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2012-06-20_PERMIT FILE - C1996083A (14)
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Permit No
C1996083A
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
6/20/2012
Doc Name
Volume IX TOC and Information
Section_Exhibit Name
Volume IX Coal Mine Waste Disposal Area No. 2
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Construction <br />The total disturbed area of the coal mine waste disposal operation (Gob Pile No. 2) is <br />approximately 51.8 acres, including the west expansion as part of TR -72, the required, <br />stockpiles, borrow areas and sedimentation controls. Gob Pile No. 4 added another5 <br />acres of disturbance. The capacity of the refuse disposal site (Gob Pile No. 2) is <br />approximately 2,065,000 cubic yards. The maximum height between the toe of the <br />proposed fill and its ultimate top is approximately two hundred and forty feet. The <br />capacity of Gob Pile No. 4 is approximately 450,000 cubic yards. The maximum height <br />between the toe of the proposed fill and its ultimate top is approximately one hundred <br />and fifty feet. <br />The first task of the construction of the coal mine waste disposal area was the <br />construction of the sedimentation pond and associated collection and diversion ditches. <br />The second task was the stripping of topsoil, removal of all organic material and <br />salvaging cover material. The third task was the installation of the lateral drains, rock <br />under - drains and excavation of the toe key into competent material as per the <br />recommendation of the Lambert & Associates report dated November 10, 2003. <br />The soil material exposed in the clearing and grubbing operations was compacted prior <br />to material being placed. <br />The first 50 -foot lift, which encompassed the lower 7.5 acres of waste disposal site was <br />initially cleared of trees and heavy brush. The footprint of the topsoil and coverfill <br />stockpiles was also cleared of trees and heavy brush. The trees and heavy brush were <br />stockpiled and burned. After the site was cleared of trees and heavy brush, topsoil, <br />organic material and vegetation (including sagebrush) was stripped together and <br />stockpiled in the topsoil storage area. Approximately 50,000 cubic yards of topsoil was <br />salvaged for the entire extent of the pile. Coverfrll was salvaged and stockpiled in the <br />designated area. Approximately 28,000 cubic yards were salvaged and stockpiled. <br />Gob pile number 4 was constructed on the borrow area approved by technical revision <br />number 43. The site was initially cleared of trees and heavy brush. After the site was <br />cleared, organic material and vegetation was stripped and stockpiled in the topsoil <br />storage area. Approximately 6,900 cubic yards of topsoil and nearly 180,000 cubic yards <br />of coverfill material were salvaged. <br />The site for the west expansion to gob pile #2 will initially be cleared of trees and heavy <br />brush. Then, approximately 4,100 cubic yards of topsoil and approximately 60,900 cubic <br />yards of coverfill material will be salvaged. The salvaged topsoil and coverfill material <br />may not be stockpiled, but will likely be used to for reclamation of gob pile #2. <br />TR -72 - 4 - 02/12 <br />
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