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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1980007
IBM Index Class Name
Report
Doc Date
12/11/2001
Doc Name
1982 ANNUAL HYDROLOGY REPORT-MT GUNNISON 1 MINE-WATER YEAR 1982
Annual Report Year
1982
Permit Index Doc Type
HYDROLOGY REPORT
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D
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• virtually unchanged in 2 inclinometers. Ten <br />inclinometers were dry. <br />Two wells, B-32 and SOM-13 showed anomalous water level <br />fluctuations. From early January 1982 to early March <br />1982 water levels dropped about 8 feet in well B-32. <br />This well is completed in the Barren Member <br />approximately 900 feet from the portal construction <br />area. However, the same well showed a 12 ft. drop in <br />water level during the month of June, 1981 prior to the <br />start of construction at Mt. Gunnison. Water levels in <br />Well SOM-13 dropped approximately 50 feet from the <br />beginning of August through the end of September 1981. <br />• •~1. This well is completed in the Barren Member about 1,200 <br />"'~ 4 <br />k o-~Z•3°~ feet from the <br />~~ ~~ ~~ portal construction site. It is apparent <br />~~ ~P, d;,e" _~-that this decline is not associated with mining because <br />.r' ,w~ <br />s the decline preceded portal construction and has <br />°~ recovered slightly since January, 1982. Also, it is <br />unlikely to be the result of dewatering, since the lbw <br />angle drains produced little water. <br />It is uncertain how much water levels in the low <br />permeability strata around the portal have been <br />affected. It is clear that a uniform cone of depression <br />has not occurred. While it is likely that water levels J <br />in the low permeability colluvium around the mine entry <br />• may have declined as a result of construction and <br />-34- <br />
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