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2023-04-19_PERMIT FILE - C1981010A (10)
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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1981010A
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
4/19/2023
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pgs 3-1 to 3-101
Section_Exhibit Name
3.0 Project Plan
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<br /> <br />Presently nine main seams are recovered. They are the “F”, “G2”,"H", "I", “K”, “L”, “M”, "Q" and “R” seams. <br />Later, other seams may be recovered. When practicable, any rider seams are also recovered. (Refer to <br />Section 2.7.1 for a more detailed discussion of the coal seams recovered.) <br /> <br />In some cases, pit dewatering of open cuts will be performed using portable pumps. In addition, dewatering <br />wells may be installed at the north end of the pit cuts or south above the pit cuts and in front of the advancing <br />active mining area. The wells are constructed no more than ten feet below the lowest mineable coal seam <br />and may be pumped prior to the beginning of actively "opening up" the area. Appropriate well permits have <br />been filed (Section 2.7.5.4) and provide Trapper the legal right to construct and pump these wells. Appropri- <br />ate records are kept concerning the volume of water pumped from the open pit cuts and drilled wells. <br /> <br />The mining methods employed at the Trapper Mine effectively conserve and utilize the coal resource. Coal <br />is recovered to the maximum depth that present equipment and economic limits will allow. This endeavor <br />minimizes the possibility of re-mining the area by surface methods and results in a program that maximizes <br />coal recovery and minimizes surface disturbance. <br /> <br /> <br />3.1.4.1 Mining Sequence <br /> <br />Ashmore Pit Mining Area <br /> <br />Mining in Ashmore pit (A pit) was completed in 1999. After performing reclamation activities, the Queen <br />Anne dragline walked to Ashmore East pit. <br /> <br />Ashmore East Pit Mining Area <br /> <br />The Queen Anne dragline was the primary stripping machine for this area until 2003. The Baby Doe <br />dragline conducted stripping in this area in 2006 and early 2007. As this pit is tied closely to the L Pit <br />advance, it is now incorporated into L Pit, hence will no longer be called Ashmore East Pit Mining Area. <br /> <br />Derringer/Enfield Pit Mining Area <br /> <br />This area located in No Name drainage is in final reclamation. <br /> <br />East Flintlock (also known as Z) Pit Mining Area <br /> <br />East Flintlock (Z) pit is located in the East Pyeatt, Oak, West Flume, Middle Flume and Horse drainages. <br />Previous cuts in this pit were dug by the Molly Brown and were strikeline pits located primarily in the East <br />Pyeatt and Oak drainages. The Molly Brown completed these strike line cuts as well as a series of dip line <br />cuts advancing to the east during the 2008-2012 permit term. East Flintlock Pit has been backfilled and <br />reclaimed. <br /> <br />Flintlock Pit Mining Area <br /> <br />The Baby Doe and Queen Anne draglines were the primary stripping machines for this area. Located in <br />the East Pyeatt drainage, mining in these F-pit dip line cuts was completed during the 2008-2012 permit <br />term. Flintlock Pit has been backfilled and reclaimed. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />3-15 <br />
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