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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1980005
IBM Index Class Name
Hydrology
Doc Date
6/7/1990
Doc Name
ANNUAL EMBANKMENT INSPECTION SENECA II MINE STIPULATION 5 TO PN C-80-005
From
PEABODY COAL CO
To
MLRD
Permit Index Doc Type
PROF POND CERTIFICATIONS
Media Type
D
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Carl Mount <br />May 31, 1990 <br />Page 3 <br />M. May 23, 1990: The annual embankment inspection <br />was conducted. Skies were clear and temperatures <br />in the 60's F. The mine was dry at the time of <br />inspection. There was no evidence of any <br />precipitation within the past few days. <br />II. Inspection (05/23/90) <br />A. Crest of Embankment <br />The crest of the embankment is a 60-foot wide roadway <br />used for coal haulage. No signs of stress (cracks) <br />were noted upon inspection of the crest. The roadway <br />and side ditches are well maintained. Safety berms are <br />in place. The side ditches are clean and traverse and <br />entire length of the embankment with no openings of <br />discharge onto embankment slopes. there was no flow in <br />the side ditches on the date of the inspection. <br />B. Upstream Embankment Slope <br />Although vegetation is sparse on the side slopes due to <br />the course and rocky material present in the fill, <br />erosion does not appear to be a problem. No cracking <br />was noted on the slope. Only minimal impounding had <br />occurred over the past year as evidence by the lack of <br />debris or high water lines at the toe to the fill. The <br />steel stakes set to indicate the 10-year, 24-hour storm <br />water elevation are in place and in good condition. <br />C. Upstream Channel <br />Flow does currently exist through the rock underdrain <br />of the embankment fill at an estimated rate of 6 to 15 <br />gpm. The flow meanders through a small sediment delta <br />at the bottom of the impoundment into the rock <br />underdrain. The rock underdrain appeared to be <br />functioning properly with no evidence of water backing <br />up in the rocks from the current flow. <br />The highest 24-hour precipitation for the 1989 Water <br />Year was 0.64 inches on September 11, 1989. This is <br />lower than the 10-year, 24-hour event of 1.6 inches. A <br />copy of annual precipitation data covering the 1989 <br />Water Year is attached. <br />D. Downstream Embankment Slope <br />
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