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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1982056
IBM Index Class Name
General Documents
Doc Date
7/14/2004
Doc Name
Referral Agency Notice of Application for Special Use Permit
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Routt County Planning Department
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DMG
Permit Index Doc Type
General Correspondence
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re-compaction of surface materials, placement of geotextile. in selected areas, and <br />placement and compaction of approximately 8" of pit-run gravel and 3" of road-base <br />material. The access road surface will be approximately 24' wide and will be graded and <br />crowned to promote effective drainage. Road construction requires minimal cut and <br />limited fill. Fill slopes will be graded to a 3H:1V and stabilized by seeding with the <br />( topsoil stockpile stabilization seed mixture. Preparation of the ventilation shaft pad <br />involves topsoil recovery and stockpiling, installation of required drainage structures, <br />grading and compaction to establish a level pad working area, excavation of a collection <br />pit for blind drilling of the shaft pilot hole and shaft, stockpiling of the excavated <br />material, and placement of gravel surfacing material to control dust and sediment from <br />the pad area. The collection pit will be approximately 100' x 200' x 10' deep and is sized <br />to contain all drilling fluids. In the event unanticipated ground water flow into the boring <br />is encountered then the pits may be enlarged or additional pits excavated to handle the <br />flow. <br />Prior to the beginning of the blind drilling process, an extensive pressurized pre-grout <br />operation utilizing small diameter holes around the shaft perimeter will be considered <br />and undertaken "as needed to limit groundwater flows between "the shaft and the <br />formations. If needed and once the pre-grout operation is completed, a surface casing <br />will be excavated to an approximate 10' diameter and set to competent rock at a depth of <br />approximately 10-15 feet. The surface casing will be finished to an approximate 8' inside <br />diameter and will be large enough to accept the casing and drilling tools. This surface <br />casing will be either steel casing grouted in place or cast-in-place concrete. A 48' by 24' <br />concrete T-shaped pad will then be poured to accommodate the drilling and casing <br />equipment. Specialized blind drilling equipment in the form of an A-leg derrick will be <br />used to drill the pilot hole and excavate the shaft. <br />A nominal 17-1/2" pilot hole will then be drilled to an approximate depth of 1000' and <br />~/ surveyed to determine vertical shaft deviation and location underground for mine entry <br />cut-ins. The pilot hole will then be reamed to a nominal diameter of 7.5' to accommodate <br />the final steel liner. The reaming technique utilizes an inverted disc cutter equipped <br />hemispherical raise bore head to cut the rock. During the drilling of the pilot hole and <br />the 7.5' diameter excavation, all cuttings will be removed from the excavation using an <br />airlift system with water (reverse circulation) being the circulation media. The cuttings <br />will be placed in a 200' x 100' x 10' deep, watertight cuttings pit that has been <br />constructed on the shaft pad adjacent to the shaft excavation. The cuttings pit will be <br />lined with a nominal 30-mil PVC flexible membrane liner having a permeability of ~10-12 <br />cm/sec. The cutting head is rotated from the surface by the drill pipe, which also serves <br />as a conduit to transfer cuttings from the shaft bottom to the surface collection pit. The <br />drill pipe also serves to suspend the drilling assembly in the hole and is tensioned to <br />adjust the cutting weight on the head and to keep the drill pipe straight.- The cutting <br />head moves the water from near the center of the head and discharges it at the periphery <br />of the head. This water then flows down around the cutters and washes the cuttings <br />towards. the pick-up pipe in the center of the head. The drill pipe's upward flow is <br />activated by compressed air injected down the center of the drill pipe. Rock cuttings are <br />moved by the circulation of the water down the hole, across the shaft bottom and up the <br />drill pipe to the surface collection pit. Within the collection pit, the rock cuttings are <br />separated or settled out and the water is allowed to drain back or is pumped back into <br />the hole-for re-use. <br />The cuttings volume will be approximately 1,650 YD3 (2,475 YD3 swelled by 50%). Upon <br />completion of the shaft excavation and steel liner installation, the cuttings pit will be <br />'~ <br />dewatered. All water will be hauled to the Pit No. 2 located south of TCC's overland <br />conveyor. The collection pit and excavated materials will then be covered with earthen <br />materials, graded and revegetated. A sign(s) will be posted designating the shaft cutting <br />
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