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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M1977004
IBM Index Class Name
Report
Doc Date
4/19/2006
Doc Name
Annual Fee/Report/Map
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Homestake Mining Company
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DMG
Permit Index Doc Type
Annual Fee / Report
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Pitch Reclamation Project <br />2005 Annual Reclamation <br />April 14, 2006 <br />Page 1 <br />• 1.0 INTRODUCTION <br />3.1 Terms and Conditions <br />AES~ Lynx Enterprises, Inc. (Lynx) was retained by Homestake to collect the data from contractors <br />engaged at the Pitch Reclamation Project and assemble this report of the 2005 monitoring and <br />reclamation activities. Data for this report was provided by: Lynx, SRK, Inc., Energy Laboratories, <br />Inc., hand the Homestake-Pitch Project field office in Sargents, Colorado. <br />3.1 Purpose and Scope of Work <br />This report was prepared to fulfill the annual reclamation reporting requirements of Homestake to <br />the Colorado Division of Minerals and Geology for reclamation permit number M-77-004. This report <br />primarily presents reclamation and monitoring conducted during the 2005 calendar year. <br />Documentation of reclamation conducted in previous years was presented in prior annual reports. <br />1.3 Project Description <br />The Pitch Reclamation Project is located in Township 48 North, Range 6 East, Saguache County, <br />Colorado. The project area is located in the Gunnison National Forest. The primary drainage from <br />the property is Indian Creek. Drainage from Tie Camp Creek joins Indian Creek upstream of the <br />CDPHE discharge monitoring point at the project site. Indian Creek joins Marshall Creek <br />approximately four miles southwest of the Pitch property. A site location map is provided as Figure <br />1. <br />• 2.OI LAND DISTURBED /N 2005 <br />Surface disturbance in 2005 was limited to work associated with the site improvements in the former <br />area of the Radium Treatment Plant (RTP), and the final physical reclamation work performed on <br />the disposal cell located at the toe of the Tie Camp Creek Low-Grade Ore Stockpile. These activities <br />occurred on ground already disturbed by project related facilities. No new land disturbance occurred <br />at the Pitch Reclamation Project during 2005. <br />RECLAMATION ACTIVITIES /N 2005 <br />g 2005, reclamation activities at the Pitch site focused on two primary areas: 1) the area <br />ent to the dismantled RTP (including the stream channel) and, 2) the Tie Camp Creek Disposal <br />All work was conducted in accordance with applicable conditions in the Radioactive Materials <br />se and the Pitch Reclamation Project Procedures Manual. <br />3.1 Reclamation <br />i <br />Reclamation activities in 2005 consisted of drainage Improvements in the area of the old RTP <br />building and the adjacent drainage. The former site of the RTP was backfilled and recontoured in <br />20011, with grading and initial revegetation in 2002. These activities included the steep embankment <br />behind the former RTP site, where the area was graded to reduce the slope and prevent sloughing. <br />Reclamation in the area has included measures to control sedimentation and to stabilize the slope <br />adjacent to and down gradient from the site, including construction of small dikes in the drainage to <br />allow the creation of small catch basins followed by the placement of timber slash in the drainage to <br />• retard flow velocity and to trap sediment. Since 2002, stabilization measures have included planting <br />of 1 000 lodge pole pines, and 200 spruce trees on the contoured area and planting of 500 lodge <br />pole pine and 200 douglas fir seedlings on the slope opposite the former RTP building site. <br />
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