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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1981014
IBM Index Class Name
Report
Doc Date
11/2/1989
Doc Name
SOUTHFIELD MINE WATER RIGHTS ENGINEERING REPORT
Permit Index Doc Type
HYDROLOGY REPORT
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1 <br />1 <br />1 <br />feet above the top of the Trinidad Sandstone. The Vermejo consists of a <br />aeries of coal seams and sandstones. interbedded with numerous mudatones <br />and siltstones. The interbedded mudstones and eiltstones act as <br />aquicludes and greatly restrict vertical ground voter movement. According <br />to records at the State Engineer's Office. eaieting wells in the Vermejo <br />generally have low yields and are reported to range from one gallon per <br />minute to ten gallons per minute. Variations in yields probably are due <br />to differing degrees of fracturing of the eater-bearing strata. <br />Dorchester Coal Company maintained a system of ground eater monitoring <br />yells on the mine lease property since August. 1979. Energy Fuels Coel. <br />Inc, has continued the monitoring program. Some yells have been added to <br />the program and others have been taken out of service. Five yells are <br />currently being monitored. Hydrographs of the monitor yell water levels <br />are included in Appendiz A and illustrate the historic eater level data. <br />Table 2 lists the monitor yells and [he yell locations are show on <br />Figure 5. <br />The direction of ground eater movement can be predicted by contouring <br />water level elevations in observation yells and drawing ground water flow <br />lines at right angles to the contour lines. Water levels in the five <br />currently operational monitor wells penetrating the coals have <br />consistently and continuously show ground eater movement to the <br />northeast. somewhat parallel to Newlin Creek and Magpie Creek drainages. <br />Figure 5 shove the estimated ground eater level contours on May 20. 1986. <br />typical of the period of record, The monitoring yells reveal water levels <br />in the Pine Gulch. Jack (Jack O'Lentern) and Bed Arrow coals. all within <br />the Vermejo Formation. The direction of ground eater movement within <br />these coals can be considered to be representative of the direction of <br />ground water movement in the Vermejo as a whole. Thus. eater in the <br />Vermejo Formation at the mine property can be considered tributarq to <br />Newlin Creek. <br />- 10 - <br />
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