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DRMS Permit Index
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C1996083
IBM Index Class Name
General Documents
Doc Date
11/15/2004
Doc Name
Midterm Review Findings Document
Permit Index Doc Type
Findings
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portal bench and associated structures was approved in Permit Revision No. 7. The B Seam portal <br />bench is approximately 250 feet lower than the D Seam portal bench. Approval of the B Seam mining <br />five year term was through Pernvt Revision No. 8. <br />Coal from the D-2 coal seam is brought out of the mine and is sized and stockpiled on the D-2 coal <br />seam portal bench. The development mining coal in the B-2 coal seam is brought out onto the B-2 coal <br />seam and, then, brought up to the D-2 portal bench by haul truck. Technical Revision No. 34 approved <br />the construction of a B Seam portal upland conveyor. When built, the B Seam coal will be brought up <br />to the D Seam portal bench by conveyor. From the D Seam portal bench, coal is brought down the <br />mountain side to a coal stockpile by way of a downhill conveyor. A conveyor system links this coal <br />stockpile with the recently constructed wash plant, approved in Technical Revision No. 27. Coal from <br />the coal stockpile is, then, brought down to the unit train loadout by way of a completely enclosed <br />conveyor system. <br />BRL has added a second coal waste stockpile through Technical Revision No. 30. The sediment <br />control for this new azea includes a new Pond F. This coal waste pile no. 21ies directly east of the <br />original coal waste pile, which still has capacity for coal waste storage. <br />The mine plans for both the D Seam coal and the B Seam coal have been modified several times. In <br />Technical Revision No. 31 (TR-31), BRL requested approval to extend D Seam longwall panel WD3 <br />and add additional bleeder entries to the B Seam mine plan adjacent to the B Seam longwall panel <br />WB1, in order to incorporate an expansion of mining in Federal Coal Lease COC 61209. Coincidently, <br />just before TR-31 was submitted to the Division, a rockslide occurred in the USDA-Forest Service <br />land neaz where Dove Gulch intersects Hubbazd Creek. The rockslide occurred on the east end of <br />longwall panel D9 in November of 2003. <br />As a consequence, the Division requested in TR-31 that BRL submit a rockfall repair plan for the <br />Hubbazd Creek rockfall and, also, provide a protection plan for future rockfall hazards. The Division <br />approved the rockfall repair plan submitted by BRL, as well as a protection plan that called for the <br />construction of three rockfail catchment berms, later reduced to one berm, above their mine facilities <br />azea. The Division received assistance from the Colorado Geological Survey in the review of the <br />rockfall catchment berm design. <br />A stipulation attached to TR-31 required BRL to submit a technical revision that would address the <br />rockfall potential from mining two B Seam longwall panels, WB-1 and WB-2. BRL addressed this <br />stipulation by submitting Technical Revision No. 35 (TR-35). In this revision, BRL proposed a <br />modification to B Seam longwall panels WB-1 and WB-2 so that no additional rockfall catchment <br />berms were needed. Additionally, TR 35 proposes to change the orientation of most of the B Seam <br />longwall panels from north-south to east-west. TR-35 is still in the review process. <br />
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