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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1981013
IBM Index Class Name
Enforcement
Doc Date
11/1/2000
Doc Name
COAL INSPECTION REPORT
Violation No.
TD2000140116002TV1
Media Type
D
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the pipe was exposed. The leak appeared to be a hole iri the pipe, acid the wafer was spraying <br />due to pressure in the pipe. The pipe exhibited extensive rusting. There did not appear to be <br />significant distortion of the pipe. The pipe was patched, and the area was backfilled with dry dirt. <br />By about 1:00 p.m., also on October 25, 2000, it became apparent that another leak existed, <br />and the area was excavated again. Two additional leaks were subsequently identified and <br />repaired. Both of these leaks were also coming from holes in the pipe. Again rust was noted on <br />the pipe, and there was no evidence of significant pipe distortion. <br />During the repair sequence, the contractor's truck broke through the Tatum access bridge. Mr. <br />Thompson and the contractor obtained temporary repair materials and immediately temporarily <br />repaired the bridge. Ms. Tatum confirmed that it was Tatum's intention to redeck the bridge <br />anyway, and that the materials for the permanent bridge repair were actually on site. <br />Photographs were taken of the water line repair and soil importation activities as itemized below. <br />Photographic log - (Water leak and pasture damage) <br />Photographed October 25, 2000 <br />1. Leak location prior to excavation <br />2. Leak location and down gradient runoff <br />3. Leak runoff in pasture <br />4. Leak runoff at cattle gate <br />5. Contractor vehicles for water line repair <br />6. Blue paint marking water main and residence line, also the leak area <br />7. Water leak prior to excavation <br />8. Water leak prior to excavation <br />9. Water line location paint and leak <br />10. Water leak <br />11. First pipe leak <br />12. First pipe leak <br />13. First pipe leak <br />14. First pipe leak <br />15. First pipe leak <br />16. First pipe leak <br />17. First pipe leak <br />18. Pipe repair (first) <br />19. Pipe repair (first) <br />20. Pipe repair (first) <br />21. Leak runoff on pasture <br />22. Excavation for pipe repair <br />23. Excavation for pipe repair <br />24. Excavation for second leak repair <br />25. Excavation for second leak repair <br />26. Materials already on site for Bridge repair <br />27. Bridge repair <br />28. Bridge repair <br />29. Bridge repair <br />30. Bridge repair <br />31. Leak excavation <br />32. Leak runoff at cattle gate <br />33. Second leak <br />34. Second leak <br />It was not possible to absolutely determine the cause of the water line leaks, but rust was <br />
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