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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1980006
IBM Index Class Name
Hydrology
Doc Date
7/12/1993
Doc Name
REQUEST OFR STORMWATER EXEMPTION
From
KERR COAL CO
To
WQCD
Permit Index Doc Type
NPDES Permit
Media Type
D
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~_ <br />III 1111111111111 III <br />999 <br />kerr coal company <br />box 487 ~ Walden, Colorado 80480 ~ (303) 723-0721 <br />RFCEIVEC <br />Date⢠JUL 121993 <br />Ms. Anne lltlenfeldt Divisron of none~ats a heoloyy <br />Colorado Department of Health <br />Water Quality Control Division <br />4210 East 11th Avenue <br />Denver, Colorado 80220 <br />Re: Kerr Coal Company - M?~r Mine (Permit No, COG8500211, Reaues< for Stormwater <br />Exemption <br />Dear Ms. lltlenfeldt: <br />Kerr Coal Company (Kerr) operates the Mazr Mine, loated approximately founeen miles east <br />of the town of Walden, Colorado. Drainage and sediment control for the mining related <br />disturbance is provided by a number of engineered sedimentation ponds, collection/diversion <br />ditches, and associated drainage structures. Discharge from the sedimentation ponds is <br />controlled and regulated under applicable provisions of Permit COG850021. Discharge for the <br />twelve individual outfalls under this permit comes eadusively from either preapitation or <br />snowmelt runoff, with no process water discharge. <br />All sedimentation ponds are designed and maintained to provide a minimum detention time of <br />at least 24 hours for retained runoff resulting from the 10 year, 24 hour storm event. While [he <br />ponds are designed to provide adequate detention time to allow settlement of suspended solids, <br />due [o the characteristics of the dominant soil types in this area both undisrurbed and disrurbed <br />area runoff typically have relatively high levels of suspended solids. In addition, a relatively high <br />percen[age of the suspended solids in Stormwater runoff aze fine colloidal materials which do <br />not readily settle ou[ of suspension. <br />During periods of high flow due to either snowmelt or preupitation runoff, the acted factors <br />combine to limit the trapping efficiencq of the existing sedimentation ponds with the result that n <br />Total Suspended Solids (I'SS) and Settleable Solids concentrations in pond discharge ma ex ~o,.eX D~ <br />applicable effluent limitations. The accompanying monitoring report(s) for pond(s) 30~ <br />indiate eaceedance of TSS and/or Settleable Solids limitations for the corresponding <br />monitoring period. Eaceedance of applicable permit effluent limitations resulted from: <br />^ Discharge from rainfall runoff occurring within 48 hours after measurable <br />predpita[ion has stopped <br />Discharge from snowmelt runoff occurring within 48 hours after runoff inflows <br />to the pond(s) have stopped <br />Documentation of preapitation and snowmelt occurrence and snowmelt inflows to the ponds <br />is retained at the minesite and is available for inspection by authorized agenry representatives. <br />
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