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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1981017
IBM Index Class Name
INSPECTION
Doc Date
12/12/1989
Doc Name
InspectionReports/ Documents for year 1989
Inspection Date
12/12/1989
Media Type
D
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INSPECTION REPORT Page 2 <br /> lamphouse yard . Recent construction disturbance on the yard caused <br /> by the installation of the mine water pipeline was not bermed <br /> properly to eliminate runoff from the area . The drainage from the <br /> yard is supposed to be addressed as a small area exemption which is <br /> acceptable but that was limited to the vehicular parking . On the day <br /> of the inspection, soil and coal fines from the construction were <br /> piled on the yard . In addition, a piece of mining equipment, was <br /> also stored on the outside of the area . Sediment laden water was <br /> flowing off of the area around and through the recent construction in <br /> ditches caused by earlier erosive forces of past runoff events . <br /> The second part of this violation was written for the discharge of <br /> water from the french drain on the Sutey Waste pile . I must admit <br /> that I have inspected the area during previous oversight inspections <br /> and have overlooked this violation . But it was pointed out to me as <br /> a violation that was missed and is now being addressed in this TDN . <br /> The french drain was built to carry seep flows occurring under the <br /> waste pile away from the fill so it would not saturate the area . <br /> That drain was not segregated from the infiltration occurring in the <br /> pile so it now receives drainage from the seeps as well as water In <br /> the structure itself . The third violation of the TDN was written <br /> for the failure to monitor groundwater in monitoring well GW--]- . <br /> According to company officials, a bottle was inserted in the well to <br /> pull a grab sample during their 2nd quarterly monitoring period . The <br /> bottle stuck part of the way down the pipe because the pipe is bent <br /> from movement within the waste pile . The filing date for that <br /> quarters monitoring was dated during July, their next quarter <br /> monitoring record was dated 10/24/89 . They did have some field <br /> sample results for the quarters so they are still able to gather <br /> information in the field but the grab sample was not possible due to <br /> the deformed structure . <br /> The fourth violation of this TDN was written for the failure to <br /> control and minimize water pollution from their surface coal mining <br /> operations . Two unlined eroded channels were noted on the outslope <br /> of the glory hole pad that drained into the floc pond area . I asked <br /> Mr . Thompson what had caused the erosion . He said that- part of the <br /> drainage was from the pad itself but most of it was coming from all <br /> overflowing mine wager tank on the upper end of the pad . I asked him <br /> why it was overflowing, he responded by saying that they did not have <br /> a shutoff float valve on the structure . Water from that as well as <br /> the yard runoff itself, flowed out over the outslope of the yard and <br /> was not contained in a drop structure from there, it flows out across <br /> the dryer pad and eventually ends up in the 001 pond treatment <br /> system. Steps should be taken to minimize the runoff through the <br /> bottom yard because of the fines that are picked up by the water and <br /> the nick points should armoured to reduce the contribution of solids <br /> to flow going through the pond system. <br /> The fifth violation of the TDN was written for the failure to <br /> diveort surface runoff from the outslope of the fill to properly <br /> designed channels on the rock tunnel dump. Ponding areas were noted <br /> In two places on the dump . The first area was created by trash <br /> stored in the winter area . The road into the dumping area is bermed <br /> per MSHA requirement but the bottom end of the road was not open <br /> because trash was piled in that: area thus creating an infiltration <br /> zone on the face of the fill . The second area on the, fill, is * more <br />
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