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<br />III IIIIIIIIIIIII III <br />999 <br /> STATE OF COLORADO <br />DIVISION OF MINERALS AND GEOLOGY <br />°f ~cor <br />Department of Nawral Resources se <br />os <br /> ~~ ao <br />131 3 Sherman SI , Room 21 5 <br />~~~YYY <br />Denver, CO 80207 • ~ <br />Phone: 13011 8663567 'evb <br />FA%~ (3071 8)28106 <br /> Roy Romer <br /> <br />September 22, 1993 Governor <br /> Michael B. Lung <br /> Orviswn Oiceaar <br />Mr. Al Weaver <br />Mine Engineer <br />Energy Fuels Mining Company <br />P.O. Box 449 <br />Florence, CO 81226 <br />RE: Raton Creek Mine, Permit No. C-82-055, Energy Fuels Mining <br />Company, TR-07, SCA, Sump and Ditch Designs, Adequacy Review <br />Dear Mr. Weaver: <br />The Division has reviewed Energy Fuels' submittal for TR-07 and have <br />the following questions or comments: <br />1. Because the three sumps at the Santa Fe loadouts are the last <br />sediment control structures before discharge offsite, they are <br />considered sedimentation ponds. As such, they must be designed, <br />certified and inspected pursuant to Regulation 4.05.6(10). If <br />the pond at the Santa Fe loadout no. 2 has a partial berm, then <br />Rule 4.05.6(11) applies. Please submit designs for the three <br />ponds at the Santa Fe loadouts, per Rule 4.05.6(10) and per <br />Rule 4.05.6(11), if applicable. <br />2. The designs for the Santa Fe loadout ponds use a 10-year 24-hour <br />event to calculate the runoff volume for total containment. <br />However, Regulation 4.05.6(6) requires that a 25-year - 24-hour <br />event be used for designing a total containment pond. Please <br />resubmit the pond designs for the Santa Fe loadouts nos. 1 and 2, <br />using the 25-year - 24-hour event. <br />3. Regulation 4.05.6(6) requires that the water in a total <br />containment pond be removed. Please describe the method that the <br />operator will use to dewater these ponds. <br />4. In order for the topsoil and trailer area to qualify as an SAE, <br />it must be demonstrated that the effluent from this area will be <br />in compliance with regulations, namely, the .5 ml/liter standard <br />for settleable solids. Please submit such a demonstration for <br />the topsoil and trailer area. <br />5. The channel design for "TS 1 upper" uses a design peak flow of <br />.23 cfs. However, from the submitted sedcad run, it appears that <br />the design peak flow should be .58 cfs. If this is true, please <br />rerun the channel design for "TS 1 upper". <br />