HomeMy WebLinkAboutReclamation correspondence (entered into the record at mtg)August 8, 1978
Pacific Clay Products, Inc.
9500 South Norwalk Boulevard
Santa Fe Springs, California 90670
Attention: Mr, Walter C. Colley, President
Mr. Deyo P. Breen, Secretary
Subject: Project No. 78-2123-28, Environmental
Geologic Investigation for Reclamation
Plan, Existing Alberhill Clay Mine,
Lake Elsinore, California
Gentlemen:
This report has been prepared for use in the Mine Reclamation
Plan Application. The site consists of 3,457 acres of an active
clay mine located adjacent to Lake Street and State Highway 71
in unincorporated county territory near Lake Elsinore, '
California (see Figure 1).
Alberhill and the surrounding area contains one of the most
important clay-bearing regions of California. This clay mine
has been active since 1883, and it should continue to be
productive for the foreseeable future (50 years or more).
The clay deposits encountered consist of a variety of economic
clays, including high-grade kaolin-type clay, alumina rich,
used in the manufacture of cement.
The findings and recommendations of this report were prepared
in accordance with generally accepted mining and geotechnical
principles and practice. This warranty is in lieu of all other.
warranties, either express or implied.
Respectfully submitted,
CONVERSE WARD DA I DIX N
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Donald L. Fife, E. 132
Senior Mining Geo ogist
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Dist.: (3) Addressee
(3) Riverside County Planning Commission
(1) Mr. M. William Tilden
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III. A. The subject property has been used for mining and
related manufacturing purposes for almost 100 years, there-
fore, its condition before the project cannot be described.
However, it can be described as semi-desert and lies within
the Coastal Sage Scrub Plant Community Lone invaded by both
Riparian and Chaparral Communities and contains plant life
typical of that zone. Although much of the area of the pro-
ject has been disturbed by the mining operation, in general,
about one-half of the surface area is covered by grasses with
the remaining one-half covered by grasses and scrub, with.the
grasses predominant over the sandy loam soils and the sages
and other hardy plants predominant in the Sullied and rocky
loam units. A survey to identify the prevalent plant species
indigenous to the area was conducted in June of 1977 by Ms.
Barbara Hawk, Instructor of Horticulture, Saddleback College.
The plant list generated by this study was checked against
the U. S. Department of Interior, Field and Wildlife Service
Regulations, published June 16, 1976 under Code of Regulations,
Title S0, Part 17, "Endangered and Threatened Plants". No
endangered or threatened plants were found on the property. ,
TABLE OF PLANT LIFE OCCURRING ON PROPERTY
Scientific Name
INTRODUCTION - ;
The project consists of 3,457 acres of an existing clay mine
in the Alberhill and Elsinore 7.5 minute U. S. Geological Survey
quadrangles in western Riverside County, California. The site
includes an open pit clay operation and clay manufacturing plant.
Pacific Clay Products and its predecessors have had the property
since the turn of the century. Mining on the property has been
continuous since 1883. The estimated life of the deposits is
for the foreseeable future, 50 years or more, and Pacific Clay
Products' lease will terminate in 2054 A.D. Approximately
200,000 to 250,000 tons of clay are mined annually and approxi-
mately 400,000 to 500,000 tons of "overburden" are moved annually.
A very small portion of waste is included, of the clay produced,
more than 95 percent is utilized in the clay plants on site or
in the Los Angeles County. The maximum anticipated pit depths
are fifty to one hundred fifty feet (50 -150 feet) below original
ground surface.
TOPOGRAPHY, DRAINAGE
AND GEOHYDROLOGY
The elevation of the Alberhill-Temescal Valley project area
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ranges from a maximum of about 1,800 feet on the western and eastern
sides of the valley to 1,200 feet above sea level at the northern
edge of the project area in the bottom of Temescal wash. The
Alberhill project area is in a synclinal trough of graben
commonly described as the Elsinore Trough. The maximum relief is
Converso Ward Davis Dixon, Inc.
P.IV E 9 S 1 0 E COUNTY PLA14NIN G DEP ART ENT
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JI JESS E. LILLIBAIDGE.C.;.~. LIARION V. ASHLEY. Fans
KAY H• OLESEN, F:Im o ,rn
June 27, 1980
PATRICIA NEMETH - A.I.C.P. • PLANNING DIRECTOR
<CEOLEIOONSTREET.9THFLOOR.RIV RSIDE.CA.IFDFNI<92501
Pacific Clay Products
9500 So. Norwalk Boulevard
Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670
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Gentlemen:
This-is to advise you that 'your reclamation plan that was submitted
to the county with Change of Zone Case-002418 has been accepted. and
approved by the county.
As you ]aTov, under the State Surface Mining and Reclamation Act,
reclamation plans are required for all mining operations. In your
case, since yours was a non-conforming use, the real issue was to
legalize your use by changing ;'our Zoning from R-R to M-R-A.
As such the. Reclamation Plan was a courtesy, albeit a necessary one.
Therefore, your use became legal, or conforming on January 2, 1979
Tehen the Board of Supervisors approved Change of Zone Case 002418
j My apologies for any confusion that may have occurred in this case,
J and I hope this letter answers your concerns.
7 Sincerely,
RIl1ERSIDE CaNTY PLANNING DEPARDENIT
Patricia Nemeth, AICP, Planning Director
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APPLICATION
FOR
StRRFAEEiiHth"G-PERT',IT-AND-RECLAt,IATION PLAN APPROVAL
RIVERSIDE COUNTY PLANNING COPIMISSION, COUNTY ADMINISTRATIVE CENTER,
4080 Lemon Street, 9th Flr, Riverside, CA 92501
Please submit one application giving the following information:
ADDRESS/LOCATION OF PROPERTY
14741 Lake Street, Lake Elsinore,_ California 92330
(Please Print)
PROPERTY OWNER(S)
']adding, in9, McB can b Co., P. 0. Box 578, Corona, California 91
720
Pacific Clay Products Inc. 950
0 5. Norwalk Blvd Santa Fe S
or'nos.
Calf. 90670 (2
11)- 693-7401
. Name
Address
Zlp
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No.
:harles J. Biddle, et.al. P. 0.
Box 49994, Los Angel:es, Calif
ornia 90049
Anaheim Union Water District, c
/o Pacific Holding Corp. 10889
_Wilshire Blvd. Los Ang
eles Calif.
Name
Address
Zip
Tel e.
No.
OPERATOR
Phone: (21
3) 699-7401
Pacific Clay Products, Inc. 9500. So. Norwalk Blvd., Santa Fe
Springs,
Calif. 90670
Name
Address
Zip
Tele.
No.
REPRESENTATIVE(S) DESIGNATED
BY OPERATOR (As agent[s] for
service
of process)
P. Breen, Secretary, Pacific Clay Products, 9500 So. Norwalk Blvd. Santa Fe
Name Address Zip ~l21
Phone: (21
Name Address Zip Tele. No_
If more than one owner, enter name and address of each. If more than one parcel, enter
the owners of each parcel.
LIST ALL OWNERS OF MINERAL RIGHTS
Same as Above
Name Address Zip Tele. No.
Name . Address Zip Tele. No. .
NAME OF LESSEE
On a portion, Pacific Clay Products, 9500 So. Norwalk Blvd. Santa Fe Springs, Calif. 90670
Name Address Zip Tele. No_
Phone: (213) 699-7401
Name Address Zip Tele. No_
If actual reclamation is to be conducted by a person other than applicant or operator,
please indicate. Please attach additional sheets as necessary.
LOCATION
Legal description (:please include acreage covered by this Application; Section, Township
and Range, and Assessor's parcel number[s]).
Form r77-50 a
Rev. 1-11-78
'P.OdECT'DESCRIPTIO`! i-
indicate mineral commodity to be mined. clay.
B. Describe the general geology of the area, including a brief geological description of
the mineral deonsit to be mined and Drincipal minerals or rock types present.
(See Part 111)
Describe existing land use of the site and surface water characteristics.
(See Part III).
'ROPOSED OPERATION! (If more than one individual pit or quarry is included in the plan,
jnswer the following items for each operation.)
I. Please indicate starting date of operation
B. Estimated life of operation will be 171 years (approximate)
Mining method: (Check where applicable)
x Open Pit
_ Single Bench
_ Hill Top
Multibench
Side Hill
_ Dragline
Low Level
Shovel
Underground
Gravel Bar Skimming
Gravel/Sand Pit
Drill and Blast
x clay Pit
Truck to processing plant (To RR)
Borrow Pit
Tailings Pond
Slurry Pump
Waste Dump
Rail
Other
D. Type of mining operation:
x Continuous
Intermittent Other
E. `1) List anticipated annual tonnage for each type of mineral removed:
Approximately 200,000 to 250,000 tons
2) List anticipated annual tonnage of waste material mined:
Approximately 400,000 to 500,000 tons per year.
Approximately 600,000 to 750,000
3) Total anticipated annual tonnage handled: tons per year.
F. Maximum anticipated depth: Fifty to one hundred fifty feet.
G. If processing of the ores or minerals mined is to be conducted, describe disposal
method of the tailings or waste from processing. Less than 5 percent of the minerals
removed will be returned to the site as inert material (grog) see Part III.
H. Estimate quantity (gallons per day) and quality of water required by the proposed
operation. Specify the proposed sources of this water and method of disposal.
70,000 to 150.000 qal. per day - primary source: Internal Drainage; secondary source:
MINING PLAN Elsinore Valley Municipal Water District and applicant owned wells.
A. Provide a detailed timetable indicating the progression of the mining plan.
. (See Section III, Land Use).
B. Indicate the time of placement of equipment on the mining site and when it will be
removed from the site. Placement - 1883 Removal - 2054 (approximately)
C. Attach two naps of. the mined lands and/or suitable aerial photographs showing the
following: (Indicate scale, source of nap base and orientation.)
1. Boundaries and topographic details of the site including cross sections of
elevations showing progressions of stripping and excavating. (See Drawings I - 6.)
2. Location of all streams, roads, railroads, sewage disposal systems, water wells,
and utility facilities within 500 feet of the site. (See Drawings 1 - 6.)
3. Location of all currently proposed access roads to be constructed in conducting
the surface mining operation(s). N/A
4. Location of: areas to be mined, stockpiles, equipment, machinery, waste dumps,
and tailings ponds. (see Drawing 1.)
5. By use of overlay, symbol or color, depict separate mining phases, where appli-
cable. (See Part III, Land Use.)
Porn iF77-50 b
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RECL 4ATION PLA'rl
A. Indicate on map, diagrams or cross sections of elevations of the land in its
final form. Typical Reclamation Cross Section - See Figure No. 3.
Indicate by color or symbol on a map those areas to be covered by your reclamation
N'.an, including amount of acreage to be reclaimed. Areas covered will be those
disturbed after 1-1-76 (See Drawing 1) Aerial photo date 1-27-76 will be submitted under
ov
C. Describe the ultimate physical condition of the site and specify psreopo asreedta us c_sgr
s),
or potential uses, of the mined land as reclaimed. See following page
D. Describe soil conditions in the proposed soil salvage plan.
Cover Grog waste with alluvial soils (overburden)
E_ Describe the methods, their sequence and liming, to be used in bringing the re-
clamation of the land to its end state. Include discussion of the pertinent
items"listed below: See following page J
1. Sackfilling and grading J,14
2. Stabilization of slopes;
3. Stabilization of permanent waste dumps, tailings, etc.;
Rehabilitation of pre-mining drainage;
5. Removal, disposal, or utilization of residual equipment, structures,
refuse, etc..;
6. Control of contaminants, especially with regard to surface runoff and
ground water;
7. Treatment of streambeds and streambanks to control erosion and
sedimentation,
8. Removal or minimization of residual hazards;
9. Resoiling, revegetation with evidence that selected plants can survive
given the site's topography, soil and climate; -
10. Indicate provisions for the disposal of derelict machinery waste materials,
and scraps.
11. Indicate the methods used to ensure that the site will contain stable
waste piles and slopes.
F_ Describe the specific reclamation to be accomplished during the mining operation
or the various phases of the mining operation. Describe any simultaneous mining
and reclamation programs, where applicable. Above; see E-1 _
G. Provide a tine schedule that will indicate the time lag between the completion
of each mining phase and the beginning of reclaiming the land which was subject
to that mining phase. Above; See E-1
H. Describe how reclamation of this site may affect future use of the area for
mining purposes. When reclamation is complete, mining will be completed.
THE FOLLOWING PERSONS HAVE A POSSESSORY INTEREST Ill THE PROPERTY IN QUESTION:
Gladding, Mc Bean and Company, P. 0. Box 578, Corona, Calif. 91720
Flame Address cop leie. No.
Anaheim Union Water District
c/o Pacific Holding Corp. 10889 Wilshire Boulevard, Los Angeles, Ca. 90049
(lame Address Lip Tel e. No.
flame Address /1p iele_
The following information is required by Section 2772(j) of Public Resources Code,
State of California.
I certify that the above information in this Reclamation Plan application is correct,
to the best of my knowledge, and that all of the owners of possessory interest in the
property in question have been notified of the proposed uses or potential uses of the,
lard after reclamation. I also certify that I personnaly accept responsibility for
reclaiming the mined lands in accordance with the reclamation plan and within the
time limits of said plan.
Deyo P Breen, Secretary
Representative for Applicant Date
Forr., 07-50 c
RECLAMATION PLAN
C. This is a long-term mine operation, for the foreseeable future
(until the year 2054 A.D.). The Company cannot forecast land
use 75 years.into the future. The property will be left in
a safe condition, suitable for open space and wildlife habitat.
E 1) Partially refilled as individual areas are mined
out (See Figure 3.)
2) Permanent slopes will be left in a safe condition;
and where appropriate, seeded with grasses.
3) As E-2.
4) Original drainages will be maintained where practicable.
5) All structures existed prior to 1-1-76.
6) N/A
7) Interim use of existing pits as sediment detention basins
and construction of sediment traps where reasonable and
practicable. See Figure 2.
8) (See C above.)
9) Interim reseeding; allowing natural restoration of
disturbed areas. (See Section III, Vegetation and Soils.)
10) As E-5.
11) As E-1 and E-2.
Converse Ward Davis Dixon, Inc.
ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT FORM
Note: The enclosed Environmental Assessment Form is a copy of
the form submitted to Riverside County for the pending
rezoning of Pacific Clay Products Alberhill Operations
(Riverside County Planning Department File No. 2418).
A typographical error appears
the second page; Item G unde
It should read: "Portions of
pass through the property"...
This Environmental Assessment
to have been included on
r Environmental Setting.
the Wildomar Fault Zone
not "Wildman" Fault.
Form was resubmitted after
receiving a verbal Okay from Mr. A. B. Brown of the
Riverside County Planning Department.
Converse Ward Davis Dixon, inc.
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1. Background Ieforoaci,n
A. Briefly describe the races. of the project or arrivity. Since the mid 1880's the site has been
in continuous use for the extraction of minerals and related processing and manufacturing of
clay products. .
B. specific location and Asse.soe a parcel numb.r and legal description.
See attached Exhibit "A". -
C. Describe the project area, including distinguishing natural and =-da charactv rlatie. The site is in a
semi-desert region characterized by low foothills of sand and clay. The Santa Fe Railroad and
State Highway 71 pass through the area and there are ntraerous clay pits, stockpiles and waste
d=qS 3iint4h@®CafAa.a phase or a portion at a larger project, or adjacent land holding? Yea.. X
If yea, identify.
1. ea an Envixolwencal Ass foent or Envlrveceacal Fact Report p evioualy been prepared that Sndudn the
project? Yea__ No__ If yea, g_va E.A. at ELI So. -
F. List every public agency from whom a lease, pernlt. license, certificate, or ocher en itleeenn for use is
.or...axy before completion of the pr-j-rc.
Riven ide-Planteine Depattment - Reclaestien plan under Riverside County Ordinance No. 555.
II. Project D...riyelmn
A. Sit. site (Acreage or square footage, including dinensiono).
E. Jill the project involve a variance, conditional ma or .....it, applim cion? Yes X xo_.
C. Is the project pact of a larger project Envol-nng a series of cunalatiec effects? Tes_ Na L-.
If Tes, briefly describe the overall project.
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D. If residential, include the numbec oC duelling units, schedule of etc rites, range of sale pric.s or ca.
and type of household sir. eapecxed. Jill the residential develop.eoe utillr. federal subsidy Verge..
such as 275, 236, 211(d)3, Seeder B. etc.?
N/A
E. If comsettlal. indicate ch. type, square footage of retail sales area, qps and areas of at..,., loading
facilities, and whether it is neighborhood, coeunity or c.Sian.lly complex. -
N/A
F. If Ltd. trial, indicate Gyps (wh.eha Vriaar11, uouf steer jag or wa,.h...iog, aces.), as eln.ead eaploymxne
per shift, au_abec of shifro/day, and loading facilities- ;lining and manufacturing. Total current
employment-is approximately 145 employees with 130 being emmloyed during the day shift,
12 during the swing shift and 3 during the night shift.
C. If agricultural, is the principal use of this property the propogarion, car and maintmusnce or viable -
plant and/or a.ioal produce. for co®am ial pu gosea? Yea :+o e If Ye, 1. this project
located within or adjacent to an existing or pmpo.ed Agricultural Preece?
N/A
R. mount of of!-.[[gee parking proposed (if coemereial, industrial at high-denaitP residential).
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1. Jill the project require expend!Cure of public funds Sn cares. OF public revenue .*a.rac.d by the pro¢ct?
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