DRC-2010-006162 - 0901a068801e4189

DENISO
MINES
November 15, 2010
iC-2010-006162
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Received
NOV 2010
Division of
Radiation Control
Oenlson Mines (USA) Corp.
1050 17tti Street, Suite 950
Denver, CO 80265
USA
Tel: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
www.denlsonniines.com
VIA OVERNIGHT DELIVERY
Rusty Lundberg, Executive Secretary
Utah Department of Environmental Quality
195 North 1950 West
P.O. Box 144810
Salt Lake City, UT 84114-4820
Re: State of Utah Radioactive Materials License No. UTI 900479.
Annual Technical Evaluation, White Mesa Mill Tailings Management System
Dear Mr. Lundberg:
Enclosed please find one (1) copy of the Annual Technical Evaluation of the White Mesa Mill Tailings
Management System, as required by license Condition 12,3. Per the June 21, 2010 DRC-04 revision of
Radioactive Material License UTI 900479, the due date in License Condition 12.3 for the Annual Technical
Evaluation has been changed to November 15. Hence, this evaluation is for the period of August 2009 through
October 2010. A CD containing electronic files of this report, in word searchable pdf fonnat, is also enclosed.
Please contact the undersigned if you have any questions or require any further infonnation.
Yours very truly,
DENISON MINES (USA) CORP.
Jo Ann Tischler
Director, Compliance and Permitting
cc; Rich E. Bartlett
Ron F. Hochstein
Harold R. Roberts
Steve R. Snyder
David E. Turi<
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MINES
November 15,2010
VIA OVERNIGHT DELIVERY
Rusty Lundberg, Executive Secretary
Utah Department of Environmental Quality
195 North 1950 West
P.O. Box 144810
Salt Lake City, UT 84114-4820
Re: State of Utah Radioactive Materials License No. UT1900479,
Denison Mines (USA) Corp.
1050 17th Street, Suite 950
Denver, CO 80265
USA
Tel: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
www.denisonmines.com
Annual Technical Evaluation, White Mesa Mill Tailings Management System
Dear Mr. Lundberg:
Enclosed please find one (1) copy of the Annual Technical Evaluation of the White Mesa Mill Tailings
Management System, as required by license Condition 12.3. Per the June 21, 2010 DRC-04 revision of
Radioactive Material License UT1900479, the due date in License Condition 12.3 for the Annual Technical
Evaluation has been changed to November 15. Hence, this evaluation is for the period of August 2009 through
October 2010. A CD containing electronic files of this report, in word searchable pdf format, is also enclosed.
Please contact the undersigned if you have any questions or require any further information.
Yours very truly,
DENISON MINES (USA) CORP.
~~
Jo Ann Tischler
Director, Compliance and Permitting
cc: Rich E. Bartlett
Ron F. Hochstein
Harold R. Roberts
Steve R. Snyder
David E. Turk
Annual Technical Evaluation
of the
White Mesa Uranium Mill Tailings Management System
For the Period of August 2009 through October 2010
prepared for
Denison Mines (USA) Corp.
in compliance with
State of Utah
l1e.(2) Byproduct Materials License # UT1900479
by
Steve R. Snyder, Mill Engineer
Harold R. Roberts, P.E
November 3 -4, 2010
Table of Contents
Evaluation Summary and Recommendations
Site Photographs
Annual Movement Monument Survey
Settlement Monitors
Summary of Monthly Solution Freeboard Measurements
Inspection Reports (December 2009)
Monthly Inspections for the Evaluation Period
(August 2009 through October 2010)
Evaluation Summary and Recommendations
Annual Technical Evaluation
of the
White Mesa Uranium Mill Tailings Management System
For the Period of August 2009 through October 2010
Evaluation Procedure
Denison Mines (USA) Corp. operates the White Mesa Uranium Mill under State of Utah 11e.(2)
Byproduct Materials License No. UT1900479, dated February 16,2005. The License incorporates
the White Mesa Mill's Standard Operating Procedures contained in the 1987 U.S. Nuclear
Regulatory Commission renewal application. These documents reference the White Mesa
Environmental Protection Manual, Section 3.1, Appendix E, Revision 1, dated December 1998, and
provide the methodologies for monitoring and evaluating the Tailings Management System.
Reference documents are listed in the Reference section at the end of this summary.
This Annual Technical Evaluation was performed on November 3rd and 4th, 2010, in accordance with
the White Mesa Mill Environmental Protection Manual and consisted ofthe following elements:
• Review ofthe Tailings Management System operation and maintenance procedures
and interviews with current site personnel and management to ensure there is an
adequate understanding of the requirements.
• Review of randomly selected daily, weekly, monthly, and quarterly inspection reports
to ensure established procedures are followed and that there are no irregularities that
have not been properly documented.
• Interview responsible personnel to verify that updated training has been given.
• Discuss with inspection personnel, as necessary, any non-routine or abnormal
occurrences noted during the review of the inspection reports.
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Tailings Management System
November 3 -4, 2010
• Inspection of the tailings embankments and appurtenances for signs of distress or
concern that could potentially affect the structural integrity of the Cell dikes and
containment.
• Inspection of the area surrounding the tailings facility to determine condition of
diversion ditches. Review additional peripheral items, such as prairie dog activity,
which could affect the system.
• Review of the survey conducted on Movement Monitors along the dike centerlines,
and comparison of the data to recent surveys.
• Review of the tailings slurry and raffinate piping systems to ensure that their
operation does not have the potential to affect the integrity of the tailings dikes or
liner system.
• Review of maintenance activities in the tailings area that have the potential to affect
the integrity of the tailings dikes or liner system.
• Photographic documentation of the condition ofthe Cell dikes and surrounding areas.
• Review recommendations provided in previous technical evaluation reports and
document the implementation or continued need for action.
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White Mesa Uranium Mill
Tailings Management System
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Operations
During the period covered by this evaluation, August 2009 through October 2010, the mill was in
operation processing uranium/vanadium ore from the company's mines and UF4 material from
Cameco Corporation. The mill processed UF4 throughout the period covered by this evaluation.
The mill processed the uranium/vanadium ore starting in March 2010. During mill operations
various solutions and solids were discharged to the mill tailings cells. The solids were discharged to
Cell 3 and Cell 4A. Cell 1 was maintained as an evaporation cell, and only raffinate solution from
the solvent extraction circuit and process water from operational mill clean-up was discharged to it.
In efforts to maintain freeboard limits on all three cells solutions were transferred back and forth
between cells.
Site Management
Mr. Rich Bartlett is the current White Mesa Mill Manager. Mr. Bartlett has the overall responsibility
to ensure that the Tailings Management System is operated and maintained in accordance with State
of Utah Radioactive Material License No. UT1900479. Mr. David Turk is the Radiation Safety
Officer at the mill. His responsibilities include administering the required radiation and
environmental safety programs and day-to-day monitoring and inspecting of the Tailings
Management System. Inspections ofthe Tailings Management System were performed by trained
mill personnel. Under Mr. Turk the trained inspectors are:
• Ryan Palmer
• Tanner Holliday
• Garren Palmer
The inspectors are all from the Environmental and Safety Department at the White Mesa Mill. Each
inspector has documentation of recent training on the inspection procedures.
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Tailings Management System
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Records
The mill maintains daily, weekly, monthly, and quarterly inspections for the tailings area. Copies of
the daily and weekly inspection reports for the month of December 2009 are included as a part ofthis
evaluation. Also copies of all the monthly inspection summaries and quarterly reports are included
as part of this evaluation. A review of these records was conducted to verify completeness, evaluate
content, and to evaluate any unusual events. The record keeping is in excellent order and is
consistent with the requirements in the Environmental Protection Manual.
Diversion Channels
To the north of the mill tailings cells there are three diversion channels and a berm which prevent
runofffrom flowing into the tailings cells and Mill yard area .. Channel #1 and Channel #3 were both
recently graded and were clean of any vegetation. It was found that there was minimal prairie dog
activity in Channel #1 and zero activity in Channel #3. Channel #2 had not been graded and had
minor vegetation covering it. Impact of this vegetation would be minimal and would not impact the
function of channel. There was no prairie dog activity observed within Channel #2. The Diversion
Berm was in good condition and had minor vegetation covering it. Photograph No.1 through No.1 0
in the photo section of this evaluation show typical sections of all the diversion channels and the
diversion berm north of the Mill facility.
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Tailings Management System
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Tailings Disposal Cells
Cell 1-1
Cell I-I was the second cell placed into service after being completed in 1981. The Cell was
designed as an evaporation cell for tailings solutions only. No solids are to be placed into the Cell.
The solution discharged to the Cell normally comes from the solvent extraction circuit, but solution
is periodically pumped back and forth between Ce1l4A, Cell 3, and Cell I-I to maintain required
freeboard limits in the entire system. The daily inspection reports indicated that solution was
transferred between the cells during this evaluation period.
Solution freeboard limits for all ofthe tailings cells are established in Section 3.0 to Appendix D of
the approved license application and confirmed as License Condition 10.3 of the current license. The
established maximum freeboard limit for Cell I-I is 5615.4 feet MSL. A review of the records found
that there were no instances of the solution level in Cell I-I exceeding the freeboard limit during the
evaluation period.
The south side of Cell I-I originally shared a dike with Cell 2. Cell 2 has since been filled and
covered with the initial layer of engineered fill. The fill in and around the Cell 1-I dikes appear to be
in fair and stable condition. The attached Photographs No. II through No. 13 shows views around
the perimeter of Cell I-I. The east dike showed signs of recent work where liner repairs have been
made. The roadways around the cell are well maintained.
Cell 2
Cell 2 was the initial tailings cell constructed and was placed into service when the Mill first began
processing ore in 1980. It is no longer receiving any discharge from the mill and has been deemed
full. The first stage of reclamation has been completed by covering the cell with approximately four
feet of random fill (platform fill) which prevents the migration of windblown tailings. The surface is
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Tailings Management System
November 3 -4, 2010
covered with native vegetation.
vegetation covering.
Photographs No. 15 and No. 16 show the platform fill with
In order to monitor the consolidation of the tailings sands contained within Cell 2 elevation readings
on settlement monitors are taken monthly. The trending of these readings will be used to determine
when acceptable consolidation of the tailings sands has occurred. A summary of the settlement
monitor elevations is included with this report along with graphs of the settlement data.
The south dike of Cell 2 is the north dike of Cell 3. There is a spillway which collects all storm
runoff from Cell 2 into Cell 3. The spillway is in good working condition and has no obstructions to
affect its operation. Photograph No. 14 shows the spillway between Cell 2 and Cell 3. The
roadways around the cell are well maintained.
Cell 3
Cell 3 was constructed and placed into service in 1983. It is currently an active cell for disposal of
tailings sand as well as 11 (e ).2 waste materials from in-situ uranium producers. During the
evaluation period, slurry tailings from conventional ore processing was being discharged to the Cell
in several locations. Photograph No. 20 and No. 21 show areas of deposited tailings solids. The
south dike of Cell 3 is shared with Ce1l4A and Cell4B which is under construction. Photograph No.
23 shows the top surface of the dike between Cell 3 and Cell4A. Photograph No. 22 shows the top
surface ofthe dike between Cell 3 and Cell 4. The dike crest and all roadways around the cell are
well maintained.
The construction of Cell 4B has changed the remaining portion of exposed Cell 3 dike. In
constructing the cell the ground below the dike was blasted and removed. The surface of the dike
was re-graded in accordance with the approved Ce1l4B design.
Approximately 50% of Cell 3 has been covered with random fill. In order to monitor the
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Tailings Management System
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consolidation of the tailings sands contained within Cell 3 elevation readings on settlement monitors
are taken monthly. The trending of these readings will be used to determine when acceptable
consolidation of the tailings sands has occurred. A summary of the settlement monitor elevations is
included with this report along with graphs of the settlement data.
The solution freeboard limit for Cell 3 is established in Section 3.0 to Appendix D of the approved
license application, and modified by license amendment in October of 1999, and confirmed as
License Condition 10.3 of the current License. The established maximum freeboard limit for Cell 3
is 5602.5 feet MSL. Records examined indicate that there have been several instances of the pond
level exceeding this level during the evaluation period. The cell is nearing capacity, and it has
become increasingly difficult to stay below freeboard limit as the solution capacity is minimal.
Ce1l4A
Cell4A was originally constructed in 1990 and was never used for disposal of tailings material other
than process solutions during the first years of its operation. The original 40-mil high-density
polyethylene (HDPE) liner was removed from the Cell as well as all contaminated materials and soil.
The Cell was relined with a new HDPE lining system beginning in the fall of2007 and finishing in
the summer of2008. The Cell was placed into service in October of2008.
The Cell4A dikes are currently the final containment of tailings at the White Mesa Mill site. The
east and south dike slopes were covered with moderate vegetative growth. There is no indication of
any significant erosion other than the minor rivulets that typically occur from surface water. These
slopes are shown in photographs No. 25 through No. 27. The west dike has also been changed by the
construction ofCe1l4B. The top surface and roadways on the dikes are all well maintained.
The established maximum freeboard limit for Cell 4A is 5595.3 feet MSL. Records examined
indicate that there were no instances where this level was exceeded during the evaluation period.
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Tailings Management System
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Movement Monuments
The Movement Monuments are placed along the outside boundary dikes in the mill tailings area.
The intent is to survey these monuments yearly and monitor for any movement in the dike. The
existing boundary has been along the south Cell4A dike, the west Cell4A dike, and the west
half of the south Cell 3 dike. The construction of Cell 4 B removed all the monitors along the
west Cell 4A dike and the Cell 3 dike prior to survey this year. Therefore, the data for this
evaluation is only from the south Cell4A dike. The survey data was provided by Jones and
Demille Engineers of Richfield, Utah, along with the previous two years points. It does not
appear that there is any significant movement of any monuments. None of the monuments
moved more than 0.1 feet except for Monument 416 and Monument 425. In the case of
Monument 416 and Monument 425 the movement appears to be a rebound from some
questionable 2009 data. When compared with 2008 data the overall movement falls back under
0.1 feet. Upon completion ofthe south Ce1l4B dike it will become the new boundary and will
have movement monuments installed.
Settlement Monitors
Elevation survey of all settlement monitors are taken monthly. The trend of the data from these
monuments shows the settling or stability of the tailings sands. Cell 2 has continued to show a
settling trend on most monuments. The monuments on Cell 3 appear to be fairly stable. On the
western monuments on Cell 2 the final survey point is dropping off an average of 0.64 feet. This is
consistent for all the western monuments which are referenced off of one point. It is assumed that
this is due to either a disturbance ofthe reference point or inspector error. Follow up measurements
will identify which. The collected data and charts for each settlement monument are included with
this evaluation.
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Tailings Management System
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Ile.(2) Waste Disposal
There were 2,523 tons of lle.(2) waste material received and disposed of during the evaluation
period.
Tailings Transport System
The tailings slurries and solutions are transported to the tailings cells via HDPE pipelines. During
mill operation these lines are inspected on a daily basis for leaks or other potential problems. The
majority of tailings produced during this period of evaluation were transported to Cell 3. The
pipelines are run to the interior of the cell such that the discharge does not impact the dikes or cell
liner. In Ce1l4A the pipes are run down "splash pads", which are an added layer ofliner on top of
the standard cell lining, into the cell.
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Tailings Management System
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Conclusions and Recommendations
The White Mesa Uranium Mill Tailings Management System is functioning as designed according to
the routine inspection reports and the observations from this Annual Technical Evaluation conducted
on November 3 and 4, 2010. The inspection records were complete and the personnel involved were
adequately trained to detect any abnormalities or signs of distress in a timely manner. The following
items should be monitored or addressed:
• The vegetative growth is moderate in all portions of Diversion Ditch No.2 and non-existent
in Diversion Ditch No.1 and No.3. Growth of vegetation should continue to be monitored
during routine inspections and maintenance action taken as necessary. It is unlikely that
significant growth will occur during the remaining months of this calendar year.
• Vegetative growth along the Ce1l4A dike faces is moderate on all areas of the dikes. The
continued growth of vegetation should be monitored to ensure that it does not grow heavy or
dense such that inspection cannot be accomplished.
• As Cell 3 is in the final stages of filling with solid tails, it is not realistic to maintain solution
levels below the established freeboard. Ce1l4A is in service with the associated spillway
between Cell 3 and Ce1l4A, and Ce1l4B is nearly complete with a spillway between Ce1l4A
and Ce1l4B. It is recommended that the freeboard level in Cell 3 be reevaluated.
• Annual refreshers on the requirements and operation of the Tailings Management System had
been given to all personnel that are currently conducting the inspections. Annual refreshers
for the inspectors are recommended, particularly with the additional requirements that are
included in the Ce1l4A BAT Operations and Maintenance Plan. Trainers should ensure that
all the inspectors have read and understand the Ce1l4A BAT Operations and Maintenance
Plan. Documentation of the most recent training of inspection personnel was well organized
and available for review.
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• The discharge of tailings slurry along several points in Cell 3 has eliminated further potential
for wind blown tailings. As the newly formed beaches begin to dry. potential from blowing
tailings should be monitored. There was no evidence of any recent blowing tailings sand.
Conditions should continue to be monitored after the tailings sands are graded to final
contour.
• Surface water erosion on the exterior slopes of Ce1l4A should be monitored and repaired as
necessary.
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Respectively submitted,
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Steve R. Snyder
Mill Engineer
Denison Mines (USA) Corp.
Annual Technical Evaluation
White Mesa Uranium Mill
Tailings Management System
November 3 -4, 2010
Selected References
The following documents were used or referenced in the annual technical evaluation of the White
Mesa Uranium Mill Tailings Management System:
State of Utah 11e.(2) Byproduct Materials License No. UT1900479, dated February 16,2005
U.S. NRC Materials License SUA-1358 with Amendment No. 13, dated February 10, 2000
"Site Selection and Design Study, Tailings Retention and Mill Facilities" by Dames & Moore, May
15,1978.
"Environmental Report, White Mesa Uranium Project, San Juan County, Utah".
"Engineer's Report, Second Phase Design -Cell 3 Tailings Management System, White Mesa
Uranium Project, Blanding, Utah" by D'Appolonia Consulting Engineers, February 1982.
"Construction Report, Second Phase, Tailings Management System, White Mesa Uranium Project"
by Energy Fuels Nuclear, Inc., March 1, 1983.
"Ce1l4 Design -Tailings Management System, White Mesa Project, Blanding, Utah" by Umetco
Minerals Corporation, August, 1988.
"Design, Construction and Inspection of Embankment Retention Systems for Uranium Mills",
October, 1980, Nuclear Regulatory Commission Guide 3.11.1.
"Safety Evaluations of Existing Dams'~ Bureau of Reclamation.
"White Mesa Mill-Drainage Reportfor Submittal to NRC" dated January, 1990.
"White Mesa Mill -Environmental Protection Manual, Section 3.1, Appendix E", Revision 1,
December 1998. International Uranium (USA) Corporation
"Annual Technical Evaluation of the White Mesa Mill Tailings Management System", 1996, 1997,
1998,1999,2000,2001,2002.
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"Annual Technical Evaluation of the White Mesa Mill Tailings Management System", June 2002
through May 2003.
"Annual Technical Evaluation of the White Mesa Mill Tailings Management System", June 2003
through May 2004.
''Annual Technical Evaluation of the White Mesa Mill Tailings Management System", June 2004
through July 2005.
''Annual Technical Evaluation of the White Mesa Mill Tailings Management System", July 2005
through July 2006.
''Annual Technical Evaluation of the White Mesa Mill Tailings Management System", July 2006
through July 2007.
''Annual Technical Evaluation of the White Mesa Mill Tailings Management System", August 2007
through July 2008.
''Annual Technical Evaluation of the White Mesa Mill Tailings Management System", August 2008
through July 2009.
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Photograph No.1 -Diversion Ditch 1 -looking north
Photograph No.2 -Diversion Ditch 1 -looking south
Photograph No.3 -Diversion Ditch 1 -looking northwest
Photograph No.4 -Diversion Ditch 1 -looking west
Photograph No.5 -Diversion Ditch 1-looking west
Photograph No.6 -Diversion Ditch 2 -looking south
Photograph No.7 -Diversion Diversion Ditch 2 -looking south
Photograph No.8 -Diversion Ditch 3 -looking southeast
Photograph No.9 -Diversion Berm -north side of mill yard
Photograph No. 10 -typical prairie dog activity
Photograph No. 11 -Celli North Dike -looking east
Photograph No. 12 -Celli West Dike -looking north
Photograph No. 13 -Celli South Dike -looking west
Photograph No. 14 -Spillway Cell 2 to Cell 3
Photograph No. 15-Cell 2 Interim Cover
Photograph No. 16 -Cell 2 Interim Cover
Photograph No. 17 -Spillway Cell 3 to Ce1l4A
Photograph No. 18 -Spillway Cell 3 to Ce1l4A
Photograph No. 19 -Spillway Cell 3 to Ce1l4A
Photograph No. 20 -Cell 3 Sands
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Photograph No. 21-Cell 3 Sands
Photograph No. 22 -Cell 3/Cell 4B Dike -looking west
Photograph No. 23 -Cell4A North Dike -looking east
Photograph No. 24 -Ce1l4A North Dike -looking west
Photograph No. 25 -Ce1l4A East Dike -looking south
Photograph No. 26 -South Dike -looking west
Photograph No. 27 -Cell 4A South Dike -looking west
Photograph No. 28 -Cell 4B South Dike -looking east
Annual Movement Monument Survey
Denison 2010 Annual Movement Monitor Surve for Cell #4A
Monitor Number Control Condition 2008 Elev. 2008-2009 CIF 2009 Elev. 2009-2010 CIF 2010 Elev.
400 Good 5584.85 CO.02 5584.83 CO.01
FO.08
402 Good 5598.09 CO.16 5591.93 CO.02
403 Good 5598.16 CO.I0 5598.06 FO.05
404 Good 5598.12 CO.20 5597.92 FO.02
405 Disturbed 5598.08 CO.21 5597.87 FO.09
406 Good 5598.04 CO.Ol 5598.03 CO.Ol
407 Good 5598.15 CO.I0 5598.05 Same
408 Good 5598.01 CO.25 5597.76 CO.04
409 Good 5598.01 CO.23 5597.78 Same
410 Good 5598.04 CO.24 5597.80 CO.Ol
411 Good 5597.73 CO.05 5597.68 CO.Ol
412 Good 5597.69 CO.21 5597.48 CO.Ol
413 Good 5597.75 CO.03 5591.72 FO.02
414 Good 5597.74 CO.02 5597.72 Same
415 Good 5597.92 FO.09 5598.01 CO.Ol
416 Good 5597.96 FO.22 5598.18 CO.24
417 Good 5598.06 CO.Ol 5598.05 CO.03
418 Good 5597.92 FO.13 5598.05 CO.02
419 Good 5591.62 FO.25 5597.81 CO.Ol
420 Good 5597.97 CO.06 5597.91 FO.Dl
421 Good 5598.05 CO.I0 5597.95 FO.D1
422 Good 5597.97 FO.04 5598.01 CO.05
423 Good 5597.93 FO.06 5597.99 CO.Ol
424 Good 5598.10 FO.16 5598.26 CO.03
425 Good 5598.23 FO.32 5598.55 CO.35
426 Good 5598.47 FO.26 5598.73 CO.Ol
427 Good 5598.78 Same 5598.78 Same
Notes
1 -The reference elevation used by Jones and CeMllle for point number 427 was the elevation given by
Fisher Surveying in 2007 and 2008 (5598.78). Level elevations tied into point number 400 reference elevation
within 0.01 feet.
2 -The 2009 values established for point 401 differ from previous years su rveys. Jones and DeMille's values
are consistent with the surrounding elevations.
5584.82
5598.02
5597.91
5598.11
5597.94
5597.96
5598.02
5598.05
5597.72
5597.78
5597.79
5597.67
5597.47
5597.74
5597.72
5598.00
5597.94
5598.02
5598.03
5597.86
5597.92
5597.96
5597.96
5597.98
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5598.20
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Settlement Monitors
Cell 2 and Cell 3
Cell4A Toe Cell2W1 Cell2W2 Cell2W3 Cell2W4 2W5-C
DATE
06/16/89 5577.44 5619.73
06/22/89 5576.96 5619.72
06/27/89 5576.97 5619.68
06/30/89 5576.96 5619.69
07107/89 5576.96 5619.66
07/14/89 5576.96 5619.68
07/21/89 5576.96 5619.68
08/03/89 5576.96 5619.66
08/15/89 5576.96 5619.67
08/25/89 5576.96 5619.68
09/08/89 5576.92 5619.67
09/29/89 5576.96 5619.67
10/20/89 5576.94 5619.67
11/21/89 5577.04 5619.69
11/30/89 5577.05 5619.65
01/11/90 5577.05 5619.67
01/25/90 5577.05 5619.66
02/22/90 5577.05 5619.70
03/16/90 5577.04 5619.67
04/05/90 5577.04 5619.68
05/03/90 5577.03 5619.66
06/07/90 5577.04 5619.70
07/26/90 5577.04 5619.69
08/10/90 5577.05 5619.68
09/14/90 5577.04 5619.47
10/12/90 5577.03 5619.65
11/15/90 5577.03 5619.46
12/14/90 5577.04 5619.61
01/24/91 5577.04 5619.47
02/22/91 5577.03 5619.59
03/21/91 5577.03 5619.59
04/25/91 5577.01 5619.59
05/23/91 5577.00
Cell4A Toe Cell2W1 Cell2W2 Cell2W3 Cell2W4 2W5-C
DATE
06/21/91 5577.00 5619.57
07/26/91 5576.99 5619.60
08/22/91 5577.01 5619.56 5617.28 5619.38 5618.38
09/27/91 5577.01 5619.55 5622.12 5618.34 5618.23
10/31/91 5577.00 5619.54 5622.03 5618.33 5618.20
11/21/91 5577.01 5619.71 5622.08 5618.33 5618.18
01/02/92 5577.00 5619.52 5622.11 5618.37 5618.37
01/31/92 5577.01 5619.45 5622.07 5618.35 5618.20
02/28/92 5576.99 5621.83 5618.27 5618.11
03/25/92 5577.01
04/24/92 5576.99
05/29/92 5576.99 5619.45
06/19/92 5577.00 5619.46 5621.75 5618.27 5618.13
07/23/92 5576.99
08/27/92 5577.00
09/24/92 5577.00 5619.47
10/28/92 5577.00 5619.15 5621.79 5618.23 5618.05
11/25/92 5577.00 5619.47 5621.41 5617.93 5617.75
12/16/92 5577.00 5618.75 5621.75 5618.23 5618.01
01/16/93 5619.27 5620.99 5617.49 5617.26
02/16/93 5619.46 5621.47 5618.05 5617.83
03/03/93 5576.98 5619.45 5621 .68 5618.22 5618.04
03/25/93 5577.00 5621.67 5618.19 5618.03
04/29/93 5576.60 5619.47 5621.67 5618.21 5618.01
05/24/93 5576.99 5619.47 5621.55 5618.17 5618.04
06/30/93 5576.99 5619.44 5621.60 5618.18 5618.04
07/29/93 5576.99 5619.45 5621.56 5618.17 5617.95
08/26/93 5577.00 5619.42 5621.51 5618.14 5617.88
09/30/93 5577.01 5619.40 5621.46 5618.13 5617.93
10/27/93 5577.00 5619.41 5621.58 5618.06 5617.88
11/22/93 5576.99 5619.43 5621.41 5618.07 5617.89
12/28/93 5577.22 5619.40 5621.41 5618.07 5617.85
01/27/94 5576.99 5619.35 5621.37 5618.05 5617.85
Cell4A Toe Cell2W1 Cell2W2 Cell2W3 Cell2W4 2W5-C
DATE
02/24/94 5576.99 5619.36 5621.35 5618.02 5617.81
03/31/94 5577.00 5619.33 5621.33 5618.02 5617.75
05/04/94 5576.95 5619.33 5621.32 5617.99 5617.75
06/06/94 5577.00 5619.32 5621.31 5618.00 5617.77
07/29/94 5577.00 5619.31 5621.31 5617.96 5617.75
09/29/94 5576.99 5619.31 5621.28 5617.96 5617.72
10/28/94 5576.99 5619.30 5621.27 5617.97 5617.77
12/22/94 5577.01 5619.28 5621.24 5617.72
01/27/95 5576.99 5619.29 5621.26 5617.96 5617.73
02/23/95 5577.00 5619.27 5621.26 5617.95 5617.67
03/31/95 5576.99 5619.26 5621.25 5617.93 5617.72
04/28/95 5576.99 5619.29 5621.25 5617.87 5617.51
06/02/95 5577.01 5619.29 5621.24 5617.93 5617.65
07/31/95 5577.08 5619.25 5621.25 5618.14 5617.73
09/01/95 5577.04 5619.23 5621.22 5617.91 5617.65
09/29/95 5577.04 5619.27 5621.23 5617.93 5617.66
10/19/95 5576.96 5619.27 5621.25 5617.99 5617.55
11/30/95 5576.98 5618.99 5621.21 5617.95 5617.61
12/21/95 5576.98 5619.27 5620.93 5617.61 5617.35
01/26/96 5576.98 5619.27 5621.21 5617.92 5617.65
03/01/96 5576.99 5618.89 5621.19 5617.89 5617.57
04/25/96 5576.99 5619.23 5621.21 5617.91 5617.53
05/30/96 5577.00 5619.26 5621.17 5617.88 5617.56
06/27/96 5577.00 5619.27 5621.19 5617.89 5617.60
07/26/96 5576.99 5619.26 5621.20 5618.90 5617.60
08/30/96 5576.99 5619.29 5621.19 5617.87 5617.62
09/27/96 5576.99 5619.24 5621.17 5617.93 5617.65
10/25/96 5576.98 5619.25 5621.17 5617.90 5617.59
11/27/96 5576.98 5619.28 5621.17 5617.89 5617.58
12/20/96 5577.00 5619.31 5621.17 5617.90 5617.63
01/31/97 5577.01 5619.30 5621.23 5617.94 5617.56
02/27/97 5576.99 5619.23 5621.21 5617.94 5617.53
03/27/97 5576.98 5619.20 5621.15 5617.86 5617.57
Cell4A Toe Cell2W1 Cell2W2 Cell2W3 Cell2W4 2W5-C
DATE
04/26/97 5576.99 5619.22 5621.15 5617.86 5617.49
05/30/97 5576.98 5619.22 5621.16 5617.85 5617.55
06/26/97 5576.82 5619.26 5621.16 5617.85 5617.56
07/31/97 5577.00 5619.20 5621.21 5617.94 5617.61
08/28/97 5576.98 5619.18 5621 .16 5617.88 5617.55
09/25/97 5577.00 5619.21 5621.15 5617.87 5617.52
10/26/97 5577.00 5619.23 5620.84 5617.89 5617.53
11/18/97 5577.00 5619.23 5621.17 5617.87 5617.53
12/18/97 5577.00 5619.23 5621.16 5617.90 5617.57
01/16/98 5577.00 5619.23 5621.16 5617.89 5617.53
02/06/98 5576.98 5619.23 5621.15 5617.88 5617.43
03/06/98 5576.98 5619.22 5621.15 5617.87 5617.41
04/03/98 5576.96 5619.25 5621.19 5617.85 5617.53
05/06/98 5576.96 5619.25 5621.18 5617.89 5617.54
06/01/98 5576.96 5619.21 5621.15 5617.89 5617.49
07101/98 5577.00 5619.23 5621.15 5617.87 5617.53
08/03/98 5577.00 5619.23 5621.15 5617.89 5617.51
09/03/98 5576.98 5619.25 5621.15 5617.89 5617.51
10101/98 5576.98 5619.24 5621.15 5617.87 5617.53
11/05/98 5577.00 5619.19 5621 .13 5617.85 5617.47
12/02/98 5577.00 5619.20 5621.12 5617.85 5617.51
01/06/99 5576.98 5619.23 5621.15 5617.86 5617.51
02/03/99 5576.98 5619.23 5621.15 5617.87 5617.53
04/08/99 5577.02 5619.17 5621.11 5617.83 5617.51
05/04/99 5577.01 5619.22 5621.11 5617.84 5617.83
06/02/99 5577.00 5619.17 5621.11 5617.85 5617.49
06/30/99 5576.98 5619.20 5621.12 5617.84 5617.49
08/03/99 5577.00 5619.21 5621.12 5617.85 5617.48
09/08/99 5576.99 5619.20 5621.13 5617.86 5617.51
10107/99 5576.99 5619.19 5621.11 5617.85 5617.46
11/04/99 5577.00 5619.21 5621.14 5617.86 5617.50
12/01/99 5576.99 5619.19 5621.13 5617.87 5617.49
01/05/00 5577.01 5619.20 5621.14 5617.87 5617.48
Cell4A Toe Cell2W1 Cell2W2 Cell2W3 Cell2W4 2W5-C
DATE
02/02/00 5576.99 5619.21 5621.11 5617.84 5617.49
03/03/00 5576.99 5619.20 5621.10 5617.83 5617.49
04/05/00 5577.00 5619.18 5621.10 5617.83 5617.49
05/03/00 5577.00 5619.17 5621.09 5617.83 5617.46
06/21/00 5576.96 5619.21 5621.14 5617.84 5617.48
07/16/00 5577.00 5619.26 5621.12 5617.94 5617.54
08/30/00 5577.00 5619.26 5621.22 5617.96 5617.56
09/18/00 5577.00 5619.26 5621.20 5617.94 5617.58
10/17/00 5577.00 5619.26 5621.16 5617.92 5617.56
11/14/00 5577.00 5619.40 5621.16 5617.96 5617.56
12/20100 5577.00 5619.26 5621.16 5617.92 5617.56
01/02/01 5577.00 5619.24 5621.10 5617.90 5617.52
02/17101 5577.00 5619.28 5621.15 5617.92 5617.54
03/08/01 5577.00 5619.26 5621.20 5617.92 5617.55
04/29/01 5577.00 5619.28 5621.15 5617.92 5617.54
05/12/01 5577.00 5619.22 5621.12 5617.86 5617.54
06/06/01 5576.99 5619.24 5621.12 5617.90 5617.52
07109/01 5577.00 5619.24 5621.12 5617.90 5617.52
08/24/01 5577.00 5619.28 5621.18 5617.92 5617.54
09/12/01 5577.00 5619.25 5621.17 5617.90 5617.54
10/08/01 5577.00 5619.28 5621.18 5617.92 5617.54
11/27/01 5577.00 5619.28 5621.18 5617.92 5617.55
12/26/01 5577.00 5619.28 5621.18 5617.92 5617.54
01/16/02 5577.00 5619.28 5621.18 5617.92 5617.55
02/23/02 5577.00 5619.28 5621.18 5617.92 5617.56
03/30/02 5577.00 5619.27 5621.18 5617.92 5617.55
04/11/02 5577.00 5619.28 5621.18 5617.92 5617.54
OS/23/02 5577.00 5619.28 5621.17 5617.92 5617.53
06/25/02 5577.00 5619.28 5621.17 5617.93 5617.54
07/18/02 5577.00 5619.28 5621.17 5617.92 5617.51
08/22/02 5577.00 5619.28 5621.17 5617.93 5617.55
09/25/02 5577.00 5619.28 5621.17 5617.92 5617.53
10/28/02 5576.99 5619.27 5621.18 5617.91 5617.53
Cell4A Toe Cell2W1 Cell2W2 Cell2W3 Cell2W4 2W5-C
DATE
11/20102 5577.00 5619.28 5621.17 5617.91 5617.53
12/24/02 5577.00 5619.28 5621.17 5617.91 5617.53
01/30103 5577.00 5619.27 5621.17 5617.91 5617.51
02/21/03 5577.00 5619.28 5621.17 5617.91 5617.53
03/25/03 5577.00 5619.28 5621.17 5617.91 5617.53
04/11/03 5577.00 5619.24 5621.15 5617.87 5617.47
05/29/03 5577.00 5619.28 5621.18 5617.89 5617.50
06/26/03 5577.00 5619.28 5621.18 5617.89 5617.50
07/24/03 5577.00 5619.28 5621.17 5617.90 5617.50
08/20103 5577.00 5619.28 5621.17 5617.90 5617.50
09/30103 5577.00 5619.23 5621.15 5617.88 5617.50
10108/03 5577.00 5619.23 5621.15 5617.88 5617.50
11/12/03 5577.00 5619.23 5621.15 5617.88 5617.50
12/22/03 5577.00 5619.23 5621.15 5617.88 5617.50
01/29/04 5577.00 5619.23 5621.15 5617.88 5617.50
02/17104 5577.00 5619.23 5621.15 5617.90 5617.50
03/24/04 5577.00 5619.23 5621.15 5617.88 5617.50
04/28/04 5577.00 5619.23 5621.15 5617.88 5617.50
05/20104 5577.00 5619.25 5621.14 5617.89 5617.49
06/30104 5577.00 5619.23 5621.15 5617.89 5617.50
07/30104 5577.00 5619.23 5621.15 5617.89 5617.50
08/19/04 5576.99 5619.24 5621.14 5617.89 5617.47
09/30104 5577.00 5619.23 5621.14 5617.89 5617.49
10/29/04 5577.00 5619.23 5621.14 5617.89 5617.49
11/30104 5577.00 5619.23 5621.14 5617.89 5617.49
12/15/04 5577.00 5619.23 5621.14 5617.89 5617.49
01/19/05 5576.99 5619.17 5621.09 5617.85 5617.46
02/17105 5577.00 5619.17 5621.10 5617.85 5617.48
03/31/05 5577.00 5619.17 5621.10 5617.85 5617.46
04/29/05 5577.00 5619.17 5621.10 5617.85 5617.48
05/27105 5577.00 5619.17 5621.10 5617.85 5617.48
06/30105 5577.00 5619.17 5621.10 5617.85 5617.48
07/22/05 5577.00 5619.26 5621.15 5617.88 5617.44
Cell4A Toe Cel12W1 Cell2W2 Cell2W3 Cell2W4 2W5-C
DATE
08/26/05 5577.00 5619.25 5621.13 5617.87 5617.44 5618.36
09/30105 5577.00 5619.25 5621.14 5617.88 5617.45 5618.36
10/28/05 5577.00 5619.25 5621.14 5617.88 5617.45 5618.36
11/30105 5577.00 5619.25 5621.14 5617.88 5617.44 5618.36
12/29/05 5577.00 5619.22 5621 .12 5617.87 5617.42 5618.35
01/27/06 5577.02 5619.23 5621.15 5617.89 5617.45 5618.35
02/14/06 5577.02 5619.23 5621.13 5617.85 5617.37 5618.35
03/17/06 5577.00 5619.27 5621.11 5617.85 5617.39 5618.31
04/26/06 5577.02 5619.23 5621.07 5617.85 5617.37 5618.35
05/25/06 5577.03 5619.29 5621.14 5617.86 5617.42 5618.36
06/29/06 5577.00 5619.23 5621.11 5617.83 5617.38 5618.31
07/12/06 5577.01 5619.26 5621.14 5617.87 5617.42 5618.34
08/24/06 5577.01 5619.25 5621.13 5617.87 5617.41 5618.33
09/22/06 5577.00 5619.25 5621.12 5617.87 5617.42 5618.32
10/31/06 5576.99 5619.25 5621.12 5617.87 5617.42 5618.33
11/29/06 5576.99 5619.23 5621.09 5617.83 5617.35 5618.33
12/21/06 5577.01 5619.26 5621.12 5617.87 5617.43 5618.33
01/10107 5577.12 5619.29 5621.13 5617.85 5617.38 5618.33
02/24/07 5577.08 5619.24 5620.98 5617.91 5617.47 5618.37
03/07107 5577.03 5619.21 5621.11 5617.83 5617.44 5618.29
04/20107 5577.04 5619.25 5621.11 5617.83 5617.39 5618.31
05/03/07 5577.00 5619.19 5621.05 5617.77 5617.32 5618.25
06/08/07 5577.07 5619.27 5621.13 5617.85 5617.44 5618.37
07/12/07 5577.09 5619.33 5621.13 5617.92 5617.41 5618.57
08/01/07 5577.00 5619.23 5621.12 5617.84 5617.50 5618.55
09/13/07 5577.20 5619.41 5621.29 5618.03 5617.56 5618.61
10/16/07 5577.22 5619.45 5621.22 5618.05 5617.53 5618.63
11/21/07 5577.01 5619.24 5621.10 5617.85 5617.40 5618.57
12/21/07 5577.03 5619.25 5621.16 5617.92 5617.51 5618.59
01/28/08 5577.21 5619.45 5621.31 5617.99 5617.53 5618.62
02/28/08 5577.17 5619.39 5621.30 5617.95 5617.51 5618.63
03/28/08 5577.01 5619.22 5621.10 5617.84 5617.57 5618.59
04/25/08 5577.50 5619.26 5621.01 5617.80 5617.54 5618.58
Cell4A Toe Cell2W1 Cell2W2 Cell2W3 Cell2W4 2W5-C
DATE
05/30/08 5577.06 5619.35 5621.17 5617.77 5617.21 5618.53
06/27/08 5576.98 5619.23 5621.07 5617.85 5617.41 5618.53
07/31/08 5577.03 5619.19 5621.10 5617.85 5617.41 5618.50
08/28/09 5576.99 5619.21 5621.10 5617.85 5617.41 5618.29
09/24/08 5577.00 5619.19 5621.08 5617.85 5617.40 5618.29
10/31/08 5576.98 5619.22 5621.11 5617.86 5617.41 5618.31
11/26/08 5576.99 5619.21 5621.10 5617.86 5617.42 5618.30
12/31/08 5577.00 5619.27 5621.15 5617.89 5617.44 5618.34
01/30109 5576.99 5619.18 5621.08 5617.85 5617.40 5618.27
02/27/09 5576.98 5619.17 5621.08 5617.86 5617.41 5618.28
03/31/09 5576.96 5619.15 5621.09 5617.86 5617.41 5618.31
04/30109 5577.17 5619.37 5621.12 5618.06 5617.62 5618.31
05/29/09 5577.01 5619.19 5621.10 5617.86 5617.41 5618.29
06/30/09 5577.00 5619.20 5621.09 5617.85 5617.39 5618.29
07/31/09 5577.00 5619.21 5621.10 5617.87 5617.42 5618.31
08/28/09 5577.00 5619.21 5621.13 5617.87 5617.41 5618.32
09/30109 5577.01 5619.22 5621.11 5617.91 5617.39 5618.30
10/30109 5577.50 5619.19 5621.09 5617.86 5617.41 5618.30
11/30/09 5577.01 5619.22 5621.13 5617.88 5617.42 5618.32
12/31/09 5577.00 5619.23 5621.13 5617.88 5617.43 5618.31
01/29/10 5576.98 5619.20 5621.11 5617.84 5617.37 5618.27
02/26/10 5576.98 5619.14 5621.08 5617.84 5617.36 5618.28
03/30/10 5576.98 5619.18 5621.09 5617.83 5617.38 5618.24
04/30/10 5577.00 5619.06 5620.94 5617.70 5617.24 5618.14
05/28/10 5576.99 5619.16 5621.10 5617.84 5617.39 5618.26
06/30/10 5576.94 5619.03 5621.05 5617.67 5617.24 5618.12
07/29/10 5577.00 5618.97 5620.85 5617.61 5617.15 5618.05
08/19/10 5577.01 5618.97 5620.87 5617.63 5617.17 5618.06
09/17/10 5576.97 5618.97 5620.86 5617.60 5617.15 5618.06
10/29/10 5577.00 5618.35 5620.23 5616.97 5616.51 5617.42
DATE
06/16/89
06/22/89
06/27/89
06/30/89
07/07/89
07/14/89
07/21/89
08/03/89
08/15/89
08/25/89
09/08/89
09/29/89
10/20/89
11/21/89
11/30/89
01/11/90
01/25/90
02/22/90
03/16/90
04/05/90
05/03/90
06/07/90
07/26/90
08/10/90
09/14/90
10/12/90
11/15/90
12/14/90
01/24/91
02/22/91
03/21/91
04/25/91
05/23/91
2W4-N 2W4-S 2W5-N 2W3-S 2W5-S Cell 2 East
5624.31
5624.31
5624.31
5624.32
5624.30
5624.29
5624.28
5624.29
5624.30
5624.29
5624.29
5624.29
5624.29
5624.29
5624.29
5624.28
5624.29
5624.31
5624.28
5624.28
5624.27
5624.27
5624.29
5624.29
5624.27
5624.30
5624.29
5623.89
5624.27
5624.06
5624.24
5624.27
5624.27
DATE
06/21/91
07/26/91
08/22/91
09/27/91
10/31/91
11/21/91
01/02/92
01/31/92
02/28/92
03/25/92
04/24/92
05/29/92
06/19/92
07/23/92
08/27/92
09/24/92
10/28/92
11/25/92
12/16/92
01/16/93
02/16/93
03/03/93
03/25/93
04/29/93
05/24/93
06/30/93
07/29/93
08/26/93
09/30/93
10/27/93
11/22/93
12/28/93
01/27/94
2W4-N 2W4-5 2W5-N 2W3-5 2W5-S Cell 2 East
5624.49
5624.29
5624.30
5624.25
5624.27
5624.30
5624.27
5624.27
5624.33
5624.30
5624.26
5624.27
5624.28
5624.27
5624.27
5624.27
5624.27
5624.29
5624.26
5624.27
5624.27
5624.28
5624.29
5624.28
5624.28
5624.28
5624.27
5624.27
5624.26
5624.27
5624.23
5624.23
DATE
02/24/94
03/31/94
05/04194
06/06/94
07/29/94
09/29/94
10/28/94
12/22/94
01/27/95
02/23/95
03/31/95
04/28/95
06/02/95
07/31/95
09/01/95
09/29/95
10/19/95
11/30/95
12/21/95
01/26/96
03/01/96
04/25/96
05/30/96
06/27/96
07/26/96
08/30/96
09/27/96
10/25/96
11/27/96
12/20/96
01/31/97
02/27/97
03/27/97
2W4-N 2W4-S 2W5-N 2W3-S 2W5-S Cell 2 East
5624.27
5624.22
5624.25
5624.29
5624.29
5624.29
5624.29
5624.28
5624.07
5624.07
5624.05
5624.05
5624.04
5624.06
5624.08
5624.07
5624.15
5624.80
5624.62
5624.05
5624.03
5624.05
5624.05
5624.05
5624.05
5624.03
5624.02
5624.03
5624.04
5624.04
5624.00
5624.06
5623.98
2W4-N 2W4-S 2W5-N 2W3-S 2W5-5 Cell 2 East
DATE
04/26/97 5624.00
05/30/97 5624.01
06/26/97 5624.00
07/31/97 5624.03
08/28/97 5624.01
09/25/97 5624.01
10/26/97 5624.01
11/18/97 5624.02
12/18/97 5624.00
01/16/98 5624.00
02/06/98 5624.03
03/06/98 5624.05
04/03/98 5623.98
05/06/98 5624.00
06/01/98 5624.00
07101/98 5623.98
08/03/98 5624.02
09/03/98 5624.00
10/01/98 5624.02
11/05/98 5624.00
12/02/98 5624.00
01/06/99 5624.00
02/03/99 5623.98
04/08/99 5624.00
05/04/99 5617.41 5623.99
06/02/99 5617.31 5624.02
06/30/99 5617.16 5624.00
08/03/99 5618.54 5617.09 5623.18
09/08/99 5618.58 5617.05 5624.00
10107/99 5618.60 5617.00 5624.03
11/04/99 5618.56 5616.99 5623.99
12/01/99 5618.56 5616.98 5623.97
01/05/00 5618.56 5616.97 5623.97
2W4-N 2W4-S 2W5-N 2W3-S 2W5-S Cell 2 East
DATE
02/02/00 5618.54 5616.96 5623.97
03/03/00 5618.53 5616.97 5623.97
04/05/00 5618.53 5616.96 5623.98
05/03/00 5618.54 5616.96 5623.97
06/21/00 5618.60 5616.94 5623.96
07/16/00 5618.60 5616.90 5624.02
08/30100 5618.59 5616.92 5623.98
09/18/00 5618.90 5616.90 5623.98
10/17100 5618.84 5616.86 5624.02
11/14/00 5618.88 5616.90 5624.02
12/20100 5618.90 5616.92 5623.98
01/02/01 5618.84 5616.82 5623.96
02/17101 5618.84 5616.84 5623.96
03/08/01 5618.86 5616.84 5623.94
04/29/01 5618.56 5616.84 5623.96
05/12/01 5618.52 5616.82 5623.98
06/06/01 5618.50 5616.82 5623.97
07109/01 5618.50 5616.82 5623.96
08/24/01 5618.86 5616.82 5623.97
09/12/01 5618.52 5616.81 5623.96
10108/01 5618.86 5616.82 5623.94
11/27/01 5618.86 5616.82 5623.95
12/26/01 5618.86 5616.82 5623.94
01/16/02 5618.86 5616.81 5623.95
02/23/02 5618.86 5616.80 5623.94
03/30102 5618.85 5616.82 5623.94
04/11/02 5618.86 5616.82 5623.94
05/23/02 5618.85 5616.78 5623.93
06/25/02 5618.89 5616.79 5623.94
07/18/02 5618.86 5616.76 5623.94
08/22/02 5618.86 5616.79 5623.94
09/25/02 5618.86 5616.77 5623.94
10/28/02 5618.86 5616.78 5623.94
2W4-N 2W4-S 2W5-N 2W3-5 2W5-S Cell 2 East
DATE
11/20102 5618.86 5616.78 5623.94
12/24/02 5618.86 5616.78 5623.94
01/30103 5618.90 5616.76 5623.92
02/21/03 5618.87 5616.78 5623.94
03/25/03 5618.86 5616.78 5623.94
04/11/03 5618.88 5616.74 5623.91
05/29/03 5619.06 5616.76 5623.92
06/26/03 5618.90 5616.76 5623.92
07/24/03 5618.88 5616.76 5623.92
08/20103 5618.88 5616.76 5623.92
09/30103 5618.88 5616.76 5623.93
10108/03 5618.88 5616.76 5623.93
11/12/03 5618.88 5616.76 5623.93
12/22/03 5618.88 5616.76 5623.92
01/29/04 5618.88 5616.76 5623.92
02/17104 5618.88 5616.76 5623.93
03/24/04 5618.88 5616.76 5623.93
04/28/04 5618.88 5616.76 5623.93
05/20104 5618.90 5616.74 5623.91
06/30/04 5618.88 5616.76 5623.92
07/30104 5618.88 5616.76 5623.92
08/19/04 5618.90 5616.72 5623.93
09/30104 5618.90 5616.72 5623.92
10/29/04 5618.88 5616.74 5623.92
11/30104 5618.88 5616.74 5623.92
12/15/04 5618.88 5616.72 5623.92
01/19/05 5618.90 5616.71 5623.88
02/17105 5618.88 5616.71 5623.88
03/31/05 5618.88 5616.71 5623.88
04/29/05 5618.88 5616.71 5623.88
05/27105 5618.88 5616.71 5623.88
06/30105 5618.88 5616.71 5623.88
07/22/05 5618.90 5616.71 5623.90
2W4-N 2W4-5 2WS-N 2W3-S 2WS-5 Cell 2 East
DATE
08/26/05 5619.26 5616.22 5618.93 5616.70 5623.89
09/30105 5619.26 5616.22 5618.90 5616.71 5623.89
10/28/05 5619.26 5616.22 5618.90 5616.71 5623.88
11/30105 5619.26 5616.22 5618.90 5616.71 5623.88
12/29/05 5619.25 5616.20 5618.92 5616.69 5623.90
01/27106 5619.29 5616.23 5618.97 5616.71 5623.90
02/14/06 5619.21 5616.19 5618.87 5616.63 5624.06
03/17106 5619.23 5616.15 5618.91 5616.65 5623.86
04/26/06 5619.25 5616.17 5618.93 5616.65 5623.87
05/25/06 5619.25 5616.19 5618.94 5616.69 5623.87
06/29/06 5619.23 5616.16 5618.90 5616.65 5623.89
07/12/06 5619.26 5616.19 5618.92 5616.69 5623.88
08/24/06 5619.25 5616.17 5618.92 5616.68 5623.88
09/22/06 5619.25 5616.18 5618.92 5616.78 5623.90
10/31/06 5619.25 5616.18 5618.92 5616.69 5623.88
11/29/06 5619.20 5616.18 5618.90 5616.70 5623.88
12/21/06 5619.26 5616.17 5618.93 5616.68 5623.90
01/10107 5619.23 5616.13 5618.93 5616.66 5623.87
02/24/07 5619.24 5616.18 5618.97 5616.74 5623.92
03/07107 5619.20 5616.15 5618.90 5616.65 5623.86
04/20107 5619.28 5616.13 5618.91 5616.63 5623.86
05/03/07 5619.31 5616.21 5618.85 5616.65 5623.90
06/08/07 5619.49 5616.33 5618.97 5616.67 5624.08
07/12/07 5619.62 5616.21 5618.94 5616.69 5623.85
08/01/07 5619.56 5616.38 5618.89 5616.66 5623.93
09/13/07 5619.61 5616.44 5618.94 5616.82 5624.21
10/16/07 5619.54 5616.44 5618.95 5616.79 5624.20
11/21/07 5619.45 5616.38 5618.86 5616.66 5623.87
12/21/07 5619.46 5616.41 5618.89 5616.68 5623.88
01/28/08 5619.47 5616.43 5618.94 5616.78 5624.21
02/28/08 5619.46 5616.39 5618.91 5616.72 5624.14
03/28/08 5619.31 5616.35 5618.87 5616.81 5623.90
04/25/08 5619.32 5616.31 5618.91 5616.06 5623.88
2W4-N 2W4-5 2W5-N 2W3-5 2W5-5 Cell 2 East
DATE
05/30108 5619.29 5616.23 5618.87 5616.59 5623.90
06/27108 5619.33 5616.39 5618.87 5616.67 5624.10
07/31/08 5619.33 5616.38 5618.87 5616.67 5623.87
08/28/09 5619.25 5616.14 5618.87 5616.68 5623.86
09/24/08 5619.23 5616.13 5618.26 5616.66 5623.87
10/31/08 5619.25 5616.14 5618.88 5616.66 5623.87
11/26/08 5619.25 5616.14 5618.86 5616.68 562386
12/31/08 5619.28 5616.17 5618.91 5616.70 5623.86
01/30109 5619.25 5616.38 5618.85 5616.66 562385
02/27109 5619.24 5616.13 5618.85 5616.67 5623.85
03/31/09 5619.25 5616.13 5618.31 5616.66 5623.89
04/30109 5619.43 5616.15 5618.89 5616.69 562386
05/29/09 5619.25 5616.13 5618.86 5616.66 562385
06/30109 5619.23 5616.11 5618.87 5616.67 562387
07/31/09 5619.26 5616.13 5618.84 5616.68 562388
08/28/09 5619.26 5616.14 5618.87 5616.67 5623.89
09/30109 5619.21 5616.12 5618.82 5616.65 5623.86
10/30109 5619.26 5616.13 5618.85 5616.67 562388
11/30109 5619.26 5616.14 5618.90 5616.69 5623.85
12/31/09 5619.29 5616.14 5618.87 5616.59 5623.83
01/29/10 5619.22 5616.11 5618.85 5616.65 562389
02/26/10 5619.24 5616.08 5618.86 5616.65 562385
03/30/10 5619.21 5616.09 5618.82 5616.64 5623.85
04/30/10 5619.08 5615.96 5618.70 5616.50 5614.06 5623.86
05/28/10 5619.23 5616.09 5618.85 5616.65 5614.21 562384
06/30/10 5619.06 5615.94 5618.67 5616.49 5614.05 5623.86
07/29/10 5619.07 5615.87 5618.60 5616.43 5613.95 562386
08/19/10 5619.09 5616.16 5618.64 5616.44 5613.97 5623.86
09/17/10 5619.08 5615.88 5618.60 5616.43 5613.97 5623.87
10/29/10 5618.44 5615.24 5617.95 5615.78 5613.31 5623.85
2E1-N 2E1-1S 2E1-2S 2W7-C 2W7-N 2W7-5
DATE
04/26/97
05/30/97
06/26/97
07/31/97
08/28/97
09/25/97
10/26/97
11/18/97
12/18/97
01/16/98
02/06/98
03/06/98
04/03/98
05/06/98
06/01/98
07/01/98
08/03/98
09/03/98 5627.61 5623.07 5619.65
10101/98 5627.61 5623.07 5619.65
11/05/98 5627.50 5623.02 5619.58
12/02/98 5627.51 5623.02 5619.58
01/06/99 5627.52 5623.02 5619.60
02/03/99 5627.50 5623.00 5619.60
04/08/99 5627.50 5623.02 5619.66
05/04/99 5627.50 5623.02 5620.64 5622.40
06/02/99 5627.52 5623.04 5620.64 5622.44
06/30/99 5627.50 5623.02 5619.62 5622.44
08/03/99 5626.72 5622.23 5618.80 5621.62
09/08/99 5627.51 5623.02 5619.63 5622.44
10107/99 5627.53 5623.04 5619.62 5622.43
11/04/99 5627.51 5623.02 5619.62 5622.43
12/01/99 5627.50 5623.01 5619.59 5622.41
01/05/00 5627.49 5623.01 5619.58 5622.41
2E1-N 2E1-1S 2E1-2S 2W7-C 2W7-N 2W7-S
DATE
02/02/00 5627.50 5623.02 5619.62 5622.41
03/03/00 5627.50 5623.01 5619.60 5622.40
04/05/00 5627.51 5623.01 5619.61 5622.41
05/03/00 5627.50 5623.01 5619.61 5622.40
06/21/00 5627.51 5623.02 5619.64 5622.40
07/16/00 5627.52 5623.08 5619.66 5622.46
08/30100 5627.50 5622.98 5619.60 5622.42
09/18/00 5627.50 5623.04 5619.62 5622.42
10/17/00 5627.48 5623.06 5619.64 5622.46
11/14/00 5627.48 5623.08 5619.66 5622.44
12/20100 5627.46 5623.00 5619.56 5622.38
01/02/01 5627.46 5623.00 5619.60 5622.38
02/17/01 5627.48 5623.00 5619.59 5622.39
03/08/01 5627.48 5623.00 5619.60 5622.38
04/29/01 5627.48 5623.00 5619.58 5622.38
05/12/01 5627.48 5623.02 5619.62 5622.40
06/06/01 5627.50 5623.01 5619.60 5622.38
07/09/01 5627.49 5623.00 5619.60 5622.38
08/24/01 5627.49 5623.00 5619.60 5622.38
09/12/01 5627.49 5622.99 5619.60 5622.38
10108/01 5627.48 5623.00 5619.60 5622.36
11/27/01 5627.47 5623.00 5619.60 5622.37
12/26/01 5627.48 5622.98 5619.58 5622.36
01/16/02 5627.47 5623.00 5619.60 5622.35
02/23/02 5627.46 5622.98 5619.60 5622.34
03/30102 5627.46 5623.00 5619.59 5622.34
04/11/02 5627.46 5623.01 5619.60 5622.35
OS/23/02 5627.46 5622.97 5619.60 5622.34
06/25/02 5627.47 5622.97 5619.60 5622.34
07/18/02 5627.46 5622.97 5619.60 5622.34
08/22/02 5627.46 5622.97 5619.60 5622.34
09/25/02 5627.46 5622.97 5619.60 5622.34
10/28/02 5627.46 5622.99 5619.60 5622.33
2E1-N 2E1-1S 2E1-2S 2W7-C 2W7-N 2W7-S
DATE
11/20102 5627.46 5622.97 5619.60 5622.34
12/24/02 5627.46 5622.97 5619.60 5622.34
01/30103 5627.46 5622.96 5619.60 5622.33
02/21/03 5627.46 5622.96 5619.60 5622.34
03/25/03 5627.46 5622.96 5619.60 5622.34
04/11/03 5627.44 5622.96 5619.60 5622.31
05/29/03 5627.45 5622.96 5619.67 5622.31
06/26/03 5627.45 5622.96 5619.60 5622.34
07/24/03 5627.45 5622.96 5619.60 5622.34
08/20103 5627.45 5622.96 5619.60 5622.34
09/30103 5627.47 5622.97 5619.67 5622.33
10108/03 5627.47 5622.97 5619.67 5622.33
11/12/03 5627.47 5622.97 5619.67 5622.33
12/22/03 5627.47 5622.96 5619.67 5622.34
01/29/04 5627.47 5622.96 5619.67 5622.33
02/17104 5627.45 5622.97 5619.67 5622.33
03/24/04 5627.47 5622.97 5619.67 5622.33
04/28/04 5627.47 5622.97 5619.67 5622.33
05/20104 5627.45 5622.99 5619.62 5622.30
06/30104 5627.47 5622.97 5619.64 5622.32
07/30104 5627.47 5622.97 5619.64 5622.32
08/19/04 5627.47 5622.97 5619.67 5622.33
09/30104 5627.47 5622.97 5619.67 5622.32
10/29/04 5627.47 5622.97 5619.67 5622.33
11/30104 5627.47 5622.97 5619.67 5622.33
12/15/04 5627.47 5622.97 5619.67 5622.33
01/19/05 5627.42 5622.91 5619.59 5622.26
02/17105 5627.42 5622.93 5619.63 5622.30
03/31/05 5627.43 5622.91 5619.63 5622.30
04/29/05 5627.42 5622.91 5619.63 5622.30
05/27105 5627.42 5622.91 5619.63 5622.30
06/30105 5627.42 5622.91 5619.63 5622.30
07/22/05 5627.44 5622.94 5619.63 5622.29
2E1-N 2E1-1S 2E1-2S 2W7-C 2W7-N 2W7-S
DATE
08/26/05 5627.45 5622.96 5619.60 5622.28 5621.51 5619.95
09/30/05 5627.44 5622.95 5619.61 5622.30 5621.50 5619.93
10/28/05 5627.44 5622.95 5619.63 5622.30 5621.49 5619.63
11/30/05 5627.44 5622.94 5619.61 5622.30 5621.50 5619.93
12/29/05 5627.42 5622.97 5619.61 5622.27 5621.49 5619.94
01/27/06 5627.46 5622.98 5619.63 5622.27 5620.90 5619.98
02/14/06 5627.64 5623.16 5619.86 5622.44 5621.66 5620.24
03/17/06 5627.38 5622.94 5619.60 5622.22 5621.46 5619.86
04/26/06 5627.42 5622.96 5619.62 5622.24 5621.46 5619.84
OS/25/06 5627.41 5622.96 5619.59 5622.27 5621.48 5619.97
06/29/06 5627.43 5622.97 5619.62 5622.27 5621.50 5619.94
07/12/06 5627.42 5622.99 5619.72 5622.27 5621.49 5619.96
08/24/06 5627.41 5622.97 5619.61 5622.27 5621.49 5619.96
09/22/06 5627.44 5622.99 5619.64 5622.27 5621.86 5619.96
10/31/06 5627.41 5622.95 5619.61 5622.26 5621.83 5619.92
11/29/06 5627.40 5622.96 5619.60 5622.28 5621.82 5619.83
12/21/06 5627.42 5622.98 5619.62 5622.24 5621.82 5619.96
01/10/07 5627.42 5622.95 5619.64 5622.26 5621.82 5620.02
02/24/07 5627.46 5623.00 5619.50 5622.30 5621.84 5619.94
03/07/07 5627.42 5622.94 5619.64 5622.26 5621.86 5620.00
04/20/07 5627.39 5622.96 5619.62 5622.26 5621.78 5619.94
05/03/07 5627.44 5622.98 5619.63 5622.28 5621.75 5619.93
06/08/07 5627.50 5623.00 5619.84 5622.38 5621.88 5620.14
07/12/07 5627.42 5622.99 5619.71 5622.30 5621.83 5620.25
08/01/07 5627.44 5622.98 5619.60 5622.25 5621.81 5620.18
09/13/07 5627.69 5623.01 5619.65 5622.34 5621.88 5620.20
10/16/07 5627.71 5623.00 5619.59 5622.25 5621.87 5620.25
11/21/07 5627.42 5622.95 5619.59 5622.24 5621.82 5620.15
12/21/07 5627.51 5622.99 5619.61 5622.26 5621.81 5620.17
01/28/08 5627.71 5623.03 5619.65 5622.26 5621.86 5620.24
02/28/08 5627.67 5623.01 5619.62 5622.25 5621.82 5620.19
03/28/08 5627.43 5622.97 5619.59 5622.27 5621.81 5620.02
04/25/08 5627.41 5622.96 5619.65 5622.25 5621.79 5620.06
2E1-N 2E1-1S 2E1-2S 2W7-C 2W7-N 2W7-S
DATE
05/30108 5627.40 5623.06 5619.83 5622.28 5621.74 5620.11
06/27/08 5627.43 5622.94 5619.56 5622.25 5621 .79 5619.91
07/31/08 5627.40 5622.93 5619.55 5622.23 5621.76 5619.89
08/28/09 5627.41 5622.90 5619.56 5622.24 5621.47 5619.90
09/24/08 5627.41 5622.90 5619.56 5622.23 5621 .48 5619.89
10/31/08 5627.40 5622.88 5619.54 5622.22 5621.48 5619.89
11/26/08 562742 562290 561955 5622.22 562149 5620.01
12/31/08 562742 562292 5619.58 562223 5621.48 5619.93
01/30109 562741 5622.89 5619.50 5622.23 5621.47 5619 87
02/27/09 5627.40 5622.88 561953 562222 5621.48 5619.87
03/31/09 5627.42 5622.89 5619.51 5622.24 5621 50 5619.90
04/30109 5627.41 5622.90 561954 5622.24 5621.49 5620.02
05/29/09 5627.41 562287 561946 5622.21 5621.44 5619 87
06/30109 562741 5622.90 5619.58 562224 5621 48 5619.95
07/31/09 5627.43 5622.90 5619.56 562223 5621 51 5619 88
08/28/09 562742 5622 91 561956 562223 5621 50 5619.92
09/30/09 562740 5622.89 5619.53 5622.20 5621.44 5619.90
10/30109 562743 5622.90 5619 54 562223 5621.50 5619.90
11/30109 562741 562288 5619.51 5622.22 5621.57 561995
12/31/09 5627.41 5622.90 5619.54 562220 5621.48 5619.86
01/29/10 5627.41 5622.91 5619.56 5622.31 5621.49 5619 88
02/26/10 5627.40 5622.88 5619.52 5622.20 5621.47 5619.88
03/30/10 5627.40 5622.89 5619.53 5622.20 5621.48 5619.89
04/30/10 562740 5622.88 561944 562220 5621.48 5619.88
05/28/10 5627.40 5622.89 5619.52 5622.21 5621.48 5619.90
06/30/10 562741 5622.91 5619.53 562221 5621.48 561991
07/29/10 562741 5622.41 5619.54 5622.22 5621.48 5619.90
08/19/10 5627.41 562290 5619.55 5622.23 5621.47 5619.96
09/17/10 5627.40 5622 .89 5619.55 5622.20 5621.48 5619.97
10/29/10 5627.40 5622.87 5619.52 5622.23 5621.47 5619.94
2W6-N 2W6-C 2W6-S 3-1N 3-1C
DATE
04/26/97
05/30/97
06/26/97
07/31/97
08/28/97
09/25/97
10/26/97
11/18/97
12/18/97
01/16/98
02/06/98
03/06/98
04/03/98
05/06/98
06/01/98
07/01/98
08/03/98
09/03/98
10/01/98
11/05/98
12/02/98
01/06/99
02/03/99
04/08/99 5613.01
05/04/99 5612.93
06/02/99 5613.01
06/30/99 5612.98
08/03/99 5616.71 5612.91
09/08/99 5616.67 5612.87
10/07/99 5616.62 5612.89
11/04/99 5616.69 5612.88
12/01199 5616.58 5612.87
01/05/00 5616.58 5612.86
2W6-N 2W6-C 2W6-S 3-iN 3-iC
DATE
02/02/00 5616.68 5612.86
03/03/00 5616.69 5612.87
04/05/00 5616.70 5612.89
05/03/00 5616.64 5612.83
06/21/00 5616.63 5612.89
07/16/00 5616.64 5612.90
08/30100 5616.58 5612.88
09/18/00 5616.72 5612.88
10/17/00 5616.72 5612.90
11/14/00 5616.72 5612.88
12/20100 5616.67 5612.86
01/02/01 5616.69 5612.88
02/17/01 5616.66 5612.87
03/08/01 5616.66 5612.85
04/29/01 5616.64 5612.90
05/12/01 5616.72 5612.86
06/06/01 5616.70 5612.88
07/09/01 5616.70 5612.88
08/24/01 5616.71 5612.89
09/12/01 5616.71 5612.88
10108/01 5616.73 5612.93
11/27/01 5616.68 5612.88
12/26/01 5616.69 5612.87
01/16/02 5616.69 5612.89
02/23/02 5616.71 5612.91
03/30102 5616.70 5612.90
04/11/02 5616.70 5612.91
05/23/02 5616.68 5612.85
06/25/02 5616.69 5612.82
07/18/02 5616.69 5612.87
08/22/02 5616.69 5612.86
09/25/02 5616.69 5612.86
10/28/02 5616.69 5612.85
2W6-N 2W6-C 2W6-S 3-iN 3-iC
DATE
11/20102 5616.69 5612.85
12/24/02 5616.69 5612.85
01/30103 5616.66 5612.84
02/21/03 5616.66 5612.84
03/25/03 5616.67 5612.84
04/11/03 5616.68 5612.82
05/29/03 5616.69 5612.82
06/26/03 5616.69 5612.84
07/24/03 5616.69 5612.84
08/20103 5616.69 5612.84
09/30103 5616.69 5612.86
10108/03 5616.69 5612.86
11/12/03 5616.69 5612.86
12/22/03 5616.69 5612.85
01/29/04 5616.69 5612.86
02/17104 5616.69 5612.84
03/24/04 5616.69 5612.85
04/28/04 5616.69 5612.85
05/20104 5616.75 5612.82
06/30104 5616.69 5612.85
07/30104 5616.69 5612.85
08/19/04 5616.75 5612.83
09/30104 5616.75 5612.83
10/29/04 5616.75 5612.83
11/30104 5616.75 5612.83
12/15/04 5616.75 5612.83
01/19/05 5616.74 5612.82
02/17105 5616.74 5612.82
03/31/05 5616.74 5612.83
04/29/05 5616.74 5612.83
05/27105 5616.74 5612.83
06/30105 5616.74 5612.83
07/22/05 5617.10 5612.90
2W6-N 2W6-C 2W6-S 3-1N 3-1C
DATE
08/26/05 5620.53 5618.19 5616.61 5617.03 5612.82
09/30105 5620.52 5618.19 5616.60 5617.03 5612.82
10/28/05 5620.51 5618.19 5616.60 5617.05 5612.82
11/30105 5620.52 5618.19 5616.60 5617.04 5612.82
12/29/05 5620.51 5618.18 5616.56 5617.02 5612.81
01/27106 5620.56 5618.18 5616.56 5616.98 5612.78
02/14/06 5620.55 5618.25 5616.73 5617.02 5612.82
03/17106 5620.52 5618.16 5616.54 5616.98 5612.77
04/26/06 5620.52 5618.18 5616.56 5617.02 5612.80
05/25/06 5620.52 5618.19 5616.54 5617.01 5612.79
06/29/06 5620.53 5618.14 5616.52 5617.01 5612.80
07/12/06 5620.52 5618.18 5616.52 5617.00 5612.80
08/24/06 5620.52 5618.18 5616.80 5616.98 5612.79
09/22/06 5620.52 5618.16 5616.77 5617.01 5612.80
10/31/06 5620.51 5618.13 5616.73 5617.00 5612.80
11/29/06 5620.66 5618.15 5616.73 5616.98 5612.78
12/21/06 5620.54 5618.16 5616.78 5616.97 5612.78
01/10107 5620.52 5618.18 5616.82 5617.01 5612.81
02/24/07 5620.74 5618.54 5616.93 5616.92 5612.72
03/07107 5620.50 5618.18 5616.72 5616.96 5612.74
04/20107 5620.66 5617.98 5616.74 5616.98 5612.76
05/03/07 5620.58 5617.63 5616.71 5617.02 5612.80
06/08/07 5620.74 5618.36 5616.94 5617.08 5612.90
07/12/07 5620.55 5618.23 5616.76 5616.94 5612.72
08/01/07 5620.50 5618.15 5616.71 5616.99 5612.78
09/13/07 5620.84 5618.36 5616.79 5617.06 5612.94
10/16/07 5620.81 5618.15 5616.79 5617.01 5612.89
11/21/07 5620.48 5618.13 5616.67 5617.03 5612.81
12/21/07 5620.53 5618.16 5616.70 5617.01 5612.84
01/28/08 5620.73 5618.13 5616.82 5617.05 5612.91
02/28/08 5620.68 5618.15 5616.79 5617.03 5612.92
03/28/08 5620.52 5618.16 5616.68 5617.01 5612.82
04/25/08 5620.51 5618.02 5616.62 5617.18 5612.90
2W6-N 2W6-C 2W6-S 3-iN 3-1C
DATE
05/30108 5620.62 5618.32 5616.77 5616.90 5612.62
06/27108 5620.48 5618.11 5616.49 5616.98 5612.80
07/31/08 5620.48 5618.05 5616.46 5616.99 5612.81
08/28/09 5620.48 5618.10 5616.45 5617.03 5612.84
09/24/08 5620.47 5618.12 5616.46 5617.04 5612.86
10/31/08 5620.48 5618.10 5616.47 5616.99 5612.80
11/26/08 5620.47 5618 11 5616.46 5617.01 5612.83
12/31/08 5620.49 5618.13 5616.49 5616.99 5612.80
01/30109 5620.46 5618.09 5616.43 5617.02 5612.82
02/27109 5620.48 5618 08 5616.43 5617.02 5612.84
03/31/09 5620.48 5618.14 5616.51 5617.04 5612.83
04/30109 562048 5618.12 5616.38 5617.04 5612.98
05/29/09 5620.46 5618.11 5616.38 5617.02 5612.82
06/30109 5620.48 5618 13 5616.48 5617.00 5613.00
07/31/09 5620.44 5618.10 5616.43 5617.01 5612.79
08/28/09 562049 5618.13 5616.46 5616.99 5612.81
09/30109 5620.46 5618.08 5616.33 5617.01 5612.84
10/30109 562047 5618 11 5616.49 5616.99 5612.81
11/30/09 5620.48 5618.11 5616.42 5617.01 5612.79
12/31/09 562046 5618.10 5616.42 5617.00 5612.80
01/29/10 5620.49 5618.13 5616.45 5616.67 5612.77
02/26/10 5620.46 5618 12 5616.45 5617.08 5612.79
03/30/10 5620.47 5618.10 5616.44 5617.00 5612.82
04/30/10 5620.46 5618.08 5616.44 5616.94 5612.78
05/28/10 5620.45 5618.09 5616.42 5616.98 5612.81
06/30/10 5620.48 5618.11 561642 5616.96 5612.80
07/29/10 5620.48 5618.10 561640 5616.94 5612.80
08/19/10 5620.47 5618.13 5616.45 5616.95 5612.79
09/17/10 5620.48 5618.09 5616.37 5616.98 5612.81
10/29/10 5620.46 5618.11 5616.43 5616.94 5612.76
3-15 3-2N 3-2C 3-25
DATE
04/26/97
05/30/97
06/26/97
07/31/97
08/28/97
09/25/97
10/26/97
11/18/97
12/18/97
01/16/98
02/06/98
03/06/98
04/03/98
05/06/98
06/01/98
07/01/98
08/03/98
09/03/98
10101/98
11/05/98
12/02/98
01/06/99
02/03/99
04108199
05/04/99
06/02/99
06/30/99
08/03/99 5615.13 5613.10
09/08/99 5615.20 5613.07
10107/99 5615.23 5613 .08
11104/99 5615.22 5613.08
12/01/99 5615.22 5613.07
01/05/00 5615.23 5613.07
3-15 3-2N 3-2C 3-25
DATE
02/02/00 5615.21 5613.07
03/03/00 5615.23 5613.05
04/05/00 5615.24 5613.08
05/03/00 5615.19 5613.04
06/21/00 5615.21 5613.09
07/16/00 5615.22 5613.16
08/30100 5615.24 5613.04
09/18/00 5615.24 5613.14
10/17/00 5615.25 5613.10
11/14/00 5615.25 5613.10
12/20100 5615.21 5613.10
01/02/01 5615.22 5613.07
02/17/01 5615.25 5613.10
03/08/01 5615.22 5613.07
04/29/01 5615.22 5613.07
05/12/01 5615.24 5613.08
06/06/01 5615.24 5613.10
07/09/01 5615.24 5613.08
08/24/01 5615.27 5613.13
09/12/01 5615.24 5613.10
10108/01 5615.29 5613.13
11/27/01 5615.23 5613.08
12/26/01 5615.25 5613.09
01/16/02 5615.24 5613.11
02/23/02 5615.27 5613.11
03/30102 5615.27 5613.10
04/11/02 5615.22 5613.07
05/23/02 5615.20 5613.06
06/25/02 5615.21 5613.06
07/18/02 5615.23 5613.08
08/22/02 5615.23 5613.08
09/25/02 5615.23 5613.08
10/28/02 5615.21 5613.08
3-18 3-2N 3-2C 3-28
DATE
11/20102 5615.23 5613.08
12/24/02 5615.23 5613.08
01/30103 5615.20 5613.06
02/21/03 5615.20 5613.06
03/25/03 5615.21 5613.06
04/11/03 5615.19 5613.03
05/29/03 5615.19 5613.05
06/26/03 5615.19 5613.05
07/24/03 5615.19 5613.05
08/20103 5615.19 5613.05
09/30103 5615.23 5613.09
10108/03 5615.23 5613.09
11/12/03 5615.23 5613.09
12/22/03 5615.20 5613.06
01/29/04 5615.23 5613.09
02/17/04 5615.23 5613.07
03/24/04 5615.23 5613.07
04/28/04 5615.23 5613.07
05/20104 5615.18 5613.10
06/30104 5615.23 5613.07
07/30104 5615.23 5613.07
08/19/04 5615.20 5613.20
09/30104 5615.20 5613.22
10/29/04 5615.20 5613.20
11/30104 5615.18 5613.20
12/15/04 5615.20 5613.20
01/19/05 5615.22 5613.20
02/17/05 5615.20 5613.20
03/31/05 5615.20 5613.20
04/29/05 5615.20 5613.20
05/27/05 5615.20 5613.20
06/30105 5615.20 5613.20
07/22/05 5615.28 5612.27
3-15 3-2N 3-2C 3-25
DATE
08/26/05 5615.21 5613.17 5613.63 5612.18
09/30105 5615.20 5613.18 5613.63 5612.18
10/28/05 5615.20 5613.20 5613.63 5612.18
11/30105 5615.20 5613.20 5613.63 5612.19
12/29/05 5615.20 5613.19 5613.63 5612.18
01/27106 5615.18 5614.22 5613.58 5612.12
02/14/06 5615.20 5614.22 5613.66 5612.22
03/17106 5615.16 5613.14 5613.56 5612.16
04/26/06 5615.22 5613.22 5613.60 5612.20
05/25/06 5615.19 5613.14 5613.60 5612.16
06/29/06 5615.22 5613.17 5613.62 5612.17
07/12/06 5615.20 5613.16 5613.61 5612.16
08/24/06 5615.18 5613.16 5613.61 5612.16
09/22/06 5615.19 5613.16 5613.61 5612.16
10/31/06 5615.19 5613.17 5613.61 5612.16
11/29/06 5615.18 5613.16 5613.62 5612.14
12/21/06 5615.19 5613.16 5613.60 5612.15
01/10107 5615.18 5613.16 5613.75 5612.15
02/24/07 5615.14 5613.18 5613.62 5612.16
03/07/07 5615.16 5613.12 5613.76 5612.14
04/20107 5615.16 5613.14 5613.76 5612.14
05/03/07 5615.17 5613.14 5613.82 5612.16
06/08/07 5615.22 5613.02 5613.80 5612.18
07/12/07 5615.12 5613.11 5613.74 5612.05
08/01/07 5615.17 5613.17 5613.78 5612.14
09/13/07 5615.24 5613.23 5613.85 5612.41
10/16/07 5615.19 5613.17 5613.81 5612.38
11/21/07 5615.21 5613.20 5613.82 5612.15
12/21/07 5615.18 5613.18 5613.80 5612.14
01/28/08 5615.20 5613.21 5613.78 5612.36
02/28/08 5615.17 5613.20 5613.81 5612.33
03/28/08 5615.20 5613.18 5613.65 5612.41
04/25/08 5615.32 5613.36 5613.60 5612.51
3-15 3-2N 3-2C 3-25
DATE
05/30108 5615.04 5613.02 5613.48 5612.06
06/27108 5615.18 5613.16 5613.64 5612.16
07/31/08 5615.20 5613.19 5613.66 5612.14
08/28/09 5615.19 5613.21 5613.65 5612.16
09/24/08 5615.21 5613.23 5613.66 5612.21
10/31/08 5615.17 5613.19 5613.63 5612.16
11/26/08 5615.18 5613.20 5613.63 5612.16
12/31/08 5615.16 5613.17 5613.61 5612.15
01/30109 5615.17 5613.20 5613.64 5612.37
02/27109 5615.20 5613.20 5613.65 5612.17
03/31/09 5615.19 5613.20 5613.65 5612.17
04/30109 5615.22 5613.21 5613.69 5612.19
05/29/09 5615.18 5613.18 5613.65 5612.16
06/30109 5615.15 5613.16 5613.61 5612.14
07/31/09 5615.16 5613.17 5613.65 5612.15
08/28/09 5615.18 5613.19 5613.63 5612.16
09/30109 5615.19 5613.21 5613.65 5612.17
10/30109 5615.17 5613.19 5613.64 5612.35
11/30109 5615.17 5613.18 5613.63 5612.15
12/31/09 5615.18 5613.16 5613.62 5612.12
01/29/10 5615.13 5613.13 5613.58 5612.12
02/26/10 5615.16 5613.16 5613.60 5612.14
03/30/10 5615.17 5613.19 5613.63 5612.13
04/30/10 5615.16 5613.16 5613.60 5612.14
05/28/10 5615.18 5613.19 5613.60 5612.13
06/30/10 5615.20 5613.22 5613.63 5612.16
07/29/10 5615.16 5613.16 5613.62 5612.14
08/19/10 5615.15 5613.16 5613.61 5612.14
09/17/10 5615.17 5613.18 5613.62 5612.14
10/29/10 5615.13 5613.15 5613.59 5612.08
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Summary of Monthly Solution
Freeboard Measurements
Solution Levels
Cell 1, Cell 3, and Cell 4A
August 2009 through October 2010
Celli Cell 3 Cell4A
Celli Cell 3 Cell4A Elevation Elevation Elevation
Freeboard Freeboard Freeboard Change in Change in change in
Date Cell 1 Cell 3 Cell4A Elevation Elevation Eleveation Inches Inches Inches
8/7/2009 5612.42 5599.65 5585.77 5615.4 5602.5 5593.74
8/14/2009 5612.78 5599.61 5585.03 5615.4 5602.5 5593.74 (4.32) 0.48 8.88
8/21/2009 5613.13 5599.56 5584.19 5615.4 5602.5 5593.74 (4.20) 0.60 10.08
8/28/2009 5613.42 5599.65 5583.44 5615.4 5602.5 5593.74 (3.48) (1.08) 9.00
T.H.
made a
9/4/2009 5613.58 5599.59 5582.91 5615.4 5602.5 5593.74 (5.40) (0.36) 15.36 calculatio
n error on
C4A
elevation.
9/11/2009 5613.81 5599.61 5582.11 5615.4 5602.5 5593.74 (2.76) (0.24)
9118/2009 5614.01 5599.65 5581.8 5615.4 5602.5 5593.74 (2.40) (0.48) 3.72
9/25/2009 5614.17 5599.61 5581 .07 5615.4 5602.5 5593.74 (1.92) 0.48 8.76
10/2/2009 5614.18 5599.73 5581.17 5615.4 5602.5 5593.74 (0.12) (1.44) (1.20)
10/9/2009 5613.58 5599.67 5581.67 5615.4 5602.5 5593.74 7.20 0.72 (6.00)
10/13/2009 5613.53 5599.62 5581.96 5615.4 5602.5 5593.74 0.60 0.60 (3.48)
10/23/2009 5613.25 5601 .78 5581.62 5615.4 5602.5 5593.74 3.36 (25.92) 4,08
10/30/2009 5613.21 5601.68 5581.67 5615.4 5602.5 5593.74 0.48 1.20 (0.60)
11/6/2009 5613.22 5601.7 5581 .88 5615,4 5602.5 5593.74 (0.12) (0.24) (2.52)
11/12/2009 5613.11 5601.8 5582.2 5615.4 5602.5 5593.74 1.32 (1.20) (384)
11/20/2009 5613.18 5601.79 5581 .97 5615.4 5602.5 5593.74 (0.84) 0.12 2.76
11/25/2009 5613.15 5601.77 5581 .92 5615.4 5602.5 5593.74 0.36 0.24 0.60
12/4/2009 5613.07 5601.89 5581.9 5615.4 5602.5 5593.74 0.96 (1.44) 0.24
12110/2009 5613.31 5601.97 5582.16 5615.4 5602.5 5593.74 (2.88) (0.96) (3.12)
12118/2009 5613.32 5601.95 5582.15 5615.4 5602.5 5593.74 (0.12) 0.24 0.12
12125/2009 5613.43 5602.04 5582.23 5615.4 5602.5 559374 (1.32) (1.08) (0.96)
1213112009 5613.43 5602.07 5582.67 5615.4 5602.5 5593.74 0.00 (0.36) (528)
118/2010 5613.51 5602.01 5582.73 5615.4 5602.5 5593.74 (0.96) 0.72 (0.72)
1115/2010 5613.32 5601.3 5582.99 5615.4 5602.5 5593.74 2.28 8.52 (3.12)
unable to
shoot cell
1122/2010 5613.56 5615.4 5602.5 5593.74 (2.88) 3 and 4A
due to
heavy
snow.
1/28/2010 5613.63 5602.06 5583.9 5615.4 5602.5 5593.74 (0.84) (9.12) (10.92)
2/5/2010 5613.62 5600.53 5584.4 5615.4 5602.5 5593.74 0.12 18.36 (6.00)
2/12/2010 5613.73 5601.18 5584.5 5615.4 5602.5 5593.74 (1.32) (7.80) (1.20)
2119/2010 5613.74 5601.41 5584.55 5615.4 5602.5 5593.74 (0.12) (2.76) (0.60)
2/26/2010 5613.39 5603.21 5584.96 5615.4 5602.5 5593.74 4.20 (21 .60) (4.92)
3/5/2010 5613.39 5602.85 5585.37 5615.4 5602.5 5593,74 0.00 4.32 (4.92)
3/1212010 5613.49 5602.44 5585.34 5615.4 5602.5 5593.74 (1.20) 4.92 0.36
3/19/2010 5613.53 5601 .91 5585.48 5615.4 5602.5 5593.74 (0.48) 6.36 (1.68)
3/26/2010 5613.53 5602.53 5585.55 5615.4 5602.5 5593.74 0.00 (744) (0.84)
4/2/2010 5613.68 5601 .99 5585.67 5615.4 5602.5 5593.74 (1.80) 6.48 (1.44)
4/9/2010 5613.84 5601.81 5585.56 5615.4 5602.5 5593.74 (1.92) 2.16 1.32
4116/2010 5613.65 5600.68 5585.95 5615.4 5602.5 5593.74 2.28 13.56 (4.68)
4/23/2010 5613.91 5601,88 5585.74 5615.4 5602.5 5593.74 (3.12) (14.40) 2.52
4/30/2010 5613.94 5600.5 5585.78 5615.4 5602.5 5593.74 (036) 16.56 (0.48)
5/7/2010 5614.22 5601.61 5585.48 5615.4 5602.5 5593.74 (3.36) (13.32) 3.60
5114/2010 5614.24 5601.38 5585.37 5615.4 5602.5 5593.74 (0.24) 2.76 1.32
5/21/2010 5614.48 5602.31 5584.51 5615.4 5602.5 5593.74 (2.88) (11.16) 10.32
5/28/2010 5614.57 5599.98 5585.19 5615.4 5602.5 5593.74 (1.08) 27.96 (8.16)
6/4/2010 5614.47 5599.63 5585.5 5615.4 5602.5 5593.74 1.20 4.20 (3.72)
6/11/2010 5613.99 5600.93 5585.93 5615.4 5602.5 5593.74 5.76 (15.60) (516)
6118/2010 5614.25 5602.96 5585.78 5615.4 5602.5 5593.74 (3.12) (24.36) 1.80
6/25/2010 5613.40 5601.28 5586.76 5615.4 5602.5 5593.74 10.20 20.16 (11 .76)
7/2/2010 5613.65 5601.36 5586.66 5615.4 5602.5 5593.74 (3.00) (0.96) 1.20
7116/2010 5614.13 5601.86 5586.45 5615.4 5602.5 5593.74 (5.76) (6.00) 2.52
7/23/2010 5614.21 5602.76 5586.35 5615.4 5602.5 5593.74 (0.96) (10.80) 1.20
7/30/2010 5614.00 5603.10 5586.33 5615.40 5602.5 5593.74 2.52 (4.08) 0.24
8/6/2010 5614.22 5603.22 5586.45 5615.40 5602.5 5593.74 (2.64) (1.44) (1.44)
8/13/2010 5614.21 5603.24 5586.78 5615.40 5602.5 5593.74 0.12 (0.24) (3.96)
8/16/2010 5613.91 5602.17 5615.40 5602.5 5593.74 3.60 12.84
8/20/2010 5613.81 5602.25 5587.53 5615.40 5602.5 5593.74 1.20 (0.96) (9.00)
8/27/2010 5613.63 5602.86 5587.97 5615.40 5602.5 5593.74 2.16 (7.32) (5.28)
9110/2010 5613.24 5604,62 5588.4 5615.40 5602.5 5593.74 4.68 (21.12) (5.16)
9/1712010 5613.2 5604.44 5588.63 5615.40 5602.5 5593.74 0.48 2.16 (2.76)
9/24/2010 5613.36 5604.88 5588.68 5615.40 5602.5 5593.74 (1.92) (5.28) (0.60)
1011/2010 5613.45 5604.41 5588.75 5615.40 5602.5 5593.74 (1.08) 5.64 (0.84)
10/8/2010 5613.81 5603,23 5588.73 5615.40 5602.5 5593.74 (4.32) 14.16 0.24
10/15/2010 5612.38 5604.47 5589.67 5615.40 5602.5 5593.74 17.16 (14.88) (11 .28)
10/2212010 5613.34 5604.43 5589.69 5615.40 5602.5 5593.74 (11.52) 0.48 (0.24)
10/29/2010 5613.44 5603.21 5589.94 5615.40 5602.5 5593.74 (1.20) 14.64 (3.00)
..... 11'1 :i! ... CII CII I&.
C 0 .. IV ~ iil
Solution Elevations -Cell I, Cell 3, and Cell 4A
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Monthly Inspection for December 2009
White Mesa MiII-Standard Operating Procedures
Book 11; Environmental Protection Manual, Section 3.1
Inspector: ":'0'( YCt Ii.~
Date; 16· 1-;WOo)'
Accompanied by: AlIA
Time: 1300
APPENDIX A (CONT.)
DAILY INSPECTION DATA
2/07 Revision: DUSA-2
Page 17 of25
Any Item not "OK" must be documented. A check mark = OK., X = Action Required
I. TAILINGS SLURRY TRANSPORT SYSTEM I
InsRection Items Condit,i2m ~{~QtegtiAl C:~gcem Celli Ce112 Cell 3
IJ IA
SlulTY Pipeline Leaks, Damage, Blockage. Sharp Bends ../ v
Pipeline Joints Leaks, Loose Connections ./ ../
Pipeline Supports Damage:, Loss of Support ./ ../
Valves Leaks, Blocked, Closed ../ ./
Point(s) of Discharge Improper Location or Orientation ./ v
ll. OPERATIONAL SYSTEMS I
InsRection Items Conditions of Potential Concern Celli Ce112 Cell 3
/J IA
Water Level Greater 'Than Operating Level, Large Change / /' Since Previous Inspection
Beach Cracks., Severe Erosion, Subsidence ./ ~
Liner and Cover Erosion of cover. Exposure of Liner ./ .,/
m. DIKES AND EMBANKMENTS I
InmectiQD Imm~ Conditions of Potential Concern Dike Dike 1-Dike 2 Dike 3 Dike4A-
I-I lA S
pes Sloughs or Sliding Cracks, Bulges,
./ ::{ ./ J Subsidence, Severe Erosion, Moist J
Areas, Areas of Seepage Outbreak
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4A
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../
../
J
Cell
4A
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4A-W
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Book J I: Envirol1mental Protection ManuaJ, Section 3.1
I Cracks, Subsidence, Severe Erosion
IV. FLOW RATES I
SlullYLine(s)
()
V. PHYSICAL INSPECTION OF SLURRY
LINES(S)
Pond Retum
CJ
2/07 Revision: DUSA-2
Page Hlof25
./ I?X I v
S-X Tails
CJ ·
---
S~rav SYstem
C)
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Observed Entire Discharge Line
__ --.,..-__ yes
7 y
.../ ____ ----'No
_____ es ____ --eNo
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4A
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N'ind Movement of Tailings v ./ ./ . ,
'recipitation: r ) inches liquid
Jeneral Meteorological conditions: ~"C£!n
n. DAH..Y LEAK DETECTION CHECK I
.Q.ell..l. ~12 CelU Cell~
eak Detection System ../ Cbecked if Checked ,/ Checked J Checked
heckcd
__ Wet~Dry' ~Wet __ Dry __ Wet~Dry ~Wct __ Dry
Initial level -Initial level 7 '1 Initial level ... InItial level '1 .0
,..
Final level Final level ~ Final I.cvel -Final level --FlowMeter )S3l'(S5 GaI.p~ed Gal. pumped -Gal. pumped
VIU OBSERVATIONS OF POTENTIAL CONCERN Ac:tiOD Required
. ... . -
. -
OAiL~ ~SP£CTION REPORT
TAJ L UYGS StURIn' O'(sCHARG£ UltAT 10ft!
CELL 1 .. 1
... CELL 2
.. ~~\\t~.
DATE: J)..-l-~()C{
INSPECTOR: :rf~
White Mesa MiII-Standard Operating Procedures
Book 11: Environmental Protection Manual, Section 3.1
htspector: 'J";;;ncr Uol U44 ~ Date; tl-a'" 0'\
Accompanied bY:.--<:M:.::.!I'"","Q~_
Time: 1;13D
APPENDIX A (CONT.)
IIDAHL¥ IN§PECTHON DATA
,
2(07 Revision: DUSA-2
Page 17 of25
Any Item not "OK" must be docwnented. A check mark = OK, X = Action Required
I. TAILINGS SLURRY TRANSPORT SYSTEM 1
InsRectiQn Items Conditions of Pot~ntial Concern CellI Cell 2 Cell 3
AJ 1\
Slurry Pipeline Leaks, Damage, Blockage, Sharp Bends ./ ,/
Pipeline Joints Leaks, Loose Connections ,/ ./
Pipeline Supports Damage, Loss of Support ./ ./
Valves Leaks, Blocked Closed ~ ./
Point(s) of Discharge Improper Location or Orientation ,/' I ,/
II. OPERATIONAL SYSTEMS J
InsRection Items Conditions of Potential Concern CellI Cell 2 Cell 3
AI A .
Water Level Greater Than Operating Level, Large Change / J'I
Since Previous Inspection
Beach Cracks. Severe Erosion, Subsidence V-/
Liner and Cover Erosion of cover, Exposure of Liner ./ v'
m. DIKES AND EMBANKMENTS 1
Ins~tiQn Items Conditions ofPQtential Concern Dike Dike 1-Dike 2 Dike 3 Dike4A-
1-1 lA S
.pes Sloughs or Sliding Cracks, Bulges, / ./ b( Subsidence, Severe Erosion, Moist ./ ../
Areas, Areas of Seepage Outbreak
Cell
4A
v
,/
../
V'
0/
M
4A
../
-,/
../
Dike
4A-W
/
White Mesa Mill-Standard Operating Procedures
Book 11: Envil'Onmental Protection Manual, Section 3.1
2/07 Revision: DUSA-2
Page 18 of25
Crest I Craclcs. Subsidence, Severe Erosion v I~I v
IV. FLOW RATES I
SJurrvLi~
GPM ()
v. PHYSICAL INSPECTION OF SLURRY
LINES(S)
Walked to Discharge Point
Observed Entire Discharge Line
VI. DUST CONTROL
Ousting
Wind Movement of Tailings
?recipitation: () inches liquid
Jeneral Meteorological conditions: ~lo!oflll:a
'lI. DAILY LEAK DETECl10N CHECK
CQ!Jl
/'
.eak :Dete<;tion System v Checked
I
'" v
Pond Retum
()
__ --,.-__ yes
17 y _---'-___ es
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../ ____ ---'No
____ ----:No
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../ ./
../ v
Cell 2 CeJl3
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0
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4A
J
t/
CdlAA
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Fmallevel --Final level -FiDallcvel -Final lcvcl
.... --Flow Meter ,?S39~5 Gal. pumped Oal.pumpe<i Oal. pumped
VIII OBSERVATIONS OF POTENTIAL CONCERN AttioD Required
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CELL I-I
,
CELL 2
'~incA. "
CELL 4·A
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White Mesa MiII-Standard Operating Procedures
Book II: Environmental Protection Manual, Section 3.1
Accompanied bY:~AI4~tt __
Time: ~ I L.\:)o
APPENDIX A (CONT.)
DAILY INSPECTiON DATA
2/07 Revision: DUSA-2
Page 17 of25
Any Item not "OK" must be documented. A check mark = OK, X = Action Required
I. TAILINGS SLURRY TRANSPORT SYSTEM J
Inmection Items Conditions of Potential Concern CellI CeU2 Cell 3
,.; Il
Slurry Pipeline Leaks, Damage, Blockage~ Sharp Bends Ii ./
Pipeline Joints Leaks, Loose Connections ./ ./
P~eline Supports Damage, Loss of Support __ v if'
Valves Leaks, Blocked, Closed v ./
Point(s) of Discharge Impro~r Location or Orientation v' V
II. OPERATIONAL SYSTEMS I
Ins~ction Items {;;Qnditions of Potential Concern CellI Cell 2 CeU3
;V II-
Water Level Greater Than Operating Level, Large Change / ./ Since Previous Inspection
Beach Cracks, Severe Erosion, Subsidence ./ ./
Liner and Cover Erosion of cover, Exposure of Liner / ./
III. DIKES AND EMBANKMENTS J
Ins~tion Items Conditions of PQtential CQn~m Dike Dike 1-Dike 2 Dike 3 Dike4A-
1-1 lA S
,/
pes Sloughs or Sliding Cracks, Bulges, I j{ J I Subsidence, Severe Erosion, Moist ~
Areas, Areas of Seepage Outbreak
Cell
4A
./
J
,/
/
./
Cell
4A
./
./
-./
Dike
4A-W
/
Crest
GPM
White Mesa Mill -Standard Operating Prooedul'eS
Book II: Environmental Protection Manual, Section 3.1
I Cracks, Subsidence, Severe Erosion
IV. FLOW RATES I
SluJlYLine(s)
0
V. PHYSICAL INSPECTION OF SLURRY
LINES(S)
PondRetum
U
2/07 Revision: DUSA·2
Page 18 of25
.-/ 13?Sf1
S-X Tails
0
Walked to Discharge Point
Observed Entire Discharge Line
Yes ./ ____ --:No
--~--/ Yes -----____ --:No
VI. DUST CONTROL
Cell 2 Cell 3
)usting ! ../
Wind Movement of Tailings ./ J
lrecipitation: U inches liquid
:Jenera) Meteorological conditions: ~V"I"{ ~
1N .j( !>b ..... C. w<l'd\ ()
r..A~IA
'II. DAILY LEAK DETECTION CRECK I
!&1I1 <&J.l.A CeIJ3
/ /
eaIc fietcc:tion System v Checked Checked vi' Checked v
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SmaySvstem
0
~
M
./
J
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Checked
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-" Gal. pumoed -..-FlowMeter ..2S3Cf~ GaL. PlIDlDed Gal. pumped
VID OBSERVATIONS OF POTENTIAL CONCERN Action Required
,
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,
CELL t
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crll 4.A
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White Mesa Mill -Standard Operating Procedures
Book 11: Environmental Protection Manual, Section 3.1
APPENDIX A (CONT.)
DAILY INSPECTION DATA
Inspector. -r WV1u' H.I \ .~
Date; 1~-4 .c.1\
Accompanied by: ~t\ RJ",cr
Time: \400
..
2/07 Revision: DUSA-2
Page 17 of25
Any Item not "OK" must be documented. A check mark::: OK, X = Action Required
I. TAILINGS SLURRY TRANSPORT SYSTEM I
Inmection ttems Conditions of f:otentiaJ CooQem CellI Cell 2 Cell 3
lJ) 18 Siuny Pipeline Leaks. Damage, Blockage, Sharp Bends ../ ../
PipelinO Ioints Leaks, Loose ConDecti.ons J ./
pij>eliiie Supports woo-. . e. Loss of SuppOrt v' ./
Valves Leaks. Blocked, Closed ./ ../
Point(s) of Discharge Impwper Lo,cation OJ: OrientanQn ,/ 0/
.. n. OPERATIONAL SYSTEMS I
In!i!ection Items ConditiQIlS Qt:I~o~ti~ Concern ~ CeU2 Cell 3
tJ It-
Water Level Greater Than Operating Level, Large Change / .,/'
Since Previous Inspection
Beach Cracks, Severe Erosion. Subsidence /-../
Liner and Cover Erosion of cover, Exposure of Liner ~ /
m. DIKES AND EMBANKMENTS I
Insoection Imms Conditions of Potential Concern Dike Dike 1-Dike 2 Dike 3 Dike4A-
1-1 lA S
)CS Sloughs or Sliding Cracks, Bulges, if ~ Subsidence, Severe Erosion, Moist ./ if v'
Areas, Areas of Seepage Outbreak
Cell
4A
./
./
.,/
.r
v
Cell
M
-/
./
V'
~
4A-W
../
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Book 11: Environmental Protection Manual, Section 3.1
I Cracks. Subsidence, Severe Erosion
IV. FLOW RATES I
Slurry Linels)
0
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____ ----"No
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VI. DUST CONTROL
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'recipitation: () inches liquid
Jeneral Meteorological conditions:
'n. DAILY LEAK DETECTION CHECK I
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calc Oetection System " Checked v Checked v Checked ./ Checked
hecked
__ Wet~Dry· __ Wet~Dry ~Wet __ Dry ~Wet __ Dry
IaitialleveJ -Initial level 71\ Initial level -lnitialle ... el ~·I
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GaL putnl)ed -Oal. pumoed -Gal. pumped -Flow Meter .lENttSS
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Time: /k..2S
APPENDIX A (CONT.)
DAILY INSPECTION DATA
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Any Item oot "OK" must be documented. A check mark = OK, X = Action Required
I. TAILINGS SLURRY TRANSPOitT SYSTEM l
IO$!ection Items Conditions of Potential Concern CellI Cell 2 Cell 3
Slurry Pipeline Leaks, Damage, Blockage, Sharp Bends V". //!<-,/
Pipeline Joints Leaks, Loose Connections /' ../
Pipeline Supports Damage~ Loss of Support / /
Valves Leaks, BJocked, Closed / /
Point(s) of Discharge hnproper Location OT Orientation / I ./
U. OPERATIONAL SYSTEMS I
Ins~ction Items Conditions of Potential Concern Celli Cell 2 Cell 3
I
Water Level Greater Than Operating Level, Large Change I
Since Previous Inspection / ./
Beach Cracks, Severe ErosioI4 . Subsidence ,/ /
Liner and Cover Erosion of cover, Exposure of Liner /' /
I
m. DIKES AND EMBANKMENTS J
Insgection Items Conditions of Potential Concern Dike Dike 1-Dike 2 Dike 3 Dike4A-
I-I IA S
pes Sloughs or Sliding Cracks, Bulges, / /' ,41}-./ /'
Subsidence, Severe Erosion, Moist
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Book 11: Envirolunental Protection Manual, Section 3.1
Crac1<s, Subsidence, Severe Erosion
IV. FLOW RATES I
SIUIl'Y Line(s)
t)
V. PHYSICAL INSPECTION OF SLURRY
LlNES{S)
Pond Return
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VI. DUST CONTROL
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Fin.a! level Pinal level
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vm OBSERVATIONS OF POTENTIAL CONCERN
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ActioD Required
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Book 11: Environmental Protection Manual. Section 3.1
Accompanied by: M/ft-
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APPENDIX A (CONT.)
BAILY IlNSPECTION DATA
,. .
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Any Item not "OK" must be documented. A check mark = OK., X = Action Required
I. TAILINGS SLURRY TRANSPOItT SYSTEM ,
Irume!;tiQR Items Conditions of Potential Concern CellI Cell 2 Cell 3
1JJ. IA
Siuny Pipeline Leaks, Damage, Blockage, Sharp Bends J ../
Pipelirie Ioints Leaks, Loose Connections ~ ./
Pipeible Supports Dam82e, Loss of SuPport J .,/
V~es Leaks, Blocked, CloSed v' v'
Point(s) of Discharge hnpJ9P~r~ffo~orOrien~tion ~ ./
ll. OPERATIONAL SYSTEMS 1
~!Dection Items Conditions o(Potential ~Qncem CellI Cell 2 Cell 3
'" f~
Water Level Greater Than Operating Level, Large Change J /' Since Previous inspection
Beacb Cracks, Severe Erosion, Subsidence ../ ./
Liner and Cover Erosion of cover, Exposure of Liner ./ ,/
ID. DIKES AND EMBANKMENTS I
Inspection Items ConditiQ!l~ of Potential Concern Dike Dike 1-Dike 2 Dike 3 Dike4A-
I-I IA S
les Slougbs or Sliding Cracks, Bulges, ~ Subsidence, Severe Erosion, Moist /' J J J
Areas, Areas of Seepage Outbreak
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I Cracks, Subsidence, Severe Erosion
IV. FLOWRATES I
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7La ,/ ./ 7 J
Slurrv Line(s) PondRetum s-x Tail~ Sora v Svstem
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V. PHYSICAL INSPECTION OF SLURRY
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Observed Entire Discharge Line
c Yes --\/-r---yes
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VI. DUST CONTROL
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..-ecipitation: () inches liQuid
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Book 11: Environmental Protection Manua~ Section 3.1
mspector: 12,tW B'M(
Date; 12,7 -2o(jl
Accompanied by:,J..,;fI.;;..:.;'I4~_
Time: ,Ill , / ~-
APPENDIX A (CONI'.)
DAILY INSPECTION DATA
"
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Any Item not "OK~' must be documented. A check mark = OK, X = Action Required
I. TAILINGS SLURRY TRANS~ORT SYSTEM 1
In~ction Item~ Conditions of Potential Concern !&!U ~ Cell 3
N IA
Slurry Pipeline Leaks. Damage, Blocka~e. Sharp Bends ./ ./
Pipeline Ioints Leaks, Loose Connections L /
Pipeliiie SupPorts Damll2c. Loss of Support / /
Valves Leaks, Blocked. Closed L /
PoinKs) of Discharge Improper ~~tjQ1j or OrientaUQn . .( I ,.
D. OPERATIONAL SYSTEMS 1
I~pection Items Conditions of Potential Concern CellI Cell 2 Cell 3
fl It
Water Level Greater Than Operating Level, Large Change I
Since Previous Inspection ./ /'
Beach Cracks. Sev«c Erosion, Subsidence ,/ ./
Liner and Cover Brosion of cover Exposure of Liner ./' ./
m. DIKES AND EMBANKMENTS I
InsJlection Items COnditions QfPotentiai Concern Dike Dike 1-Dike 2 Dike 3 Dike4A-
1:1 lA S
>es Sloughs or Sliding Cracks, Bulges, /' ~ ,/ v ,/"
Subsidence, Severe Erosion, Moist /'
Areas, Areas of Seepage Outbreak
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Book 11: Environmental Protection M8DUal. Section 3.1
I Cracks, Subsidence, Severe Erosion
IV. FLOWRATES I
SJUITV Line(s)
---// ~
V. PHYSICAL INSPECTION OF SLURRY
LINES(S)
PondRetum
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S-X Tails
,
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Walked to Discharge Point
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~ No
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VI. DUST CONTROL
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'recipitatioJl: :SA/fJW,A'" inches liquid
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hecked
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Final level Final level Final level Final level
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Time: I '12 ()
APPENDIX A (CONT.)
DAILY INSPECTION DATA
... : .
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Any Item not "OK" must be documented. A check mark == OK, X = Action Required
I. TAILINGS SLURRY TRANSPORT SYSTEM I
Ins);!ection items Conditions ofPo~ntia1 Concern ~ Cell 2 Cell 3
N IA
SlUrry Pipeline Leaks, Damaae, Blockage. Sharp Bends ,/' ./
Pipeline Joints Leaks, Loose Coimections ./ ./
Pipe1ine Supports Damage. Loss of SuPj)Ort ./ ,/
Valves Leaks, Blocked. Closed / /'
Point(s) of Discharge .ImP,I'9per Lo.cMioti of Orien~Qn ./ /
..
D. OPERATIONAL SYSTEMS I
~~~ction Items Conditions ofP~ten1ial Concern Celli Cell 2 ~
tJ It
W&terLevel Greater Than Operating Leve~ Large Change I
Since PrCviom inspection ../ /'
Beach Cracks, Sev~ Erosion, Subsidence /' ./
Liner and Cover Erosion of cover, Exposure of Liner / ./
./
m. DIKES AND EMBANKMENTS I
Insoection I~ms Conditions offotential ~oncem ~ l2ik~ 1-Dike 2 Dike 3 Dike4A-
I-I lA S
)cs Sloughs or Sliding Cracks, Bulges, b{ Subsidence. Severe Erosion, Moist /' / ,/
Areas, Areas of Seepage Outbreak /
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/
./
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4A
./
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/
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4A-W
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Book 11: Environmental Protection Manual. Section 3.1
I Cracks, Subsidence, Severe Erosion
W. FLOW RATES I
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7) ../ Dhf .% J
Slurrv Line(s) Pond Return S-X Tails SDrav SVstem
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V. PHYSICAL INSPECTION OF SLURRY
LINES(S)
Q f) . Q
Walked to Discharge Point
Observed Entire Discharge Line
___ .,..L~Yes
,/ Yes
/' No
____ ~No
VI. DUST CONTROL
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4A
lusting / /" ..,/"
Nind Movement ofTaHings ./ ~ ..........
"
'recipitation: J.. '1 (J inches liquid
11 ;en~raJ Meteorol~t:onditions: If /{;} 'l S--vav' fJl'1'#/lVJ
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I
11. DAILY LEAK DETECTION CHECK I
Celli Cell 2 Cell 3 Cell4A
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calc J.)etcction System .1/ Checked ............ Checked ~Checked ~ Checked
hecked _~_Dry __ Wet~' __ Wet ....-Dry ~Wet __ Dry
Initial level lnitiaIleveJ ? . I Initial level Initial level :5 /J
Final level Final level Final level Final level
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Book 11: Environmental Protection Manual, Section 3.1
APPENDIX A (CONT.)
DAILY INSPECTION DATA
Inspector. 1.V111Ct' tL 11'.!1
Date; 12-G· D4
Accompanied by: __ _
Time: IY30
2/07 Revision: DUSA-2
Page 17 of 25
Any Item not "OK" must be docwnented. A check mark = OK, X = Action Required
I. TAILINGS SLURRY TRANSPOItT SYSTEM I
InmectioD Items Cogditio~s ofFotegtial Concern CellI Cell 2 Cell 3
N IA
Sluny Pipeline Leaks, Damage. Blockage, Sharp Bends ../ 0/
Pipelirie 10ints Leaks, Loose COnD.ections ./ ./
Pipeliiie Supports Damage, toss of SuPPort ../ ./
Valves Leaks. Blocked, Closed ,/ v
Point(s) ofDiscllarge Imp.1:oper Lo.e@Q1J ot: Orientation V ./
... ~" -, a OPERATIONALSYSTE~ I
JnfJfection Items Conditions ofP~tential Concern CellI ~ Cell 3
tJ It
Water Level Greater Than Operating Level, Large Change I
Since Previous Inspection V ../
Beach , Crac~ Severe Erosion, Subsidence !/' ../
Liner and Cover Erosion of cover, Exposure of Liner ./ t/
DL DIKES AND EMBANKMENTS I
Insoection Items Cogditions of Potential COnc.ml Dike JJike 1-Dike 2 Dike 3 Dike4A-
1-1 lA ~
JeS Sloughs or Sliding Cracks, Bulges, vi / ~ ./ V Subsidence, Severe Erosion, Moist
Areas, Areas of Seepage Outbreak
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./
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Book II: Environmental Protection Manual, Section 3.1
I Cracks. Subsidence, Severe Erosion
IV. FLOW RATES I
Slurry Linels)
0
v. PHYSICAL INSPECTION OF SLURRY
LINES(S)
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0
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S-XTails
0
S...nmySvstem
0
Walked to Discharge Point
Observed Entire Discharge Line --J-rl--~yeses /' ____ --"No
____ ----:No -----
VI. DUST CONTROL
Cell 2 Cell 3 Cell
4A
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n,cipitation: () inches liquid
ieneral MeteorologicaJ conditions: SU(I"fl;j: Co\6,
v> ~~ ~1\0~ all (jr .
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I ./ /
ealc Oelect.ion System ~-Checked v Checked './ Checked ./ Checked
heclced
__ Wet~Dry· 1Wef __ Dry __ Wel~Dry ../ Wet __ Dry
lnitiallevcl -Initialleve1 7 11 Initial level -Initial level 4 ·l
Final Jevel -FinalleveJ -Flnallevel -Final level -
-' --Flow Meter ~S5q5.S GaL pumped Gal pwnped Gal. puntJ;JCd. J
vm OBSERVATIONS OF POTENTIAL CONCERN Action Requii'ed
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Book 11: Environmental Protection Manual, Section 3.1
APPENDIX A (CONT.)
DAILY INSPECTION DATA
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Date; Q,-IO-O~
Accompanied by:.J.f~"-;.L... __
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I. TAILINGS SLURRY TRANSPORT SYSTEM J
In§pection Items Conditions ofPote~tiD1 COl!cem CellI Cell 2 Cell 3
N :A
Sluny Pipeline Leaks, Damage, Blockage, Sharp Bends ./ .,/
Pipeline Joints Leaks, Loose Connections / -./
Pipeliiie Supports Damage, toss of SuPpOrt ./ ./
VQlves Leaks, Blocked, Closed ,/ ./
Point(s) ofDisQharge ~prQPer LoC2ltiQn. Of. OrientJlUQIl V 0/
, II. OPERATIONAL SYSTEMS I
Jn~~ection Items ConditigfiS ofP~teDtial Concern CellI Cell 2 Cell 3
tv Il-
W&terLevel Greater Than. Operating Level, Large Change v/ I
Since Previous Ins.,eetion ./
Beach Cracks, Sev~ Erosion, Subsidence ,,/ v
Liner and Cover Erosion of covef, Exposure of Liner v v
m. DIKES AND EMBANKMENTS I
Inspection Items ConditiQ~ offotentia! CQncem Dike Dike 1-Dike 2 Dike 3 Dike4A-
1-1 lA S
Jes Sloughs or Sliding Cracks, Bulges, / j % / Subsidence. Severe Erosion, Moist ./
Areas, Areas of Seepage Outbreak
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4A
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./
./
./
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v
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Book 11: Envirorunental Protection Manual, Section 3.1
I Cracks, Subsidence, Severe Erosion
IV. FLOW RATES I
SlutTY Linels)
0
v. PHYSICAL INSPECTION OF SLURRY
LINES(S)
Walked to Discharge Point
Observed Entire Discharge Line
VI. DUST CONTROL
PondRetum
0
__ J---rI_Yes \l Yes ----=:---
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s-x Tails
('l .
No -----' No ------
Qill.l Ce113
)usting ../ if'
Nind Movement ofT8ilio~ .../ ./
I
)recipitation: U inches liquid
Jeneral Meteorological conditions: JJr.. wiJ.. 4. (_~ I A
0
'D. DAILY LEAK DETECTION CHECK I
Celli Cell 2 Cell 3
r
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SDrav Svstem
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!&U
4A
.,/
.,/
{&J14A
Checked
hecked
__ Wet~Dry' ~Wet __ Dry __ Wet / pry ~Wet __ Dry
Initial I.evel -Initial level ,'1
Final level -Fiuallevel ----Gal. pumped Gal. J)WlIped
vm OBSERVATIONS OF POTENTIAL CONCERN
Initiallevcl ~ Initial level 1-] I
Final level -Final level -
Gal oulJlDe4i -FlowMeter .?53%.5
Action Requited
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Book 11: Environmental Protection Manual, Section 3.1
APPENDIX A (CONT.)
lIllAILY INSPECTION DATA
Inspector: ~1J(r J.i 11:4
Date; 13--II· 0'1
Accompanied by: .....,,,l\
Time: Oq,~O
·'
2/07 Revision: DUSA-2
Page 17 of 25
Any Item not "OK~' must be documented. A check mark = OK, X = Action Required
I. TAILINGS SLURRY TRANSPORT SYSTEM I
Inmection Items Conditions of Potential Concern CellI Cell 2 Cell 3
JJJ IA
Slurry Pipeline Leaks, Damaae. Blockage. Sharp Bends ./ .I
Pipeline 10ints Leaks, Loose Connections ,/ ./
Pipeliiie Supports Damaa;e. Loss of Support ,/ ./
V~ves Leaks, Blocked. Closed ./' ./
Point(s) of Discharge Improper Lo.c(t.JjOIJ or Orien~tion ./ ./ ..
-" II. OPERATIONAL SYSTEMS 1
Insl!ection Items Conditions of Potential Concern Cell 1 Cell 2 Cell 3
fJ It-
Water Level Greater Than Operating Leve~ Large Change ./ /1
Since Previous Inspection
Beach Cracks, Severe.Erosion, Subsidence .r " Liner and Cover Erosion of cover Exposure of Liner ./ ./
III. DIKES AND EMBANKMENTS I
Inmection Items ConditiQns of Potential Concern Dike Dike 1-Dike 2 ~ Dike4A-
1-1 lA S
les Sloughs or Sliding Cracks, Bulges, b{ Subsidence, Severe Erosion, Moist / / ./ ~
Areas~ Areas of Seepage Outbreak
Cell
4A
./
v'
v
v
./
00
4A
./
-:.7
./
Dike
4A-W
./
Crest
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Book 1 1: Enviromnental Protection Manual, Section 3.1
I Cracks, Subsidence, Severe Erosion
IV. FLOW RATES I
2107 Revision: DUSA-2
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v .J
Slurry Linefs ) Pond Return S-X Tail~ SpmvSvstem
GPM ()
v. PHYSICAL INSPECTION OF SLURRY
LINES(S)
0 D ' 0
Walked to Discharge Point
Observed Entire Discharge Line
___ -r-_yes
17 Yes
___ ./_----'No
No -----
VI. DUST CONTROL
~ Cell 3 Cell
4A
)ustiog ./ ../ 0./ , 7
Nind Movement of Tailings v v V'
Jrec~itation: (} inches liquid
1eneral Meteorological conditions: (.,fbh1 4 ~I~
n.DMLYLEAKDE~ONCHECK I
.relll eeU2 Cell 3 Cell4A
calc I>etection System " Checked V Checked v Cbecked v Cbecked
hocked
__ Wet~Dry" ~Wel __ Dry __ wet~Dry ~et_OJy
tnlliallcvel -Initial level I"~ lnitiall.evel -Initial Icvel :2:.8:
Final level -Final level -Floal level .. Final level
Gal. pumped .... Gal. pumped ... Gal pumped ., Flow Meter :l53 '155
VID OBSERVATIONS OF POTENTIAL CONCERN
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DATE:
InSPECTOR:
White Mesa MiU-Strutdaill Operating Procedures
Book 11; Environmental Protection Manual, Section 3.1
Inspector: 1"!M'tW U.t\;! • .u ,
Accompanied by:_-__ _
Time: \'30
APPENDIX A (CONT.)
DAILY INSPECTION DATA
...
2/07 Revision: DUSA·2
Page 17 of25
Any Item not "OK') must be documented. A check mark = OK, X = Action Required
L TAILINGS SLURRY TRANSPORT SYSTEM I
lnsRection items Conditions of ~otential Concern CellI CeU2 Cell 3
N IA
SlulT}' Pipeline Leaks, Damage, Blockage, Sharp Bends ./ ,/
Pipeline Joints Leaks, Loose Coinlections ./ ./
Pip~tm:e Supports Damage, Loss ·of SuPPort ,/ ./
V~ves Leaks, Blocked, Closed ./ ,/
Point(s) of Discharge Improper ~tiot) 9r Orien~tiQn . .f -tI
-, D. OPERATIONAL SYSTEMS I
In~nection Items Conditions ofP~tential Concern Celli Cell 2 Cell 3
tJ It
Water Level Greater Than Operating Level, Large Change ~l
Since Previous Inspection ./
Beach Cracks. Severe Erosion, Subsidence V' v
Liner and Cover Erosion of cover, Exposure of Liner ./ v
m. DIKES AND EMBANKMENTS I
Inmection Items QQQditiogs of Potential ~QDcem Dike Dike 1-Dike 2 Dike 3 Dike4A-
I-I IA S
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IV. FLOW RATES I
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SlullV Line(s) PondRetum S-XTails ~raxSystem
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v. PHYSICAL INSPECTION OF SLURRY
LINES(S)
0 0 0
Yes Walked to Discharge Point
Observed Entire Discharge Line -----:---./ Yes
./ ____ ----'No
---'-----____ --'No
VI. DUST CONTROL
Cell 2 Cell 3
)osting ,/ ./
Nind Movement of Tailings or ,/
'recipitation: • I~ inches liquid
,eneraJ Meteorological conditions: ~AUI:Ci
-
'D. DAll.V LEAK DETECTION CHECK I
Celli Cell 2 Cell 3 Ccll4A
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heck:ed
__ Wet~Dry' ~Wet __ Dry __ Wet~Dry ~Wet __ Dry
Ioitiallevel -Initial level 1'1 Initial level .... Initial level ~.(
Final level
,
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vm OBSERVATIONS OF POTENTIAL CONCERN Action Required
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DAILY INSPECTION DATA
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I. TAILINGS SLURRY TRANSPORT SYSTEM I
Ins~tioD Items Conditions of Potential Concern CellI ~ Cell 3
N IA
Slurry Pipeline Leaks, Damage, Blockage. Sharp Ben4s ./' ~
Pipeline Joints Leaks, Loose Connections ./ ,-
Pipelme Supports Damage. Loss Of SuPPOrt ./ V'"
V~ves Leaks, Blocked. Closed /' ./
Poil!t<& of Discharge Improper LQc@QQ. or Orienta(iQn /' .. /'
II. OPERATIONAL SYSTEMS I
Jgj;pection Items Conditions of Potential Concern Celli ~ Cell 3
~ It
W&terLevel Greater Than Operating Level, Large Change I
Since Previous inspection ,./ ../
Beach Cracks. Sevc;re Erosion, Subsidence "./ /'
Liner and Cover Erosion of cover, Exposure of Liner ."".-/
m. DIKES AND EMBANKMENTS J
InSjJCCtion Items ~Qnditions of. Potential Concern ~ Dike 1-Dike 2 Dike 3 Dike4A-
1-1 lA ~
Jes Sloughs or Sliding Cracks, Bulges. /' ~ Subsidence. Severe Erosion, Moist "" ~ ~
Areas, Areas of See~age Outbreak
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GPM
IV. FLOWRATES I
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v. PHYSICAL INSPECTION OF SLURRY
LINES(S)
Pond Retum
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S-X Tails SJmlV SYstem
~ -Ci r.J
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Walked to Discharge Point
Observed Entire Discharge Line
___ --;r, .... yes ,7 Yes
~ No
____ ----:No
VI. DUST CONTROL
Cell 2 Cell 3 Cell
4A
)usting V -" ......
Nind Movement of Tailings /' ",/ --
'recipitation: .IJ'I inches liquid
~
Jeneral Meteorological conditions: /, I/J1~;..J Glltl , (
n. DAILY LEAK DETECTION CHECK I
CellI Cell 2 ~ Cell4A
..,.".... ./
cak: Detection System ./ Checked V ehecked ""'-Checkcd V'" Checked
heckcd
__ Wct~ __ Wet~ry ~et __ DI)' ~Wet __ Dry
lnitiallevel lnitiJlllevel ? (' Initial level Initial level 1/.1
FUlallcvel Final level Finallevcl Final level
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APPENDIX A (CONT.)
lOlA-IL Y INSPECTION DATA
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Accompanied by: .AlIt ,
Time: L3.S/)
2/07 Revision: DUSA-2
Page 17 of 25
Any Item not "OK" must be documented. A check mark = OK, X = Action Required
I. TAU.JNGS SLURRY TRANSPORT SYSTEM I
In:i~ection Items Conditions of Potentia! Concern CellI CeU2 Cell 3 Cell
4A
N IA ,
Slurry Pipeline Leaks, Damage, Blockage. Sharp Bends t/ ./ ,/
Pipeline Joints Leaks, Loose Connections X /' /'
Pipeiine Supports bam~e. Loss of Support ./ / ,/
VQlves Leaks, Blocked. Closed ./ / /
Point(s) of Disc barge Imp.19per Loc~Qu. or. OrienW;ion ,( ./ ,/
~ _.
n OPERATIONAL SYSTEMS I
In~llection Items Conditions of Potential Concern CellI Cell 2 Cell 3 Cell
4A
tJ It
Water Level Greater Than Operating Level, Large Change .,/ / Since Previous Inspection /'
Beach Cracks, Severe Erosion, Subsidence ./ ./ ./
Liner and Cover Erosion of cover, Exposure of Liner ./ /" /"
DL DIKES AND EMBANKMENTS I
Ins~tion It~ms Conditions of Potential Concern Dike Dike 1-Dike 2 Dike 3 Dike4A-Dike
1-1 lA S 4A-W
Jes Sloughs or Sliding Cracks, Bulges, ~ ....-'" Subsidence, Severe Erosion, Moist /' / /'
Areas, Areas of Seepage Outbreak ---
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IV. FLOW RATES I
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V. PHYSICAL INSPECTION OF SLURRY
LINES(S)
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S-X Tails
O ·
SDrav Svstem
/~
Walked to Discharge Point
Observed Entire Discharge Line
_____ yes
,./ Yes
~ No
____ ---'No
VI. DUST CONTROL
Cell 2 ~ Cell
4A
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Nind Movement of Tailings .,.., ~ .../
."1
~cipitation: // inches liquid
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I J
n. DAn. Y LEAK DETECTION CHECK J
!&II) cm.12 ~ Cell4A
./ /. ./ ./
eak Oetection System V Checlced ../'Checked ---Checked ./ CHecked
hecked
__ Wet~ /Wet __ DJ}' __ Wet /DJ}' ~Wet __ Dry
Initial level Initial level -91+-Initial level Initial level '1.-3
Final level Pinal level Final level Final level
Gal. pumped Gal. pumped Gal. pumped Flow Meter 2SJ 7~
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APPENDIX A (CONT.)
DAILY INSPECTION DATA
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Accompanied by: 1inav 1J,t/~
Time: I6t;b
.. ~ . .
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Any Item not "OK" must be documented. A check mark = OK, X ;:; Action Required
L TAILINGS SLURRY TRANSPOItT SYSTEM I
In~ction Items Conditions ofPotentiDJ Concern CellI CeU2 Cell 3
N IA
Slurry Pipeline Leaks, Damage, Blockage, Sharp Bends t/' V
PipeliDe Joints Leaks, Loose Connections ../ v
Pipeilne SuPPorts Damage, Loss of Support V"'_ ."
Valves Leaks, Blocked, Closed "--;:
Point(s) of Discharge Improper Loc~Qn_ or. Orientation v' -,/
I II. OPERATIONAL SYSTEMS I
Infpection Items Conditions of P~tential Concern CellI ~ !&lU
I" ~
Water Level Greater Than Operating Level, r..rge Change I
Since Previous Y-
. on V ./'
"" Beach Cracks, Severe Erosion, Subsidence ~ ./
Liner and Cover Erosion of cover, Exposure orLiner ,/ /
DL DIKES AND EMBANKMENTS I
Inspection I~ms gQDditioB~ of Potential Con~m Dike Dike 1-Dike 2 Dike 3 Dike4A-
I-I IA S
}es Sloughs or Sliding Cracks, Bulges, vi / ~ /" Subsidence, Severe Erosion, Moist ../
Areas, Areas of Seepage Outbreak
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."
../
v'
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I Cracks, Subsidence. Severe Erosion
IV. FLOW RATES I
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GPM IJ 11 /I V
)usting
V. PHYSICAL INSPECTION OF SLURRY
LINES(S)
Walked to Discharge Point
Observed Entire Discharge Line
VI. DUST CONTROL
N'ind Movement of Tailings
/h
..-ecipitation: U inches liquid
""'"' "iene~ MeteorolOgiC~;~~ons: ),.tllt.... I: J.IA i/"..".,., ul r#
I ;~.1.>f" / '/~ fJ. ~T. Y/ .~." I
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'D. DAR.Y LEAK DETECTION CHECK I
C~f1 Cell 2
./ ...-
-
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hedccd
__ Wet ~. _ -""Wet. __ Dl}'
Initial level Initial level ? II
Pinal level Final level
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~ Cell 3 !&.U
4A
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Book 11: Environmental Protection Manual, Section 3.1
APPENDIX A (CONT.)
DAILY INSPECTiON DATA
inspecto" 14Ilol Ut...,t.
Date; 12· If, ·;.~tJf
Accompanied by: 1';;tW{ I
Time: 132b
J/P/I~
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Any Item not "OK~' must be docwnented. A checlc. mark = OK, X ;: Action Required
I. TAILINGS SLURRY TRANSPORT SYSTEM I
InsReetion Items Conditions of Potential Concern CellI Cell 2 Cell 3
N IA
Slurry Pipeline Leaks, Damage. Blockage. Sharp Bends V V
Pipeline Joints Leaks, Loose Connections t/ ./
Pipelfue Supports Damage, Loss of Support ./ 0/
Valves Leaks, Blocked, Closed ./' /
Point(s) of Discharge Imp,()per. Lo.cl,lp,Q"Q or.OrientatiQn r/ ,/
...
II. OPERATIONAL SYSTEMS I
Im,(!ection Items Conditions of Potential Concern Cell 1 Ce112 CeU3
tJ A-
Water Level Greater Than Operating Level, Large Change I
Since Previous Inspection ../ /
Beach Cracks, Severe Erosion, Subsidence 0/ .;-
Liner and Cover Erosion of cover, Exposure of Liner ./ ./ .
m DIKES AND ~MBANKMENTS I
Ins~tion Items Conditiog§ of Potential Concern Dike Dike 1-Dike 2 Dike 3 Dike4A-
I-I lA S
)es Sloughs or Sliding Cracks, Bulges, / ~ ,/ ./ Subsidence, Severe Erosion, Moist /
Areas. Areas of Seepage Outbreak
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4A
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/ ,
./
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IV. FLOW RATES I
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7..1
Slurry Line(s) PondRetum S-XTails Snrav Svstem
GPM 1'7
L/
v. PHYSICAL INSPECfION OF SLURRY
LINES(S)
J) fJ (j
Walked to Discharge Point
Observed Entire Discharge Line
___ --"'7,L.../yes
,/ Yes
~o
____ --'No
VI. DUST C'ONTROL
Cell 2 Ce1I3 Cell
4A
)ustiDg L ...,/ ---N'ind Movement of Tailings V" .../ ---
A " )recipitation: (/ inches liquid
I
ieneraJ!t:eteorolOgical con~ons: /1,AIt IA 1Mw1 ("/hM OJt~J~ .1M ,.,..., <b.. 7 at' -it,. <:l/AIiu' J
l . ,
'n. DAILY LEAK DETEcrION CHECK I
Celli Cell 2 ~13 CeJl4A .., L
ealc Detection System ", Checked ,/ Checked V Checked V" Cbeclced
beckcd
__ Wet /nry' ~t __ Dry __ WetLDty ./Wet __ DlY
InitialleveJ Initial level 7/1 Initiallevd Initial level t.;.L(
Final level Pinal level Final level Final level
Oal. pumped Oat. pumped GaL~um~ed Flow Meter :l ,{,1er ~ 5'
.' '-
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Book 11: Environmental Protection Manua~ Section 3.1
APPENDIX A (CONY.)
DA][LY INSPECTION DATA
Impector: ~er H.II, k,\,
Date; 1ji.-1l-C>9 ~ " ,
Accompanied by: All A
Time: \4 DO
.'
2/07 Revision: DUSA-2
Page 17 of25
Any Item not "OK" must be documented. A check mark"'" OK, X :=; Action Required
1. TAILINGS SLURRY TRANSf'ORT SYSTEM I
Insl!ection ItenY! Conditions of Potential Concern Celli Cell 2 Cell 3
N !A
Slurry P~ine Leaks, Damage, Blockage. Sharp Bends v ./
Pipeline Ioints Leaks, Loose Connections ./ v
Pipeline Supports ~g~tossdfSupport V' v
V~ves Leaks, Blocked, Closed .,/ ./
Point(s) of Discharge Improper LQ.c@tiQI) or: OrientaUQn v ,/
U. OPERATIONAL SYSTEMS I
I!!§R"ection Items Conditions of Potential Concern CellI Cell 2 Cell 3
tJ It-
Water Level Greater Than Operating Level, Large Change / /1
Since Previous Inspection
Beach Cracks, Sev~re Erosion, Subsidence ./ v
Liner and Cover Erosion of cover, Exposure of Liner v v
m. DIKES AND EMB~NTS I
Inmection Items cQ~ciitio~ of Potential Qon~m Dike Dike 1-Dike 2 Dike 3 Dike:4A-
1-1 IA S
)eS Sloughs or Sliding Cracks, Bulges, ~ Subsidence, Severe Erosion. Moist / ./ ../ V
Areas, Areas of Seepage Outbreak
Cell
4A
v
./
../
,/
v'
~
4A
./
,/
,/
Dike
4A-W
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Book It: Environmental Prote<;tion Manual, Section 3.1
I Cracks, Subsidence. Severe Erosion
IV. FLOW RATES I
SlurrY Line(s)
(j
V. PHYSICAL INSPECTION OF SLURRY
LINES(S)
Pond Retum
()
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S-XTails
O ·
SDra~ System
...
U
Walked to Discharge Point
Observed Entire Discharge Line ---\/-r-' _Yes _____ yes
/ ____ ---.-;No
No ----~
VL DUST CONTROL
Cell 2 Cell 3 Cell
4A
)osting ./ ./ ./
Nind Movement of Tailings ./ V'" v
'recipitation: () inches liquid
ienera) Meteorological conditions: SrMlO~ I
'n. DAILY LEAK DETECfION CHECK I
~elll Cdl2 ~ Cell4A
eak {)erection System v Cheeked v Checked ../ Checked CY Checked
hecked _·_Wet~Dry· --..::!...... Wet __ Dry __ Wet~Dry -.:L.Wet __ Dry
Ioitiallevel -1'1 Initial le-vcl -Initial level \.\~ Ioil:ialleveJ --..-Final level -Final level Final level Final level
Gal. pumped ~ Gal. DUIJII)C(f " Gal pumped_ " Flow Meter ~5 ~ 'i.5.5
vm OBSERVATIONS OF POTENTIAL CONCERN Action Required
,
,.-1 ~, •
I •• ",
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" CELL t
. r:\\C~
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Book 1): Environmental Protection Manual, Section 3.1
APPENDIX A (CONY.)
DAILY INSPECTION DATA
Inspector: 1Anr)u HQ H, ry
Date; \~-I~ -OCt.
Accompanied by: 'R~M V,,-\tYI cf
Time: lSOC
2/07 Revision: DUSA-2
Page 17 of 25
Any Item not "OK" must be documented. A check mark = OK, X = Action Required
I. TAILINGS SLURRY TRANSPORT SYSTEM I
Ins~ection Items Conditions of Potential Qoncem CellI Cel12 Cell 3
/' N IA
Sluny Pipeline Leaks, Damage, Blockage, Sharp Bends 0/ 11'..-
Pipelme Joints Leaks, Loose Connections v ./
Pipelirte Supports Damage. toss of SuppOrt ./ " Valves Leaks, Blocked, Closed ./ L
Point(s) of Discharge improPer Locatio~ (lr. Orientation v if
II. OPERATIONAL SYSTEMS I
~~ction Items Conditions ofPotenti~ Concern Celli Cell 2 Cell 3
tJ 1+
Water LeveJ Greater Than Operating Level. Large Change ./ ../1
Since Previous Inspection
Beach Cracks, Severe.Erosion, Subsidence ../ J
Liner and Cover Erosion of cover, Exposure of Liner ,/ v
llL DIKES AND EM8ANIQ\1ENTS I
Ins~ction Items Cogciitiog§ of Potential Concern Dike Dike 1-Dike 2 Dike 3 Dike4A-
1-1 lA ~
JeS Sloughs or Sliding Cracks, Bulges, :;{ Subsidence, Severe Erosion, Moist V t./ ./ ./
Areas, Areas of Seepage Outbreak
Cell
4A
v'
,/
J
v
v
Cell
4A
J'
./
v
Dike
4A~
./
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I Cracks, Subsidence, Severe Erosion 7[
IV. FLOW RATES I
Slurry Line(s)
U
v. PHYSICAL INSPECTION OF SLURRY
LINES(S)
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....
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S·XTails
()
SomvSvstem
U
Walked to Discharge Point
Observed Entire Discharge Line
../ Yes ---I7-r--yes
_____ N.o
_____ N.o -----
VI. DUST CONTROL
Cell 2 Ce])3 Cell
4A
)ustin2 v ./ V'
Nind Movement of Tailings V" v v
'recipitation: () inches liquid
ieneral Meteorological conditions: ~HBa{f . ..J{..
n. DAILY LEAK DETECTION CHECK I
.Q..elll Cell 2 ~ {&J14A
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c:ak I>erection System v Checked 'V Checked V CbC(;ked v Checked
heckcd
__ Wet~Dry' J Wet Dry __ Wet~DIY ~Wet __ Dry ----
Initial level -Initial level 71\ Initiallcvel -InitiaJ level Y· 5
Final icvel ,--Final level Final level , Final level ,-
--Gal. oumoed .... Gal ouJD.DCd ,/ FlowMeter :l~~ Gal. pumped
vm OBSERVATIONS OF POTENTIAL CONCERN Action Required
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White Mesa Mill -Standard Opernting Procedures
Book 11: Environmental Protection Manual. Section 3.1
Accompanied by: AI If
Time: /1 .5#
APPENDIX A (CONT.)
DAILY INSPECTION DATA
2/07 Revision: DUSA-2
Page 17 of25
Any Item not ''OK'' must be documented. A check mark = OK, X = Action Required
I. TAILINGS SLURRY TRANSPORT SYSTEM I
InsRection Items Conditions ofPotentiaJ ~Qncem CellI Cell 2 Cell 3
Slurry Pipeline Leaks~ Damage Blockage Sharp Bends V MI. v
Pipeline Joints Leaks, Loose Connections ,./ 1 II'"
Pipeline Supports Damage Loss of Support ./ I ./
Valves Leaks, Blocked. Closed ../ I /
Point{s) of Discharge Improper Location or Orientation / I j
II. OPERATIONAL SYSTEMS I
Ins~ction Items Conditions of Potential Concern CellI Cell 2 Cell 3
Water Level Greater Than Operating Level. Large Change v" l' /'
Since Previous inspection
Beach Cracks, Severe Erosion. Subsidence v ." .,.
Liner and Cover Erosion of cover, Exposure of Liner ./ I ./
I
III. DIKES AND EMBANKMENTS I
Ins~tion Items CQDditions of Potential Concern Dike Dike 1-Dike 2 Dike 3 Dike4A-
1-1 IA S
.opes Sloughs or Sliding Cracks, Bulges, /' /" j!~ v /'
Subsidence, Severe Erosion, Moist
Areas, Areas of Seepage Outbreak
Cell
4A
./
,/'
./
,/
0../
Cell
4A
./
v
./
Dike
4A-W
~
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I Cracks, Subsidence, Severe Erosion
IV. FLOW RATES I
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71 /'
Slurrv Lind's) Pond Return S-X Tails SDrav Svstem
GPM (~
V. PHYSICAL INSPECTION OF SLURRY
LINES(S)
()
,
(;,/. (/
Walked to Discharge Point
Observed Entire Discharge Line
__ --",..:......_yes
_---:.1IL.Z_"_yes
/ No
____ ----:No
VI. DUST CONTROL
Dusting
Wind Movement ofTaiJiogs
Precipitation: n inches liquid .
General Meteorological conditions: f k"", IAliJtfM 1)_ , I
vn. DAILY LEAKDETECflON CHECK I
Celli C£I!2
" /"
Leak Detection System / Checked V Checked
Checked /Wet~Dry __ Wet-LDry
Initial level Initial leve.1 1M.
Final level Final level
Gal. pumDed Gal. pumj)cd
VUI 0jSERVATIONS OF POTENTIAL CONCERN
;n,{~ f/c~~>
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4A
t/' .,,/ ../
./ .-~
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0/' Checked .;' Checked
__ Wet~ ~Wet __ Dry
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Final level Final level
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Book 11: Environmental Protection Manual, Section 3. J
APPENDIX A (CONl'.)
DAILY INSPECTION DATA
.-::--~.o Inspector:' ) ~t1l\cr ~ II . ~1
Date; Q-:;lO-oeq , '.
Accompanied by: /'h-/.',
Tame: 0 7() ()
2/07 Revision: DUSA-2
Page 17 of2S
Any Item not "OK" must be docwnented. A check mark = OK, X = Action Required
I. TAILINGS SLURRY TRANSPORT SYSTEM I
Inspection Items Conditions of Potential Concern CellI ~ Cell 3
N ~A
Slnny Pipeline Leaks, Damage, Blockage, Sharp Bends v ','
Pipeline Joints Leaks, Loose Connections ~ ~
Pipelme SuPPorts Damage, Loss of Support ' .. / , /
Valves Leaks, Blocked, Closed ./
Point(s) of Disc barge bnpro~r Loc~Qn or Orientation ./ ,/
..
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m. DIKES AND EMBANIQW;NTS 1
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DAILY INSPECTION DATA
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I. TAILINGS SLURRY TRANSPORT SYSTEM I
Insnection Items Conditions offotegtial Concern ~ Cell 2 Cell 3
Slurry Pipeline Leaks, Damage, Blockage, Sharp Bends \/" M-Y
Pipeline Joints Leaks, Loose Connections ,/ 1/
Pipeline Supports Damage, Loss of Sup~rt ",/ ./
Valves Leaks, Blocked, Closed ../ v /
Point{s) of Discharge bnproper Location or Orientation ./ /
II. OPERATIONAL SYSTEMS I
Insl2ection Item§ Conditions of Potential Con!;,1ern Cell 1 Cell 2 Cell 3
Water Level Greater Than Operating Level, Large Change I
Since Previous Inspection ~ /YIJ. v
Beach Cracks, Severe Erosio~ Subsidence ./ J ./
Liner and Cover EFosion of cover, Exposure or Liner ,/ ../
01. DIKES AND EMBANKMENTS J
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Cracks, Subsidence, Severe Erosion
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APPENDIX A (CONT.)
DAJIL Y INSPECTiON DATA
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Any Item not "OK" must be documented. A check mark = OK, X = Action Required
I. TAILINGS SLURRY TRANSPORT SYSTEM I
Inspection Items Conditions of Potential Concern CellI Cell 2 Cell 3
N IA
SlurrY Pipeline Leaks, Damage. Blockage. Sharp Bends ,/ ../
Pipeline Joints Leaks. Loose Comections /' ./
pipeliiie Supports Damage. toss of Support ./ ,/
Valves Leaks, Blocked, Closed ,/ J
Point(s) of Discharge ,ImproP~f ~Qg Of Orientl)tion v ../
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In.a!ection Item~ Conditions off~tential Concern CellI Cell 2 Cell 3
tJ It
Water Level Greater Than Operating Level, Large Change ./ .,/1
Since Previous inspection
Beach Craeks, Severe Erosion, Subsidence ./ ../
Liner and Cover Erosion of cover, Exposure of Liner v v
m. DIKES AND EMBANKMENTS I
fns.pection Items Conditions of Potegtial CQDcem Dike Dike 1-Dike 2 Dike 3 Dike4A-
1.:1 lA S
)es Siougbs or Sliding Cracks, Bulges, ~ /' Subsidence, Severe Erosion, Moist / ./ v
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I Cracks, Subsidence, Severe Erosion
IV. FLOW RATES I
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APPENDIX A (CONT.)
IDlAIL¥ INSPECTION DATA
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losDection Item§ Conditions of Potential Concern CellI Cell 2 Cell 3
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IL OPERATIONAL SYSTEMS J
In~~ection Items Conditions of Potential Concern Celli Cell 2 Cell 3
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Liner and Cover Erosion of cover, Exposure of Liner ./ ./
fiL DIKES AND EMBANKMENTS I
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APPENDIX A (CONT.)
IDlAlILY INSPECTION DATA
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Any Item not "OK~ must be documented. A check mark == OK, X == Action Required
I. TAILINGS SLURRY TRANSPORT SYSTEM I
Insgection Items Conditions offotentia! Concern CellI Cell 2 Cell 3
N IA
SlurrY Pipeline Leaks, Damage, Blockage, Sharp Ben~ V ./
Pipeline 10ints Leaks, Loose Connections ~ ./
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U. OPERATIONAL SYSTEMS J
In~Rection Items Conditions ofPoNnti~1 Concern CellI Cell 2 Cell 3
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Beach Cracks, Severe Erosion, Subsidence ./ ~
Liner and Cover Erosion of cover, Exposure of Liner w/ ./
m. DIKES AND EMBANKMENTS I
InsRection Items Conditions offotentiaJ CQncem Dike Dike 1~ Dike 2 Dike 3 Dike4A-
I-I IA S
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1 Cracks, Subsidence, Severe Erosion 171
IV. FLOWRATES J
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Accompanied by: tV ~
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APPENDIX A (CONT.)
DAILY INSPECTION DATA
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Any Item not "OK" must be documented. A check mark = OK, X = Action Required
I. TAILINGS SLURRY TRAN~ORT SySTEM I
Insilootion items Conditions ofPotentiaI Concern CellI Ce112 Cell 3
N IA
Slurry PiPeline Leaks, Damage. Blockage. Sharp Bends tV"" .,/
Pipeline Joints Leaks. Loose COflQectiODS V /
Pipeiirte SuPPOrts Damage, Loss of Support .~ ./
VQlves Leaks, Blocked. Closed ,/ /
Point(s) of Discharge Itnp,roper ~QI) or Orientation ./ 0/ .
II. OPERATIONAL SYSTEMS I
Ios~ction Items • I Conditions ofP~tential Concern ~ Cell 2 Cell 3
tJ It-
Water Level Greater Than Operating Level. Large Change I
Since Previous ... -. V c/ on
Beach Cracks. Severe Erosion, Subsidence .", .,...
Liner and Cover Erosion of cover, Exposure of Liner ./ ~
nL DIKES AND EMBANKMENTS I
Inspection Items CQnditjQns of Potential CQ~m Dike Dike 1-Dike 2 Dike 3 Dike4A-
1·1 lA S
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I Cracks? Subsidence, Severe Erosion \/1
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V. PHYSICAL INSPECTION OF SLURRY
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Any Item not "OK" must be documented. A check mark = OK, X = Action Required
.
I. TAILINGS SLURRY TRANSPOItT SYSTEM I
Iospection Items Condition~ o(fotential Concern CellI ~ Cell 3
_N IA
Slurry Pipeline Leaks, Damage, Blockage, Sharp Bends V ./
Pipeline J omts Leaks, Loose Connections t/ /'
Pipelirie Supports Damage, Loss of Support ./' ../
V~ves Leaks, Blocked, Closed ~ /,
Poin(s) of Discharge Improper LO.~Qlj or OrientatiQn ~ ;I'
II. OPERATIONAL SYSTEMS I
InsnecUon Items Conditions o(P~tential Concern CellI Cell 2 Cell 3
tJ It
Water Level Greater Than Operating Level, Large Change I
Since Previous Inspection ../ ./
Beach Cracks, Severe Erosion. Subsidence / ~
Liner and Cover Erosion of cover, Exposure of Liner ./ v
m. DIKES AND EMBANKl\fENTS I
Inspection Items Co.niiitio~ offotentiaJ Concern ~ Dike 1-Dike 2 Dike 3 Dike4A-
I-I lA S
/
Jes Sloughs or Sliding Cracks, Bulges, V / r;{ .,/'" Subsidence, Severe Erosion, Moist /'
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IV. FLOWRATES I
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v. PHYSICAL INSPECTION OF SLURRY
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Time: 0100
APPENDIX A (CONY.)
IDAIlLY INSPECTION DATA
2/07 Revision: DUSA-2
Page 17 of25
Any Item not "OK" must be documented. A check mark = OK, X = Action Required
I. TAILINGS SLURRY TRANSPORT SYSTEM I
In§llection items Conditions of Potential Concern CellI Cell 2 Cell 3
N IA
SlunY Pipeline Leaks, Damage, Blockage, Sharp Bends ./ ./
Pipeline Joints Leaks, Loose Connections ./ ./
Pipeime SUpports Dmnag~tossofSuPport ,f' ./
VQ1ves Leaks, Blocked. Closed tr or
Point(s) of Discharge Improper Loc3tiQI) Of Orientation ~ -"
II. OPERATIONAL SYSTEMS I
Inspection Items Conditions ofP~tentia1 Concern CellI Ce112 Cell 3
tJ It
./ I
-/ Greater Than Operating Leve~ Large Change
Since Previous i-_ 'on
Water Level
Beach Cracks. Seve" Erosion, Subsidence ./ v
Liner and Cover Erosion of covel Exposure of Liner ,/ ./
m. DIKES AND EMBANKMENTS I
Insoecgon Items Conditions Qf Potential Concem Dike Dike 1-Dike 2 Dike 3 Dike4A-
1-1 lA S
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I Cracks, Subsidence, Severe Erosion
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V. PHYSICAL INSPECTION OF SLURRY
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Observed Entire Discharge Line
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VL DUST CONfROL
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./ .,
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DAILY INSPEC110N DATA
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Date; 1;1. -~S(-0-'
Accompanied by: %~ ~ II-\cr
Time: lY3Q
2/07 Revision: DUSA-2
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I. TAILINGS SLURRY TRANSPORT SYSTEM I
InsJ,'!~ction Items Conditions of Potential Concern CellI ~ Cell 3
N IA
Slurry Pipeline Leaks. Damage, Blockage, ShlUp Bends J v
PiPeline Joints Leaks. Loose O)nnections ./ ./
Pipeline; Supports Damage, Loss 6f Support ./ ./
V.tves Leaks, Blocked, Closed ./ ./
Point(s) ofDisc:harge lnap,roper ~()~.or Orientation ./ ./
... n. OPERATIONAL SYSTEMS I
Inspection Items Conditions ofP~tential Concern Cellt Cell 2 CeU3 . i
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Water Level Greater Than Operating Level, Large Change I
Since Previous Inspection J ../
Beach Cracks. Severe Erosion, Subsidence ,/ ./
Liner and Cover Erosion of cover, Exposure of Liner ,J ,/
01. DIKES AND EMBANKMENTS 1
Insoection Ite~ Condition!! of Potential Concern Dike Dike 1-Dike 2 Dike 3 Dike4A-
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VI. DUST CONTROL
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Wind Movement ofTaiJin~ v' 0/ v
Precipitation: 1'l inches liqllid
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Book 11: Environmental Protection Manual. Section 3.1
APPENDIX A (CON'I'.)
Jl))AllLY INSPECTION DATA
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Accompanied by:......;..;;AI_c/J_. __
Time: )'100
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I. TAILINGS SLURRY TRANSPORT SYSTEM I
Ins~tion Items Conditions Q[fotentilll Concern ~ Ce112 Cell 3
N lA
Slurry Pipeline Leaks, Damage, Blockage, Sharp Bends ./ .../
Pipeline Jomts Leaks, Loose Connections ./ ./
pipefiiie Supports Damage. Loss of Support ./ ./
Valves Leaks, Blocked, Closed ./ ./
Poin(s) of Discharge Improper Lo.c$icm or Orien~QIl v ../
II. OPERATIONAL SYSTEMS I
Insaection Ite!m Conditions ofP~tential Concern Celli Cell 2 !&Ill
f1 It
Water Level Greater Than Operating Level, Large Change ./ / Since Previous Inspection
Beach Cracks. Severe Erosio~ Subsidence / ./
Liner and Cover Erosion of cover: ExPosure of Liner ./ ./
m. DIKES AND EMBANKMENTS I
Ins~tion Items ~Qllditions of Potential Concern Dike Dik~ 1-Dike 2 Dike 3 Dike4A-
H lA S
Jes Sloughs or Sliding Cracks, Bulges, ~ Subsidence, Severe Erosion. Moist -/ V' ./ v
Areas, Areas of Seepage Outbreak
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_____ yes J _____ No
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VI. DUST CONTROL
Cell 2 Cell 3 Cell
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Wind Movement of Tailings ./ v .......
Precipitation: • Oi{ inches liquid
Jeaeral Meteorological conwtions: c.lov..1.l Q cJ.,AII£~ {')\"'
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n. DAD..Y LEAKDETECfION CHECK I
S&l.1l Cell 2 CeJl 3 ~1I4A
::ale Detection System v Checked v Checked v Cheeked ../ C1iecked
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Plnellevel -Final level -Final level r Finallcvcl ..-
Gal. pumped ~ Oal. pumoed -Oalpumped -Plow Meter B53<f ~
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Book 11: Environmental Protection Manual, Section 3.1
APPENDIX A (CON'f.)
DAiLY INSPECTION DATA
Inspector:~t'c Holl:ty
Date; }~-3Q-()~
Accompanied by: ~onnl (: ~ i c.vt.~
Time: 1130
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I. TAILINGS SLURRY TRANSPOItT SYSfEM I
Inmection 1tems Conditions of Potential Concern CellI Cell 2 Cell 3
Al IA
SlilrryPipeline Leaks, Damage, Blockage. Sharp Bends ./ ,/
Pipeline Joints Leaks. Loose COllQections V ./
Pipel.ine Supports Dmnage,LossoC8upport if ,/
Valves Leaks. Blocked. Closed v v-
Point(s) of Discharge JmproPQr Loc~Qn_lJr OrientatiQD vi v
n. OPERATIONAL SYSTEMS I
In~Rection Items Conditions ofPotennaI ~oncem CellI ~ Cell 3
'" It
Water Level Greater Than Operating Level, Large Change I ./ J Since Previous r_ . on
Beach Crac~ Severe Erosion, Subsidence ./ .,/
Liner and Cover Erosion of cover. Exposure of Liner v ,/
m. DIKES AND EMBANKMENTS I
Ins,pection Items Conditions QfPotential Concern Dike Dike 1-Dike2 Dike 3 Dike4A-
1-1 lA S
Je8 Sloughs or Sliding Cracks, Bulges, ~ Subsidence, Severe Erosion, Moist if / ../ -./
Areas, Areas of Seepage Outbreak
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LINES(S)
Dusting
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ObselVed Entire Discharge Line
VI. DUST CONTROL
Wind Movement of Tailings
Precipitation: .lO inches liquid
Jenera) Meteorological conditions: l..IOl.A~ ~ cbCs£!".
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'D. DAILY LEAK DETECTION CHECK I
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Book 11: Environmental Protection Manual, Section 3.1
APPENDIX A (CONT.)
~AILY INSPECTION DATA
Inspectorcr;;"cr ~ol1:~Mj
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Accompanied bY:~A,.j~v,
Time: GQO
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I. TAILINGS SLURRY TRANSPORT SYSTEM I
InsJ!ection ite!m COl!ditions ofrotential Concern CellI Cell 2 Cell 3
N 11-\
Slut1)r_ Pipeline Leaks, Damage. Blockage, Sh~ Bends V. " Pipeline Joints Leaks .. Loose Connections J v
~ipelliie Supports DalDage,loss rlf Support " ./'
Valves Leaks. Blocked. Closed J' of
Point(s) of Discharge JmPI'9per LoC~QIJ" ~r Orien~tiQn ,1/ -.;
lL OPERATIONAL SYSTEMS I
Im.pection Items Conditions of Potential Concern ~ !&lU Cell 3
tv It
W&terLevel Greater Than Operating Level, Large Change ./ .,(' Since Previous wo_ . on
Beach Cracks, Severe ErosiQ14 Subsidence ¢ .,f
Liner and Cover Erosion of cover, Exposure of Liner .L ./
m. DIKES AND EMBANKMENTS I
Ins~tion Items Conditions of Potentia] CQncem ~ Dike 1-Dike 2 Dike 3 DUce4A-
I-I lA S
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Sluil'VLine(s) Pond Re1um S-XTails SDfllV SYstem
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V. PHYSICAL INSPECTION OF SLURRY
LINES(S)
Dusting
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Observed Entire Discharge Line
VL DUST CONTROL
Wind Movement of Tailings
~ecipjtation: inches liquid
JeneraJ Meteorological conditions: ~~{j * C.ali
n. DAILY LEAK DETECfION CHECK I
~ Cell.Z
:ak Detection System ~ Checked v Checked
becked ~Wet __ Dry __ Wet~Dry'
Initial level -Initial level 111
Final level .... Final level ...
Gat puumed ~ Gal. pumned ~
VID OBSERVATIONS OF' POTENTIAL CONCERN
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Monthly and Quarterly Inspections for the Evaluation Period
(August 2009 through October 2010)
August 2009 TAILS REPORT
C2 = Cell 2, etc. RA = Restricted Area Prepared By: f:.'1 ~ ~ }:;-!,p-l......«
FWP = Fresh Water Pond MS = Maintenance Shop
MW = Monitor Well Reviewed By: . B '£1::;' I .....
MA = Mill Area D3 =Diversion Ditch 3, etc.
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Report
Date FreQuency Area General Observations· Areas 01 Potential Concem
08101/09 Daily All Tanner-oversprav from evap system on C1. UtiUIy crew notified.
08102109 Daily All I Ryan-Overspray on south road C1. SUmes pump found not working again .. Try to repair in momina.
08103109 Daily All Tanner-Slimes pump on C2 was reolaced. readV 7 pulled and replaced with tsurami. Evap line #2 has leaky nange.
08104109 Daily All Ryan-Annual tailings sampling event was conducted today. State of Utah was present (Dean Henderson).
08105109 Daily All Tanner-roadway between Cl and C2 needs cleaned up.
08106109 Daily All Tanner-In process 01 finding new pump and back up pump for slimes C2.
08107/09 Daily All Ryan-Slight leak in evap system, leak is within the containment area.
08108109 Daily All Ryan· looks good.
08/09/09 Daily All Tanner-Slight leak on evap sytem on C1. leak is within containment area.
08110109 Daily All Ryan-Leaking flange on evap system Cl, and slimes pump on C2 were being repaired by maintenance.
08111/09 Daily All Ryan-looks good.
08112109 Daily All Ryan-Evap system on C1 has been down due to sprinkler head repair.
08113109 Daily All Ryan-Lost the report.
08/14/09 Daily All Ryan· Roberts Dond has some minor area that need rep_air work. Maintenance was notified and are looking into what needs to be done to repair.
08115109 Daily All Rvan-Maintenance still working on sprinkler heads in C1 evap system.
08116/09 Dally All Ryan-Looks good.
08117/09 Daily All Tanner-Bayles Exploration drilling new nitrate wells
08118109 Daily All Ryan-three nitrate wells are finished, they are working on the 4th well today.
08119/09 Daily All Tanner-flow meter on cell 4 LDS broke. Contacted maintenance to replace flow meter.
08120/09 Daily All Tanner-slimes pump on C2 was found off and wouid not tum on, contacted electrical department.
08121/09 Daily All Tanner-slimes DumD on C2 was fixed and flow meter on C4A LOS was reDlaced.
08122109 Daily All Tanner-need to keep roads wet due to dry conditions.
08123109 Daily All Tanner-Nothina to Report
08124109 Daily All Ryan-looks good.
08125/09 Daily All Rvan-Sprinklers being worked on evap system C1.
08126109 Daily All Ryan-Looks good.
08127/09 Daily All Tanner-Sent sample from sprinkler heads to lab for analysis.
08128109 Daily All Tanner-Nothing to ReDort
08129/09 Daily All Tanner-keep roads watered due to hot and dry conditions.
08130109 Daily All Tanner- Looks good
0813'/09 Daily All I Flvan-Evap system seems to be working better. Had to re-sample for tds on annual tails and re-sample some Ground waler samples due to UPS.
08107/09 Weekly All Annual tallll'lQS sample took place on the 4th. Solutions being transferred from C4A into C1.
08/14/09 Weekly All Maintenance rapaired some leakinQ flanges on evap syStem. Maintenance is looking into materials and Jlquipment needed to make repairs on Robel
08121/09 Weekly All Maintenance fixed slimes pump on C2. New flow meter Installed on C4A LOS. SiX new nitrate wells were drilled by Bayles Exploration.
08128/09 Weekly All C1 evap system UD and running again after numerous sprlnler heads were replaced. Water wagon used to minimize dust on haul roads.
08/31/09 Monthly All Waler WaQOn used to control dust on tailings area and ore pad as it is very dry. Slimes on C2 has been worked on, and flow meter C4A replaced.
All
September 2009 TAILS REPORT
C2 = Cell 2, etc. RA = Restricted Area Prepared By: 'Y7f ~7"1 1 ,& :;-'-J
FWP = Fresh Water Pond MS = Maintenance Shop
MW = Monitor Well Reviewed By: , ,. {'-t V ,
MA = Mill Area 03 =Diversion Ditch 3, etc. 0.. ;
Report
Reviewed By:/£.? .... :·;c·j·~
Date Freauenev Area General Observations -Areas of Potential Concem
09/01/09 Daily All Rvan-Nothing to report
09102109 Daily All Ryan-Maintenance is constructing additional line C4A. Maintenance Is perfonning work on Barge on C4A with use of crane. I
09103109 Daily All Tanner-C4A had water cannons Installed tor evap. Ceo 2 slimes pump was found offCtripped). USGS on site conductil1JL ~tation sample of sage b.
09104109 Daily All Tanner·C4A has leaking flanges on main transfer line located on barge, also found leaky flanQe on evap cannon.
09I05I09 Daily All Rvan-EvervthlnQ looks aood.
09106109 Daily All Tanner-slimes pump on Cell 2 was tripped onoo aQain.
09107/09 Daily All Ryan-Nothing to report
09108109 Daily All Tanner-Evap. System on C1 Is currentlY off for reoairs. Slimes pump on C2 was tripped.
09109109 Daily All I Ryan-Utility crew i.s moving sand on north end of C3.
09110109 Dally All David· Sands belnQ pushed In 03. End flange on C1 evap system Is leaking. 10 new nitrate wells have been located and marked.
09111/09 Dally All Ryan-evap sysJem C1 has a leaky flange. Sands on C3 continue to be pushed.
0QI12/09 Daily All Tanner-trash dump needS to be taken care Of.
09113109 Daily All Tanner-Nothing to report
09114109 Daily All Ryan-PurGed all chlorofoon wells.
09115109 Dally All Tanner-slimes pump on C2 was tripped. Sampled all chloroform wens.
09116109 Daily All Tanner-slimes C2 DUmp keeps tripping.
09117/09 Daily All Tanner-trash dump was taken care of.
09118109 Daily All Tanner-Slimes pump on C2 tripped aaain.
09119109 Daily All Tanner-Nothjrlg to report
O9I2OIcYiJ Daily All Tanner-S/irnes C2 was tripped again.
09I21/cYiJ Daily All David·Small area of e~ed liner on west end C1 . evap system is down for repairs, leaky flange also being fixed on C1 evap syStem.
09122109 Daily All David-Evsp system on C1 once again in operation.
09I23f09 Daily All Ryan-Power was shut off to entire plant so C4A Ids check was not possible, the new substation Is being tied in.
09124109 Daily All Rvan-USGS olaced oassive diffusion samplers in MW-3A and MW-18. Cell 3 sands beirqPlJshed.
09125109 Daily All Tanner-Increase in water fowl, will monitor closely.
09126109 Daily All Tanner-Nothingto reoort
09127/09 Daily All Tanner-Nothing to report
09128109 Daily All Tanner-Bavles ElQ:lloration on site to begin drilling nitrate wells.
09/29109 Daily All Tanner-SlImes_pJ.llTlP on C2 tripped. Dean Henderson on site 10 observe drilling of nitrate welis.
09130109 Daily All Tanner-C1 LOS was found to have 6 inches of solution in it. Maintenance was contacted and a line and pump is being assembled in order to pump ~
09104109 Weekly All leaking flanQes on C4A. USGS on site conductinQ veoetatlon sampling ofJHl98 brush. Water cannons placed on cell4A as evap system. I
09111/09 Weekly All Cl leaking flanoes on evap system. C4A data logger is havinQ issues as well as flow meter. Data logger on C4A did catch up to Itself and self corree
09I181cYiJ Weekly All Tailings sands balno pushed on C3. received some rain to help control dust/no issues. I
O9I251cYiJ Weekly All Sands being pushed on C3. waler wagon being used to control dusting problems.
09l3OlcYiJ Monthly All C1 evap system received maintenance work. 10 additional nitrate wells have been started. Solution found in C1 LOS, samole Will be sent in for anM'
09/30109 Quarterly All Archeologist have started lirst stage work for CeIl4B. Additional nitrate wells have been drilled and are continuing to drill further. Evap system C1 reI
All I
October 2009 TAILS REPORT
C2 = Cell 2, etc. RA = Restricted Area Prepared By: r ye" I .</-
FWP = Fresh Water Pond MS = Maintenance Shop
MW = Monitor Well Reviewed BY:/I/lff.~
MA = Mill Area 03 =Oiversion Ditch 3, etc.
RewewedBY:'~'~{/~'~'~~~{_/~ ______ __
Report
Date Frequency Area General Observations -Areas of Potential Concem \
10101/09 Dally All Tanner·Cl lOS had arund fospumpJnstaJled and tried to pump out. bumed pu~up and no more solution in LOS to pumQ out.
10102109 Daily All Tanner· Cell 1 had a little more solution in LOS was able to pump solution and pull a sample. Exposed liner found on 01 It was covered.
10103109 Dally All R~an-24 Inches of solution build back UD in C1 LOS. Transfer line was disconnected and left laYL~ on liner in C4A. Oversltray on C4A evap system
10104/09 Daily All Ryan-Solutions i.n 01 up 4 inches from yesterday. Found a drum laying In tailings roadway, drum was empty, had it removed ..
10105109 Daily All Tanner· Pum~ 01 LOS first thiruitornorrow there was 28 inches of solution. Slimes pumlt was triJJQed on 02.
10106109 Daily All Tanner· exoosed liner on 01 was covered. Attempted to pump out 01 LOS it is now drying out.
10107/09 Daily All Tanner· ~ed liner on NE comer of 01. covered with dirt. Slimes on 02 was tripp_ed _again.
10108109 Daily All Tanner· looks pretty good.
10109109 Daily All Tanner· C1 LOS no longer has solution In It. East side C1 had some exposed liner, covered it.
10110109 Daily All Ryan-01 LOS looks good and dry now.
10111/09 Daily All Tanner-Nothing to report looks_good.
10112109 Daily All David-Quarterly ground water sampling going on.
10113109 Daily All David-Exposed liner on east side of C1 . area Is cracked and is in need of repair, notified Maintenance to rep~jr.
10114109 Daily All David-Fourth Quarter around water sampling QOing on.
10115109 Daily All David-Looks good.
10116109 Dally All David-Transferring solutions from 01 Into C3.
10117/09 Daily All No Inspection performed.
10118109 Daily AD Tanner· two deer found In ore storage area Sllmes~ump on 02 was tripped.
10119/09 Daily All Ryan-Warren ThOl'llPSon on site performing slUQ test on nitrate wells.
10l20I09 Daily All Ryan-Jones and Demille on site shooting in new nitrate wells.
10121/09 Daily All Ryan· seen an increase in water fowl. Slu!} test continues, Jones and demille finished up.
10122109 Daily All Tanner-Increase in water fowl.
10123'09 Daily All Tanner· Nothlna to report looks good.
10124109 Daily All Tanner· reset slimes pump on 02.
10l25I09 Dally All Tanner-Nothina to report looks good.
10126109 Dally All Ryan-New reagent S1orag~buildlng is nearino completion. Tailings area looks !lood.
10127/09 Daily All Tanner-Nothing to report looks good.
10128109 Daily All Tanner· .09 precip. nothing more to ~rt.
10129109 Daily All Ryan· .29 pracip. muddy roads and transfer line found la"ying on liner on C4A.
10l30I09 Daily All Ryan-additional piece of rub liner placed under transfer line on C4A, also nan~ were lilted up off the splash pad. Phase one of Archeological proj_
10131/09 Daily All iThayne-Talnngs area looks good.
10102109 Weekly All continue to monitor 01 lOS. Bavles ExDloralJon on site driUiOQ nitrate wells. Transferrina solution from 01 into 04A. Collected sample from 01 LOS.
10109109 Weekly All Transfer solution from 0110 C4A found exposed liner on 01. covered with soli. 01 LOS has begun to dry up.
10113109 Weekly All found a crack in liner on east side of C 1.l'§2Qrted to maintenance tor repair.
10123109 Weekly All Increase of water fowl , try to keep from tailings area
10l30I09 Weekly All Mr. Rupp with State of Utah performed DMT and BAT inspections. Transfer line on C4A needs additional rub guard doWn lIanaes lifted ~ off the s,
~oI3O{09 MonthlY All Uner was fOUnd on 01 and covered with soil. Additional rub guard placed under transfer line 04A. Solutions in C1 LOS were sampled and sent in fo
November 2009 TAILS REPORT
C2 = Cell 2, etc. RA = Restricted Area Prepared By: e=. .. ~ c.. // I .AChJP
FWP = Fresh Water Pond MS = Maintenance Shop
MW = Monitor Well
MA = Mill Area 03 =Diversion Ditch 3, etc.
Reviewed By: / 1/' E-/
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Report
Date FreQuency Area General Observations -Areas of Potential Concern
11101109 Daily All Thayne Holt-Nothing to report.
11/02109 Daily All No Report
11/03109 Daily All No Report
11104/09 Daily All Tanner-Nothing to report.
11/05109 Daily All Tanner-Power outage all day, was unable to collect numbers off of Cell 4A.
11/06/09 Daily All Tanner-Power OutaQe, was not able to collect Cell4A numbers. Evaporation lines were removed from eel! 1.
11/07/09 Daily All Power off at tails
11/08109 Daily All Power off at tails
11109109 Daily All Tanner-Cleaning up crystals formed from Cell 1 evap system.
11110/09 Daily All Tanner-dump needS to be burned. Nitrate samplinQ event is complete
11/11109 Daily All Tanner-Nothing to report.
11/12109 Daily All Tanner-NothJng to report.
11/13109 Daily All David Turk-Utility crew has moved last of Cell 4A crystals that were being stored on C3.
11/14/09 Daily All No Report
11f15109 Daily All No Report
11/16109 Daily All Tanner-received .12 ot~ecipltation.
11/17/09 Daily All Tanner-Contractors are begginging to arrive for Cell 4B project.
11/18109 Daily All Tanner-West water sQl'ing was sampled.
11/19/09 Daily All Ryan-Roadways on tails were graded, water wagon used to minimize dust.
11120/09 Daily All Tanner-Exposed liner on C1 was covered with soil. More equipment arrived for construction of Cell 4B.
11/21/09 Daily All Charles Orvin-Nothing to report
11/22109 Daily All Tanner-Nolhing to report.
11/23109 Daily All Tanner-Flow meter on MW-4 broken, slimes wasflnished up. (note) BHV 4 may be affected by construction of CeIl4B.
11124/09 Daily All Ryan-Nothing to report.
11/25109 Daily All Tanner-Nothing to reDOrt.
11/26109 Daily All Ryan-Slow day not much going on in tallings area.
11/27/09 Daily All Ryan-Nothing to report_
11128109 Daily All Ryan·Quita.on tallings area, some water fowl on C1.
11/29/09 Dally All Tanner-Nolhina to report.
'1/30109 Dally All Tanner-Water fowl on C1 .
11/06/09 Weeekly All Power outages on tailinos area limited amount of inspection that could be performed. Sprinklers on C1 evap system were removed.
11/12109 Weeekly All Phase 1 of archeological work on C4B is complete. Weather slation had semi-annual audltperformed. new data logger modUle was installed.
11/20/09 Weeekly All e){\)osed liner on C1, covered with soil. MW·16 was pulled fOf the construction of C4B. Equipment tor C4B arriving on site.
11/25/09 Weeekly All crystals and scrap beinQQ.ushed and distributed on ca. C4A could use a clean UP around the electrical works.
11/30/09 Monthly All Evap sYStem on C1 has been removed for winter months. Crystals moved on C3. KGL contractors arrived to get dirt works started on C4B.
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December 2009 TAILS REPORT
C2 = Cell 2. etc. RA = Restricted Area
FWP = Fresh Water Pond MS = Maintenance Shop
MW = Monitor Well Reviewed By: l'"'~< ./
MA = Mill Area D3 =Diversion Ditch 3, etc.
Report
Reviewed By: " I l' ,~ l .
Date Frequency Area General Observations -Areas of Potential Concem
12/01/09 Daily All Tanner-monthly around water was started and Fourth Quarter TDS was belngre-sampled.
12/02/09 Daily All Tanner-Nothino to report.
12103109 Daily All Tanner-Tails looks good and Monthly ground water was completed today.
12104/09 Daily All Tanner·Soils being stripped on Cell 4A. Slimes drain was found tripped.
12105109 Daily All Ryan-very cold, may have some lines start to freeze.
12106109 Daily All Tanner-Nothino to report.
12107/09 Daily All Ryan·Snowing all day. sloppy roads. Dirt work on Cell 48 continues on. Utility crew continues to push crystals and fill in Cell 3.
12108109 Daily All Ayan·Talllnos area and roadWays are snow packed.
12109/09 Daily All Tanner·Jones and Demille on site shooting in chloroform wells 23.24.25 and seeps and sprinas. Dug out LOS on Cell 1 and 3 from under Neath sno
12110/09 Daily All Tanner·Roads snow packed and a little muddy.
12111/09 Daily All Tanner-Roads snow packed auarterly deoth check performed on all wells.
12/12/09 Daily All Tanner-its snowinQ once allain. roads are aatherina more snow.
12113109 Daily All Ryan-Roads are iced when cold and muddy and sloppy when it warms. cautioned needs to be used.
12114/09 Daily All Ryan-Operations tightening some join1s on slurry lines. More equipment arrived for cell 4b work. Roads were very slol'l'Y.
12115109 Daily All Ryan-warm weather is beQlnninQ to melt snow roads very sloppy. PoollnQ of solutions. Deer on cell 2 were pushed out of tailings area.
12116109 Daily All Ryan-Had a main water line break this momingnorth of the mill in old bone yard. Muddy roads.
12117/09 Daily All Tanner·Roads are muddy.
12118109 Daily All Tanner-Vegetation samples were collected.
12/19109 Daily All Ryan·mu!ldy roads and deer were found on south bank of cell 3.
12120109 Daily All Tanner-Nothing to report.
12121/09 Daily All Ryan-Cell 48 is aoinQ well. use of' laroe eQuipment. Caution needed.
12122109 Daily All Tanner-8nowing the roads are snow packed.
12123109 Daily All Tanner-Snow packed roads.
12124109 Daily All Ryan-Snow beQinninQ to melt 1st blast is goinQ to be set oft today on Cell 48.
12/25/09 Daily All IRyan·Taillngs look good.
12126109 Daily All Ryan-Cell 4A LDS readout shown a drop with out pumping.
12127/09 Daily All Tanner-Nothll'lItto report.
12128109 Daily All Tanner-Nothing to repart. Completed the purging for all chloroform wells. Cell 4A LOS module readout returned to Its previous level.
12/29109 Daily All Tanner-snowed ovemiaht.
12130109 Daily All Tanner-Attempted and failed to drive diversion ditches completely due to the depth of the snow. 2nd blast on cell 48 performed today.
12131/09 Daily All Tanner-shot settlement monitors and tailings ponds.
12104109 Weekly All Work on cell 48 movinQ along. Replaced lids of four continuous pumping wells alona with heal lamps in order to keep from freezing.
12110109 Weekly All Jones and Demille were on property to shoot elevation on TW4·23,24.25 as well as seeps and springs.
12/18109 Weekly All KGl received more shipments of heavy eQuipment Started some scragplno aJona west bank of cell 4A. lale fall veaetation was collected.
12125109 Weekly All snowed 10-13 inches work continues on ce1l4B. Small group of deer showing up on tailings area in evenings.
12131/09 Weekly All Tailings area looks good
1213~ MonthlL All ~~s and demllle shot in s[:!rings. Heavy eaul~ment keeps on arriving for cell 48 work. Heavy snow Qacked the roads making them iced when cold,
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January 201 0 TAILS REPORT
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Date FreQuency Area General Observations -Areas of Potential Concem (
01101/10 Dally All Tanner-nothing to report at this time.
01/02110 Dally All Rvan-had some water fowl on west end Cell 1.
01/03110 Daily All Tanner-nottJing to report at this time.
01/04110 Daily All Tanner-breaker on slimes 12 was tripped. reset and pump worked fine.
01/05110 Dally All Tanner- nothing to report at this time.
01/06110 Dally All I Avan-evervthrng I~ QOOd
01107/10 Daily All Tanner-Warm tem~ratures melting snow and creatina muddv roads.
01/08110 Daily All Tanner-Blast work on CelI4B is going well.
01/09110 Daily All &an-Cold temperatures creating iced roads, very slick caution needed.
01/10110 Dally All Tanner-Had some deer on west end of Cell 3. scarred them off of restricted area.
01111110 Daily All Ryan-warmer temos meltina ice and snow roads muddy and.slick. A lot of heavy eQUipment activity around Cell 3 and 4A 4B use caution.
01/12110 Daily All Tanner-Monthly around water was started today.
01/13110 Daily All Tanner-muddy roads transfering solutions from C3 into C4A.
01/14110 Dally All Tanner-Muddy roads. very slick driving conditions.
01/15110 Daily All lAvan-solutions being transferred from C3 into C4A. Muddy roads
01/16110 Daily All Ryan-quite Ckwout In tailings area. Sloppy roads.
01/17110 Daily All Ryan-bad roadways
01/18110 Daily All Tanner-muddy and snowing received 1.15 inches of water. Started auarterly groundwater.
01/19t'1 0 Daily All I Ryan-slimes on C2 was tripped, reset working prooelty 8Oain. Received 8-10 inches of snow last night.
01f2G110 Daily All Ryan-snowing again tailings area quite due to snowfall and road conditions. Received .34 inches of water through out night.
01121/10 Dally All I RYan-didn't QO to tails due to heaVY snow fall precip was 2.06 Inches
01122110 Daily All Ryan-didn't go to tails due 10 snowpack and unsafe conditions.
01/23110 Daily All Ryan-didn't go to tails due to snowpack and unsafe conditions.
01124/10 Daily All Ryan-didn't go to tails due 10 snowpack and unsale conartions.
01125/10 Daily All Tanner-Tailinas area covered in snow. MW-4 was frozen, repaired heat lamp and tumed well back on.
01126110 Daily All RYan-tailings area snowoacked and roads are barelv drivable. Thourouah inspection not possible due to snow cover.
01/27/10 Daily All Ryan-TalHnas area froze over making it a little easier to move around when it melts tails will be sloppy mess.
01128110 Daily All Tanner-Tailings area is muddy creating dangerous driving concilions, monthly chloroform depth checks perfomed.
01129110 Daily All Ryan-Cen 4A barge has moved to one side stretching and puttlgn a lot of strain on main power line going to pump on barge. Maint and elec. Gontac
01130110 Daily All Ryan-some of are getting blocked off tly mud and snow banks makinll them inaccesable.
01/31110 Daily All Rvan-muddY roads and Cell 4A barge still needs repair work perlormed.
01/08110 weekly All 5.0253955 -Tailings area looks good.
01/15110 weekly All 4.4 253955-Work on Cell 4B Is QOinQ well. Roads are getting rutted out pretty bad. Extreme caution needs to be used on tailings area
01122110 weekly All unable to perform full inspection due to heavy snowfall which made much of tailinos area lnacessable.
01129110 weekly All 5.5253955-Cell4A batQ8 PU&ed to south, needs acllustment and electrical line needs looked at goint to pump. Roadwavs need work through out tail
01129110 Monthly All Settlement monitors were difficult to compllete but the.., were clone. Only a visual inspection of Diversion ditches was performed from a distance. I
All
February 201 0 TAILS REPORT
C2 = Cell 2, etc. RA = Restricted Area Prepared By: ~ T &-' '" ....
FWP = Fresh Water Pond MS = Maintenance Shop
MW = Monitor Well Reviewed By: !/'.7' t&lQ' RA )
MA = Mill Area 03 =Oiversion Ditch 3, etc.
Reviewed By: . t -,
Report
Date Freauency Area General Observations -Areas of Potential Concern
02101110 Daily All Ryan-West road along cell 4A Is impassable riQht now. TW4-4 needs more work to be fully oPerational, flow meter, sample port, set timer.
02102110 Dally All Tanner-Very muddY conditions. Replaced flow meter on tw4-20. r~aced bulb on MW-26, tw4-15.
02103110 Dally All Tanner-Replaced motor on BHV-2
02104110 Daily All Tanner-KGL is lavina some road base out on the tailinas roads they use to access there job site.
02105110 Daily All Tanner-Nothing to report.
02106110 Daily All Tanner-.03 precipitation. Travel ways on tailings area are very muddy and access is limited.
02107/10 Daily All Tanner-Received .66 precipitation. Tailings area is getting to be impassable in many areas.
02l08I10 Daily All ~an-SX slurrY line was deadended and blew end cap on south east cell 1. lW4-4 needs a different sample port put in place. Transfering solutions (
02109110 Daily All Tanner-lW4-18 needs a sample POrt for chloroform sampling. Sampling port on TW4-4 wont work as is. needs some adjustments made.
02110110 Daily All R~rtLost.
02111110 Daily All Tanner-Slimes on C2 was found tripped. reset GFI. Quarterly Groundwater sampling was completed today.
02/12/10 Daily All Tanner-West road on Cell 4A is not passable barricaded off with caution drums.
02113110 Daily All Inspection not performed
02/14/10 Daily All Inspection not performed
02115110 Daily All Tanner-Monthly Slimes recovery test was started.
02116110 Daily All Tanner-North side of C1 has elCl)OSed liner due to snow melt and run off. Raft on Cl is being looked at to be replaced.
02117110 Daily All Tanner-Cant aet eauiDment on north side of cell one to cover eXDOSed liner, unsafe road conditions won't allow. Started quarterl~ chloroform.
02118110 Daily All Ryan-CelI4A beme is busted up preltY bad.Cell4A flate anchors have been up rooted. CaustiC soda truck be!lan unloadlnQ in the sulfuric acid tank.
02119110 Daily All Tanner- .23 precipitation. Cell 4A raft needs repairs reported to maintenance.
02120110 Daily All Rvan-Muddy roads . had a lew birds on eell 1.
02121110 Daily All Tanner-.19 precipitation. R.aods around tails are unsafe and slick.
02122110 Daily All Ryan-.08 precipitation. Uner on Cl needs adressed once roads are safe. Tailings area wei. muddy. and sloppy. Started chloroform wells aoain.
02123110 Daily All Tanner-TW4-14 wouldn't pUrQe. not enough water. Will QO back and pUrQe with bailer.
02124110 Daily Air Tanner-it was discovered that lW4-14 doesn't have a break. bad tolal depth number was being used. Have fixed problem with lW4-14 depth.
02125110 Daily All Tanner-.15 Precipitation. Contacted maintenance about Installina flow meter on TW4-14.
02126/10 Daily All Cell 3 was above freeboard (memo attached to report). Settlement monitors elevations were shot. Chloroform monthly depth check complete.
02I'Zl/10 Daily All RYan-exoosed liner Cell I still needs adressed when roads are safe. Cell 3 Freeboard Issue is being adresSed by management. Verbal notIce given
02128110 Daily All Tanner-Cell 3 freeboard. action belnQ taken. Water fowl scared off of cell 1.
02105/10 weekly All 7.8 2S3955 KGL dumping road base on some of tallil}gS roads. CelI4A walkwa'lhas shifted causing some damage to raft itself. Roads are muddy. I
02112110 weekly All 11.6253955 1st auarter around water was completed. Access should be limited to tailinQs area it is very muddy and has caused unsafe road conditi<
021'91'0 weekly All 12. 1 253955 2118110 caustic truck began unloading In sulfuric acid tank. Cell 4A raft Is in bad shape and pulled anchor post out of ground.
02126110 weekly All 12.7253955 utlllity crew tryinalo clear wells In tailings area to be sampled. Settlement monitors and monthly chloroform depths completed. Roads <
02126110 Monthly All activJty In general was slowed due to weather and road conditions. Cell 3 freeboard exceeded and reproted. Cell 4A raft needs repairs C1 liner need
All
All
All
All
March 2010 TAILS REPORT
C2 -::' Cell 2, etc.
FWP » Fresh Water Pond
MW ;-Monitor Well
MA = Mill Area
Report
Date F Ina
.03101/10 Daily AI
03l02I10 Daily All
03103110 DaNy AI
03l04I10 Daily AI
03f05I10 Dally AI
03106110 DaHy AI
03107/10 Daily An
03l08I10 Daily All
03l09I10 Daily AI
03110110 Daily AI
03111/10 Daly AI
03112110 DaHy AI
03113110 Daily AI
03114110 Daily AI
03115/10 Dally AI
03116110 Daily AI
03117110 Dally All
03118110 Daly AI
03119(10 Daiy AI
03l20I10 DaHy AI
03121/10 Daily AI
03122110 Daily AI
03123110 Daily AI
03124110 Daily AI
03125110 Dally All
03128110 Daily AI
03127/10 Daily AI
03128110 Daly AI
03129110 Daly AI
03130110 Daly AI
03131/10 Daily AI
03l05I10 weekly AI
03112110 weekly All
03119110 weekly All
03126110 weekly ....
03129(10 Monthly AD
03130/10 Quarterry AI
InSDeCWr Cel4A
Tanner 12.~
Tanner 12.812!139Se
Tanner 12.82539$5
Ryan t2.812!S395!l
TaMer 11.5125395!5
Ryan 12.11253E
Tamer 11 ;9o'2.5S9!I!!
Ryan " .8125395! Tamer 12.M5395!I
Tanner 1l>l>~-'·
Tanner 12~
Tamer 5.1r.!57250
Ryan B.!iI.i!!I725O
Tamer 6.31257250 .,a,~
Tamer 6.5f257250
T_ 6.5I2S125O
Ryan 6.MlS725O
Tamer 8.Bt'257250
Ryan 6.<41257250
Tamer 6.W257250
Ryan 6.&1257250
Tamer 7.11257250
Tamer 7.11257250
Tamer 7.21257250
Tamer 7.11257250
Ryan 7.S'257250
Tanner 7.21257250
Tanner 7.2.'257251
Tanner 7~
Tamer 7.3'257250
RA = Restricted Area
MS • Maintenance Shop
03 =Diversion Ditch 3, etc.
Flow meter Installed on TW4-4
e)ll)(l58d liner on Cl.
General Observations -Areas of Potential Concem
Slimes on C2 was trlDDed. een 3 sliU out cI compliance t $I warter chlorolonn sarrdna wttc:omoleled.
maintenance worlled on transfer pump on Cel 3 in order to pump better and lIal C3 back In colTlJ)lalnce.
have not achIeyed freeboard on C3, IUTIO Is oettina cIoooed with debt
eJCl)OSed Oner on Ct.
.09 predp. ExPOSed lner on Cl. Cel3levels are domIIM but wi. continue to translerlo C4A.
Reviewed BY:--""/-jtfL<{'~{t:'/:""jf-' ___ _
.49predp. Cell 315 back In compllaoce with Ireeboard limlls. TransJer line from Clio C4A is com~te, Roadways ara yery muddy.
roadwayS are very bed around tailinQs araa limll traYeiln tajjlnqs area. Transfer WAIt from Cl to C4A Is bIockino access road:rto taillnos area,
.48 JIfIIClp, muddy and dangerous roads. Uner exPOsed on C1.
0uat1e1lv deo4h check on all wells was completed. Expo.sed Rner on Ct.
Temer perfonned a manual CeIl4A Ids system check to ensure the pump was stili fullCllor*1g.
New transfer lina from C1 to C4A is bIockIna access roads 10 tails in a lew ;veas, SolutIon belna IransrerAtd from C3 10 C4A.
.09 J)I8Cip CIWSin!I muddY roat2s once aaain. ExPOSed liner on Cl . Transfer Ina from Cl to C4A needs covered al roadway crosslnQs.
No tnscecIIon DII!formect
CeO 1 liner exposed, maint Started to coyer transfer lines at road passings. Sampled cottonwood and westwater. Started nllrate sampling.
solution levets have !10M up on Cell 1 covllllng the exposed lner. Feed valva for upper wildlle pond was opened.
Waterfowl on Cl. Talinas allla is beina bladed and starling to aet cleaned UP
Cel4A ba~ and ~y _5 ~red. Cell 1 lransfer line to eel 4,. was covered al road crosslnos.
Malnt Doing a Wille WOI1< on new IaIHngs lines (slurryllransfilr).
Barrels were filed lor rinsale 01'1 nitrate wells.
Utility CAIW has started to blade the tailings area.
Waterfowl on C4A. SIlme$ on 2 was triDoed .. Roads around Cell 3 atId 4A haYe been bIa.cted.
Man. Wot1dna on new tailinlls lines. Quarterly nitrate event was finished up.
Man. Wot1dng on new tailings llnes.~ IIildIlte feed valve was shut off as the~nd Is lull.
MUll. Installtna SlaV cannons on Cl. received .12 pcecfp. eel 3 was round 10 be sIIohdv O\Ie, fletboard limit. AaQuest was mede to drop freeboard.
.01 precfp from yesterday afternoon ril now. UF4 sU1y discharging inlo eel 3-
some waterfowt on Ce1l4A. scared away.
Slimes on C2 trtDD8d. Slurry from UF4 beina diseharaed Into C3. solut/olls belno lransfemKI from C3 into C4A.
Transfer C3 lnlo C4A. Setuement monitors shot Maint. Wot1dng on ntwlaillngs line to 03. _terfowi on C4A.
smal teak on eel 1 evePOration system, Issue was reported to malnIlInance lor RI!)8Ir.
Anlshed lOrt chIorofonn samoiIng. utllliY crew &1arted dumoino dirt on eXPOSed Nner W had 10 stoo as roads warant l1IadY.
Slimes \esI conducted. Roads muddy and laJllnQs acoesa Is limited. New ltansfer line from Ct to C4A Installed water 10Vwl In 1:a111n!js area.
CelI4A bema and Fence was I1IC8r1ed by maintenance.Transfer line trom C1 10 C4.A was covered allowinQ access on roadways once again.
Cell 3 exoadded lreeboardlimits. TW4·18 leed line to decon Dad was 1CM1d 1UDturad. Both lIems Mre reported to rna
Slimes heed 11 .04 New Ia1II1Q$ lines haye been Installed as _'I as ad<ItIonaIlransler Unes. Roberts J)OI'Id stlA has. WOI1< ordet ouls1andlng.
ConstUCllon on C4A Is movlno aIona wetl. Cell 1 had and continues to have eJCl)OSed tiner Droblems Issue will be adressed ....nen AnI .......... can access.
April 2010 TAILS REPORT
C2 = Cell 2, etc.
FWP = Fresh Water Pond
MW = Monitor Well
MA = Mill Area
Report
Date FnlCIuency Area InspectOl' eel 4A
04101/10 Dally AI Tanner 7.4,257250
04102110 DaMy AI Tanner 6.7.257250
04103110 Daily All Tanner 7.4.257250
04104110 Daily All Tanner 7.4.2572S0
04105110 Daily All Tanner 7.3.257250
04106110 Daay AI Tamer 7.4.257250
04107/10 Daly AI Tanner 7.4,257250
04108110 Dally All Tamer 7.5.257250
04109110 Daily All Tanner 7.7.2572S0
04110/10 Daily All Tanner 7.6,257250
04111110 Daily All Tanner 7.3.257250
04112110 Dally All Tanner 7.7.2572S0
04lJ 311 0 Daily All Tanner 8.0.257250
04114110 Daily All Ryan 7.7.257250
04115110 Daily AR Ryan 7.7.257250
04116110 Dally All Ryan 7.7.257250
04117/10 DaAy AI Ryan 7.5.257250
04118110 Daily All Ryan 7.5.257250
04119110 Daily All Ryan 7.5.257250
04120110 Daily All Tanner 7.6.251250
04121/10 Daily All Tanner 8.0.2S7250
04122110 Daily All Tanner 8.0.257250
04123110 Daily AI Tanner 8.3.257250
04124110 DaRy All Ryan 7.8,257250
04126/10 Daily All Tanner 7.8.257250
04126110 Daily All Tanner 7.9.257250
04127/10 Dally All Tanner 7.8.257250
04128110 Dally All Tanner 7.9.257250
04129/10 DaUy AI Tanner 8.3.257250
04130110 Dally All Tamer 8.3,257250
04/02/10 Weekly All Tanner
04109/10 Weekly All Tanner
04116110 Weekly All Ryan
04123/10 Weelcly All Ryan
04l30I10 ~ tAil Tanner
'I130/Jv (YI-'ftfj All 1",.'P't-1'
All -
RA = Restricted Area
MS = Maintenance Shop
D3 =Dlversion Ditch 3, etc.
General Observations -Areas of Potential Concern
.32 predp. Created mUd<:ty roads. Weather station module was sent out to McVehil-Monnett.
.06p!eci~. Exposed liner on east and north sides of C1 . Utility crew contacted tocovar with soil.
Waitinc for utility crew to cover exposed liner on C1.
Waitino for utility crew to cover exposed liner on C1 .
Reviewe
Reviewed BYi 11::"" '" I
Sands on C3 were blowing to North Management notffled.Water wagon was used to knock dust and blowing sands down. BHV calibrated
Cattle were found in restricted area. Keith Ivins was notified and repairs 10 fence line were started.
liner on C1 from hiQh winds. Maintenance working on transfer pump on C3. Slimes on C2 dlscf!Mge line was extended to C3 soluth
Water fowl on C4A scarred off. C1 liner exposed waiting for UtilitY crew to cover. MonthlY chloroform depth check completed.
Cracks on old decon pad were sealed w/concrete sealer. utfllty crew started to cover C1 liner. Evap line not on Splash pad. Maint. Dept. noti
Water Fowl on C4A. Waiting for Evap line on C4A to be moved. utility crew will start covering liner on C1 on Monday again.
Evap line needs moved C1 liner needs covered.
Winds blowing hard out of south. Water uti.llzed to minimize dust. Monthly slimes test completed and pump tumed back on.
.02 precio. Flanoe on (,3 Iransfer PtJmp is leaklnQ, main!. Notified. Maintenance working on adOltional evap cannons for C1 .
ExPosed liner southwest comer C1, covered with dirt. Solution levels on C1 starting to Qet a little high. additional monitor/nQ.
Geese on Northwest comer of C1. scarred off. Water wagon used to knock down dust.
Small area of exPOSed liner on East side Cl covered with dirt.
Birds in dirt works area of C48 and Water fowl on East end C3 all animals were scarred out of tailings area.Evap cannons on C4A operating
Quite other than dirt work on 048.
waler fowl on C1 scarred off. Snake was found In MW-4 box while conduc\Lngweekly check. need to be aware of snakes.
two discharge lines not on splash pad on C4A, Malnt. Notified. liner on C1. cover ASAP. Start.ed pumQi~ Semi annual GW wells.
Waltlrlgfor Maintenance to move discharae lines that aren't on spfash pads.
Geese near C1 scarred 011. Dishcarge line pulled fence post out on C4A. contacted Maint. Malnt. Moved lines onto splash pad.
Had 10 shut down evap system on C1 winds out of north causino some spray to land on roadway.
Small area of exPOSed liner on West bank C 1. covered with soil.
Wind blowing out of North causing evap system on C1 to spray mist on to roadway, system was shut down until the wind ceased.
Continued to pump semi annual ground water wells.
Maint. Switched out transfer pump on C3.
Heavv winds causing dusting throuoh out tailings area trvlng to limit dusting wtwater wagon. UtilitY crew startino to clean UP south road C1 .
Fiance Leak on cell 3 transrer pUmp, malnt. Contacted. Birds on south dike of C4A.
Settlement monitors shot. West end C2 settlement initial peg was bladed and disturbed/removed shots were adjusted and shot off of east in;
Muddy roads from precip. Mainllooking for larger pump to replace C3 transfer pump. KGL working on south dike C3. C1 needs liner coverec
Old cracks and other maim items adressed on old decon pad. Annual inspection performed on OOP. Evap line C4A not on splash pad.
Small area of exPOSed liner on C1 covered with dirt. Continue to have wildlife show up on tailings area. cont to scare off.
Had water fowl in tailings area through out the week had snakes located In Main water and MW-4 box, need to be aware of snakes.
Settlement monitors shot. One of the initials was bladed over and disturbedJremoved. Tailinas lines were but bacl<. on splash pads
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May 2010 TAILS REPORT
C2 = Cell 2, etc.
FWP = Fresh Water Pond
MW = Monitor Well
MA = Mill Area
Report
Date Frequency Area Inspedol
05101/10 Dally All Ryan
05102110 Dally All Tanner
05103110 Daily All Tanner
05104110 Dally AI Ryan
05105110 Dally All Tamer
05106110 Dally All Tanner
05/07/10 Dally All Tanner
05108110 Daily All Ryan
05/09110 Daily An Tamer
05110/10 Daily AI Tanner
05111110 Daily All Tamer
05112110 Dally All Tanner
05113110 Dally All Tanner
05114110 Dally All Ryan
05115/10 Dally All Ryan
05116110 Dally All Tanner
05117110 Daily All Tanner
05118110 Daily All Tanner
05119/10 Daily AI Tanner
05120110 Dally All Tanner
05121/10 Daily AI Tanner
05122110 DaHy All Ryan
05123110 Daily All Tanner
05124110 Dally All Tanner
05125110 Dally All Ryan
05126110 Daily All Ryan
05127/10 Daily All Tamer
05128110 Daly AU Ganin
05129110 Daily All Tamer
05130110 Daily All Tanner
05/31/10 Daily All Tanner
05107/10 Weekly All Tanner
05/14110 Weekly All Ryan
05121/10 Weekly All Tamer
05128110 Weekly AI Tanner
05128110 Monthly All Ryan
AH
Cel4A
8.5-257250
8.3-257250
8.2·257250
8.2·257250
7.9-257250
8.0-257250
8.3-257250
8.1-257250
7.8·257250
8.2·257250
8.4-257250
8.3-257250
8.3-257250
8.1·257250
8.1-257250
7.7-257250
7.8-257250
8.6-257250
8.2-257250
7.8-257250
8.~25725O
8. ... 2S7250
8.5-257250
8.2·257250
7.~257250
7.~25725O
7.7-2S7250
8.4-257250
8.4·257250
7.9-257250
8.1·257250
slime 10.43
RA = Restricted Area
MS :: Maintenance Shop
Prepared By: r= -=='J:=:T7 ......-.'
Reviewed By: , C , L • r • D3 =Diversion Ditch 3, etc.
Reviewed By4:;lr , ?>
General Observations -Areas of Potential Concem
Water Fowl on Cell 4A, scarred fowl off with screamers and bangers.
.09 'prec1D during l!arIy mominjl-Water fowl on Cell 4A scarred off with noise makers
evaDltalls line installed on west side of 03. pumped MW's
Leaking joint located right by Ce!l4A walkway, mainl Repaired nang e.-Dave Ruw and Phil Goble were on site conducting inspection.
Notified David Turk about tallingsUnes on C4A not on splash pads.
very windy need to keeps taillrlgs area watered down. Malnt given another notice about tailings lines.
IXlsafe raft conditions on Cell 3-malnt. Placed additional pads under lines that are not on splash pad.
Birds on east side of C4A. scarred off.' need to monitor evap lines to ensure that oversoray doesn't occur.
DustinQ and blowing tails is verv bad, try to minimize by use of water waQOn.
Main breaker on C2 slimes was triDoed.-started monthly recovery on slimes drain on C2. high winds causing dusting.
Windy and very dusty. use water wagon to minimize ctusttng.
maintenance putting in a main water line south 01 Cell 3 lor lining project of Cell 48.
.02 preclp
oversprayon C4A covered 03 electrical panels r~uiring panels to be re-Iabeled(work order placed1-Wave break on C1 pulled and now blocking road
Verv auite contractors not on site loday.
Nothing to report
Maintenance cleaning out evap heads on C1 . roadway leading to TW4-12.13,and 14 ware cleaned up and graded. Pumped MW's today.
.01 precip.Tumed spray system off due to high winds and some overspray.
C2 Slimes monthly recovery completed. Rinsate drums being filled for Nitrate evenl North east gate by uwi> is off of hinges and wired up with no locI<..
Nothing to reoorl
2 discharge lines on C4A Dulling out some !-DOSt.· hiah winds have eXPQS9d liner on C1. gate put back on hinges and locked.
Verv hiah winds causing bad dusHng making tails Insoectlon difficult, exposed liner on C1 cover once winds stoD.
l=~ rmer on Cl due to hillh winds. Will cover once winds cakn down.
Evc!p_ on Cl only for a few hours before winds were too hkJh. Utility crew cleaned up ove~SPrav around Ct. EPA on site with Coroorate (David F JJo Ann T
Cl evao sYStem i2 line from west end had a leakilg flange nange location was inside Cl containment area, Maint contacted.
C1 evap flange repaired.-Afternoon winds causing dusting trv to minimize with water wa!lQn.-exposed liner on Cl east bank.
Cl exposed liner due to high winds, covered with dirt.
Cell 1 liner exposed due to high winds will cover next week 'It'hile conducting quarterly walk around.
Very Quite on tails area. contractors not on site today.
Spray system on C1 has a leakil'lg flange unable 10 find any malnt department to reoort so turned evaD SYStem off and will report tomorrow.
a few sRl'inkler heads on C1 need repaired or replaced. Tailing area looks good and has been Quite.
Ce1l4A discharge lines not on sDlash pads. C3 raft unsafe. High winds through out week State of Utah was onsite for tailings Inspection.
Wave break on C1 pulled and Is blocking north roadway around C1. overspray_ covered C3 electricaJpanels requiring re-Iabellng. Vegetation colJected.
Upper wild life pond gate was taken off hinges and set aside, was repaired and is back on hinges. EVaD heads on Cl are pluggil'lQ.and need cleaned/repa
Work order placed lor Cell 4A fence on north side. also we Dlaced for removal of C1 wave break from north access road. Lealdno flanoe on Cl eV~E
EVaD SYStem on C1 required small repairs, cell 3 raft reQuired work to make accesslb!e and safe. Cell4A needed to have lines placed on splash pads.
June 2010 TAILS REPORT
C2 = Cell 2, etc.
FWP = Fresh Water Pond
MW = Monitor Well
MA=MiliArea
Report
Date Frequency Area Inspector C4A
06101110 Daily All Garrin e.l
06102110 Daily All Tanner 7.7
06103110 Daily Aft Garrin 7.e
06104110 DaRy AI Tanner e .•
06105110 DaRy AI Tanner 6.8
06106110 DaRy AU Tanner 7.6
06107/10 Daily Aft Tanner 7.2
06l08I10 Daily All Tanner 7.7
06109/10 Daily AI Garrin 7.4
06110110 Daily AI Garrin B.2
06111/10 Da~y AI Tanner 9.0
06112110 Daily AU Ryan 8.9
06113110 Daily All Tanner 9.1
06114/10 Daily All Garrin e.5
06115110 Daily All Garrin 8.3
06116110 Daily All Ryan B.1
06117/10 Daily All Tanner 8.2
06118110 Daily All Tanner 9.0
06119110 Daily All Ryan
06120110 Daily All Tanner 8.B
06121110 Daily All Tanner 9.2
06122110 Daily All Tanner PO
06123/10 Daily All Tanner PO
06124/10 Daily All Tanner PO
06125110 Daily AI Garrin PO
06126110 Daily AI Ryan PO
06127/10 Daiy AI Gamn PO
06128110 Daily AI Tanner e.6
06129/10 0aiIy AI Tanner 9.1
06130/10 Daly All Garrin 7.7
06104/10 Weekly AI Tanner
06111/10 Weekly AI Tanner
06118110 Weekly AI Tanner
06125110 Weekly All Tanner
07102110 Weekly AU Ryan
06l3Of10 Monthly AI Ryan
06130110 Quarterly AI Ryan
C4A
257250
257250
257250
257250
257250
257250
257250
257250
257250
257250
257250
257250
257250
257250
257250
257250
257250
257250
257250
257250
257250
257250
257250
257250
257250
257250
257250
257250
257250
257250
RA = Restricted Area
MS = Maintenance Shop
03 =Diversion Ditch 3, etc.
Prepared By:...--~ .... 7il "SA -."
General Observations -Areas ot Potential Con~m
Leaking flange on Cl evap. System was fixed. EJq:Iosed liner on C1.
C1 LOS was found with solution present. The base level (dlY) Is 63'4· the blow tube read 55'S· WhIch Indlcates 7'11· of solution presen!.
C1 level 59'3·. shipped out Cl samples from LOS. Cell 1 was pumped three times for a total of 155 gallons.
C1· 57'0". Pumped Cl. 93 gallons evacual.ed. Transferring solution from Cl into C4A,
exposed liner on Cl waiHng for level 10 drop and then cover liner. Cell 3 transfer pump was shut off because levels ~re low and began sucking sands.
Liner exposed on Ct. LOS on Cell 1 stili showing SQlution.
Cl·56'6". Pumped 51 gallons out of Cl LOS. Started quarterly chloroform sampling event.
Cl-55'10", Pumped 51 aa11ons. Roadway between C4A and C4B is closed off for construction to continue.
C1-57'9". Pumped 43 gallons. Liner showing on C1 allow solutions 10 gel lower 10 perform Inspec\lon oll/ner.
C1· 577". Pumped 44 gallons. Tailings roadways getting bladed and road base added. TW4-26 was cleaned up,
C1·SS"0·. Pumped 38 gallons, Transfer pump from C1 to C4A fUmed off and evap sprays on C1 turned on. KGL WOfI<ing on East dike of C48.
C1 .58'10". Oldn't~ump. Uaht winds and breezy1tlrough out day.
C1 -58'9" . Didn't pump. E;xppsed liner on C1, leaving exposed to perform inspection.
C1-SS'9". Pumped 37 gallons.
C1 ·58" 0", Pumped 35 gallons. Transfer pump from C, \0 C4A turned back on. Patch worX on new decon pad was completed. Accelerated sampling
C1·58'10", Pumped 32 Gallons, Aftemoon winds caused minor dusting.
C1·59'6·. Pumped 28 gallons. Exposed liner· covered north side of C1 that had exDOS8d liner.
Cl·59'2". Pumped 30 Gallons. Vegetation samples were collected.
No Inspection performed. Poor communication on my part.
C1-59'5". Didn't pump. Nolfllng more to report.
C'-59'3·. Pumped 25 Gallons. Roadway between C4A and C4B closed. Maintenance working on C1 pump.
Cl-G1'2". Pumped 14 G.allon$. Power was shut off \0 CelI4A In order to dig trench for lining crew along roadway between two cells. no C4A data collected
C1· 63'4"-drv. no aa110ns pumped. Power Outage on CeIl4A, open trench on roadway between celts. Maintenance working on Cell 1 Barge.
Transfer line between C1 and C4A had a leaking nange. Power still oul on C4A.
NothIng to report.
Malntenance worIdnll on taJlint:JS line north of C4A.
all liner has been covered except for area that maintenance Is performing repairs on Cell 1.
Made new lids for C2 LOS pipe and C1 LOS pipe. Slimes test on C2 completed with report number of 10,13 Mr. Dave Rupp on site for Inspection.
Jones and Demille on site pertormlngannual movement and settlement monllor survey. Alona with other survey worX.
Control fence south east of property was found cut, fixed fence and Installed gales.
sample collected and submilted trom Cl LOS. Transfer from C1 into C4A. Cl Leak was reported to Denver on 6W10.
conI. 10 monitor C1 LOS. Transfer solutions out of C1 and run Evap sYStem.
Cell 3 exceeded freeboard limit. David T and Jo Ann T were both notified. Solutions transferred from C3 into C4A. Patch worX on new Decon pad compo
unable 10 retrieve C4A download because 01 power outage for trench work. Cell 1 dried up continue \0 monitor closely to ensure no more leakage.
Sands and settlement monitors were shot bv Jones and Demille If's wiD be added to report once received. Power oUtaQ8 on C4A continues.
minor oversorav from evap system on Cl. SeI1Iemenl monitors and movement monitors were shot In by J and D. Monthly slimes was 10.13
work 00 C4b moving along well. Liner crews have started laying anchor trench. power has been shut off to C4A as a safety precaution while digging.
July 2010 TAILS REPORT
C2 = Cell 2, etc.
FWP ~ Fresh Water Pond
MW = Monitor Well
MA= Mill Area
Report
Date FrequetICY Area InS(l8Ctor C4A
07/01/10 Dally All Garrin 7.7
07102110 Dally All Gamn PO
07/03110 Daily All Ryan PO
07/04110 Daily All Tanner PO
07/05110 Daily All Tanner 8.1
07/06110 Daily All Tanner 4.1
07/07/10 Daily AJ Gamn 4.8
07108110 Daily All Garlin 4.5
07109110 Daily AI Gamn 6.1
07/10/10 Daly AI Ryan 5.8
07/11/10 Daily AI Tanner 7.9
07112110 Daiy AI Tanner 4.7
07113110 Daily All Garrin 4.5
07/14/10 Daily All Garrin 4.6
07/15110 Daily All Tanner 4.5
07116110 Daily All Tanner 9.7
07/17110 Daily All David 13.4
07/18110 Daily AI David 13.2
07/19/10 Daily All Gam 4
07120/10 Daily All Gamn 3.7
07/21/10 Daily All Garrln 1.9
07122/10 Daily All Gamn 2.2
07/23110 Daily All Gamn 0.8
07124110 Daily All Gamn 3.8
07/25110 Daily AI Garrln 4.1
07126110 Daly AI Tanner 4.8
07/27/10 Daily AI Garrin 3.9
07/28110 Daily AI Tanner 4.2
07/29/10 Dally AI Tanner -2.6
07130110 Oaiy AI Tanner 1.3
07/31/10 Daily AJ Ryan -1.3
07/09110 Weekly AI Ryan 6.1
07/16/10 Weekly AI Tanner 9.7
07/23110 Weekly AI Garrin 0.8
07/30/10 Weekly AI Tanner 1.3
07/30/10 Monihly An Ryan
C4A
257250
PO
PO
PO
257250
257250
257250
257250
257250
257250
257250
257250
257250
257250
257250
267250
257260
257250
257250
267250
257250
257250
267260
257250
257250
257250
257250
257250
260731
260731
260731
257250
257250
257250
260731
RA = Restricted Area
MS = Maintenance Shop
D3 =Diversion Ditch 3, etc.
Reviewed By~......... ........ -.....
General Observations -Areas of Potential Concem
G.a1e was Installed on South east side of propeny Where fence was cut. Wire stiR needs to be attzched to the POst.
.03 preclp. Power OUtage on C4A for liner company to extend anchor trench.
Power OUtage on C4A. Cell 1 raft has been displaced and needs adjustment.
Power OUtalle on C4A. Cell 1 raft has been diSPlaced and needs adiustment
Wire has been attached on south east fence. Cell 1 raft has been repairedladiusted. SHV stations have been calibrated.
Roadways are being cleaned up around tailings area. Baromelric pressure tube found off on Cell 4A lOS. Started annual seeps and springs sampling.
Dean Henderson wi State 01 Utah on site for seeps and springs samples. Develped West Water seep In order to capture enough water to sample.
Jones and Demille shot the elevation at West Water, Auin SPlmas, and cottonwood springs to verify eal1ler shots taken. West Water seep was sampled.
shot elevation on 2W6-$ using two different relference POints to check numbers, Started transferlng C3 into C4A.
Wo!1( on C48 continues, first part of liner being laid on North East Comer.
Nothing to report.
tailings roads ~ bladed. Cell 3 tailings elevation (sands) shot in to check helQhts. Nitrate samples were started today.
EQUipment accident on Cell 48 (KG.l)-cutter was set on Its side. Cont. to pump nitrate wells.
Pumping Nitrate Wells.
Cell 1 evap turned off because of slight winds COming oul of North. Monthly deplh check on chloroform wells compelted.
Util\ly crew fixed slimes 2 access road.
Malnt. IS conl there Cell 1 inspaction. Several safety signs, power line Indicators and C4A fence line are down.
No issues observed
sampled upper wild life pond and piezometer wells to finish up nlltate sampling event.
no observations
.21 DreciD. No other observations
No observatiOnS
No observations
None
No observations
started monthly recovery lest on slimes drain Cell 2.
wateJ line that supplies AEG water storaae tank had a leak, north of Cell 4A. Malnt repaired leak.
Cable on enlrance to tails was clipped by Ilrader. needs repaired. Maint addlno ackliUonal evap line and sor1nkler heads on north side of cell 1. MSHA here
removed snake from cell 1 area. Mr. Aupp with the state of utah on site performing Inspect/on. One recommendation from state. extend LOS pipe on C1.
.01 precip. Maint adding acklitJonal raft on Cell 1. Cell 3 over freeboard limit
.50 precip. Sprays ara wor1<lng on C1 and C4A to maximize evap potential, will need to monitor for overspray.
Seeps and springs sampled. Maintenance cont. inspection on cell ,. water used to keM> dust dOwn on roadways.
taUinQS roads being bladed. Unar started oolno in on CelI4S north east comer. Nitrate sampling was started. KGl had equlpme.nt accident on C4B.
slight ovefspray present on south roadway 01 C1. utiHty crew has been moving sands on Cell 3.
water line that supplies AEG water storage tank had a leak. north of Cell 4A. Maint repaired leak. Additional raft being added to C1 . MSHA on site.
evap systems have been utilized to maximize evaporation potential. Mr. Rupp wI state of Utah on site. one recommendation was made to extend LOS on (
August 201 0 TAILS REPORT
C2 = Cell 2, etc. RA = Restricted Area
FWP = Fresh Water F MS = Maintenance Shop
MW == Monitor Well D3 =Diversion Ditch 3,
MA== Mill Area
Report Cell4A
Date Frequencv Area level Total PreciS> Name General Observations -Areas of Potential Concem
08101/10 Daily All ·1.7 260850 0.5 Tanner Roads muddy from rains. Malnl ls adding additional barge on C1. slimes drain monthly recovery test still in progress.
08102110 Daily All 0.8 260850 0.07 Tanner Kathv Wienel on site Iookino at 0.1. system and observe tailings sample. Muddy roads on tails. Soil samples coUecled.
08l03I10 Daily All -1 260850 0 Ayan C1 and C3 LDS blow lubes need extended. Areas need water drainage issues adressed. Annual tails samPles collected split wlstate of Utah
08104/10 Daily All ·3.9 260850 0 Garrln Repaired gate by Ufy that goes to tailings area. Shipped samples. Raft on Cell 3 shut down by MSHA. Maint is making repairs t.O raft.
08105110 Daily All -2.5 260850 0.58 Tanner Cell 46 project experienceing some delavs. Road wc!ys are mu~ due to rain. More sprinklers added to cell 3 sands.
08106110 Daily All -2.8 260850 0 Tanner Maint is working on C3 raft and Cl evap system. Diversion ditches checked. C3 Ids pipe dug around to prevent water/rain running down it.
08/07/10 Daily AN -2.1 260850 0 Ryan 61'8" LDS level on C1. no solution pumped out of LOS.
08108110 Dally All -3.8 260850 0 Ayan 60"8" LOS level on C1. 5.5 gallons pumped out.
08109/10 Daily All 0.2 260850 0 Ayan 60'2" LOS level on Cl. 22 gallons pumped out.
08110/10 Daily All -2.8 260850 0 Ayan unable to check C1 LOS due to blow tube being extended and pvc materials need time to set up before tube is re-inserted into LOS pipe.
08111/10 Daily All -2.3 260850 0 Tanner Extended and fixed Cl and C3 Ids blow tubes. Pumping chloroform wells. Cl LOS samples were shipped out today.
08112110 Daily All -0.9 260850 0 Garnn Maint is working on Cl liner project. Work started back up on CeIl4B.
08113110 Dally All 0 260850 0 Garrin C3 cell is over freeboard so solutions being transferred to CeR 4A
08114/10 Daily All -0.7 260850 0 Ayan Solution Transfer from Cl into C4A. CeY 4B work is underway once again.
08115110 Daily All -1.1 260850 0 Tanner Transferrirnl Solution from Cl and C3 into C4A. Wild Cat has started takeover on C4B project.
08116/10 Daily AI -0.2 260850 0 Tamer Range leaking on Cl evaporation syslem. Started Aug monthly GW. Continued 3rd Quarter Chloroform.
08117/10 Daily All 0 260850 0 Tanner C1 seems to be drvinll UP levels are slowly decreasing after pumplng.r~e line on C3 broke last niQhl maint Is makinQ repairs.
08118110 Daily All 0.3 260850 0 Garrin Finished 3rd Quarter chloroform sampling, completed monthly depth check. Malnt working on C1 liner project.
OB/19/10 Daily All 0.4 260850 0 Tanner Cl LDS has dried up. Settlement monitor elevations were shot in today.
08120110 Daily All 1 260850 0.4 Tanner Rain last night has roads a little muddy and sloppy.
08121/10 Daily All -0.7 260850 0 Tanner Cell4B construction in prOQress. TransferriBng Cl into C4A and C3 into C4A.
08122110 Daily All Ayan did not perform? Miscommunication
08123110 Daily All 0.6 260850 0.08 Garrin Waler fowl on C3 sands, scarred off. MW-12 was found to have no lock by David Turk. new lock was placed on it. Debugged pumping wells
08124/10 Daily All 0.1 260850 0 Tanner Finished re-sample of chloroform wells lW4-1.16,22.24.
OB12511 0 Daily All 1.1 260850 0 Tanner Rnished August monthly GW. Started Monthly slimes recovery test. Main! working on Cl finer project.
08126110 Daily All 0.2 260850 0 Garnn Fixed railings around parking lot. ground water samples were delivered.
08127110 Daily All 0.5 260850 0 Garrln C3 rose and was found to be e)(ceding freeboard limit. level was reported to management.
08128110 Daily All 1.7 260850 0 Ryan Sprinkler on Cl evap system broken, break is contained within the cell so not a major problem. Dike on C48 nearing completion.
08/29/10 Daily All 1.5 260850 0 Garnn Identified the drillinQ sites for new Monitor Wels around Cell 4B.
08130110 Daily All 1.9 260850 0 Tanner Quite evening out at tails nothing going on out at tails.
08131110 Daily All 1.2 260850 0 Garril'l Bayles Exploration started drilling MW-33 loday. phil QOble on site to monitor drilling 01 wells for CeM 48 dike area. Stewart Smith present.
08106110 Weekly All Cell 4b experiencing delays, ge"ln9 a new contractor. C1 and C3 Lds area need some storm water work. C3 over freeboard.
08113110 Weekly All C1 and C3 solution levels hioh. C1 LOS had hit on Saterday. samples collected on Sunday. Soltions being transferred into C4A.
08120(10 Weekly All Recycle line on C3 broke. main! repaired. C1 LOS is dry once again. Cell 4B construction going well again.
08127/10 Weekly All SlImes test conducted. Cell 3 above freeboard. Maintreparino line on east side C1. railings around parking 101 reparied and painted.
08l31(IQ Monthly All Precip lolal for month was 1.17 Inches. Slimes monlhly head test # 10.65 monitor wells for C4Bdike were started on 31st of month.
All
September 2010 TAILS REPORT
C2 = Cell 2. etc. RA = Restricted Area Prepared
FWP = Fresh Water FMS = Maintenance Shop
MW = Monitor Well 03 =Diversion Ditch 3,
MA=MiIIArea
Review
Report CeII4A
Date Frequenc~ Area level Tolal ?reclp Name General Observations· Area.s of Potential Concem
09101110 Daily AU no Power 0 Tanner Slimes recovery completed. MW-33 and 34 drilled. MW-35 in process. State of Utah observing drilling of wells. CelI4A no power.
09102110 Daily AI 1.4 260850 0 Garm Main!. Cl project is being worted on. MW-35 completed.
09103110 Daily AI 1.1 260850 0 Garrin Repleaeed pump on lWN-19, also replaced meter and repaired box.
09104/10 Dally All 1.9 260850 0 TarYler Turned Cl sprinklers on. Cell 4B being worted on.
090'05110 Daily All 2.5 260850 0 TarYler Tumed C1 sprink!.ers on.
09J06f10 Daily All 2.8 260850 0 Ryan Cell 1 liner exposed for Maint project not being worted on today. Cell 3 remains above freeboard. I
09107/10 Daily All 2.9 280850 0 Garrin Started Quarterlv Wells. A uWe windy miaht be brin!1ina a storm in. I
09108(10 Daily All no Power 0.07 Tanner Power is off to Cel4A due to trench being dug tor CelI4B Dner. Maintenece prO/ect has liner e)(J)OSed on Cl. I
09l09I10 Daily All No Power 0.8 Gamn No Power as .trencb being dua.PooIna solutions due to heavy rains. BuDd UP Is east side of Cl and Cell 4B. SamDles stiooed. I
09110110 Daily All No Power 0 Garrin No Power at BHV 5 and 6. storm knocked down power lines. Shut off S/Jrinklers on sou.th side Cl. eel 3 and 4A access rafts need adlustment!
09111/10 Daily All 2.3 Z60850 0 Ryan ceu 3 near freeboard. Cl liner exoosed wlmaint project. Pooled solutions from rains a few days ago, utility crew is wortino on these areas. !
09112110 Daily All 2.5 260850 0 Tanner C11neris exposed maInt. Project. I
09113/10 Daily All no Power 0 Garrin power off to Celt 4A due to trench wort on Cell 4B. I
09114110 Daily All 2.0 260850 0 Tannar Power DOles need repaired for BHV stations. Call4A power is back on. Cal 4A pond retum lila relocated. j
09(15110 Daily All 1.0 260850 0 Garrin nothi~ to report I
09116(10 Daily All 2.2 Z60850 0 Ryan No Power to BHV 5 and 6.
09(17/10 Daily All 2.1 260850 0 Garrin Corporate was notified that eeB 3 was two feel above freeboard. Completed settlement monitors. I
09118110 Daily All 2.0 260850 0 Ryan Quite out on talings area I
09119110 Daily All 1.8 260850 0 Tanner Quite out on tails nothina 10 r8llOrt. I
09120(10 Daily All 3.1 260850 0 Ryan Cell 3 raftlwalkway are under solution needs to be fIXed as it is curren1ly inaccessable. ,
09121110 Dally All 3.5 260850 0.02 Ryan Rain creating muddy road concitions. limit tails activity. No wort<: on C1 maint pro~ due to weather. I
09122/10 Daily All 3.8 260850 1.2 Gamn Muddy conditions in tai&ngs area.
09123110 Daiiy All 3.9 260850 0 Garlln Mud and wea1her conditions do nol permit work 10 be done on C1 liner project. Salardna water around C1 and C4B and IhlOUQhout taiings an
09124110 Daily All 3.9 260850 0 Gamn Standing water in tailings area. Maint crew not wortina on C1j!rolect.
09125110 Daily All 2.9 2608S0 0 Ryan Roads are still muddy in some areas POOIina solutions frorn rains earlier in week. Maint not workina on C1 .
09126110 Daily All 2.4 260850 0 TaMer Roads muddY in SPOtts. Maint not worti"Ia on C1 Uner project due to muddy conditions.
09127/10 Daily All 2.3 260850 0 Ryan \.Jtilty crew working on standing waler problems. Maint crew nol WOIidng on C1 project.
09128110 Dally All 2.5 260850 0 Tanner Main!. Crew wor1dna on C1 project. Stancingwaler easl of Cl being pumped Inlo Cl. nitrate samollno finished.
09i29110 Daily All 2.8 260850 0 Gamn MW-15 was found unlocked. Main water tine was found to broke undergroung which was contributing 10 C3 freeboard problems. Ort depth che
09l30I10 Daily All 2.4 260850 0 Tanner SHmes on C2 GA triPOed. Generators were placed and tumed on at BHV5 and BHV 6 to run air moniloma stations. Malnl worldnO on C1prgle
09l03I10 Weekly All Tanner 3 monitor wells were drilled by Bayles Exploration. roadways were graded Twn-19 pump and meter were replaced.
09110110 Weekly All Tanner Power Is off on BHV 5 and 6 due to power poles being knocked down during storm. Cell 3 and C4A walkways need some repairs. Slandlng wa
09117110 Weekly All Tanner Cel 3 over freeboaltL Power poles sill have not been repaired. Cell 4A pond retum Une haS been relocated.
09124110 Weekly All Garrin eel 3 is 2+ feet over freeboard. Wailing on power poles to be repaired. Stanclng water around taQings area due 10 heavy rains.
101'01/10 Weekly All Ryan Poolina solutions from rains. Utiltly crew d1ver1lnllsotutions and pumpinQ, doing besl.lhey can to clean uP. Main wal.er line found broke on 03.
09l30I10 Monthly All Ryan sllmes-ii.50 MW-33. 34.and 35 were drilled around C4B. Received a lot of precip in month. Cell 3 is over freeboard. broken Hne is part 01 ca~
O9f29Il0 Quarterly_ All Ryan Cel4A dike needs dressed, will taJ<.e place when C4B recieves finish grade. Mainl coni. C1 ~rolect. Two !lQwer poles down In storm.
October 2010 TAILS REPORT
C2 = Cell 2, etc. RA = Restricted Area Prepared
FWP = Fresh Water F MS = Maintenance Shop
MW = Monitor Well D3 =Diversion Ditch 3,
MA=MiIIArea
Reviewed Bv:
Reviewed Bv:
Report Cell4A
Date FreQueoc'i Area level Total Preeip Name General ObseNations • Areas of Potential Concern
10/01/10 Daily All 3 260850 0 Garrin Rad Cans were chanaed out. Took QED DumpS out of MW-S 20. and 24 for well camera to video loa them next week.
10102110 Daily All 3.6 260850 0 Ryan Quite on tails loday. Maintenance crew not working on Ct.
1 OJ03Il 0 Daily All 3.9 260850 0 Tanner Nothing 10 r8Oort.
10104/10 Daily All 4 260850 0 Ryan mainl WOfKin9 on Cl. pooled solution from ralns. Phil Goble and Dean Henderson on site 10 perform split sampling on chloroform. Trying 10 rE
10105110 Daily All 4.2 260850 0.32 Tanner Stale on sHe for chloroform event. Maintenance working on C1 . roads being bladed oul on tails.
10l06I10 Daily All 4.6 260850 0.14 Tanner Mainl Working on C1. roads muddy due to ralns. State on sUe for chloroform event.
10107/10 Daily All 4.8 260850 0 Garlin Muddv Conditions. Main! not workino on Cl due to weather. Shipped chloroform saml'les out. State of utah left slle.
10108110 Daily A1t 4.4 260850 0 Gamn U\iHIy crew placed cover on east side C1. elapsed time indicalor was replaced on BHY-6
10l09I10 Daily AI 4.6 260850 0 Ryan Quite on Tails, nothing to repon.
10/10/10 Daily AI 4.' 260850 0 Tanner Nothing to Reoort.
10/11/10 Daily AI 4.3 260850 0 Tanner UtUily Crew instaiUng new Covert near C1. Main\. Wort<ing on C1. Notified RSO thai solution level on C1 is rising.
10112110 Daily All 3.9 260850 0 Tanner Transfering C1 into C4A. UtiAtyWorking on roa~~ around tails. Baj'les §Jq:lIoration on site to develoo wells. 3 DOwer poles replaced to Drovi
10113110 Daily Alt 4.1 260850 0 Garlin Bayles on sile. Utility crew worklno on roads. Chloroform event flnihsed. Mainl is working on C1.
10114.110 Daily All 4.0 260850 0 Gamn Bayles on site. Shipped chloroform samples. Main! working on Cl project.
10/15110 Daily All 4.1 260850 0 Gamn Bayles on site. Utiltiy crew cleaning up diversion ditch area and roadways.
10116110 Daily All 5.1 260850 0 Ayan Quite on talls. Work on C4B continues. Uner exoosed on C1 project. C3 soluUons remain hlQh as cell is being closed out.
1 OI17Jl 0 Daily All 4.4 260850 0 Tanner Nolhing to report.
10118110 Daily All 5.5 260850 0 Garlin Ba~ on site. Maint workino on Cl.
10119110 Daily All 5.1 260850 0 Gamn Drawing not filled out. baytes on site. Mainl working on Cl. started samplIng used 011 drums. Started monthlv around water.
10120110 Daily All 6.1 260850 0 Gamn Camera crew on sile 10 video IoQ Cl and C3 LOS. Bayles on site. Diversion Ditches cleaned out by utllity crew. Back gate repaired and lock re
10121/10 Daily All 7 260850 0.34 Garrin Baytes on s1le. Muddy conditions due to rains. Completed monthly depth checks
10122110 Daily AU 7 260850 0.26 Gamn Muddy road conditions, rJnished-sllmes drain test on C2. Main! not worklnQ on Cl.
10/23110 Daily All 7.3 260850 0 Ryan Muddy roads from preclp. Limiltaillngs acilivily. Ma.int not working on Cl.
10124(10 Daily AU 7.1 260850 0 Tanner Standing Water due to rain. Mainl crew working on retum line near cell 4A
10125110 Daily All 7.2 260850 0.11 Gamn Bayles on site left due to wind and rainy conditions. Rat nest found In weather station module housing. Mainl worked on Cl for awhile then pui
10'26110 Daily All 7.1 260850 0 Gamn Bayles on site. Mainl nol working on 6ner.
1012.7/10 Daily An 7 260850 0 Garrin BaYles on site. Maint nol workina on C1. Ray Roetman on site to perfonm semi-annual wealehr station audit and calibration.
10/28/10 Daily AU 7.1 260850 0 Gamn Bayles on site. Sampled oU drums again. Mainl nol working on C1.
10129/10 Daily All 7.3 260850 0 David Settlement monitor elevations shot. David Turk notified Maint of barge and walkway on C4A beginning 10 faU below solution.
10130110 Daily All 7.1 260850 0 Ryan Quite on tans. AEG is working on C4B
10131110 Daily All 7.4 260850 0 Tanner No one working in tailings area. very Quite.
10108110 Weekly All Ryan PhR and Dean on site for chloroform. Elapsed time indcator replaced on BHV-6. roadways were cleaned UP.
10115110 Weekly An Tanner MW-34 has been dug around to apply liner on C4B. Covert installed along east side of Cl. three power poles lnstaRed to repair downed poles :
10122110 Weekly All Tanner A lot of moislure received duringweek. creating muddv roads and bad working conditions. Diversion Ditches were cleaned out. Bayles on site
10129110 Weekly All David caR 4A bargeIWallway panly under solution. mainl notified and will repair. Standr)g waler around tails area has evaporated. Ray Aoetman on
10129/10 Monthly All Ryan eva!>syslem and Cl QrQiect will probably be non-ooerational and put on hold untH late spring. Cell4A barge repaired. Power poles replaced. A
All ----
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QUARTERLY INSPECTION DATA
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TAILINGS MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
QUARTERLY INSPECTION DATA
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• I • ..
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TAILINGS MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
QUARTERLY INSPECTION DATA
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Weekly Inspections for December 2009
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1. Pond elevations (mstft)
APPENDIX A (CQNT)
DENISON MINES (USA) CORP.
WEEKLY TAILINGS INSPECTION
Celli: (a) Pond Solution Elevation /f~ 13 . (j 1
(b) FML Bottom Elevation 5597
(c) Depth of Water above FML «a)-(b»---:',-r6. 0 Z=---
Cell 3 : (a)Pond Solution Elevation 5" ~ 0 ,. &'1
(b)FML Bottom Elevation __ 5.570,.--_
(c)Deptb of Water above FML «a)-(b» 33. 'd'l
Roberts
Pond; (a)Pond Solution Elevation ~;; /. 21
(b)FML Bottom Elevation _--,0:5.612.34
(c)Depth of Water above FML «a)-(b» .8'. $1 -
S S1f J. q/)
5Sb S"·Ji J'.1~ /1 I {
2. Slimes Drain Liquid Levels Cell 2 ./'" _ luse;, r 5"".1" Itk,. Pump functioning properly NOt OJl<oi t-,r:J I i!'I'I'Eil , ;.1M.
Pump Timer set at 15min on 4S min off d1I< d/IJ /lad" S~.J·it'i-'\
__ l<-;:b_. _ti_K _-----'Depth to Liquid pre-pump
_-,g,,-,I:..:.._ 1«:.2. ..... ~ _____ Depth to Liquid Post-pump
(all measurements are depth-in-pipe)
Pre-pump head is 38' -Depth to Liquid Pre-pump =
~/,aJ
Post-pump head is 38' -Depth to Liquid Post-
pump = /~. r/?
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Book II: Environmental Protection MI'.nual. Section 3.1
3. Leak Detection Systems
Observation:
CellI Cell 2
./ /'
Is LDS wet or_dry? wet Ldry l/wet
Ifwet. Record Ftto -:tIl Ftto
liquid level: Liquid Liquid
If sufficient fluid is Volume Volume
present, record Flow Rate Flow Rate
volwne offluid
pumped and flow
rate: .L
dry
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Cell 3 Cell4A
/ ./
wet Ldry /wet
Ftto Ftto
Liquid Liquid
Volume Volume
Flow Rate Flow Rate
If,/
~~3155
dry
Was fluid sample --yes-L-no ---yes Lno -yes..Lno ---yes~
collected?
4, ilings Area Inspectjon"""(Note dispersal of blowing tailings):
I .... ----'/,... " "..-.,. .tI\ hu'
5'DComrol Melhods Implemented: M far "vi ~t,.",. f. eMG ;W',ZIt J L I
---1./)7 .... 1 .
7. Contaminated Waste Dump:--!-J=~~::":::!""'---______________ _
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1. Pond elevations (msl,ft)
APPlENDIX A (CQNT)
DENISON MiNES (USA) CORP.
WEEKLY TAILINGS INSPEcrION
1nspe<Iors: --s;",-w. iI ·J1
CellI: (a) Pond Solution Elevation SkJ3 31
(b) FML Bottom Elevation __ 5597 __
(e) Depth of Water above FML «a)-(1>)) _...J.J ..... b..:..::.3::....11 __
Cell 3: (a)Pond Solution Elevation S"O \ .. 91
(b)FML Bottom Elevation __ 5570. __
(c)Deptb of Water above FML «a)-(b» '\j • '11
Roberts
Pond: (a)Pond Solution Elevation S<'J.\. ~
(b)FML Bottom Elevation __ 5612.34_
(c)Deptb of Water above FML «a)-(b» __ -:q:-.O_\.:...--_
55 ~a.~
'SSSS.I~
~7.()<1
2. Slimes Drain Liquid Levels CeJl 2 Pump functioning properly __ _
Pump Timer set at lSmin on 45 min off __ _
_____ .. ".c .... Depth to Liquid pre-pump
____ "7"Zo-.......;Deptb to Liquid Post-pump
(aU measUZ are depth-in-pipe) ~ bead is 38' -Depth to Liquid Pre-pump =
Post-pump head is 38' -Depth to Liquid Post-
pump= __
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Book II: Envirorunental Protection Manual, Section 3.1
3. Leak Detection Systems
Observation:
CellI Cell 2
Is LDS wet or dry? wet Jdry "'--wet
Ifwet, Record -Ftto -Ftto
liquid level: Liquid Liquid
If sufficient fluid is Volume -Volume ~
present, record FlowRate ." Flow Rate ~
volume oftluid
d!y
Cell 3
wet
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Ce1l4A
/ /
\/dry ;/ wet .... Ftto Ftto
Liquid Liquid
Volume .-Volume
Flow Rate -Flow Rate
4\
dry
11\ pumped and flow ~.~:;~q~ rate: /
Was'f1uid sample ---'yes ..:L no ---yes ~no ---'yes JL no ---yes VRO
collected?
4. Tailings Area Inspection\Note dispersal of blowing tailings):
HG4\1,). ~nol~ £.11 11,.\ !.VeIA 'Komi> 0<,. MOl';) pc"kJ 13QJ. "0 4r",<. arc
6. 7*:;:~~~~Z::L: "Cf"1a~h~~ e1,,,.I,, .. Cc
7. Contaminated Waste Dump:,_~Lt1'>~. ~k~~~~~QQ"-!;k:>-'.:... ____________ _
8. Cell #4a Barge and Walkway
Snow ! :Lrr., ,w
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APPENDIX A (CQNT)
DENISON MINES (USA) CORP.
WEEKLY TAILINGS INSPECTION
1. Pond elevations (mstft) CellI: (a) Pond Solution Elevation S~ I ? J Z
(b) FML Bottom Elevation __ 5597 __
(c) Depth of Water above FML «a)-(b» W!JiJf lit· 32
Cell 3: (a)Pond Solution Elevation StOI.1.S"
(b)FML Bottom Elevation __ 5570~_
(c)Deptb of Water above FML «a)-(b» 3/. cft{'
Roberts
Pond: {a)Pond Solution Elevation St.;;. (.1~
(b)FML Bottom Elevation 5612.34
(c)Deptb of Water above FML «a)-(b» ====....:...&,_ . .::>_.-,;....(p ~~
&11 lf4 5:.~~~. I~
56£5". Jtj
)9-.oj
2. Slimes Drain Liquid Levels Cell 2 Pump functioning properly 'Iff ./..
Pump Timer set at 15min on 45 min off ,.cAI', i/tar ~ $rt't"'V
---,;gc;.....L.'1..:,h_(}-:--_---'Deptb to Liquid pre-pmnp
_',.c;.2 ..... 1<.....,.L>1-1-_---'Depth to Liquid Post-pump
(all measurements are depth-in-pipe)
Pre-pu1!lP head is 38'-Depth to Liquid Pre-pump =
A /3.q
Post-pump head is 38' -Depth to Liquid Post-
pump =: /I~ (, I
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Book II: Environmental Protection Manual. Section 3.1
3. Leak Detection Systems
Observation:
Is LDS wet or dry?
Ifwet, Record
liquid level:
If sufficient fluid is
present. record
volume of fluid
pumped and flow
rate:
Was fluid sample
collected?
4.
(
CellI ~
J
wet ~ry ~wet dry
FHo 7" Ftto
Liquid Liquid
Volume Volume
Flow Rate Flow Rate
/ /
---yes YDO ---yes-Lno
ispemJ of blowing tailings): ~k I /~ eo .........
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Cell 3 CeU4A
/ /
wet Ldry Lwet
Ftto 1/;0 Ftto
Liquid Liquid
Volume Volwne
Flow Rate Flow Rate
/ !;l5j15~
dry
--yesLno -yes ~o
7. Contaminated Waste Dump:,-,,4~J;l--..lo6~u./=-___________ _
S. Cell i#4a Barge and Wallcway 414 1Mt///. T>
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APPENDIX A (CQNT)
DENISON MINES (USA) CORP.
WEEKLY TAILINGS INSPECTION
Inspectors: ~w ~d, I C.b..b alt';;
1. Pond elevations (msl,ft) Cell 1: (a) Pond Solution Elevation 56/3. tf 3
(b) FML Bottom Elevation 5597
(c) Depth of Water above FML «a)-(b»--,, . '1-=3--
Cell 3: (a)Pond Solution Elevation 5'bl.O~
(b)FML Bottom Elevation 5570
(c)Deptb of Water above PML «a){b» --3~·2. O-'~~-
Roberts 9'
Pond: (a)Pond Solution Elevation ,'if,;,I. 10
2. Slimes Drain Liquid Levels Cell 2
(b)FML Bottom Elevation _-7iS612.34
(c)Depth of Water above FML «(a)-{b» q. t~ -
55~J .. 23
55'55 . 1'1 27·()1
Pump functioning properly ye> LI
Pump Timer set at lSmin on 45 min off AI~ rllJl.1' Sot ~
--=:~~f_ . ..::...;'1~~_...:Depth to Liquid pro-pump
--,2~Z~'.....J.S'-i¥~~Depth to Liquid Post-pump
(all measurements are depth-in-pipe)
Pre-pump head is l8'-Depth to Liquid Pre-pump =
Post-pump head is 38' -Depth to Liquid Post-
pump= __
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Book 11: Environmental Protection Manual, Section 3.1
3. Leak Detection Systems
Observation:
CellI Cell 2
~ ~
Is LDS wet or dry? wet .,I'dry V wet dry
If wet, Record Ftto ,," Rto
liquid level: Liquid Liquid
If sufficient fluid is Volume Volume
present, record Flow Rate Flow Rate
volume of fluid t h
pumped and flow
rate: /'
Was fluid sample --..Yes-tL,no .--Yes-Lno
collected?
4.
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Cell 3 Cell4A
./ /
wet Ldry Vwet city
Ftto Ftto
Liquid Liquid
Volume Volume
Flow Rate Flow Rate
tf·J
;!53Qs5' .;'
--yes __ no -----,es-.Lno
'4~ p.. ;>ve~
5. ~l Methods Jwplemented: t&. ~ IV-'It. ",n .&. .s..w" _ u"
I '7 '1 I&y JJ.<w fI
8. ~ #4a szge and Walkway It~td,
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APPENDIX A (CQNT)
DENISON MINES (USA) CORP.
WEEKLY TAILINGS INSPECTION
I. Pond elevations (msUt) Cell I: (a) Pond Solution Elevation Sc..I ~. 'i3
(b) FML Bottom Elevation __ 5597 __
(c) Depth of Water above FML «a)-(b» ," ~:\
Cell 3: (a)Pond Solution Elevation ~~C~Cl
(b)FML Bottom Elevation 5570 __
(c)Deptb ofW&ter above FML «a){b» :¥. 07
Roberts
Pond: (a)Pond Solution Elevation
(b)FML Bottom Elevation 5612.34_
(c)Depth ofW&ter above FML «a)-(b» ____ _
O,~ (\0\ ~I)t,\ ~l>bc.rh pl>l'c\. ck \-a "nil\.\, ?;lcL '4P q.1\v\
~Sg;l...(",; 01,), s.~"c.K.' 0A0 .".r()'V'!. Lellcl 0\ ~o\"~;"'1\ ' ... I ~ .. , ~'5~t; . N -,,) ,~ 10.<1 .....
~.., 53
2. Slimes Drain Liquid Levels Cell 2 Pwnp functioning properJy 'it ...
Pump Timer set at lSmin on 45 min off NO A,.~,.,J;4. n o~t !>~!.ohM
.9..4 . .5 ~ ;Depth to Liquid pre-pump _a. ...... 1.:...;. 1l ........ 5 __ .........;Depth to Liquid Post-pump
(all measurements are depth-in-pipe)
Pre-pump bead is 3B'-Depth to Liquid Pre-pump =
I~HI
Post-pump head is 38' -Depth to Liquid Post-
pump = \O.q.s
White Mesa MiD -Standard Operating Procedures
Book 11: Environmental Protection Manual, Section 3.1
3. Leak Detection Systems
Observation:
CellI Cell 2
Is LDS wet or dry? wet _{_dry v wet
Ifwet, Record -Ftto -Ftto
l!guid level: Liquid Liquid
If sufficient fluid is Volume .. Volume -
present, record FlowRate -Flow Rate ~
volume of fluid 71\ pumped and flow
rate:
dry
Cell 3
wet
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Cell4A
v'dry v wet -Ftto -Ftto
Liquid Liquid
Volume Volume --Flow Rate -Flow Rate ..-
41
~~'l~
dry
Was fluid sample ----yes ~ no --'yes vno ----yes-Lno ----yesLno
collected?
4. Tailings Area Inspection\Note dispersal of blowing tailings):
Lon\:t;\:~ ;r:tr:~;\ O;(~'; Y r?;~: I!;:~ (>n pr-Q~CC~d '
5. Control Methods Implemented: CooL, ... -1"0 Mao . lo r , ... 1 s,
,,!\,! aha Keep Ru1s ....... cJ,.,c rJ' SJ1ruJ
6. Remarks: __ .,......L..IoL.lq,u..::\ .. ~. ---IL"-'OWln'Gt>..:;~~K'GrolooUlll"l ______ -----------
7. Contaminated Waste Dump:,_..:;,}......;oo~\::.>:,::.'"-~~o>G:~~c!.~ _____________ _
8. Cell #4aBarge and Walkway ~QO\i) on I')olk, )4~ ~c ",ceQ, whco Ie)c.I/.s '1 An .t
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Date: 12, :y , gal) f
APPENDIX A (CONT.)
MONTHLY INSPECTION DATA
•
1. ~~IJ~sne:tu:: l:~/t!7;' j~ , !krlz r ,fY,eu:'l L~tC)
Pipe Thickness: /1(/4 '10 be measured only during periods when the Mill is operating)
2. Diversion Ditch:es and Diversion Benn:
ObsenratioD:
Diversion Ditch I Diversion Ditch 2 Diversion Ditch 3 Diversion Benn 2
Diversion Ditches:
Sloughing
Erosion
Undesirable
Vegetation
Obstruction of Flow
Diversion Benn:
Stability Issues
Signs of Disb'eSS
---yes---.Lno
---yes=Zno
---yes-L.no
--yesL..no
1/
~?no ---yes no
---yes_~no
-----.Ye5 v' no
---yes~no ----Yes_~ __ no
--yes~no
---yes~no
. / ..
':
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4. Overspray Dust Minimization: AId ~~T?~
o
Overspray carried more than 50 fi
If"yes". w
6. Settlement Monitors $'EE A1/1CJ1MZVr
Ce1l2Wl:
Ce1l2W2:
CeU2W3:
Ce1l2W4:
CeI12W7-C: ~~~o-Ce1l4A-Toe: ___ ~
CeIl2W3-S. '-c-------.:III"..
CeIl2BI-N: ---l~---:""_
CeIl2Bl-1S: ----3 .... --
CeIl2EI-2S: ~~~:-­
Cell 2 Bast:
o
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CeIl3-IN: _----,.
CeJl3-1C: --"iII..,.---~"'-­
Ce1l3-1S: _~"""--_
CeIl3-2N: ~~-"'~_
Ce1l2W5-N.' ~ __ _
, '
. 8. Monthly Slimes Drain Static Head Measurement for Cell 1 (Depth-In-Pipe Water Level
ReacliDg): 13.1A .