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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M1980003
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
12/10/2015
Doc Name
Reclamation Report & Reclamation Responsibility Release
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Climax Molybdenum
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DRMS
Email Name
MAC
WHE
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D
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Climax��UM <br /> A Freeport-McMo <br /> Henderson Operations <br /> P.O. Box 68 <br /> Empire, CO 80438 <br /> (303) 569-3221 <br /> Fax: (303) 569-2830 <br /> Buckskin KL-1 Closure Methodology <br /> Date of Report: 9/23/2015 <br /> Operation (Site) Name: Buckskin (P-1980-003) <br /> Operator: Freeport McMoRan (FMI) acting on behalf of Climax Molybdenum Company <br /> Notice of Intent (NOI)file number: P-1977-027 <br /> This document summarizes the borehole closure methodology that was approved by DRMS and <br /> conducted to close the Buckskin KL-1 borehole. <br /> Rocks were dropped into Buckskin KL-1 to determine the presence of water at a depth within the <br /> borehole.Water was not heard; however, the rocks immediately hit previously placed rocks or soil within <br /> the casing. It was therefore inferred that the hole was not groundwater influenced and previously placed <br /> rocks and soil were less than one foot below ground surface (bgs). The following procedure was <br /> implemented to reclaim the drill hole: <br /> • Removal of casing <br /> o Manual excavation around the casing to a depth greater than one foot, to facilitate casing <br /> removal <br /> o Exposed pipe was cut to a depth of one foot below ground surface using an angle grinder <br /> • Capping <br /> o Concrete (120 lbs. dry)was prepared to specifications on the product packaging <br /> o Concrete was poured into the exposed hole from the top of the casing and allowed to flow <br /> over the casing to fill the surrounding ground surface to a depth above the cut casing to <br /> provide a concrete cap <br /> • Backfilling <br /> c Disturbances to the local grade were repaired by backfilling around the concrete plug by hand <br /> and compacting the reworked earth material. Large stones were removed from the excavated <br /> soil and that material was placed atop the concrete cap to be level with the ground surface <br /> after light compaction. <br /> • Reseeding <br /> o Hand reseeding was conducted using a seed mix approved by DRMS and the U.S. Forest <br /> Service at an average application rate of 80 live seeds per square foot <br /> o Seed was lightly raked into the surface <br /> • Removal of all construction and/or closure debris in vicinity of borehole <br /> • Photo documentation of the closure process <br /> The attached photos document the closure process of the Buckskin KL-1 borehole with annotations about <br /> each step of the process. Final borehole closure was completed on August 24, 2015. <br />
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