Posted by ericlb on April 25, 2009 at 15:30:27 from (12.189.32.56):
In Reply to: OT/ gravel posted by JOB on April 25, 2009 at 08:49:51:
i work for a gravel company that also produces what it sells , first you have to get the proper permits from the state as well as epa, and msha, thats right MSHA, since all gravel pits are now declared open pit mines by the feds, you also have to meet all their b/s then you have to have equipment to excavate, transport, and you'll have to have at least a reasonable size crusher to process the material into gravel, basecourse rip rap rock, ect, then you'll have to have enough crew to operate all the equipment to be efficent add in their pay and tax stuff, [they also have to be msha certified]your looking at several million bucks just to start assuming you can do it at all where you live, [ certain geographical areas are off limits to mining operations], add in tree huggers if you have blue and pink bunnys or something in the area , making gravel is a expensive business to get into the days of 1 guy with a used loader and a screening plant are gone, regulated right into the past
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