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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1981022
IBM Index Class Name
REPORT
Doc Date
7/21/2008
Doc Name
2nd Qtr 2008 Refuse Pile Report
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Oxbow Mining, LLC
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DRMS
Permit Index Doc Type
Waste Pile/Fill Report
Email Name
MET
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D
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f'. <br />)?XBOW IN LLC <br />ENGINEERING INSPECTION <br />EAST YARD, WEST VALLEY FILL AND H WEST <br />COAL MINE WASTE DISPOSAL PILES <br />The approved Oxbow Mining, LLC (OMLLC) Mine permit includes a requirement for quarterly inspections of <br />coal mine waste piles for stability. The inspection is to be performed by a registered engineer or other qualified <br />professional specialist, who is experienced in the construction of earth and rockfill embankments. On June 20, <br />2008 visual inspections were performed of the East Yard, West Valley Fill and If West coal mine waste <br />disposal areas. A total of 5 successful compaction tests were performed on 5-07-08 and 6-24-08 and are <br />included herein for the Division's information. <br />EAST YARD - The East Yard disposal area has reached its design capacity, and no new waste material has <br />been placed since June of 2001. The revegetated slope was inspected for signs of erosion or instability and <br />vegetation establishment. No erosional features were noted requiring repairs to revegetated areas. The covering <br />of the waste pile is considered complete. Nothing was observed during the inspection that would indicate the <br />pile has a potential for structural failure. <br />WEST VALLEY FILL - No waste was hauled to the West Valley Fill during the second quarter. The <br />elevation of the graded waste pile remains at the approximate 6228' elevation. <br />The revegetated outslope located between the fill slope toe to the approximate 6200' elevation was inspected <br />for signs of erosion and instability. No erosional features were noted requiring repairs to any vegetated areas. <br />The third bench (approximate 6200' elevation) setback remains established for the final lift of waste material <br />and the ramp constructed on the waste pile to provide access to the II West Coal Refuse Facility light use road <br />and haul road. These two roads continue to be utilized. No springs or seeps were noted. Surface drainage <br />control features are performing according to the plan. Nothing was observed during the inspection that would <br />indicate the West Valley Fill has a potential for structural failure. <br />H WEST - The H West disposal area received approximately 2,650 cy of additional coal mine waste material <br />during the second quarter of 2008. The elevation of waste material is at the approximate 6074' elevation. The <br />in place material has been worked to meet moisture and compaction requirements. No springs or seeps were <br />noted. Surface drainage control features are performing according to the plan. The rilling located near the west <br />edge of the fill near the permanent rock channel at the 6065' elevation was corrected by the rough grading <br />activities. Nothing was observed during the inspection that would indicate the H West Fill has a potential for <br />structural failure. <br />A4w, ? ? I ?? <br />Inspected by Jam A. Kiger <br />.?- /lam <br />Thomas C. Anderson Date <br />Colorado Licensed Professional Engineer No. 14726 <br />3737 Hwy 133 • R0, Box 535 • Somerset, Colorado 81434 USA <br />TEL (970) 929-5122 • FAX (970) 929-5177
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