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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1980007A
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
2/5/2021
Doc Name
SUBSIDENCE EVALUATION
Section_Exhibit Name
Exhibit 60E Subsidence Evaluation for the South of Divide and Dry Fork Mining Areas
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10.1.1 Effects of Subsidence and Mine-induced Seismic Activity on Landslides...............................................30 <br /> 10.2 ROCKFALLS......................................................................................................................................................31 <br /> 10.3 IMPORTANCE OF BASELINE LANDSLIDE AND ROCKFALL DATA........................................................................33 <br /> 11.0 EFFECTS OF SUBSIDENCE AND MINE-INDUCED SEISMIC ACTIVITY ON MAN-MADE <br /> STRUCTURES AND RENEWABLE RESOURCES.............................................................................................34 <br /> 11.1 MINNESOTA RESERVOIR.....................................................................................................................................34 <br /> 11.2 STOCK WATERING PONDS AND U.S.FOREST SERVICE WATER RESOURCES.....................................................34 <br /> 11.3 STREAMS AND DITCHES....................................................................................................................................35 <br /> 11.3.1 Potential for Hydraulic Connection between Mine Workings and Surface.............................................36 <br /> 11.4 SPRINGS AND WATER-BEARING ZONES............................................................................................................37 <br /> 11.5 ROADS..............................................................................................................................................................38 <br /> 11.6 BUILDINGS.......................................................................................................................................................38 <br /> 11.6.1 Lower Dry Fork Cow Camp.........................................................................................................................38 <br /> 11.6.2 Minnesota Creek Ditch Rider's Cabin..........................................................................................................38 <br /> 12.0 POSSIBLE SUBSIDENCE CONSEQUENCES.........................................................................................39 <br /> 13.0 POTENTIAL IMPACTS FROM LOCAL SEISMIC ACTIVITY............................................................40 <br /> 14.0 SUBSIDENCE CONTROL PLAN...............................................................................................................41 <br /> 15.1 ANTICIPATED EFFECTS.....................................................................................................................................41 <br /> 15.2 REDUCTION MEASURES(UNDERGROUND).......................................................................................................41 <br /> 15.0 SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS............................................................................................................42 <br /> 16.0 REFERENCES..............................................................................................................................................44 <br /> ii <br />
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