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2019-04-29_PERMIT FILE - C1981019A (6)
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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1981019A
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
4/29/2019
Section_Exhibit Name
2.05 Operations and Reclamation Plans
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RULE 2 PERMITS <br />Colowyo will use the explosive equation of 4.08.4 (10)(c)(i) to limit the pounds of explosive per <br />8ms period, similar to that shown on the Blasting Analysis Map (Map 26). Some previous <br />seismographic measurements were made during blasting operations at Colowyo; the results are set <br />forth in Exhibit 14 - Seismographic Measurements. Although seismographic measurements have <br />been made in the past seismographic records will not be used to demonstrate compliance with <br />maximum peak particle velocities. Colowyo has chosen to continue the use of the -scaled-distance <br />formula in Rule 4.08.4(10) (c) (i) to demonstrate compliance with ground vibration requirements. <br />Colowyo will conduct airblast monitoring to ensure compliance with airblast standards. All blast <br />events will be monitored for airblast. On these reports Colowyo will record the name of the <br />company doing the monitoring, the person taking the periodic airblast reading, the name of the <br />person analyzing periodic airblast records, and the distance of the instrument from the blast. <br />Airblast monitoring will be taken from the closest dwelling to the blast area. An Instantel Inc. <br />MiniMate Series III , model DS -477 are maintained at the Durham Ranch and Wilson Creek <br />resident area. Details regarding the monitor specifications are included in Exhibit 14. <br />Airblast monitoring will be recorded on a seismograph report (See Figure 2.05-4) for review by <br />in-house personnel, agency representatives, and requesting publics. The airblast data is recorded <br />under the "PSPL" (Peak Sound Pressure Levels) in decibels (dB). <br />Additional information concerning the use of explosives is found in Section 4.08 <br />Disposal of Excess Spoil <br />As discussed under the heading of Production Methods and Equipment in Section 2.05.3, Colowyo <br />has constructed an overburden disposal structure known as Streeter Fill. During the early <br />operation, overburden had to be placed into the Streeter Fill so that sufficient working area could <br />be developed prior to the placement of subsequent overburden into the mined -out areas. <br />Additional information concerning the Streeter Fill is set forth in Exhibit 12, Experimental Practice <br />Information. In the initial five year permit term, the Streeter Fill was permitted as an Experimental <br />Practice. In 1986, the Experimental Practice designation was terminated. However, in the interest <br />of continuity, information regarding Streeter Fill is still located in the Experimental Practice <br />Section. <br />Two additional pits have be developed within the permit boundary at Colowyo. One of the pits <br />was developed in Sections 15 and 16, south of the existing operation and the other pit, defined as <br />the West pit, will be developed in Section 4. <br />The pit in Sections 15 and 16 was a single seam dragline operation, similar to the current operation <br />in Section 11. To develop the dragline operation, an initial cut must be opened near outcrop. A <br />permanent excess spoil fill of approximately 2 million yd' of excess spoil was constructed to <br />accommodate the initial cuts. <br />The West Pit is a multiple seam operation utilizing truck/shovel and dragline methods, similar to <br />the past East pit operation. Approximately 45 million yd of box cut material was placed in an <br />Rule 2 Permits 2.05-16 Revision Date: 5/25/18 <br />Revision No.: RN -07 <br />
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