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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1981014
IBM Index Class Name
Report
Doc Date
4/7/2005
Doc Name
2004 Annual Hydrology Report
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Northwest Colorado Consultants Inc
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DMG
Annual Report Year
2004
Permit Index Doc Type
Hydrology Report
Media Type
D
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Energy Fuels Coai, Inc. Southfield Mine - 2004 Annual Hydrology Report Apri15, 2005 <br />2.0 GROUND WATER IISFLOWS, U5E AND DISCHARGE <br />2.1 Mine Inflows <br />As previously noted in Section 1.0, quarterly mine inflow monitoring was discontinued after <br />September 2001 because access to monitoring sites was eliminated when the mine portals were <br />sealed in December 2001. Mine inflows for 2001, as the last reporting period, were estimated at 5.2 <br />acre-feet, as presented in Table 1, Mine Water Inflow Summary. The monitoring locations are <br />shown on Figure 1. Prior to 2002, these locations were monitored semi-annually during the spring <br />and fall for each annual reporting period. The 2001 mine inflows represent a decrease from prior <br />yeazs, possibly due to continuing drought conditions. Review of historic mine inflow water quality <br />monitoring results from previous Annual Hydrology Reports indicates little variance in inflow water <br />quality over time. <br /> TABLE 1 <br /> MINE WATER INFLOW DATA SUMMARY (from 2001 AHR) <br />Mine Inflow Estimated ito <br />Mo Field Data <br />or Seep Mine Area Duration Annual n <br />r <br />Dates pH Temp. Conduct. <br />(Map I.D . Quantity (M/DlYI (Units) <br />(°C) <br />( <br />umhos/cml <br />No.l (Acre-Ftl <br /> Peacock Mine Continuous 1.1 03/21/01 5.1 13.1 3,083 <br />1 <br /> seep 09/25/01 5.4 13.2 3,247 <br /> 2 South Shaft Continuous 0.5 03!21/01 8.1 10.5 2,248 <br />2 <br /> 09/25/01 8.4 12.0 1,902 <br /> 2 South-Last Continuous 1.4 03/21/01 8.1 10.5 2,5$6 <br />3 Panel seeps 09(25(01 8.3 12.4 2,825 <br /> 1 South Mains Continuous 1.6 03/21/01 8.2 10.8 2,719 <br />4 <br /> seeps 09/25/01 8.3 11.8 2,983 <br /> Moose Panel Jan-May 0.6 03!21(01 6.8 10.3 3,432 <br />5 <br /> seeps <br /> Total Estimated Inflow <br />( within accessible areas! 5.2 Acre-Ft <br />Notes from 2001 <br />1. Approx. 1.7 Ac-Ft pumped to the West Mains from combined areas 2 an d 4, above. <br />2. Approx. 1.1 Ac-Ft pumped to the 1 North section from area 1, above. <br /> Inflow from areas 3 and 5, above, flows Iby gravity) to the West Mains. <br /> 9101 represents last period mine inflows were monitored prior to sealing mine portals <br />2.2 Mine Water Handling, Use, Consumption, and Discharge <br />During active operations, water-handling systems in the mine captured most mine water inflows <br />near their source. Within the mine, captured mine water was pumped to sumps located in Crosscut <br />32 or the 1st North Mains, or flowed by gravity to the mined-out and abandoned west azea of the <br />mine. Water from the Crosscut 32 sump was pumped to the West Mains where it flowed by gravity <br />to the abandoned west area of the mine. Prior to sealing of the mine, mine water handling activities <br />were discontinued. Mine inflows will continue within the sealed mine workings and water will <br />6417/2004 annualhydrpt.doc NWCC INC. Page4 <br />
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