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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M1973021
IBM Index Class Name
REPORT
Doc Date
2/2/2010
Doc Name
Geotechnical Addendum- 2009 Annual Report
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Aggregate Industries-WCR, Inc.
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DRMS
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Annual Fee/Report
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DB2
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Further, no features were observed that are anticipated to cause large block size failures. <br />Markland orientation data indicates very low probability of wedge or toppling failures. <br />Markland orientation data also indicates a low probability of plane failure; the plane <br />failures are most probable on the foliation surface when it dips out of the highwall face at <br />greater than approximately 38 degrees. The foliation orientation at several locations has the <br />potential for plane failure. However, from observations in the field, any blocks loosened in <br />this area will be limited in size and are anticipated to be caught on the bench below the <br />highwall. These results are similar to previous geotechnical addendum data. Therefore, <br />other projected failures are estimated to be limited to raveling of smaller blocks in <br />localized areas. These localized failures are not anticipated to extend further than the <br />bench width. <br />5.0 CONCLUSIONS <br />5.1 North Quarry <br />The observed condition of the slopes within the North Quarry appears to be stable. <br />Observations of the North Quarry include: <br />• No large scale failures in the past year. <br />• Minor accumulations of slough material and small rocks. <br />• Nearly all material was contained on adjacent bench surfaces with very little <br />evidence of material accumulation at the bottom of the North Quarry (observed <br />before the transfer of water from the Central Quarry). <br />5.2 Central Quarry <br />The observed condition of the slopes within the Central Quarry appears to be stable. <br />Observations of the Central Quarry include: <br />• No large scale failures in the past year. <br />• Minor accumulations of small rocks (up to 1 1/2 feet diameter) on bench surfaces. <br />• Nearly all material was contained on the adjacent bench surfaces with very little <br />evidence of the material proceeding down slope to subsequent benches or into the <br />water storage reservoir. <br />• The stabilized slope in the northeast section of the Quarry did not exhibit any <br />instability or large erosional features. <br />• The highwall face adjacent to the haul road did not exhibit any instability or large <br />erosional features. <br />-8- <br />Morrison Quarry Annual Report 2009 February 2010 <br />P:\23514\133-23514-10003\Deliverables\Deliv-0l-Annual Report\Annual_Report_2009_Geotech, 1-25-10.doc
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