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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1982056
IBM Index Class Name
Revision
Doc Date
1/5/2018
Doc Name
Adequacy Review
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DRMS
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Twentymile Coal Company
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RN7
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TNL
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Name of Addressee <br />Page 10 <br />Date <br />51. Rule 2.05.4(2)(g) requires a description, including appropriate cross sections and maps prepared <br />in accordance with 2. 10, of the measures to be used to seal or manage mine openings, and to plug, <br />case, or manage exploration holes, other bore holes, wells, and other openings within the <br />proposed permit area, in accordance with 4.07. A description is provided starting on page 2.05- <br />119 of the permit. Figure 15 shows a Typical Portal Seal to be used in reclamation. However, <br />there is no reference to maps or cross sections provided as required by the rule. A very general <br />figure is provided for the portal seal but cross sections and maps were not found with regard to <br />other mine openings. Please either provide this information or update section 2.05.4(2)(g) of the <br />permit to cite the location of this information within the permit. <br />2.05.4(2)(h)- Compliance with Clean Air Act, The Clean Water Act and other applicable water quality <br />laws, rezulations and health and safetv standards <br />52. DRMS was unable to locate Exhibit 10 NPDES Permit CO -0036684 and Exhibit 5 NPDES <br />Permit CO -0027154. Please address the following: <br />a. Please either inform DRMS where the affore mentioned exhibits reside in the permit or <br />provide these exhibits to DRMS for inclusion in the permit. <br />b. Are all the permits (NPDS and air pollution) still active and necessary? If they are no <br />longer active please provide language in the permit stating that a specific permit number <br />is no longer active and has been terminated. <br />2.05.60(a)(i), (iii), and fly) — Protection of the Hydrolozic Balance <br />53. Sampling frequency issues pointed out in the DRMS Review of the 2014 Annual Hydrology <br />Report, specifically items 11 and 16 concerning Exhibit 14. TCC will need to address any item <br />where a specific monitoring requirement was not met. Please either submit the data or explain <br />why the data was not collected. Please also address any inconsistencies in sampling <br />frequencies for 2015-2017. <br />54. TC will need to evaluate the concerns identified in item number 24 of the DRMS Review of the <br />2014 AHR data and the PHC (section 2 05 6 3 of the permit) regarding surface hydrology <br />impacts. TC will need to address the following item: <br />a. For the lower reaches of Middle Fish and Trout Creek, the projected average conductivity <br />sulfate and TDS levels for 2009 to 2015 contained in Exhibit 32 do not appear to be <br />reflective of the average levels reported in the 2014 AHR. The averages reported for <br />these parameters exceed the average projected amounts. TC will need to evaluate these <br />constituents and update the Probable Hydrologic Consequences section of the permit and <br />assess the negative impacts of these elevated constituent levels. Please include current <br />data up through 2017 in this update. <br />2.05.6(6) Subsidence Survey, Subsidence Monitorine, and Subsidence Control <br />55. Please depict and label the powerlines that exist within the permit area on Map 23b. <br />
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