GENERAL48878

• Permit No: C1981014
• IBM Index Class Name: General Documents
• Doc Date: 6/24/1994
• Doc Name: PROPOSED DECISION & FINDINGS OF COMPLIANCE FOR RN2
• Permit Index Doc Type: FINDINGS
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

Summary of Stipulations
JSTIPULATION NO. 1
THE OPERATOR SHALL SUBMIT RIGHT OF ENTRY INFORMATION FOR THE
FLORENCE CITY, A.T. MASSEY, AND CORLEY PROPERTIES, WHERE SUBSIDENCE
IS PROPOSED, 30 DAYS PRIOR TO AFFECTING THESE LANDS.
Status - Terminated
This stipulation was terminated with the issuance of the decision
for Permit Revision 1, March 11, 1991. Stipulation 12 was issued
at that time to cover additional required right of entry
information.
/STIPULATION NO. 2
THE OPERATOR SHALL CONTINUE ALL HYDROLOGIC MONITORING OUTLINED IN
THE APPLICATION AND THIS FINDINGS DOCUMENT UNTIL SUCH TIME AS THE
DIVISION APPROVES OF MODIFICATION OR CANCELLATION OF THE PROGRAM.
Status - Terminated
The revised permit application, submitted in conjunction with the
permit renewal and approved 11/27/89, included a hydrologic
monitoring plan as Exhibit 25.
/STIPULATION NO. 3
WITHIN 180 DAYS OF PERMIT ISSUANCE THE OPERATOR SHALL PROVIDE
DOCUMENTATION THAT THE APPROPRIATE FILINGS HAVE BEEN MADE WITH THE
STATE ENGINEER'S OFFICE OR APPLICABLE WATER COURT REGARDING THE
STORAGE AND CONSUMPTIVE USE OF WATER AT THE MINE.
Status - Terminated
This stipulation was reviewed during Permit Renewal O1, and was
replaced with Stipulation 13, November 27, 1989.
~ STIPULATION NO. 4
WITH RESPECT TO THAT PORTION OF THE COAL LOAD-OUT LOCATED WEST OF
THE COUNTY ROAD 79 IDENTIFIED AS AN ALLUVIAL VALLEY FLOOR, WITHIN
TWO YEARS AFTER THE COMMENCEMENT OF THE PERIOD OF EXTENDED
LIABILITY AS SPECIFIED IN RULE 4.15.7(5) THE OPERATOR SHALL COMPARE
THE SOIL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE RECLAIMED AREA WITH AN ADJACENT
UNDISTURBED AREA. THIS COMPARISON SHALL BE SUFFICIENT TO VERIFY
THAT THE INFILTRATION, PERMEABILITY, AND TEXTURAL CHARACTERISTICS
OF THE RECLAIMED SOILS HAVE BEEN RE-ESTABLISHED SUFFICIENTLY TO
RENDER THE AREA AS POTENTIALLY FLOOD IRRIGABLE.
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