PERMFILE51443

• Permit No: C1981031
• IBM Index Class Name: Permit File
• Doc Date: 12/11/2001
• Section_Exhibit Name: Section 3: Rule 2.04
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

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Table 2.04.6 - 3 Stratigraphy from Drillhole Log of Monitor Well
No. 296519-1
Depth (FT) Description
0 - 5 Soil, brown and sandy
5 - 10 Sand, unconsolidated, fine grained; some
interbeds of brown shale
10 - 35 Shale, chocolate brown, dark green,
yellowish, grey and black with bright
orange stained partings; shale is
sandy with thin lenses of sandstone,
carbonaceous at the bottom with thin beds
of impure coal.
35 - 52 Sandstone, white, fine grained with
carbonaceous lenses and streaks
52 - 56 Coal and streaks of carbonaceous shale
56 - 69 Shale and coal; carbonaceous shale and coal
with pyrite overly dark grey to black
hard shale.

69 - 74 Coal - the Cameron seam - with vitreous
luster, dry
74 - 77 Shale and impure coal; shale is black
and carbonaceous
77 - 85 Trinidad Sandstone, white, fine grained
with carbonaceous specks and streaks.
The beds strike at 170° and dip 6° to the southwest. This attitude seems
to be consistent throughout the permit area except where the beds have been
disturbed by faulting. One normal fault was observed in the existing mine pit
at the foot of the ridge north of the reclaimed Pryor Canyon channel (see
Revised Map 3). The beds are downthrown to the west with an offset of 29
feet. The same fault was encountered at the mine pit inside the Pryor Canyon
and it is expected to extend further south into the southeast corner of the
permit area (Revised Map 3). Drillhole logs and sections in the Permit
Application under 2.04.6 also indicate that there is a fault running close to
the inside of the western boundary of the 1982(2) partial permit area. Other
faults were interpreted from aerial photographs under the stereoscope but
these were not always easy to verify on the ground. Some of the lineations
JPSA-19
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