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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1980004
IBM Index Class Name
Inspection
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ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT ON THE MCCLANE CANYON MINE
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<br />~. <br />~Y~/ <br />ENVIRONlIENTAL ASSESS".LENT <br />on the <br />MC CLANS CANYON MIME <br />Introduction: <br />III IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII <br />999 <br />Sheridan Enterprises, Inc. applied for a permit under the Colorado Surface <br />Coal `fining Reclamation Act to mine Federal coal at the McClane Canyon Mine. <br />The Salt Creek Mining Company succeeded to the right of the permit applica- <br />tion. The mine is located in Garfield County, Colorado, approximately 20 <br />miles north of Loma on Colorado Highway 139 in sections 15, 16, 21 and 22 in <br />Township 7'South, Range 102 West. <br />Coal has been mined from the McClane Canyon site since May, 1977: Sheridan <br />Enterprises, Inc. submitted an application for a new permit on December 12, <br />1980. Since that time the application has been under review by the Division <br />and the Office of Surface-Mining to determine compliance with the rules and <br />regulations of the Colorado-Mined-Land Reclamation Baard and the Surface Min- <br />ing Control and Reclamation Act of 1977. <br />On March 31, 1981 Colorado Mine Land Reclamation Mvision (CMLRD) sent a let- <br />ter to Sheridan Enterprises, Inc. which identified deficiencies in the appli- <br />cation that were noted during the preliminary adequacy"review." Resolution of <br />' these deficiencies was i0quifed in~otder for'CMLRD and OSM to make determina- <br />_ [ions of whether the applicant will be in compliance with the Act. Sheridan <br />-- _ -- - Enterprises,-Inc: responded to the-comments=in-a=meeting with CMLRD o++ Anr1t -- <br />/ 17, 1981. Responses to the letter and the meeting were submitted to the Mvi- <br />k. ~ sion on May 11, 1981 and May 20, 1981 and were .incorporated into the permit <br />~~- application. Further responses were submitted as they were required or com- <br />Recently Mack Fuel Supply, Inc. a subsidiary of Colorado-Ute Electric Associa- <br />`~-''`'~' ` tion, Inc._.and Loma. Mining Company, a subsidiary of Sheridan Enterprises, <br />Inc., formed a joint venture under the name of Salt Creek Mining Company. <br />„;. Salt Creek Mining Company has become the permit applicant and will be the <br />operator of the McClane Canyon mine for this permit term. <br />Purpose of the Proposed Actioa: <br />The Surface Hining Control and Reclamation Act requires that within 2 months <br />after a State program for regulation of coal mining is approved that an opera- <br />tor must submit an application for a permanent program approval. <br />~~~. <br />A. ?1Clane Canyon `Sine's proposed action. <br />The tlcClane Canyon ?Sine employes a room and pillar continuous miner tech- <br />nique. The coal produced is shuttled to a conveyor system within the <br />mine for transport to the surface portal facilities. The coal Ss <br />~~ crushed, stockpiled and loaded onto highway trucks and transported. Most <br />of the 7.7. acres to be disturbed by the surface facilities have already <br />~,J been disturbed. The existing operation consists of bench portal and face <br />up developments, mine support trailers, and a coal surge pile. The only <br />
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