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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1981008
IBM Index Class Name
REVISION
Doc Date
1/22/2010
Doc Name
Preliminary Adequacy Review Letter
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DRMS
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Western Fuels-Colorado
Type & Sequence
PR6
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MLT
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C-1981-008 <br />PR-06 PAR <br />22-Jan-2010 <br />Page 9 of 26 <br />duplicates of adjacent pages. Please review these pages, and remove any that are <br />truly blank or redundant. <br />Rule 2.05.3(4) - Ponds, impoundments, other treatment facilities and diversions <br />22. WFC submitted a re-design for Pond 01 1 and new As-built Certification. WFC indicates on <br />page 2.05.3(3)-14-2 that the drainage basins in both pre mine and post mine situations have <br />changed. The pre mine drainage basin should remain constant. <br />Please clarify and explain how the pre mine drainage basin situation has changed. <br />23. Pond 011 is being re-designed because it will receive a greater drainage area than originally <br />designed due to the decision by WFC to eliminate Pond 010. There are no proposed <br />changes to spillway configurations and only design input parameters will be modified. Both <br />the Engineering and Hydrologic Design and the As-Built SEDCAD demonstration were re- <br />submitted along with a new Map 2.05.3(3)-17 As-Built Certification. The revised <br />application materials presented for design and as built configuration are consistent. Only <br />one minor error was noted. The Stage Storage Curve on the new Pond 011, As Built shows <br />an incorrect principal spillway elevation as compared to the SEDCAD runs and the <br />approved As-Built Certification. <br />Please check this elevation and make the necessary correction to Map 2.053(3) -17. <br />24. The revised text on page 2.05.3(3)-12-3 does not clearly explain why a revised pond design <br />is necessary for Pond 012. In the third paragraph WFC states that "the post mine drainage <br />area is larger than the pre-mine", but also in that same paragraph states "the pre-mine <br />drainage area is 55.1 acres while the post mine area is 38.1 acres". This is inconsistent and <br />it is unclear if the as built pond is sufficient to handle the revised drainage area. If the As- <br />Built Certification is correct and no pond configuration changes are proposed then a new <br />design would be unnecessary. <br />Further, numerous inconsistencies were identified with the new Pond 012 design <br />information that was submitted with PR-6. The SEDCAD demonstrations for the l OYr and <br />25 Yr designs show fatal flaws in that the spillway elevations and dam height do not match <br />the approved Pond 012 As-Built (Map 2.05.3(3)-12-4). For example, the top of the dam on <br />the revised SEDCAD runs is 5610' and the top of embankment is 5613" on the As-Built. <br />The top of riser is 5611' on the As-Built (which would place the invert of the spillway one <br />foot above the top of dam as proposed with PR-6. In the new revised pond description (see <br />page 2.05.3(3)-12-4) the Emergency Spillway is shown at an elevation of 5609'which also <br />is not consistent with other information. There are no Emergency Spillway elevations <br />shown in the new SEDCAD demonstrations for either the l OYr or 25 Yr events. This <br />information is required for the 25Yr-event to show that the pond meets the requirements of <br />4.05.9 (7) (d).
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