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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M1999002
IBM Index Class Name
General Documents
Doc Date
7/22/1999
Doc Name
FINAL ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT VOLUME 2
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April 15, 1999 <br />Pagc 1 <br />1.0 INTRODUCTION <br />The subsidence monitoring plan includes both surface and subsurface monitoring of vertical <br />Bound movement resulting from solution mining at the Yankee Gulch Lease. Subsidence <br />monitoringwill be performed throughoutthe commercial operating life ofthe Yankee Gulch Project. <br />Results of the subsidence monitoring (both surface and subsurface) will be checked periodically, as <br />needed, to verify and calibrate numerical models used in the design of the well field layout. <br />Surface monitoring will be conducted by surveying monument locations. Subsurface <br />monitoring will be conducted by downhole instrumentation over cavities and borehole geophysical <br />logging of the overlying strata. <br />2.0 SURFACE SUBSIDENCE MONTTORWG <br />The purpose of the surface monitoring is to determine surface movement as a response to <br />solution mining. The surface monitoring plan has been designed to ascertain the shape and extent <br />of a subsidence basin should one develop over the well field. <br />2.1 Monument Locations for the Initial Mining Area <br />Figure 1 shows the approximate locations of surface subsidence monuments over the initial <br />mining area. Twenty-seven monuments will be included th the database for the initial mining area <br />shown in Figure 1. Cun ent plans are for construction of the well field during 1999 and 2000. Some <br />monument locations are existing section and quarter-section comer mazkers. New monuments will <br />be established prior to the start of commercial mine operations. <br />The subsidence monument arrangement in Figure 1 is designed to characterize the shape and <br />extent of a subsidence basin should one develop. The geometry of the monument locations is <br />consistent with cuaent practice over longwall coal mining panels where significant subsidence often <br />occurs. <br />2.2 Monument Locations for Future Mining Areas <br />Surface monitoring locations will be established for future mining areas similazly to the plan <br />for the initial mining area shown in Figure 1. American Soda's intent is to have sufficient <br />monitoring points for characterisation of the shape and extent of a subsidence basin will be <br />continued throughout the project. Other section and quarter-section comer mazkers will be added <br />• <br />Agapito Associates, Inc. <br />
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