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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M1990098
IBM Index Class Name
Revision
Doc Date
3/5/1996
Doc Name
ASSUMPTIONS FOR PERRY PIT BOND RECALCULATION 3/5/96
Type & Sequence
SI1
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U^ • • <br />III IIIIIIIII IIII III <br />999 <br />Assumptions for Perry Pit Bond Recalculation - 3/5/96 <br />1. Backfilling of southern and eastern boundaries. <br />A 25' setback 25' deep must be created (625 SF/linear foot) <br />along the southern boundary, in addition to the 937.5 SF to be <br />added to create a 3:1 slope (25' deep, 75' wide) along both the <br />southern and eastern boundaries. This equals: <br />600 LF (1562.5 SF) = 937,500 CF (southern boundary backfill) <br />700 LF (937.5 SF) = 656,250 CF (eastern boundary backfill) <br />Total material to be backfilled: 1,593,750 CF = 59,027 CY <br />The average push equals 400 feet. (See pictures for details) <br />2. Cut and fill of northern and western boundaries. <br />Cutting back the slopes along these boundaries to 3:1, where <br />the water is 25 feet deep, means that 1/2 x 37.5 x 12.5 = 234.37 SF <br />to be moved per linear foot of shoreline. 1300 LF x 234.37 SF = <br />304,687.5 CF = 11,284.7 CY to be cut and filled. <br />The average push equals 400 ft. <br />3. Revegetation. <br />Approximately 6.9 acres of the Phase I area are currently <br />lake, leaving approximately 15.6 acres disturbed which will need <br />revegetation. The seed mix is taken from the reclamation plan, <br />with seeds and seedlings of trees and shrubs added to the mix at a <br />rate of lpls/acre or 1 seedling/acre. <br />4. Dewatering of the pond, assumptions <br />The area of the pond at this time is 300,000 SF. It is 25 feet <br />deep, the total volume being 7.5 million CF or 56.1 million <br />gallons. The average 75hp pump with a lift of 25 feet can pump at <br />the rate of 150,000 gallons/hour. <br />In an 8 hour day, 1.2 million gallons of water can be pumped <br />out of the pond. The pump costs an average of $37/hour while <br />pumping and $5/hour when at rest (operator and maintenance costs <br />added). At the rate of 150,000 gal/hr, it will take 23.37 days for <br />two pumps to dewater the pond. <br />374 working hours x $37 = $13,838.00 <br />748 ownership hours x $5= $ 3,740.00 <br />Total: $17,578.00, approximately. <br />The NPDES permit to dewater the pit will cost $5,000.00. <br />~ 8ack~r~Gh~ <br />~, i <br />~a~ <br />L~5 <br />~S SF <br />?S <br />[": 1s' <br />~ r..~ ~~, <br /> <br />;~ <br />~aY.o~ <br />~"= 2eD~ <br />r <br />40e <br />30°~ <br />300 <br />~a~+ i~~ <br />Leo r <br />3eo' <br />m <br />-l I7~o~ <br />--~1 <br />Iv <br />
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