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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1981041A
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
10/3/2005
Section_Exhibit Name
Tab 14 Reclamation Plan
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D
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• Final contours for the Cameo Borrow Area No. 2 are shown on Exhibit 52, Tab <br />13. Cross-sections representing the existing and final grade are shown on <br />Exhibit 53, Tab 13. The area will be graded to the final grade and approximately <br />6" of topsoil from Topsoil pile number 1 will be distributed on the surface. <br />Coal Canyon Realignment <br />As part of the design for CRDA -2, the Coal Canyon drainage channel was <br />realigned to provide a more uniform, controlled flow between CRDA 1 and 2. <br />The four rock check dams constructed in the channel have caused significant <br />deposition and necessitated frequent maintenance. In order to assure the <br />channel is in equilibrium with the flow regime, the rock check dams were <br />removed and the excess sediment was harvested and used as refuse cover soil <br />during the 2002 reclamation project. The drainage channel was graded to an <br />approximate uniform grade to the cross sections presented on Exhibits 53 and <br />' 55. Berms located along the middle and lower sections were leveled so the <br />channel blends naturally into the adjacent terrain. Berms are not utilized to <br />provide the necessary flow capacity along the segment between the dip section <br />concrete structure at the upper end and the two 81" by 59" culverts at the lower: <br />Additionally, the Pond 6 embankment was built up and fortified with riprap. The <br />rock from the check dams was used for the construction of rock groups placed <br />on the reclaimed surface of CRDA-1 & 2 and other reclamation uses. Since <br />material generated from the Coal Canyon Realignment was utilized for the <br />• reclamation of CRDA-2, the realignment was performed concurrently with the <br />2002 refuse pile reclamation project. <br />During 2003 or 2004, work will be performed in Coal Canyon below the outlets <br />of the large double culverts. Scour protection will be provided at the outlet of the <br />Culverts. Approximately 700-feet downstream of the double culverts, a transition <br />zone will be installed. See Exhibit 88 and Appendix 13-2, pages Misc-13 <br />through Misc-22 for details of the scour protection and transition zone. <br />Coal Canyon will be realigned during the reclamation of Ponds 6 and 10. The <br />channel will be lengthened by the addition of meanders as shown on Exhibit 9C. <br />The Coal Canyon realignment will be performed at least 3-years before the <br />Operator submits an associated final Phase III bond release request. Scour <br />protection was installed at the outlet of the upper dip section during 2002. <br />Roads <br />Most of the roads listed in Table 13-2 will be reclaimed as part of the operations <br />area that they are associated with. In General, each roadway will be excavated <br />down to the original wash bottom at each drainage crossing, and culverts will be <br />removed. The excavated material will be placed in road cuts or designated fill <br />areas adjacent to the roadway. Fill material will be placed in uniform lifts and <br />compacted as necessary to insure stability. The cut slopes formed at the <br />drainage crossings and the cut and fill slopes adjacent to the road will be <br />regraded and rounded to conform each site to the surrounding terrain. <br />• 14-13 (Rev. 6/03) <br />
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