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• 2002 Annual Hydrologic Report Page 6 <br />The Rollins Sandstone wells are numbered Rollins 1, 2, 3 & 4 on data page GE-1. <br />Rollins-1 is an underground well located in the North Portal and was under artesian <br />conditions. It was sealed as of December 1999. Rollins-2 is located at the unit train <br />loadout. Rollins-3 is located at the north decline. Rollins-4 is an underground well <br />located in the South Portal. It was sealed as of April 2000. <br />Mine Water <br />There was no annual mine inflow study performed this Year since one was performed <br />during December 1999 and reported in the 1999 report. Since the North and South <br />Portals have been sealed, there will not be any additional mine inflow studies. <br />Consumptive Use <br />Consumptive use during the year was for dust suppression and hydro-seeding. No <br />records of this minor amount of consumptive use are available. <br />• Impacts <br />The average total dissolved solids for the mine discharges calculated with total flow for <br />the Year yields the tons of TDS discharged for the year. Outfall 001 discharged 36.7 <br />tons; Outfall 002 discharged 201.3 tons for 002 and ouffall 016 discharged 267.7 tons. <br />Therefore a total of 505.7 tons of TDS were discharged to the river during the Year. <br />The 2002 TDS discharge represents 0.05% of the 1.0 million tons calculated to be <br />carried by the River. Discharge from the Roadside North Portal, outtall 004, has <br />ceased. At the Roadside South Portal, water is expected to perpetually discharge. <br />Roadside South Portals ouffalls 001 and 002 were replaced by outfall 016 during the <br />2002 water year. <br />There was no detectable effect of mining on flows in Cottonwood and Rapid Creeks. <br />Mining ceased at the Roadside Portals on December 2, 1999. No further mining from <br />either portal is anticipated in the foreseeable future. <br />Consumptive use will be insignificant in the future because mining and washing of coal <br />has ceased. Consumptive use will be for dust control during reclamation operations. <br />I• <br />