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2023-05-25_PERMIT FILE - M2022048 (10)
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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M2022048
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
5/25/2023
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Exhibit G - Water Information
Doc Name
Adequacy Review Response
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Environment Inc/LG Everist Inc
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DRMS
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ECS
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Exhibit G Water Information (cont) <br /> as 2 . 5 feet on the west end of this strip to approximately 1 foot <br /> at the eastern corner of the slurry wall on the east . It also <br /> indicates that if needed, a simple perforated pipe, 12 inches in <br /> diameter would be capable of regulating the groundwater to his- <br /> toric elevations . In this mitigation trigger plan, the trigger <br /> limits will be set at as a two (2) foot plus or minus change over <br /> a 3-month running average. Because the average groundwater levels <br /> are already close to 4 feet from the surface in the southeast <br /> corner of Phases 1, limiting the maximum rise before mitigation <br /> to 4 . 0 feet is too restrictive. The data collected to date shows <br /> the historic high to low swing is much as 1 . 44 feet up or down- <br /> ward possibly due to outside impacts such as, drought, storm <br /> events or decreased irrigation. A 2 foot increase over 3 month <br /> running averages will keep the minimum depth to below the 24 <br /> inches cover level required by the SEO exposed ground water <br /> requirements . <br /> As for the shadowing effect of the slurry walls, we do not expect <br /> this to be a problem where the slurry walls are in close proxim- <br /> ity to a flowing water body like the irrigation return flow ditch <br /> that bisects the mine site north to south and the South Platte <br /> River along the east and north sides. The Groundwater Model <br /> confirms that any shadowing or mounding along the river will only <br /> affect the property owned by L.G. Everist and will not cross over <br /> the river. <br /> If during the course of mining or reclamation complaints <br /> from the well owner or adjacent property owners are received by <br /> the permittee, the permittee will commence an evaluation and <br /> investigation, including providing replacement water to the well <br /> owner if necessary, within 48 hours . The method used to mitigate <br /> groundwater mounding may include a ground water drain along the <br /> Abbett property to maintain ground water elevation to the average <br /> level measured prior to installation of the slurry wall liner. <br /> This drain may be in the form of a ditch or a buried perforated <br /> pipe as described in the GWM. DRMS shall be notified within two <br /> business days of the complaint and the proposed initial steps for <br /> the evaluation of the complaint . A written report will be submit- <br /> ted to DRMS within 30 days detailing the information collected <br /> during the investigation of the complaint, and proposed mitiga- <br /> tion activity, if required. <br /> Post Reclamation <br /> Any slight groundwater mounding and shadowing associated <br /> with the slurry wall sealed portions of the pit are not antici- <br /> pated to produce any adverse impacts to adjacent properties . <br /> Potential groundwater mounding around the mine will be mitigated <br /> by the South Platte River, road corridor and the single irriga- <br /> L.G. EVERIST, INC. -WEST FARM RESERVOIRS May 2023 <br /> 31 <br />
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