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Integrated Mined-Area Reclamation and Land Use Planning. Volume 3A. A Case Study of Surface Mining and Reclamation Planning: South Boulder Creek Park Project, Sand and Gravel Operations, Boulder, Colorado
This case study details reclamation planning for the Flatiron Companies' South Boulder Creek Park Project in Boulder, Colorado. The site contains a deposit of high-quality sand and gravel considered to be one of the best and largest known deposits of aggregate materials in the Front Range area. The aggregate deposit is located in a highly visible site just off the Denver-Boulder Turnpike at the entrance to the city from Denver, and adjacent to a residential portion of the city. In order to make maximum use of pre-mining planning, as a tool for resolving a conflict over the company's proposed operation, an extensive cooperative planning effort was initiated. This included the preparation of an environmental impact assessment, numerous public hearings, operating and reclamation plan review by city authorities, annexation of the site to the city, and the granting of a scenic easement on the property to the city for the development of a regional recreation park. A suite of contractual agreements was worked out among Flatiron Companies, the City of Boulder, the Colorado Open Lands Foundation, and the Federal Bureau of Outdoor Recreation. The purpose of this case study is to allow the planner to gain insight into the procedures, possibilities, and constraints involved in premining planning in a cooperative situation. (ERA citation 02:055094)
Integrated Mined-Area Reclamation and Land Use Planning. Volume 3A. A Case Study of Surface Mining and Reclamation Planning: South Boulder Creek Park Project, Sand and Gravel Operations, Boulder, Colorado
This case study details reclamation planning for the Flatiron Companies' South Boulder Creek Park Project in Boulder, Colorado. The site contains a deposit of high-quality sand and gravel considered to be one of the best and largest known deposits of aggregate materials in the Front Range area. The aggregate deposit is located in a highly visible site just off the Denver-Boulder Turnpike at the entrance to the city from Denver, and adjacent to a residential portion of the city. In order to make maximum use of pre-mining planning, as a tool for resolving a conflict over the company's proposed operation, an extensive cooperative planning effort was initiated. This included the preparation of an environmental impact assessment, numerous public hearings, operating and reclamation plan review by city authorities, annexation of the site to the city, and the granting of a scenic easement on the property to the city for the development of a regional recreation park. A suite of contractual agreements was worked out among Flatiron Companies, the City of Boulder, the Colorado Open Lands Foundation, and the Federal Bureau of Outdoor Recreation. The purpose of this case study is to allow the planner to gain insight into the procedures, possibilities, and constraints involved in premining planning in a cooperative situation. (ERA citation 02:055094)
Integrated Mined-Area Reclamation and Land Use Planning. Volume 3A. A Case Study of Surface Mining and Reclamation Planning: South Boulder Creek Park Project, Sand and Gravel Operations, Boulder, Colorado
L. R. Lewis (author) / A. O. Perry (author) / J. R. LaFevers (author)
1977
96 pages
Report
No indication
English
Mineral Industries , Environmental Pollution & Control , Sand , Surface mining , Environmental impacts , Land reclamation , Land use , Mines , Colorado , Planning , Recreational areas , Revegetation , Gravel , ERDA/510100 , ERDA/530100 , Management planning , Vegetation , Soil properties , Boulder(Colorado)
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