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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1996083
IBM Index Class Name
Revision
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4/22/2014
Doc Name
Revised Adequacy Response #3
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J.E. Stover & Associates
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TR77
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SLB
SB1
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Susan Burgmaier -3- April 22, 2014 <br />(b) and that vegetation establishment will be consistent adequate, and consistent with the <br />post mining land use of rangeland /wildlife habitat. <br />C. Item resolved. <br />6. a. BRL has provided an updated Map 32, as requested. This map was also revised <br />under TR -84, and it looks like the versioning of the maps is out of sequence. The <br />latest version of Map 32 submitted with TR -77 (January 7, 2014) shows topsoil <br />replacement occurring east of Topsoil Stockpile F, in the Barnes field. Under MR- <br />141, BRL indicated that no disturbance would occur in this area. Please revise <br />Map 32 to remove the topsoil replacement hatching shown on the Barnes field <br />east of Topsoil Stockpile F. <br />BOW2: Please see revised Map -32. <br />b. The January 7, 2014 version of this map also indicates a 2.6' replacement depth for <br />areas receiving Stockpile F and F1 soils. The TR -84 version indicates 1.0'. Please <br />explain the discrepancy and if necessary revise the map with the correct <br />proposed replacement depth, and (see Item 10, below) demonstrate that this <br />change is consistent with the requirements of Rule 4.06.4(2)(a). <br />BOW2: The replacement depth for the gob pile #3 area is based on the amount of topsoil <br />that is actually in stockpile, with a portion of the number being an estimated value. As a <br />general rule, when Appendix A gets submitted, the replacement depth is an estimate based <br />on what the soils survey predicts should be available for salvage. However, a soils report is <br />often times different from actual in -field conditions. The Operator is confident that they <br />salvaged all topsoil that was available for salvage, and, that the amount of material actually <br />available was closer to 1.5'. Therefore, the replacement depth of topsoil will be 1.5'. <br />The discrepancy between the two versions of Map -32 that were submitted were based <br />largely on the timing the map was submitted. Map -32 has been revised to show a <br />replacement depth of topsoil in the gob pile #3 area of 1.5', which should be adequate for <br />supporting the vegetation of cropland /pastureland. And, like the gob pile #2 area, nutrients <br />or other soil amendments will be applied to redistributed topsoil if necessary to support plant <br />nutrient requirements. <br />Please note, area "F" on Map -32 has been changed to "F /F1" due to the configuration <br />shown on Volume XI, Figure 1. Pile "F /F1" contains topsoil that will be replaced at the UTL <br />area and also at gob pile #3. Also, 2' contours were removed from gob pile #2 area for <br />consistency with the contour interval used on rest of map. <br />7. DRMS: The previously approved topsoil replacement depth for the Gob Pile #1 / #2/ #4 <br />disturbance area was 0.9'. BRL is proposing, on page 14 of Volume IX, to reduce the <br />replacement depth to 0.5'. Please provide additional information, in accordance <br />with Rules 2.05.4(2)(d) and 4.06.4(2)(a), to support this proposed reduction. <br />
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