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11/24/2007 11:06:03 AM
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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M1988042
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Name
APPLICATION FOR MINING & RECLAMATION PERMIT
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it ~ Hydrology Report <br />Page 2. <br />- Phase I 4883 <br />Phase II 4883 <br />' Phase iII 4879 <br />Phase IV 4879 °~,•:~. =' <br />Phase V 4873 _y .. p, ,,.y ,.~! <br />- Phase VI 4871 .. ry ~ ": <br />.:.~°.. <br />These maximum levels are controlled by 30" CMP's installed <br />• from lake to lake. The inflow of historic irrigation <br />waters will not need a point of diversion change, as they <br />•,.<~ " enter and exit the property at their present location. <br />~ ~`''r''%~~i~~: _. Valves will be installed on the outlets of the Smith S <br />,;:y.,.. r, ..~. <br />`~: ~~~~• Emmons ditch from Western Paving's property so as to ,._:•. ;, n,: <br />~'~~~~,. provide proper distribution of waters to the downstream -, <br />x users. - .~..,~~, ~. <br />4~t: • Excess waters will return to Boulder Creek at the far ~., s;ti.~~e~+~~, <br />~~~'~ north western corner of the property. The 30" CMP will ~v'. ~.. `` "s~ `:' <br />~ ~ '•°'tarr in excess of 26 CFS far mote than the call b the s <br />''"s-~'E° ,-Smith b Emmons downstream users, y" ~" ~c.+~'.; <br />a. <br />COUN'CY ROADS - ~'"~ <br />.; ~~. <br />-;~:,.: Cross sections show a shale dike to be constructed, >". <br />' below high water level along the lake banks. 'Pests "'. <br />~. ;; conducted have indicated that shale dikes placed <br />.'%: properly and as shown, are effective in minimizing <br />,_~Y seepage from these lakes. <br />yr With the installation of the overflow pipes as discussed <br />,~.,". earlier, and with the construction of the shale dike, the <br />:4" water table under the county roads, will not be changed <br />•'~ from current ground water conditions. <br />- ,.. <br />This area has historically been flood irrigated, producing <br />ground water levels 2' below the surface. During flood <br />conditions, these roads have been partially inundated <br />and this will not change during or after this project. <br />GROUND WATER <br />Ground water observation wells will be installed, as <br />• shown on mining glans, prior to the mining operation <br />begir:ing. An historic background of the water elevation <br />will be established. <br />,~~:. <br />_. ,:. - . , <br />
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