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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1981012
IBM Index Class Name
REVISION
Doc Date
2/13/2012
Doc Name
Proposed Revised Pages
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J.E. Stover & Associates, Inc
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DRMS
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PR4
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JHB
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TH -201- Piezometers installed on the lowest, second and third benches of the Refuse <br />TH -203: Disposal Area fill to determine the level of the piezometric surface within the <br />embankment. <br />NE -033: Grab samples from the sewage treatment plant intake and discharge. <br />NEW -2: A sample from the New Elk East Portal shaft, used to assess the rate of flooding <br />and the quality of water in the New Elk workings. <br />NEW -3: A sample from the Apache Canyon shaft, used to assess the rate of flooding and the <br />quality of water in the New Elk mine workings following sealing. <br />NEW -4: A sample from the return water line shaft into the New Elk mine workings. This <br />site is located north of the preparation plant adjacent to containment area 3, and will <br />be used to assess the water level elevation in the mine as well as the quality of the <br />water. <br />Thickener This site was established to monitor flows from the New Elk pump thickener into <br />Pump the New Elk workings (TR -34), once initiated. <br />Recycling This site was established to document the pumping of water from the New Elk <br />Pump workings at NEW -4 to the prep plant, once initiated. <br />In addition to the monitoring points listed above, three monitoring wells were installed <br />for the New Elk Mine in 2010. Wells NE -1 -10, NE- 6 -10a, and NE -6 -10b are completed in the <br />Allen, Apache, and Blue coal seams, respectively, and are designed to monitor water level and <br />water quality. Monitoring well NE -1 -10 is located southeast of the planned Allen Seam mining <br />area. Wells NE- 6 -10a, and NE -6 -10b are located down dip about 1.5 miles northeast of the <br />Allen Seam mining area. Completion details for the wells are included in Exhibit 8(4). Eight <br />monitoring wells were drilled during 2011. They are all located south of the permit boundary. Well NE- <br />05-11 has completions in the Allen, Maxwell, Red and Apache Seams. Well NE -08 -11 has completions <br />is the Allen, Maxwell, Apache and Blue Seams. The wells will be monitored quarterly for water <br />levels and field and laboratory parameters presented in Table 28. Five wells that were part of the <br />Golden Eagle Mine (C1981013) permit will be incorporated into the monitoring program at the <br />New Elk Mine. The transferred wells are SF -2, NM -20, NM -21, NM -22, and NM -23. NM -20 is <br />completed at a total depth of 507 ft approximately 764 ft above the Maxwell seam. NM -21, a <br />well located between Snake and Gold Canyons, was established to monitor the level of water in <br />the Maxwell coal seam. NM -22 is completed in the overburden 791 ft above the Maxwell seam. <br />NM 23 is completed in the Maxwell seam at a total depth of 1,388.9 ft. Station SF -2, a well <br />located in the upper reaches of Cherry Canyon, was established to monitor the level of <br />groundwater in overburden. The monitoring schedule is included in Table 27. This information <br />will be be used to evaluate the impact of mining activities on groundwater. The monitoring <br />results for the wells will be included in the Annual Hydrology Report. <br />PR -04 2.05 -90f Revised 02/09/12 <br />
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