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2012-02-28_PERMIT FILE - C2009087A (4)
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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C2009087A
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
2/28/2012
Doc Name
Permit Area
Section_Exhibit Name
2.05.3 Operation Plan - Permit Area
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RULE 2 - PERMITS <br />• Lube Storage — Includes Storage Tanks <br />• Bath House <br />• Fuel Tanks <br />• Substations — Internal substations are required facility area, main substation belongs to YVEA <br />• Pond 002 Pump Facility — facility to remain as permanent as required by the State Engineer's <br />Office <br />• Office <br />• Water Well <br />• Parking lots, fences, roads, and ancillary structures (including culverts) associated with the <br />previously mentioned features/structures <br />• A security building will be constructed at the boundary to the property. The security building <br />will be a 12 x 40 foot wood -frame structure on a 15 x 45 foot, 4 -inch thick concrete slab. <br />• A modular bathhouse 24 feet wide and 70 feet long will be placed between the shop and <br />existing bathhouse. The temporary building will be placed on 9 concrete sleepers poured on 8 <br />foot centers. Each sleeper will be 20 feet long, 2 feet wide and 1 foot deep. <br />• A pump house at the Wadge Pond will be constructed to pump water out of the pond to the 1 <br />million gallon water storage tank. The pump house will be 20 feet by 30 feet and be <br />constructed on a concrete slab of the same size 8 inches in thickness. <br />Mine facilities in the north end were previously bonded under the former Seneca II Mine. On <br />approval of the PSCM Permit, the performance bond for these facilities and the associated <br />disturbance areas were transferred to PSCM. A description of those features /structures and the <br />associated bond amounts are presented in Exhibit 2.05.3 -E1, Mine Facilities (North End) Details. <br />There will be additional facilities constructed or relocated to facilitate operations. These facilities <br />include: <br />Bath House /Septic System - A new septic system will be installed to accommodate the two (2) <br />bathhouses for the mine employees. The septic system will include the following; <br />• Building Cleanouts <br />• New Septic Tanks — One 1,000 gallon, single- compartment, pre-cast concrete tank will serve <br />as the primary septic tank for both bath houses and will be followed by a 1,000 - gallon, pre- <br />cast concrete, two - compartment tank that will serve as the dosing tank. Primary treated <br />effluent from the septic tank will gravity flow to the 1,000 - gallon dosing tank adjacent to the <br />drainfield. <br />• Septic Daainfield — The drainfield consists of two, 11.3 ft by 68 ft long chambered sections. <br />Runoff from the area disturbed will be directed to the Shop Diversion Ditch which reports to <br />Pond 003. During construction, BMPs (e.g. wattles, berms, etc.) will be employed to direct <br />the runoff and control runoff and sedimentation from entering the adjacent undisturbed area. <br />The existing drainfield, located to the southwest of the existing bath house will remain in place, but <br />be converted, through replumbing to accept the backwash from the existing water softener. The new <br />drainfield setback is 100 feet from Little Grassy Creek which meets the CDPHE and Routt County <br />setback restrictions. The locations are shown on Map 2.05.3 -M1B. <br />MR -07 2.05 -11 Revision 02/12 <br />
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