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2010-12-23_APPLICATION CORRESPONDENCE - C2010089
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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C2010089
IBM Index Class Name
Application Correspondence
Doc Date
12/23/2010
Doc Name
Preliminary Adequacy Review (Part 1)
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Western Fuels Association, Inc.
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MLT
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C- 2010 -089 PAR Part 1 23- Dec -2010 <br />New Horizon North Mine Page 20 of 21 <br />2.05.6Q —Fish and wildlife plan <br />This section will be incorporated into Part 2 of the Division's PAR. <br />2.056(3) — Protection of hydrological balance <br />In the last sentence on page 6 of the Protection of the Hydrologic Balance section of <br />2.05.6(3), it is stated that some of the surface water monitoring sites may be relocated as the <br />mining progresses. The Division is concerned that the relocation of monitoring sites may <br />result in a lack of continuity in the monitoring program. Please explain which monitoring <br />sites may be moved and if there are replacement monitoring site locations that would not <br />require relocation. <br />2. On page 7 of the Protection of the Hydrologic Balance section of 2.05.6(3), it is stated that <br />the stream buffer zones along Nygren Draw, Meehan Draw and Glasier Draw will not be <br />affected by mining- related surface disturbances. Please describe on page 7 of Section <br />2.05.6(3) the measures that will be used to ensure compliance with Rule 4.05.18. Before the <br />Division can make a proposed decision on the new permit application, the Division will <br />need this information when it makes its findings of compliance with Rule 4.05.18. <br />3. In the second full paragraph on page 8 of Section 2.05.6(3), it is stated that calculations were <br />made that determined that there would not be significant impact to receiving stream water <br />quality and water rights due to mine discharges. Please provide the calculations or reference <br />on page 8 where in the permit application these calculations can be found. <br />4. In the second full paragraph on page 8 of Section 2.05.6(3),. it is stated that present or <br />potential uses of the water were not considered in the determination of no significant injury <br />to receiving stream water quality and water rights due to mine discharges. Please explain <br />why present or potential uses were not considered. <br />5. In the second to last paragraph on page 8 of Section 2.05.6(3), it is stated that WFC will file <br />for an augmentation plan with the Water Court. Please provide a copy of the augmentation <br />plan to the Division when it is approved and reference the location of the plan on page 8. <br />6. In the top paragraph on page 9 of Section 2.05.6(3), it is stated that WFC plans to operate a <br />Substitute Water Supply Plan. Please provide a copy of the plan to the Division when it is <br />obtained and reference the location of the plan on page 9. <br />7. On page 6 of Section 2.05.6(3), Protection of the Hydrologic Balance, it is stated that <br />excessive leakage from the sediment ponds will be avoided by compaction of the pond <br />bottoms and sides. Please explain what "excessive" is and why the ponds should not be <br />lined. <br />8. In the second paragraph on page 9 of Section 2.05.6(3), it is stated that water augmentation <br />during the irrigation off season will not be required. However, it is stated elsewhere in the <br />permit text that off season water is diverted into the irrigation system to fill cisterns etc. <br />Please explain why water augmentation would not be needed during the irrigation off <br />season. <br />All remaining sections of the Rules will also be incorporated into Part 2 of the Division's PAR. <br />
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