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DRMS Permit Index
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C1981017
IBM Index Class Name
GENERAL DOCUMENTS
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Bid Documents (IMP) Backfilling and Grading Plan for Preparation Plant Area
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General Correspondence
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-5- <br /> Summary of the Review Process <br /> The Environmental Description <br /> and <br /> The Mining and Reclamation Plan <br /> Mid-Continent Resources, Inc. has applied for a permit to continue <br /> underground mining operations at the Coal Basin mines. Coal Basin is <br /> located in southwestern Pitkin County approximately 4 miles west of <br /> Redstone, Colorado. Redstone, in turn, is 31 miles south of Glenwood <br /> Springs via State Highways 82 and 133. All mine portals and surface <br /> facilities are located in Pitkin County and within the White River <br /> National Forest, while the underground workings extend into Gunnison <br /> County and the Gunnison National Forest. I �; <br /> The Coal Basin operation includes five adjacent underground mines which <br /> currently produce approximately 800,000 to 1 ,300,000 tons per year. The <br /> potential tonnage which could be extracted is 2,450,000 tons per year. tS <br /> gz <br /> The mine plan area encompasses over 10,000 acres of which h�Y will gare <br /> potentially affected by underground mining activities, and -'�ZS acres Q1�u u r <br /> disturbed by surface facilities. y13 ,) a� <br /> ,(y,, rG <br /> Review Process <br /> V Iifrpn Mid-Continent Resources, Inc. submitted an application for the Coal Basin it <br /> , mines on February 5, 1981 pursuant to Section 34-33-109 of the Colorado I , <br /> Fer a�) Surface Coal Mining Reclamation Act. Since that time, the application <br />(t)a =, /?,4�1 has been under review by the Colorado ,~lined Land Reclamation Division <br /> j(Division) . The preliminary adequacy review letter which identifies <br /> �✓;o�r,t, deficiencies in the application was sent to the applicant on April 13, <br /> 1981 . Resolution of these deficiencies was required in order for the <br /> f Division to make aeterminations of compliance with the Act. The nw <br /> C ,,"���� applicant responded to the comments on August 28, 1981 . Subsequently, <br /> the Division and the applicant corresponded several times and the final <br /> responses were incorporated into the permit on As a G, <br /> result, the review process has been adequately completed ana the Division IA PO <br /> proposes to approve the Coal Basin mines permit application, with <br /> stipulations. <br /> Environmental Description <br /> The Coal Basin mines extract coal from t?ie/Cretaceous 'Mesa Verde <br /> formation in Coal 3asin, a small eroded anticline situated at the <br /> southern end of the Piceance Basin and superimposed on a mor,ocline called <br /> the Grand Hcyoacx. Two seams are mined in Coal 3asin, the "B" bed and <br /> the "mfi:ale" oea. <br />
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