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DRMS Permit Index
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C1981019
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General Documents
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12/8/2021
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Correspondence
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Colowyo Coal Company
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WQCD
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ZTT
JDM
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DocuSign Envelope ID:6BC32598-B737-464E-898A-81 F1 F7131339133 <br /> these lineations were observed within the mine permit area.These are nearly vertical or vertical <br /> and strike approximately north 70'west, north 45'west,and north 30'east. In surface exposures, <br /> sandstone exhibits joints more readily than highly oxidized and weathered coal beds; however, <br /> both have undergone similar stresses and have developed similar readjustment features that are <br /> apparent in the subsurface. <br /> The structure of sub-basin in the area and the Cretaceous to recent stratigraphy is shown on the <br /> geologic cross-section in Exhibit A3-5 (from CGS, 1984). <br /> Mine exploration test borings have been conducted within the permit area and have been utilized <br /> for the following purposes: <br /> Location of Subsurface Water — Since the holes were generally dry, the primary circulation <br /> medium for most exploration bore holes drilled within the mine plan area was either compressed <br /> air or drilling mud when fractures were encountered. Several drill holes throughout the area <br /> encountered minor amounts of ground water; however, all of the data obtained to date by <br /> Colowyo and the USGS have indicated that groundwater occurrences within and above the mined <br /> coal seams in the area are not continuous but rather are a series of perched systems. Information <br /> on groundwater occurrence is set forth under Section 2.04.7. <br /> Drill Hole Logs — Geophysical logs used estimate the injection horizons and to determine <br /> geological and hydrogeological parameters for the AOR determination are attached. These <br /> include SP and resistivity logs from the Gossard #1 well and SP, resistivity, gamma, and density <br /> logs from McBride Gov Little Cr#1 well. The locations of these wells are shown on Exhibit A3-1. <br /> Regional Seismicity — Limited chance of damaging seismic activity is expected in the area. <br /> According to the USGS 2018 National Seismic Hazard Model, northwest Colorado might expect a <br /> 4%to 19%chance of minor earthquake damage in 100 years. A small 3.5 magnitude earthquake <br /> occurred near the town of Rangely, Colorado(approximately 50 miles wells of the Colowyo Mine) <br /> in 2017. No serious damage from this event were reported. <br /> Attachment B2. Proposed Formation Testing Program <br /> Characterization of well stratigraphy and formation porosity will be primarily conducted via <br /> geophysical logs, which are discussed further in Attachment C. <br /> A comingled interval step-rate test (SRT) may be performed per EPA Region 8 guidance to <br /> determine fracture pressure which will be used to calculate maximum allowable surface injection <br /> pressure(MASIP). This will be done by hanging bottom-hole gauges inside the tubing work string <br /> and injecting down the tubing-casing annulus. The proposed SRT rates are listed in Table 82-1. <br /> The anticipated injection rate is on the order of 160 gpm but will be variable depending on the <br /> seasonal seep flow rate. The proposed rates for the SRT are based on an assumed maximum <br /> injection rate of 300 gpm. <br /> 8 <br />
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