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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1996083
IBM Index Class Name
Revision
Doc Date
2/24/2010
Doc Name
Complete Text Submittal - Vol III Tab 9, Vol IIIA Tab 15
Type & Sequence
PR12
Media Type
D
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• Buildings <br />term. <br />There are no buildings present at the Bowie #2 Mine under the current mine permit <br />Power Lines <br />The Western Area Power Administration Curecanti -Rifle transmission line and <br />transmission towers located west of Terror Creek are within the limits of proposed mining. <br />Reservoirs <br />Terror Creek Reservoir lies entirely outside the limits of mining and should not be <br />affected by subsidence. <br />Pipelines <br />• The Pitkin Mesa pipeline (aqueduct) is located within the western edge of the permit <br />boundary over an area of proposed mining. <br />Roads <br />Numerous jeep trails cross areas of predicted substantial subsidence. However, <br />subsidence should not result in serious damage to the roads provided surface fracturing <br />and cracking does not accompany the subsidence. Any minor damage which occurred <br />could be readily repaired with a grader and /or dozer. <br />Bridges <br />There are no bridges within the area of predicted subsidence at the Bowie #2 Mine. <br />Stockponds <br />There are numerous stockponds within and adjacent to the permit area. The <br />probability of subsidence disrupting a pond is remote. Most ponds are located in areas <br />• covered by colluvial soils; the occurrence of subsidence cracks is less probable in these <br />PR -12 -26- 02/10 <br />
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