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2010-11-29_PERMIT FILE - C1981019A (2)
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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1981019A
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
11/29/2010
Section_Exhibit Name
2.05 Operations and Reclamation Plans
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RULE 2 PERMITS <br />Stoker Coal Loadout Facility <br />Details concerning the stoker coal loading facility can be found in Exhibit 15, Stoker Coal Facility, <br />Map,21,- Existing Structures - North, Exhibit 7, Hydrology Information and Exhibit 8, Air Quality <br />Information. <br />Explosives Storage Area <br />Details concerning the explosives storage facility are found in Exhibit 16 - Explosives Storage Facility, <br />and Map 22, Existing Structures South. <br />The storage facility is in compliance with all requirements of the Mine Safety and Health Administration, <br />Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms and the Colorado Division of Mines. <br />Loadout <br />Colowyo's loadout, the Gossard Loadout, is located at the end of the Union Pacific rail line. The only <br />segment of the spur within the permit area is shown on Map 22A, Existing Structures North. <br />Power Lines <br />Because Colowyo utilizes many electric - powered mining machines, a network of electric power lines is <br />located in the permit area to supply electricity to the equipment. The locations of the Colowyo power <br />lines are shown on the Existing Structures Maps (Map 22A and Map 22B). <br />Electrical power lines located in the permit area will be constructed in accordance with requirement of <br />Section 4.18 to minimize potential electrical hazards to large raptors. <br />A right of way from the BLM and the Colorado State Land Board was granted for the existing Tri -State <br />13 8kV running along the eastern portion of the permit boundary. The right of way includes a fifty foot <br />corridor on either side of the powerline detailed on the Existing Structures Map (Map 22A and Map 22B). <br />This permanent transmission line will stay in place after final bond release, as it is owned and maintained <br />by Tri- State. The approximate acreage of this right of way is 7.748. <br />Five major pieces of equipment at Colowyo, the three draglines, and two shovels are powered by <br />electricity. Therefore, during the life of the mine it is necessary to periodically move the existing power <br />line loop to accommodate the advancement of the pit. The location of the anticipated power line loop <br />changes are also- shown on Map 22B, Existing Structures. <br />In addition to power poles and lines, Colowyo will be using power cable to connect to the equipment that <br />requires electricity (ie. Shovels, draglines, highwall miner, etc.). This is a rubber coated electrical cord <br />that is used to run on top of the ground to convey electrical power from the substation to the electrical <br />operated equipment for mining. If the corridor for the cable is covered with brush, making it inaccessible <br />by a light vehicle, then the surface brush will be removed as a minimum. If not then the power cable will <br />be placed over the surface without additional disturbance. In most cases topsoil will not be removed or <br />salvaged due to the minimal impact to the environment. However, if necessary, the topsoil will be <br />salvaged in either a windrow, stockpile, or placed on a regraded area ready for topsoil placement. The <br />corridor of disturbance will generally be a dozer blade wide or approximately 25 feet. This allows for the <br />cable equipment to access the corridor for placement and retrieval of the power cable. In addition this <br />allows for small vehicle access for any maintenance activity that may arise. <br />Rule 2 Permits 2.05 -8 Revision Date: 10/27/10 <br />Revision No.: MR -103 <br />
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