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2014-03-21_PERMIT FILE - C1996084A (2)
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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1996084A
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
3/21/2014
Doc Name
pg 2.05-1 to 2.05-45a
Section_Exhibit Name
Section 2.05 Operation and Reclamation Plans
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Rule 2: Permits <br />After Ute cut tlvough the ridge is completed, a cross ridge operation is established. A contour cut r on the lowest <br />• seam to be mined is kept 300 feet in advance of the main pit area. The material from the contour cut is pushed or <br />hauled into adjacent fills. A solid 15-foot wide berm four feel high is left along the outcrop to keep material from <br />going down slope in areas where overburden will not be placed above fills. Alter the contour cut is established on <br />both sides of Ute ridge, cuts are taken down the center of the ridge on the exposed coal seams. The material from <br />these cuts will be pushed, hauled, or cast into the open pit areas in the center of [he ridge. This material is graded to <br />meet final reclamation contours and covered with topsoil or suitable material This sequencing minimizes We need <br />for topsoil storage and re-handling. Topsoil or other suitable material are hauled or pushed from its original location <br />to the graded areas during the mining cycle. Except for the initial cut through Ute ridge, the outslopes and pit areas <br />are graded [o final contours within 1,500 ft of the active pi[ area except as noted. <br />Coal is removed as i[ is exposed and hauled frmn Ute pits. Shale and other extraneous material separated from the <br />coal prior to loading are left in the pit or placed with the overburden. <br />Sediment structures aze built in advance of brush removal prior to the outcrop cut for Ure proper control of sediment. <br />The mining operation proceeds southwest wiUt We ridge. As fills are encountered, they are filled with material <br />adjacent to Utem. The cross ridge opemuon continues until economics dictate a transition to contour Honing. <br />Contour mining operations will be similar to area mining, except mining will follow the coal outcrop and create a <br />highwall of only 50 to 80 feet, similar to a roadcu[. After initial startup cuts are completed, mining will be doue in a <br />haul-back method to allow current reclamation of mined-out areas. Coal will be hauled on roads within Ure active <br />mining areas and Ute main haul roads are to be constructed on existing roads. <br />Fill Construction <br />. All vegetation is removed from the area covered by the fill and the adjacent spoil transportation zones. The <br />vegetation is burned or removed from [he property if it has economic value. Topsoil stripping, salvaging, and <br />replacement occur in accordance with the plan described on pages 2.05- 33 and 2.05-35. A contour cut is taken on <br />any coal seams encountered wittin the fill boundary and Ute coal removed. The material from this cut is placed in <br />the fill. <br />Overburden form the mining operation is placed in horizontal lifts with dozers in the bottom of the till. Large rocks <br />are sepaza[ed from [he fill and worked with a dozer [o consWct a rock drain. This drain runs from the toe to the <br />outcrop of the lowest coal seam mined. The remaining overburden is used [o bring the fill to its designed profile and <br />elevation. Design criteria for the fills are provided in Exhibit 13. <br />r <br />L <br />2.05-10 (Revised 06/15/03) <br />
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