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NEIL GOLDSCHMIDT GOVERNOR

Department of Geology and Mineral Industries 1534 QUEEN AVENUE SE, ALBANY, OREGON 97321 PHONE (503) 967-2039

Sam Schell 886 SW Maple Dallas, Oregon 97338

Dear Mr. Schell:

March 10, 1988

RE: I.D. t02-0039

The requirea agenc¥ circulation of your reclamation permit application has been completed.

The only comments iwe received were from the Benton County _Planning Department through letters addressed to you dated Febr�ary 19 and 23, 1988.

Upon receipt issued. Thank you

·EFS/deb

c : Ralph Dick

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of the!$2,000 reclamation for yo�r cooperation.

bond your permit can be

Sincerely,

E?/!:::!8:!.-5 Reclamationist Mined Land Reclamation

Sam Schell 886 S.W. Maple Dallas OR 97338

DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT 180 NW 5th Street

Corvallis. OR 97330-4 728

February 23, 1988

(503) 757-6819 Rt:Ct:JVED FEB 2 5 1988

DEPT OF GEOLOSY

RE: Rock Quarry on Tax Lot 2700 of Map 10-5�34 (DOGAMI #02-0039)

Dear Mr. Schell:

It has come to my attention that the permit issued in 1980 to operate the above-mentioned rock quarry, as referenced in my letter to you of February 19, 1988, was modified in 1983. Enclosed you will find a copy of the 1983 approval.

You will note that an expansion to ten acres was approved, and the requirements for annual reporting and maximum yield were deleted. However, there are several conditions related to hours of operation and screening the pit and related activities from view of the road or neighboring properties.

If you intend to comply with all conditions of approval, please send me a letter declaring your intent. However, if it is your intent to vary from £nY one of the conditions of approval, you must apply to the Planning Commission for a conditional use permit.

I would be glad to answer any questions that you may have.

Sincerely,

Rich Catlin, Assistant Planner

Enclosure

cc: Our file for DOGAMI #02-0039 Frank Schnitzer, DOGAMI

D0152A/19

RECEIVED FEB 2 2 1988

DEPT OF GEOLOGY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMEi.\it

180 NW 5th Street Corvallis. OR 97330-4 728

Sam Sche 11 886 S. �1. Map 1 e Da 11 as OR 97338

February 19, 1988

RE: Rock Quarry on Tax Lot 2700 of Map 10-5-34 (DOGAMI #02-0039)

Dear Mr. Schell:

(503) 757-6819

Enclosed you will find a copy of the 1980 Planning Commission approval of the above-mentioned quarry. Carefully note the conditions of approval. If you intend to comply with all conditions of approval, please send me a letter declaring your intent. Please note that condition #8 requires an annual report of the production of the quarry.

However, if it is your intent to vary from any one of the conditions of approval, you must apply to the Planning Commission for a conditional use permit. For instance, if you propose to enlarge the site beyond one acre, or increase the annual yield beyond 2,500 cubic yards, or stockpile rock away from the pit, or operate during hours other than 8 to 5 on weekdays, then you must apply for a conditional use permit. A copy of the necessary application is enclosed for your reference. Please note that the Planning Commission conducts public hearings once a month, and an application must be submitted at least six weeks prior to a hearing in order to be placed on the agenda for that hearing. •

I would be glad to answer any questions that you may have.

Sincerely,

Rich Cat1in, Assistant Pl�nner

Enc 1.

cc: Our file for DOGAMI #02-0039 Frank Schnitzer, DOGAMI

D0152a/19

·����b L�ND RECLAMATION OFF _

DEPl OF GEOLOGY & MINERAL IND )534 QUEEN AVENUE SE ALBANY, OREGON 97321

WATER RESOURCES D E PT 3 850 Portland Rd N E S alem, O R 9 7 310

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SALEM. OREGON

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EXPLA NATIO NS AND COMMENTS: DATE: __ Fe_b _r _u_ a_ry_l_ 7 _,_1 _9 _3_ 8 ____ _

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Refer to Ap pli c a t i on, Reclamati on Plan Part G. Pos t-mi n i ng �a ter I mpoundments .

A pen71i t i s requ i red i f s urface water i s u s ed to mai nta i n the pond by replac i ng evapora t i on and seepag e los s e� or to mai nta i n s u i table fre s h water condi t i ons . ( O R S 537 . 3 45)

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AGENCY Water Re s ources Dep artment 8 J ack Dona h u e ':! __________________________ __

TO RETlJRN � STATE OF �E� � �IL., REVERSE THIS PAt:£., FOLD AND STAPLE,

SMLR-20 Rev ... 1/1/86 �'": .. -

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OREGON DEPARTMENT OF GEOLOGY AND MINERAL INDUSTRIES

MINED LAND RECLAMATION

RECLAMATION PLAN FOR NON-METAL AND PLACER MINES

DOGAMI Permit ,{) 2 "': 00 3 'J (This may be filled out with the help of DOGAMI personnel during the on-site inspection before the permit is issued. Allow 30 days for processing an application.)

A. Name, Address and Telephone number of the Permittee:

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B. Name and Address of all Landowner(s) within the permit area:

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RECEIVED JAN 2 8 1988

DEPT OF GEOlOGY .. .,,..,r• ' .,. . ..,

c. Name and Address of all mineral right owners if different from those listed in B:

D. List of known materials for which the operation is to be conducted:

I{C? c. )( Proposed starting date: n-- - / Proposed ending date (if known): · b'-11 )( -n CJ vv_�/7�----

E. Pre-mine conditions:

1. Previous use

2 . Type and density of vegetation ) /.l A 7 S ..P ·-c U I

3. Depth of topso11

SMLR-16 (Rev 6/1/85) Div 30 1

0 F. Operation Plan:

1. Mining method to be employed:

Q Single bench B. Multiple bench c. Dredge

D. Side hill cut ,E. Pond excavation F. Placer Mine

G. Other

2 . Are there any property lines within 500' of the mine area? ��e� If yes, a map is required.

3. Disposition of vegetation ________ 45��---�7-r���--------------·-------

4. Topsoil salvage ,depth _____ /}--- U1n6� 5. Disposition of overburden -�L'--.1 o cl( jJ / )._. � J 6. Approximate d epth of mine V/]l fvc.l" � "77

7. Approximate d epth to ground water c...-1"1 J{ 7"10 vV7/

8. Will any surface water drainages be affected by this operation?

9.

yes no �1 O . -

If yes, please describe action to be taken

List types of equipment to be used for mining and processing , <7 1 . c "7 v y /7 .-e ,,

A • M i n i n g e q u i p men t IJ ·:v ) 1 L I - J3 i/ II cJ C? :z. -f' d ' F y &P '7? le --n d J_,, 11 J ·-e 7r

B. Type of Precessing (check one)

1. wash water will be discharged off-site

2 . Wash water w i 11 be contained in a closed system

x 3. Dry mineral processing

4. No on.;site processing

G. What will be the plann�d subsequent beneficial use of the permit area? The planned· beneficial use must be compatible with post-mining landform conditions, intended· use, and land use requirements. Please be

spec i fie. W i9- {-e /{ l1J7 /& 77 c/rn <-f ·n/ (/ Gh-..r/ [f7??dJ J7-e'..P J .· ' ----,r �

H. Oregon State law requires that .reclamation be completed within 3. years following completion of mining.

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0 0 1. Reclamation will begin J£6tfP days after mining is completed.

Reclamation will be concurrent with mining. yes no

Please expla i n procedure:

I. Surface Water Management: I

1. How will surface water runoff be handled and stream drainages be I { ) \

protected during mining? IJ�c�J-n dG·e JJ; 'le/7..ef w;)/ !'3-e co "?7 c; t-:Y v c.- 1:-.{) d / i: 77-e--e d � J

2 . Descr i be methods employed to control eros i on and sed i mentat i on i n the perm i t area. Be specif i c, i .e� seed i ng and mulching stockp i les and bare areas, contour d i tch i ng, waterbars, etc.

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I I 3. Will settl i ng pond(s) or dams be constructed?

If a dam will be constructed, how h i gh w i ll it be?

Attach a sketch showi ng construct i on methods. f

How deep w i ll the i mpoundments be? -�-ff ______________________ ___

If they are to be removed, upon complet i on of m i ning, how w i ll they

be dra i ned or f i lled?

4. Is a water impoundment to be left upon final reclamation? see page a.

If yes,

J. V i sual screen i ng can be very effect i vely employed to h i de sites from publ i c not i ce.

I 1. Is natural 1 andforr vegetat i ve screening ava i lable along perm i t boundary? yes no

2 . W i 1 1 v i sual screen i ng be employed? If not, why not? . .._,

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3

. o of plants which will be planted to

·11 ,,q T v r t4 J_ /J v ;=-;::: -( /( 2 e; 7-? f 4. What will be the width of the natural or planted visual screen or

';o o I buffer strip? --�.�----------------------------------------------------

K. Topsoil or overburden berms can be very effectively employed in certain situations to dissipate crusher noise. Will noise berms be constructed

·for this operation? yes no _v::.. ·_· ___ _ I I

L. Will all structures, 1 equipment and refuse be removed from the site prior to completion of reclamation? Vv 2 If not, please explain.

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M. Map or aerial photo requirements: A 1972 aerial photograph is generally required to document any grandfather rights, which your mine

·site may be entitled to. In addition to this a mine plan map will. also be required. It can be an aerial photo, blue line copy of an aerial photo, an engineered drawing, or a properly scaled hand drawing.

1. ·Map{s) requirements. The map should show, but is not limited to:

a. Scale: ( 1" = 100' to 600') b. North shall be

'indicated

c. List the appropriate legal description(s) and if practical the tax lot numbers

d. Show boundaries of area to be permitted and setbacks for the excavation area

e. Location of plant, office and maintenance facilities f. Locations of all water courses, streams, and rivers g. Delineate present mine areas and future mining blocks if known h. Delineate the area for topsoil and overburden storage i. Location of all proposed access roads j. All property lines in the permit area and within 2001 of permit

boundary k. Date of map preparation and name of person preparing map

2. Pre- and post-mining cross-sections of the land surface may also. be requested. 1

N� Reclamation Procedures

1. What will be the steepest above water slopes left after mining?

if:?, �� J What will be done to insure their stability?

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3.

Revegetation techniques. (A vegetative cover survival for one growing .. season, at least equal to the original ground cover, or tree spacing, or to the vegetation on nearby adjacent areas will normally be considered acceptable.)

a. How and where will topsoil be stored? Include measures taken

to prevent water and wind erosion of the stockpiles •

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5· /o c/( J", J. --P J Vkl J I ll '-f :/'-f! .e -e d ;v/1 h- G YJ?Jf_ .b. What will be the average depth of topsoil replaced on the

<J I area to be reclaimed? �

Will additional root growth material be utilized to complete

the revegetation.

If yes, please specify type(s), amount(s)� and source.

c. Describe seedbed preparation methods prior to planting.

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d. list species to be· seeded and or planted by type and amount.

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e. Describe planting method and the time of year'

for the planned

planting,. /-M L )_

f. List types and ]amounts of fertilizer, mulch and lime to be used to supplement the seeding.

1. Will a soil test be employed? yes no Z? t7

Will any waste products, generated during mining?

such as tailings, rejects, etc, be If yes, please explain what will be done

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4. State disposition of all stockpile sites upon final reclamation. If they are to be revegetated, explain procedures which will be employed to decompact the area prior to topsoiling and seeding.

7 i� r ·e r-7- d G � --e Z' E b rl I 1'1 7�" ..e .5 » 7'1 d 5 ..fJ � d .P f/ j

G7/l4 S$ 5. If applicable, what provisions have been made for stream channel,

bank stabilization and rehabilitation? (A Division of State Lands permit is generally required for stream relocation.)

6. If applicable, what prov1s1ons will be made to ensure surface water drainage through the permit area upon completion of mining?

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!J 1�" i'1 I ·11 A· r; '-e ).7 i r c_ 1-t /7- 5 7? '-f" -1' d ..f J 7. Will the water table or ground water quality be affected? -��o

If yes, what will be done to protect it?

Evidence, in written form, stating that all owners of surface (except as provided for in federal laws) and mineral interest in the land concur with the proposed subsequent use for any mining operation commencing subsequent, to July 1, 1972 and with the mining and reclamation plan as submitted. These same owners also agree to provide access to the State Department of Geology and Mineral Industries or their contractor for rehabilitation of the mine site if it is declared abandoned by the Department � Geolo�y�and Mineral Industries.

I Concur, �� /4e!JJ 1-�S- �( I Concur,

surface Ahts , �t:vu-1..-f..d mineral rights

/' J:L:lture

signature

Other permits if applicable:

application filed

Division of State Lands No.

Department of Environmental Quality No.

County Use permit No.Cv·-f- £a-J;'-Other ( Identify}

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date

l-J s-- r 8" date

permit issued

Date

Date

Date j0 ·-;r 9'- y--c?

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0 . Q NOTE:· . Maps or sketches exceeding 11° x 17° � � provided 1n suf ficient

number· required for distribution. (Coordinate with Rec1amationist or Mined Land Reclamation o ffice before submission.)

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Q. Post-mining Wat2r Impoundments

1. Number of impoundments

2 . How 1 arge wi 1 1 the su.rface area be, in acres? __ ;-l_tJ_, -------3. What provisions have been made for public safety? � e�1 c�d

4. What provisions have you made to prevent water stagnation?

14 L 1 --R t4:.s L. ,� 1 IJ �e ;?/!,._ 5. What is the water source for the impoundment?

6. Will islands, peninsulas, or irregular shorelines be left in the impoundment for wildlife habitat?

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Signature of applicant

Title Date

7

0 · 0 TYPICAL CROSS SECTION OF SURFACE MINES

(For a large operation, more detail may be necessary) �� original slope Final slope ... ',� angle __ _

angle� ' Ben ch height " ' - ..... Bench width

- ..... I

A.SIDE HILL BENCHES

Original S urface

� ..--z:,1 �otal height

Original Surface ----......--- ----

C. Multiple Bench D. Single Bench

TYPICAL CROSS SECTION OF PONDS

l

Original ' , slope angle ........

Final slope angle --

.....

B. SIDE HILL SLOPE

Heig� - "' / ....... / "

/

E. Hi 11 Remova 1

- �:{7E D ......... _ ......... , ..._ _, r

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A = Distance from ground level to ordinary high water level =

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B = Depth change from ordina�y high water level to ordinary low water level= ______ _

C.= 6 feet below ordinary lo� water level = __ _

D = tota 1 depth of pond = __ _

E = Side slope angle (must be 3:1 or flatter from high water level to 6' below

ordinary low water level .i.e. Band C must be sloped at 3:1) ----------------�--------- Permittee

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY

CORPS OF ENGINEERS

Lo� M.evf �St.-heAt o2-oo3q 0 CORVALLIS QUADRANGLE

OREGON 15 MINUTE SERIES (TOPOGRAPHIC)

,477 .478

Reclamationist 6-F5

Application

Fee

Acknowledgment card "JO Company name verified

Site posted to map

Site inspected

Reclamation Permit Normal circulation

Special circulation

Bond estimate

Reclamation Permit conditions

Operator

Limited Exemption Status verified

E\ \.(Vt¥� \.ill ' How? r--� � t Acres exempt \ ()...V·�

1> tev l e"-> C-oQ.. T\.f-1 s�+h4�t- � � CfA../J 2)

3) 4)

Bond received Status sheet

Permit issued

Copies to

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Comments ---���------------------------------------------------------

Reviewed by

Comments

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NEIL GOLDSCHMIDT G<NERNOR

Department of Geology and Mineral Industries 1534 QUEEN AVENUEISE, ALBANY, OREGON 97321 PHONE (503) 967-2039

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T.H. Schell Route 1 Box 295 Corvallis, Oregon 97330

Dear Mr. Schell:

October 7, 1987

RE: I.D. i 02-0039

The Closure Order issued for your rock quarry on September 2, 1987, is lifted immediately.

It has been determined that this operation is in compliance with ORS 517. 750 et seq.

Thank you for your cooperation.

GWL/deb

cc: DEQ-Salem Sam Schell Benton Co Plan�ing Dept

Si7'1� �;/.� Lynch

Sup visor Min d Land Reclamation

NEIL GOLDSCHMIDT GO\t"ERNOR

Department of Geology and Mineral Industries 1534 QUEEN AVENUE SE. ALBANY. OREGON 97321 PHONE (503) 967-2039

T.H. Schell Route 1 Box 295 Corvallis, OR 97330

Dear Permittee:

I

September 2, 1987 CLOSURE ORDER

Certified i 258 967 RE: I.D. i02-0039

By authority of ORS 517.880 your rock pit located in Section 34, Township 10S, Range 5W, Benton County, is closed to all surface mining activities. The site shall remain closed until such time as the annual permit fee is paid and the annual report is submitted.

Renewal notices were sent to you on May 15 and July 7, 1987. Since your phone has been disconnected we have been unable to reach you by phone. i The permit expired on June 30, 1987. Since then we have heard nothing from you.

If this site is not brought into full compliance with the provisions of ORS 517.750 et seq. within 30 days of this notice you must provide evidence that the required reclamation has been completed or is underway and will be completed in accordance with the approved reclamation plan.

No further extractive mining activity or processing or removal of stockpiled materials may be conducted at this site in the absence of a valid surface mining permit. Violation of this Closure Order is subject to the penalties provided by law.

If you have any questions, please contact Frank Schnitzer in this office.

JDB/dsj

cc: DEQ Benton Co

• 0 B-enton County Development Department

180 N.W. 5th Street Corvallis. Oregon 97330

FILE NUMBER: S-83-20

NOTICE OF DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT DECISION

(503) 757-6819

NATURE OF REQUEST: Modification of a Conditional Use Permit to expand·to 10 acres the area from which rock can be extracted and

PROPERTY LOCATION: 1 PROPERTY ADDRESS: PROPERTY OWNER: ZONE DESIGNATION: COMP. PLAN DESIGNATION: CAC PLANNING AREA: PLANNING STAFF CONTACT:

Staff Comments

-to allow greater than 2500 cubic yards of rock_ material per year to be extracted from the site located on a 53.60 acre parcel. S.E. of Soap Creek Road ( T10-R5-S34 Tax Lot Rt. 1 Box 295, Corvallis T .H. Schell Forest Conservation ( FC-40) Forestry North Benton Marti Giacopelli

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The Schell property is located on Soap Creek Road north of Corvallis and is a total of 53.60 acres. The parcel contains one residence which is occupied by the owner. In October of 1980 a Conditional Use Permit was granted authorizing a one acre quarry site on this property which involved excavation of rock material and an area for crushing equipment, loading and storage. The conditions of approval stated that not more than 2500 cubic yards of material could be extracted from the site annually.

The applicant wishes to expand to ten acres the area from which rock can be extracted, and to allow more than 2500 cubic yards of material to be extracted from the site per year. The proposed ten acre site must be a minimum of 100 feet from adjacent property lines and must be 500 feet from Soap Creek Road, as specified in the permit from the Department of Geology and Mineral Industries ( DOGAMI ) #020039.

The Department of Geology & Mineral Industries has stated that the reclamation plan submitted by the applicant is acceptable. According to this plan, the rock berms shall be maintained to diffuse noise from the site and the existing trees shall be maintained along the northern perimeter of the pit to provide visual screening.

Reclamation will begin 180 days after operations cease. Topsoil will be stockpiled and will be seeded with grass seed to prevent erosion. In order to insure proper drainage, ditches will be constructed as needed to provide for si 1t contra l •

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0 0 The operation will involve the use of a drill, bulldozer, front end loader and crusher; blasting will also occur. The hours of operation shall remain the same, Monday thru Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., as specified in the Conditional Use Permit approved by Benton County in 1980.

I Article III.04 of the Zoning Ordinance states that ag gregate operations may be permitted as a conditional use in the Forest Conservation Zone provided that such operations can be shown not to have an adverse effect on the forest uses. Compliance with the requirements set forth in Article XVII.l1 will insure the proposal will not have an adverse affect on the forest uses.

The surrounding land uses and zones are Rural Residential to the northwest across Soap Creek Road and Forest Conservation to the north, east and south. This parcel and two adJacent parcels have been recommended by the Planning Commission at their September 27 meeting for rezoning to Rural Residential. Aggregate extraction is not a permitted use in the Rural Residential zone and �

therefore the expanded quarry waul d become a non-conforming use.

Findings

1. The applicant has submitted a reclamation plan to be implemented after operations cease. The "beneficial use" will be forest land or water impoundment and this plan has been approved by the Department of Geology and Mineral Industries. Since the site will be reclaimed according to tfii s plan, it wi 1 1 not adversely ef fect forest uses.

2. The site is screened by the existing trees, and rock berms wil+ be used to diffuse noise from the ag gregate extraction operations. Compliance with Article XVII of the zoning ordinance will minimize the impact on the surrounding properties.

3. The applicant has. obtai ned a reel amation plan from the Department of Geology and Mineral Industries.

Decision

Based on the above findings, the Development Department approves the request for an expansion of a on� acre quarry site to ten acres, and to allow greater than 2500 cubic yards of material per year to be extracted from the site.

Conditions of Approval

1. The applicant shall retain a 100 foot buffer between the excavation site and the east, south and west property lines and a 500 foot buffer strip between the site and Soap Creek Road.

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2. The hours of normal operations (not including mechanical breakdowns or servicing) involving blasting, truck hauling and crushing shall be between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. weekdays only, excluding holidays.

3. Screening of the mining site must be maintained to obscure the view and minimize dust and I other annoyance from adjo·ining occupied property and adjacent public thoroughfares. Unless otherwise approved, the screening shall be at the boundary of the property on which the site is

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0 0 located and shall be accomplished by the following:

1. A landscaped berm or preservation of a natural slope. 2. Vegetation.

4. Sound shall not exceed the maximum permitted by the state Department of Environmental Quality; a berm or other similar method shall be used to reduce the sound off site to the level permitted by the Department of Environmental Quality.

5. Vehicular parking off public thoroughfares shall be available for employees, customers, and visitors at the mining site.

6. A fence to control access to the pit shall be maintained at least 10 feet outside a pit that is within 200 feet of a public thorouyhfare.

Pla�ic� Date: t6 I tfJ/ t3 r '

THIS DECISION MAY BE APPEALED TO THE PLANNING COMMISSION IN WRITING ON THE APPROPRIATE FORM AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITHIN 14 CALENDAR DAYS OF THE DATE OF APPROVAL. BUILDING AND ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH PERMITS MUST BE APPLIED FOR SEPARATELY AS APPLICABLE TO THIS REQUEST.

Routing (For Department Use Only) X Applicant/Agents

--x-- Adjacent Property Owners --x-- Planning Director --x-- Public Works

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X Dept. Of Geology & Mineral Industries --x--- Citizens Advisory Committee --x-- State Forestry Department --x-- Environmental Health

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Department of Geology and Mineral Industries VICTOR ATIYEH

GOVERNO� 1129 S.E. SANTIAM ROAD, ALBANY, OREGON 97321 PHONE (503} 967-2039

Marti Giacopelli Benton County Development Department 180 N. W. 5th Street Corvallis, OR 97330

Mr. Gi a cope 11 i : I

September 27, 1983

RE: Schell Quarry File No. S-83-20

Mr. T. H. Schell has an approved Surface Mining Permit with the Department of Geology and Mineral Industries. Included in this permit is an acceptable reclamation plan.

There are no yardage or acreage limitations on this permit. CUP approv­al is recommended by DOGAMI. Piease do not hesitate to contact me if you have any further questions.

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cc: T. H. Schell

Sincerely, e.�J'J..dp E. Frank Schnitzer Field Representative Mined Land Reclamation

Benton County Development Department

180 N.W. 5th Street Corvallis, Oregon 97330 (503) 757-6819

FILE NUMBER: S-83-20

NOllCE OF PENDING DEVELOPMENr DEPARlMENT ACTION -··

The Planniny Official will take final action on this request on October 7, 1983. If you wish to comment on this proposal, please do so in writing by �e mber 29, 1983. Reference File Number S-83-20 in all correspondence.

NATURE OF REQUEST:

PROPERTY LOCATION: PROPERTY ADDRESS: PROPERTY OWNER: ZONE DESIGNATION: COMP. PLAN DESIGNATION: CAC PLANNING AREA: PLANNING STAFF CONTACT:

PLANNING OFFICIAL:

Modification of a Conditional Use Permit to expand 10 acres the area from which rock can be extracted to allow greater than 2500 cubic yards of rock material per year to be extracted from the site located on a 53.60 acre parcel. S.E. of Soap Creek Road (T10-R5-S34 Tax Lot 2700) Rt. 1 Box 295, Corvallis T.H. Schell Forest Conservation (FC-40) Forestry North Benton Marti Giacopelli

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Dept. of Geology & Mineral Ind. 1129 Santiam Road S. E. Albany Oregon '97321

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APPLICANT1 S NAME: Shel l , T. H. FILE NUMBER: CU-S-80-22 APPELLANT1S: TYPE OF REQUE ST: DATE OF HEAR I NG:

Affected Property Owners Appeal of a Staff Conditional Use decision October 28, 198 0

PROPERTY LOCATION: Southeast of Soao Creek Road adjacent to ol d Soa Creek schoo house TlOS , R5W , Section 34, Tax Lot 2700

CAC PLANN I NG AREA: North Benton PLAN DE S IGNATION: Forestry ZON I NG DES I GNATI ON: Forest Conservation 20 (FC-20) REQUE ST SUMMARY: Appeal of a staff approved Conditional Use permit for a

one acre rock quarry and crushing operation on a 53. 6 acre parcel , al ong Soap Creek.

THE APPLICATION NOTED ABOVE WAS:

_X_ Approved (Val id for One Year) Denied Continued to the Pl anning Commission Meeting

=Referred to Pl anning Corrnnis sion for Action on -------with the Jo l l owing COND ITIONS:

l . The total site area for expansion not to ex ceed more than one (1) acre in area, l ocated 1 00 feet from the southeast property l ine adjacent to McDonal d Forest as shown on the attached sketch map submitted by app li­cant. No more than 2500 cubic yards be extracted from the site annual l y.

2. The ap pl icant retain a 1 0 0 foot buffer strip between the propo sed excava­tion site and adjacent property l ines, and a 500 foot buffer strip north­ward toward the val l ey f l oor (Soap Creek Road). The buffer strips shal l be used for permitted uses within the FC zone onl y.

3. Rock stock pil e s shal l be l ocated al ong the northern most perimeter of the quarry l anding area to -serve as noise and sight buffers.

4. The hours of normal operations (not incl uding mechanical breakdowns or servicing) invo l ving b l asting, truck haul ing and crushing shal l be between 8 a. m. and 5 p.m. on weekdays onl y , excl uding ho l idays.

5. Al l operations shal l com p l y with the fol l owing DEQ noise standards:

a. Bl asting noise- Im pulse sound shal l not be more than 1 00 dB between 8 a. m. and 5 p.m. at a certain distance s pecified by DEQ from the cl ose st noise sensitive dwel ling in existence at the date of this approval .

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b. Steam shovels, bulldozers, rock crushers and other equipment noise -Within 8 a.m. and 5 p.m., noise from equipment shall not exceed 5 5 dBA mor,e than 50 percent of the time; 60 dBA 10 percent of the time and; 7 5 dBA one percent of the time at a certain distance as specified by the DEQ from the closest noise sensitive dwelling in existence at the date of this approval.

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I A noise survey of all noise sources from the quarry site will be done by the Department of Environmental Quality at the time the quarry operation begins, with random surveys made thereafter.

6. The applicant obtain a driveway approach permit from the Road De-partment including the construction of a drainage ditch, and provision of a culvert. Also, the applicant provide a surface on the acc·ess road that would be dust free for at least 300 feet from Soap Creek Road.

7 . Erosion shall be controlled in accordance with an erosion control plan approved by the Benton County Soil and Water Conservation District.

' . 8. Approval is subject to an annual report on the current status of operation

at the ex cavation site filed with the P lanning Department by the appli­cant. If this operation expands in terms of volume or land area limits, a new conditional use consideration shall be made with provision for recla­mation plans.

9. That the applicant work with·the residents to develop a safer school bus stop.

THIS DECISION MAY BE APPEALED TO THE PLANNING COMMISSION OR BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS IN WRITING AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS WITHIN 14 CALENDAR DAYS OF THE DATE OF ACTION. BUILDING PERMIT APPLICATIONS MUST BE APPLIED FOR AS APPLICABLE TO THIS REQUEST.

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APPLICANT'S NAME: APPELLANT'S: TYPE OF REQUEST: DATE OF HEARING: PROPERTY LOCATION:

CAC PLANNING AREA: PLAN DESIGNATION: ZONING DESIGNATION:

I STAFF REPORT

Shel l , T. H. FILE NUMBER: CU-S-80- 2 2 Affected Property Owners Appeal of a Staff Conditional Use decision October 28 , 1980 Sout heast of Soa Creek Road adjac�nt to ol d Soap Creek schoo house TlOS , R5W , Section 34 , Tax Lot 2700 North Benton Forestry Forest Conservation 20 (FC-20)

REQUEST SUMMARY

Appeal of a staff approved Conditional Use permit for a one acre rock quarry �nd crus hing operation on a 53. 6 acre parcel , al ong Soap Creek.

BACKGROUND

The subj�ct parcel fronts Soap Creek Road in a Forest Conservation zone. A residence is on the l ower portion of the parcel near Soap Creek Road. The parcel once was wooded but has been cut over and is now being used to graze l ivestock

The proposed quarry site on the parcel woul d incl ude a one acre excavation site and a l anding area for crushing equipment , l oading and storage. The proposed quarry. site is on l a northwest facing hil l side at about 650 feet above mean sea l evel . The sl ope of the hil l side varies from 12 to 20 percent. The v egetation found on the parcel is thinl y scattered hardwoods with natural grasses and brush as ground cover.

The soil found on the site is Price sil ty cl ay l oam. This soil is usual l y found on hil l sides having medium runoff and moderate erosion. Root penetra­tion is l imited by bedrock usual l y at a depth of 40 to 60 inches. Price sil ty cl ay l oam has an agricul tural capabil ity unit of III �nd Woodl and site cl ass productivity rating of 2.

Accardi ng to the DOGMU Rock Resources Short Paper 27 , the subsurface material general l y found on the subject parcel is Sil etz River Vol canics. This vol canic geol ogic unit is the ol dest rock in Benton County and the most preva­l ent. Sil etz River Vol canics sometimes contains unnamed intrusive rock. Such fine grained intrusive rock is most desirabl e for a road base as op posed to l ava (Sil etz River Vol canics) , which is l east desirabl e , and it is presumed that the proposed quarry is an area containing some of this intrusive rock.

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The s ubject parcel front s Soap Creek Road,·which has a 15 foot oil mat s urface. The existing road on the parcel, leading to the proposed extraction

, site, can currently only be negotiated with a four wheel drive. There is les s steep terrain on the subject parcel leading to the proposed excavation site that could be developed as a more viable truck route.

As seen on Attachment 1, the predominate land use and lot size patterns north­west of Soap Creek Road in Section 34 are much more intensive than on the southeast side where the s ubject parcel is located.

The southeast side of the road is in Forestry use with parcels over 40 acres in size. The majority of the parcels on the northwest side of the road have been divided into much smaller parcels ranging from l acre to 16 acres, many of �ich are occupied by dwelling s. This area is zoned Rural Residential.

There are about three dwe.ll i ngs in the Forest zone on the southeast side of the road in Section 34 and some 23 dwellings in the Rural Residential zone on the northwest side of the road. Attachment 1 depicts approximate locations of dwelling s in relationship to the proposed quarry site. The closest neighbor­ing dwelling that could be affected by the proposed quarry operations is about 2,000 feet from the proposed site. There is a thin wooded buffer between the proposed quarry site and the closest dwelling at the bottom of the valley, which is at about 400 feet above mean sea level or 250 feet below the proposed site. As seen on Attachment B, there are two existing quarries on the upper portions of the two valley hillsides. The northwest site is a Starker Forest� quarry and the southeast site is the Oregon State University McDonald Forest quarry. Neither quarry is open for public use.

ORD I NANCE/POL I CY REQU IREMENTS (fRITERIA)

Zoning Ordinance criteria and standards relevant to this request are:

1. Because the s ubject parcel is in the Forest Conservation zone, rock extraction proposals are a Conditional Use. Article I I I.04 (6) states:

110perations conducted for the exploration, mining and processing of geothermal resources as defined by ORS 522.010 (4), provided that such operations can be shown not to have an adverse impact on the forest uses and a complete reclamation has been provided showing how the affected areas will be returned to forest use if feasible after depletion of the mineral resource.11

2. The Conditional Use section, Article XX.05 (2), states:

" No conditional u se application shall be approved unless the approving agency finds the request is consistent with the objectives and purpose of this Ordinance and the Comprehensive Plan and it is designed to be compatible with surrounding land u ses • • • "

3. Article XVI I.ll (See pages 68 and 69 of the Zoning Ordinance.)

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D ISCUSSI ON

Some of the most important subjects that need to be addressed concerning this request are:

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1. Whether the kind of rock materials found-at the proposed site are needed.

2. vJhether the proposed quarry rock operations will be compatible with forest uses.

3. Whether the proposed quarry operation will be compatible with the adjacent uses across Soap Creek Road, which is Rural Residential.

The Neuman Quarry, approved by the Board of Commissioners, is currently under appeal to LUBA. This quarry was in a similar situation given rural residences. The Board of Commissioners found that the Neuman Quarry was acceptable within a Forestry zone given limitation on the hours of use based on the prox.imity of the existing rural residences.

F I ND I NGS I N FAVOR

1. Under Comprehensive Policy 1 of Geologic Resources, Benton County recog­nizes that it is necessary to maintain rock material resource land suffi­cient to supply materi1al s for the needs of the County. The County shall protect aggregate resources through the use of appropriate zoning tech­niques, with particular emphasis immediately directed at existing and potential production and processing sites near urbanization for Rural Residential zones of the County.

2. According to the DOGAM I Short Paper 27, Rock Material Resources of Benton County, Oregon, an annual production of of rock material will be needed as Benton County•s population and per capita use increase. The existing rock resources could be gone in 2 5 years. This does not mean that Benton County will be out of rock material by the year 2005, but that new sites will be needed in the immediate and distant future. (Comprehensive Plan Geologic Resource finding.)

3. A preliminary analysis of the igneous rock by the County Engineer indi­cates that this rock is hard, dense, quite clean, and can be best used for road contruction.

4. Because most of the better hard rock quarries are south or west of Corvallis, the location of this site can keep hauling costs down for use north of Corvallis.

5. Because of the size of the proposed quarry operation, one acre in area, the operation would not pose any problem regarding the conversion of forest lands or the compatibility with forestry uses on adjacent lands. Also, the proposed quarry would not substantially diminish the land area needed for existing grazing activities.

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6. Because of the pro posed extraction volumes over a year in time, environ­mental impact s such as truck traffic and noise would not occur every week day of the year. No more than 500 truck loads of rock material would be extracted, processed and trans ported from the site.

7. The nat ural vegetation s urrounding the quarry site serves as a vis ual b uffer from the valley bottom.

8. There are two existing quarry sites on each side of the valley hillsides that are intermittently used by Starker Forest and Oregon State University.

9. Comprehensive Plan rock material policies relevant to this proposal state:

a. "Benton Co unty recognizes that it is necessary to maintain rock material resource land s ufficient to supply an adequate quantity of rock materials for the needs of the County. The County shall protect aggregate resources through the use·of appropriate zoning techniques, with particular emphasis immediately directed at existing and potential production and proces sing sites near urbanizing or rural residential zones of the County;" and,

b. " Benton County shall appropriately zone mineral resource areas or provide for mining o perations by designating them as a Conditional Use within a zoning district, which will allow for the efficient utiliza­tion of mineral resources with minimum conflicts with adjacent lands and/or permit natural resource use conversions."

FINDINGS OPPOSED

1. The u se of the land and zoning is Rural Residential, 2000 feet to the west and northwest of the propo sed quarry site. Rock quarry operations involving proces sing equipment, noise, dust, blasting and truck traffic . could generate negative environmental impact s on adjacent lands.

2. Soils within this area are site Class 2 for forestry use. Development of a quarry on this parcel will remove potentially productive forest soils from forestry use.

STAFF RECOMMENDATION

Staff recommends that the applicant•s request be approved s ubject to the conditions which follow, based on the findings in favor as presented in the staff report.

CONDITIONS FOR APPROVAL

1. The total site area for ex pansion not to exceed more than one ( 1) acre in area, located 1 00 feet from the southeast property line adjacent to McDonald Forest as shown on the attached sketch map s ubmitted by appli­cant. No more than 2500 cubic yards be extracted from the site annually.

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2. The applicant retain a 100 foot buffer strip between the proposed excava­tion site and adjacent property lines , and a 500 foot buffer strip north­ward toward the valley floor (Soap Creek Road}. The buffer st rips shall be used for permitted uses within the FC zone only.

3. Rock stock piles shall be located along the northern most perimeter of the quarry landing area to serve as noise and sight buffers.

I 4. The hours of normal operations (not including mechanical breakdowns or

servicing) involving blasting , truc k hauling and crushing shall be between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. on weekdays only, excluding holidays.

5. All operations shall comply with the following DEQ noise standards:

a. Blasting noise - Impulse sound shall not be more than 100 dB between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. at a certain distance specified by DEQ from the · closest noise sensitive dwelling in existence at the date of this approval.

b. Steam shovels , bulldozers , rock crushers and other equi pment noise ­Within 8 a . m. and 5 p.m. , noise from equipment shall not exceed 5 5 dBA more than 5 0 percent of the time; 60 dBA 10 percent of the time and; 75 dBA one percent of the time at a certain distance as s pecified by the DEQ from the closest noise sensitive dwelling in existence at the �ate of this approval.

I A noise survey of all noise sources from the quarry site will be done by the Department of Envi,ronmental Quality at the time the quarry operation b egins , with random surveys made thereafter.

6. The applicant obtain a driveway approach permit from the Road Department including the construction of a drainage ditch , and provision of a culvert. Also, the applicant provide a surface on the access road that waul d be dust free for at 1 east 300 feet from Soap Creek Road.

7. Erosion shall be controlled in accordance with an erosion control plan approved by the Benton1 County Soil and Water Conservation District.

8. Approval is subject to an annual report on the current status of operation at the excavation site filed with the Planning Department by the appli­cant. I f this operation expands in tenns of volume or land area limits , a new conditional use consideration shall be made with provision for recla­mation plans.

MOT ION IN FAVOR

That· the request be approved , based on the finding s in favor of the application and subject to the conditions contained in the staff report.

MOT I ON OPPOSED

That the request be denied , based on the finding s opposed to the application contained in the staff report.

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1 3. Schell , T.H. (CU-S-80-22) ; Appeal by adjacent property owners of a s taff approval for a one acre rock quarry on a 53.6 acre parcel, southeast of Soap Creek Dri ve ; {TlOS, R5W, Sec 34, Tax Lot 2700 ) ; North Benton -Pl anni ng Area.

Mr. Mi ni szewsk i presented the staff report. I

Shi rley Deardorff, Route 1, Corvall i s, represent i ng the appli cant, read a letter of i ntent and corrected the staff report. She gave the hi story of, the Shel l fami ly when they li ved on the s i te and stated that there i s need for rock i n North Benton. She presented a CAC report regardi ng the i ss ue.

Mrs. Loutham, s poke about the breakdown i n the CAC Phone Commi ttee and stated that that the quarry operation was not a greater probl em than control l ed hunt i ng or l oggi ng occuri ng with in the area.

Mr. F. D. Cockran, 4 04 s . w . 6th Street, Corvalli s, stated that few of Mr. Shell ' s nei ghbors understand him and that there would be no i mpacts on adjacent l ands.

Mrs. Mary Lujan, N.W. Soap Creek Road, Corvall i s, was i n favor of the proposal and al so di scussed CAC not i ce procedures.

Mr. Schel l , Rt . 1, Box ·295, Corval l i s, asked the people i n the audi ence i f they can hear certain noi ses i n the valley and stated three of them have never heard any of the rock cru shers.

I Cli ff Kenagy, 1911 N . E . Pax Place , Corval l i s, supported the request i n deference to remov i ng good farm ground at the Morse Brothers ' s ite.

Sue Denni son, Rt.l, Box 97B, Corval l i s, stated she was agai nst the quarry proposal.

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0 stated a property value decrease expressed oppos i t i on to it.

Howard Ashwald, 7777 N.W. Soap Creek , Corvalli s, complained ab out the not i ce procedure and stated that , i f the quarry was approved, it could be a wedge for a larger operat ion.

Larry Marx, Box 293C, Corvalli s, stated there are many safety problems and traffi c concerns on Soap Creek Road.

Mel Andrews , Rt. 1 , Box 3 03A3 , Co rvalli s , stated he was i n favor of the quarry o perati on.

Mu rry Wi lson, Rt. 2, Corvalli s, opposed to the request, stated it would create an amphi theater noi se effect due to the valley locat i on. In response to a statement by Ms. Deardorff, he stated there were 33 s i gna­tures on the pet i t i on :to a ppeal from nei ghbors located west of the s i te.

Marv i n Hi gg i ns, Rt. 1 , Box 295B, Corvalli s, stated the no i se . i s very audi ble in the valley, the quali ty of the envi ronment wi ll be les sened , and traffi c wi ll increase; however , he felt the crusher i s cons i stent wi th forestry use as well as res i dent i al.

Judy Hi g g i ns � Rt. 1 , Box 295B , Co rvalli s, stated she had no bones to pick with Mr. Shell and felt the quarry could expand at some fut ure t i me, b ut d i d have some concern for the safety of chi ldren.

Mrs . Shi rley R i ce , N . W � Sulphur Spri ngs Road, Corvalli s , quest i oned the propri ety of the not ice proced ure. She also stated there are safety hazards on the road and potent i al for loud blast i ng noi ses.

-Betty Wolfson, Rt. 1 , Box 292, Corvalls , stated the road i s already unsafe in the winter and add i t i onal trucks would i ncrease the hazard.

Roger Ervin, As s i stant · Engi neer , clari fi ed the si ze and stature of the quarry and gave informat i on on the number of truc ks and blasts that would i m pact the s ubject area.

F rom the table , Commi s s i oner Beardsley stated that members of the commu­nity have access to concerns about the safety of school b us boardi ng areas through the School Board. Commi s s ioner Eggers stated a new b ill was pro posed to reduce confli ct s of a careles s o perator. Commi ss i oner Brumbaugh stated that the area i n quest ion i s predomi nately i n forestry use, therefore, a quarry conforms with the exi st i ng use.

Commi s s i oner Beardsley moved to approve the request subject to the cond i ­t i ons in the staff report and an add i t i onal one a s follows:

11Th at the appli cant work wi th the res i dent s to develop a safer scho ol ous stop. 11

The mot i on was seconded by Commi ss i oner Franc i s and pas sed unanimou sly.

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VICTOR ATIYEH GOVERNOR

0 0 Department of Geology and Mineral Industries 1 129 S.E. SANTIAM ROAD, ALBANY, OREGON 97321 PHONE (503) 967-2039

July 2 1, 1983

T . H . Schell Route 1 , Box 295 Corvallis, OR 97330

Dear Mr . Schell:

RE: Our I . D . #02-0039

The followin g items are recommendations by the Benton Soil and Water Conservation District provided for your information . They are not condit lons on your permit .

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1 . A legume seed should be added to the seed mix af · a rate of 2#/ac .

2 . Fertilizer and lime should be applied according to soil test recommendations . i

3 . Maximum s pacing between trees should be 12 ' .

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Enclosure

Sincerely, f. �d� E . Frank Schnitzer Field Representative Mined Land Reclamation

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EXP LA N AT I O N S A N D C OMM E N T S : D AT E : J u l y 1 2, 1 98 3 The e n ti r e rec l ama ti o n pl a n s eems v a g u e , b u t the Benton SWCD deci ded th a t th e fo l l ow i ng a d d i ti o n s were neces s a ry :

G . 2 . E A L eg ume s eed s ho u l d be a d de d to th i s m i x tu r e a t the rate of 2 l bs . /a c .

G . 2 . F . Ferti l i ze r a n d l i me s ho u l d be a p p l i ed� a cc o rd i ng to s o i l tes t rec omme nda ti o n s .

I . C . Maxi mum s pa c i ng between trees s ho u l d be 1 2 ' .

F o r a d d i ti o na l a s s i s ta nc e , p l ea s e c a l l the B e n to n SWCD . B E NTO N SWCD 30 5 S W C S treet , S u i te 5 Corva l l i s , OR 97 3 3 3 P h o n e : 7 57 - 48 1 1

AGENC Y O S DA D i v i s i o n of S o i l & Wa ter C o n s erva ti o n TO RETURN THROUGH STATE OF OREGON SHUTTLE MA I LJ REVERSE TH I S PAGEJ FOLD AND STAPLE ,

SMLR-20 Re v . 9 / 3 0/81

M I N E D LAND RECLAMAT I ON OFF I CE D EPAR.Tr-1ENT; 'Of GEOLOGY &

M I �fRAL I NDUSTR I ES 1 1 29 S E SANT I AM ROAD ALBAN Y , OREGON 9 7 3 2 1 _, •• Versteeg - --- -- - - --- - - - · . . .. . - - · - - · - - - · - - - - - · · · · ·

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DI:CEfVED JVN 2 n 1983

DEPT 0� GEOLOGv 11. MINERAL •�"'

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P L EAS E R ET U R N YO U R C OM�1 E N T S BY : ____ J_u-"1 y'--1_2 "-, _1..;...98_3 _______ _

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E X P LA NA T I O N S A N D C OMM E N T S :

AGENC Y &ftotUt/ � ./?uL TO RETURN T ROUGH STA E OF OREGON SHUTTLE MA I L, REVERSE TH I S PAGE, FOLD AND STAPLE ,

SMLR- 20 Rev . 9/3 0/ 8 1

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B .

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DEPAR TM ENT O F G EO LOGY AND M I N ER A L I ND U STR I E S

M I NED LAND R EC LAMAT I O N

RECLAMAT ION PLAN G U IDELI NES

NAME AND ADD R E S S O F LANDOWN E R :

5arn e.

L I ST O F KNOWN MATER I ALS FOR WH I CH {�oc.l< 1 . P ROPO S ED START I NG DAT E :

2 . P ROPOSED E ND I N G DATE ( I F

T H E OP ERAT I O N I S TO BE

,J �fr KNOWN ) :

/ 983 u f1 k. YtO l-Uil

C O NDUCTED :

OP ERAT I O NAL P LAN :

1 . MET HOD TO BE EMP LOYED :

A , S I NGLE BENCH c . DREDGE @ MU LT I P L E BENCH D . OTH ER

2 , TYP ES O F EQU I PMENT TO BE U S ED :

D I�) / I J B 4 1fdo2!! r l-rofl f -eJ d lo qrk_,_ Ch-cs fvu-, I 3 , D I SPOS I T I, O N O F OVERBURDE Nil . / fc r l . � L q h ol'i )ri a lreq f o . 5 1° c r-. f I I J r- 0 G '

WHAT W I LL BE T H E P LANlD SUBS EQU E NT11BE NE F I C I AL U S E " O F TH E P ERM I T AREA? T H I S CAN I NC L UD E � BUT I S NOT L l M I T E b TO� CONSTRUCT I ON S I TE � SAN I TARY LAND F I LL� P AR K� WATER I MP O UNDMENT� AGR I CU LTURAL U S E (BE S P EC I F l C � FOR EXAMP L E : G R AZ I N G LAND � CROP TO BE P LANTED� ETC , ) � FOREST LAND ,

SMLR-16 0 7 2 7 7 6 Re v i s e d 9 / 5 / 8 0 - 1 -

c

F . R E CLAMAT I ON MUST BE COMP LETED W I TH I N 3 YEAR S FO LLOW I NG COMP LET I O N O F M I N I NG ,

G ,

( A ) R E C LAMAT I ON W I LL BEG I N /BODAYS FOLLOW I NG COMP LET I ON O F M I N I N G , ( B ) R ECLAMAT I ON W I LL BE CO NCURR E NT W I TH M I N I NG , __ Y E S -4-No

I F Y E S ) P LEAS E EXP LA I N CONCURRENT P RO C EDU R E :

R EC LAMAT I ON P ROCEDURES

l , WHAT W I LL YOU DO TO I NSURE GROUND STAB I L I TY ?

2 , P R OV I S I O N F O R REVEGETAT I O N , ( M I N I MAL SURV I VAL RATE I S 75% U N I FO RMLY D I ST R I BUTED , )

( A )

C c )

(D)

( G )

( H )

HOW W I LL YOU S�VE AND STOR E TOP SO I L? �5·.,..f(jckptl-f?_J . WHAT MEASU R E S W I LL YOU T A KE TO P R EVENT E I TH E R W I ND O R WATER EROS I O N OF TOP SO I L DUR I NG STORAGE? Sd 3n 1, ss s-ed b slop-es . WHAT W I L L BE T H E AVERA G E DEPTH O F TOP SO I L REP LACED O N T H E A R E A T O BE R EC LA I MED?

2 ·.Pt -HOW W I LL YOU P R EPARE S E ED BED P R I O R TO P LANT I NG ? 1-Q h'�" /I.Jl r r ou..J _

WHAT TYP E S AND AMO UNTS O F GRAS S S EED W I LL YOU U S E P ER ACRE AND HOW W I LL TH I S BE P LANT ED ? .

I D � I� po Ct t\_d· s I� if" tl C<R r! :J fr-ti 5 51 ·fes 0 1 e. ; (J t-ela. r-1.. r· i 9 lret:>s rr, I · .

WHAT TYP ES AND AMO U NTS O F FERT I L I Z E R ) MUL C H ) AND L I ME W I LL YOU U S E?

AI 1 rtJ 11 e , WHAT TYP ES AND AMO U NTS O F S E ED L I NG S AND S H R UB S W I LL YOU P LANT? fj )

lfV () �'\'L WH E N W I LL S EED I NG AND P LANT I N G TAKE P LACE? ( S EASON O F YEAR)

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H , WAT ER AND D R A I NAG E

WHAT P R OV I S I O N W I LL YOU TAKE TO I NS U R E P ROPER DRA I NAGE?

( B ) /.J1 I I em s t r"d d t kles ti s. 11 ad.� ·

WHAT P ROV I S I ON HAS B E EN TAKE N FOR S I LT CONTROL?

( c ) /))'1 L ( C-o!cYh{.(cf se ttltj po((Ld:; a s

I F WAT ER I MPOU NDMENT I S TO BE LEFT ) S EE PAGE 6 ,

I I V I S UAL S C R E E N I NG

(A ) W I LL YOU EMP LOY V I S UAL SCR EEN I NG? ( I F N O J EXP LA I N ) lf. c_ r-e_./

(B ) WHAT TYP ES AND AMO U NT S O F P LANTS W I LL Y O U U S E? Ftt- C/- jfl ap/R

WHAT W I LL BE TH E S P AC I NG BETW E E N P LANTS?

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·J , PROV I S I ON FOR R EMOV I NG STRUCT U R E S ) EQU I PME NT) AND R E F U S E FROM THE P ERM I T AR EA I N ACCORDANCE W I TH T H E R EC LAMAT I ON P LAN , Nut\ e..

K . MAP O R AER I AL P H OTO REQU I R EM ENTS

( A ) W I LL AREA P HOTO BE S UBM I TTED? YES ;x tlo_ SCALE / '� bb0 f(. ( B ) MAP ( s ) R EQU I R EMENT S , T H E MAP SHOULD SHOW) BUT I S NOT L I M I TED TO :

( 1 ) SCALE : ( 1" = 400 ' TO 60 0 ' ) (2 ) NORTH S HALL BE I ND I CATED

( 3 ) QUARTER S E CT I O N ) S ECT I ON ) TOWNSH I P AND RANGE

( 4 ) D I STANCE AND D I R ECT I ON T O N EAREST MU N I C I P AL I TY

( 5 ) LOCAT I ON S AND NAM E S O F ALL STR EAMS ) ROAD S ) RA I LROAD S ) UT I L I T I ES

( 6 ) LOCAT I ON AND NAMES O F ADJ ACENT LANDOWN ERS

( 7 ) ALL OCCUP I ED HOUSES W I TH I N 500 F E ET

( 8 ) LOCAT I O N O F ALL P RO P O S ED ACC E S S ROAD S

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( 9 ) LOCAT I ON O F P LANT ,� O F F I C E AN.D MA I NTENANCE FAC I L I T I E S

( 10) S HOW BOU NDAR I E S O F AREA TO BE P ERM I TTED

( 11 ) TYP I CAL CROS S - S ECT I ON O F P R E S E NT GRO U ND L I N E AND P ROJ ECT ED GRO U ND L I N E AFTER RE CLAMAT I ON

(12) CONTOUR I NT ERVA L , DAT E O F MAP P R EPARAT I ON , NAME O F P E RSON P R EPAR I N G MAP .

( 13 ) AREA FOR TOP S O I L STORAG E, WASTE D I SPOSAL

( 14 ) A S EPARAT E MAP SHOW I NG G EN E RAL LOCAT I ON O F TH E OP E RAT I NG AREA ( NOT LARGER THAN 8�"x11 n ) ( c ) A R E V I S ED MAP MAY BE REQU I R ED ANNUALLY ,

L . I F AP P L I CAB L E , WHAT P ROV I S I O NS HAVE BEEN MADE FOR STR EAM CHAN N E L , BAN K STAB I L I ZAT I ON AND R E HAB I L I TAT I ON? A �

fVOf\-R.. M . EV I DE N C E , I N WR I TT E N FORM, STAT I NG T HAT ALL OWNERS O F S U R FACE ( EXCEPT

AS P RO V I DED FOR I N FED ERAL LAWS ) AND M I NERAL I NT E R E S T S I N TH E LAND CONCUR W I TH THE P R O P O S ED S U B S EQU ENT U S E FOR ANY M I N I NG OP E RAT I ON COMMENC I N G S UB S EQUENT TO J U LY 1 , 1972 AND W I TH THE M I N I NG AND R E C LAMA­T I ON P LAN AS S UBM I TT ED .

I CONCU R . s i g n a t u r e d a t e

N . OTHER P ERM I T S I F APP L I CABLE :

D I V I S I O N O F STATE LANDS NO . DATE -----'-

DEP ARTMENT O F ENV I RONf-1ENT,�L QUAL I TY J'-10 I . . • 8 DATE COUNTY U S E P ERM I T .- Cor'l d , {ic;t fi. f u.s.���-,.. , ·:�w . CU -5-liO�:�ATE OTHER ( [DE NT I FY ) t6-z8- E)o

0 , OTH E R COMMENT S :

NOTE : MAP S OR S KETCHES EXCEED I NG 11"x17" �UST BE P ROV I DED I N S U F F I C I E NT N UMBER R E QU I R ED FOR D I STR I BUT I O N , COORD I NAT E W I T H F I ELD R EP R E S E NT-AT I V E OR M I N ED LAND R EC LAMAT I ON O F F I C E BEFORE SUBM I S S I O N . )

T I T LE

S I G NATU R E O F APP L I CANT

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WATER IMPOUNDMENTS

(1) H O W LAR G E W I LL T H E S U R F AC E A R EA B E J I N AC R E S ? --�-

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( 2 ) WHAT P ROV I S I O N S HAVE B E E N MAD E F O R P U B L I C S A F ETY ?

1\Jo p u b hc a cc e ss (3 ) WHAT P ROV I S I O N S HAVE Y O U MAD E TO P R EVE NT WAT E R STAG NAT I ON ? If t le-ce s f: 8 .f{ . d€_p t l� 1 b /a ke (4) WHAT I S T H E WAT E R S O U R C E F O R T H E I MP O U NDMENT?

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(5 ) W I LL T H E R E B E P U B L I C AC C E S S F O R F I S H I N G ?

INSTRUCTIONS FOR CROSS-SECT ION

1 . T H E TWO EXAMP L E S S HOWN A R E "

T Y P I CAL"

C RO S S - S ECT I O N S O F A WAT ER I MP O U N D M E NT LEFT A F T E R EXCAVAT I ON I S C OM P L ET E ,

2 , I F O N E O F T H E P LANS S HOWN I S TO B E U S EDJ P L EAS E I ND I CAT E WH I C H O N E AND P R OV I D E T H E F O L LOW I N G I N FO RMAT I ON O N T H E P LA N S E L EC T ED , Y O U DO NOT HAVE TO R E -D RAW T H E C RO S S - S ECT I O N ,

A . S U R FAC E EL EVAT I O N TO T H E N EAR E S T 5 F E ET .

B . BAN K S L O P E S

(1) MAX I MUM S LO P E ABOV� T H E AV E R A G E H I G H WAT E R L I N E MUST B E 1� : 1 (33 , / D EG R E E S ) O R L E S S ,

( 2 )

(3 )

MAX I MU M S LO P E F ROM T H E H I G H WAT ER L I N E T O 6 F E ET (V E RT I CA L M�AS U R E ) B E LOW T H E AVE RA G E LOW WAT E R L I N E M U S T B E 3 : 1 (18 . 4 D EG R E E S ) OR L E S S ,

B E LOW 6 F E ET B E LO W AV E RA G E LOW WAT E R J S LO P E I S NOT C O N T R O L L ED .

C-G , T H E D I ME N S I O N S I N F E ET ,

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Corval l i s , Oregon 97330.

Phone : (503) 757 -68 1 9

Fi l e Number : CU-S-80-22

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NOT1 CE OF PEND I tiG P LAN N I N G D EPARTMENT ACTI ON

A c ond i ti on a 1 use has been reques ted by T . H . Sche 1 1 ��������----------------------app l icant

for the fo l l ow i ng p u rpos e : To perm i t guarry operati on on a one ( 1 ) acre porti on of a

53 . 6 acre pa rce l . Approval wou l d permi t crus h i ng and ex trac t i on of roc k materi a l .

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The P l anni ng Depa rtment wi l l act on t h i s r eque s t o n Augus t 2 5 , 1 980 . .

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Thi s acti on has a 1 4-day appe a l t i me before i t becomes f i na l o n September 8 , 1 980 date

I f you h a v e a ny ques t i ons or c o ncerns , c o n tact t h e P l a n n i ng Dep a rtment before th e

date of f i na l acti on .

ADDRESS : Route 1 , Box 295 , Soap C reek Road

S ITE LOCAT1 0N : Towns h i p � Range � S ec . 34

ZON I NG : Forest Cons erva ti on-20 acre mi n i mum (FC-20 )

Tax L o t 2700 -------------------

COMPREHENS I V E PLAN : Fores try ------�-----------------------------------------------

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P l a n n i n g S ta f f c o n ta c t : Laurel Ru tsc hma n

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