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2011-01-13_PERMIT FILE - C1981038A (6)
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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1981038A
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
1/13/2011
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page 1 to 55
Section_Exhibit Name
2.05 Operation and Reclamation Plans
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D
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2.05 APPLICATION FOR PERMIT FOR SURFACE OR UNDERGROUND MINING ACTIVITIES - MINIMUM <br />REQUIREMENTS FOR OPERATION AND RECLAMATION PLANS. <br />2.05.3 Operation Plan - Methods and Equipment <br />(1) Methods and Equipment <br />Mining ceased at the Bowie No. 1 Mine on December 4, 1997. There are no plans to <br />reinitiate coal production at the Bowie No. 1 Mine since the east and west mines have <br />been reclaimed. <br />Historically, in the Bowie No. 1 Mine, the First Main North entries, a nine entry system, <br />accesses the coal seam from the East Mine Portal Bench and are driven at a heading <br />of N 19` E. These entries were completed to their projected length as the First North <br />Mains. These entries in turn mined east as the First East Mains. Map 2 -5 shows the <br />mining performed through December 4, 1997. <br />The First East Mains were driven from the end of the First North Mains on a heading of <br />approximately N 109 E. The First East Mains were developed to the eastern permit <br />boundary. <br />In June, 1986 a major mine fire occurred in the East Mine. This mine fire forced the <br />sealing of the entire East Mine. In order to continue the mining operation, a new mine <br />was constructed in the same reserve, but in a remote location. This is called the West <br />Mine and operated under the same mine permit as the East Mine. <br />The West Mine was constructed during the fall and winter of 1986. <br />For a time production was trucked first to the crushing and screening plant at the East <br />Mine and then reloaded and trucked to the unit train loadout. However, some <br />temporary coal handling facilities were later constructed at the West Mine. These <br />consisted of a coal stockpile, surface conveyor, stacker and temporary crushing and <br />screening plant. <br />Additionally, the West Mine had its own shop and small warehouse, a bulk rockdust <br />system, and a bulk fuel handling facility. The West Mine was at first ventilated through <br />a third adit on the West Portal Bench and then later through a new airshaft located <br />approximately 1800 feet inby the West Portal Bench mine adits. <br />Production through the West Mine portals continued until approximately 1993 when <br />sufficient recovery of the East Mine allowed a cut through to be made and then a <br />rerouting of the underground conveyor system which allowed coal to flow again directly <br />to the crushing and screening plant. The West Mine remained only as the method for <br />suppling the mine and as additional intake air capacity. <br />The First West Submain entries access the coal Seam from the West Mine portals and <br />were driven approximately 1000 feet on a heading of approximately N 71 W. <br />The South III Submain entries were driven at an approximate right angle north to the <br />First West Submain entries and advanced to the II West Submain entries, a distance of <br />approximately 2000 feet. It is in these entries that the West Mine Ventilation Shaft was <br />installed. <br />PR -4 -5- 06/10 <br />Pfgov6b <br />
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