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8/25/2016 1:11:23 AM
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Template:
DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1981018
IBM Index Class Name
Revision
Doc Date
12/4/2000
Doc Name
RESPONSE TO ORDER TO REVISE PERMIT TR 53 DESERADO MINE PN C-80-018
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BLUE MOUNTAIN ENERGY INC
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DMG
Type & Sequence
TR53
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D
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•- - <br />Map 146 relates to the Road Base Storage Area. This map is being deleted and replaced with <br />a similaz figure [o accompany the SedCad demonstration in Illustration 44. The SAE for [he <br />Road Base Storage Area (see Ill. 44) was reviewed and found in error. Overly conservative <br />estimates were used in determining sediment generation from this site. First, the SedCad <br />model did not differentiate the CN (curve number) between the gravel pad and the stockpile. <br />The proper CN for the stockpile would be sufficiently low that no runoff would be generated <br />from a ] 0 yeaz-24 hour event. Therefore, the worst case runoff volume scenario would occur <br />when no stockpile is in place. Secondly, no credit was taken for the presence of the gravel on <br />the pad area. Placement of this cover material would dramatically lower the C factor. An <br />appropriate value for this variable was obtained from OSM's "Guidelines for the Use of the <br />Revised Universal Soil Loss Equation (RUBLE) Version 1.06...". Appropriate changes were <br />made to the SedCad model to incorporate these changes, The revised SedCad output with <br />associated figure are enclosed which represent these changes. <br />4.) Map 147 is being revised to include all small area exemptions. The required documentation <br />to start the revision was just recently received from Western Fuels Association. This map is <br />being revised into an electronic format to facilitate completeness and accuracy. A finalized <br />version will accompany our second submission. <br />5.} Appropriate SAE designs and demonstrations for the three remaining "road blisters" are <br />attached. These designs and demonstrations are intended for inclusion in Illustration 44. <br />The upper four blisters will be designated as SAE's on Map 147. <br />6,) Following a review of the pad design it was found that the existing sediment controls meet or <br />exceed that required for this area as explained in #3 above. The appropriate design and <br />demonstration are enclosed for revision of Illustration 44. Map 146 has been replaced with a <br />similar drawing that now accompanies [he SedCad demonstration in Illustration 44. <br />7.) SedCad designs and demonstrations aze being completed for these areas and will be included <br />with the second submittal. <br />8.) Appropriate demonstrations, designs, and modifications to Map 1 ]2 addressing the runoff <br />and sediment control for the north slope of Slot Storage will be included in the next <br />submittal. <br />9.) Map 114 has been revised to delete the table concerning sediment pond dimensions for <br />topsoil piles (see attached). <br />10.) Map 136 has been revised to reflect current conditions. <br />1 1.) a.) The current copy of the design and demonstration associated with "SDH #4, V Ditch <br />and Culverts" is enclosed. This design and demonstration was submitted and <br />subsequently approved in 1993. A copy is attached for inclusion in Illustration 44. <br />b.) This issue was previously discussed and appropriate documentation attached. <br />c.) The two sediment traps have been excavated to a volume greater than 0.029 ac.ft. <br />each. Since this site will be reclaimed in the spring of 2001 no additional <br />clarification is necessary. <br />
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