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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1982057
IBM Index Class Name
Application Correspondence
Doc Date
2/19/1985
Doc Name
SENECA II WEST APPLICATION RESPONSE ADEQUACY REVIEW
From
MLRD
To
ANNE BALDRIGE
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Anne Baldrige <br />above, the post <br />resulting in an <br />In either case, <br />does constitute <br />configuration. <br />- 3 - February 19, 1985 <br />-mining topography might rise by an additional 1.8 feet, <br />average post-mining topographic deflation of 2.8 feet. <br />the projected post-mining topographic configuration <br />an acceptable approximate original contour <br />On Page 12-60 of the amended application, the applicant states: <br />"Peabody coal company has tried to take into account <br />all of the factors that contribute to the <br />development of the final topography of the <br />preparation of the post-mining topography map, <br />Exhibit 13-2. As mining progresses, Peabody will <br />continue to monitor the estimated appearance of the <br />topography with the aid of the computer. The <br />post-mining topography map should be considered a <br />'best estimate'. If Peabody finds in its monitoring <br />of swell, grading, and field conditions that the <br />post-mining topography will deviate significantly <br />from that shown on the map, the Division will be <br />notified." <br />The operator has been producing annual post-mining topographic maps of <br />areas graded within the Seneca II mine. This practice has proven <br />sufficient to allow verification of the post-mining topography. The <br />operator should either specifically commit to such a monitoring <br />program, or we should stipulate it in any eventual permit approval. <br />cc: Mike Long <br />/wjh <br />7846E <br />
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