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2025-06-30_PERMIT FILE - C1981019A (3)
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C1981019A
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
6/30/2025
Doc Name
Volume 1 Rule 4
Section_Exhibit Name
Rule 4 Performance Standards
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RULE 4 PERFORMANCE STANDARDS <br /> <br />Rule 4 Performance Standards 4-51 Revision Date: 4/9/25 <br /> Revision No.: MR-261 <br />A habitat improvement program, as described in Section 2.05.6, was initiated in 1975 to offset <br />temporary habitat loss during mining. As described in Section 2.05.4, the reestablishment of <br />herbaceous species, topographic relief, impoundments and limited reestablishment of a shrub <br />component form the integral elements of the reclamation plan. <br /> <br />To date these efforts have proven successful. Herds of Deer and Elk are regularly seen grazing on <br />the reclaimed areas. Rodent and small game populations have reestablished on the reclaimed areas <br />providing a readily available food source for local raptor populations and other predators. <br /> <br />4.19 PROTECTION OF UNDERGROUND MINING <br /> <br />Colowyo will not conduct coal mining closer than 500 feet to any point of either an active or <br />abandoned underground mine. Underground coal mines have been operated in the past as <br />discussed in Section 2.04.4, but their locations were on the-northern side of Streeter Draw well <br />over 500 feet from present Colowyo mining. <br /> <br />The surface mining activities of Colowyo have been designed so as not to endanger any present or <br />future operations of either surface or underground mining operations. As discussed in Section <br />2.05.3, Colowyo has engineered its mining plan to maximize recovery of coal by current <br />economical surface mining methods. <br /> <br />4.20 SUBSIDENCE CONTROL <br /> <br />Colowyo is conducting a surface coal mining operation. Therefore, the requirements of 4.20 are <br />not applicable to the Colowyo operation. <br /> <br />4.21 COAL EXPLORATION <br /> <br />4.21.1 Scope <br /> <br />This section sets forth performance standards and design requirements for coal exploration, which <br />substantially disturbs the natural land surface. <br /> <br />4.21.2 General Responsibility of Persons Conducting Coal Exploration <br /> <br />Colowyo will comply with the minimum environmental protection performance standards under <br />this Section as discussed below and in Section 2.02. <br /> <br />Colowyo plans to conduct coal exploration which may affect the natural land surface and during <br />which less than 250 tons of coal will be removed. As stated in Section 2.02, Colowyo will not <br />conduct coal exploration during which more than 250 tons of coal are removed. <br /> <br />4.21.3 Required Documents <br /> <br />As stated in Section 2.02, Colowyo will not conduct coal exploration during which more than 250 <br />tons of coal are removed.
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