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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1981013
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
12/11/2001
Section_Exhibit Name
SECTION 2.06 Special Categories of Mining
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• a deeper colluvial (up to 17 feet) created by deposited material at <br />the lower end of the canyon. This situation has concentrated water <br />in the colluvial material forming a pocket as identified by wells <br />3 and 4. In addition, seeps 15 and 16 have been monitored in the <br />spring and seep survey over the past two years. Seep 15 is located <br />between wells 5 and 6 and has exhibited the same limited water <br />condition as the wells. Seep 16 is located above well 6 and <br />exhibits similar canyon conditions as identified in the well 3 <br />area. <br />With similar conditions, the same conclusions from Apache <br />Canyon were applied to Ciruela Canyon. That is, Ciruela Canyon <br />does to contain an alluvial aquifer, subirrigation, flood irriga- <br />tion, or historic agricultural activity, and the Division found it <br />is not an alluvial valley floor based on size criteria. <br />Santistevan Canvon -Santistevan Canyon lies to the <br />northwest of the Golden Eagle Mine. Drainage area of the canyon is <br />2181 acres comprised mostly of woodland. The canyon is in the <br />process of being subdivided into 35 acre ranchettes. There are <br />currently four houses and a lodge with a swimming pool located in <br />the upper drainage. These structures utilize Trinidad City water. <br />Waste disposal is by means of septic systems and drain fields which <br />may supply additional water to the alluvial system. Three USGS <br />springs have also been identified in the canyon and appear out of <br />fractures between sandstones and shales which outcrop on the <br />surface. <br />Water monitoring in Santistevan Canyon began in April, <br />1984, with the installation of a flume station (SCF-1) and <br />continued through August, 1985. During this period, flow was <br />continuous. Monitoring was discontinued at that point in time with <br />the stipulation that an alluvial valley floor assessment be <br />completed when secondary or retreat mining is proposed under the <br />canyon. As longwall mining is proposed for the early 1990s, <br />monthly visits to the flume station resumed in January, 1989, and <br />• 2.06-2f <br />(Revised 04/27/94) <br />
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