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C1981017
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GENERAL DOCUMENTS
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6/14/1990
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General Correspondence
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Pik kn to., t i� �1 e t�ut; <br /> AUG 2 0190', <br /> INTEROFFICE CORRESPONDENCE <br /> MINED LAND <br /> TO: Doug Bowman ;3ECLAItIATION DIVISION, <br /> FROM: Tom Johansen <br /> SUBJECT: Sedimentation Fonds Inspection, July 1985 <br /> Date: August 9, 1985 <br /> On July 25,26 and 29, 1985 an inspection was made of <br /> all Mid-Continent Resources` Coal Basin sedimentation ponds. <br /> The inspection was made by Wesley Huff , Hydrologist and Tom <br /> Johansen, P.E. , both experienced in ponds maintenance and <br /> inspection. <br /> The purpose of the inspection was to ensure that the <br /> structures were stable and hazard-free and to satisfy the <br /> requirements of Rules 4.05.b(1 1) (c) and 4.05.9(10) (b) of the <br /> Colorado Mined Land Reclamation Division. The inspection <br /> consisted of a visual examination of embankments, spillways <br /> and outlets; and measurement of water and sediment levels <br /> and discharge volumes. <br /> All ponds were accessible during the time of <br /> inspection. The inspection included a walkaround <br /> reconnaissance of embankments and spillways. Water levels <br /> were measured based on past survey information. <br /> Sedimentation levels were estimated based on a prodding <br /> stick and knowledge of last cleanout date. Several ponds <br /> were in the process of being cleaned or repaired following <br /> an unusually severe spring and wet summer. <br /> There are a total of 34 registered ponds within the <br /> Coal Basin sedimentation control area. The attached table <br /> summarizes the status of each at the time of inspection. <br /> We certify that the Coal Basin mines site sedimentation <br /> control ponds have been inspected to the best of our ability <br /> and in accordance with inspection guidelines prepared by the <br /> Colorado State Engineers office. <br /> Sincerely, <br /> Wesley Huf f;� N- yd�ol ogi st <br /> r <br /> ha sen, P. '� FO••� ��'�. <br /> cc: J.H. Turner b cc <br /> M.J.Turnipseed * 15658 W:*= <br /> Zz <br /> OF <br /> rrtttn�«�� <br />
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