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DRMS Permit Index
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C1981019
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Revision
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4/19/2022
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Tri-State Generation and Transmission Association, Inc.
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RN8
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ZTT
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RULE 4 PERFORMANCE STANDARDS <br /> 1. Inspections will be conducted at least quarterly during the construction period and during the <br /> following specific construction periods. <br /> a. removal of topsoil and organic material <br /> b. placement of underdrain system <br /> c, installation of surface drain system <br /> d. placement of fill material to insure that the largest rocks are reaching the bottom of the dump <br /> face and that the formation of voids that adversely affect mass stability are prevented and <br /> e. revegetation <br /> The purpose of the inspections is two fold. First, these inspections will document and certify that the <br /> construction plan is being followed. Secondly, during the above phases of the construction, a key emphasis of <br /> all inspections will be to implement routine contingencies as situations warrant. For example, perhaps a <br /> section of underdrain should be reworked, or the spoil dump raised to provide optimum gravity spoil sorting. <br /> Inspections and implementation of contingencies during these critical phases of fill construction will be a <br /> routine but very important component of fill inspections. <br /> 2. Each certified inspection report will be provided to the Division within two weeks after then end of <br /> each quarter. Each report will certify that the fill has been constructed as specified in the minimum <br /> design approved by the Division. The reports will include a description of any appearances of <br /> instability, structural weakness and other hazardous conditions observed during the inspection. <br /> 3. Certified reports addressing the underdrain system will include color photographs taken during and <br /> after construction,but before the underdrain is covered with spoil. <br /> After construction, the South Taylor fills will be monitored quarterly for the following items and reports will <br /> be submitted within two weeks after the end of each quarter. Monitoring will continue until such time that <br /> Division allows relinquish of quarterly monitoring. <br /> 1. On a quarterly basis, a certified report by a registered engineer will be completed taking into <br /> consideration any changes and will note any evidence of surficial slope failure or the formation of <br /> springs or seeps on the face of the fill. <br /> 4.10—4.12 DISPOSAL OF EXCESS SPOIL <br /> These sections are addressed in Volume 1. <br /> 4.13 CONTEMPORANEOUS RECLAMATION <br /> All reclamation efforts, including backfilling, grading,topsoil replacement and revegetation, of land disturbed <br /> by the mining activities in the South Taylor pit shall occur as contemporaneously as practicable with mining <br /> operations. Colowyo has formally requested a variance for a delay in contemporaneous reclamation in the <br /> South Taylor mining area due to the unachievable requirements listed in Rule 4.14.1(1)(d), which the <br /> Division has approved. <br /> South Taylor/Lower Wilson—Rule 4,Page 9 Revision Date: 4/14/22 <br /> Revision No.: RN-08 <br />
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