspections shall continue for at least two months beyond completion. if
controls have been successful during these two months, reporting and permit coverage is
automatically terminated unless notified by OPC within thirty days of receiving the final
inspection report.
POLLUTION PREVENTION PLAN CERTIFICATION
I certify under penalty of law that this document and all attachments were prepared under my
direction or supervision in accordance with a system designed to assure that qualified
personnel properly gathered and evaluated the information submitted. Based on my inquiry of
the person or persons who manage the system, or those persons responsible for gathering the
information, the information submitted, to the best of my knowledge and belief, true accurate
and complete. I am aware that there are significant penalties for submitting false information,
including the possibility of fine and imprisonment for knowing violations.
Signed:______________________________
W.C.Fore
Date:
January 27, 2005
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MINING NOTICE OF INTENT (MNOI)
FOR COVERAGE UNDER MINING STORM WATER
GENERAL NPDES PERMIT MSR32 J
(Number to be assigned by State)
File at least 30 days prior to the commencement of nhlning; 15 days if a Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan
(SWPPP) is already on file. Lateral expansion of an existing mine that has storm water permit coverage
does
not require submittal of a new MNOI however, modification of the existing SWPPP to include the expansion is
required. Also, according to 40 CFR 122.26 (b) (14) (lii), mining operations that do not discharge storm water
contaminated by contact with any overburden raw material, intermediate products, finished products,
byproducts or waste products shall not be required to file a MNOI.
IS APPLICANT THE OPERATOR OR OWNERfr (Circle one or both)
OPERATOR CONTACT PERSON:. W. C. Fore
OPERATOR COMPANY NAME:
W C. Fore. LLC.
OPERATOR STREET (P.O. BOX):. P. 0. Box 3058
OPERATORCfl’Y:,_________________________ STATE:.
OPERATOR TELEPHONE NUMBER (INCLUDE AREA CODE):.
MS
ZIP:.
(228 8631314
(List owner if different than operator)
OWNER CONTACT PERSON:.
Same as Above
OWNER COMPANY:.
OWNER STREET (P.O. BOX):.
OWNER CITY:
STATE:.
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OWNER TELEPHONE NUMBER (INCLUDE AREA CODE):.
(Mine information)
NAME OF MrE:.
Sadler Road Pit
STREET ADDRESS OR NEAREST NAMED ROAD:.___________________________
MINE LOCATION: CITY:.
COUNTY:. Harrison
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see attached heet
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i/4OFSECTION.
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RANGE,12 West
ATTACH A USGS QUAD MAP OUTLINING MINE LOCATiON
(Maps can be obtained from the Mississippi Office of Geology. For information call 601-961-5523).
RECEIViNG STREAMi.
Unnamed Tributaries Flowina Into Honey Branch
STANDARD INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION (SIC) CODE: i44 2
MATERIAL TO BE MINED:.
TOTAL ACREAGE (If modification, give original acreage, expanded acreage and total acreage):
DOES THIS MINE NEED A CORPS OF ENGINEERS WETLANDS (Sec 404) PERMIT?.
WILL HYDRAULIC DREDGING BE USED? (YIN).
LIST ANY: NPDES PERMIT NO..
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GEOLOGY PERMiT APPLICATION NO..
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STATE OPERATING PERMIT NO.,
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Acres
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GEOLOGY PERMIT NO..
HAS A “NOTICE OF EXEMPT OPERATIONS” BEEN FILED WITH GEOLOGY? (Y/N).
N/A
No
A Geology “Notice of Exempt Operations” or “Notice of Intent to Mine Class I or Class II Materials” must be filed before
coverage wifl be granted under the mining storm water NPDES permit. For information on Office of Geology
requirements call 601-961-5515.
ESTIMATEDSTARTDATE:.
11/2004
ENDDATE:.
12/2011
ATTACH A STORM WATER POLLUTION PREVENTION PLAN (SEE PERMiT FOR REQUIREMENTS)
IDENTIFY THE ASSOCIATION OR GENERIC SWPPP PREVIOUSLY SUDMITrED:
I certif, under penalty of law that this document and all attachments were prepared under my direction or supervision in accordance
with a system designed to assure that qualified personnel properly gathered and evaluated the information submitted. Based on
inquiry of the person or persons who manage the system, or those persons directly responsible for gathering the information, themy
information submitted is, to the best of my knowledge and belief, true, accurate and complete. I am aware that there are significant
penalties for submitting false information, including the possibility of flue and imprisonment for knowing violations.
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October 12. 2004
Date Signed
W. C. Fore
Printed Name
Title
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Part V.E., as follows:
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Attention:
Reference:
Mr. Ross Williams
Sadler Road Pit,
Dear Mr. Williams,
Pursuant to the requirements of the Mississippi Surface and Reclamation Rules and
Regulations outlining the requirements to submit a Mining Notice of Intent for the above
captioned surface mining pit application, please find enclosed the required items as
delineated below.
1. Mining Notice of Intent
2. USGS Quadrangle Map
3. Site-specific Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP)
Sincerely,
Michael Rouse
end. As Noted
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W C. Fore, LLC.
Guliport, MS 39505
(228) 8631314
STORM WATER POLLUTION CONTROL PLAN
Sadler Road Pit
22 Acres
Section 13, Township 5S, Range 12W
Table of Contents
Page
Overview
Introduction
Objective
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General Requirements
Implementation
Maintenance
Post Construction
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Reporting
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Noncompliance Reporting
Anticipated Noncompilance
Unanticipated Noncompliance
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Termination of Reporting and Permit Coverage
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Pollution Prevention Plan Certification
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Attachment 1
Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan
Site Location Map
Reclamation Site Map
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Typical Drawings
Typical Interceptor Dikes and Swales
Filter Fence Details
Brush Barrier
Typical Sediment Trap
Surface Roughening
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Sadler Road Pit
OVERVIEW
Lntroduction
This document is the Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP) for
property owner and operator, W. C. Fore, LLC, Post Office Box 3058, Gutfport,
Mississippi 39505, for the surface mining pit known as “Sadler Road Pit”, a 22
acre site located in Saucier, Harrison County, Mississippi.
the property owner and operator, to mine sand for a current project at the
Mississippi State Port in Gulfport, Mississippi.
The existing haul road shall be utilized for ingress and egress. This haul road shall
be reconstructed to become a stabilized all weather construction entrance for
ingress and egress of all construction traffic. The surface mine will be surrounded
by a substantial buffer zone that is more or less 500 feet from any public road. A
buffer zone of 200 feet will be maintained to the east & west between the surface
mine and the perennial unnamed tributaries. The buffer zones shall remain in
their natural vegetative state around the periphery of the site. Only those trees
and vegetative growth will be removed that will impede the location and
excavation processes of this surface mining pit. Storm water in the buffer zones
will follow the existing natural watercourse. Disturbed areas caused by
construction or mining activities shall be temporarily or permanently seeded as the
circumstances direct. In the interim, sedimentation and erosion controls shalt be
put in place as needed. Flow of surface water into the mine will be controlled by
the use of erosion control structures.
1. Clearing and excavation of the surface mining pit will be in a north to south
direction. The removed topsoil shall be stockpiled and the overburden will
be used to construct the perimeter berm of the mined area. The berm will
be constructed and elevated above the existing natural ground. This raised
levee will preclude storm water from entering the mined area from the
surrounding property. A temporary sump basin shalt be located in the
W. C. Fore, LLC,
Sadler Road Pit
southeast area of the surface mining operation. The purpose of this
temporary sump is to coHect sediment and incidental stormwater falling into
the mining pit. No impounded stormwater or sediment shalt leave the
mining pit. All storm water and ground water shall be contained within the
confines of the mining pit. The earthen berrns comprised of the stripped
mingling of the storm water outside the pit area and the ground
water/stormwater from the excavation.
Storm water falling outside the pit area shall drain from the area through existing
natural watercourses. Ultimately the receiving waters of the State of Mississippi
will be Honey Branch to the south of the project. In its undeveloped state the
surface mining pit area encompasses the 120-foot elevation, the highest point in
the area and stormwater presently appears to flow to the west, east, and south.
The Storm Water Permit shall be displayed in a conspicuous location to enable
public review.
This Plan is the criteria for compliance with regulations set forth by the
Environmental Protection Agency, 40 CFR, Parts 122, 123 and 124, National
Pollutant Discharge Elimination System Apglication Regulations for Storm Water
Management for Construction Activities.
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The purpose and objective of this Storm Water Pol!ution Prevention Plan is to
meet the requirements of the State of Mississippi and the U. S. Environmental
Protection Agency for the control and mitigation of pollutants to storm water
discharges associated with this surface mining operation for sand and clay.
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Sadler Road Pit
Hanison County, Mississippi
GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
This Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan consists of certain major activities and
controls appropriate for surface mining activities.
p1ementation
1. Install stabilized construction entrance.
2. Install erosion control structures as needed.
3. Perform stripping activities: Topsoil shall be stockpiled for future plating of
the slopes and the overburden shall be used to construct the berms around
the perimeter of the mining site. Clearing and excavation of the surface
mining pit will be in a north to south direction. The topsoil shall be removed
and stockpiled. The overburden will be used to construct the perimeter
berm of the mined area. The berm will be constructed and elevated above
the existing natural ground. This raised levee will preclude storm water
outside the pit zone from entering the mined area. Storm water shall drain
away from the site through existing natural watercourses and elevation
changes. A temporary sump basin shall be located in the southeast area of
each phase of the surface mining operation. The purpose of this temporary
sump is to collect sediment and stormwater falling into the mining pit. All
incidental storm water entering the mining operation and ground water will
not leave the pit and shall not be discharged into the waters of the State of
Mississippi.
4. The general configuration of the mining operation and the construction
techniques of the surface mining area has been arranged to minimize any
impact to the adjacent lands.
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W. C. Fcre. LLC,
Sadler Road Pit
Harrison CountV. Mississippi
izosion and Sediment Controls
Mine development will proceed in the planned sequence and every attempt will be
made to prevent erosion. All disturbed areas wilt be managed and revegetated as
soon as practicable after construction activities. Where applicable, disturbed
areas will be stabilized by temporary seeding, permanent seeding, mulching
and/or vegetative buffer strips as each case dictates.
In addition to vegetative practices referenced above! certain structural erosion
control measures shall be implemented as needed. The measures include
diverting flows from exposed soils, storing flows or otherwise limiting runoff from
exposed areas. Other structural methods will include straw bale dikes! silt fences,
earth dikes. brush barriers, drainage swales, check dams! outlet protection,
detention/retention basins! sediment traps, temporary sediment basins or
equivalent sediment controls.
1. Construct the sediment / detention pond with the spoils from the excavation
to be used in berms.
2. Divert upsiope surface water around disturbed areas of the site as shown in
figure 1, Diversion Dikes.
3. Limit the exposure of the disturbed area to the shortest amount of time as
practicable.
4. Minimize the amount of surface area that must be disturbed at one time.
5. Implement the best management practices to mitigate adverse impacts
from storm water runoff. Shown in Figures 2! 3, 4. 5 and 6.
Erosion and sediment controls consisting of vegetative and structural practices
shall be designed to preserve iegetation or timely revegetated disturbed areas
and divert from exposed soils or otherwise limit runoff from exposed areas.
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Harrison County. Mississippi
W. C. Fore, LLC.
Controls shall be placed to minimize off-site vehicle tracking of sediments.
Controls shall be implemented as needed to retain storm water in the on-site
detention pond to prevent adverse impact to receivng streams. When work is not
being performed in a disturbed area, appropriate temporary and/or vegetative and
structural practices shall be initiated.
Any of the following erosion and sedimentation control measures may be used to
control/reduce pollutants in storm water.
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Temporary Seeding
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Vegetative Buffer Strips
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Grassy Swales
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Silt Fences
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Storm Drain Inlet Protection
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Detention Basin
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Drainage Swales
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Rock Outlet Protection
A rain gauge shall be set up on site during mining operations. The rain gauge shall be located
in the vicinity of the mining pit. Within twenty-four hours after commencement of a rainfall
event greater than or equal to a Two Year 24 Hour Storm Event (6 inches), an inspection of all
controls and other SWPPP requirements shall be performed during the permit coverage in
compliance with Part 1V.B of the permit.
Other controls of importance may include, but are not limited to:
Storm Water PoIution Contro! Plan
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Sadler Road Pit
1. Topsoil wifl be removed from tne area to be mthed and used to plate diversion dikes
and berms.
2. Preserving existing vegetation and revegetating disturbed soil as soon as possible to
limit the exposure time of the disturbed area.
3. Surface area that must be disturbed will be minimized.
4. Management practices to mitigate adverse impacts from storm water runoff are, but not
limited to, interceptor dikes and swales, hay bales, brush barriers, silt fences, and
sediment traps. Figures 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6.
5. Structurally sound dams and levees will be constructed for impoundments.
6. Encompassing various stockpiles such as fill or topsoil materials with silt fence and or
hay bales.
7. Properly maintaining, cleaning, repairing the site, and erosion prevention controls.
Inspection of all temporary and vegetative, erosion and sediment controls, and other protective
measures and SWPPP requirements will be performed during the permit coverage.
After each significant rainfall, but not less than once a week all disturbed areas, erosion and
sediment controls shall be inspected.
At least once every month:
1. Within twenty-four hours after commencement of a rainfall event greater than or equal
to a Two Year 24 Hour Storm Event (6 inches).
2. As often as necessary ensure that appropriate erosion and sediment controls have
been properly constructed and maintained.
Maintenance
1. All needed repairs shall be made within 24 hours.
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Storm Water PotuUor’ Control Plan
W. C. Fore, LLC.
Sadler Road Pit
Harrison County. Mississippi
2. Remove sediment from inlet protection devices and silt fences when accumulated silt
has attained 50 percent capacity.
3. eseed, fertilize and mulch as needed.
Post Construction
Upon completion of mining activities, post construction control measures shall include on-site
infiltration, flow attenuation in vegetated swales and natural depressions and retention
structures. Velocity dissipation devices may be required at the outfall of these structures and
along the outfall channels provide non-erosive flows.
REPORTING
Inspections will be reported on copies of the forms provided. The report form shall be
th
submitted semi-annually. postmarked not later than the 28
day of July or January for each
six-month period. All records, reports and information resulting from activities required by this
permit shall be retained of at least three years from the date of the MNOI, inspection or report.
The inspection report is attached at the end of this SWPPP. This form shall be duplicated as
necessary.
NONCOMPLIANCE REPORTING
1. Anticipated Noncompliance: The Mississippi Office of Pollution Control (OPC) will be
given at least ten days advance notice, if possible, before any planned noncompliance
with permit requirements.
2. Unanticipated Noncompliance: The Mississippi Office of Pollution Control (CRC) shall
be notified orally within 24 hours from the time that the operator becomes aware of the
unanticipated noncompliance. A written report will be provided to the CRC within five
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report shall describe the cause, the exact dates and times, steps taken or pLanned to
reduce, eliminate, or prevent reoccurrence and. if the noncompliance has not ceased,
the anticipated time for correction.
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Sadler Road Pit
Han-ison County. Mississippi
TERMINATION of REPORTING & PERMIT COVERAGE
Upon successful completion of all permanent erosion control and sediment controls for a
covered project, a certification of the same will he submitted to the Mississippi Office of
PoUutfon Control. inspections shall continue for at Least two months beyond completion. if
controls have been successful during these two months, reporting and permit coverage is
automatically terminated unless notified by OPC within thirty days of receiving the final
inspection report.
POLLUTION PREVENTION PLAN CERTIFICATION
I certify under penalty of law that this document and all attachments were prepared under my
direction or supervision in accordance with a system designed to assure that qualified
personnel properly gathered and evaluated the information submitted. Based on my inquiry of
the person or persons who manage the system, or those persons responsible for gathering the
information, the information submitted, to the best of my knowledge and belief, true accurate
and complete. I am aware that there are significant penalties for submitting false information,
including the possibility of fine and imprisonment for knowing violations.
Signed:
4/i7 ‘Y’
W. C. Fore
Date:
October 12. 2004
W. C. IZore, LLC.
Sadler Road Pit
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Table of Contents
Page
Project Description Introduction
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Site Description: Pre-Construction
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Site Description: Construction and Post-Construction
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Adjacent Prcperty
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Soils
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Planned Erosion, Sediment, and Stormwater Control Practices
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Containment Pond
Constiuction Entrance
Tree Preservation and Protection
Buffer Zone
Surface Roughening
Silt Fence
Dust Control
Temporary Seeding
Permanent Seeding
Attachment I
Site Location Map (Quadrangle)
Site Location Map (Aerial)
Site Plan
Permit re Plan
Reclaniation Detail Plan
Area Soils Map
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Project Scope of Work
W. C. Fore, LLC
Sadler Road Surface Mining Pit
Harrison County, Misslssipp
PROJECT NARRATIVE
Project Description
the property owner and operator, to create a surface mining site for a total mining
area of 22.0 acres.
The project site known as the Sadler Road Pit consists of encompassing a total
of 22.0 acres, which is located in Harrison County, Mississippi, 2 mile south of
Saucier, Mississippi. This does not include the existing haul rOad with ingress
from Sadler Road. The proposed surface mining pit is approximately:
• 900 feet east of Sadler Road,
• 500 feet south of Sadler Road,
• 900 feet west of Old Highway 49
This area outside the perimeter of the proposed pit will be dedicated as a
vegetative buffer zone. Only the vegetative buffer zones will abut the roads.
Site Description: Pre-Construction
The sfte has a rolling topography with slopes generally 2 to 5 percent. Slopes
steepen in the northerly portion of Section 13. The proposed surface mining site
will occupy the area that is depicted as elevation +1-120 to +1- 115 on the
attached topographic map (Wortham Quadrangle). The mining property has a
number of forestry roads, dirt roads and dirt trails interlaced throughout. These
dirt roads extend onto the adjoining lands that make up Section 13 towards the
southern right-of-way of Sadler Road and to the east and Old Highway 49 to the
east. Some areas of the proposed site appear to have been dear-cut. The
balance of the project site is grown over with vegetation and pine trees. Since the
site will occupy, in what appears to be the highest point in the area, storm water
will follow its natural watercourse.
Construction and Post-Construction
The surface mining pit shall be constructed incrementaly in the north to south
direction. Each incremental phase will consist of the following activities:
a. Clearing and stripping
b. Construct containment levee from overburden
c. Mining
d. Groundwater/stormwater control
f. Erosion control, as required
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Project Scope of Wok
W. C. Fore, LIC
While each phase is being constructed, the balance of the pit will remain in its
natural, undisturbed state. Drainage from these undisturbed areas will follow its
natural watercourse. Subsequent phases of construction and mining shall be
accomplished by the same method.
Clearing and excavation of the surface mine will be in a north to south direction.
The topsoil shall be removed and stockpiled. The stockpiled topsoil will be used
to plate the disturbed areas and the slopes to enhance vegetative growth. The
overburden will be used to construct the perimeter berm of the mined area. The
berm will be constructed and elevated above the existing natural ground. This
raised levee will preclude storm water outside the pit zone from entering the
mined area. Storm water shall drain away from the site through existing natural
watercourses and elevation changes. No stormwater will leave the pit into
unnamed tributaries.
The general configuration and construction techniques of the surface mining area
has been arranged to minimize any impact to the adjacent lands
There will be no dredging performed at this surface mining pit location. All mining
activities shall be accomplished by a tracked excavator with a 5 cubic yard
bucket. Ground water and incidental rainwater, in the pit, shall be controlled by
grade change to maintain a positive storm water flow in a southeasterly direction
within the proposed surface mining pit.
Disturbed areas caused by construction or mining activities shall be temporarily
or permanently seeded as the circumstances direct. In the interim, sedimentation
and erosion controls shall be put in place as needed.
Our investigations indicate the greatest majority of the storm water generated by
the untouched natural land area is generally in a southeast, southwest and
southerly direction with the outfall to be eventually to its receiving stream, Honey
Branch. The proposed surface mining pit will have no discharges to the abutting
lands. All storm water and ground surface water shall be contained within the
confines of the mining pit. The earthen berms comprised of the stripped
mingling of the storm water outside the pit area and the groundwater/stormwater
of the excavation.
Adjacent Property
Existing land use of the proposed Sadler Road Pit and in the vicinity is generally
zoned “Farming and Undeveloped Lan&. The land area to the southeast,
southwest and to the north is generally zoned “Residential and Residential
Mobile home’
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Forestry Service, issued 1975 for the project area, is mapped in the soil survey
as Poarch, a fine sandy loam. The surface layer topsoil and overburden is about
6 inches thick The topsoil that exists on-site shall be stockpiled for use in plating
the berms and slopes. Levee and berm construction will utilze excavated
overburden.
Planned Erosion, Sediment, and Stormwater Control Practices
Mine development will proceed in a planned sequence and every attempt will be
made to prevent erosion. All disturbed areas will be managed and revegetated as
soon as practicable after construction activities. Disturbed areas will be stabilized
where applicable, by temporary seeding, permanent seeding, mulching and/or
vegetative buffer strips.
1. Containment Pond
A containment pond will be constructed within the southeast corner of the
proposed pit property. All water from disturbed areas within the pit will be
directed to the in-pit containment pond. No water shall leave the mining site. The
undisturbed areas to the west, south, east and north shall follow its natural
drainage course.
2. Construction Entrance
The entire existing construction entrance, north to the south right-of-way of
Sadler Roèd will be widened to 24 feet and overlaid with 6 of crushed limestone.
This will provide an all-weather stabilized surface for ingress and egress. This will
also preclude the depositing of tracked materials onto Sadler Road by traffic
egreséing from the surface mining pit.
3. Tree Preservation and Protection
The existing vegetative makeup of the proposed surface mining pit area consists
mainly of grass and slash pines. No trees located in the buffer zone shall be cut.
4. Buffer Zone
A vegetative buffer zone will be maintained in such a manner that the buffer zone
will completely encirde the mine perimeter with the exception of the
ingress/egress road, will be maintained in its natural state along with the buffer
zones to the north, east and to the south. The undisturbed buffer zones will be
maintained. This will reduce water and wind erosion, help contain sediment,
reduce dust and provide noise abatement.
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5. Surface Roughening
The 3:1 cut slopes will be lightly roughened by disking just prior to vegetating.
6. Silt Fence
A silt fence will b constructed as necessary to prevent sediment from entering
the waterways.
7. Dust Control
Dust is not expected to be a problem due the undisturbed perimeter of around
the site. Should excessive dust be generated, it will be controlled by watering and
sprinkling the area with a water truck designed for such a purpose.
8. Temorarv Seedina
Temporary seeding will be used according to the vegetative plan whenever
disturbed areas are to be unworked for more than 30 days.
9. Permanent Seeding
All disturbed areas will be permanently seeded once final grade is obtained.
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May 23, 2005
Msssissppi Department of Environmental uelity
Office of Polluthn Control
Er,vironmental Permitting Division
Jackson, Missisippi 39289-0385
Attention:
Reference:
Surface Mining Application (Reconfigured)
Sadler Road Sand Mine, 44.93 Acres
I1arrison County, Missiesippi
Dear Ms. Vinsn,
Pursuant to OL:r telephone conversation of May 16, 2005 regarding the above captioned
sand mine, please find attached a revised copy of the following sand mine drawings
dated May 23, 2005; S-I, S-2, S-3, R-1, & R-2. These new drawings are to revise the
previous drawnga dated May4, 2005
Please note tiat the configuration of the sand mine has been changed so that there wilt
rot be any encroachment or disturbance of any wetlands. The size of the permit area
remains the siime at a total of 44.93 acres. Also note that with this new configuration,
silt fences will be located between the wetlands and the proposed sand mine perimeter.
If you have ary questions at all, please do not hesitate to call our office.
Thank you,
Michae R. Ruse
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NC 2288640013
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SURFACE
Application No.
MININ”
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1. Name of Applicant:
W. C. Fore, LLC.
Mailing Address:
E-mail Address:
Phone No.
f_v.
P.O. Box 3058
,:..w..,..+ t.*C 39505
(228) 863-1314
Fax No.
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(228) 863-0013
Authorized Representative W, C Fore
Mailing Address:
IQI
E-mail Address:
Phone No.
Fax No.
3. Name of Mine: Sadler Road Sand Mine
Phone No.
Mine Supervisor:
(223) 863-1314
Fax No.
;4c
WS
1228)863
4. Location of Operation (to nearest quarter-quarter section):
Southeast 114 of Southeast 114
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13
5S
Section Town
6.
/
Me
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Wash Operation,
Water Source
Wash System Type
Closed system
7. Number of Acrçs to be Permitted:
Excavation
— Open system
8. Es the Permit Area located:
44,23
Haul roads, plant site, ponds,
storage piles. etc.
Yes No
—
—
XX
—
property.
expand an existing permit, number of
it
44.96
acres
i4
Form ?.iilD-3, Rev. 3-03
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W C Fore Trucking mc, Sadler Road Pit

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