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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M1980244
IBM Index Class Name
Inspection
Doc Name
MINERALS PROGRAM INSPECTION REPORT
Inspection Date
1/13/2000
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<br />MINE ID # OR PROSPECTING ID #M-SO-244 <br />4NSPECTION DATE 1-13-00 <br />(Page 2) <br /> <br />INSPECTOR'S INITIALS BK <br />The Division conducted a monitoring and construction progress inspection of the Phase II and <br />Phase III areas. Present during the Inspection wee, Mr. Phil Barnes of CC&V. Inspected the <br />Phase III expansion area, work was continuing on underground remediation of the Boylan <br />Shaft,IIGS and IIG 66. Leak Detection trench #4 Bump ie completed. The connection PVC pipe from <br />the phase II sump to the new sump should be completed ae soon ae the remediation work on the <br />Boylan shaft is determined. Moat of the 3", 1200feet in length of this PVC pipe should be in <br />place with in the next week or so. Only the LDS #4 extension of only 1200 feet has this solid <br />3" PVC pipe. The rest of the LDS systems are utilizing the perforated 3" corrugated pipe. The <br />operator (CCBV) was given verbal approval in the field to replace the corrugated pipe with <br />a solid pipe. The temporary diversion ditch, which is designed for the 100 year 24 hour event <br />w at 19.7$elope ie in place, no major problem noted. Inspected the phase II pregnant solution <br />area. The operator had reworked a portion of the surface water diversion ditch that captures <br />run off along the North Weat side of the Pregnant solution collection system area and routes <br />it to the road ditch below the Toe Dam.The repair work appears to be stable. The <br />riprapped portion of the ditch was in good repair. Inspected the Phase II toe Dam area, it <br />was stable no major surface failures were noted. According to Mr. Barnes the new elopes <br />should be seeded sometime this Spring. <br />The following readings were recorded from the Phase II high volume and Low volume solution <br />collection system transducers. <br />High Volume Pump #4 read 21.4 feet of head, #5 read 21.8 feet of head and # 6 read 25.2 feet <br />of head. <br />Low volume pump # 1 read .43 feet of head and #2 read .20 feet of head. Flow rate read 4 <br />g.p.m. <br />Inspected the undedrain discharge areas. Both 24 inch perforated pipes and the 4 inch pipe <br />were discharging at the time of the inspection. No sample was collected at the time of the <br />inspection. <br />After the inspection, with Division staffs, Sruce Humphries, Dr Jim Pendleton Dr James <br />Stevens, Dr Harry Posey, Mr Jim Dillie and myself present, CCBV gave a brief presentation <br />about the planned Amendment #8 that is expected to be submitted to the Division sometime in <br />March. Present During the presentation from CCBV were, Mr Scott Lewis, Mr Ken Klukedhal, Mr <br />Terry Mnadziak, Mr. Ron Roberts, Mr John Hardaway and Mr John Lupo from Golder and <br />associates, the designing engineer. <br />I & E Contact Address <br />NAME: Scott Lewis <br />OPERATOR CC&V <br />STREET P.O.BOX <br />CITY/STATE/ VICTOR,CO 60860 <br />cc: James Stevens <br />~ CE <br />~ BL <br />~ FS <br />~ HW <br />
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