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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1981035
IBM Index Class Name
General Documents
Doc Date
7/9/1987
Doc Name
Proposed Decision & Findings of Compliance for RN1
Permit Index Doc Type
Findings
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D
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XXI. Sealing of Drill Holes and Underground Openings - Rules 2.05.4(2)(8) and 4.07 <br />Information pertaining to the sealing of drill holes and portal and ventilation <br />openings is presented in Section 2.05.4 of the permit application: <br />All portal and ventilation entries will be permanently sealed by backfilling each <br />opening with underground development waste; common fill; and sediment from the <br />two sediment ponds for a distance of 50 feet from the entrance: Once backfilling <br />is completed; each entry will be collapsed with explosives; National <br />King Coal has adequately demonstrated that sufficient quantities of fill material <br />exist on site to complete both portal and mine bench backfilling activities. <br />A single drill hole currently exists at the mine site in Hay Gulch and is used as <br />a water well. The landowner has requested that this well remain open following <br />permanent cessation of operation: The Division previously agreed with this <br />request and hereby reaffirms this previous approval: Therefore; the drill hole <br />is not required to be sealed: <br />The operation is in compliance with the requirements of this section: <br />XXII: Subsidence - Rules 2.05.6(6) and 4.20 <br />Information pertaining to subsidence is presented in Section 2.05.6 (pages 15-20) <br />of the permit application. <br />National King Coal has demonstrated that one structure and a potential renewable <br />resource area exist within the permit area: The structure; known as the <br />Huntington Irrigation Ditch; acts as an overland conveyance for water used for <br />downstream irrigation: This ditch overlies portions of the King Coal Mine: <br />Field observations indicate that surface subsidence features are present above <br />abandoned portions of the mine: National King Coal conducts quarterly subsidence <br />investigations and ditch inspections: The ditch inspections have not indicated <br />the presence of visible fractures; nor have they indicated that water is being <br />lost to the mine via surface fracturing: <br />The field subsidence surveys indicate that there has been minimal vertical or <br />horizontal movement of the established subsidence monuments: The quarterly <br />subsidence survey at the King Coal Mine will continue during the second permit <br />term: <br />The owner of the irrigation ditch has reached an agreement with National King <br />Coal; which grants the company the right to effect necessary repairs to the <br />irrigation ditch; should it be affected by subsidence processes: <br />The potential renewable resource area is the Pine Gulch drainage in the south <br />eastern portion of the permit area: In order to avoid impacting the Pine Gulch <br />stream, National King Coal has committed to not extracting coal from beneath this <br />drainage: <br />The operator will continue to monitor the established subsidence monuments with a <br />semi-annual field survey, quarterly visual inspections and quarterly ditch <br />inspections: <br />The operation is in compliance with the requirements of this section: <br />-23- <br />
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