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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1996084
IBM Index Class Name
Application Correspondence
Doc Name
Initial adequacy review
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<br /> <br />• Q~ 35. <br />Is the location and elevation for the DH series of drill holes the only information <br />available? <br />36. The Division current understanding of the coal seams to be mined by the surface mine <br />t ~ are, in descending order, R, Q, P, O, O„ and the N. Underground mining will occur in <br />j~ ,r'~ the R and the Primero, the lowest seam to be mined. Alt seams to be mined should be <br />1 ~Gt ~~a depicted on Figwe G-I, Representative Columnar Section and list ranges of thickness <br />~L ~' Jr~ ~ whtch agree with the corresponding text. Page 10 of Exhibit 6 states "coal to be mined <br />1 ~ .~ ~ t~ at the surface mine consists potentially of the P, O, N, and Q seams." No mention is <br />oy '. <br />~IYt I, `a`1 made of the R and the O, and furthermore, the seams aze listed out of sequence. Please <br />correct this information throughout the permit to be accurate and consistent. <br />37. <br />~~~ <br />~t~ 38. <br />~~c~~~, <br />~~~ <br />ko 39.~ <br />Q <br />Cross sections and the geology map indicate the R seam and the Primero seam are <br />sepazated by 450-500 feet. However, Figwe G-1 indicates neazly 700 feet of sepazation. <br />Which is correct? Inaccwate information should be removed or corrected. <br />The Geology Map 2.04.6-2 provides information for the R and P seam for the swface <br />mine and the C and P seam for the underground operation. Are the R and the C seam <br />the same seam while the P and P seam are different? Other information references the <br />Ciruela seams, which is appazently the R. The Division has no preference on which seam <br />name is used as long as it is onsistent oIn all permit. materials. Pease correct and/or <br />clarify. ~~~\ ~k Y;~~~ ~ S-h ~~ ~e C C~'" 1[oYCn-vC a~w.a,.r /n w'3 <br />P ~- ~ w-S <br />Why aze there substantial differences in the zero contow on Overbwden Thickness map <br />G-1 and the coal outcrop of the Ciruela seam on map G-2? Should this line not be <br />identical on both maps? Why is no overbwden depicted over much of the azea to be <br />swface mined? <br />40.h~The Geology Map depicts the surface elevation of MW-2 as 7378 feet but the lithologic <br />VV log indicates 7440 feet. Which is correct? <br />41~V The Geology Map depicts the swface elevation of MW-3 as 7684 feet but the lithologic <br />11~ lop indicates 7640 feet. Which is correct? <br />42. The Geology Map depicts the swface elevation of BH-1 as 7238 feet but the lithologic <br />~~ log indicates 7320 feet. Which is correct? Also, the location as spotted on the map <br />would approximate the elevation as 7388 feet. Please clazify. <br />43. The Geology Map depicts the elevation of BH-2 as 7167 feet but the lithologic log <br />indicates 7300 feet. Which is correct? <br />44. The Geology Map shows cross-section B-B' starting from the west with BH-1, LT-029, <br />\ o-\1~9. ~ LT-30 and DH-069. Cross-section B-B' is ordered from the west starting with LT-028, <br />~~~X'Z ~~ LT-029, BH-001. LT-30, DH-069. Please correct and/or clazify this infotittation. <br />' a ~ 45 <br />~.z x~ <br />~ \r <br />-Why does the Geology Map indicate the R seani at 7248 feet for hole DH-60 when the <br />11 ~ ~ yyt .SS t'~ <br />I,/ ~,oy,(~-Z 1 , I ~ Q~Piv , <br />
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