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Geosy ritec �l <br /> Consultants t <br /> P— -11,,22-t\mCE1 1111C111 N 2, 1 ask L\11(bit <br /> Dat, I <br /> C% <br /> E <br /> EXHIBIT S STRUCTURES EVALUATION 5 <br /> ARCOSA LN%-B <br /> INTRODUCTION <br /> As part of permit amendment application for theArco-sa I.Whmeigllt Boulder (1,%\ B) facility <br /> (Site) a -,eotechnical e\akfatiOfl OfstrLICtUreS identified %whin the facillt\ pen-nit hOLIndar\ and <br /> vvithj feet of the f1icilit\ permit bOLIndar\ Is required In lieu ot'signed Structures agreements. <br /> the purpose or this Structure,,, 1:\akiation is to assess the stabilit\ or permanent. man-made <br /> structures on site and within the 2004001 boundary offset and evaluate whether the current anti <br /> proposed facility operations have the potential to Impact those structures. The SUbSe(.ILIent sections <br /> present the rnethodolo,.,} used our the Leotechmcal stabilit\ anal\sIs and structures e\alUatI0Il. <br /> input parameters. assumptions. result--; and conclusion,,. <br /> SITE DESCRIPTION STRATIGRAPHY AND GROt NDWATER <br /> The Arcosa L\\ B taclllt\ is located in JefTerson CoUnt\. ( olorado. the Site location is described <br /> in the Site Legal Description (LOIbit A) orthe permit amendment application. The surface mine <br /> (qUarr-,) is located \\est ofl 112hwa\ 9 1. The processing area is located east of ffighk\a\ 93. Figures <br /> S-I. 'S-2 and S-1 shok\ the Site la\out and ad'jacent lands. A recent aerial SLir\e\ k\as performed hN <br /> Vc(-a to ohtain topographic data. Topography Is shown on those C12Ure,. <br /> '-;e ru,e n t. flaUskin, & Beck\\Ith (jeotechnical F.n,-,Inecr,, iSHB) PI-of\ iOLISI\ <br /> characterized the Site I—le0102\ as part of an L-nuineering Design and Operations Report' for a <br /> Certificate OfDesi2nation. purposed tOr the then-proposed Shale Mine Ash Backfill Pro,iect b% the <br /> fi)r-mer Site owner. %\estern Aggregates. Inc (\\Al). I-ILI.Lire �.1.1-I in the SIM I:nLineerim-, DesIL111 <br /> and Operations Report presents the SUrficial Geol()L,\ in the \ icInIt\ of the WWI facility (also <br /> kno%\n as '-the Site-) and a ueneralized 2Ck,l0,—)IC cross section showing [Ile Site Location. I:IL'Ure <br /> -;.J.I-I from that report is pro\ided as Attachment A. <br /> I he stratl2raph\ considered for this e\ah.lation 1s based on the SI III characterization and Includes <br /> the follovv In'-' units. <br /> 1'1i,camAlluvium - approminatek 9 feet thick and present at the -,round Surface. SIOCLIM AIIM iLInl <br /> is a silt\. sand\. and ck)bbl\ gra%el that was deposited as a f1LI\ial lag deposit dUrI112 the middle <br /> Pleistocene. Fll]'S unit is comprised orre\\orked materials frorn the nearb\ Rock\ Flats alIM ILIM <br /> and Verk.10, "I I I U\11.1111 <br /> .1 Cerdri,:ate orneiunatwt, Shale ',,Iin,- \ch Rack-fill Pmject.prepared <br /> b\ 1)erueni. FLIUskin, & Beck%%itfi in \lar,1i 1901. fk,r \\estern Ins <br /> -A <br /> ij; <br />