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C1981019
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12/17/2010
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Rule 2.04.6 Geology Description
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RU 2 PERMITS <br />MA ...�..,w:. %r�re'.;�_r4".dS ?Y9 z a691s wFdd ibdre n r.i�u�. " e`�,s y, <br />are distributed sufficiently to meet this criterion for the Collom Lite pit with some coverage for the Little <br />Collom X pit. <br />Overburden and interburden samples from drill holes 97 -06, 97 -09, 97 -15, 99 -02, 99 -04, 99 -09, 00 -03, <br />and 00 -08 were collected from cuttings obtained during the drilling of each hole. The holes were drilled <br />with air. When a water source was encountered during drilling, water was injected to help flush the <br />cuttings from the holes. This continued until cuttings were no longer obtainable. <br />Overburden samples from drill holes C- 04 -04, C- 04 -14, C- 04 -25, C- 04 -36, C- 05 -26, and C -05 -32 were <br />obtained from core samples. Drilling depths ranged from ground surface to between approximately 450 <br />feet and 818 feet in depth. Samples were collected from intervals based on the material properties such as <br />color and texture or were collected at regular predefined intervals. Sample intervals ranged from <br />approximately one foot to 15 feet and averaged 5 feet. A total of 619 discrete samples were collected and <br />analyzed to characterize approximately 4,212 feet of overburden. Coal seams within the drill holes were <br />also analyzed but are not included in this section because coal will not be used as reclamation material. <br />The following analyses and sample preparation were performed on overburden and coal samples: <br />Physicochemical Analysis and Methods <br />• pH, sat paste <br />• Electrical Conductivity @ 25 C <br />• Saturation <br />• Texture <br />• Ca (sat paste) <br />• Mg (sat paste) <br />• Na (sat paste) <br />• SAR <br />• Cation Exchange Capacity <br />• Exchangeable Na <br />• Exchangeable Sodium percent <br />• Se (hot water) <br />• B (hot water) <br />• NO2 -NO3 (paste) <br />• Mo (NH4 oxalate) <br />• As, Hg, Pb, Zn, Fe, and Mn <br />(AB -DTPA Extractable) <br />• NP as CaCO3 <br />USDA No.60 (21A) <br />EPA Method M120.1- meter,w /sat paste <br />USDA No. 60 (2) <br />ASTM D 422 Hydrometer <br />EPA Method M6010 ICP <br />EPA Method M6010 ICP <br />EPA Method M6010 ICP <br />calculation <br />NH USDA No. 60 (19) <br />NH extractable, M601 0B ICP <br />Exchangeable Na/CEC <br />SM3500 -Se.0 <br />EPA Method M6010 ICP <br />EPA Method M353.2- automated <br />EPA Method M6010 ICP <br />EPA Method M6010 ICP <br />EPA Method M600/2 -78 -054 3.2.3 <br />• Total Sulfur <br />• Sulfur Forms in percent EPA Method M600/2 -78 -054 3.2.4 <br />• Acid Generation Potential (AGP), <br />Acid Neutralization Potential (ANP) <br />and Acid Base Potential (ABP) EPA Method M600/2 -78 -054 1.3 <br />• AGP:ANP calculation <br />Sample Preparation Methods <br />• Air Dry @ 34° C USDA No. 1, 1972 <br />Collom — Rule 2, Page 30 <br />Revision Date: 1/23/09 <br />Revision No.: PR -03 <br />
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