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The Cone AML Reclamation Project, located in Athens County, Ohio, involves the restoration of the Powerhouse Complex and the Dam and Impoundment area. Work at the Powerhouse Complex includes the demolition of brick and steel structures, the salvage of specific materials like clay bricks and chimney components, and the relocation of a collapsed smokestack to the Canaanville Arts Center. The site will be regraded, seeded, and mulched, and a culvert under the road will be replaced along with the removal of concrete debris from Pilcher Run. The Dam and Impoundment phase focuses on stabilizing the dam with compacted fill and rebuilding the primary and auxiliary spillways. A mandatory pre-bid meeting is scheduled for September 30, 2026, at 10:00 AM at 8776 Mine Road, Athens, OH. The engineer's estimate for the project is 608,860.00 dollars. This solicitation is managed by the ODNR Division of Mineral Resources Management, with a response deadline of October 14, 2026. Project oversight is provided by Project Officer Scott Davies and Project Engineer Ron Warner.

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ODNR Cone AML project in Ohio: site restoration and dam stabilization, $608,860 estimate.

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MANDATORY PRE-BID MEETING ON SEPTEMBER 30, 2026 AT 10:00 AM. Project Name: Cone Project Description: The Cone AML Reclamation Project is located north of Canaanville in Canaan Township of Athens County along Mine Road. From State Route 50, turn north onto Route 690, then southeast on Canaanville Road. Turn west on Mine Road (T-1063) and travel 0.3 miles to the project site. The closest address is southwest of the project at 8776 Mine Road, Athens, OH 45701. Coordinates for the site are Latitude: 39.322576 & Longitude: -81.984341.
The project includes the Powerhouse Complex and the Dam and Impoundment. The Powerhouse Complex is on the west side of Mine Road and includes multiple structures and remnants of structures that supported historical mining and power generation activities. The brick and steel structures will be demolished, and footings and concrete floor will remain in place. The work will include salvaging the following items: clay bricks, the top of the collapsed chimney, the base of the standing chimney, the four concrete legs of the elevated concrete water tank, and the four concrete legs of the elevated coal hopper. The clay bricks will be stockpiled for use by the property owner. The area will be regraded for positive drainage, have six inches of topsoil spread across it, and will be seeded and mulched. The culvert under the road that conveys runoff from the area into Pilcher Run will be replaced and concrete debris in the Pilcher Run will be removed. The top of the collapsed smokestack will be relocated to the Canaanville Arts Center adjacent to the project site at the owner’s request.
The Dam and Impoundment area is north of the Power Complex area. The dam is comprised of a concrete wall buttressed on the downstream side with soil and debris, and a concrete overflow spillway. The dam will be stabilized with compacted fill, the training walls and primary spillway rebuilt, and an auxiliary spillway constructed.
The Project Officer for this project is Scott Davies in the Zaleski Office (740) 274-4948 The Project Engineer is Ron Warner, P.E. in the Cambridge Office (740) 303-4209.
Engineer's Estimate: $608,860.00 Project Location: Coordinates for the site are Latitude: 39.322576 & Longitude: -81.984341. Pre-bid Meeting Location (Mandatory): 8776 Mine Road, Athens, OH 45701

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