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~Y <br />u <br />• ~~~ I ~ I~II~~ I~~ <br />Wyoming fuel Compcny <br />12055 W. Second Place • P.O.Box15596 • Lakewood, Colorado 80215 • Telephone (303)989-5037 <br />September 19, 1986 ~,~~,,~.,r;• ~~;r, <br />Mr. Steve Renner, Hydrologist <br />423 Centennial Building <br />1313 Sherman Street <br />Denver, Colorado 80203 <br />RE: Response to Adequacy Issues, Technical Revision ~/3, <br />Mine, Permit C-81-026 <br />Dear Mr. Renner: <br />5 EP 191980 <br />ir~L'I'~'1~ f-~1:.`,~;.i "~Gl~e~..l'„.°Iil'''!t: <br />~'~Ik..'. j^_^_-.ai. ~Il iV,fellial C~°:~n::i4i:v <br />Reclamation of Canadian Strip <br />By this letter Wyoming Fuel Company (WFC) is responding to the adequacy issues <br />outlined in your letter of August 25, 1986. Following are responses to the adequacy <br />issues: <br />Facilities Removal <br />WFC will remove all buildings and unnecessary equipment prior to completion <br />of earthwork. <br />Pit Reclamation <br />1. The 280,000 cubic yards of scraper dirt mentioned in the pit reclamation <br />'/ . ~ discussion is essentially the material located from Station -2+00 to Station <br />-16+00 on Figure No. 1. This total was arrived at by adding the earthwork <br />volumes for the sections where a~6?38lscraper was used as shown on Exhibit 7. <br />2. The material adjacent to the coal stockpile is overburden and has been <br />incorporated into the topographic configuration of the reclaimed area. <br />3. The pond has been designed to totally contain the runoff from a 10 year 24 <br />hour event. if a 10 year 24 hour storm occurs, WFC will siphon or pump the <br />pond down to elevation 8220.4 which will provide storage for a subsequent 10 <br />year 24 hour event. <br />4. WFC will commit to a soil testing program. Parameters to be analyzed will be <br />nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium and pH. Soil amendments will be applied as <br />per soil tests. <br />5. WFC will, in most cases, drill seed. Broadcasting seed, as well as hydroseeding, <br />will be other options. Straw or hay mulch will be applied at a rate of 2 tons <br />per acre or an equivalent amount of hydromulch will be applied. Straw or hay <br />mulch will be crimped in place. <br />