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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1981018A
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
8/10/2012
Section_Exhibit Name
Section IV. Mine Surface Facilities Operations Plan
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D
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3) Cultural resource maps, site forms and related information is kept confidential and is <br />not accessible to the public or BME staff, with the exception of appropriate BME <br />personnel. <br />Potentially Eligible Sites <br />5RB 1008 <br />1) The same mitigation procedures are being implemented as outlined above. <br />Unidentified Sites <br />If during the course of mining operations, previously unidentified cultural and historic resources <br />are discovered, BME will insure that the site is not disturbed prior to its proper evaluation in <br />terms of the National Register of Historic Places eligibility criteria. The mitigation plan <br />described above will be applied to sites that are determined eligible. <br />IV.O Noncoal waste storage facilities <br />Prior to transportation to a landfill, noncoal solid waste will be temporarily stored in designated <br />locations in a controlled manner. Most of such wastes are deposited in transportable dumpsters or <br />other trash receptacles located throughout the property. Locations of these receptacles can vary <br />depending on trash generating activities at any given time. Such receptacles are placed frequently <br />enough to minimize transport of wastes. <br />Were feasible, waste generation will be minimized by recycling materials no longer suitable for other <br />beneficial uses. Such materials include but are not limited to metals, oils, greases, antifreeze, and <br />lead -acid batteries. Appropriate storage is provided for the respective materials such as bulk <br />storage for the liquids, specially designated dumpster bins for smaller metal scrap, and used battery <br />storage within the warehouse. <br />Waste tires are temporarily stored near the maintenance facilities prior to final disposal in a suitable <br />landfill or taken for recycling. Such tires will be stacked in an orderly fashion in a manner <br />compatible with existing regulations. In general, accumulations of waste tires will be small and <br />stacked with adequate spacing to minimize the threat of spontaneous combustion. They will also be <br />located away from heat sources. <br />Spent chlorinated solvents are maintained in designated containers at the equipment maintenance <br />facilities at the D- Portal Area. These materials are periodically taken off -site for recycling. <br />Minor Revision #147 (05/2011) IV-54 <br />
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