Red Hill Mine Safeguard Project
SUMMARY OF WORK
The Red Hill Mine Safeguard Project- Phase I is located approximately 3 miles northeast of Derry, New Mexico, in the Garfield and McLeod Tank U.S. Geological Survey 1:24k quadrangles. The site features are located on rugged, steep terrain. The Red Hill project consists of 18 adits, 7 shafts, 1 trench with adit and 1 vent hole for a total of 27 mine features to be safeguarded.
This project involves the following on site safeguard construction work of:
- 4 Horizontal Bat Gates on Shaft
- 11 Culvert with Bat Gate in Rock Bulkhead and 1 Culvert with Bat Gate and Waste Rock Backfill, with different diameters, details can be found on the Plan Set.
- 1 30” Culvert closure
- 1 Airflow Closure
- 1 Rock Wall Along the Trench Edge
- 2 Vertical Egress Gate Closure
- 3 PUF with Waste Rock Cover
- 1 Bat Cupola
- 2 Shaft Backfills
Demobilization shall be conducted in such a manner to ensure that the Contractor leaves all project areas in as good or better condition than before disturbance.
NEPA Public Meetings/Notices | |||
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Environmental Assessment | Public Comment/Notice |
Specifications, Maps and Images | ||
Specifications | ||
Red Hill Mine Safeguard Project Manual | ||
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Administrative and Technical Questions and/or Comments Administrative: Meghan McDonald @ 505.629.9872 or meghan.mcdonald@emnrd.nm.gov Technical: Meghan McDonald @ 505.629.9872 or meghan.mcdonald@emnrd.nm.gov |
Completion of Contract |
Year Completed: Cost: $ Project Engineer: Meghan McDonald, P.E. Project Manager: Matthew Peralta |