INSPEC21409

• Permit No: C1981022
• IBM Index Class Name: Inspection
• Doc Date: 4/9/1998
• Doc Name: COAL INSPECTION REPORT
• Inspection Date: 3/26/1998
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

Bekrrv aro comments on the Inspectlort. Ths comments krdude discrlasion of obeervaUons made
doing the krepectlon. Comments also describe any enrorcxment actlone taken during the IrtspecNon
and the facts or evldenoe supportlng the enforcement ectlon.
On March 26, 1998, four aerial photographs were taken by Harry Kenney from the Division of Minerals
and Geology. These photographs were reviewed by William J. Getter of the Division of Minerals and
Geology. These photographs show the following locations:
• Two photos of the Sanborn Creek Facility
• Lower Hubbard Creek Site
• Upper Hubbard Creek Site (This photograph also shows the Blue Ribbon Mine site and will be
filed in that file).
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• The County Road up Hubbard that was photographed is snow covered, but appears to be stable.
• The road to the cemebay at the Sanborn Creak site appears to be passable and stable at the time
of these photographs.
• Other roads at the Sanborn Creole site, outside the active cansancticn area, appear to be stable
and in good condition.
• Sedimentation pc®ds A and B contain free water but do ~t appear to be discharging at the time
of the photographs.
• The sedimentation pond at Upper Hubbard Creek appears m be snow wvered, but does not
contain any free water at the time of this Photograph.
• ~ No slide damage ar other erosion is visible at the Upper Hubbard Creek site.
• At the Lower Hubbard Creek site there is no visible slide of erosion damage.
• In the photographs of the Satrdbom Creek area there is no apparent slide or erosion damage.