Pine Hill Sand Pit
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Introduction
Nine Line Rentals LLC (certified New York State SDVOB) is pleased to offer the sale of bank-run, fine sand from the Pine Hill Sand Pit (68 Pine Hill Road – Spencerport, NY 14559). This sand is being made available at $12-$16 per cubic yard – based on volume. Additionally, Nine Line can also provide trucking at very competitive rates.
Summary
This full report (link above) presents the volumetric analysis and site evaluation for the Pine Hill Sand Pit in Gates, NY, covering a 9.93-acre stockpile. The analysis utilizes high-resolution orthomosaic imagery, Digital Surface Models (DSM), and Digital Surface Terrain (DST) models to ensure accurate measurements. The collected data confirms a stockpile volume of 367,595 yd3 and meets survey-grade standards, with a Ground Sample Distance (GSD) of 1.37 cm, exceeding the industry threshold of 3.048 cm (0.1 ft) for survey-grade accuracy.
Digital Surface Model (DSM) – Elevation & Stockpile Analysis
The DSM visualizes elevation variations across the site using a color gradient (blue to purple), where warmer colors indicate higher elevations. You will notice in this model the trees showing in yellow and slight organge colors. This is critical for:
- Understanding stockpile heights and terrain shifts.
- Evaluating excavation potential and optimal removal strategies.
- Detecting inconsistencies in material distribution.
Digital Terrain Model (DTM) – True Ground Representation
The DTM model removes above-ground objects (e.g., trees, shrubs) to provide an accurate ground-level terrain profile using or purple, to blue to yellow shading. This aids in:
- Establishing a baseline for volume calculations.
- Determining true elevation differentials.
- Planning efficient material transport routes.
Five samples provided from different portions of the sand piles. The initial and subsequent reports from Terracon are shown in the subsequent charts
