2016-05-04_PERMIT FILE - C1982056 ‎(7)‎

• Permit No: C1982056
• IBM Index Class Name: Permit File
• Doc Date: 5/4/2016
• Section_Exhibit Name: 2.06 Special Categories of Mining
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

several previous
hts, identified ba$ed upon a coal company
were Colorado Yan P views for,
RE5 Floors and Water Rig redecessors, and tee trieaC�
Alluvial Valley Company and its P latory adequacy ?0900 I
file Coald correspond'ng,re ed +e Fude
Surface
The areas on Map Inducted by Twentyn lttals ars was PTePaz ederal Office of
Company, s an from which this roved by fl'
These subm d geclamation Division
e
Permitting actions CO 1 1978, and app Mined Gan
and Energy Fuels Comp The specif+c subm Cr�k in Ju Y the Colora termination that the
do planned
his analys+s nt to E ish initial determ dated or 31
the basis of ltted� L adla 97g, Comments by both made an sun
ulat s
ent subm ted: "The staff has concluded in draft stipvalley floor.,
O°r in
approving
amendment
O° 1978 which stated' d OSfvf an alluvial ed• Ll that all
valley floor' an is likely 978 they TOO alluvial
Mining on September 1> alluvia Fish Greek valley i 1, 1 lease, is an
(CMGRD) ossible a e F on DeCembeT 0900
rs adjacentto a P� inion tha`oal 20900 creek, in the G 2
operation elusion that Fish
1978 that: It is the ation plan for i Federal
the G° submitted to
the mining and xeclam this office document wasrmanentOSM
ation available to valley floor concerns of the pe Floors;, dated
inform of alluvial valley floor regulations Valley
valley floor amination alluvial d Study of Alluvial b 785.24 of Pe
intensive e d to respond to the roug his
scally, the next a es 785_6 Primary result of
CtVOnRolpn and IDS in SePte u define entified:
Technical n wasfi iesented oflPage
gef efforts. Thep as required by Part
CML- floor ination wasp This map,
raft g determ fluvial valley drology Fish Creek drainage
d their d valley f all subsequent a iia Park HY colluvial,
regulations 978• lids armed l 6 TwentYm iddle,Foidel, ne Field
August f 5> effort formed the basis ° 177, Map u. h "between unat nthe'surface.
it 79 f a111ocatio dishing ble colluvial
79-177. This Perm d location o
resented on the extent an of Possible res were discerns tually terrace and
investigation w d p85(c) (2) G)' 785-9, it was n t differen area extent'
l s an It on Page no siguifican solidated deposits are ac limited in ess.
79-177d ancon sits are limited thickn
very
pointed out it' Germ at deposits' becauseareas Of Trappe Actual alluvial deP° ow ds of lim d all
an that significant chany1els. A channels, as
Hatt ban rology> an
windblown al stream stteam 6, Twentymde Ph 1
ations lndicate Ye actu active or emotive l77 Map °{ that submitta
inv os.it wall above adjacent 10 p Permd 74" ihrough 785-9(e)
deposits occuTTinanmediately to NP0c 'j%5 -9(b) dated February soils,
Occurring m and techniques u lamed on pagesit 79"177 describing the $oils,
fhe geological rnapPmle floor maps are exp with dem' ation
Analysis in connection Foidel Creek are
uent alluvial vel Y seal A� petalled inf lative to f Foidel creek
subseq and Tech" being an and Quantity sons o e
ilte Environmental A, sso ential of Foidel Creekd water Quality cunoluded that "Portions of the two
In ation an 177. They ek below the c the capillary
addressed the
and subittigof Permit 79 and Foidel Cre rns relative to ce Presented
1980, OSM otential for
( through 195-9(k)o Foidel Creek, expressed cone evidenCree
vegetation, P 785 Although they thatanaeF,1d,l k valley
ak, a south tribal or an AYF ation they concluded by
presented on pages aracteristics for subirrig of Foidel Creek evaluation
nhwest of Pinnacle dense ch and its potential South Fork their
es fit the geomurP oundwaters curring on the
drainag alluvial gT concluded
Suggests that subirogation is not °c
VIS of shallow The OSM
thus far Sugg
bottom,"
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