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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M2002078
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
8/11/2003
Doc Name
Second Adequacy Review Reponse
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WSI Inc.
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DMG
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Coulson Excavation Company Inc. -Stroh Gravel Pit <br />Exhibit E -Reclamation Plan <br />During Phase I there will be no more than 154, 468 ydj stockpiled at any given time <br />Pond Liner Design and Specification <br />The purpose of this section of the reclamation plan is to provide design detail and specifications <br />for a pond liner. The goal is to design a post mining compacted clay liner with a thickness of 2 ft <br />that will ~revent groundwater leakage into the pit/pond at a rate of greater than or equal to 0.03 <br />ft3/day/R .The ponds are expected to be approximately 25 ft deep. <br />The borrow source for the compacted clay liner material is a weathered zone of Pierre shale that <br />occurs within a strata of about 20-26 ft below ground surface at the Stroh pit location. The Pierre <br />shale in this area is flat lying and laterally continuous texturally and mineralogical (Porter, 1976). <br />The weathered zone is fiiable, silty clay. The clay minerals aze primarily illites and small <br />amounts of smectites (Gill et al, 1996). <br />Borrow Material Sampling/Laboratory Analvsis <br />A 5-gallon sample of weathered Pierre shale was collected from a gravel operation <br />approximately 1/3 mile to the east. The sample was collected from the upper 3 to 4 feet of the <br />weathered horizon. Personal communication with local excavators and drillers indicate that the <br />weathered Pierre shale in the azea is very consistent laterally throughout the eastern Loveland <br />area. This is most likely due to the flat lying nature of the shale unit in this region. The material <br />appeazed very consistent with respect to color and texture within the excavation. If the borrow <br />material shows any variability with respect to color or texture or if the borrow material includes <br />any material other than weathered Pierre shale, then the full suite of geotechnical tests will be <br />performed. <br />Field data recorded during sample collection included: <br />Color - Dazk gray <br />Texture -Very fine grained clay and silt with larger clumps that aze friable with moderate <br />pressure between fingertips <br />Plasticity -Low <br />Moisture -Moist <br />The field sample was delivered to Aguirre Geotechnical Engineers of Englewood, Colorado. The <br />following geotechnical tests were performed on the material: <br />Gradation Analysis - 1 1/2" through #200 sieve <br />Atterberg Limits -ASTM D-4318 <br />Standazd Proctor-ASTM D-698 <br />Modified Proctor -ASTM D-1557 <br />Data Analysis/Borrow Material Suitability <br />The results of the geotechnical lab tests aze: <br />Gradation Analysis -passing 200 sieve =95.9% <br />Atterberg Limits -Plastic Limit = 15, Plasticity Index = 24, Liquid Limit = 39 <br />Standard Proctor -Optimum moisture content 16.2%, Laboratory Maximum Dry Density <br />
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