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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C2009087
IBM Index Class Name
REPORT
Doc Date
5/2/2016
From
Twentymile Coal, LLC
To
DRSM
Annual Report Year
2015
Permit Index Doc Type
Annual Reclamation Report
Email Name
JLE
DIH
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PEABODY SAGE CREEK MINE - 2015 ANNUAL RECLAMATION REPORT <br />Peabody Sage Creek Mine (PSCM) received permit approval from the Colorado Division of <br />Reclamation Mining and Safety (CDRMS) on August 20, 2010 and began surface disturbance for the <br />construction of an underground mine in the summer of 2011. Development mining commenced at the <br />PSCM in the spring of 2012 using the continuous mining method. Mining in the Wadge Seam <br />extended from four separate entries to approximately 600 feet before mining activities were idled in <br />the fall of 2012. The Mine has remained on care and maintenance status since 2012, with activities <br />limited to monitoring, site maintenance, and revegetation success monitoring for reclaimed areas. <br />The permit area contains 10,164 acres, of which approximately 1,844 acres were previously disturbed <br />by Seneca Coal Company. Within the 1,844 previously disturbed/reclaimed acres, PSCM has utilized <br />or re -disturbed an area of approximately 356 acres for future mining and related activities. Within the <br />existing 356 acre PSCM disturbance area, no additional disturbance occurred in 2015, and no <br />additional areas were disturbed. <br />2015 DISTURBANCE STATUS AND BOND RELEASE <br />Based on the CDRMS acreage accounting summary provided in the Division's comments on the 2014 <br />PSCM Annual Reclamation Report, a total of 1,844 acres, including both interim program and <br />permanent program areas for the former Seneca Mine (1,775 acres) and the new Sage Creek Mine (69 <br />acres), have been disturbed within the Sage Creek Permit Area, including: <br />• 1,628.8 interim program and permanent program acres previously permitted under the <br />Seneca II Mine Permit <br />• 146.4 Seneca II Phase III -released acres approved to be re -disturbed under the PSCM <br />Permit as new permanent program acres <br />• 68.8 new permanent program acres approved to be disturbed under the PSCM Permit <br />For the permitted Sage Creek Mine operations, the following summarizes the relevant permit and <br />permitted disturbance area acreages <br />Permit Area 10,164.0 acres <br />Currently Permitted Disturbance Area 356.4 acres (287.6 to be re -disturbed, 68.8 <br />new disturbance) <br />PSCM submitted SL -01 and received approval (09/05/13) for Phase II bond release in 2013 on 445.8 <br />acres of interim program and permanent program lands that had received Phase I bond release under <br />SL -01 and SL -04 for the Seneca II Mine (C-80-005). PSCM also submitted and received approval <br />(01/30/14) for Phase I release on 67.4 acres, and final bond release (Phase I1/III) on 68.8 acres of pre - <br />law areas under SL -02. In 2014, PSCM submitted SL -03 for Phase III bond release on 1,028 acres of <br />permanent program lands that had received Phase I/II bond release under SL -01, SL03, SL -04, and SL - <br />05 for the Seneca II Mine. The SL -03 Phase III bond release was approved for 1,026 acres in May <br />2015. The following table summarizes the remaining reclamation liability acreages. <br />2015 ARR <br />
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