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General Documents
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7/22/1999
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FINAL ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT VOL 2 BESIMING THRU PAGE 89
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P-5 <br /> <br />P•5 2 These wMmmial grologic diRemraea art not WJrened in the DEIS. Withom further <br />research, the risk o(subsdertm cannot be exnapolalcd from the fnraghi study. Anew, <br />JruJeJ she slxcife Wady of the proposed ncliun eJdresaing the abo+x conums must be <br />undertaken. and the iafonnmion and dace made available for public comment prior m <br />approval of the pmpokd action <br />Pd.3 Cnmmmu <br />The DEIS Does Nor Addreu the 195f Canscreph)c Subaldenee at Wledser Slk <br />In 1e5i, the Windsor brine field wv subjecud tp causlmphie subitdmce when a portion <br />ufnc~ brine fnlJ>ubsidrd 25 feet uitlsin 24 hours This subsidenn e>rnt Buses caused by <br />e Ixk of well integrity sent the upwwd migration o(the leaching Duids into Ihr o>mlytng <br />Wrens The DEIS don sat address what, if my, pmmnire nxarwes will be liken to ' <br />pmrnt a similar occurrcxe m Yadee Gulch. Given r)x nwrc sable gmlupy at <br />kk'indsor, the proposed action by.4medcan Soda poses subnontial risk of cetuwphic <br />subsideroe, and thenforc, unxcepuble environmmml risk. <br />P•5.4 <br />Cumstwrtt 1 <br />Bes! Ava)lable Terhrwlogks Fer Pndictln{Sabsidence Nal Urilned iv Pnpsrutop of Ihr <br />DEIS <br />Chapters? end J of the DEIS elk two documenu provided by ggapito Auociates Inc D <br />An CraNesion of Sfebiliry eM PotcnYd Em imnmrmal Impart of the C'ommcmml <br />Suhnion Mining Plan. and 2) Swfxe Subsidenn. Realisuc Scrnuriu> Given the <br />subswntial mrimmnentpl risks of the Reposed oven. std since the tmhnoloCY enuu to <br />model n whthon mining field through o .cries nl'cnmples enmpunr genemrcd <br />calculmians, a liknturc search is no longer sccepuble when pmbeting the rate of <br />sulssdexe of the ovenll snbilily ofesolution mining Rcld Besud on ow esperiena <br />wing romputtt modeling perfutmeJ un our mmmemidly operational brine Leld, the <br />fallowing methods should be followed b'the applicant in creation of • new, site speci0c <br />Duel). The uuJy wAI RuriM tlk public with a rise specific suixtural model Thal trill <br />oudine the prcdincd ink of subsidence for the Vankn GWCh project. In con)tmctiun <br />wish the rock meehonics ssudy' conducted by A{apim k Associates, the mcOwds we. <br />• AF'n'm Element Anelvsis to predin the subility ofthc mining pmiect and <br />ureic a sik Specific prajtttion n(a iubsidentt ran which could h expenrd d <br />the proposed action Is approved. <br />• Crean a Se~smie Rnel'n hdhrc en) alu[ion mining ocean to form a <br />peologicat base tin sins repeated on e7evly bah m rhpn the yruuth of the <br />eavcros mtd to eompart the geuW dnelupmem with the capnted <br />d<velupnxnt of dx cav'env proposed m stipWand in the pmpokd xtion. <br />Undl tlxx sluJis ere completed, the DEIS is inrompltrc and the public should have edditioml <br />time m comment aBu the nsWts an mode public. <br />Page 2 <br />r~ <br />LJ <br /> <br />P•5.5 cmm~,ent 5 <br />Innraetlon el Allvly{ fluids agd Overlylvg Rork Ssnsa WIII Caute Higher SuMldenee <br />chap Projected in she DEIS <br />Based On 80 yeas of salmion mining e<Rrience and the lack of aite•speciBc studies <br />rclvunC to Yprtkn GWch the incomplete diulmure o! the Agvpilo study. oM the <br />substantially JiRrrcnt gevloghs 6etwttn the Windsor and Yankee Catch sires. lie <br />coroludc that wlutton mining Buids mew inrerxt with th<osxrlying rack pmts ¢nd <br />aquilers to rauu a signihcrmdy grcekr rem of subsidetxe at the Yankee GWch project <br />site. The DEIS provides rtes sire-spccifc stadia which support the subsidence projection <br />m presented in the DEIS. <br />P•5.6 C^mmmrb Advenelmp.ctere Fuson Miveabdgryoffyil Shale Already Underrbed <br />Pape 4-) of the DEIS suta.'Sime fawn techmlogies en rot Yrown, potmtiel <br />impecu .. "usumn the proposed plop will rrwlt in adverse impx[s. Th[ Amencan <br />Soda Sodisw Lmt>x Jues red limit the "adverse impvcr [n Iht mineabiliq v[the ail shtle' <br />m futon mining scerkdas. Oil shale can be minty and retorted today winC wtll- <br />mdemood mining practlu+. Therel'on. it is dear oil sh¢h can be minctl in the future. <br />Futon kchnologies will not chary{e the Da then the proposed xtivn will vJ•m>dy <br />impunh<23 GPT end greener ail shale deposhs. The DEIS sMuld evplun in dcuil, <br />with approprimt. aimapnifc numch, why the pmpomd txtion ds,e,+nm advendy <br />tmpoct the fwuh minability of oil stole. <br />pe5,~ Comment 7 EDers e/ lncnued Operalin{ Pressures on Suhsldepce Nos AJdrrssrJ <br />Thr e+calatcd oper¢tittg pnssura end tempernwrcs u ill cause shale tv Buell end increase <br />the load on underlying formations. This rill shrn six wderl)ing Cormanon.~ Wading m <br />e colleges of dxu formation, followed by a collapse of the overlying formation and <br />surface subsiderne Such pbentmena and+to be included in any subsidence madelinC, <br />with tM modeling tauln made available for public comment before the DEIS is deemeJ <br />conrplelcd. <br />P•5.8 <br />Comment B Subsldmee Msplmrln{ Plaa h Incemple¢ <br />The DEIS Jun trot indirnm if downhole cnetuion meter be mcd to monitor for <br />auhsiJtnce Pag<4-/ of the DEIS stares that Bih1 hen not 7rt rcacheJ a dreuion on <br />American Snde'a request for using Time lbnuin Ae(Jectomnry lTDR). Umil mis <br />decision is Dnalved. the public cannot make infamtM comment nn the propoxJ <br />monimrtn{ pIM. If TDR is thmen, the spplmnnl should provide research or cite publicly <br />available studier Jrmotutmting TT)R is effective in nssessinB subsidence under limiter <br />ronditioru, (Le. c¢vitln ar depths 0nmr than 300 fear.) .4ddiriunel ly. the mnnimring <br />nginx outlinM in section 2.2.51 is not romplele. The DElS snticipstes that."If <br />substden<e eff<ns lie substantially grmler Ihan espeeted, the mininC cnang7 would be <br />edjuved:' Haucver, the public is rot informed o[ H what les'ef ofsubsidevice is <br />expcned,2)the definition of dte>wrJ"aubstmtiel"ire relation to subvdenrr 3J whenhe <br />rimin6 mechanism for deciding iJ the eRat is gnanr then eapuud, d) the public's role, <br />and 51 wM1a[ the putcvlial altematim mining nnmgio would rntaJ or Neir potential <br />mvimnmemnl 4npxt would be. Alu, the first bulls in this sntiun rcfm to "several <br />Poge 3 <br />45 <br />
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