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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1980007
IBM Index Class Name
REVISION
Doc Date
9/17/2009
Doc Name
Email Regarding Adequacy Responses
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Kathy Welt
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DRMS
Type & Sequence
TR119
Email Name
TAK
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D
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Wesl Elk Mine <br />capacity. With the construction of pond MB-5E, the stormwater runoff control functions as <br />well as water storage capacity of former sediment pond MB-1 are handled in pond MB-5E. <br />This allowed the existing pond (formerly MB-1) to be converted and utilized as freshwater <br />pond FW-2. <br />Both FW-1 and FW-2 store water that is pumped from the North Fork of the Gunnison River. <br />These freshwater ponds supply raw water for potable use, dust suppression, and the fire <br />suppression system. These ponds were constructed from suitable site materials and have <br />engineered earth-fill embankments with 3H to IV sideslopes. The pond is lined with a semi- <br />impermeable clay liner. Pond FW-I specifications are contained in Exhibit 49. Exhibit 44 <br />contains design considerations and data. The original FW-2 design is similar in construction to <br />FW-I. The location of the original FW-2 pond (in the approximate location of MB-5E is <br />shown in Exhibit 43. The original design of FW-2 is contained in Exhibit 44, but is no longer <br />planned to be constructed. <br />(5) Topsoil <br />Whenever technically feasible, topsoil and subsoil on sites of proposed surface facilities will be <br />stripped and placed in appropriate stockpiles before any construction occurs. Map 53, Map <br />53A, and Map 53B show the location of West Elk Mine's topsoil and subsoil stockpiles. These <br />stockpiles are appropriately signed and will be maintained according to applicable regulations <br />for the life of the mine or until used for reclamation. Handling of topsoil is more thoroughly <br />discussed in Section 2.05(4). When a topsoil stockpile is expected to remain inactive for more <br />than one year, it is seeded with the permanent or temporary seed mix (described in Section <br />2.05.4.). This seeding will protect the stockpiles from wind and water erosion. <br />(6) Overburden <br />Because West Elk Mine is an underground mine and not a surface mine, no overburden is <br />removed, handled, or stored. Spoil from developing underground workings is handled as coal <br />mine waste. Therefore, the discussion of refuse disposal in Section 2.05.3(8) also applies to all <br />spoil generated during these developmental activities. <br />(7) Coal Handling Structures <br />At West Elk Mine, coal handling structures consist of belt conveyors, three run-of-mine <br />stacking tubes with an underground conveyor reclaim system, a double-roller crusher, <br />screening plant, rotary breaker, a coal preparation plant and associated coal handling facilities, <br />two silos, a crushed coal stack-tube with an underground conveyor reclaim system, a dozer <br />trap reclaim system, and a railroad loadout facility. Map 53 shows the locations of these coal <br />handling structures. Each facility or group of facilities is described below. <br />2.05-41 Rev. 11104.03106.04106 & 05106- PRIO; 08,*9-TR118; 08109-TR11V
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