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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1981033
IBM Index Class Name
General Documents
Doc Date
5/19/1986
From
BEAR COAL CO
To
MLRD
Permit Index Doc Type
GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE
Media Type
D
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.~ <br /> <br />_ III IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII <br />14 May 1986 <br />Colorado Mined Land Reclamation Division <br />Attention: Mr. Randy Price 6 J.A.Pendleton <br />423 Centennial Building <br />1313 Sherman Street <br />Denver, Colorado 80203 <br />Gentlemen, <br />~_. ..~.- <br />MAY 1 ~ 1986 <br />• ,~ <br />As you are aware, there has been some reactivation of the surfi- <br />cial landslides and debris chute within the permit boundaries of <br />the Bear No 3 Mine. This occurred on April 3 ~ 4 The mine lost <br />a few days production because the slide flowed over our ventila- <br />tion fan and blocked the access road to the portals. <br />Immediate remedial actions taken included the following measures: <br />1. Removal of the workforce from the area <br />2. Consultation with Rocky Mountain Geotechnical, Inc. <br />3. Notification of Agencies <br />4. Monitored activity until movement stopped <br />5. Removed the damaged fan and cleared the access road <br />6. Installed old mine cars filled with colluvium around the <br />fanhouse to stiffen resistance and form a protective <br />pressure arch within the slide. <br />7. Installed a new fan <br />8. Continued monitoring by daily visual inspection <br />A copy of our geotechnical consultant's inspection report was <br />delivered to you on your visit to the mine May 7, 1986. <br />We feel the mechanisms which caused reactivation of the slides on <br />our property, as well as numerous slides throughout the north <br />fork valley were as follows: <br />1. Preexisting slides on relatively steep slopes. <br />2. A generally wet weather cycle over the past 3 or 4 years. <br />3. Warm mild weather in January & February removed the frost <br />line from the ground. This allowed springs rains and <br />runoff to penetrate more deeply into the old slides than <br />usual. <br />4. The additional moisture weakens the cohesive strength <br />of the soils and we see shallow slides and slumps. <br />For the short term: The movement has stabilized, but we are con- <br />tinuing to monitor it. Rocky Mountain Geotechnical Inc. is <br />analyzing the area and working on design of remedial measures to <br />minimize exposure to our workforce and facilities. The water <br />draining from the slide and debris chute is being channeled into <br />flexible pipe and diversion ditches into the sediment pond. <br />
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