APPCOR12340

• Permit No: C2006085
• IBM Index Class Name: Application Correspondence
• Doc Date: 12/12/2006
• Doc Name: Charles Overton Comments
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

Statement of Chazles Overton public meeting 12 Dec 2006 Northfield Mine Project page 8 of 10
(ii) The rights of present users to surface and ground water,
which may be adversely affected by the surface coal mining
and reclamation operations;
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Section 2.05.6
(iii) The quantity of surface and. groundwater both within the
proposed permit and adjacent area from adverse effects of the
proposed mining activities, or where the protection of quantity
cannot be ensured to provide alternative sources of water in
accordance with 2.04.7(3) and 4.05.15; and
(iv)The quality of surface and ground water affected by any
underground mines by locating mine openings in accordance with
4.05.10.
(b) The description shall include:
(i) A plan for control, in accordance with Rule 4, of surface and
ground water drainage into, through and out of the proposed
permit area and adjacent area;
(ii) A plan for treatment, where required by these Rules, and for
surface and ground water drainage from the area to be affected by
the activities, and proposed quantitative limits on pollutants in
discharges subject to applicable State and Federal laws.
(iii) A determination of the probable hydrologic consequences
of the proposed surface coal mining activities, or underground
mining activities, on the proposed permit area and adjacent
area, with respect to hydrologic regime and the quantity and
guality of water in surface and ground water systems under all
seasonal conditions, as determined by baseline hydrologic
and geologic data collected from, or statistically
representative of, the site. The probable hydrologic
consequences wilt identify adverse impacts which may occur
to the hydrologic balance including: impacts from acid- or toxic-
forming materials; whether the operation would interrupt, diminish,
or contaminate water sources; the effect the operation would have
on sediment yields, flooding or stream flow, and surface and
ground water availability; and the effect the operation would have
on concentrations of total dissolved and total suspended solids,
total iron, pH, total manganese, and other parameters required by
the Division.