2008-09-22_PERMIT FILE - X200823002 ‎(3)‎

• Permit No: X200823002
• IBM Index Class Name: Permit File
• Doc Date: 9/22/2008
• Doc Name: NOI Application
• From: Blue Mountain Energy
• To: DRMS
• Email Name: JDM
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

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General Formation Description
Wasatch Formation -
Shales, mudstone, sandstone & conglomerate
Shales often carbonaceous with lenses of coo
or conglomerate: sandstones thinly bedded
and persistent.
Upper Williams Fork Formation -
Sandstone: thick, fine-grained; interbeds with
siltstone and shale; locally thin bedded and
carbonaceous with shaley laminae or thin
discontinuous coals.
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B-Seam
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Shale or mudstone Sandstone
Sandy shale Conglomerate
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Lower Williams Fork Formation -
Sandstone, siltstonc, mudstone an coal; sands
fine-grained, calcareous, lenticular, interbed
with siltstones and mudstones; Silts and shales
often burrowed and sideritic; Mudstones gray to
black, carbonaceous; Coals may be thick and
persistent or thin, erratic and discontinuous.
Iles Formation -
Sandstone and siltstone: light to dark gray,
sands fine to very fine-grained, calcareous,
silty to shaley; Locally carbonaceous or may
include thin discontinuous coals.
Mancos Shale -
Shale; dark gray, marine;interbeds with silts
and very fine to medium-grained sandstones;
foss iliferous in places.
Access routes were selected based on minimizing the extent of disturbance, limiting the
potential for future public access, avoiding known archeological resources, and minimizing
impact to wildlife habitat of greater value.
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