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C1981017
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GENERAL DOCUMENTS
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Bid Documents (IMP)
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General Correspondence
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2 acres - Main portal and yard area; <br /> 3 . 7 acres - West portal yard area; <br /> 4 acres - Water control facilities; <br /> 13. 4 acres - Tunnel spoil disposal area; <br /> The main rock-tunnel portal area is located <br /> in a previously disturbed area near the junction of the No. 1 and <br /> No. 3 mine haul roads. An area adequate for a bathhouse, garage, <br /> timber pile, workshop, vehicle storage, water-control structures, <br /> and miscellaneous storage facilities will be developed within the <br /> confines of the portal and rock disposal areas. (See Exhibit II- <br /> B-4) <br /> When completed the rock tunnel project will <br /> reduce the overall environmental impact of the mining operations <br /> in Coal Basin. Several troublesome environmental maintenance <br /> problems will be virtually eliminated, and a number of other <br /> significant environmental impacts will be more easily controlled. <br /> The reduction of heavy truck traffic and <br /> other miscellaneous traffic on 70 to 80 percent of the present <br /> road system should have a very positive environmental impact. <br /> Several of the problems associated with the control of fugitive <br /> dust emissions, erosion, and stream pollution will become much <br /> more manageable. <br /> 36 <br />
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