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The Leadville Mill M 1990-057 <br /> EXHIBIT C—MILL PLAN <br /> Page 4-25 <br /> The volume of the collection system is limited to the sump and is approximately 90 <br /> gallons. The sump is accessed through a 4in PVC pipe to the top of the impoundment. <br /> Collected leachate will be returned to the TSF and then recycled to the mill through <br /> the impoundment decant pump(s). The leak detection system requires a manual <br /> inspection of the sump through the 4in PVC pipe. If leachate is detected (indicating a <br /> leak in the 45mil polypropylene), the level will be monitored, a small pump will be <br /> installed in the PVC pipe and the Division notified of fluids from the leak detection <br /> system. If ground water is detected (indicating a leak in the GCL), the level will be <br /> monitored, a small pump will be installed in the PVC pipe, the ground water will be <br /> pumped to the impoundment, and the Division will be notified within 48 hours from <br /> first detection. if g n,dwat F is detected (indicating leak ;n the g nthetiE Elay <br /> lffineF), the level will be meniteFed, a small pump will be installed an the PVC pipe, the <br /> leak detection system.17 <br /> Leak detection drainage net system specifications are presented in Appendix 4-1.2, <br /> Leak Detection. <br /> 4.3. 7 POLYPROPYLENE LINER (6.3.3(2)(b)) <br /> The polypropylene liner will be installed in the Spring of 2021. <br /> Concurrent with the installation of the seepage/leak detection system, a synthetic <br /> pond liner of 45mil polypropylene geomembrane, or equivalent, will be installed as <br /> shown in Figure 4-6. The hydrostatic head on the geomembrane liner will be less than <br /> 2ft. UMC will continuously decant the water for reuse in the mill to minimize makeup <br /> water requirements. Typically, tailings will be laid down in a bench, or splay within <br /> the impoundment and a barge mounted decant sump pump(s) located at the lowest <br /> level will pump the water back to the mill. This pump(s) will be pressure sensor <br /> activated (or float switch activated). UMC is incorporating a standard liner keying <br /> system. Typically this is a trench 2ft wide, approximately 3ft or more from edge of <br /> the inside slope, 2ft deep. The liner is rolled down the trench wall, across the trench <br /> floor, and then the trench is backfilled and compacted to the specified embankment <br /> compaction standards. Details are presented in Figure 4-6. <br /> 17 A1AR1Q5 <br />