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The Bureau of Abandoned Mine Reclamation (BAMR) Wilkes-Barre District Office recently completed an emergency project to remediate a non-coal mine shaft subsidence beneath the attached garage of a private residence in Chester County. In Schuylkill County, BAMR is nearing completion on another emergency project to remediate a coal mine subsidence directly behind a private residence. On both projects, BAMR collaborated with Maurice Gardner, a Mine Subsidence Insurance Investigator for the DEP’s Mine Subsidence Insurance Program to assist with designing, specifying, and overseeing the installation of the structural foundation support system for the garage at the Chester County residence and for the steel beam support for the house superstructure at the Schuylkill County residence. Maurice has experience with structural foundation support systems as well as other repair work performed under Mine Subsidence Insurance claims.
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- 1. Subsidence Remediation Utilizing Structural Support Methods On DEP/BAMR Emergency Projects 2017 PA Abandoned Mine Reclamation Conference June 22, 2017 Tom Wolf, Governor Patrick McDonnell, Secretary
- 2. Park Place South-Quick Subsidence Mahanoy Township, Schuylkill County
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