INSPEC07636

• Permit No: C1984065
• IBM Index Class Name: Inspection
• Doc Date: 6/3/1992
• Doc Name: NARRATIVE INSPECTION REPORT
• Inspection Date: 6/3/1992
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

state that it had been done according to their records. It was
also noticed that the inspections were not being submitted by a
registered engineer. MLRD will require that all future
inspections will be submitted by a registered engineer. No ponds
are of a size that would require annual certification.
Certifications:
Maps and Plans--Zt was found during the review of mine
records that not all of the required maps and plans were
being prepared by or under the supervision of a registered
engineer. MLRD will require that these be resubmitted by a
registered engineer.
Impoundments--Sediment pond A is the only impoundment which
has been certified at this time. -
Diversions--All diversions presently constructed have been
certified.
Roads--The current Colorado regulations allow MLRD not to
require certification or design of roads and in this case it
was not required. This particular section is part of a
pending regulatory reform to make the Colorado regulations
at least as effective as the federal. MLRD is considering
requesting the operator to submit designs for the roads at
the mine since the permit is currently being revised.
The access road at the loadout facility is not shown as part
of the permit area. The condition of the road indicates it
is a private road. It is the Albuquerque Field Office
position that this road must be permitted prior to
commencement of operations at the facility.
Coal mine waste--None developed at this time.
Excess spoil disposal--NA
Subsidence Monitoring: MLRD has determined that subsidence
monitoring will not be necessary because there are no structures
or renewable resource lands within the affected area.
Recent permitting actions: There have been several technical
revisions and the latest have just been finalized. Completion of
review of all submittals will result in a new permit being
issued.