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Dam Safety
Document Date
10/1/1982
Document Type - Dam Safety
Report
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3
Dam ID
200224
Subject
HOMESTAKE TAILING POND, LOWER DAM - REMEDIAL MEASURES CONSTRUCTION REPORT
DWR Send/Recipient
DSB
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DAPPOLONIA CONSULTING ENGINEERS, INC.
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1-z <br />measures described in this report represent further efforts by Homestake to <br />prevent seepage from progressing downstream and to determine remedial measures <br />to reduce the amount of seepage occurring from the pond. <br />The slurry wall cutoff, located downstream from the lower tailings dam as <br />E shown in Figure 2, was installed to intercept surface flow and ground water <br />seepage originating from the tailings pond. The intercepted seepage is to be <br />forced to the surface, collected, and returned by a pump -back system located <br />immediately upstream from the slurry wall. <br />iFive new monitoring wells were installed at the toe of the tailings dam and <br />downstream from the slurry wall cutoff to monitor ground water levels and <br />water quality before and after construction. Monitoring of these wells allows <br />assessment of the performance of the remedial construction measures. <br />The design, construction of the remedial measures for the lower tailings dam <br />are described in the following sections of this report. The monitoring wells, <br />the slurry wall cutoff and pump -back system, and dam grouting are discussed <br />separately. .Recommendations for further monitoring activities are also <br />presented. <br />Location of the nine <br />grout holes used in the grouting of the <br />lower tailings <br />dam foundation, are <br />shown in <br />Figure 2. The grouting was an <br />investigative <br />experimental program <br />intended <br />to determine if grouting could <br />significantly <br />reduce seepage beneath the dam, <br />and also to stop as much seepage <br />under the dam <br />as possible. <br />iFive new monitoring wells were installed at the toe of the tailings dam and <br />downstream from the slurry wall cutoff to monitor ground water levels and <br />water quality before and after construction. Monitoring of these wells allows <br />assessment of the performance of the remedial construction measures. <br />The design, construction of the remedial measures for the lower tailings dam <br />are described in the following sections of this report. The monitoring wells, <br />the slurry wall cutoff and pump -back system, and dam grouting are discussed <br />separately. .Recommendations for further monitoring activities are also <br />presented. <br />
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