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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1984062
IBM Index Class Name
Report
Doc Date
6/8/1994
Doc Name
1993 ANNUAL HYDROLOGY REPORT PART 1
From
CYPRUS YAMPA VALLEY
To
MLR
Annual Report Year
1993
Permit Index Doc Type
HYDROLOGY REPORT
Media Type
D
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<br />The Colorado Yampa Coal Company Mine No. 3 is located approximately <br />25 miles southwest of Steamboat Springs, Colorado in Twentymile <br />Park (Figure 1). This was primarily a surface coal mining operation <br />with limited underground mining. The surface mine, which was <br />active between 1974 and 1980, was called Mine No. 3. The <br />underground operation, known as the Middle Creek Mine, was faced-up <br />in a Mine No. 3 highwall. Underground operations began May 16, <br />1979, but the mine was abandoned on June 5, 1980 due to adverse <br />mining conditions. No significant amounts of coal were extracted <br />by the underground operation. The Wadge coal seam was extracted at <br />both mines. There is no active mining in this area and a total of <br />approximately 350 acres were disturbed. <br />Mine 3 straddles the confluence of Middle and Foidel Creeks. A <br />small portion of Mine No. 3 drains into Fish Creek; however, bond <br />has been released for this area. All impacts related to Fish creek <br />are discussed in the Annual Hydrologic Report for the Foidel Creek <br />Mine (Permit No. C-82-056). The Mine No. 3 area has been <br />backfilled, regraded, and revegetated. An administrative facility <br />located in the Mine 3 area is still used by Colorado Yampa Coal <br />Company and the Trout Creek Ranch. County road 33 runs through the <br />site. <br />Hydrologic monitoring has been conducted in the area since 1975. <br />This report covers the hydrologic monitoring for the Water Year <br />1993. The previous monitoring of this area has been presented in <br />the prior Annual Hydrologic Reports. The hydrologic monitoring has <br />been divided into four parts: 1) ground water, 2) surface water, <br />3) spoil springs, and 4) effluent sites. The monitoring locations <br />are shown on Figure 2 and are summarized on Table 1. The <br />associated parameter lists are shown on Tables 2 and 3. A listing <br />of the water year data collected at the monitoring sites is <br />submitted as a separate section. Summaries of the complete data <br />set and the 1993 data are presented on Tables 4 to 24 and Figures <br />4 to 21. <br />Since mid-1987 most of the monitoring has been conducted by Cyprus <br />personnel. Most of the water quality analyses were performed by <br />ACZ Laboratories (formerly Bookcliffs) of Steamboat Springs, <br />Colorado. Prior to June, 1986 some of the water quality testing <br />was performed by the Colorado Yampa Coal Company laboratory. Two <br />sites are monitored for flow by the US Geologic Survey (USGS). <br />Until the 1989 Water Year the USGS also collected and analyzed the <br />water samples for the two sites. Beginning the 1989 water Year <br />Cyprus collected the samples and ACZ laboratories analyzed the <br />samples. Unless otherwise indicated all references to "1993" in <br />this report to refer to Water Year 1993. <br />/• Page 1 <br />
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