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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1980007
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
3/4/2002
Doc Name
Thermal Event Update
Section_Exhibit Name
Exhibit 80 Drilling Activities - MR270
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~;: -.. . . <br />It is anticipated that 1v1CC will need to occupy the doll pad azea 24-hotus per day, 7 days per week, for <br />• monitoring and water injection until after completion of Panel 13A (7anuary 2001). Typically, mine <br />personnel will travel the roadway several times per day to bring samples, water level, temperature and <br />gas readings back to the mine site. The drill pad azea is the surface azea above the former combustion <br />zone of the underground ~'~ Northwest Headgate azea Atypical equipment list is attached which lists <br />equipment required at the drill sites for monitoring and water injection. Due to the longer than <br />anticipated occupancy, MCC was requested by the USFS to apply for a Special Use Permit. This <br />permit application will be submitted by MCC to the USFS by May 31, 2000. <br />Final reclamation of the drill sites and associated pads and roads is anticipated to begin eazly in the <br />spring of 2001. Final reclamation would include pump and pipeline removal, re-grading of sub-soil (to <br />approximate original contour) of pads and roads, re-distribution of topsoil, seeding, fertiliang, and <br />mulching. Sediment control measures would also be installed, i.e., silt fence, erosion control netting <br />and etc. The land use of grazing and wildlife habitat will remain the same. <br />Pumping rates have decreased on the surface to the combustion azea and it is anticipated that the flow <br />will also decrease at the Lone Pine Gulch dischazge point. Water samples aze being taken and analyzed <br />for the CDMG "Long List" of parameters. When this information is downloaded to MCCs data base <br />and when MCC receives the analyses from our contract laboratory, the information will be forwazded <br />to the Division. <br />Please notify me if you have questions regazding this updated information. <br />•Sin ~ ~ ~~ <br />my A. be <br />Enviro tal Engineer <br />Enclosures: Equipment List <br />Emergency Drill Hole Data Sheet (5-17-00) <br />BWbl's and ~ NWHG Drill Sites (5-17-00) <br />Interim Reclamation of Drill Sites (5-19-00) <br />cc: P. Schmidt <br />Susan Spear -United States Forest Service <br />Liane [vtattson -United States Forest Service <br />Availability of Records File <br />Iv1R 270 file <br /> <br /> <br />
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