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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1981044
IBM Index Class Name
INSPECTION
Doc Name
Inspection Report
Inspection Date
2/9/2010
Email Name
JRS
Media Type
D
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DRMS Re-OCR
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Signifies Re-OCR Process Performed
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III. COMMENTS -COMPLIANCE <br /> Williams Fork Mines C-1981-044 <br /> Pg 1/3 9 February 2010 <br /> Below are comments on the inspection. The comments include discussion of observations <br /> made during the inspection. Comments also describe any enforcement actions taken <br /> during the inspection and the facts or evidence supporting the enforcement action. <br /> This was a complete inspection of the Eagle Mines conducted by Jim Stark of <br /> CDRMS. Brian Watterson of BTU-Empire accompanied me on the inspection. The <br /> mine is currently in temporary cessation and is only performing maintenance and <br /> monitoring activities. The mine is used for training for employees at the Foidel Creek <br /> Mine, and was being used for training on the day of the inspection. The inspection <br /> was conducted on the afternoon of 9 February 2010. The weather was cool and <br /> overcast and the ground covered with several inches of snow. <br /> Availability of Records: The records were brought to the inspection in three-ring <br /> binders by Brian Watterson (they are stored at the Foidel Creek Mine in Oak Creek, <br /> CO). The insurance certificate, which was noted as expired last quarter, has been <br /> replaced with the new certificate. BTUEC, however, needs to have the insurance <br /> certificate updated with the new mine name (Williams Fork Mines). This new <br /> certificate will need to be added to the records notebook and a copy will need to be <br /> sent to the Division. The bond document will also need to be changed to reflect the <br /> new mine name as well. A copy will need to be sent to the Division. Please see the <br /> DBMS Availability of Records form at the end of this inspection for more detailed <br /> information. <br /> Signs and Markers: - All of the necessary signs were in place as required. The west <br /> and east entrances along Colorado Highway 13 all have the appropriate signs. <br /> Stream buffer zone (and buffer zone exemption) signs were also in place as required <br /> along the Williams Fork River. All of the topsoil piles inspected had the proper <br /> signage, as required. Disturbance markers were in place. All of the Mine's ID signs <br /> need to be changed to reflect the mine's name change (to the Williams Fork Mines), <br /> which was approved with Minor Revision 48. <br /> Roads: - The mine access road is a gravel road. The access road was partially <br /> covered with snow and appeared to be well maintained and stable. There were no <br /> ruts or erosional problems noted on the road. <br /> - The roads on the east side of the mine were all covered with snow but appeared to <br /> be well maintained at the time of the inspection. There were no ruts or erosional <br /> problems noted on the roads on the East side of the mine (east of Hwy 13). <br /> Hydrologic Balance: - The Mine 5 dewatering ponds, 5-P5, 5-P6 and 5-P7, all <br /> contained water and were all stable at the time of the inspection. The ponds were <br /> discharging at the time of the inspection (from the outfall from Pond 5-P7). The pond <br /> discharge was very low compared to normal because the power to the pump in the <br /> mine was shut down because of work on a downed power line. <br />
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