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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1980007
IBM Index Class Name
General Documents
Doc Date
11/21/1995
Doc Name
Decision Doc for Federal Lease COC-56447
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OSM RECLAMATION AND ENFORCEMENT
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Other Permits
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Criterion 3. A special use permit issued to Mountain Coal Company 101/30/92) for spring <br />developments and water transmission lines is located in portions of sections 21 and 22, T.13S., <br />R.90W., 6th PM. Underground mining will not interfere with the purpose of the special use <br />• permit and the permit holder (Mountain Coal Company) must agree, in writing, to coal leasing. <br />No other easements or surface leases for residential, commercial, industrial, or other public <br />purposes are determined to exist within the review area. <br />Criterion 3 <br />Federal lands affected by section 522Ie)141 and I5) of the Surface Mining Control and <br />Reclamation Act of 1977 shall be considered unsuitable. This includes lands within 100 feet of <br />the outside line of the right-of•,,vay of a public road, or within 100 feet of a cemetery, or within <br />300 feet of any public building, school, church, community or institutional building or public <br />park, or within 300 feet of an occupied dwelling. <br />1. Exceptions. A lease may be issued for lands li) used as mine access roads or haulage <br />roads that join the right-of-way for a public road, Iii) for which the Office of Surface <br />Mining Reclamation and Enforcement has issued a permit to have public roads <br />relocated,liii) it, aher publ~c notice and opportunity for public hearing in the locality, a <br />written finding is made by the Authorized Officer that the interests of the public and the <br />landowners affected by mining within 100 feet of a public road will be protected, or liv) <br />for which owners of occupied dwellings have given written permission to mine within <br />300 feet of their buildings. <br />Analysis <br />Approximately 0.7 miles lapproximate!y 18 acres) cf public road, Colorado State Highway 133, <br />is located on the proposed lease roc: Ifvlap 11. No occupied dwellings, public buildings, <br />• schools, churches, community, or institutional buildings exist within this area. <br />All of the lands affected by this criterion are suitable for coal leasing with application of the <br />exceptions. A lease stipulation will be required to protect the public road from surface <br />disturbance and subsidence. Colcrado State Highway 133 will be protected from surface <br />disturbance and subsidence due to mining by the following stipulation: <br />No mining related disturbances will occur within 100 feet of the outside line of the right- <br />of-way of Colorado State :~ighwav 133 as shown on Map 1. The angle of draw used to <br />protect the State Highway from subsidence will be dictated by the approved CMLRD <br />Mining and Reclamation Plan, Ithe estimated angle of draw is 25 degrees). <br />However, mining related d~sturCances may occur if, after public notice and the <br />opportunity for public hearing in the locality, a written finding is made by the Authorized <br />Officer that the interests of the public and :he landowners affected by mining within 100 <br />feet of a public road will be protected. , <br />Criterion 4 <br />Federal lands designated as wilderness study areas shall be considered unsuitable while under <br />review by the Administration and Congress for possible wilderness designation. For any federal <br />land which is to be leased or mined prior to completion of the wilderness inventory by the <br />surface management agency, :ne env~rc^mental assessment or impact statement on the lease <br />sale or mine plan shall cons~per ~vnetner the land possesses the characteristics of a wilderness <br />study area. If the finding is affirmanve.:he land snail be considered unsuitable, unless issuance <br />• pi noncompetitive coal leases ono m;n.rg cn leases is authorized unper the bVilderness Act and <br />the Feperal Lanp Policy and Management mac: of i 576. <br />,lppendix 2, Page 3 <br />
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