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<br />III. Emissions Permits <br />1. Final approval was requested for <br />Emissions Permits in 1984, and was received <br />in May and June, 1989. Initial approvals <br />were retained on two permits, one for the <br />upper refuse pile and one for a coal fired <br />boiler, which have not yet been constructed. <br />Copies of all the permits were submitted to <br />the Division at that time. Additional <br />copies are attached and should replace those <br />in Volume 4. <br />IV. Future Increases in Coal Production <br />1. MCC submitted Technical Revision #57 in <br />September, 1990, to increase West Elk Mine's <br />projected production tonnage to that more <br />typical of a longwall. The Division <br />approved TR #57 on December 4, 1990. <br />V. Topsoil <br />1-3. MCC has entered into a contract with <br />Greystone Consultants, Inc. to update and <br />restructure West Elk Mine's (WEM) permit. <br />Part of this work includes revising WEM's <br />Surface Facilities map and having it scanned <br />into an AutoCAD computer program. The base <br />computer map can then be updated & changed <br />adding the soils information, drainage <br />information, and any other changes that have <br />been requested in the renewal adequacy <br />questions or will be added by future <br />revisions. The restructured permit with the <br />new maps will be completed by October 31, <br />1991. <br />VI. Surface Hydrology <br />1-2. As mentioned above, a new drainage map <br />is to be prepared using the base Surface <br />Facilities map on WEM's AutoCAD program. In <br />addition, all ditches and culverts will be <br />listed and designs summarized. This will be <br />included in the restructured permit to be <br />completed by October 31, 1991. <br />3. Per the Division's recommendations <br />during several site inspections, including <br />those completed in August, 1986, and May, <br />1987, MCC does not plan to remove any slide <br />debris from the upper diversion ditch. We <br />concur that much greater disturbance would <br />be caused by the removal of the landslide <br />