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8/24/2016 11:34:08 PM
Creation date
11/26/2007 10:28:47 PM
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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1981019
IBM Index Class Name
Report
Doc Date
12/28/2006
Doc Name
4th Quarter 2006 Fill Certification
From
Rio Tinto Energy Ameraca
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DRMS
Permit Index Doc Type
Waste Pile/Fill Report
Media Type
D
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West Pit Fill Inspection Certification <br />On December 8, I inspected the area in which the West Pit Excess Spoil Fill is being constructed. <br />The purpose of this inspection was to observe the surface rock drain that horders the 3H:1V <br />Excess FiII Slope, inspect the areas dumped to foal grade below the 7,400 dump elevation, <br />inspect the revegetation on the fll surface, inspect the till for areas of water seepage or surface <br />drainage, inspect the foal grade slopes below the 7,300 elevation of the Excess Fill Slope, and <br />satisfy the requirements of CDMG Rule 4.09.10 (1 a) and Rule 4.09.1 (1 b). <br />During the inspection, it was observed that the condition of the fill was good and that no seeps or <br />springs were noted. The collection ditches at the 6,950, 7,050, and 7,150 elevations all were in <br />relatively good shape. The ditch at the 7,250 elevation needs to be completed to the west end of <br />the fill. No water was evident in the surface drain or underdrains. Although much of the slopes <br />were snow-covered, no erosion problems with the ditches were noted. <br />In addition, I reviewed the monument survey data. These data indicate that the elevations of most <br />of the monuments have not significantly changed (typically less than 0.05 feet of elevation <br />change) with the most movement noted in the 6950 East monument (-O.OSieet). Based on these <br />data, the total displacement of the monuments is not of concern with regard to the stability of the <br />dump. There was also no evidence of structural weakness or other hazardous conditions <br />associated with this dump. These monument survey data are available for review upon request at <br />the Colowyo Mine site. <br />I am a Registered Professional Engineer in the State of Colorado and a representative of <br />Environmental Solutions, Inc, P. O. Box 522, Gillette, Wyoming. Being familiar with the Colowyo <br />operation and the coal program permitting process in Colorado, the construction activities related <br />to the West Pii Excess Spoil Fill are in conformance, to the best of my knowledge and experience, <br />as specified in pages I a-2 through I a-4, Exhibit 19 I b and other applicable requirements of the <br />approved permit documents, a portion of CDMG Permil C-81-019. <br />,~~~~pP~~.. ~ ~ ~fy ~i <br />rUO.~ ~. PCrfP$ J'Q~ <br />32257 ~ ~ <br />°y '; rL~7~ ~o(t~ <br />~T• \ <br />~~ii FSS/nuer •E•~G~ <br />xc: Mr. Kurtis Blunt, Colowyo Coat Company, Lp. 7t <br />cf 17.15.1 2005 <br />cf 24.20 (West Pit) <br />
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