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HomeMy WebLinkAboutDRC-2013-004642 - 0901a06880427d71Department of Environmental Quality Amanda Smith Executive Director GARY R. HERBERT Governor DIVISION OF RADIATION CONTROL Rusty Lundberg Director DRC-2013-004642 SPENCER J. COX Lieutenant Governor April 15 ,2014 DRC-2014-002803 Kathy Weinel Quality Assurance Manager Energy Fuels Resources (USA) Inc. 225 Union Blvd. Suite 600 Lakewood, Colorado 80228 RE: DRC Inspection Module RADMOD-AFIL-01, November 4, 2013; RML UT1900479 Dear Ms. Weinel: Inspection Module RADMOD-AFIL-01 was conducted on November 4, 2013, by the Division of Radiation Control (DRC) at the White Mesa Mill. The inspection focused on the Mill's operational aspects of alternate feed and insitu leach facility materials. No discrepancies were noted as all items inspected met applicable regulatory requirements and site procedures. Please continue to remember that radiation safety is the responsibility of the licensee. Thank you for your cooperation in this matter. If you have any questions or concerns regarding this letter, please contact Kevin Carney at (801) 536-4250. Sincerely, Rusty Lundberg, Director RL/KJC:kc cc: Ron Nieves, Site RSO 195 North 1950 West • Salt Lake City, UT Mailing Address: P.O. Box 144850 • Salt Lake City, UT 84114-4850 Telephone (801) 536-4250 • Fax (801-533-4097 • T.D.D. (801) 536-4414 www.deq.utah.gov Printed on 100% recycled paper INSPECTION REPORT Inspection Module: Inspection Location: RADMOD AFIL-01 White Mesa Mill, Blanding Utah RM License: UT1900479 Inspection Items: Inspection Date: Inspectors: Alternate Feed/Insitu Leach Facility Materials November 4, 2013 Kevin Carney, Utah Division of Radiation Control (DRC) Personnel Contacted: David Turk, Ron Nieves and Dan Hillsten. Governing Documents: • Radioactive Material License UT 1900479 • License Renewal Application dated February 28, 2007 • 10CFR20 • Utah Administrative Code R313 -15 Inspection Summary The inspection was a verification of compliance with Utah Rules, 10CFR20 and White Mesa Mill (the Mill) procedures as they pertain to the Mill's operational aspects of alternate feed and insitu leach (ISL) facility materials. The inspection consisted of a review of records, site observations and interviews with the Radiation Protection Staff as well as other personnel on site. Discrepancies No discrepancies were noted during the inspection. Inspection Items The inspection was divided into two main sections: • Alternate Feed Material • Insitu Leach Facility Material The inspection outlines are noted below according to section: 1 of Page 2 C:\Documents and Settings\kcarney.UTAH\My DocumentsU le2 RMLs\Energy Fuels Resources - White Mesa\Inspections\2013 InspectionsVAFIL- 01\AFIL Inspection Report 4-14-2014.doc Alternate Feed Material This section of the inspection consisted of direct observation and inspection of records. A walk-through of the Mill was made to verify radiological postings as well as personnel protective equipment (PPE) and monitoring requirements at the Alternate Feed Circuit of the Mill. No processing of alternate feed material was being performed at the time of the inspection. Only routine cleanup and maintenance operations were underway. All observed personnel were wearing proper dosimetry and PPE. All postings and air monitoring locations were found to be adequate. All alternate feed materials were found to be properly stored on the Ore Pad. A review of Mill records demonstrated compliance with disposal cell capacity requirements and weekly Alternate Feed Storage Area inspection frequencies. No findings were noted during the inspection. Insitu Leach Facility Material This section of the inspection consisted of a review of documents associated with Insitu Leach Facility disposal activities. All ISL material received this year has been taken to the disposal cell. No ISL waste material was found to be stored on site at the time of the inspection. No ISL waste material from any single source exceeded 5000 cubic yards. All ISL waste material received by the Mill was disposed of in Cell 3. All ISL material received in 2013 was in the form of soil-filled drums. All drums were determined to be full prior to disposal. No ISL equipment was received in 2013. Findings No findings were identified during the inspection. Conclusion and Recommendations No violations are recommended for this inspection. Recommendation for Next Inspection None. Reviewed By: Prepared By: Phillip Goble Kevin Carney 2 ofPage 2 C:\Documents and Settings\kcarney.UTAH\My DocumentsU le2 RMLs\Energy Fuels Resources - White Mesa\Inspections\2013 InspectionsVAFIL- 01\AFIL Inspection Report 4-14-20J^fcc 7^ UTAH DIVISION OF RADIATION CONTROL RADIATION PROTECTION INSPECTION MODULE RADMOD-AFIL-01 ALTERNATE FEED/INSITU LEACH FACILITY MATERIALS DENISON MINES - WHITE MESA URANIUM MILL RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL LICENSE UT 1900479 References: Radioactive Material License UT1900479, License Renewal Application dated February 28, 2007, Radiation Protection Manual, Section 5, 10CFR20, Utah Administrative Code R313-15. Alternate Feed Material (License Conditions 10.1,10.6 through 10.19) 1. Review the alternate feed manifests from the last year. Determine the last time a shipment was received, How much material has been accepted over the course of the project. (License Condition 10.6 through 10.19) Generator Name Corresponding License Condition Date of Last Shipment Amount Received (lbs) Storage Location/Processed Linde No Longer Taking This Waste Ashland 1 No Longer Taking This Waste Ashland 2 No Longer Taking This Waste St. Louis No Longer Taking This Waste Maywood No Longer Taking This Waste NTS Cotter No Longer Taking This Waste Honeywell 11/25/2013 29,640 Ore Pad Cabot 10.9 None This Year Allied Signal No Longer Taking This Waste Rhone-Pouenc No Longer Taking This Waste Cameco KF 10.11 7/15/2013 38,460 Ore Pad Cameco UF4 10.11 7/29/2013 32,414 Ore Pad Cameco Calcine 10.11 5/7/2013 31,997 Ore Pad Cameco Phosphate 10.11 9/16/2013 21,780 Ore Pad WR Grace No Longer Taking This Waste Heritage No Longer Taking This Waste Molycorp No Longer Taking This Waste FMRI 10.19 10/29/2013 36,140 Ore Pad 2. Have any alternate feeds been accepted that were not approved through a License Amendment? Yes • No \X Comments: None were identified during the inspection. Dn^ 1 nfl 3. How much tailings cell disposal Opacity does the mill have left at the tinrSIr the inspection? 3.286.533 drv tons as of December 1. 2013r as per email from Jo Ann Tischler on December 23. 2013 4. How much alternate feed/ore/ISL material does the mill have onsite? Unprocessed material on site: A/F: Fansteel - 2.596 Tons (dry): IIF4/Regen/CaF2 - 11 5 Tons; Ore: 13.140 Tons. No TSF material currently on sits, 5. Does the amount of alternate feed/ore/ISL material exceed the tailing cell capacity? Yes G No ^ Comments: Observe the new Alternate Feed Circuit being used. 6. Which Alternate Feed is currently being processed? Comments: Cameco UF4. The Mill is processing 4 drums per day. The day's drums were already processed bv the time the inspectors arrived on site. 7. What PPE is being used? Alternate Feed Circuit Drum Dumping Node PPE Observed Y/N PPE Requirements (check applicable) Hard Hats Safety Glasses Safety Boots Rubber Boots Coveralls • Tyvek Hearing Resp. Lab Coat Gloves • • • Disp. Gloves Face Shields Rubber Suits Other • • • • • • • • Alternate Feed Circuit UF4 Carbonate Digestion Node PPE Observed Y/N PPE Requirements (check applicable) Hard Hats Safety Glasses Safety Boots Rubber Boots Coveralls • Tyvek Hearing Respirators Lab Coats Gloves • • • • Disp. Gloves Face Shields Rubber Suits Other • • • • • • • • Alternate Feed Circuit NaOH Precipitation Node PPE Observed Y/N PPE Requirements (check applicable) Hard Hats Safety Glasses Safety Boots Rubber Boots Coveralls • Tyvek Hearing Respirators Lab Coats Gloves • • • • Disp. Gloves Face Shields Rubber Suits Other • • • • • • Alternate Feed Circuit NaOH Precipitate Filtration Node PPE Observed Y/N PPE Requirements (check applicable) Hard Hats Safety Glasses Safety Boots Rubber Boots Coveralls • Tyvek Hearing Respirators Lab Coats Gloves • • • • Disp. Gloves Face Shields Rubber Suits Other • • • • • • • • Alternate Feed Circuit Filter Cake Acid Re-Dissolution Node PPE Observed Y/N PPE Requirements (check applicable) Hard Hats Safety Glasses Safety Boots Rubber Boots Coveralls • Tyvek Hearing Respirators Lab Coats Gloves • • • • Disp. Gloves Face Shields Rubber Suits Other • • • • • • • • Alternate Feed Circuit Filtration After Acid Digestion of Filter Cake Node PPE Observed Y/N PPE Requirements (check applicable) Hard Hats Safety Glasses Safety Boots Rubber Boots Coveralls • Tyvek Hearing Respirators Lab Coats Gloves • • • • Disp. Gloves Face Shields Rubber Suits Other • • • • • • • • Alternate Feed Circuit Impurity Removal Node PPE Observed Y/N PPE Requirements (check applicable) Hard Hats Safety Glasses Safety Boots Rubber Boots Coveralls • Tyvek Hearing Respirators Lab Coats Gloves • • • • Disp. Gloves Face Shields Rubber Suits Other • • • • • • • • Comments: Only clean-up and maintenance operations were being performed at the AF circuit at the time of the inspection. 8. Is the Alternate Feed Circuit operated under an RWP or an SOP? Comments: RWPD SOP_ 9. Where are the air monitoring stations located for the Alternate feed Circuit? Comments: Monthly a/s taken above the dump station during operation. Breathing Zone sampling is used periodically on AF workers. ^mg performed at the Alternate feed Circ^ft 10. What type of air Monitoring is bemg performed at the Alternate feed Circ Comments: Monthly General Area sampling and BZ sampling. Sampling is performed for particulates using paper filters. 11. Is the Air Monitoring in the Alternate Feed Circuit adequate? Yes __ No _) Comments: Sampling seems to be adequate for the work being performed. Drums are opened under water and the risk of airborne activity is low during this operation. 12. Is the Alternate Feed Circuit appropriately posted? Yes [X] No I I 13. Is each area within the Alternate feed Circuit posted differently? Yes [~ No I I 14. How is/are the Alternate feed Circuit area(s) posted? Comments: Dump Station posted Radioactive Materials Area. Airborne Radioactivity Area. Other Areas in the circuit are posted Airborne Radioactivity Areas. 15. Do the postings reflect the current radiological conditions? Yes _ No D Comments: 16. Are area gamma monitors in the Alternate Feed Circuit located appropriately? Yes _ No Q Comments: Monitors are located at the North AF Pad, South AF Pad and the Dump Station. 17. What are the types of monitonng systems being used? Comments: TLD badges. 18. Describe the drum handling and loading into the Alternate Feed Circuit. Comments: No drum handling or loading operations were available for observation at the time of the inspection. Only clean-up and maintenance operations were being performed. Alternate Feed Material (Containerized Alternate Feedstock Material Storage Procedure) 19. Are all Alternate Feed materials stored on the Ore Pad? If no, then go to questions 20 through 24. If yes skip to question 25. Comments: All AF material is currently stored on the Ore Pad. Yes __ No [ 20. Where is the Alternate Feed, not on the Ore Pad, being stored? N/A _ Comments: 21. Is the Alternate Feed Material being stored on a Hardened Surface? Yes • No • N/A _] If No, Is the Alternate feed being stored in Over Pack containers? Yes [J No [J N/A [><_ Comments: 22. Are Alternate Feed Containers stfcKed no more then 2 wide and 2 high? _" Yes • No • N/A __ Comments: 23. Are Alternate Feed Containers being stored on planks or pallets? Yes __ No [_ N/A — Comments: 24. Are Alternate Feed Storage areas bermed? Yes • No • N/A __ Comments: 25. Are weekly inspections of the Alternate Feed Storage Areas being done and documented? Yes __ No • Comments: The Ore Storage Inspection Log was reviewed. AF materials stored on the Ore Pad are included in this inspection. Inspections were performed weekly throughout 2013. Insitu Leach Facility Material (License Condition 10.5) 26. According to License Condition 10.5 Part D "All disposal activities shall be documented". Review the disposal records from the past year. Describe how the shipments are documented. Comments: ISL materials are tracked via a spreadsheet. All ISL material received this year has been taken to the disposal cell. No ISL material was found to be stored on site at the time of the inspection. 27. Have any single source of ISL waste material exceed the disposal limit of 5,000 cubic yards per source? (License Condition 10.5.A) Comments: Yes [ No _ 28. Was all ISL waste material disposed in Cell #3? (License Condition 10.5.C) Comments: Yes __ No [ 29. Were all disposal activities properly documented? (License Condition 10.5.D) Comments: Yes __ No [ 30. Did the documentation show that all steps were taken to minimize void spaces? (License Condition 10.5.B) Yes __ No • Comments: All ISL material received in 2013 was in the form of soil-filled drums. All drums were determined to be full prior to disposal. No TSL equipment was received in 2013. Additional Comments: None. Q(Scored d^cArO i^v^c^^ A_ Sij^f Cc^^\(<^ JC Vic ci YTD On Pad ARIZONA ONE ORES CURRENTLY BEING RECEIVED JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC TOTAL TOTAL 1003.32 883.61 1621.02 2036.91 1610.67 1474.35 1538.08 757.25 878.00 1642.17 1619.92 15065.30 7909.77 Milled Milled Milled Milled Milled On pad On pad On pad On pad On pad On pad Tons on the Pad 13139.81 Pinenut JAN 0 FEB 0 MAR 0 APR 0 MAY 0 JUN 0 406.86 On pad 1317.08 On pad 967.85 On pad 991.30 On pad NOV 1546.95 On pad DEC YTD On Pad TOTAL 5230.04 TOTAL 5230.04 Arizona One: 3770 tons, dry Pinenut: 1724 tons, dry 5494 tons, dry Arizona strip ores. Regen: 57 drums CaF2: 12 drums Fansteel: 2596 tons, dry As of 9-26-13 RIS: RDLA ALTERNATE FEED Regen Material Cameco: Blind River Facility Date Received Weight Weight (kgs) (lbs) Tons Element Weight # of Units Actual Inventory as of 10/26/11 Drums Processed to Date 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2012 (2nd half) 2013 Total 85,362 84,989 65,382 60,926 59,169 26,941 21,963 27,177 188,154 187,333 144,114 134,293 130,420 59,383 48,411 59,903 404,731 952,011 94 94 72 67 65 30 24 30 446 68,240 5,248 4,485 4,430 4,437 1,741 1,647 1,760 91,988 568 342 285 285 285 114 114 114 2,107 2,234 114 2,348 2,348 228 0 Remaining 2013 (2nd half) 13,713 30,226 15 899 57 Remaining RIS: RDDW ALTERNATE FEED 11F4 Material Cameco: Port Hope Facility Date Received Weight (kgs) Weight (lbs) Tons Element Weight # of Units Processed 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 Total 386 180,143 345,399 73,415 0 55,910 174,296 850 397,071 761,329 161,822 0 123,237 384,184 0.4 198.5 380.7 80.9 0.0 61.6 192.1 662 118,201 113,744 52,609 0 39,210 115,264 599,343 1,828,493 914.2 439,690 1 815 1,234 188 0 264 492 2,994 All drums have been processed at this time. 593 Remaining Inventory: NJ O I—> CU NJ ZS CL _5 cu o oo h-oo cn 00 © cn I* \D cn sj O OJ NJ NJ O Ln NJ CO Si 00 00 NJ NJ NJ NJ NJ NJ N) O O O O O O O (—' I—1 I—1 h-4 o o o W M H O ID 00 vl W ^ Ol JM cn oo Vj UJ co cn M co vj w oo j-» NJ «sj sl O si O NJ UJ © O In NJ O Ol O O O O CD NJ O -J t—• o o OJ s] O CTi Oi OJ O OJ o CO o On O O O O si NJ o Ln h- O O O O O O jj— o~> u» h- si UJ O O CD 00 O CD CD ^ o O O cn J5* i3*1 "cn o I—4 00 cn fl) era cu n Q. Cn NJ Cn C 3 to -3 fl) 3 QJ _' _' era a QJ r+ fD 30 ft> o fD <' fD Q. U) TO V) TO s? - 2. 3 o o _ n O fD tu v) rf (/I ro ro o. — 30 r- — = 2 TO g I 3 ss. n < — O _ < TO > U QJ -h M 5 •P- 2 • • -< o DS = £7 RIS: RDDW Date Received Energy Fuels Scalehouse Weight Cameco Weight (kgs) Cameco Weight (lbs) LTERNATE FEED KF Material Cameco: Port Hope Facility Cameco Element Weight Tons (kgs) # of Drums Nuclear Material Trans. # Bill of Lading 1/8/2013 1/9/2013 1/14/2013 1/24/2013 3/8/2013 3/11/2013 3/25/2013 4/8/2013 4/15/2013 5/3/2013 5/13/2013 5/29/2013 6/10/2013 6/21/2013 7/5/2013 39,120 38,720 37,160 35,300 31,140 33,380 34,600 29,900 36,080 36,540 35,220 31,340 31,220 31,200 38,460 15,400 15,236 14,450 15,928 11,985 15,132 13,379 11,307 14,031 14,208 15,937 11,722 11,705 11,682 15,051 33,951 33,589 31,856 35,115 26,422 33,360 29,495 24,927 30,933 31,323 35,135 25,842 25,805 25,754 33,181 19.6 19.4 18.6 17.7 15.6 16.7 17.3 15.0 18.0 18.3 17.6 15.7 15.6 15.6 19.2 154 153 144 136 120 128 134 113 140 142 137 117 117 117 151 104 104 104 104 104 104 104 104 104 104 104 104 104 104 104 57041 57037 57047 57093 57274 57271 57334 57358 57408 57480 57562 57623 57700 57756 57796 72807 72801 72815 72878 73094 73088 73171 73209 73261 73352 73440 73512 73602 73673 73727 Total 519,380 207,153 456,690 260 2,003 1,560 RIS: RDDW Date Received JLTERNATE FEED UF4 Material Cameco: Port Hope Facility Weight (kgs) Weight (lbs) Tons Element Weight # of Units Trans. # Bill of Lading Description 1/8/2013 1/9/2013 1/16/2013 1/23/2013 2/1/2013 2/8/2013 2/28/2013 3/6/2013 3/15/2013 5/28/2013 5/31/2013 7/25/2013 7/26/2013 7/29/2013 7/29/2013 7/29/2013 12,764 9,982 8,988 10,658 7,797 8,470 8,871 5,898 12,493 8,889 10,615 12,533 13,989 13,311 14,304 14,703 28,140 22,006 19,815 23,497 17,189 18,673 19,556 13,003 27,542 19,597 23,402 27,630 30,840 29,345 31,535 32,414 14.1 11.0 9.9 11.7 8.6 9.3 9.8 6.5 13.8 9.8 11.7 13.8 15.4 14.7 15.8 16.2 6,987 6,352 6,295 7,389 5,458 5,929 6,209 4,129 8,745 6,222 7,431 8,106 9,048 8,610 9,252 9,102 53 19 19 18 18 19 19 20 60 22 32 38 39 38 39 39 57044 57046 57077 57081 57082 57083 57084 57086 57085 57564 57626 57936 57939 57941 57940 57942 72812 72814 72855 72862 72863 72864 72865 72867 72866 73444 73517 73886 73889 73891 73890 73892 M03903 M02597 M02617 M03797 M02593 HV1162 HV1226 HV1252 HV1246 HV1290 HV1089 M02791 SM73889 SM73891 SM73890 SM73892 Total 174,265 384,184 192.1 115,264 492 RIS: RDLA JLTERNATE FEED Regen Material Cameco: Blind River Facility Date Received Weight (kgs) Weight (lbs) Tons Element Weight # of Units Trans. # Ref # Description 2/8/2013 4/15/2013 9/16/2013 13,480.0 13,691.6 13,710 29,718.0 30,184.5 30,226 32.7 872.0 57 33.3 888.0 57 33.3 889 57 7871 RP2013-001 10026 RP2013-002 102990 RP2013-003 RP2012004 RP2013001 RP2013002 Total 40,882 90,128 99 2,649 171 / XTERNATE FEED Calcined Material RIS: RDLA Cameco: Blind River Facility Date Received Weight (kgs) Weight (lbs) Tons Element Weight # of Units Trans. # Reference # Description 1/14/2013 1/14/2013 2/8/2013 2/8/2013 2/25/2013 2/25/2013 3/1/2013 3/4/2013 3/4/2013 3/4/2013 3/11/2013 3/11/2013 3/13/2013 3/18/2013 3/25/2013 3/25/2013 3/26/2013 3/27/2013 4/1/2013 4/4/2013 4/5/2013 4/5/2013 4/9/2013 4/12/2013 4/12/2013 4/16/2013 4/22/2013 13,378.0 11,915.0 15,585.0 15,171.0 15,576.3 14,997.8 14,707.6 15,438.2 16,287.0 17,156.8 16,027.5 15,253.5 15,925.0 12,157.0 12,960.0 12,028.0 12,532.2 12,329.0 13,595.0 13,595.0 14,129.2 13,948.0 13,157.0 13,920.0 14,099.0 15,035.0 17,137.0 29,493.1 26,267.8 34,358.7 33,446.0 34,339.5 33,064.1 32,424.4 34,035.1 35,906.3 37,823.9 35,334.2 33,627.9 35,108.3 26,801.3 28,571.6 26,516.9 27,628.5 27,180.5 29,971.5 34,098.0 35,928.0 35,460.0 33,636.0 35,318.1 35,713.3 37,776.9 42,410.3 14.7 13.1 17.2 16.7 17.2 16.5 16.2 17.0 17.9 18.9 17.7 16.8 17.5 13.4 14.3 13.3 13.8 13.6 15.0 15.0 15.6 15.4 14.5 15.3 15.5 16.6 18.9 187 131 196 190 1346 638 213 218 100 127 84 72 90 61 125 90 76 105 245 193 212 224 243 223 198 1170 1580 100 14369 2013-001 20120052/20120053 100 14370 2013-002 20120054/20120055 100 14508 2013-004 20120058/20120059 100 14507 2013-003 20120056/20120057 100 14527 2013-005 20120060-20120061 100 14528 2013-006 20120062/20120063 100 14546 2013-008 20120066/20120067 100 14545 2013-007 20120064/20120065 100 14552 2013-010 20120070/20120071 100 14551 2013-009 20120068/20120069 100 14561 2013-011 20120072/20120073 100 14563 2013-013 20120076-20120077 100 14562 2013-012 20120074-20120075 100 14598 2013-014 20120078-20120079 100 14612 2013-018 20120086-20120087 100 14610 2013-016 20120082-20120083 100 14609 2013-015 20120080-20120081 100 14611 2013-017 20120084-20120085 100 14617 2013-019 20120088-20120089 100 14620 2013-022 20120094-20120095 100 14618 2013-020 20120090-20120091 100 14619 2013-021 20120092-20120093 100 14639 2013-023 20120096-20120097 100 14644 2013-024 20120098-20120099 100 14645 2013-025 20120100-20120101 100 14647 2013-027 20120104-20120105 100 14646 2013-026 20120102-20120103 4/22/2013 13,562.3 34,529.5 14.9 509 4/22/2013 13,650.0 34,720.0 15.0 264 4/22/2013 15,366.0 38,780.0 16.9 192 4/24/2013 15,180.0 38,096.8 16.7 228 4/26/2013 15,439.0 38,667.3 17.0 440 4/26/2013 15,007.0 37,713.6 16.5 196 4/26/2013 14,401.0 31,748.4 15.9 123 4/29/2013 14,762.0 32,544.3 16.3 413 5/6/2013 14,987.0 33,040.3 16.5 353 5/6/2013 15,120.0 33,333.6 16.7 324 5/6/2013 16,383.0 36,118.0 18.1 352 5/7/2013 14,514.0 31,997.6 16.0 465 Total 566,411 1,313,530 624 12,196 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 14687 14688 14690 14689 14701 14700 14699 14702 14719 14718 14717 14720 2013-028 2013-029 2013-031 2013-30 2013-034 2013-033 2013-032 2013-035 2013-038 2013-037 2013-036 2013-039 20120106- 20120108 20120112 20120110 20120118 20120116- 20120114- 20120120- 20120126- 20120124- 20120122- 20120128- 20120107 20120109 20120113 20120111 20120119 20120117 20120115 20120121 20120127 20120125 20120123 20120129 3,900 RIS: N/A Date Received FMRI Weight Weight (kgs) (lbs) White Weight (kgs) Mesa Weight (lbs) ALTERNATE FEED FMRI (Fan Steel) % Tons Moisture DRY TONS #of Units Container Bill of Lading 10/21/2013 10/22/2013 10/23/2013 10/24/2013 10/25/2013 10/28/2013 10/29/2013 16,329 16,458 16,349 16,362 16,313 16,334 16,430 35,998 36,284 36,044 36,071 35,964 36,011 36,221 16,112 16,420 16,166 16,329 16,275 16,293 16,393 35,520 36,200 35,640 36,000 35,880 35,920 36,140 17.8 18.1 17.8 18.0 17.9 18.0 18.1 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 54.96 40.53 42.95 37.47 44.49 47.80 40.10 8.00 10.76 10.17 11.26 9.96 9.38 10.82 GFLU GFLU GFLU GFLU GFLU GFLU GFLU 2023 2183 1143 1054 1193 0369 2193 FM-0673 FM-0678 FM-0679 FM-0676 FM-0674 FM-0675 FM-0677 Total 114,575 252,593 113,989 251,300 125.7 70 11 E-2 MATEI Kingsville RML#R03653 Date Received Weight lbs Tons cubic yrds 2/6/2013 28,980 14.5 13.0 2/14/2013 30,160 15.1 13.0 2/18/2013 32,500 16.3 13.0 2/22/2013 31,920 16.0 13.0 2/22/2013 28,860 14.4 13.0 2/22/2013 24,720 12.4 13.0 2/27/2013 29,060 14.5 13.0 2/27/2013 28,180 14.1 13.0 3/6/2013 32,000 16.0 13.0 3/22/2013 7,890 3.9 30.0 3/22/2013 7,890 3.9 30.0 3/22/2013 30,660 15.3 30.0 3/27/2013 29,920 15.0 30.0 3/27/2013 25,900 13.0 30.0 4/8/2013 28,840 14.4 30.0 4/22/2013 25,580 12.8 30.0 5/1/2013 27,260 13.6 30.0 5/1/2013 29,260 14.6 30.0 5/6/2013 29,400 14.7 30.0 5/6/2013 30,080 15.0 30.0 5/14/2013 29,040 14.5 30.0 5/22/2013 31,160 15.6 30.0 6/7/2013 30,040 15.0 30.0 6/7/2013 25,520 12.8 30.0 6/13/2013 28,040 14.0 30.0 6/19/2013 27,300 13.7 30.0 6/24/2013 27,900 14.0 30.0 6/28/2013 10,200 5.1 30.0 LS Bill of lading # Description 13KVD-002 1) Dirt 13KVD-003 1) Dirt 13KVD-001 1) Dirt 13KVD-005 1) Dirt 13KVD-006 1) Dirt 13KVD-004 1) Dirt 13KVD-007 1) Dirt 13KVD-009 1) Dirt 13KVD-008 1) Dirt 13KVD-011 2) Pipes 13KVD-012 2) Pipes 13KVD-010 1) Dirt 13KVD-014 1) Dirt 13KVD-013 1) Dirt 13KVD-015 1) Dirt 13KVD-018 1) Dirt 13KVD-017 1) Dirt 13KVD-019 1) Dirt 13KVD-020 1) Dirt 13KVD-016 1) Dirt 13KVD-021 1) Dirt 13KVD-022 1) Dirt 13KVD-022 1) Dirt * Same BOL number as 13KVD-023 1) Dirt 13KVD-026 1) Dirt 13KVD-025 1) Dirt 13KVD-027 1) Dirt 13KVD-032 2) Pipes 6/28/2013 10,200 5.1 30.0 7/3/2013 29,260 14.6 30.0 7/15/2013 29,020 14.5 30.0 7/17/2013 28,940 14.5 30.0 7/17/2013 29,080 14.5 30.0 7/22/2013 29,400 14.7 30.0 7/22/2013 30,620 15.3 30.0 7/26/2013 31,300 15.7 30.0 7/26/2013 29,940 15.0 30.0 8/2/2013 25,900 13.0 30.0 8/12/2013 31,520 15.8 30.0 8/14/2013 31,220 15.6 30.0 8/19/2013 30,780 15.4 30.0 8/19/2013 20,300 10.2 30.0 8/23/2013 29,600 14.8 30.0 9/9/2013 30,360 15.2 30.0 9/12/2013 30,400 15.2 30.0 9/16/2013 31,040 15.5 30.0 9/23/2013 29,700 14.9 30.0 9/25/2013 29,100 14.6 30.0 9/27/2013 28,560 14.3 30.0 9/30/2013 29,800 14.9 30.0 10/2/2013 31,320 15.7 30.0 10/4/2013 29,880 14.9 30.0 10/7/2013 33,180 16.6 30.0 10/9/2013 30,600 15.3 30.0 10/11/2013 28,880 14.4 30.0 10/14/2013 31,660 15.8 30.0 10/18/2013 7,620 3.8 30.0 10/18/2013 7,620 3.8 30.0 10/25/2013 30,060 15.0 30.0 11/1/2013 27,480 13.7 30.0 11/4/2013 30,480 15.2 30.0 11/4/2013 27,400 13.7 30.0 13KVD-033 13KVD-030 13KVD-028 13KVD-031 13KVD-029 13KVD-036 13KVD-034 13KVD-035 13KVD-037 13KVD038 13KVD040 13KVD041 13KVD042 13KVD039 13KVD043 13KVD044 13KVD045 13KVD047 13KVD048 13KVD049 13KVD050 13KVD051 13KVD052 13KVD046 13KVD053 13KVD054 13KVD057 13KVD056 13KVD059 13KVD060 13KVD055 13KVD068 13KVD061 13KVD071 2) Pipes 1) Dirt 1) Dirt 1) Dirt 1) Dirt 1) Dirt 1) Dirt 1) Dirt 1) Dirt 2) Pipes 1) Dirt 1) Dirt 1) Dirt 2) Pipes 1) Dirt 1) Dirt 1) Dirt 1) Dirt 1) Dirt 1) Dirt 1) Dirt 1) Dirt 1) Dirt 1) Dirt 1) Dirt 1) Dirt 1) Dirt 1) Dirt 2) Pipes 2) Pipes 1) Dirt 1) Dirt 1) Dirt 1) Dirt 11/18/2013 24,700 11/18/2013 30,120 11/21/2013 29,340 Total 1,774,640 12.4 30.0 15.1 30.0 14.7 30.0 887.3 1797.0 Remaining: 13KVD072 1) Dirt 13KVD073 1) Dirt 13KVD074 1) Dirt 2314.7 11 E-2 MATERIAL! DEC- La Palangana RML#R06062 Date Received Scale House BOL Ticketed Weight lbs Tons (scale ticket) cubic yards Units# Bill of lading # Truck # 1/21/21012 2/21/2013 4/12/2013 7/10/2013 11/7/2013 39,180 31,080 25,920 22,320 30,320 45,000 45,000 45,000 45,000 40,000 19.6 15.5 13.0 11.2 15.2 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 17.0 17.0 17.0 17.0 17.0 LP-14 LP-15 LP-16 LP-17 LP-18 48 48 815 815 815 Total 148,820 220,000 74.4 85.0 Remaining: 4743.5 11 E-2 MATERIALS UEC- South Texas Mining RML#R03626 Date Received Scale House BOL Ticketed Weight lbs Tons (scale ticket) cubic yards Units# Bill of lading # Trailer # 4/24/2013 8/6/2013 11/13/2013 21,680 28,560 26,100 45,000 45,000 40,000 10.8 14.3 13.1 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 17.0 15.0 17.0 HOB-93 HOB-137 HOB-138 15 15 815 Total 76,340 130,000 38.2 49.0 Remaining: 1012.5 11 E-2 MATERIALS URI Vasquez RML# L03653 Date Received Weight lbs Tons cubic yards Units# Bill of lading # Desc 6/6/2013 23,320 1L7 3O0 T002 13VAS-001 1\ Total 23,320 11.7 30.0 Remaining: 4924.3 11 E-2 MATERIALS Rosita Scale house Date Received Weight lbs Weight lbs Tons Cubic Yrd Bill of lading # Description 7/11/2013 23,960 26,000 12.0 3O0 13ROS-001 2)Pipes Total 23,960 26,000 12.0 30.0 Remaining: 4381.2 11 E-2 MATERIALS Mestena RML#RO5360 Scale House Date Received ticket lbs Weight lbs Tons cubic yards Unitsg Seal # ID# Description 1/24/2013 10,840 28,000 14.0 20.0 1 363 147 2) Pipes 2/13/2013 21,380 28,000 14.0 20.0 1 367 148 2) Pipes 4/15/2013 16,060 28,000 14.0 20.0 1 369 149 2) Pipes 6/3/2013 16,140 28,000 14.0 25.0 1 373 150 2) Pipes 6/3/2013 18,000 28,000 14.0 25.0 1 375 151 2) Pipes 9/20/2013 18,880 28,000 14.0 25.0 1 379 152 2) Pipes 10/10/2013 28,940 28,000 14.0 25.0 1 381 153 2) Pipes Total 130,240 196,000 98.0 160.0 7 Remaining: 1947.4 Date Received Weight lbs 11 E-2 MATERIALS Crow Butte- Cameco RML#SUA-1534 Total Tons cubic yards Units# 2/1/2013 3/13/2013 5/30/2013 5/31/2013 10/4/2013 21,200 19,800 27,460 19,840 21,780 10.6 9.9 13.7 9.9 10.9 0.0 30.0 30.0 30.0 30.0 30.0 Total 110,080 55.0 150.0 Remaining: shipment # W-l-13 W-2-13 W-3-13 W-4-13 W-5-14 Description 3) Drums 2) Pipes 2) Pipes 2) Pipes 2) Pipes 4050.0 Date Received Scalehouse Weight lbs 11 E-2 MATERIAL: Smith Ranch- Cameco RML#SUA-1548 Cubic yards per Tons container Units# Manifest # 1/4/2013 1/8/2013 1/10/2013 1/10/2013 1/16/2013 1/16/2013 1/18/2013 1/21/2012 1/25/2013 1/25/2013 5/8/2013 5/8/2013 5/9/2013 5/10/2013 5/10/2013 5/10/2013 5/10/2013 5/21/2013 5/22/2013 5/23/2013 22,940 22,860 27,560 26,780 20,720 22,540 28,320 28,200 15,260 15,260 26,640 26,500 12,840 12,780 12,780 15,220 15,220 14,020 29,820 33,120 11.5 11.4 13.8 13.4 10.4 11.3 14.2 14.1 7.6 7.6 13.3 13.3 6.4 6.4 6.4 7.6 7.6 7.0 14.9 16.6 13.00 13.00 13.0 13.0 13.0 13.0 13.0 13.0 24.7 24.7 13.0 13.0 18.0 17.3 10.0 10.0 3.5 24.7 13.0 13.0 1/13-1 1/13-2 1/13-3 1/13-4 1/13-5 1/13-6 1/13-7 1/13-8 1/13-10 1/13-9 5/13-12 5/13-11 5/13-13 5/13-14 5/13-15 5/13-16 5/13-17 5/13-18 5/13-19 5/13-20 Total 429,380 214.7 288.89 Remaining: Description 1) Dirt 2) Pipes 2) Pipes 2) Pipes 1) Dirt 1) Dirt 2) Pipes 2) Pipes 2) Pipes 2) Pipes 1) Dirt 1) Dirt 1) Dirt 2) Pipes 2) Pipes 2) Pipes 2) Pipes 2) Pipes 1) Dirt 1) Dirt 35 m m 02 OP • c D o tfc g I £ ^ c tub QJ .— c 2 5 E t. 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