PERMFILE55645

• Permit No: C1981038
• IBM Index Class Name: Permit File
• Doc Date: 12/11/2001
• Section_Exhibit Name: VOLUME 9A- Environmental Assessment Appendix Part 3 OF 3
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

Reclamation of existing disturbance at the mine site and rail
loadout facilities is already underway and would probably con-
' time.
• Draft (incorrect)
The Lost Lake water is exchanged to the Stevens Gulch +:~ells via
an Augmentation Plan'(4l-3106) that has been temporarily aoproved
by the State Engineer's Office and is now before the +•rater
court. The augmentation plan allows releases to be made cut of
the Lost Lake Slough to compensate for any injury to vested
water rights that might occur because of the pumping of the
Stevens Gulch wells.
Final (corrected)
The Lost Lake water is exchanged to the Stevens Gulch wells via
an Augmentation Plan that has received final approval by the
4later Court (P,eference ;J-3106; Referee's Ruling September 22,
1978; Judgement and Decree of Water Court October 19, 1978).
Draft (incorrect)
i
At present, the mine is in the development phase. Retreat
mining has been attempted on only one panel, Serious roof
• falls occurred, resulting in the abandonment of the panel. It
is believed *.hat the location of the panel adjacent to the burn
line and the cliff edge was a major factor in causing the poor
roof conditions.
Final (corrected)
At present, retreat mining is occurring in both the second and
third East panels. Previous retreat mining in the first East
panel resulted in serious roof falls and abandonment of the
panel. The probable cause of the roof conditions in the first
East panel +.~as the proximity of the burn line and cliff edge.
. To date, retreat mining in the second and third East panels has
not encountered the severe roof problems encountered in first
East.
Chapter 3
Short-term Lease Application C-27432
Draft (incorrect)
CWI reports tha± it has experienced no subsidence to date from
• its miring operation. Hrnvever, retreat mining zt it,,a O~.~C .~ ,. ':~~..',