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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1980007
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
6/9/2008
Doc Name
Exhibit 79 Deer Creek Shaft and E Seam Methane Drainage Wells Project Final-August 2007
Section_Exhibit Name
Exhibit 80 Drilling Activities - TR111
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less than estimated with this method. Access to and from the E Seam MDW drilling area <br />Therefore, this analysis estimates the potential and the Deer creek shaft would use a combination <br />disturbance by soil type and is not of County, existing NFSRs, existing life of mine <br />representative of the actual acres that would be administrative access roads serving the coal leases, <br />disturbed by the proposed action. and newly constructed administrative access roads <br />• Constructing approximately 15.8 miles of new as follows (Figure S-3): <br />access road, over 12 years; Daily project traffic (with the exception of <br />• Using and performing maintenance oversize/over-length vehicles) is required to <br />(upgrading) on approximately 4.8 miles of access from the north via the Sylvester Gulch <br />existing National Forest System Roads Road (approved as a temporary road in the <br />(NFSR) and approximately 2.0 miles of 2002 Coal Methane Drainage Project Panels <br />existing ATV trails on NFS lands; 16-24 Environmental Assessment and <br />Installing passive and/or active degassing <br />• DN/FONSI May 2002, and modified to a life <br /> of mine (to approximately 2030) road in the <br />equipment; 2006 Supplement to Coal Methane Drainage <br />• Operating and maintaining wells for Project Panels 16-24 Environmental <br />ventilation of mine while recovering E Seam Assessment for Sylvester Gulch Road <br />reserves; Construction and Lang Draw Saddle <br />seeding and <br />Interim reclaiming of mud pits Extension Upgrade). Project traffic on the <br />, <br />mulching outslopes and cut-slopes, surface Minnesota Creek Road was an issue that has <br />preparation would occur before seeding; arisen from Delta County and the town of <br />Plugging drill holes and performing final <br />• Paonia in previous analysis. The Sylvester <br />reclamation on pads when drill holes Gulch Road is currently under construction <br />(estimated life of each MDW is three years; and anticipated to by completed September, <br />construction and reclamation would span 12 2007. <br />years); and Oversize/over-length vehicles such as the drill <br />-- Decommissioning by obliterating all new <br />• rig and semi trucks (large equipment <br />access roads and decommissioning existing transport) would access from the west through <br />roads to desired service level or obliterating at the town of Paonia, then via Mimiesota Creek <br /> Road it Delta County, Gunnison County Road <br />end of needed project use. 710, and NFSRs 710, 711. The estimated <br />Access and Road ConstruCtlon traffic associated with use of county roads for <br />Relative to road construction, the Proposed Action oversized vehicles is estimated at 5 round trips <br />would authorize construction and use of about 22.6 per year until project completion. For shaft <br />miles of roads necessary for these operations. About construction activities where cement hauling is <br />15.8 of the 22.6 miles would be new road required, an estimated 7 round trips per day <br />construction, about 4.8 miles of upgrades to with full-sized vehicles (not to exceed 20,000 <br />existing NFSRs, and about 2.0 miles of upgrades to pounds per axle) will use these routes. <br />ATV trails on NFS lands. The proposed action Estimated duration of cementing on shaft is <br />includes a 0.6-mile re-routing of an existing life of fall 2007 through summer 2008. MCC has <br />mine administrative access road to address issues developed a maintenance agreement with <br />related to geologic hazards, sedimentation control Delta County to avoid any conflicts with road <br />- and maintenance issues. use. <br /> All project traffic would also use the existing <br />The Proposed Action includes approving life of mine administrative access roads <br />construction of approximately 2.3 miles of new known as the West Flatiron Road, Long Draw <br />roads (including the 0.6 mile re-route) in the West Saddle (and Extension), in addition to NFSRs <br />Elk IRA. The Purpose of and Need for these 711.2A and 711. 2B. <br />710 <br />711 <br />locations have been approved by the Regional , <br />, <br />Forester as they fit an exception to RACR (see About 22.6 miles of road construction or <br />Proposed Activities in IRA section below). reconstruction between existing roads and new <br /> drill pads would occur. Approximately 2.3 of <br /> these miles are in the West Elk IRA. <br />Deer Creek Ventilation Shaft and E Seam Methane Drainage Wells FEIS S-7 <br />
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