2016-08-08_PERMIT FILE - C1981019A ‎(21)‎

• Permit No: C1981019A
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• Doc Date: 8/8/2016
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TABLES
2018-2TABLE 2.03-1 AFFECTED AREAS FOR MINING AND RECLAMATION..................................................1
TABLE 2..04.6-1 TYPICAL COAL SEAM ANALYSES..................................................................... 3
TABLE 2.04.7-1 WELL LOGS AND WATER -LEVEL MEASUREMENTS FALL 1974 ...............
O COAL
E AND
TABLE 2.04.7-2 QUALITY
ARY OF WA ER QUALTY ME SUREM NTS IN V CINITY OF TAYLOR CREEK ........... 5
TABLE 2.04.7-3 SUMMA
TABLE 2.04.7-4 ANALYSIS - TAYLOR CREEK NO. I WELL........................................................................10
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TABLE 2.05.7-5 ANALYSIS -TAYLOR CREEK No. 2 WELL ..................... 13
TABLE 2.04.7-6 ANALYSIS OF LEACHATE WATER FROM THE STREETER MINE .........................................
TABLE 2.04.7-7 SITE NUMBERS AND DESCRIPTIONS FOR WATER RESOURCE INVESTIGATION NEAR 14
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COLOWYO COAL MINE, 1974 -PRESENT .......................
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TABLE 2.04.7-8 SURFACE WATER HYDROLOGY FOR BASINS . . . . . NEAR . . . . THE ..COLOWYO COAL MINE PERMIT 20
AREA ......................................................
....................................................................................... 25
TABLE 2.04.7-9 SUMMARY OF WATER BALANCE ESTIMATES...................................................................
TABLE 2.04.7-10 WATER BALANCE TAYLOR CREEK................................................................................26
TABLE 2.04.7-11 WATER BALANCE WILSON CREEK.................................................................................27
TABLE 2.04.7-12 WATER BALANCE GOOD SPRING CREEK........................................................................28
TABLE 2.04.7-13 SUMMARY OF HIGH AND LOW FLOW ESTIMATES::::::::::::......::::::::::::.............................30
TABLE 2.04.7-14 TAYLOR CREEK FLOW ESTIMATE ..................... •.31
TABLE 2.04.7-15 WILSON CREEK FLOW ESTIMATE...................................................................................32
TABLE 2.04.7-16 GOOD SPRING CREEK FLOW ESTIMATE .........................................
Q (.....................................................................33
TABLE 2.04.7-17 WATER QUALITY ANALYSIS 8/74 —1/75) ..34
TABLE 2.04.7-18 AVERAGE CONCENTRATION OF WATER SAMPLES (8/74 - 1/75) 37
TABLE 2.04.7-19 WATER QUALITY ANALYSIS (OCTOBER 1974 - SEPTEMBER 1975
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TABLE 2.04.7-20 COMPARISON OF U. S.G.S. AND COLOWYO DATA FOR SPECIFIC CONDUCTANCE AND
TOTAL SUSPENDED SOLIDS COLLECTED AT TAYLOR CREEK, WILSON CREEK AND GOOD SPRING CREEK6
TABLE 2.04.7-21 SUMMARY OF SUSPENDED ••••
.........................
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NEAR THE COLOWYO MINE ................... . DED SED . . . . T AN ......
GOOD SPRING ....
CREEK BELOW MINE ..................... 49
(GOOD SPRING CREEK III) .........................................................
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TABLE 2.04.7-22 SUMMARY OF SUSPENDED SEDIMENT ANALYSIS WILSON CREEK BELOW MINE (WILSON50
CREEKIV .......................................................... . .
TABLE 2.04.7-23 MEAN MONTHLY SEDIMENT CONCENTRATION FOR WILSON CREEK (MG/1) DECEMB E 51
.................................
1979 — SEPTEMBER 1980.................................................................................. .
TABLE 2.04.7-24 LIMITING VELOCITIES AND TRACTIVE FORCES FOR OPEN CHANNELS ..........................• 5
TABLE 2.04.8-1 MONTHLY NORMALS OF TEMPERATURE AND PRECIPITATION (1941-1970) ..................... 53
TABLE 2.04.8-2 MONTHLY PRECIPITATION* (1971-1979) CRAIG, COLORADO.........................................54
TABLE 2.04.8-3 MONTHLY PRECIPITATION* (1971-1979) MEEKER, COLORADO......................................55
TABLE 2.04.8-4 MONTHLY AVERAGE TEMPERATURE* () CRAIG, COLORADOMEEKER, Co ORADo ......... • 56
TABLE 2.04.8-5 MONTHLY AVERAGE TEMPERATURE (1971-1979)
TABLE 2.04.8-6 TEMPERATURE SUMMARY (°F) MEANS ..................
TABLE 2.04.8-7 MONTHLY PRECIPITATION (1978-1980) COLOWYO PERMIT AREA..................................59
TABLE 2.04.9-1 SUITABLE TOPSOIL AVAILABLE FOR RECLAMATIO ........................................................ .
TABLE 2.04.9-2 SUITABILITY AS A PLANT GROWTH MEDIA OF THE SOILS BY HORIZON IN THE AREA TO 63
MINED................................................................................................. . .
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TABLE 2.04.9-3 CHEMICAL AND PHYSICAL DATA FOR SOILS, COLOWYO MINE ........................... """
TABLE 2.04.10-1 VEGETATION COMMUNITY DISTRIBUTION ON AREAS TO BE MINED..............................66
TABLE 2.04.10-2 1980 HERBACEOUS COVER BY SPECIES.........................................................................67
TABLE 2.04.10-3 1988 HERBACEOUS COVER BY SPECIES........................•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••..69
TABLE 2.04.10-4 SUMMARY OF HERBACEOUS COVER..............................................................................70
TABLE 2.04.10-5 PRODUCTION DATA SUMMARY ...................................................72
TABLE 2.04.10-6 WOODY PLANT DENSITY WOODY PLANT STEMS PER ACRE .......................... 75
TABLE 2.04.11-1 INTENSIVE BROWSE TRANSECTS ............................... • • • • ••..............................'
TABLE 2.04.11-2 EXTENSIVE BROWSE TRANSECTS .....................
TABLE 2.04.11-3 PELLET
TABLE 2.04.114 PELLET GROUP PLOT TRANSECTS FOR DEER, ELK AND CATTLE HABITAT IMPROVEMENT
78
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AREAS (DAYS USE/ACRE....................................................................79
TABLE 2.04.11-5 PELLET GROUP PLOTS INTENSIVE TRANSECTS (DAYS USE/ACRE)
v Revision Date: 6/12/12
Tables Revision No.: RN -06