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• were completed. <br />East Taylor Pond -Although not part of the pond impoundment itself a slide occured in the vicinity <br />of the pond inlet. The slide material was removed by contractor in late summer. Some time later the <br />slide moved again. This area will need final repairs and stabilization before reclamation can occur in <br />the area. Currently, the slide imposes no impacting upon the stability or function of the pond. No <br />other repairs were made to this pond. <br />West Pit Pond - A small hillside slump located above the north facing hillside southeast of the pond <br />moved during spring snowmelt. To drain and stabilize the area , in late fall a trench was excavated <br />and filled with crushed 3 inch rock and a PVC drain pipe. The cause of the slump appeared to be a <br />roll in a shallow coal clay zone which directed a shallow perched water zone to a specific point, thus <br />causing the minor instability. Neither the pond embankment or pond function arejeopardized by this <br />area. In addition, the steel markers located on the hillside above and south of the West Pit Pond <br />• indicates no further evidence of instability on the remainder of the reconstructed hillside. structures. <br />No other repairs were made to this pond. <br />Section !6 Pond -The Section 16 pond required no maintenance. <br />Table I on the following page summarizes the sediment volume status for all ponds and shows when <br />the next sediment survey is required. <br />• 9 <br />