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C1981019
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General Documents
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7/9/2018
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Proposed Decision and Findings of Compliance
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Colowyo Coal Company
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Findings
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<br />Proposed Decision and Findings of Compliance July 2018 <br />Permit Renewal No. 7 P a g e | 43 <br />VI. Use of Explosives - Rule 4.08 <br /> <br />The Permit is found to be in compliance with the requirements of Rule 4.08. The blasting plan is <br />found in Section 2.05 and in Section 4.08 of the PAP. The PAP provides typical blasting patterns <br />(Maps 26, 26A, 26B and 27). Blasting patterns specific to each blast are recorded on the individual <br />blasting records (Rule 4.08.5). <br /> <br />A description of the explosives storage facility is presented in Exhibit 16 of the PAP. <br /> <br />A pre-blast survey was conducted on January 10 and 11, 1991 (date of report 19 February 1991). <br />Durnham Ranch dwellings are located within one-half mile of the permit area. There are several <br />additional structures that required a pre-blast survey for PR-02. The Tri-State Generation and <br />Transmission Association 345 kV power lines are within 1,000 feet of the box-cut for the South <br />Taylor Pit. Eight poles over a distance of 1.75 miles were surveyed. A residence, the Paul Routsen <br />residence at 6647 and 7072 Moffat County Road 51, was also surveyed. This residence is <br />approximately 5,000 feet from the South Taylor Pit. These surveys were conducted on August 9, <br />2007 and are contained in Exhibit 14 of Volume 13 of the PAP. <br />VII. Disposal of Excess Spoil - Rule 4.09 <br /> <br />The Permit is found to be in compliance with Rule 4.09. Information on excess spoil waste can <br />be found in Sections 2.05 and 4.09 of the PAP. The Mine currently has five approved excess spoil <br />fills: the Streeter Fill, the West Pit Fill, the Section 16 Fill, the East Taylor Fill and the West Taylor <br />Fill. <br /> <br />Overburden material from the initial box cut for the East Pit was placed in the Streeter valley fill. <br />Now complete, Streeter fill contains approximately 47 million cubic yards of excess spoil fill. The <br />Section 16 fill, also complete, contains approximately two million cubic yards of excess spoil fill. <br />The West Pit fill, also complete, contains approximately 19 million cubic yards of excess spoil fill. <br />Grading activities are still being performed in the West Pit fill. <br /> <br />The East Taylor Fill and the West Taylor Fill contains the initial box-cut material from the South <br />Taylor Pit. The approximate design volumetrics associated with these fills are as follows: <br /> <br /> The permanent East Taylor Fill - 20 million cubic yards <br /> The temporary East Taylor Fill - 39 million cubic yards <br /> The permanent West Taylor Fill - 28 million cubic yards <br /> The temporary West Taylor Fill - 12 million cubic yards. <br /> <br />Specific information on the Streeter Fill can be found in Exhibit 12 of the PAP and in Section B, <br />Item V of the original findings document. Specific information on the West Pit and Section 16 <br />fills is presented in Exhibit 19 of the PAP and in the files for revision PR-01. The fills meet the <br />regulatory definition of valley fills and therefore must meet the regulatory requirements of Rules <br />4.09.1 and 4.09.2.
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