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Dec 31, 2020 · United Park City Mines Company was incorporated in Utah on May 13, 1953 (Utah corporation 28666), with Anaconda and American Smelting, Refining & Mining Company having controlling interest. The two companies each had two directors, of a total of seven (later, six) directors of the joint venture.
United Park City Mines develops and sells real estate located in the State of Utah. The Company also operates a mine tour attraction at its ontario mine facilities near park city and...
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In 1953, Park City’s mines agreed to merge forming United Park City Mines Company – with assets included almost 10,000 acres of land surrounding the town. In the late 1950s with many years of losses, United Park began looking for creative ways to pump money into mining.
- Information About United Park City Mines
- Information About The Richardson Flat Tailings Superfund Site
- Pollutants and Environmental Effects
- Summary of The Administrative Order on Consent
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UPCM is a Delaware corporation doing business in Utah. UPCM and others conducted various mining related operations within the Park City Mining District until approximately 1969. UPCM is now owned by Talisker Land Holdings LLC, and conducts business primarily related to real estate and recreation.
The Richardson Flat Tailings site covers over 2,700 acres in a small valley 1.5 miles northeast of Park City, Utah. The site consists of a tailings dam and impoundment that were used to capture and hold mill tailings from the Ontario Mine near Park City, the tailings that were transported downstream to the banks of Lower Silver Creek, and an outfal...
The primary concerns are the site's effect on surface water quality in the area, and the potential for people or wildlife to come into direct contact with the tailings or contaminated soils. Hazardous substances at the site include heavy metals such as arsenic cadmium, copper, lead, mercury, silver, and zinc. The site is located next to Silver Cree...
UPCM’s engineering and cost evaluation will characterize conditions in lower Silver Creek and identify alternatives for cleanup actions to prevent, mitigate, and remedy contamination concerns. Upon completion of these analyses, and after consideration of public comment, EPA will issue an action memorandum that will document specific cleanup activit...
For more information contact Amelia Piggott Attorney Region 8 U.S. Environmental Protection Agency 1595 Wynkoop St. Denver, CO 303-312-6410 piggott.amelia@epa.gov
The Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit against United Park City Mines, the modern-day successor to Park City’s historic silver-mining industry, claiming the firm owes the federal government nearly $900,000 for cleanup work in the Silver Creek corridor.
Jan 8, 2020 · On Friday, May 8, 1953 the two largest mining firms in the Park City district, the Silver King Coalition Mines Company and the Park Utah Consolidated Mines Company, officially merged to establish the “United Park City Mines Company.”
In 1953, Park City’s mines agreed to merge forming United Park City Mines Company – with assets included almost 10,000 acres of land surrounding the town. 1950s - 1960s: In the late 1950s with many years of losses, United Park began looking for creative ways to pump money into mining.
