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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1981020A
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
5/13/2002
Section_Exhibit Name
2.0 MINE PLAN
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D
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z.s-2 <br />Runoff from watershed B, the 0.1 sgmi, drainage area south of the <br />• bench area, will be conveyed around the disturbed area in a ditch <br />constructed to convey the volume of flow safely. The flow will be <br />directed to a ditch on the north side of the haul road using a 21 <br />inch diameter culvert, see Figure 2.2-14. The ditch shall then <br />convey the flow west beyond the sedimentation reservoir. <br />DISTURHBD FLUW - MINB BBNCH ARBA <br />The total area to be disturbed by the mine bench is approximately <br />six acres. This bench will consist of three main features: the cut <br />slope to the south, the mine bench area, and the permanent <br />diversions to the northeast. <br />Flow from direct precipitation over the cut slope and mine <br />facilities area will be intercepted by collector ditches along the <br />perimeter of the area as shown in Figures 2.2-14 and 2.3-1. These <br />ditches are designed to carry the runoff from a 10 year 24 hour <br />precipitation event and will direct the flow to a culvert inlet on <br />the north corner of the bench. The mine bench will slope from 2~ to <br />3ro toward the ditches. The culvert will be buried on the outslope <br />of the embankment to direct runoff to the sediment pond. Runoff <br />from the outslope will be directed to the same pond. Pond design is <br />discussed in Section 2.3.4. <br />UNDISTURBBD FLOW - HAUL ROAD <br />Runoff from the undisturbed areas of watersheds C, D, H, F, X, and <br />the Munger Creek drainage basin will be passed through culverts <br />• under the haul road as shown in Figure 2.3-4. Flow rates and <br />culvert sizes are listed in Table 4.5-11. Headwall protection for <br />the culverts will be provided by a flared end section at the inlet. <br />UNDISTURBBD FLOW - WASTfi ROCK DISPOSAL ARfiA <br />The flow from approximately 18 acres of drainage area X will be <br />affected by the waste rock disposal site. This area will be drained <br />by two channels designed to carry peak flows from a 10 year 24 hour <br />precipitation event. The diversions are shown on Figure 2.2-6, and <br />runoffs for each are given in Table 4.5-11. Drainage from the <br />eastern portion will be diverted to an existing drainage where it <br />will flow through a culvert under the road into the receiving <br />drainage. The remaining flow, from approximately 6 acres, will be <br />diverted to the west where it will enter natural drainages. <br />DISTURBHD FLOW - WASTB ROCK DISPOSAL ARBA <br />Runoff from disturbed areas of the waste rock disposal area will be <br />limited to direct precipitation. Total area of the site is about <br />2.6 acres. Interceptor channels are designed to contain and direct <br />this flow to the sediment pond as shown in Figures 2.2-6 and 2.2-7. <br />This pond is discussed ir. Section 2.3-4. <br />• <br />Mli <br />R IV - off, <br />~~~ ~~?:; <br />
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