PERMFILE61124

• Permit No: C1980003
• IBM Index Class Name: Permit File
• Doc Date: 12/11/2001
• Section_Exhibit Name: SECTION 2.05.6 MITIGATION OF SURFACE COAL MING OPERATION IMPACTS
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

flows through and into the unconsolidated deposits,
topography showing local and regional terrace levels, and
topography of terraces, flood plains and channels showing
surface drainage patterns.
(ii) Mapping of all lands that are currently
or were historically flood irrigated, showing the location
of each diversion structure, ditch, dam and related
reservior, irrigated land, and topography of those lands.
(iii) Mapping of all lands included in the area
in accordance with 2.06.8(3) and subject to agricultural
activities, showing the area in which different types of
agricultural lands, such as flood irrigated lands, pasture '
lands and undeveloped rangelands exist, and accompanied
by measurements of vegetation in terms of productivity and
type.
(iv) Documentation that areas identified in
2.06.8(3) are, or are not, subirrigated, based on ground
water monitoring data, representative water quality, soil
moisture measurements, and measurements of rooting depth,
soil mottling, and water requirements of vegetation.
(v) Documentation, based on representative
sampling that areas identified under 2.06.8(3) are, or
• are not, flood irrigable, based on stream-flow, water
quality, water yield, soils measurements, and topographic
characteristics.
(vi) Analysis of a series of aerial photographs,
including color infrared imaoery flown at a time of year to
show any late summer and fall differences between upland
and valley floor vegetative growth and of a scale adequate
for reconnaissance identification of areas that may be
alluvial valley floors.
(c) Based on the investigations conducted under
2.06.8(3)(b), the Division shall make a determination of the
presence or absence of alluvial valley floors, the extent
of any alluvial valley floors within the study area and
whether any stream in the study area may be excluded
from further consideration as lying within an alluvial valley
floor. The Division shall determine that an alluvial valley
floor exists if it finds that:
(i) Unconsolidated streamlaid deposits holding
streams are present; and
(ii) There is sufficient water to support
agricultural activities as evidenced by:
• (A) The existence of flood irrigation in
the area in question or its historical use;