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James Gregorius <br /> January 18, 1996 <br /> Page Five <br /> feet USGS. Therefore, extraction as shown will be no <br /> nearer the ground water than 45' and by the extraction <br /> depths shown, the most near point of extraction will be <br /> at the primary openings in each area (See well <br /> information attached - well constructor's reports) <br /> See ground water information attached per map I and <br /> packet of well reports in file. <br /> In the ecological report provided by Applied Ecological <br /> Services, Inc. , the plan for diversion of surface waters <br /> through detention basins is set forth. According to the <br /> consulting ecologists "Because most water will be <br /> directed to the same sub-drainage basins (tributary <br /> areas) where it currently flows and because there is a <br /> long distance between the detention basins and the <br /> ultimate discharge location for this water, our <br /> preliminary analysis suggests there will be ample time <br /> for infiltration and hydrologic attenuation which will <br /> result in no significant change in the ground water or <br /> surface water discharge from proposed quarry operation <br /> property into any of the adjacent parcels, including the <br /> Cam-Rock Park. The hydrologist also found that there <br /> would be no affect on ground water maintained wet lands <br /> present within the Cam-Rock Park location nor would there <br /> be any impact on local wells or ground water resources. <br /> All quarrying activity will be above ground water level. <br /> A permanent crusher will not be located on the site nor <br /> will fuel storage be located on the site which will <br /> prevent or minimize fuel spills. <br /> 8. Description of the measures to be taken to control <br /> dust, noise, vibration. <br /> The applicant will comply with all state, federal and <br /> local regulations. These state and federal clean air <br /> rules mandate that crushed stone products be handled in <br /> a way to minimize fugitive dust. The principal fugitive <br /> sources at the quarry include the portable crushing <br /> equipment, roadways, stockpile areas and dust from loads <br /> of crushed stone being hauled away from the site. Steps <br /> that must be taken to minimize fugitive dust emissions <br /> which cross the applicant's property line include: <br /> a. The quarrying will take place in a pit surrounded <br /> by a berm. <br /> 24 N. Henry Street, PO Box 151, Edgerton, WI 53534, PH: 608-884-3391 FAX: 608-884-7018 <br /> 508 Campus Street, Milton, WI 53563, PH: 608-868-4346 FAX: 608-868-4348 <br />