2009-05-12_PERMIT FILE - C1980005 ‎(2)‎

• Permit No: C1980005
• IBM Index Class Name: Permit File
• Doc Date: 5/12/2009
• Section_Exhibit Name: Tab 12 Operation Plan
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

SIGNS AND MARKERS I
4.02 A variety of signs and markers are utilized to identify the mine, permit
• perimeter, buffer zones, blasting areas, and topsoil stockpiles. These signs
ate generally of a standard design as illustrated by Figures 12-1, 12-Z, and
12-3. Local ordinance or safety practice may dictate some variation or
additional signs; however, all signs and markers required are or will be
prominently posted. The following are descriptions of those signs required
to be used'a[ Seneca II.
4.02.2 Mine Identification. A ml ne id entiflcatlon sign is posted adjacent to County
Road 27 prior to reachl nq the office and shop area. The sign shows the name,
business address, and telephone number of the perml ttee and identification
numbers of current mining and reclamation permits. The sign will not be
removed unt 11 after release from all bonds. Any disturbance caused by
removal of the sign will be completely reclaimed.
4.02.3 Perimeter Markers. These signs are of a company standard design and made of
metal erected on st eel posts. Each perimeter sign is placed within sight
distance of the next
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COMPANY, PERMIT AREA BOUNDARY, and the permit number.
4.02.5 Buffer Zones. Buffer zone markers will be installed along those streams
identified by Section 4.05.10 as requiring buffer zone protection.
4.02.6 Blasting Signs. Two 121 types of signs are used for blasting areas: Signs
R" x 28" with 2" red, bold letters reading "BLASTING AREA" are presently
displayed within 50 feec of access and haul roads, and 100 feet of any public
road right-of-way, and at [he edge of the blas[Sng areas. The sign locations
will change in order [o identify current blasting areas.
12-16 Revised 09/17/98