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Manila Lode

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View of the Manila Lode Tailings Pile from Montezuma Road.<br />Date Taken: 10/31/2018<br />Category: 01 Site Assessment<br />Latitude: 39.5868843966651<br />Longitude: -105.866640209<br />Tags: Site Assessment, Administrative Record
Adit discharge channel as it runs over the steeper, lower portion of the Manila Lode Tailings Pile.<br />Date Taken: 10/31/2018<br />Category: 01 Site Assessment<br />Latitude: 39.5868843966651<br />Longitude: -105.866640209<br />Tags: Site Assessment, Administrative Record
Adit discharge from the Toledo Tunnel. The discharge runs down a channel that transverses the south side of Manila Lode Tailings Pile.<br />Date Taken: 10/31/2018<br />Category: 01 Site Assessment<br />Latitude: 39.5868843966651<br />Longitude: -105.866640209<br />Tags: Site Assessment, Administrative Record
Trout Unlimited personnel collecting a water sample from the adit discharge from the Toledo Tunnel. the discharge crosses the Historic Chihuahua Wagon Trail before running over the Manila Lode Tailings Pile.<br />Date Taken: 6/17/2019<br />Category: 01 Site Assessment<br />Latitude: 39.5866611111111<br />Longitude: -105.866272222222<br />Tags: Site Assessment, Administrative Record
Middle of the Manila Lode Tailings Pile. There is a small seep emanating from the opening visible in the left portion of the photo.<br />Date Taken: 6/19/2019<br />Category: 01 Site Assessment<br />Latitude: 39.5868843966651<br />Longitude: -105.866640209<br />Tags: Site Assessment, Administrative Record
Opening in the Manila Lode Tailings Pile in the center level of the Ple.<br />Date Taken: 6/17/2019<br />Category: 01 Site Assessment<br />Latitude: 39.5870333333333<br />Longitude: -105.865791666667<br />Tags: Site Assessment, Administrative Record
Overlook of the Manila Lode Tailings Pile. The Toledo Tunnel adit discharge crosses over the pile via the channel traversing the south side of the pile.<br />Date Taken: 6/17/2019<br />Category: 01 Site Assessment<br />Latitude: 39.5871583333333<br />Longitude: -105.865683333333<br />Tags: Site Assessment, Administrative Record
Culvert transferring the adit discharge under the Montezuma Road into the wetlands down-gradient of the Manila Lode Pile.<br />Date Taken: 6/17/2020<br />Category: 01 Site Assessment<br />Latitude: 39.5868843966651<br />Longitude: -105.866640209<br />Tags: Site Assessment, Administrative Record
View of the main pile and the adjacent residence<br />Date Taken: 7/13/2021<br />Category: 02 Removal<br />Latitude: 39.5866388888889<br />Longitude: -105.866775<br />Tags: Story Map
EPA contracted foreman and laborer discussing how to manage the a powerline traversing the pile.<br />Date Taken: 7/13/2021<br />Category: 02 Removal<br />Latitude: 39.8011777777778<br />Longitude: -105.050483333333<br />Tags: Story Map
EPA Mobile Command Trailer with the waste piles in the background<br />Date Taken: 7/13/2021<br />Category: 02 Removal<br />Latitude: 39.5871861111111<br />Longitude: -105.866997222222<br />Tags: Story Map
A view of the site from the middle level with both piles, EPA Mobile Command, and the residence visible.<br />Date Taken: 7/13/2021<br />Category: 02 Removal<br />Latitude: 39.5871305555556<br />Longitude: -105.867133333333<br />Tags: Story Map
A view of the site from the middle level with both piles, EPA Mobile Command, and the residence visible.<br />Date Taken: 7/13/2021<br />Category: 02 Removal<br />Latitude: 39.5867611111111<br />Longitude: -105.866897222222<br />Tags:
A view of EPA contractors building an access road across the piles.<br />Date Taken: 7/13/2021<br />Category: 02 Removal<br />Latitude: 39.5872027777778<br />Longitude: -105.8665<br />Tags:
A view of EPA contractors building an access road across the piles.<br />Date Taken: 7/13/2021<br />Category: 02 Removal<br />Latitude: 39.5871055555556<br />Longitude: -105.866608333333<br />Tags: Story Map
A view of EPA contractors building an access road across the piles.<br />Date Taken: 7/13/2021<br />Category: 02 Removal<br />Latitude: 39.5871083333333<br />Longitude: -105.866616666667<br />Tags: Story Map
View of the pile with Toledo Tunnel drainage moving through it.<br />Date Taken: 7/13/2021<br />Category: 02 Removal<br />Latitude: 39.586525<br />Longitude: -105.866736111111<br />Tags:
A view of the site from the middle level with both piles and the residence visible.<br />Date Taken: 7/13/2021<br />Category: 02 Removal<br />Latitude: 39.5867777777778<br />Longitude: -105.866988888889<br />Tags: Story Map
View of the site looking south.<br />Date Taken: 7/13/2021<br />Category: 02 Removal<br />Latitude: 39.5870888888889<br />Longitude: -105.86705<br />Tags:
A view of the site from the middle level with both piles and the residence visible.<br />Date Taken: 7/13/2021<br />Category: 02 Removal<br />Latitude: 39.5867694444445<br />Longitude: -105.866980555556<br />Tags:

View of the Manila Lode Tailings Pile from Montezuma Road. Adit discharge channel as it runs over the steeper, lower portion of the Manila Lode Tailings Pile. Adit discharge from the Toledo Tunnel. The discharge runs down a channel that transverses the south side of Manila Lode Tailings Pile. Trout Unlimited personnel collecting a water sample from the adit discharge from the Toledo Tunnel. the discharge crosses the Historic Chihuahua Wagon Trail before running over the Manila Lode Tailings Pile. Middle of the Manila Lode Tailings Pile. There is a small seep emanating from the opening visible in the left portion of the photo. Opening in the Manila Lode Tailings Pile in the center level of the Ple. Overlook of the Manila Lode Tailings Pile. The Toledo Tunnel adit discharge crosses over the pile via the channel traversing the south side of the pile. Culvert transferring the adit discharge under the Montezuma Road into the wetlands down-gradient of the Manila Lode Pile. View of the main pile and the adjacent residence EPA contracted foreman and laborer discussing how to manage the a powerline traversing the pile. EPA Mobile Command Trailer with the waste piles in the background A view of the site from the middle level with both piles, EPA Mobile Command, and the residence visible. A view of the site from the middle level with both piles, EPA Mobile Command, and the residence visible. A view of EPA contractors building an access road across the piles. A view of EPA contractors building an access road across the piles. A view of EPA contractors building an access road across the piles. View of the pile with Toledo Tunnel drainage moving through it. A view of the site from the middle level with both piles and the residence visible. View of the site looking south. A view of the site from the middle level with both piles and the residence visible. Toledo Tunnel with seepage. Seepage from Toledo Tunnel. Construction of diversion pipe from Toledo Tunnel seepage. Rerouted drainage pipe from Toledo Tunnel. Seepage runoff from Toledo Tunnel. EPA contractors regrading the main pile from the top level of the site. EPA Contractors regrading the pile from the top level of the site EPA contractors regrading the main pile from the top level of the site. EPA removal team beginning to temporarily reroute the drainage through Toledo Tunnel. Small temporary retaining pond constructed to reroute drainage through Toledo Tunnel. Small temporary retaining pond constructed to reroute drainage through Toledo Tunnel with a view of outlet piping. View of piping that reroutes Toledo Tunnel drainage around the main pile with a view of the wetland in the background. View of piping that reroutes Toledo Tunnel drainage around the main pile with the adjacent residence in the background View of piping that reroutes Toledo Tunnel drainage around the main pile. EPA response team constructing the piping reroute for Toledo Tunnel drainage. Removal of original drainage channel. Completed drainage pipe from Toledo Tunnel seepage. Completed drainage pipe from Toledo Tunnel seepage. Rerouted drainage pipe from Toledo Tunnel seepage. Rerouted drainage pipe from seepage. Regrading of access road. Regrading of access road. Culvert beneath access road. Historic Trail crossing through the removal site. Drainage channel from Toledo Tunnel seepage. View of regraded main pile covered with soil and rock. Piping for rerouted Toledo Tunnel drainage in foreground. View of roughly graded pile. A ditch will be added at the toe of the slope and further graded. View of pipe to reroute Toledo Tunnel drainage around main pile. View of piping around main pile with residence in background. View of trail over main pile that will be covered with fill and base rock. View of drainage area north of pile that will connect to drainage culvert. View of rock at base of pile above driveway that will be covered with erosion mesh. A drainage swale will run along the edge of the driveway. View of clean fill soil staged at the site. Soil is XRF screened prior to use. View of clean fill soil being delivered and staged on the site. View of soil pile after delivery of fill soil. Fill material staged below the main pile. Removal team grading the upper level of the pile New diversion channel from Toledo tunnel down the main pile. Temporary diversion piping from Toledo tunnel EPA Team laying road base on the pedestrian trail above the pile. Regrading the upper level as viewed from the pedestrian trail. EPA mobile command Erosion control matting placed on slope of access road. Erosion control matting placed on slope adjacent to pedestrian trail. Drainage channel has also been constructed for excess water flow. Erosion control matting placed on slope of second tier of access road. Newly graded pedestrian trail with rocks outlining trail boundary. Erosion Control adjacent to trail and adit seepage. Plastic sheet lining underneath rock for erosion control from water seepage. Rock boundary with plastic sheet lining for erosion control due to seepage from adit. Drainage channel for excess water on second tier of access road. Drainage channel for excess water flow at top of hill where the historic trail runs. Rocks extended upslope for erosion control and to support the newly added topsoil. Topsoil is seeded for new vegetation growth. Upper level regrading completion and application of liner Middle road regrading completion and liner application in progress Upper level erosion channel and erosion matting. Upper level road, liner, and rock support application Upper level channel development and liner application View of diversion channel from upper level. Rock armoring Middle level culvert and rock armoring Excavating lower level diversion drainage Rock and soil staged at the Site. Erosion control and drainage materials staged at the Site. Erosion control matting covering topsoil and rock on upper and middle levels of Site. Driveway and middle level with rock and erosion control matting. Nelson Tunnel drainage channel and erosion control matting installed on the middle level of Site. Toledo Tunnel drainage culvert under driveway. Erosion control matting installed over topsoil on middle level above driveway. Toledo Tunnel drainage channel to bottom level and culvert under driveway. Nelson Tunnel drainage from middle to bottom level. Drainage channel from middle to bottom level. Toledo Tunnel discharge from bottom level. Water continues under roadway to wetland area beyond Bottom level that will be covered with topsoil and erosion control matting. Bermed areas at top of drainage channel. Slope down to road. Rock will be added at bottom and slope covered with topsoil and erosion control matting. Upper driveway where road base will be added. A ditch will run along the east side to channel water into the drainage feature north of the driveway. Drainage area north of the pile that will drain into the ditch along driveway. Drainage feature north of driveway. Water from the driveway ditch will drain to this area. Road base staged for driveway UAS Drone survey conducted at Site Grass growing evapotranspirative cover on upper section Lower portion of driveway where roadbase will be added Roadbase compacted on upper driveway Laying roadbase on upper driveway Lower slope where rock will be added Compacting road base on driveway and soil for slope down to road in foreground Rocked culvert along driveway. Road base will continue to be added to the driveway. Driveway culvert leading to drainage area. Overview of Site from upper level Walking trail and grate of Toledo Tunnel drainage Completed Toledo tunnel drainage channel Rock along trail on upper section Spreading roadbase on upper driveway Spreading roadbase on driveway Lower level ET liner layer installation Middle Level ET liner layer installation Completed evapo- transportative layers on the middle and upper sections of the pile. Upper evel ET liner layer installation Graded walkway over hiking trail Drainage from tunnel Completed Hiking trail Drainage from adit Leveling fill on lower level Lower level drainage Water diverted to wetlands Regrading lower parking area Completion of matting placement and drainage channels for the upper, middle, and lower tiers. Completion of drainage channel from top section to middle section. Matting with vegetation growth on the upper tier. Completed pedestrian trail with grate covering channel flow from Toledo Tunnel. Drainage channel from Toledo Tunnel. Vegetation growth through matting between the upper and middle tiers. Completed Drainage channel between upper and middle tiers. Matting placed on slope near Montezuma Road. Completed drainage channel for the Toledo Tunnel. Drainage settling pond has a plastic liner along the bottom to prevent seepage into the soil and the boundary is reinforced with rock to prevent erosion. Completed Toledo tunnel drainage channel Updated walking trail and grate over the Toledo Tunnel drainage channel. Facing South. Updated walking trail and grate over the Toledo Tunnel drainage channel. Facing North. Vegetation growth progress along upper hillside along the western side of the walking trail Completed Toledo tunnel adit drainage channel updated with a plastic liner along the bottom and reinforced with rocks to prevent erosion. Facing East. Vegetation growth progress along the upper tier of the site Vegetation growth progress and reinforced rock to prevent erosion Installed drainage across driveway to prevent erosion Culvert intake for the Toledo Tunnel drainage channel, located under the upper driveway. Installed rock at the northern end of the lower driveway to prevent erosion of hillside. Installed rock along driveway to prevent erosion. Installed rock at the northern end of the lower driveway to prevent erosion of hillside. Installed rock on the northern side of the lower hillside to prevent erosion. Facing south Vegetation growth progress along the lower hillside. Facing south. Vegetation growth progress and installed rock along the middle hillside to prevent erosion. Facing northeast. Installed rock on the southern side of the lower hillside to prevent erosion. Facing northwest Completed Toledo Tunnel drainage channel between the upper and lower driveway. Drainage channel has a plastic liner along the bottom with rock on top to prevent erosion. Facing east. Installed culvert for the outfall of the Toledo Tunnel drainage channel on the western side of the lower driveway. Regraded and compacted fill on the lower driveway. View of the lower driveway. Facing north Installed rock along the entrance of the site to help prevent erosion of the driveway into the right-of-way drainage. View of lower hillside from Montezuma Road. Facing East View of lower hillside from Montezuma Road. Facing east