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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1980003
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
12/11/2001
Doc Name
Previous Findings and Conclusions
Section_Exhibit Name
1996 Appendix F
Media Type
D
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The permit application is in compliance with the requirements of this section. <br />• VIII. Water Rights and Replacement - Rules 2.04.7 <br />The Division has reviewed the portions of Section 2.04.7 of the application <br />dealing with water rights for compliance with the Rules and Regulations. <br />The applicant applied for surface water rights to surface water collected <br />within sediment ponds in Hayden Gulch. This water was used for dust <br />suppression at the mine. H-G also intends to retain the sediment ponds as <br />stock ponds after mining is completed. AS H-G Coal Company has ,)unior water <br />rights, when a downstream holder of senior water rights puts a call on those <br />rights, no additional water can be diverted or contained by the operation <br />until the call is no longer in effect. This situation applies to both the <br />spring in Dry Creek (Spring H-G-W) and the impoundments on Hayden Gulch (ponds <br />RWD, H-G-Th, and H-G-B ). <br />The applicant has stated that the ma,)ority of the water used for irrigation in <br />the Dry Creek Valley is diverted from an ad,)acent drainage (Sage Creek). This <br />being so, the effect of the operation on water rights in Dry Creek is <br />insignificant. <br />Water contained within the sediment control system at the loadout will be <br />treated to meet effluent standards and released back into the natural <br />drainage. The amount of water retained for 24 to 36 hours would not affect <br />• water rights. <br />There are a few registered wells within the general vicinity of the proposed <br />mine. Most of these wells lie along strike or updip of the mine or are <br />otherwise hydrologically isolated from the strata effected by the mine. One <br />well is located downdip of the mine, but is 3.5 to 4 miles away. This well <br />will not be affected because the cone of depression, as calculated, will only <br />extend 400 to 500 feet beyond the pit. <br />The operation is in compliance with the requirements of this section. <br />IX. Cumulative <br />es <br />c Consequences - <br />The applicant's statements of hydrologic consequences of the operation are <br />located in Sections 2.04.7 and 2.05.6 of Volume I and were updated during the <br />permit renewal process. Oata supporting these statements can be found in <br />Appendix E (Volume III), Appendix I (Volume IV ), Appendix L (Volume Y), <br />Appendix R (Volume VII), and Appendix S (Volume VII). These sections have <br />been reviewed by the Division for compliance with the Rules and Regulations. <br />• <br />-10- <br />
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