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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1981032
IBM Index Class Name
Hydrology
Doc Date
5/27/1981
From
NORTHERN COAL CO
To
MLR
Permit Index Doc Type
CORRESPONDENCE
Media Type
D
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<br />Surface Water Monitoring <br />Records of flow on Curtis Creek are presented for the three Par shall flumes <br />located on Curtis Creek. HRS-1 is the northern most upstream station. <br />HRS-5 is located on Jens en's property just above a Rienau stockpond. Both <br />stations are located upstream of "First Fast" mining. HRS-2 is located <br />downstream of "First Fast" mining. The flume at HRS-S is, smaller than those <br />of HRS-~ and HRS-2. This change was incorporated to try to obtain a more <br />sensitive record of low flow conditions (when any loss of surface water <br />attributable to mining would be most evident}, <br />It is observed from the data that [he flow at the downstream station HRS-2 <br />was always greater than at the upstream station HRS-1. However, the flow <br />at HRS-2 was not always less than the flow at upstream station HRS-S. <br />Since the capacity of the flume at HRS-5 (about 6 cfs) was never exceeded, <br />it is postulated that the pond below HRS-5 was freezing up causing some <br />backup of water toward the flume. In support of this hypothesis is the <br />data trend observed after April 10, 1981 in which flows at HRS-2 are always <br />greater than flows at HRS-5. Groundwater data for the alluvial wells. <br />indicates surface water is not being lost through the alluvium (see ground- <br />water monitoring). <br />
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