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2009-04-27_PERMIT FILE - C1996083A
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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1996083A
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
4/27/2009
Doc Name
pg 2.05-59 to 2.05-126
Section_Exhibit Name
2.05 Operation and Reclamation Plans Part 2
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D
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2.05.6 <br />The discussion presented under Section 2.04.6(3)(a)(iii)(C)cnncludes there <br />is no acid or toxic forming properties in the coal or surrounding strata. <br />Therefore, no adverse impacts are expected to the hydrologic balance based <br />on acid or toxic forming materials. <br />The quality of the surface water should not be degraded. The proposed <br />location of sediment ponds B and C (see Map 20) should have a beneficial <br />effect on the sediment yields and flooding of B and C gulches. These ponds <br />will reduce the downstream flow in these gulches. The run-off from the <br />gulches has not historically been put to any beneficial use. <br />The proposed small area exemptions located along the material storage yard <br />along the old railroad bed should have a positive effect on surface water <br />quality. For the first time in many years the run-off from these areas will be <br />passed through some sediment control feature. <br />Construction of the loadout should not impact the flow of irrigation water <br />under the railroad tracks. The irrigation water has been flowing under the <br />tracks for numerous years and the track has been active with coal trains for <br />numerous years. The Terror Creek Loadout has bee active for about twenty <br />years and has not had any reported adverse effect on irrigation water or <br />water wells. The applicant will assure irrigation water is piped under its <br />tracks to eliminate any potential adverse effect. The applicant owns the <br />irrigated land south of and below its railroad tracks. <br />The quality of ground water should not be impacted unless it flows into the <br />mine. The only potential impact the mine will have on ground water is to <br />intercept it in the underground workings. Mine water discharge, if it occurred, <br />would potentially effect the concentrations of total dissolved solids in the <br />receiving stream. The mine discharge should not effect, total iron, pH, and <br />manganese in the receiving stream. <br />• <br />TR-54 2.05 - 72 12/08 <br />~`~ieDV6l~ <br />~/I'Z/~~ <br />
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