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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1981022
IBM Index Class Name
REVISION
Doc Date
5/22/2009
Doc Name
Copy of Approved Revision sent to OSM & BLM
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Oxbow Mining, LLC
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OSM & BLM
Type & Sequence
MR88
Email Name
MLT
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D
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Section - 2.05.3 <br />protection measures. This powerline and the associated access road remain, <br />although the powerline has been de-energized. <br />E. Sedimentation Control - See subsequent sediment control section. <br />F. Roads - See subsequent roads section <br />Blue Ribbon Mine Facility <br />The reclaimed Blue Ribbon Mine (CDMG Permit C-1981-047) is located along Hubbard Creek. The <br />minesite was closed and the disturbed surface (portals, shop, coal handling, etc.) reclaimed in the mid- <br />1980's. Blue Ribbon has continued to be monitored and maintained under extended reclamation <br />liability by the operator MINREC Inc. until such time that it is ready for final Phase II and Phase III <br />releases. In the interim, Phase I bond release was successfully obtained in 1987. <br />The surface estate occupied by the reclaimed Blue Ribbon minesite is owned by Oxbow Mining, LLC. <br />The entire Blue Ribbon permit area lies within the OMLLC permit area. <br />OMLLC submitted NOI No. X-2004-223-05 to the Division on March 19, 2004. The NOI included <br />a proposal to complete exploration drilling activities at two sites (ECM-04-15 and ECM-04-18) <br />located on or accessed across reclaimed Blue Ribbon disturbance. One additional site (ECM-04-22) <br />is located on the Elk Creek Federal coal lease but will be accessed across the Blue Ribbon reclaimed <br />area. Refer to Section 2.02 for a description of coal exploration activities. <br />The two proposed drill sites and associated 1,570' of 12 foot wide access roads disturbance totals <br />approximately .66 acres. The reclamation liability carried by OMLLC for the reclamation of the <br />disturbance located on the Blue Ribbon reclaimed area will be conducted in accordance with CDMG <br />Rule 3.03 Release of Performance bonds rather than NOI bond release procedures. A map showing <br />the affected area can be found in the OMLLC Minor Revision 73 file. <br />Technical Revision 49 (TR-49) and Technical Revision 52 (TR-52) submitted to the Division provides <br />details for the construction of the Hubbard Creek Fansite on the Blue Ribbon Mine. Within Exhibit <br />2.05-E1, Map 2.05-E1-HFS shows the area affected and facilities associated with the Hubbard Creek <br />Fansite. <br />Bear Creek Fan Facility <br />During 2008, TR-60 was submitted for the approximate 2.3 acre Bear Creek shaft and ventilation fan <br />facility. The ephemeral Bear Creek was placed in a 450' x 6' concrete culvert. Topsoil material was <br />salvaged and stored in a stockpile located near the site and a pad constructed using adjacent borrow <br />materials. The 16' diameter, 620' deep ste-' `'-`- U .-A <br />technique. The installation consist of a ventila 1)tor, <br />and associated fan controls mounted on a coi 3 on <br />concrete ties, and fed by a 46 KV power hi ;reek <br />facilities. The pad contains two 7" I.D. steel li nine <br />bleeder/ventilation borehole fitted with two pi f <br />l4 4 area <br />will be chainlink fenced to reduce vandalism 1 oad. <br />Sediment control for the small area is hanc mate <br />sediment control techniques of sediment trap ?a? tion, <br />vegetation filters, etc. <br />See Exhibit 2.05-E1-BCA1 Existing Conditioi page <br />and Sediment Control and Exhibit 2.05-M6 Sh cility <br />layout and sediment control considerations. soil <br />recovery and reclamation material mass balance <br />MR-88 2.0 09
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