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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1980007
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
12/1/2016
Doc Name
Hydrologic Characterization of the South of the Divide
Section_Exhibit Name
Exhibit 71
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HYDROLOGIC CHARACTERIZATION AND MONITORING PLAN <br />4.2.1.4 Spring G-16 <br />23 <br />Spring G-16 is located in Sylvester Gulch east of the northeast mine panels area (Plate 1). This <br />spring issues from a sandstone bed above the F -seam and typically has highest flows in the <br />spring months. Hydrologic monitoring at this spring began in 1979. <br />4.2.1.5 Spring G-24 (Decreed Spring #8) <br />Spring G-24 is located in Sylvester Gulch east of the northeast mine panels area (Plate 1). This <br />spring issues from alluvium and is measured at the outflow of a plastic drainage pipe. It flows <br />seasonally and flow diminishes in late summer and autumn. Hydrologic monitoring at this <br />spring began in 1979. <br />4.2.1.6 Spring G-14 (Decreed Spring #7) <br />Spring G-14 is located in Sylvester Gulch east of the northeast mine panels area (Plate 1). This <br />spring issues from fractures in the base of a sandstone bed. It flows seasonally and flow <br />diminishes in late summer and autumn. Hydrologic monitoring at this spring began in 1978. <br />4.2.1.7 Spring G-22 (Decreed Spring #3) <br />Spring G-22 is located in the Sylvester Gulch drainage on a hillside on the west side of the <br />drainage, just south of a mine ventilation shaft and north of the northeast mine panels area (Plate <br />1). It issues from alluvium over a wide area and feeds a wetland on the west side of Sylvester <br />Gulch. Flow in this spring diminishes in late summer and autumn. Hydrologic monitoring at <br />this spring began in 1977. <br />4.2.1.8 Spring 35-3 <br />Spring 35-3 is located in upper Deep Creek which is tributary to the North Fork (Plate 1). This <br />spring is located east of the SOD mine panels area. The source of this spring appears to issue <br />from alluvium. This spring has perennial flow, but shows strong seasonal variations with high <br />flows in the spring months. This spring has been monitored since 2006. <br />4.2.1.9 96-2-2 Area Spring <br />The 96-2-2 Area Spring is located in upper Deep Creek which is tributary to the North Fork <br />(Plate 1). This spring is located in the SOD mine panels area. The source of this spring appears <br />to issue from alluvium. This spring has been monitored since 2007. <br />4.2.1.10 Deep Creek Spring #2 <br />Deep Creek Spring #2 is located in upper Deep Creek which is tributary to the North Fork (Plate <br />1). This spring is located in the SOD mine panels area. The source of this spring appears to <br />issue from alluvium. This spring has been monitored since 2007. <br />4.2.1.11 Deep Creek Trail Spring <br />Deep Creek Trail Spring is located in upper Deep Creek which is tributary to the North Fork <br />(Plate 1). This spring is located south of the southeast mine panels area and east of the SOD <br />mine panels area. The source of this spring appears to issue from sandstone bedrock. This <br />spring has been monitored since 2007. <br />Revised 09/07- PR12; 08/16- TR139 HydroGeo, Inc <br />
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