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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1981020
IBM Index Class Name
Revision
Doc Date
11/5/1996
Doc Name
MUNGER CANYON MINE PN C-81-020 TR 11 RECLAMATION PLAN FOR EXISTING DISTURBANCE
From
DMG
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GRAND VALLEY COAL CO
Type & Sequence
TR11
Media Type
D
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outlet protection measures should be described. <br />6. A written request to retain for postmine use (with culverts <br />removed) the portion of the access road depicted on Figure 3.1-10, <br />which is on BLM surface, will need to be obtained from BLM prior to <br />revision approval. <br />7. Slope stability analyses performed on the five representative <br />cross sections on the haul road and portal bench utilized material <br />strength parameters which were assigned to the two soil materials <br />encountered on the haul road slopes, as well as to the general <br />backfill to be used in reclaiming the mine portal bench. No <br />laboratory data or other source was provided for the development of <br />these material strength parameters (cohesion, angle of internal <br />friction, and density). In addition, the application indicates <br />that coal material from the Loma loadout would be used to partially <br />backfill the portal bench. However, no indication of this <br />intention is evident on the analytical cross sections, and no <br />material properties are provided for this material. <br />Material strength parameters used in the analyses need to be <br />justified, and the portal bench analyses need to be amended to <br />reflect the presence of the coal material from the Loma loadout. <br />8. The mine site reclamation plan text should be amended to <br />specify that the coal material imported to the site, and any <br />exposed coal seams will be covered with at least four feet of non <br />toxic, non combustible material. <br />9. Existing mining disturbance limits and limits of disturbance <br />associated with the mine site reclamation plan should be delineated <br />on Exhibits 3.1-4 and 3.1-7, respectively. <br />10. The Division currently holds a $324,408.75 reclamation bond. <br />As a part of this revision, the operator is requesting that the <br />Division grant a bond reduction based on the fact that certain <br />permitted disturbances including haul road upgrading, portal bench <br />expansion, and refuse area development, have not been initiated. <br />The Division is amenable to the bond reduction for the reasons <br />stated, however the revision approval would need to be conditioned <br />as explained in the cover letter. <br />The operator has estimated that the bond liability should be <br />reduced to $138,000.00, whereas the Division has evaluated the <br />proposed reclamation plan for the existing disturbance, and <br />estimated a reclamation cost of $188,506.00. A copy of the <br />Division's estimate is enclosed. The primary differences between <br />the operator estimate and the Division estimate which will need to <br />be resolved are: <br />Task 10; Grand Valley estimated a cost to backfill the four <br />portals on site, excluding the cost of portal seals, because <br />the seals have already been installed. Rule 3.02.2(5) allows <br />a permittee to request bond reduction based on demonstration <br />
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