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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1981019A
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
2/21/2023
Doc Name
Prospect Pond
Section_Exhibit Name
Exhibit 07 Item 14 Appendix Exh 7-14PP
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Exh. 7-14PP-3 Revision Date: 1/30/23 <br /> Revision No.: TR-158 <br /> <br />By Rule these channels are required to be designed in accordance with Rule 4.05.4(2)(b) for the <br />10-year, 24-hour storm event as the watershed reporting to the Prospect Pond is less than one <br />square mile. However, for built in conservatism, all these channels have been designed to the <br />25-year, 24-hour storm event. <br /> <br />A road traverses across the Section 16 Fill Ditch near station 1+85, which provides access to <br />maintain power line infrastructure in the area. A culvert is installed and maintained in the <br />Section 16 Fill Ditch, but it is not a Colowyo mining related structure. Please see Volume 1, <br />Section 4.12 for a further discussion. The culvert is modeled even though it is not a Colowyo <br />culvert, to ensure it is sized appropriately. Given that, the peak storm discharge of 0.13 cfs <br />requires a minimum of one 4” culvert is necessary in the Section 16 Fill Ditch. However, one <br />24” culvert is installed, which will more than suffice for the flows generated by the Section 16 <br />Fill Ditch. <br /> <br />For the Final East Pit Ditch, Reach 2, structures will be placed approximately every 200 feet to <br />create a stability wall to ensure riprap lining is <br /> <br />A SEDCADTM model has been included which evaluates the peak flow and total runoff volume <br />for each of the channel segments for the 25 year, 24-hour storm event. The channel <br />configurations are summarized below. <br /> <br /> <br />Prospect Ditch <br />Station Peak Flow <br />(CFS) <br />Average <br />Slope (%) Channel Type Side Slopes Erosion <br />Protection <br />Reach 1 3.93 23.6 Trapezoidal 12’ <br />bottom 2H:1V Riprap, <br />D50 = 6” <br />Reach 2 1.45 13.0 Trapezoidal 12’ <br />bottom 2H:1V Vegetation <br />Reach 3 1.23 12.4 Trapezoidal 15’ <br />bottom 2H:1V Vegetation <br /> <br />North Tributary East Pit Ditch <br />Station Peak Flow <br />(CFS) <br />Average <br />Slope (%) Channel Type Side Slopes Erosion <br />Protection <br />Reach 1 Station <br />0+00 to 6.1+00 1.48 21.5 Trapezoidal 12’ <br />bottom 2H:1V Riprap, <br />D50 = 6” <br />Reach 1 Station <br />6.1+00 to 10+41 0.88 7.2 Trapezoidal 12’ <br />bottom 2H:1V Riprap, <br />D50 = 3” <br />Reach 2 1.28 12.2 Trapezoidal 12’ <br />bottom 2H:1V Riprap, <br />D50 = 3” <br /> <br />EP3 Inlet and Outlet Ditches <br />Station Peak Flow <br />(CFS) <br />Average <br />Slope (%) Channel Type Side Slopes Erosion <br />Protection
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