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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1994082
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
2/28/2006
Section_Exhibit Name
Tab 06 Geology and Overburden Assessment
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lateral varlebility across identical strata in the study area. There is vertical . <br />variebillty among strata Yhere certain distinct physlochemicel differences ere apparent <br />between the Lennox, Yadge, end VoLf Creek areas, especially for the parameters pH, <br />seturatfon percent, conductivity, sand content, clay content, boron, and acid-base <br />potential. As discussed ih the Xining enq Mitigation of Unsuitable Overburden section end <br />Teb 21, Minesoil Reconstruction, few of these parameters will impact overall spoil <br />suitability, In many instances, avoidance end typical overburden handling will <br />effectively blend, dilute, bury, and mitigate potentially inimical zones es documentetl in <br />Appehdix 6-3. <br />The major or significant concern within the Yadge coal recovery portion of the Yoast study <br />area is the excessive clay levels found ih the 6b feet of shale strata which overlies the <br />Lennox coal seam. Two less significant or minor concerns are The potential acidity and <br />boron values associated with the Lennox coal seam and encapsulating strata. These strata <br />will be encountered primarily between the Lennox coal outcrop and final highwall in the <br />northwesterh, central neck, end western portions of the mina where the overburden is <br />thicker thah 60 feet (Exhibit 6-3), The major concern within the Volf Creek coal recovery <br />portion of the Yoast study area is the potential acidity associated with the strata <br />located 20 to 35 feet above the coal. This strata will be encountered in the southeastern <br />pert of the mine es shown on Exhibit 6-4, Typical overburden handling will bury much of <br />the clay, boron, and potentially acidic strata. Sampling plans will be used, in the Yadge <br />area where the overburden is thicker then 60 fee[ (as shown on Exhibit 6-4 )l end in the <br />entire Volf Creek area to identify final graded areas having en unsuitable clay, boron, <br />pH, and/or acid base potential level. Tho unsuitable shale and clay strafe encountered in <br />the reduced high wall or upper three feet of final graded spoil will be :scarified prior <br />to being covered with topsoil. Final graded areas having an unsuitable active or <br />potential acidity will be neutralized with amendments or covered with a minimum of four <br />feet of suitable root grouch medium including soil. The sampling plan and mitigative <br />measures are discussed in further detail in Teb 21, Minesoil Reconstruction.. <br />Literature Cited <br />American Society for Testing Materiels (ASTH). 7980. Gaseous Fuels - Coal end Coke - <br />Atmospheric Analysis. Annual Book of ASTH Standards, Pert 26. <br />Donahue, R.L., R.Y, Miller, and J.C. Shickluna. 1977. Soils - An Introduction to Soils <br />end Plant GroNth. Prentice-Nell, Inc., Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey. 626 p. <br />34 Revised 03/01/95 <br />
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