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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M2002004
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
7/8/2002
Doc Name
Surface Water
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GCC Rio Grande Inc
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DMG
Section_Exhibit Name
D-3
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M
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T <br />22 <br />S <br />NOTES: <br />1 . In pit sediment and detention ponds capture and <br />temporarily store the 10 -year flood and sediment. <br />Larger floods also contained in the pit, but could <br />infringe on mining activities. Initial pond size <br />based on area of first 5 -years of mining. Pond <br />enlarged at year 5 based on area of 25 -years of <br />mining. Water is pumped out into a reconstructed <br />arroyo. Pump discharges into a spreader structure <br />to dissipate flow energy. See figure <br />"Reconstructed Arroyo "B" RR Spur Culvert <br />Station 55 +00" for example. <br />2. For the initial mining operation, a temporary, <br />smaller arroyo will be excavated to daylight <br />Arroyo "B" (see figure "Reconstructed Arroyo <br />"B'• Typical Cross Section "). The final <br />configuration of the arroyo will be constructed <br />during reclamation of the initial mining operation. <br />3. Storm runoff around the plant site operation are <br />controlled by diversion ditches I, 2, and 4 (see <br />figure "Diversion Ditch Requirements "). <br />4. Plant area storm runoff is collected and conveyed <br />by a 25 -year storm sewer system, which <br />discharges into Arroyo "F" Sediment and <br />Detention Pond (see figure "Plant Area Surface <br />Water Management Plan "). Storm runoff is <br />temporarily stored before controlled release into <br />Arroyo "E ". An oil /water separator traps oily <br />water from the "first flush" runoff event, <br />minimizing oil discharges into the detention pond. <br />The pond also serves to trap sediment from the fill <br />area and Plant area. <br />5. Four culvert crossings are provided for the <br />Railroad Spur and two culvert crossings are <br />provided for the Access Road. All culverts are <br />sized to pass the 100 -year flood with low head <br />(i.e.: Hw /D ratio less than 1.5). 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