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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1994082A
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
8/6/2002
Section_Exhibit Name
Tab 13 Facilities
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dragline, is loteted in the NIPA of Section 17 near the mining area. The site is <br />approximately 400 feet by 400 feet in size. The site will be reclaimed at the end of the <br />life of mine. See Exhibits 12-1 and 13-1 for location. <br />Coal Handling Structures. There will be a raw cool stockpile located in the facilities <br />area. Off-road trucks will haul coal from the pit to this stockpile. An end loader will <br />load highway trucks at this location for coal transport to the powerplant. The coal is <br />hauled to the powerplant for processing and use. A small employee's coal stoekpi le will <br />be loteted at the dragline erection site (see Exhibits 12-1 and 13-1). <br />Sugoort Facilities and Utility Installations. All support facilities used in connection <br />with the operation of the mine, including but not limited to, mine buildings, equipment <br />storage facilities, sheds, shops and other buildings will be designed, constructed or <br />reconstructed end loteted to minimize or control erosion end siltation, water pollution <br />and damage to public or private property. <br />Services which run through, pass over, or under the permit area, consisting o} power, <br />• sewage, water, end telephone lines, end wells will be protected against damage or <br />relocated to prevent or minimize the disruption of service. <br />Literature Cited <br /> <br />American Association of State Highway Officials. "A Policy on Geometric Design of Rural <br />Xighways". 1965. <br />American iron and Steel Institute. "Handbook of Steel Drainage 8 Highwev Construction <br />Products". 1983. <br />Barfield, B.J.; Varner, R.C.; and C.T. Naen. "Applied Hydrology end Sedimentology for <br />Disturbed Arses". 1983. <br />Chow, 7.T. Open ChenneL Hydraulics. McGraw-Hill, New York. 1959. <br />Dodson 8 Associates, Inc., Houston, Texas. "Pipe Culvert and Trope zoidal Channel <br />Analysis". User's Nanual end Program Reference. 1985. <br />Linsley, R. and Frenzini, J. Meter Resources Engineering. McGraw-Hill, New York. 1972. <br /> McCuen, R.H. A Cuide to H ydrologic Analysis Using SCS Hethods. 1982. <br /> Mirafi <br />Inc "Fabrics for Armored Erosion Protection of Slo end Shoreli <br />1983 <br />es" <br /> , <br />. pes n <br />. <br />. <br />United States Department of Agriculture, SCS. °Ralnfel l-Runoff Tables for Selected Runoff <br />Curve Numbers". T.R. No. 16 Hvdroloev. 1960. <br />33 Revised 03/01/95 ~. <br />
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