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Colowyo coal company <br />201~7Anaual Reclamation and Hydrology Report <br />+~ SECTION 7 -QUARTERLY FILL INSPECTION REPORTS <br />RULE REQUIREMENT <br />RULE 2.04.13(2) <br />Rule 2.04.13(2) the Permittee may provide additional monitoring information as . <br />required by the approved permit; <br />• Rule 4.09, page 4.09-2 of the mine permit, in reference to Streeter Fill, <br />specifies, "The monitoring reports and certified inspection reports will be <br />available during the inspections by the Division but will only be submitted to <br />the Division in the ARR". <br />• Volume 5B of the mine permit, Exhibit 19, page I a-4, requires, "After <br />construction, the West Pit Fill will be monitored quarterly .....and reports <br />will be submitted in the ARR." These reports are in Figures 7-l, 7-2 and 7-3. <br />• Volume 5B of the mine permit, Exhibit 19, page II a-4, in reference to Section <br />16 Fill requires, "Monitoring reports and certified inspection materials are <br />i <br />made available during periodic inspections conducted by the Division but are <br />only submitted in the ARR." <br />GENERAL DISCUSSION <br />Tom Peterson (Environmental Solutions Inc., P.E.) performed P.E. duties at Colowyo <br />Coal Mine during 2007. <br />Streeter Fill: Under Technical Revision 64 monitoring requirements for Streeter Fill <br />were relinquished and monitoring was discontinued during the 3rd quarter of 2006. <br />West Pit Fill: The West Pit Fill Monitoring Well was inspected for significant <br />changes in water level on a quarterly basis. No significant water level changes were <br />observed in 2007. In addition, the fill was inspected quarterly to identify the <br />development of any springs or seeps on the face of the fill. No seeps or springs <br />developed during 2007. The West Pit Fill was inspected quarterly for any evidence of <br />surficial slope failure on the face of the fill and none was found. A quarterly review <br />of the survey monuments on the fill noted no significant changes in their positions, <br />suggesting that the fill continues to be stable. <br />t <br />Page 7-1 <br />