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1987-12-01_PERMIT FILE - C1981017 (299)
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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1981017
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
12/1/1987
Doc Name
Postmining Land Use
Section_Exhibit Name
Chapter VI Volume 9
Media Type
D
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Mid-Continent ' s experience in Coal Basin leads us <br /> to conclude that snow for winter sports will be plentiful <br /> and reliable . Snowfall begins in late October and continues <br /> through May . <br /> Mid-Continent has recorded snowfall at Coal Basin <br /> since 1970 , from November through May : (Table VI-D-1) . <br /> The National Weather Service records made during <br /> 1978-1979 at the current preparation plant area , future site <br /> of the base facility , indicate that temperature conditions <br /> are sufficiently cool to maintain good snow conditions . The <br /> weather station site also experienced substantial snowfall . <br /> (Tables VI-D-2 & 3) <br /> Altitude factors are similarlv favorable for <br /> reliable snow conditions . The sites to be developed in the <br /> area , based on the Hauk study, are north-facing (generally <br /> speaking) and exceed the 8 , 000 ' minimum for adequate snow <br /> cover . (Table VI-D-4) <br /> Final decisions as to lifts and ski slopes will be <br /> preceded by further , detailed analysis of terrain and relevant <br /> environmental factors such as snow depths and characteristics . <br /> Current plans , based on the Hauk study, include primarily <br /> the "A" area south of Coal Creek to the Huntsman Ridge--an <br /> area of approximately 9 , 490 acres . <br /> -14- <br />
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