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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1981017
IBM Index Class Name
GENERAL DOCUMENTS
Doc Name
Bid Documents (IMP) Backfilling and Grading Plan for Preparation Plant Area
Permit Index Doc Type
General Correspondence
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D
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DRMS Re-OCR
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Signifies Re-OCR Process Performed
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-a- <br /> The present mines or entries, from north to south, are: <br /> Coal Basin (No. 5) Mine <br /> L.S. 'good (NO. 3) Mine <br /> Dutch Creek (No. 2) Mine <br /> Dutch Creek (No. 1 ) Mine <br /> Bear Creek (No. 4) Mine <br /> Coal is produced from two seams: the Coal Basin Seam, or "B" bed, in <br /> which the Coal Basin (No. 5) , L.S. Wood (NO. 3) , Dutch Creek (No. 1 ) , and <br /> Bear Creek (No. 4) mines are located; and the Dutch Creek Seam, or <br /> "Middle" bed, which lies stratigraphically 450 feet above the "B" bed, <br /> and in which the.Dutch Creek (No. 2) mine is located. <br /> Room and pillar and longwall mining techniques are to be used in <br /> recovering the mineable coal reserves within the permit area. The amount <br /> of coal that Mid-Continent plans to produce is estimated to be from <br /> 800,000 to 1 ,300,000 tons per year depending upon the market situation. <br /> The total potential tonnage that could be extracted yearly is 2,450,000 <br /> tons per year. <br /> The run-of-mine coal is tri-is)orted from the mine portal bins to the <br /> preparation plant in off-highway diesel powered trucks. Each of the <br /> mines is located approximately 4 miles from the preparation plant. At <br /> the preparation plant, rock and refuse materials are removed from the <br /> coal by gravity separation methods and froth flotation. After cleaning, <br /> the coal is thermally dried and placed in clean coal storage bins from <br /> whence it is transported approximately 22 miles to the unit train loadout <br /> station at Carbondale oy semi-trucks. Rock and refuse materials removed <br /> from the coal at the preparation plant are placed in refuse piles <br /> situated in Coal Basin near the preparation plant and below Mine No. 4. <br /> The projected life of the mine is 40 years. Reclamation will proceed <br /> following the completion of mining operations. The disturbed areas will <br /> be graded, topsoiled where sufficient material is available, and seeded <br /> with predominantly native species. Vegetation characteristics will be <br /> monitored until the post-mining conditions are approximately equal to <br /> adjacent areas of comparable vegetation. The final reclaimed surface <br /> will blend in with the surrounding undisturbed areas. <br />
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