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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1981021
IBM Index Class Name
General Documents
Doc Date
3/1/1983
Doc Name
PROPOSED DECISION AND FINDINGS OF COMPLIANCE
Permit Index Doc Type
FINDINGS
Media Type
D
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-12- <br />Little evidence of subirrigation in Mann Draw was found in the study. Areas <br />where the vegetation sugyests suoirrigation are discontinuous and limited to <br />narrow bands along the channel ways. <br />Based on evidence supplied by the applicant, the Division finds that Mann Uraw <br />is not an alluvial valley floor. <br />The only area identified as an alluvial valley floor is the Canadian River, <br />which is both flood irrigated and subirrigated. This river is located 1.7 <br />miles downstream from the mine site. <br />Alluvial Valley Floors - Canadian River - Findings <br />1. The proposed surface coal mining operations would not interrupt, <br />discontinue, or preclude farming on an alluvial valley floor. <br />The permit area is located 1.6 miles from the alluvial valley floor and <br />would not physically affect farming activities. <br />2. The proposed surface coal mining operations would not materially damage <br />the quantity and quality of water in surface and underyround water systems <br />that supply those alluvial valley floors or portions of alluvial valley floors. <br />The Canadian River receives most of its flow from snowrnelt in the <br />Idedicine Bow Range east cf the mine site. Mann Draw, which flows a few <br />weeks per year, contributes an insignificant amount of surface water and <br />groundwater to the Canadian River alluvial valley floor. <br />3. Surface coal mining and reclamation operations will be conducted to <br />preserve, throughout the mining and reclamation process, the essential <br />hydrologic functions of the alluvial valley floor. <br />The alluvial valley floor will not be physically disturbed by the <br />operation. The applicant has not identified any significant hydrologic <br />effect that would disturb the essential hydrologic functions of the <br />Canadian River alluvial valley floor. <br />The operation is in compliance with the requirements of this section. <br />VIII. Water Rights - Rules 2.04.7(3), 2.05.6(3)(a)(ii), 2.07.6(2)(c) and <br />The mining operation will require 10,000 gallons per day (7 gpm) for dust <br />suppression, washdown of equipment and domestic uses. The applicant has <br />obtained an adjudicated water right for yround water under Colorado Water Case <br />Number 79CW226. <br />There are no water rights listed in the State Engineer's Office Stream Alpha <br />listing for surface water in hlann Uraw. A listing of all wells within the <br />general area of the mine is contained in Table 5b of the permit application. <br />Uf the listed wells, only 3 are located 'withins miles of the permit boundary. <br />
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