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<br />problem if it occurred. The tailings pond item is the same <br />as one stated in the Mined Land Reclamation Permit <br />Application. <br />2. I thought the lined pond not to be necessary if the <br />subsoil was found to be impervious enough. Lake County <br />agreed to wait for final tests for final determination, but <br />2 would have to line the pond if the tests were not made. <br />3. The observation well down gradient from the proposed <br />tailings disposal area has been drilled at the same time the <br />permeability test holes were drilled. This observation hole <br />is shown on Map MLR-3, Reclamation Plan. <br />4. Fencing was completed in late fall, 1987, <br />5, Water sampling was agreed upon as stated, <br />6. Water diversion ditches were agreed upon, <br />The then representative was Don Shroyer. <br />The current authority is Don Seppi. <br />ITEM #14 <br />The Hopemore Shaft is a cribbed shaft, with 4" x 8" cribbing <br />completely retimbered by Leadville Mining & Milling Corp. in <br />1986 and 1987. The shaft inside dimensions are 4'6" width <br />by 9'0" length. <br />I believe the proposed shaft sealing procedures are <br />consistent with standard engineering practice. I proposed <br />the concrete collar because it is basically the same design <br />as those installed over old shafts in the Leadville area by <br />Colorado Mined Land Reclamation. <br />Covering and vegetation above the concrete cap will not in <br />any way weaken its structural integrity if it is tied in <br />with adequate reinforced concrete outside the perimeter of <br />the shaft. <br />