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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1980007
IBM Index Class Name
Revision
Doc Date
8/26/1994
Doc Name
MR 134 STIPULATION 53 FROM TR 69 WEST ELK MINE PN C-80-007
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DMG
To
MTN COAL CO
Type & Sequence
MR134
Media Type
D
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effects the model for the "SAE Topsoil Stockpile, <br />Straw Bales and Ground Litter Filter" and "Lone <br />Pine Gulch Staging Area, Fill Slope". <br />D. It appears that culvert H will discharge water into <br />the east riprap ditch or through the vegetation <br />filter at the staging area. If either is the case, <br />the additional runoff should be accounted for in <br />the model. <br />E. The Division disagrees with the statement on page 5 <br />of the demonstration, which reads the value for the <br />staging area pad is not required to develop the SAE <br />analyses. As Enclosure 8 is modeling a disturbed <br />area, the runoff from this area is required to meet <br />effluent limitations. The notation should be <br />removed. <br />F. The Division's experience and conversations with <br />Richard Warner have established that the porous <br />rock check dam in SEDCAD is probably not adequate <br />to model the performance of silt fences and hay <br />bales. To our knowledge, there is not another <br />model that will accurately model these structures. <br />This is evident in the model for the SAE topsoil <br />stockpile; the haybales/siltfence have a trap <br />efficiency of zero percent. Therefore, it has been <br />the Division's policy to require occasional <br />sampling in these areas. If there is concentrated <br />flow, MCC should commit to taking a sample prior to <br />the water going through the vegetation filter. <br />This commitment should be included in the permit. <br />G. The best management practices (BMPs) as described <br />on Enclosure 2 and 3 of the demonstration should be <br />in place prior to construction initiation. It may <br />be impractical for MCC to install the required BMPs <br />until construction is completed. However, MCC <br />should consider interim sediment control measures. <br />Please specify the interim measures MCC will <br />employ. Please verify that approved and properly <br />functioning control features will be in place <br />during all phases of the project. <br />H. MCC should commit to performing routine inspections <br />of the sediment control structures to ensure that <br />they are functioning properly. If structures are <br />missing or have deteriorated, the area may be <br />subject to an enforcement action. The commitment <br />should be included in the permit. <br />I. The SAE section of the permit, page 2.05-37, should <br />be updated with the new SAE demonstration or refer <br />to Exhibit 66. <br />
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