PERMFILE133148

• Permit No: C1981044A
• IBM Index Class Name: Permit File
• Doc Date: 3/31/2004
• Section_Exhibit Name: 4.0 Permit Performance Standards
• Media Type: D
• Archive: Yes

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• Following topsoil replacement, the soil will be sampled and analyzed for possible deficiencies in nitrogen, potassium,
or phosphorus. If analysis results indicate a deficiency of any of these elements, appropriate soil amendments will be
applied.
All drill holes and portals will be sealed to meet the performance standards of this section.
A detailed discussion of the sealing of drill holes and underground openings is presented in Section 2.05.4,
Reclamation Plan. Atypical portal seal is illustrated by Figure 57, Typical Portal Seal. The No. 5 Mine portals have
been temporarily sealed in accordance with the MSHA sealing plan and the portal partially backfilled. Upon final
reclamation, the portal area will be sealed per the approved plan.
CEC does not plan to conduct surface blasting activities. CEC will comply with all State and Federal Laws (MSFIA)
which apply to the use of explosives.
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• CEC is an underground coal mining operation; therefore, no excess spoil will be produced. Reclamation activities
planned for the abandoned No. 9 mine portal area and the Williams Fork Strip are presented in Section 2.05.4,
Reclamation Plan and Exhibit 24, Williams Fork Strip Pit Reclamation Plan, respectively. CEC plans to restore all
disturbed lands to the approximate original contour.
CEC plans to dispose of all underground development waste, not disposed of underground, in approved waste
disposal sites. The location of the waste disposal sites are shown graphically on the Structures and Renewable
Resources Map (Map 25). The design, geotechnical evaluation, and chemical characteristics of the approved waste
disposal sites aze presented in Exhibit 21, Waste Disposal Site.
CEC utilizes a rotary breaker and screen to size its product. The oversized material can be defined as coal processing
waste and it has been hauled to both the original refuse pile and the No. 9 portal disposal site. The designs and plans
for these sites have been previously approved by the DMG, and the original site details can be found in Exhibit 21.
As stated above, CEC uses a rotary breaker and screening process to separate oversized material from the coal
product. This material is disposed of in the approved refuse sites.
CEC will comply with this requirement if a fire occurs in the coal mine waste.
• 4.11.2 B IRNFD WA TI .I .ATION
CEC will comply with this requirement if a fire occurs in the coal mine waste.
Permit Renewal No. 3 4.01-8 7/15/98