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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M1980244
IBM Index Class Name
REPORT
Doc Date
10/9/2014
Doc Name
Weekly CQA Report: Week ending 09/27/14
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TC1
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amec-,, <br /> Destructive samples PDF-122 through PDF-138 were marked for testing. PDF-116 through ;DDF- <br /> 126 and PDF-132 through PDF-138 were tested and passed per project technical specifications. <br /> Primary geomembrane was approved for drain cover placement at: 207 east of west end of seam <br /> at panels P-278 through P-234, P-250 through P-291 and east slope panels P-267 through <br /> P-235. <br /> Areas of previously approved primary geomembrane that were silted over on the floor of the <br /> PSSA were washed and swept. Amec inspectors confirmed that there was no damage to the <br /> primary liner prior to overliner placement. <br /> See the attached Primary Liner Map for approved primary liner. <br /> Secondary 100-mil DSMS LLDPE Liner Installation <br /> A rain event on the evening of September 20, 2014 washed out a small section of the ADR read <br /> and slope into the northwest corner of the PSSA; subsequently, causing washout of finished <br /> LVSCF, tearing, and damage of underlying secondary geomembrane and SLF material. The <br /> damaged secondary liner was removed during the course of this reporting period from the <br /> northwest comer of the PSSA to expose the underlining soil liner fill for repair, re-compaction, <br /> and reconditioning. <br /> D) Low Volume Solution Collection Fill(LVSCF): <br /> PSSA <br /> A Cat mini excavator was used to clean silty material washed down by rain from the low volume <br /> fill. Cat GPS dozers worked previously finished LVSCS grade. Rock and debris that was washed <br /> into the LVSCF was pushed by dozers into a temporary stockpile on the north floor of the PSSA. <br /> A Cat excavator, a dozer, and laborers removed washed out low volume material, debris, and <br /> structural fill from the northwest corner of the PSSA to expose the liner for repair work. <br /> The following low volume solution collection fill (LVSCF) areas in the PSSA were placed to <br /> finished grade per project specifications, inspected, and approved for primary geomembrane <br /> placement: <br /> Between Bench A stations A19+00 to A22+00 to the PSSA floor. <br /> See the attached LVSCF map for all placement and accepted locations for primary geomembrane <br /> deployment. <br /> E) Drain Cover Fill(DCF): <br /> Cat 740 trucks hauled drain cover fill (DCF)to the PSSA. Haul roads for the Cat 740s were <br /> maintained at least 4 feet above the secondary geomembrane. <br /> Drain cover fill was placed on approved primary liner in minimum 2-foot lifts in the PSSA on <br /> panels P1 to P6; P12 to P18; P23 to P25; P29 to P36; P37 to P48; P50; P52 to P60; P62; P64; <br /> P66; P69 to P71; P73; P164 to P169; P173 to P176; 1187 to P193; P251 to P253; P257 to P259; <br /> P263 to P265: P266 to P275; P277; P280 to P284; P296; P297; P301 to P308; P309 to P311; <br /> P313; P314; P317; P320; P321; P323 and P325. <br /> 4-inch and 12-inch ADS HVSCS piping was also laid out on the on the PSSA inboard slopes. <br /> 11) Storm Water Management <br /> 2014 09 27-MLE2 WEEKLY FINAL <br /> Page 3 of 7 <br />
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