2012-01-17_INSPECTION - C1981010 (2)

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January 12, 2012 C -1981 -010 /Trapper Mine JLE Number of Partial Inspection this Fiscal Year: 8 Number of Complete Inspections this Fiscal Year: 2 Page 3 of 7 embankment appeared stable. Johnson #7; the pond was holding water but was snow and ice covered. The sediment marker was in place but was covered with snow and ice. The spillway was functioning properly. Johnson #8; the embankment appeared stable and vegetated. The pond was holding water but was snow and ice covered. The spillway appeared to be functioning property. Johnson #9; the embankment appeared stable and vegetated. The sediment marker was in p lace. The pond was holding water and the spillway appeared to be functioning. Impoundment H; this pond was holding water and the spillway appeared to be functioning. The pond slopes were stable and vegetated. West Pyeatt #1; this pond was holding wa ter. The embankment appeared stable. West Pyeatt #2; the spillway appeared to be functioning. The sediment marker was in place. The embankment was stable. Middle Pyeatt #3; this pond was dry. The sediment marker was in place. A badger hole was not ed in the embankment. According to Mr. Roberts, this is a common issue for ponds that are consistently dry and are repaired when needed. Middle Pyeatt #2; this pond was dry. The spillway was in place and stable. The embankment was stable and vegetate d. Middle Pyeatt #1; this pond was holding water but was not discharging. The spillway and sediment markers were in place. East Pyeatt #1; this pond had been cleaned out last year. The embankment was stable and vegetated. East Pyeatt #2; this pond was holding water. The embankment was stable and the spillway was in place and functioning. The sediment marker appeared to be in place but was covered with snow and ice. Middle Flume #1; this pond was snow covered. The embankment was stable and veget ated. The spillway and flume were in place and appeared to be functioning properly. East Middle Flume; TMI is no longer pumping water from East A pit into this pond. The pond is holding water and the embankment is stable. The western pond slope has a small gully developing. The gully does not appear to have changed since the last inspection and is not very large. However, this gully will need to be repaired.