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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
X200722900
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
6/11/2007
Doc Name
NOI Application
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Colorado Coal Resources
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air/foam medium may be utilized, as an alternative to mud. Water for drilling will be obtained from <br />stock ponds located on surface controlled by CCR. Drilling contracts will specify that only non- <br />toxic, bio-degradable compounds and additives may be used for drilling. <br />Geonhysical Logging On completion of drilling and core recovery, geophysical logging will be <br />completed for each drill hole to obtain additional geologic information. Atruck-mounted <br />geophysical logging unit will be used to obtain, correlate, and store logging information which may <br />include density, gamma, caliper, neutron, focused electric, sonic, verticality, temperature, and <br />conductivity. CCR will retain in its files all drill and geophysical logs for at least one year, and will <br />make them available for inspection by an authorized Division representative. <br />Exploration Maintenance Activities -Other than initial road maintenance to establish good access, it <br />is anticipated that access road maintenance requirements will be minimal, since the majority of the <br />exploration efforts will occur during the dry summer months. Other maintenance requirements will <br />include general housekeeping in active exploration areas and regular inspection and maintenance {as <br />necessary) of drainage structures. <br />Monitorine or Water-St~pl~Well Completion -Dependent on location, depth, and groundwater <br />conditions encountered, selected exploration drill holes may be converted to hydrologic monitoring <br />wells. In compliance with applicable provisions of 43CFR 3484.1(a), prior to conversion of an <br />exploration drillhole to a monitor well, authorization wilt be obtained from the appropriate regulatory <br />authority(s). Wells completion would involve casing the open drill hole, placing 20-slot screen and <br />8/12 silica sand or apre-packed, stainless steel or PVC well screen in the desired completion interval, <br />establishing bentonitic plugs above and below the screened interval and grouting the well annulus to <br />prohibit vertical migration and cross-contamination of aquifers, and developing the well by <br />successively flushing and pumping the well bore. Figure 2, Typical Monitoring Well Completion, <br />illustrates typical completion methods. <br />[f an exploration drillhole is converted to a monitoring well, a detailed well completion report and <br />diagram will be forwarded to the appropriate regulatory agencies. Once the well is no longer needed, <br />it will be plugged and sealed in accordance with appropriate regulations. <br />Proaosed Reclamation Methods: The proposed exploration program is designed to minimize new <br />surface disturbance by utilizing existing roads and trails to the extent possible, placing drill pads <br />adjacent to existing roads, utilizing previously disturbed areas for drill pads, and limiting pad size. <br />Surface disturbance, and reclamation requirements and costs are summarized by Table 2. The <br />following sections describe the specific proposed reclamation practices to be used to return <br />exploration disturbance to a stable condition and productive use. <br />Drill Hole or Well Pluggine - Seali~ and Abandonment: All drillholes will be plugged, sealed, and <br />abandoned unless they are converted for long-term use as a monitoring well. Deeper drillholes will <br />be plugged with a minimum of 6 cubic yards (about 750 feet) of cement slurry -this is the off-road <br />transport capacity of a cement truck. Shallower drillholes will be plugged with between 3 and 5 <br />cubic yards of cement slurry (as appropriate). The cement slurry will be tremied into the drillhole <br />from the bottom of the hole, up through the target units. This will effectively plug and seal all coal <br />beds and potential groundwater aquifers to prevent vertical groundwater migration and cross- <br />contamination of aquifers. <br />Any remaining open drillhole interval will be filled with other suitable plugging material (plug gel or <br />vendor-specific grout compounds) and/or drill cuttings to within 5 feet of the ground surface and the <br />drillhole will be sealed with a surface plug consisting of at least 5 feet of cement. Information on <br />nn~~ n..up rp,eo Nai <br />ivm <br />
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