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2009-10-16_PERMIT FILE - M2009082 (13)
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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M2009082
IBM Index Class Name
PERMIT FILE
Doc Date
10/16/2009
Doc Name
Attachment G-4, Preliminary Drainage Report
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Lafarge West, Inc.
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Pond 5C has a surface area of 2 acres and an available storage volume for storm water capture of <br />11.4 acre-feet above the normal pool. The contributing drainage area to this pond includes <br />Subbasin RB14 for a total drainage area of 65 acres. <br />Comparison of Existing, Mining, and Reclaimed Conditions <br />Mining operations and site reclamation either will not change or will significantly reduce the <br />drainage area and historical runoff leaving the site from each of the nine historical basins. At <br />Design Point DP1 which includes Subbasins H1, RB1, and RB2, the peak flow rate reduces from <br />the historical condition rate of 203.0 cfs to a reclaimed condition rate of 69.5 cfs. The drainage area <br />contributing to flow leaving the site reduces from the historical condition of 194 acres to a <br />reclaimed condition of 134 acres. The Phase 1 mining condition is the same as the historical <br />condition. <br />At Design Point DP2 which includes Subbasins H2, P1-14, R133, and R134, the peak flow rate <br />reduces from the historical condition rate of 87.9 cfs to a reclaimed condition rate of 63.5 cfs. The <br />drainage area contributing to flow leaving the site reduces from the historical condition of 159 acres <br />to a reclaimed condition of 107 acres. The Phase 1 mining condition is the same as the historical <br />condition. <br />At Design Point DP3 which includes Subbasins H3, RB 13, and RB 14, the peak flow rate reduces <br />from the historical condition rate of 283.0 cfs to a reclaimed condition rate of 125.8 cfs. The <br />drainage area contributing to flow leaving the site reduces from the historical condition of 196 acres <br />to a reclaimed condition of 131 acres. The Phase 1 mining condition is the same as the historical <br />condition. <br />At Design Point DP4 which includes Subbasins H4 and R1312, the peak flow rate for both reclaimed <br />and Phase 1 mining conditions remains unchanged from the historical condition rate of 122.1 cfs. <br />The drainage area contributing to flow leaving the site remains unchanged from the historical <br />condition of 97 acres. <br />At Design Point DP5 which includes Subbasins H5, R1315, R1316, and R1317, the peak flow rate <br />reduces from the historical condition rate of 20.2 cfs to a reclaimed condition rate of 11.2 cfs. The <br />drainage area contributing to flow leaving the site reduces from the historical condition of 28 acres <br />to a reclaimed condition of 12 acres. The Phase 1 mining condition is the same as the historical <br />condition. <br />At Design Point DP6 which includes Subbasins H6, R139, RB9, RB 10, and RB 18, the peak flow <br />rate reduces from the historical condition rate of 24.7 cfs to a reclaimed condition rate of 9.7 cfs. <br />The drainage area contributing to flow leaving the site reduces from the historical condition of 57 <br />acres to a reclaimed condition of 30 acres. The Phase 1 mining condition is the same as the <br />historical condition. <br />At Design Point DP7 which includes Subbasins H7 and RB11, the peak flow rate for both reclaimed <br />and Phase 1 mining conditions remains unchanged from the historical condition rate of 11.4 cfs. <br />The drainage area contributing to flow leaving the site remains unchanged from the historical <br />condition of 22 acres. <br />-13- Revised Preliminary Drainage Report.doca
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