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.i III I II I II I II IIII III <br /> 999 <br /> = v=Environmental <br /> Titan Environmental Corporation <br /> -939 E Arapahoe Rd , SUIte 230 <br /> E,nule\N ood. Colorado 80112 <br /> July 25, 1996 Phone (303) 850 985 2 <br /> Fax (303) 850-9910 <br /> 5101-004 <br /> Mr. Bryce Romig <br /> Environmental Coordinator <br /> limax Mine <br /> Highway 91 <br /> - 9��- 9 <br /> Climax, CO 80429 <br /> TRANSMITTAL <br /> j/'�As-Built Drawings,Documentation, and Certification <br /> Robinson Lake Cut-Off Wall <br /> Dear Bryce: <br /> As requested, Titan Environmental Corporation (TEC) has prepared as-built drawings, <br /> supporting documentation, and certification for the construction of the Robinson Lake <br /> cut-off wall at the Climax Mine. Also attached are photographs taken at various stages of <br /> construction which document the building of the cut-off wall. <br /> The original design for the cut-off wall which was submitted to the State Division of <br /> Minerals and Geology of the Colorado Department of Natural Resources, included the <br /> following features: <br /> • A single, 8-inch reinforced concrete cut-off wall constructed across the downgradient <br /> drainage of Robinson Lake. The cut-off wall was to be keyed into the underlying <br /> competent bedrock within a 24-inch (minimum) deep trench excavated into the <br /> bedrock; <br /> • A perforated, drainage collection pipe placed within a trench excavated on the <br /> upgradient side of the cut-off wall. The collection pipe would be wrapped in a <br /> geosynthetic cloth and surrounded with a coarse sand/gravel backfill to facilitate <br /> drainage; and <br /> • Two sumps connected by a manifold to the drainage collection pipe. These sumps <br /> would be used to remove ground water intercepted by the cut-off wall and convey it <br /> to the Robinson Reservoir. <br /> C\PROJECTS�5101-004\L,1525101 004 <br />