Corrigan Ranch Division

Sand, Common active · Indian River County, Florida

ActiveSand, CommonSurfaceMSHA

Section

What kind of site this is
QUARRIED · SAND, COMMONBENCHESSECTION · ILLUSTRATIVE

Drawn as a quarry or pit, where the rock or gravel itself is the product. The ore color stands for sand, common. Federal records note the kind of operation and its status, not its depth or layout, so this is a typical example rather than a survey of this site.

Location

StateFlorida
CountyIndian River
Nearest TownFellsmere
Coordinates27.76940, -80.60230

Commodities

PrimarySand, Common

Mine Details

StatusActive
TypeSurface
OperatorStewart Materials, LLC
Employees14
Data SourceMSHA
Source ID0801475
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What This Means

This is an active mining operation regulated by MSHA (Mine Safety and Health Administration). Active mines operate under federal safety standards and are subject to regular inspections. If you live near an active mine, the operator is required to comply with environmental regulations including dust control, water discharge permits, and noise standards. Contact your state environmental agency if you have concerns about a specific operation.

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