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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1981017
IBM Index Class Name
Inspection
Doc Date
11/16/1982
Doc Name
InspectionReports/ Documents for year 1982
Inspection Date
11/11/1982
Media Type
D
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Compliance :✓it.Z C010rado Surface Coal :�, ;:g pec'amation :act <br /> CRS 1973, as amended 34-33-101, et+ <br /> a.:d C"Ie <br /> Rules and P.ecu?at=on,s Issued pursuant to the .act <br /> "his includes a 1_st?ng of the particular provisions of the +e gul <br /> examined during the course of this inspection, and identifiesenfoacemetcru r �tich e�� <br /> during the inspection for .=allure to comp nt actionsaicen <br /> the perr►i t. ly with the Rules and P,egulat_ons, t::e Act and <br /> : <br /> 4.01 General Provisions <br /> ` A copy of the permit application was on file at the District Office. <br /> 4.02 Signs and Markers <br /> The mine identification sign and topsoil markers were in place. <br /> Perimeter markers should be placed around that portion of the permit area to <br /> be disturbed by surface operations in anticipation of permanent program permit, approval. <br /> This should be done this summer since weather conditions will prohibit placement of the <br /> markers until the summer of 1983 if the operator waits until permit approval. <br /> 4.03 Roads <br /> 1) Three culverts were observed to be partially filled with sediment. The <br /> culverts to be cleaned are; a) the first culvert below mine no. 1, b) the first culvert <br /> above the rock tunnel, and c) the first culvert above the mine no. 5 switchback. <br /> 2) Road drainage ditches were generally clean and functional with the exception <br /> of the mine no. 3 road between the portal and the lower bin. <br /> 3) The mine no. 4 road is staying in good shape and requires very limited <br /> maintenance. Only the upper portion was eroded to any extent. <br /> 4) The site for the road into the proposed site for a new refuse pile was <br /> walked. No problems were observed with respect to the modification suggested by the <br /> Forest Service. If this road will only be used for exploration purposes and reclaimed <br /> within 1-year, topsoil salvage will be unnecessary. However, if the road will be <br /> under use for a long period, every effect should be made to salvage topsoil . <br /> 4.04 Support Facilities <br /> The loadout was inspected. No problems were observed. <br /> 4.05 Hydrologic Balance <br /> 1) The drainage ditch below the truck dump and behind the bins was not functioning <br /> properly. The ditch must be cleaned so runoff is properly routed. <br /> 2) The berm needs to be built up at the truck dump so drainage doesn' t_ flow <br /> over the outslope. In addition, the area may have to be regraded so water drains to its <br /> proper location location to the south. <br /> 3) A berm needs to be built upon the mine no. 3 upper bin pad so drainage flows <br /> down the road instead of over the outslope. <br /> 4) $tad,'mont- h9F' 71r)1' )� �,,, -•TC'm0?'- : �- ;� <br />
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