PERMFILE55264

• Permit No: C1982056A
• IBM Index Class Name: Permit File
• Doc Date: 12/11/2001
• Doc Name: pages 2.05-101 to 2.05-122.1
• Section_Exhibit Name: 2.05 Operations Part 2
• Media Type: D
• Archive: Yes

consist of water truck, pipe tntek, logging [ruck, and
limited to approximately 20 feet of tlvee-inch core fro n eachthole. T'
~u+alysis and strength tests. A P uc,ls. The amount ofcoal to be
also be extracted. The six previously approved boreholes {MR g7_g
PProximately 20 feet of roof material and 10 JIS Meet of fltloomaocerigl vJ ~(
feet and averaged approximately 1,300 feet. As detailed i^ MR
nxmitorin ?ranged in depth from 100 to 1,400
g Pr'rposes. 87-5, two of the holes will he utilized for
The drill Bole sites wiq be located close to existin
however, if necessary, a bulldozer will be Broads and trails. To
onstruct Psorl removal is not anticipated
~°ns[ruchun is necessary, topsoil will be removed, stockpiled, and protected from erosion. Movement b ,
e4r+~Pment across undisturbed terrain will be ke a level bench for the drill. !f bench
pt to a minimum. ~
No new roads will be constructed. If existin
Proposed access corridors are disturbed
surface drilling activities, they will be bladed and oeturn d to a condition equal to that which existed rior
to il+e connmencernertt of the drilling activities. Pr
Drillin by the
g Locations) are located along the contour fro n the closest exiostm creeds ~ E act ilocation may be
adjusted depending un conditions. P - 8, Developme++t
Upon completion of the proposed drilling and subsequent intended use, the four sites u•iil he reclaimed
Aff holes (except the two for use as monitoring wells in
accordance with Rule 4.07.3(?), q tremie pipe or drill steel hvilRl be u
[o within !0 feet of the surface. An abandonment re ) tvdl be cemented and plugged in
cor++pletion. Any excessive cuttin s Port will be subm ttedttartthe IDi fsiantPollown~t
rctopsoiling. The surroundin B will be spread even)
• bend[ constructioa was necessarv.a will then be leveled to approxunate tori ~ iralrounding surface prior to
S ontaur and retopsoiled if
The area wilt [ben be broadcast seeded usin
of holes which are surveyed in will be J;epr for o anon purposes a rate of 24
pounds per acre. Coordinates
As detailed in MR 87-5, the holes in the SW'/,
Section 30 Township 5 lv'orth artd Range 86 West w IIS e co f Section 19
reports will be submitted w mpleted as m cndodiegNVelIsSECoN W,/ of
hen the wells are finished. The re a
'+ammal drill hole size, casing diameter and t mpletion
length of gravel YPe, screen size and hnelr~al saeei1edollowing; total depth,
etc.), collar informat onf elevation of asin r plug information,
backfillin~ informationr(cutti~acs size and
and geologic logs will be provided, g (either TOC or gradeJ. In addition,
develapment nforn~tour
Drilling for Well 006-g7_1 is planned to be in 'r r
end of August. Well 006-88-2 will be cornBleted b rd lone of 1987 and coin letion '
conducted as soon as P y the fall of 1988, P rs anticipated by the
possible following well construction. Reclamation of both areas wit! be
TCC is planning on drilling two deve)o
monitoring wells. One of the two wells is identified ut the minor revision, while the location for the other
well will be provided at a later date and permitted separate) B 1991 a°d replacing two ground water
and the monitoring fuel) are shown on Ma Y' ~ he location of the hvo development holes
nronrtorine well is shown on Ma l P 38, Development Drilling Locations.
P 3A, yydrologic Monitoring l,ocatians. Additionally, the
. The development boles will be a
PProxunately 1500 feet in depth, and 5 5/8 inches +^ diameter. The holes
will he drilled using either air, foam or bentonite mud as a circulation media. Mud pits a-ill he used irr a
closed system that will prevent discharge ofdrillinB fluid from the drill site. Excess mud will be left bt tit
e
MR 97_)jq
?.05,120
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