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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1980004
IBM Index Class Name
Report
Doc Date
1/21/1994
Doc Name
1993 ANNUAL HYDROLOGIC REPORT MUNGER AND MCCLANE CANYON MINES
From
GRAND VALLEY COAL CO
To
DMG
Annual Report Year
1993
Permit Index Doc Type
HYDROLOGY REPORT
Media Type
D
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• Groundwater <br />Table 5 shows the results of groundwater sampling during 1993; as <br />well as, a comparison to the baseline year of 1981. All wells were <br />completely evacuated with compressed air during the late summer. <br />Results of quality sampling are consistent with the results from <br />previous years. No significant change in groundwater quality is <br />evident between measurements taken above and below the mines. <br />The depth to water table in GW-1 has followed the cycle of high in <br />the spring and lower in the dry months of summer and fall. The <br />water level in GW-4 is somewhat deceptive since its depth appears to <br />decrease in the dryer months. This aberration is because the well <br />is near an irrigated field. Irrigation of the field influences the <br />depth to water table. The well is also nearer the bast Salt Creek <br />channel and has consistently shown lower conductivity than GW-1. As <br />explained in a previous annual hydrologic report, the well may be <br />developing more direct communication with the lower conductivity <br />surface water flows in fiast Salt Creek. <br />PROBABLB RYDROLOGIC CONSBQUfiNCBS <br />The mines will have negligible effect upon the hydrologic regime of <br />Bast Salt Creek. The area disturbed is small, sedimentation and <br />surface water systems have functioned well for over ten years. Most <br />storm events that have exceeded the design criteria required by CMLR <br />have not been a problem for the system to handle. The effect that <br />the mine has on the groundwater hydrology of Bast Salt Creek has <br />• been decreased further since water is aow being imported to the mine <br />and no further dewatering will take place until water in 001 North <br />Section backs up to the seals and is drained to the water sump. <br />This water will then be used in the mining process. <br />If there are questions or if I can be of further assistance please <br />contact me. <br />Sincerely, <br />John M. Walters <br />Manager of Mine Services <br />lJ <br />Page - 5 1/19/94 <br />
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