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DRMS Permit Index
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C1982057
IBM Index Class Name
REVISION
Doc Date
10/21/2010
Doc Name
Seneca II-W SL-03 Inspection Memo
From
Jim Stark
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Dan Mathews
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SL3
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DTM
JRS
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outfall of stock tank T-26. It is difficult to compare the as-built channel profile to the <br />designed channel profile because of the significant changes made to this channel and <br />channel PM-2B. The following chart shows the GPS data for post-mining channel PM- <br />2D. <br /> <br />GPS Height <br />Northing <br />Easting <br />Z Corr. <br />Correct Z Exh D <br />Elev. <br />Z Diff. Exh 20- <br />5.9 <br />Station <br />7797.5 4469519.7 310387.4 40.620 7838.143 7838 -0.143 7800 0+00 <br />7922.6 4469374.0 310435.1 40.620 7963.179 7960 -3.179 7900 5+03 <br />7933.5 4469302.8 310436.1 40.620 7974.095 7970 -4.095 7949 7+36 <br />8006.0 4469183.8 310441.2 40.620 8046.647 8048 1.353 8051 11+27 <br />8019.7 4469147.8 310452.5 40.620 8060.369 8060 -0.369 8091 12+50 <br />8076.5 4469087.0 310469.8 40.620 8117.160 8110 -7.160 14+58 <br />8099.1 4469033.1 310428.8 40.620 8139.690 8136 -3.690 16+80 <br />- Channel PM-2E runs from southeast to northwest and intercepts channel PM-21) at <br />approximately station 11+27. The channel has an as-built length of approximately 497 <br />feet and a designed length of approximately 509 feet. The channel design specifies a <br />bottom width of 3 feet, an overall depth of 0.6 feet and a lining of 6 inch riprap. The <br />observed channel bottom width was between 7 and 20 feet, its depth was between 1 and 2 <br />feet and its lining was 4-18 inch riprap. The as-build channel location is approximately <br />25 feet west of the design location, primarily due to the change in location of channel <br />PM-213. The as-built channel PM-2E does, however, generally follow the designed flow <br />path. The channel had a fair amount of vegetation growing in the riprap and no visible <br />signs of erosion. The as-built channel profile is less than four feet lower than the <br />designed channel profile and maintains an identical grade. The following chart shows the <br />GPS data for post-mining channel PM-2E. <br /> <br />GPS Height <br />Northing <br />Easting <br />Z Corr. <br />Correct Z Exh D <br />Elev. <br />Z Diff. Exh 20- <br />5.9 <br />Station <br />8006.7 4469184.5 310446.4 40.620 8047.282 8050 2.718 8050 0+00 <br />8048.7 4469141.5 310508.4 40.620 8089.326 8092 2.674 8094 2+48 <br />8092.7 4469066.6 310520.4 40.620 8133.322 8136 2.678 8134 4+97 <br />- Channel PM-3 runs along the north side of the Seneca II-W South area and flows from <br />northeast to southwest. It flows into channel PM-2 and ultimately into Pond 016A. The <br />channel has an as-built length of 2,655 feet and a designed length of approximately 2,735 <br />feet. The channel design specifies a bottom width of 3 feet, an overall depth of 1.1 feet <br />and a lining of either 6 inch riprap or TRM. The observed channel bottom width was <br />between 4 and 10 feet, its depth was between 1 and 3 feet and its lining was either 9 inch <br />riprap or TRM, depending on the location. The as-built channel location was basically <br />the same as the designed channel location but the as-built channel does not meander as <br />much in the middle portion and it does not go up the regraded slope as high as the <br />designed channel. The channel itself was stable with very little erosion, although there <br />was some filling going into the channel and areas on the north side of the channel with
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