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Home My WebLink About20122828.tiff Epviropept, Ipc. LARRY E.O'BRIAN 7985 VANCE DRIVE,SUITE 205A FOUNDER RECEIAY`E93 COLORADO 80003 STEVAN L. O'BRIAN 3-7297 PRESIDENT „FAX 303-423-7599 OCT 02 2u1,. September 28, 2012 WELD COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Weld County Clerk to the Board Board of County Commissioners Office CERTIFIED RETURN 1150 O Street RECEIPT REQUESTED ITEM # 70102780000216540115 Greeley, Colorado 80631 Re: Adequacy Response #1b - L.G. Everist, Inc . Fort Lupton Sand and Gravel Mine Permit # M-1999-120 Dear Sir/Madam: We are delivering to you herewith a copy of the second adequacy review comments and permit changes for the amendment of the Fort Lupton Sand and Gravel Mine, a Regular ( 112 ) Construc- tion Materials permit. This copy of the adequacy review packet should be placed with the original book delivered to you on July 20, 2012 so it is available for public review. The return receipt card that was attached to this packet will serve as proof that we delivered this packet to your office. Thank you for your help. Yours truly, --‘ 4>fas` Stevan L. O'Brian President enclosure fie //C 4i2ie& 2012-2828 Eivireijnet , Iic . LARRY E. O'BRIAN 7985 VANCE DRIVE, SUITE 205A FOUNDER ARVADA, COLORADO 80003 STEVAN L. O'BRIAN 303-423-7297 PRESIDENT FAX 303-423-7599 September 29 , 2012 Mr. Eric Scott Division of Reclamation, Mining & Safety 1313 Sherman St . , #215 RECEIVED Denver, CO 80215 SEP282012 Dear Eric ; on n Ia,na Lion, -line & b„fety RE: L.G. Everist, Inc . Fort Lupton Sand and Gravel , Permit * M-1999-120 Adequacy Response #la On behalf of my client L.G. Everist, Inc . , I will respond to the remaining adequacy review item that we did not address in your May 30 , 2012 adequacy review letter . That was a request for data and analysis of the monitoring well information of the existing well on the mine site listed under the heading Exhibit G - Water Information (Rule 6.4. 7) . The attached text , tables and graphs contain the information we have compiled from the raw data L.G. Everist, Inc . has collected since 2004 . The rest of the adequacy items were addressed in my response letter dated June 20 , 2012 and was also incorporated into the most recent revision to the Amendment when the Sandstead parcel was added in July 2012 . This should do it for the current adequacy responses we needed to complete . The public comment period on this most recent change ended on September 11 , 2012 so I have also attached copies of the Second - Proof of Publications and copies of the return receipts for the additional adjoining owner notices sent . Just in case I forgot to mail you a copy of the Office of the State Engineer Slurry Wall Certification for the eastern reservoir covering the stages called Meadows North Lake & Meadows South Lake then I have included a copy for your file ENVIRONMENT, INC. PAGE 2 SEPTEMBER 29, 2O12 I will place a copy of this packet with the Weld County Clerks' office as required and send you proof of placement once that is done. I think this does it from our end but if you have any questions or need more information please let me know. Sincerely, Environment, Inc e-ae-- Stevan L. O'Brian President cc L.G. Everist, Inc . Weld County Clerk file enclosures L.G. Everist, Inc. Fort Lupton Sand and Gravel Mine, M-1999-120 Adequacy Response September 2012 EXHIBIT G, WATER INFORMATION - ADDENDUM Groundwater Monitoring Data Analysis This Groundwater Monitoring Data Analysis is in response to the comments posed in Mr. Eric Scott' s permit amendment review letter, dated May 29, 2012 . Mr. Scott' s comments on Exhibit G are quoted in their entirety (underline added) for reference, below: EXHIBIT G-Water Information (Rule 6.4.7): DRMS agrees that groundwater issues are often complex interactions between a variety of factors; however, deviations from standard DBMS practice (such as the 2- foot trigger levels) must be based on defensible groundwater monitoring data and not speculation and/or circumstantial factors. The narrative provided also refers to wells such as "monitoring wells 9 and 10"but Figure G-2 does not identify any wells with these names. Please provide an updated Figure G-2 that depicts all existing and proposed monitoring well locations for this site with identifiers that correspond to the data collected from them. Well construction diagrams and a summary of historical data should also be provided for existing monitoring wells. When are the new monitoring wells going to be installed? This site is anticipated to, for all practical purposes;seal off approximately one mile of alluvial groundwater access to the west bank of the South Platte River. Relying on existing season surface water diversions to maintain groundwater levels at current elevations is not an acceptable solution, especially as the depths of these diversions relative to the existing ground surface has not been provided. The Division will require substantial monitoring of groundwater levels along the south, west and north borders of the site and a proposal to mitigate any groundwater mounding/shadowing observed - including detailed corrective measures such as the installation of control structures such as French drains/sumps. Please provide the Division with a more specific proposal to monitor and maintain the prevailing hydraulic conditions based on historic data for the site. The only remaining request from Mr. Scott' s letter to be addressed is the "summary of historical data for existing monitoring wells. " All of the other requests in Mr. Scott' s letter were previously addressed in the revised amendment application submittal of July-2012 . (This revised submittal included the Sandstead property. ) The Groundwater Monitoring Data Analysis, including the tables, and graphs were prepared using data collected by L.G. Everist, Inc . from May-2004 through June-2012 for 14 monitoring wells (piezometers) that surround the Fort Lupton Sand and Gravel Mine, including the Lupton Meadows Reservoir properties . Map Exhibit G-3, "Groundwater Monitoring Wells For Analysis of Data" is attached which shows only the locations of the piezometers listed in the tables and graphs in this Groundwater Monitoring Data Analysis . The wells are: MW 2 , MW 3 , MW 4, MW 5 , MW 6, MW 7, MW 8, MW 9, MW 10, MW 11, MW 12, MW 13 , MW 15, MW 16 . Data from monitoring wells MW 1 and MW 14 are not used because MW 1 (which was located along the northern boundary of the Funakoshi property) was destroyed when a gas/oil pipeline was placed in its path, and MW 14 was covered when a roadway was installed to the scalehouse. Monitoring Wells MW 2 through MW 7 are located up-gradient from the mining operations, generally located to the south and west side of the current mining operations . Monitoring Wells MW 8 through MW 12 and MW 15 are in the area that would be down-gradient from the mining operations, and are generally located to the north and east of the F L-D R MS-GroundwaterAnalys i s-Sep2012.do c L.G. Everist, Inc. Fort Lupton Sand and Gravel Mine, M-1999-120 Adequacy Response September 2012 current operations . Monitoring Wells MW 13 and MW 16 are between the South Platte River and the lined and sealed Golden Reservoir. Please see the attached Map Exhibit G-3 for exact well locations and waterways that cross and surround L.G. Everist' s mine site. In March 2012, an additional 27 monitoring wells were drilled around and within the new permit boundaries (including the amendment areas) . The data from these wells have not been included in this analysis because there are not enough points to establish any cyclic patterns. Many of the new wells were installed in the area up-gradient from the first round of slurry wall installations . Map Exhibit G-2 (in July- 2012 revised submittal) shows the locations of all the existing monitoring wells . L.G. Everist will continue to take readings from existing groundwater monitoring wells throughout the life of the mine to maintain a current record of data on any groundwater fluctuations . For more details on on-going monitoring and any mitigation measures, please see Exhibit G (in July-2012 revised submittal) . The Groundwater Elevations Table shows the data collected on a monthly basis converted to an elevation instead of a depth. The red numbers represent a break in the collection dates and are therefore interpolated for that month. This usually occurred when it was not possible to collect the data for that well . The interpolation was done by adding the two closest months for the monitoring well and then dividing by 2 for the sloped average. This is done to keep as much line continuity on the corresponding graphs as possible. The Three Month Averages Table was compiled by taking the raw data from the Groundwater Elevations Table, adding three (3) months of data together and dividing by the number of data points in those three (3) months to create the 3-month averages . This data analysis takes into account any missing collection dates, so in some cases there may be only one (1) or two (2) months of data for the 3-month average. The Groundwater Monitoring Well Graphs use the data from each monitoring well column in the Groundwater Elevations table. Each well has its own graph. The blue line is the actual well data points, and the vertical green lines separate the years . Each graph also has surface and bedrock elevation information for the well and additional relevant location and timing notes . Each graph also has labeled arrows showing when slurry walls within the mine complex were completed. These labeled arrows are for reference purposes only since the slurry walls may be so distant from the monitoring well as to have no impact on the groundwater levels within the wells . Groundwater Monitoring Data Analysis Summary In general, the data shows a cyclic or seasonal change of the groundwater table that is repeated yearly where the groundwater is lowest in May and highest in August. While groundwater level changes are different from well to well, the seasonal patterns are repeated in F L-D R MS-G rou ndwaterAna Iysi s-S ep2012.doc L.G. Everist, Inc. Fort Lupton Sand and Gravel Mine, M-1999-120 Adequacy Response September 2012 each monitoring well . This cycle is created when multiple outside influences reach the monitoring wells, including: seasonal irrigation water and return flows used on up-gradient fields, yearly runoff/snowmelt increasing the volume of the South Platte River and groundwater flows, and ditch companies dumping excess water into Little Dry Creek/Slate Ditch. The cyclic high points generally have a 6-month lag from the beginning of irrigation season. The 3-month running average fluctuations in the current data are within the currently permitted 2-foot trigger point from month-to- month for the overwhelming majority of data. Review of the data in the Three Month Averages table shows there have been only fifteen (15) times when the 2-foot decrease have been exceeded over almost nine (9) years . Seven (7) of those excesses were in MW 8, which had the largest decrease of 4 . 87 feet. In all cases, the larger decreases have been isolated to one or two 3-month periods and correspond with some outside event particular to the immediate vicinity of the monitoring well . Although it is not part of our required trigger-monitoring, there were only twenty-three (23) instances of more than 2-foot increases . Many fluctuations took place during a time when the adjoining fields were being flood-irrigated for vegetables . In 2011, the 3-month-averages of April-May-June-2011 through September-October-November-2011, there were ten (10) instances of over 2-foot increases in various wells. This time period was during irrigation season, and there was also flooding in the South Platte River and Little Dry Creek/Slate Ditch. These outside influences made a large impact on the groundwater table. Monitoring Well MW 8 has had the largest decrease and increase of any of the monitoring wells . This well is at the northern boundary of the Swingle-North area, just the south side of CR 18 . The higher fluctuations in this well can be attributed to both the dewatering practices of the unlined aggregate pit and the irrigation return-flow ditches just on the north side of CR 18 . Conclusion With all the outside environmental influences - including all the waterways that cross and surround the mine, pumping/irrigation changes, and weather fluctuations from drought to flood - L.G. Everist can conclude through this groundwater monitoring data analysis that the mining operations and slurry walls have not made a significant (if any) impact on the groundwater levels of surrounding properties . The Fort Lupton mine is surrounded and divided by surface water corridors and planned groundwater corridors. The surface water corridors include the South Platte River, the Lupton Bottoms Ditch West Lateral, the Lupton Bottoms Ditch East Lateral, Little Dry Creek/Slate Ditch, and multiple irrigation return-flow ditches (see Map Exhibit G-3) . Additional groundwater corridors have been planned and are being created by L.G. Everist to maintain the groundwater balance throughout the entire area. These corridors include oil and F L-D RM S-Grou ndwaterAna lys is-Sep 2012.doc L.G. Everist, Inc. Fort Lupton Sand and Gravel Mine, M-1999-120 Adequacy Response September 2012 gas easements, other utility easements, and undisturbed setback areas (see Exhibit F, Reclamation Plan Map in July-2012 revised submittal) . The monitoring data shows that groundwater levels in the monitoring wells are staying seasonally consistent over the years . The seasonal changes are cyclical and can be accounted for with irrigation and snow-melt flows . These seasonal cycles are seen in all up-gradient and down-gradient wells. As mentioned previously, L.G. Everist will continue to monitor groundwater levels on a monthly basis throughout the life of the mine. L.G. Everist would like to propose adjusting the trigger factor from a 2-foot decrease to a 4-foot decrease, since under normal cyclical conditions the natural fluctuations have sometimes been that high in a 3-month-average period. FL-DRMS-Gro u ndwaterAnatysi s-Sep2012.doc w, 0 � - 14. ^&Mw 31p�Fc4 — frkir Iry f �JdY�i! - i • q ) 1 t ft 0 • L. fliV. 1 S- \ ? ' ; `s o \'y 1 . 3 r�',. � • 1 rx�emn� „Mild •lc ywJ�� z l , Jam/ - - I I' kI O S 1 am e•ia'E ,_,y _ All it�.'774 -Fr_.,1..• Name:FORT LUPTON NW, LOCATED IN PARTS OF.SECTIONS L.C.EVERIST,INC. CO 19.30 6 31,T-2•N,R66-W,AND PART FORT LUPTON SAND AND GRAVEL Date:09/26(12 15:52:37 OF SECTION 25636,T-2-N,R67-W, MAP EXHIBIT GJ Scale: 1 inch=1,250 ft. 5Th P.M..WELD COUNTY.COLORADO GROUNDWATER 6ONITORINO WELLS FOR ANALYSIS OF DATA L6.Everist,Inc. Fort Lupton Sand and Gravel Permit It M-199912O Exhibit 6 Monitoring Well Data September.2O12 Three Month Averages L G,EVWDYI.ING. FORT LW TON We IL CRAVE PROJECT MONITOR WELL DATA MONITOR WELL MO. 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Fort Lupton Sand and Gravel Permit # M-1999-120 Second Proof of Publication 9/26/2012 PROOF OF PUBLICATION FORT LUPTON PRESS STATE OF COLORADO PUBLIC NOTICE COUNTY OF WELD SS. PUBLISHED NOTICE OF APPLICATION AMENDMENT FILING FOR I, Christopher L. Harrop, do solemnly swear that I am the A REGULAR(112) Managing Editor of the Fort Lupton Press that the same CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS i g g RECLAMATION PERMIT is a weekly newspaper printed and published in the County of Weld, State of Colorado, and has a general circulation L.G. Everist, Incorporated has filed an application amendment to their therein; that said newspaper has been published Reclamation Permit with the continuously and uninterruptedly in said county of Weld for Colorado Mined Land Reclamation Board under the provisions of the a period of more than fifty-two consecutive weeks prior to Colorado Mined Land Reclamation the first publication of the annexed legal notice or Act for the extraction of construction advertisement; that said newspaper has been admitted to ma ti is theer Fortals.LuptonThe mine Sand andknown Graveasl the United States mails as second-class matter under the Mine (permit # M-1999-120) and is provisions of the act of March 3, 1879, or any amendments located in parts of Sections 19,30& 31, T-2-N, R-66-W and parts of thereof, and that said newspaper is a weekly newspaper Sections 25 8 36, T-2-N, R-67-W, duly qualified for publishing legal notices and 6th Principal Meridian,Weld County, Colorado. advertisements within the meaning of the laws of the State of Colorado. That the annexed legal notice or The date of commencement for this advertisement was published in the regular and entire mine was 9 e poposed g date of ac so December r 2050. issue of every number of said weekly newspaper for the The proposed future use of the land period of FOUR consecutive insertion(s); and that the is as developed water storage. first publication of said notice was in the issue of Additional information and the newspaper, dated 1st day of AUGUST 2012, and the last tentative decision date may be obton the 22nd day of AUGUST 2012 cld from the Division of Reclamation, Mining 8 Safety, 1313 Sherman St.,Suite 215,Denver,CO 80203 (303) 866-3567, or at the Weld County Clerk to the Board's office, 1150 "O" St., Greeley, Colorado 80632, or the above Managing Editor, Subscribed and sworn before me, named applicant. this 22nd day of AUGUST 2012 Comments must be in writing and must be received by the Division of l Minerals and Geology by 4:00 p.m. 4))\C)_ ` � �_ 1p on September 11,2012. Notary Public. Please note that comments related to noise, truck traffic hours of operation, visual impacts, effects on property values and other social or CO economic concerns are issues not F subject to this Office's jurisdiction. TAR These subjects and similar ones are typically addressed by your local 3r, governments. rather that the O�-w Division of Reclamation, Mining & ` Safety or the Mined Land y�,irsSroro r Reclamation Board. Qa/..—DOy4-21 L.G.Everist,Inc. Henderson,Colorado First Publication:1-August-2012 Second Publication:8-August-2012 Third Publication:15-August-2012 Last Publication:22-August-2012 Published in:The Fort Lupton Press L.G. Everist, Inc. Fort Lupton Sand and Gravel i Permit # M-1999-120 Adjoining Owner Notice Receipts 9/26/2012 U.S. Postal Service., CERTIFIED MAIL,, RECEIPT nJ (Domestic Mail Only;No Insurance Coverage Provided) M1 •� F•, .elivery lN.rmaiion visit our websile at www.us• . 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