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. March 2000 <br />- Appendix D <br />- Appendix E <br />• Appendix E-1 <br />• Appendix E-2 <br />- Appendix F <br />• Appendix F-1 <br />• Appendix F-2 <br />• Appendix F-3 <br />- Appendix G <br />• Appendix G-1 <br />• Appendix G-2 <br />• Appendix G-3 <br />- Appendix H <br />1.1 Project Description <br />-3- 993-2099.150 <br />Assessment of Underground Workings within Limits <br />of Phase IV Valley Leach Facility <br />Phase IV Slope Stability Results <br />Infinite Slope Analysis <br />Slope Stability Files <br />Surface Water Hydrology <br />Letter To OMLR Pertaining to SCS Runoff Curve <br />Numbers <br />Output From HEC-1 Models <br />Culvert Sizing <br />Water Balance Model Tabular Output Data <br />Precipitation Data <br />Evaporation Data <br />Phase IV Probabilistic Water Balance Model <br />Technical Specifications <br />• The existing ore beneficiation facility is located approximately one-mile southwest of the <br />Cresson Mine. CC&V presently uses a primary and secondary crushing operation to <br />reduce the ore to a nominal 1-1/2 inch minus material. A conveyor system is used to <br />transport the crushed ore to a truck loadout bin (LOB) where haul trucks are then used to <br />place the ore in lifts on the VLF. Phases I, II, and III of the current VLF consists of <br />approximately 9.8 million square feet (plan area) of lined and active leach area. <br />The Phase IV design was developed using 1.6H:1 V overall sideslopes in all areas around <br />the perimeter of the VLF, with the exception of the area upgradient of the Phase II Toe <br />Berm which would remain at a 2.SH:1V overall slope to an elevation of 9,620 feet. Above <br />this elevation, the overall slopes would be 2H:1V. The Phase IV design also includes <br />increasing the maximum ore depth over liner to 590 feet, based on recent testing of the <br />liner materials, as reported herein. <br /> <br />I:\99\:099\FINAL REPORl13099MAINl.DOC Golder Associates <br />