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DRMS Permit Index
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M1980244
IBM Index Class Name
REVISION
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2/28/2012
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VOL 5, Facility Design, Part 1: Table of Contents & Summary
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Cripple Creek & Victor Gold Mining Company Squaw Gulch Valley Leach Facility Design <br />4.2 Site Layout <br />The design and layout of the VLF were developed to achieve several key objectives. <br />The first objective included providing a geotechnically- stable layout, such that <br />acceptable slope stability factors of safety (FOS) could be achieved. The second <br />objective involved developing an effective remediation program for the underground <br />workings located within the VLF footprint area. The third objective included providing <br />adequate capacity for ore reserves. <br />4.3 Staged Construction <br />The engineering designs contained in this document are based on the best information <br />currently available, and provide a detailed description of the project features <br />associated with the VLF. Because construction will be implemented over many years, <br />it is anticipated that additional information may need to be submitted to the OMLR prior <br />to construction of certain project components. In those instances where the submittal <br />of further information is warranted, CC &V will provide issued - for - construction (IFC) <br />drawings and appropriate supporting documentation (e.g., calculations, narrative <br />explanations, etc.) to the OMLR containing design details and changes that are based <br />on site - specific conditions and constraints. Comparable to previous permitting and <br />approval activities, submittal of the IFC drawings and any supporting information is not <br />expected to require new approvals, but is intended solely to ensure that the OMLR is <br />aware of the phased implementation of the construction activities. It is recognized that <br />certain design changes may require OMLR review and approval as more detailed <br />information is provided pursuant to approval of this facility. <br />The VLF will likely be constructed in two stages, Phase 1 (refer to Drawing A205) and <br />Phase 2 (refer to Drawing A210). The limits of geomembrane liner for each phase <br />may vary somewhat from that contained in the design drawings presented herein. For <br />instance, CC &V may elect to install geomembrane liner to the inside limits of the haul <br />road for Phase 1 based on constructability (currently shown to the outside limits of the <br />haul road). The ultimate construction limits are shown on Drawing A100. The actual <br />limits may vary from those shown. Development of phases will be dependent on a <br />number of factors including, but not limited to, climatic conditions, mine sequencing, <br />contractor availability, and other related factors. <br />4.4 PSSA Embankment <br />During the initial construction of the VLF, the PSSA embankment will be constructed. <br />The embankment will serve multiple purposes, including providing containment for the <br />PSSA, location for ADR building relocation and supporting structures, and facilitate <br />relocation of State Highway 67, as illustrated in Drawing A207. <br />The PSSA earthen embankment has the following dimensions: <br />• Average height of 215 feet; <br />Project No.: 74201125G0 Page 18 <br />1 September 2011 <br />ameC° <br />
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