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2011-11-28_PERMIT FILE - C1992081A (7)
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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1992081A
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
11/28/2011
Doc Name
Existing Facilities Area Conditions
Section_Exhibit Name
Tab 12 Attachment 12-1
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To the best of my knowledge, based upon my professional expertise and to <br />the extent possible, this haul road at the Seneca II -W Mine was <br />constructed with prudent state -of- the -art earthen construction. Further, <br />the structure was constructed in compliance with the approved design, to <br />the extent possible, as specified in Tab 13 of the approved permit. <br />Drainage control is provided by culvert and ditches and are listed in <br />Tables 1 and 2. Sediment control for stockpiles is provided by catchment <br />ditches and /or catchment basins as described in Attachment 13 -8. <br />The as -built haul road location, and the horizontal and vertical alignment <br />are shown on Exhibits 13 -11.1 through 13 -11.8. The road width is adequate <br />for the anticipated volume of traffic. <br />Density tests and proctors were taken to ensure proper compaction on all <br />fill areas. These test results are found in Addendum 3. All fill was <br />placed in accordance with specifications found in Tab 13 of the approved <br />permit. The road structure appears to be stable, evidencing no <br />indications of cracks, deep rutting, settlement, or slope instability. <br />Side cut slopes are 1.5H:1V or flatter with most cut slopes at 3H:1V. Cut <br />slope stability is not a problem at this time. The fill slopes are mostly <br />5H:1V with some slopes at 3H:1V which should cause no stability problems. <br />The as -built drawings replaced the design drawings. <br />To the best of my knowledge and belief, field adjustments made during the <br />construction of the structure are in conformance with the Rules and <br />Regulations and the intent of the approved designed plans and <br />specifications as approved by the Colorado Mined Land Reclamation <br />Oo RE/ <br />G ,t <br />Civisi��tpp <br />�•seaagw l*l *� 4+ <br />IVOV <br />U �� a <br />Ron GeArke � Date <br />. <br />Color .E. 199 ` <br />AL <br />• & &W <br />
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