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2022-12-09_PERMIT FILE - M2022001 (2)
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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M2022001
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
12/9/2022
Doc Name Note
6th Response
Doc Name
Adequacy Review Response
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Civil Resources, LTD
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DRMS
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PSH
JLE
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Table 6 <br /> Base Model and Modeled Site Groundwater Level Full Buildout Both Sites <br /> Full Buddout and <br /> Mitigation Difference From <br /> Location Baseline All SW Baseline Conditions <br /> Patrid a House 47363 47360 -0.33 <br /> Cline House 47368 4737.3 0.50 <br /> Harding House 4736.6 4737.8 1.25 <br /> Wiedeman House 13434 47382 47396 140 <br /> Wiedman House 13218 4738.5 47381 -0.40 <br /> Sharp House 47384 4738.0 -0.44 <br /> HS Land and Cattle 4732.6 4732.1 -0.50 <br /> Karbowski Brave House 4725.5 4722.9 -2.55 <br /> Schmidt Well 4714.4 4708.9 -5.54 <br /> United Well 4712.0 4706.3 -5.69 <br /> Owens Well 4714.2 47102 -4.00 <br /> Wright House 47174 47111 -6.30 <br /> Schmidt House 4718.4 4715.3 -3.10 <br /> Smit House 47188 47165 -2.30 <br /> Kissler House 4729.5 47294 -0 10 <br /> Woolverton House 47308 47307 -0 10 <br /> Shimon House 4733.0 47331 010 <br /> Kern House 47338 4733.9 0.10 <br /> Rainbolt House 47359 47360 008 <br /> Gilcrest Valley HS 47370 4736.6 -0 37 <br /> 6.3.3 Mitigation With Recharge <br /> It is not expected that the drop in groundwater head elevations to the north of the site will have a negative impact on the <br /> property or well owners in this area because the saturated thickness after full build out of both sites was between <br /> eighteen (18)and twenty(22)feet at the approximate well locations. If there is a complaint from the property and/or well <br /> owners, a recharge underdrain or recharge pond will be constructed north of the site (see Figure 7). <br /> The groundwater from the underdrain and/or wells to the south will be piped from the southern end of the site to the <br /> north underdrain or recharge pond to mitigate the drop in groundwater head elevation. The water would drop into a five <br /> (5)acre infiltration pond approximately twenty five (25)feet in depth north of Cell 7. The infiltration pond would be <br /> completed in native aggregate. Figure 7 depicts the modeled layout for the infiltration pond. The infiltration pond was <br /> modeled using the Recharge Module where a recharge zone was set at the approximate location of the recharge pond. <br /> The recharge rate was set to 1.45 ft/day which added 562,089 cubic feet per day into the water table and had the <br /> following effects on the wells north of the site: <br /> Table 7 <br /> Recharge Through Infiltration Pond Option <br /> Location Baseline With Recharge Change <br /> Schmidt Well 47144 4713.4 -1.00 <br /> United Well 47120 4714.0 2.00 <br /> Owens Well 47142 4712.3 -1.90 <br /> Wiedeman Well 47174 47166 -0.80 <br /> Groundwater Model Report-Section 20 Gravel Mine Site -12- August 2022 <br />
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