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1 <br />1 <br />1 <br />1 <br />1 <br />1 <br />1 <br />1 <br />TABLE 2-2 <br />STATISTICAL SUMMARY OF WATER DEPTH IN BEDROCK HOLES 8 QAL-5 <br /> DATE MAX. DATE MIN. AVG. STD DEV. READINGS <br />TW2-7U - 157.00 - 157.00 157.00 - 4 <br />TW2-7L 0821/95 859.00 12/22/94 841.00 849.25 7.89 4 <br />2-7U 0321/95 127.30 09/19/95 127.00 127.15 0.1500 4 <br />2-7M 327/95 438.00 9V19/95 437.00 437.50 0.5000 4 <br />2-7L - 280.00 - 280.00 280.00 - 4 <br />TW2-17M 09/19/95 219.20 10/31/94 214.10 218.40 2.1622 4 <br />2-17U x327/95 149.00 os/1s/95 1as.ao 1a7.7s 1.s3sa1 a <br />2-17L 9/19/95 405.90 0027/95 402.80 40.3.80 1.3563 4 <br />4-20U 0327/95 200.10 0828/95 202.20 202.83 0.34911 4 <br />4-20L 09/19/85 238.90 10/31/94 238.10 238.63 0.31125 4 <br />35-4U 1222/94 244.00 0027/95 231.20 234.80 5.322 4 <br />35-4M VENTING AIR 4 <br />35-4L - 438.00 - 438.00 438.00 - 4 <br />38-2U 0828!95 152.10 1222!94 150.40 151.33 0.740 4 <br />38-2L 0327/95 197.20 12!221'94 181.80 192.75 8.341 4 <br />OAL-5 0424/95 12.90 08/08/95 11.80 12.35 0.5074 12 <br />2.2.2.3 Bedrock Water Level Data Hydrographs for the 15 bedrock monitoring holes are <br />contained in Appendix D. Table 2-2 contains a statistical summary of the water level data from <br />each of the 15 bedrock monitoring holes. The locations of the holes are shown on Plate 1 in the <br />pocket of this report. As noted in the original Deserado Mine permit application, the three zones <br />being monitored (upper sandstone iacies, siltstone and coal facies, and the lower sandstone) <br />identify three different stratigraphic zones which lack the characteristics of typical aquifers. The <br />strata are tight as demonstrated by pumping tests. Western Fuels has acquired a new water level <br />monitoring probe that allows monitoring of depths beyond the previous 300 foot limit. <br />7 <br />