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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1981018
IBM Index Class Name
Revision
Doc Date
11/13/2000
Doc Name
MEMO DESERADO MINE PNC-81-018 TR 51 & TR 51 AMENDMENT
From
MIKE BOULAY
To
DAN MATHEWS
Type & Sequence
TR51
Media Type
D
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Mathews <br />Page 3 <br />November 13, 2000 <br />Hydrologic Soil Group, Hydrologic Condition, and Cover Type. <br />li. Please provide justification and/or the assumptions used in selecting the C and P factors <br />utilized in each of the SEDCAD runs provided for the Railroad Loop Area. This should include a <br />description of the soil condition and support practices to be used. <br />lj. SEDCAD Area 5 is the only area where a silt fence was utilized in the SEDCAD run for <br />providing sediment control. SEDCAD runs for Areas 1-4 and 6-14 provide no sediment control <br />stntcture. Please provide an explanation for the lack of sediment control at these areas and submit <br />appropriate designs to treat the runoff from the Railroad Loop Area. <br />2. Map 155 was not adequately revised to show proposed sediment control. As indicated above, <br />a silt fence was proposed for SEDCAD Area 5 only. Please revise Map 155 to show appropriate <br />sediment control. <br />3. On Map 89 submitted with the original TR-51 application, silt fence was proposed for the <br />entire length of the toe of reclamation. The revised Map 89 shows proposed silt fence locations for <br />selected SEDCAD areas only. From the new design it appears that there will be mixing of untreated <br />disturbed site drainage with undisturbed upland flow. The proposed plan as shown on Map 89 does <br />not appear to provide adequate treatment for the combined flows from the following Areas: (1B, <br />13B, 6), (2,8, 8A), (3,9,10), (4,11), and (5,12). The new silt fence locations appear to contain only <br />a portion of the runoff from SEDCAD Areas 6, 8A, 10, 11, and 12. A single silt fence is proposed <br />for the combined flows from each of these SEDCAD areas. Please provide berm locations or other <br />designs to show that the combined Flows from each SEDCAD area will be directed to and adequately <br />treated by the proposed silt fence locations. <br />No silt fence is shown for SEDCAD Area 7 on Map 89. The silt fence lengths shown on Map 89 for <br />combined Areas (2, 8, 8A) and (4,11) do not correspond with the width along contour information <br />contained in the SEDCAD demonstrations. Please clarify these discrepancies and provide revised silt <br />fence designs that clearly show treatment will be provided for each designated SEDCAD area in its <br />entirety. <br />4. See Comment 2 above regarding proposed sediment control for the Railroad Loop Area. <br />5. See comment 3 above regarding proposed sediment control for the East Portal Area. <br />6. The Division notes that silt fence weirs are not proposed for the East Portal Area. Are silt <br />fence weirs proposed for the Railroad Loop Area? Also, see Comment ]j above. <br />7. Response accepted. It would be helpful to have the undisturbed drainage area topography <br />also shown on Map 89 for SEDCAD Areas 1, lA, 1B, 2,3,4,and 5. <br />
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