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M1997026
IBM Index Class Name
GENERAL DOCUMENTS
Doc Date
3/21/2019
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Slope Stability Analysis
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Greg Lewicki & Assoc.
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DRMS
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SJM
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ty�'�-t An*j 1�1111 M /C-7 1-7 02,6 <br /> Greg Lewicki And Associates, PLLC <br /> 3375 NV.Powers Circle Phone:(720)842-5321 Fax(303)346-6934 <br /> Littleton,CO80123 E-mail: info*'leHicki.hiz <br /> March 15, 2019 RECEIVED <br /> United Companies MAR 21 2019 <br /> 2273 River Road <br /> Grand Junction, CO 81505 DIVISION OF RECL WT 0,N <br /> Carol Ann Pit-Reclaimed Slope Stability Analysis Ajq�711-o2.L, MININGAND SAFETY <br /> The reclaimed slope at the Carol Ann Pit that is nearest to the railroad tracks and utility lines was <br /> analyzed to determine if there was any risk to the railroad tracks or utility lines south of the pit <br /> area. The location of the slope analyzed in this document was chosen by its proximity to the <br /> offsite structures in question. As the figure below shows, it is a cross section on the east end of <br /> the site,where reclamation backfilling and grading is complete. Other locations along the <br /> railroad tracks have slope crests farther from neighboring structures. Additionally,those slopes <br /> are shorter in height(10-15 feet tall)than the chosen slope(20-25 feet tall). Failure on a taller <br /> slope will lay the top of the failure circle farther up the slope. <br /> r # <br /> l ,y <br /> f" <br /> f <br /> Figure 1 —Slope Stability Cross Section Location <br /> Orchard Grove Slope Stability 1 Grey Lawicki 11,.--.-1 <br /> L1.1 <br />
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