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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1982056A
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
10/10/2003
Doc Name
pages 2.05-65 to 2.05-122.1
Section_Exhibit Name
2.05 Operations Part 2
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Two sites exist for the storage of uncle <br />waste rock sonveyor bctt and the otherthc onginaltmx c~~~ta.diIhe Izein <br />dumped into it unfit it is within four feet of the a P `~ ~ m tet~ialmw 11ube hawed o~ the pi rand <br />coal wilt be removed from the PProved post-mining topngraPhY• Tluring 1499, all of the law quality <br />Prppamtion ptaot will crz Pit, and backfi!ling with available development waste or oversized rnate,ials from <br />mmence. <br />If the development waste cronrains a su~cient amount of coal, dte waste wit! he <br />~~~ ~ap~ mat will be picket[ up acrd hautfd to fha prct~afion plant and placed into it for R~ <br />rporated irtta TCC s ~ ~uSh the P~Paration plant. <br />coal stockpile and refuse material hauled to the refuse pite~ r~essing, TTte coal <br />The development waste may be rem y P J Product <br />amount of waste generated fnntt gre minwlj+Isd~tateled ad'acent to the waste rock canoe yr <br />hen the materia! is stockpiled. y and the bax cut pit. The <br />7Tta cansuuction of the prpparation plant} r, omplated in 1995, eianinated the need to haul Nte tow <br />~ pile. This resulted due to the fact that TCC processed the !aw quality coal stack i1e throw <br />the coal from the material, Griginatty, it was t quality Baal to the <br />September; however o Panned to aparate the plant during ~ ~t the pant recovering <br />1,7.00,040 million tans Perationat requirements dictated the plant run year around. Given this~ule a~maximun~ <br />stockpile wit! i~ cam 1 ~r year of coal could be recgvered through the plant. The material iu the tow <br />P Y procosses by the end ofth~ second quarter, I949. used upon the above production, tigt~ <br />approximately 540,000 ions per yam afrefuse could be generated and hauled to ttrc refuse pile. quality cpal <br />The canstnrctian of the preparation plant during i994 and 1445 eliminated the need to haul the law quality coat <br />discuss~i in the above pm'a~ph, to tfie <br />500,004 tans pet -year Burin i Pe~anem refitse pile, TTrc plant wilt have trie capabiii to <br />$ period of April through September, atthou <br />Deal eautd be prodaced if ne¢ded.°tmas! c~tirapated the clean coat production wiU ~ a ~ P+'oducs <br />400,000 fens per year. in order to produce this amount of clean coat a roximatel ~ ~ additional clean <br />quality ecral will be processed threw h PP+axitnately 900,000 to <br />Ions to process the taw wail coat & the plant. With the intended rates it will takP~PP~a tim~ei'~4 tans of Iow <br />q tr through the preparation plant. Rpproximately 180,D00 to 244,OClOdtp year of <br />refuse would be generated and hauled to the appr°v~ reFus,: pile. <br />A low quality coat pile was con <br />gained in elevation and Icy againstt tlte~d on tap of the existing waste rock dis <br />the spoil and evetttually covered the existin hstos~il south of the waste ruck pile~ The rtele As the pile enlarged it <br />is shown on Map Z4, Surface Facili#ies Ma , ~ pad south of the waste rock pile. The (ocatian of iherstookp le <br />trucks, with sera ers au P Tt+e tow quality coal was fransparted to the stockpile mainly by <br />P gmenting the haul. The material was either end dumped franz the Ynzcks or lay dawn by tftc <br />scrapers. T7te trucks ar scrapers provided adequate compaction of the naterial as the <br />pits accommadatad approximately 700,400 cubic yards of taw <br />an ofd pit a formal t:auI rand did t ~' aaJ. Given thatthe stockpile waselocated~n <br />~w quality aaai stockpile. Tlta final part of the above <br />no have to he constructed, ral,e~rithe trucks or scrapers traveled aver rl,e existing <br />during the fourth quarter, t99$. If is anticipated the betowde Partian of the !aw pile was removed <br />retnaved by flee and of the second quarter, 1499. quality stack <br />grade part of the low quality coat stackpite wilt be <br />TTte G$,000 i3CY of overburden removed during highwalt madificatr"an were <br />dir~ectiy svtttlt of the excavation. in addifion, an east and west ramp has been constructed to <br />excavation, placed into the area i dragline pi: <br />The rock from the ramps was arse placed into the it, <br />width, I25 feat intp the hi$hwaii and SO feet in de Provide sccass to tfi <br />p The Pattie! excavation averages 254 feet in <br />excavation as the spans to the south remainin Pdt. There is na need to store spoil for the reclamation of th:~ <br />excavation and the remaining dragline pit. g am earlier surface mining operations will adequately felt tfi, <br />In order ro aecammez<iate the new coal stockpite ditch i7~3 wag relocated. The new Faeation oftha ditctr is shot <br />an Map 24, Surface Facilities, it is Twentymile's intent ra keep rho existin ditch <br />Tize function wilt be related to the expansion of the Caal stockpile and rho ditch's ability to convey surface rura{ <br />g functioning as tang as posy=L <br />2.45-87 <br />~~g~~~~~ ~~~ ~ d ?Rem <br />
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