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e <br /> TECHNICAL REVISION <br /> GCC owns and operates a cement manufacturing plant located in Pueblo. The Pueblo Plant also <br /> operates an on-site limestone quarry. The quarry operates under the Mining Permit No. M-2002- <br /> 004 issued on August 29, 2003. With this application, GCC is requesting a technical revision to <br /> its 112 Permit Application submitted in 2002. Specifically, this TR requests DRMS to include <br /> Monitoring Well 006 (MW006) to its groundwater monitoring program. As of this time, one <br /> monitoring well (MW005) is active and is being monitored for groundwater semiannually. This <br /> monitor well has not produced water since it was installed. <br /> Although the historical groundwater monitoring data provides a good technical justification for <br /> no additional monitoring, GCC proposed, in its April 22, 2016 letter (Attachment 1) to install an <br /> additional well along the most likely pathway for saturation to develop. DRMS acknowledged <br /> adequateness of the location in its May 24, 2016 letter(Attachment 2). <br /> Accordingly, GCC requests that DRMS review this TR for approval. <br /> SUMMARY <br /> As noted above, GCC is requesting a TR to install a monitor well to be located between the <br /> quarry and the clinker dome. Please see the following Attachments for the details and plans: <br /> A—Monitor Well Design— <br /> Monitoring well be constructed in accordance with current Colorado Division of Water <br /> Resources rules (2 CCR 402-2). Scope of drilling and well completion include: <br /> B—Well Completion and Development— <br /> 1) Decontaminate drilling and sampling equipment prior to arriving on site and between uses; <br /> 2) Advance borehole with hollow stem auger and continuously core (starting at the base of <br /> colluvium) to the top of or just into the Carlile Shale; <br /> 3) Recovered core samples will be inspected and logged by a GCC geologist or engineer; <br /> 4) Drill cuttings will we spread thin on site; <br /> 5) Any produced water be allowed to infiltrate near the wellhead; <br /> 6) Construct monitoring well in accordance with current Colorado Division of Water Resources <br /> rules (2 CCR 402-2); <br /> 7) Construct well inside the auger string using 2 inch I.D., schedule 40 flush joint threaded PVC <br /> materials. <br /> 8) If no saturation is observed at the Fort Hayes/Codell contact, screen the well from 5 feet <br /> above the Fort Hayes contact to the top of bedrock (Carlile Shale); <br /> 9) Use machine slotted well screen(0.010 inch) fitted with threaded bottom cap; <br /> 10)Place filter material (10/20 Colorado Silica Sand) to a level of approximately 2 feet above the <br /> top of the screen interval; <br />