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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1981022
IBM Index Class Name
Revision
Doc Date
7/7/2011
Doc Name
Review Letter
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DRMS
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Oxbow Mining, LLC
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MT6
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MPB
SB1
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SECTION III — STATUS OF STIPULATIONS <br />Since the submittal of the original permit application there have been a total of thirty -four <br />stipulations issued. All of these stipulations have been terminated or complied with. No <br />additional stipulations were placed on the permit since the permit renewal issuance date of May <br />28, 2009 for RN -05. <br />According to the Division's records in the permitting database, there is one outstanding <br />commitment attached to Permit No. C- 1981 -022 listed below. <br />Commitment 1 - Somerset Mining Company will address inundation of Sanborn East workings <br />by water in possibly flooded Hawk's Nest workings entering through borehole No. 8. See page <br />2.05 -391V B of the Somerset Permit. Issued September 25, 1992. <br />Commitment 1 remains from the Somerset Mine and the due date for the commitment was <br />4111193. Commitment 1 is no longer valid and will be terminated as of the date of this Midterm <br />Review for the reasons described below. According to OMLLC all but one borehole associated <br />with the Hawk's Nest Mine was permanently sealed. The reclamation work and borehole sealing <br />was done by the Division following forfeiture of the bond by the operator of the Hawk's Nest <br />Mine. One borehole remains at the former Hawk's Nest Mine at a down -dip location completed <br />to the E -Seam which does not extend into the Sanborn Creek mine in question. This borehole is <br />still venting methane and according to OMLLC personnel a decision was made to leave the <br />borehole open. Further, the Sanborn East workings have been entirely sealed off and the official <br />closure date for the Sanborn Creek Mine is June 6, 2003. Therefore, Commitment 1 is no longer <br />valid to the Sanborn Creek and Elk Creek Mine permit application package (PAP). <br />There are no active stipulations or commitments placed on the permit at this time. <br />SECTION IV — MIDTERM ADEQUACY QUESTIONS <br />The Division has the following adequacy comments regarding this Midterm Review. <br />1. During recent inspections, Mr. Jim Kiger, Environmental Manager for Sanborn Creek <br />and Elk Creek Mines has indicated that there has been a newly implemented corporate <br />structure for OMLLC. As such the ownership and control and identification of interests <br />information will need to be updated. Please update Section 2.03 of the PAP, accordingly. <br />This will require a revision to the PAP. <br />2. As described below in Section VI Bonding Summary, the Division recalculated the <br />reclamation cost estimate for the Sanborn Creek and Elk Creek Mine in conjunction with <br />the 2011 Midterm Review. The new reclamation liability at the Elk Creek Mine, based <br />on the 2011 Midterm Review and Minor Revision 96, which was approved following the <br />calculation of the 2011 Midterm Review estimate, is $4,253,709.00. The previous <br />liability at the Elk Creek Mine was $4,767,306.00. The decrease in reclamation liability <br />for the Midterm Review, of $513,597.00, is mainly due to a change in the mine's <br />borehole sealing plan, approved with Technical Revision 66 on 12 March 2010. OMLLC <br />Sanborn Creek and Elk Creek Mine -6- July 7, 2011 <br />
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