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24-1162
| 1 | 1. | | Resolution | Eureka Ready Mix CUP and SMR Renewal (Emmerson Bar)
Assessor Parcel Number (APN) 025-161-006
Record No.: PLN-2022-17873
Blue Lake Area
A 15-year extension of the Reclamation Plan (SMR-06-91X, CUP-25-91X, SMP-06-91X) for the existing in-stream operations on the Emmerson Bar. A vested rights determination was made in 1992 for the annual maximum extraction of 50,000 cubic yards. The historic operation involves removal of flood-washed aggregate from the exposed bar surface, the construction of seasonal haul roads and, in most years, construction of a summer low flow channel crossing of the Main Stem Mad River. The Emmerson Bar is approximately 333 acres in size; rarely are more than fifteen acres disturbed in any one season. Emmerson Bar is located immediately downstream (east) of the Mad River Bridge on Hatchery Road near the City of Blue Lake. The bar is situated just upstream of the confluence of the Main Stem Mad River and the North Fork Mad River. Most of the surrounding land use is industrial, agricultural and rural residential. Annual extraction volumes, methods and location | | |
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24-1163
| 1 | 2. | | Resolution | Bear Buttes Quarry renewal of SMARA/Conditional Use Permit, Reclamation Plan
and Financial Assurance Cost Estimate
Assessor’s Parcel Number (APN): 212-043-001
Record Nos.: PLN-2022-18004 / (CUP-61-912XMXX/SMP-11-912XMXX) (CA Mine ID #91-12-0016)
Miranda area
Renewal of Conditional Use Permit, Surface Mining Permit, Reclamation Plan, review of financial assurance cost estimates, and an Addendum to a previously adopted Subsequent Mitigated Negative Declaration, for an existing surface mining operation known as the Bear Buttes Quarry. The current project allows an average annual extraction of up to 30,000 cubic yards with the total amount of extraction not to exceed 50,000 cubic yards in any given year provided the average annual rate is not exceeded over a five-year period. There are no proposed changes to the permitted operations. The permit term is 15 years and if approved, would expire February 5, 2038. | recommended for approval | |
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