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File C-81-019, TR-53 <br />June 28, 2001 <br />Page 11 of 13 Pages <br />Rule 2.08.4(6)(b)(ii): See the Rules for the text of this rule. <br />The application is in compliance with this rule. See Rule 2.07.3(3)(c) above. Comments were <br />received from the Colorado Historical Society and the Colorado Natural Heritage Program. <br />Rule 2.08.4(6)(b)(iii): Within 60 days after the filing of a complete application for a technical <br />revision, the Division shall issue a proposed decision approving or denying the application in whole <br />or in part. ~ A written copy of such decision shall be promptly provided to the permittee and shall <br />be published once in a newspaper of general circulation in the locality of the surface coal mining <br />operation. ~ The applicant or any person with an interest which is or may be adversely affected may <br />request a hearing by the Board. ~ The request for a hearing must be received in writing by the <br />Division within 10 days after such publication and shall contain a brief and plain statement offacts <br />which indicate the requestor may be adversely affected, and briefly summarize the issues to be raised <br />by the requestor at the hearing. If properly requested under the provisions of this subsection, a <br />hearing shall be held at the next regularly scheduled Board meeting and a final decision shall be <br />made at that hearing and become immediately effective with notice of the decision being mailed to <br />the permittee. If no request for a hearing is received within such 10 day period the proposed <br />decision of the Division shall immediately become final upon the expiration of said period. <br />' A proposed decision was developed on June 5, 2002. The public notice was published in the <br />Craig Daily Press on June 14, 2002. It provides fora 10-day public comment period following <br />publication (closes on June 24, 2002). <br />Rute 4.05.9(18) The Division may waive the requirements of 4. D5.9(17) for certain impoundments <br />if the permittee adequately demonstrates, in writing, that fadlure of the impoundments) will not <br />create a threat to public health and safety or threaten significant environmental harm. The <br />following provisions apply to the review and approval of any waiver from the requirements of Rule <br />4.05.9(17). <br />No written demonstration was provided. The applicant was asked to provide the demonstration in <br />an adequacy letter of January 8, 2002. The demonstration was provided in a Colowyo response of <br />May 29, 2002. However, it was not submitted as a proposed part of the PAP. The applicant was <br />asked to submit it as a part of the PAP. This was done in a response of May 29, 2002. <br />Rule 4.05.9(18)(a) The waiver must be approved by the Division, and may only be applied to <br />impoundments which are not the primary sediment control structure for a particular area; are <br />constructed in reclaimed areas of the mine to enhance the approved postmining land use; which are <br />completely incised, or which have a storage capacity no greater than two-acre feet and an <br />embankment no greater than five feet in height, as measured vertically from the upstream toe of the <br />embankment to the bottom of the spillway. <br />