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8/24/2016 7:34:27 PM
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11/21/2007 11:20:31 AM
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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1980004
IBM Index Class Name
Enforcement
Doc Date
12/9/2004
Doc Name
Inspection Report Relevant to Abatement (Faxed)
From
Grand Junction
To
DMG
Violation No.
CV2004005
Media Type
D
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12-08-04 04:56PM FROM-DMG GRARD JUNC7i0itl FIELD OFFICE <br />z 810 241 1516 T-405 P.005/001 F-283 <br />tll. COMMENTS -COMPLIANCE <br />i3elow are comments on the inspection. The comments include discussion of observations made <br />during the inspection, Comments also describe any enforcement actions taken during the inspeciton <br />and the facts or evidence supporting the enforcement action. <br />Roads and Hydrologic Balance <br />Road surfaces and drainage structures appeared far the most part to be properly maintained <br />and functional. There were a couple small piles of spilled coal (a couple shovels full each! <br />along the road between the East Salt Creek bridge and the state highway, that need to be <br />cleaned up. <br />The "in-ditch" sediment trap above the sediment pond had been cleaned out during an <br />enforcement follow-up inspection I made on 11/23/04. Tha culvert inlet sump associated <br />with the upper-most road culvert (on the collection ditch just down the road from the coal <br />stockpile area) had also recently been cleaned out. <br />The sediment pond hatl been de-watered, and the accumulation of coal fiines at the pond <br />inlet area had been cleaned out. The failed sediment pond embankment had been <br />reconstructed and the primary discharge pipe replaced. Agate valve had been placed on <br />the inlet end of the pipe, and mechanism was being installed to allow for the valve to be <br />opened end closed when the pond is full. The material previously stored in the sediment <br />storage pile (from previous pond and ditch cleanouts) had been hauled to the approved <br />waste disposal area in the Munger Canyon Mine permit area. <br />A bemr between the sediment storage area and the pond embankment had been wom down <br />due to work associated with embankment repair and material haulage, and will need io be <br />built back up. <br />MeiMenence grading and seeding of the diversion segment south and west of the sediment <br />pond end sediment drying area/soil stockpiles location (dascribee in the previous inspection <br />repon) will need to be implamerrced in the spring, as soon as ground conditions permit. <br />A quantity of sediment has accumulated in front of the office area SAE sat fence, and <br />maintenance Is warranted to remove the accumulation. <br />Portal area drainage and diversion culverts were clear and functional, Soil stockpile area <br />small area exemption silt fence installations were property maintained and functional. <br />Supdart Facilities <br />Fill dirt from the construction material stockpile was used in the reconstruction of the <br />sediment pond embankment. When soils thaw and dry sufficiently, the disturbed portion of <br />the stockpile will need to ba graded and seeded with the stabilization mix, as will the newly <br />reconstructed pond embankment and adjacent areas disturbed by the embankment <br />construction project. <br />2 <br />~: <br />
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