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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1981010A
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
9/8/2004
Doc Name
pages 4-1 to 4-100
Section_Exhibit Name
4.0 Protection of the Environmental & Public Resources
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• similar equipment by reexcavating spoil material in an area that has been previ <br />ously mined but not yet reclaimed. <br />As stated previousy, Radian evaluated the first three types of disposal sites and found them to be acceptable <br />given certain criteria are followed (refer to Section 4.3.4.8). The fourth type of site, spoils pond disposal, can <br />be assumed to be acceptable also because R is almost identical to pit bottom disposal and <br />would have the same potential environmental impact. <br />tt is projected that any active or inactive pR may be used as disposal sites. Map M47a shows typical utility <br />waste disposal sites for this permit term as well as historical waste disposal sites. Trucks will be loaded at <br />the Craig station and will transport the utility wastes to the appropriate disposal site. At the disposal site, the <br />truck will dump its bad and return to the Craig Station for another load (refer to Figure 4.3-3). A dozer will be <br />used to maintain the disposal site and level the wastes after dumping (refer to Figure 4.3-4). No utility wastes <br />will be disposed of al the north end of each pit that may be in corrtad with ground water. The expelled <br />extent and location of each pit cut during the proposed permit period is shown in detail on Map MtOA series <br />for the pertnil term. The criteria for determining acceptable disposal sites within pits are described in Sedlon <br />4.3.4.8. <br />4.3.4.6 Probability and Control of Inroads <br />• The key issue for utiity waste disposal at Trapper Mine is the potential for ground water contamination to <br />result (Radian, 1981). Conceptually, the evaluation of the feasibility and impacts of utility waste disposal <br />attempted to answer the following questions: <br />1) What potential is there for a leachate to occur from the wastes? <br />2) What would be the characteristics of a leachate 'rf it occurred and would there be adequate attenuation of <br />the species in the leachate as R moves through the overburden? <br />U <br />P~-~I _ <br />a-a2 - --~-3-~9$- _ -- <br />
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