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<br />TWENTYMILE COAL CO - LOCAL ADS
<br />JERRY NETTLETON - LEGALS
<br />29515 RCR #27
<br />OAK CREEK
<br />CO 80467
<br />9708702712
<br />JNettleton @peabodyenergy.com
<br />12595 -4
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<br />NOTIFICATION OF INTENT TO SEEK
<br />PARTIAL LIABILITY RELEASE
<br />PROPOSED PUBLIC NOTICE
<br />Twentymile Coal, LLC (TC) has filed an appli-
<br />cation with the Colorado Division of Recla-
<br />mation, Mining, and Safety (CDRMS) for par-
<br />tial release (Phase 1 Bond Release) of recla-
<br />mation habit for several areas of the Foidel
<br />Creek Mine (Mine), encompassing approxi-
<br />mately 143 acres. These facilities and
<br />areas, which uncWde the CYCC Office Build-
<br />ing, Eastern Mining District (EMD) /9 -Right
<br />Ventilation Shaft Installation 18 -Right Intake
<br />Shaft Installation, and Fish Creek Tipple Fa-
<br />cdrtres and an associated sod mate' at stock-
<br />pile located near the Middle Creek (Pit 3)
<br />Shop, are no longer needed to support on-
<br />going or future operations, and have there-
<br />fore been reclaimed. TC is the current
<br />owner, operator, and perrnittee under Permit
<br />No C -82 -056 (originally issued May 23,
<br />1983) for the Mine and related support facili-
<br />ties. The Mine is located approximately
<br />twenty miles southwest of Steamboat
<br />Springs, Colorado near the intersection of
<br />Roult County Roads 27 and 33 TC's busi-
<br />ness address is
<br />kcrimmins
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<br />Twentymile Coal, LLC
<br />29515 RCR27
<br />Oak Creek, Colorado 80467
<br />(970) 879 -3800
<br />Steamboat
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<br />The partial liability release request covets
<br />areas within the Mine Permit Boundary that
<br />encompass the following specific areas;
<br />Township 5N, Range 87W, btu Principal Me-
<br />riden - Portions of Sections 2, 10, 11, 13, 14,
<br />and 29 These areas are shown on the Rat-
<br />tlesnake Butte and Milner 7.5 minute USGS
<br />Quadrangle Maps
<br />The CYCC Office was constructed in 1967,
<br />and demolshed in 2006 The EMD✓9 -Right
<br />Ventilation Shaft Installation was permitted
<br />(TR95 -24) and constructed in 1996 to pro-
<br />vide adequate mine ventilation an flow tor on-
<br />going operations in the Eastern and Northern
<br />Mining Distracts With completion of active
<br />mining in these areas, the associated facili-
<br />ties and area were reclaimed in 20W-20 10.
<br />The 18 -RrgM Intake Shaft Installation was
<br />permitted (TR04 -44) and constructed to pro-
<br />vide adequate mine ventilation airflow for on-
<br />going operations in the Northern Mining Dis-
<br />trict. Subsequent additions included installa-
<br />tion of an escape hoist in 2005 (MR05 -200),
<br />shaft heaters in 2007 (MR07 -715), and Mine
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<br />PILOT TODAY
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<br />PO Box 774827 . 1901 Curve Plaza
<br />Steamboat Springs, Colorado 80477
<br />(970) 879 -1502 . (888) 499 -3999
<br />466 Yampa Avenue
<br />Craig, Colorado 81625
<br />(970) 824 -7031
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<br />Atmosphere Control Borehole In 2008
<br />(MR08 -229) With completion of active min-
<br />ing in this area, the associated facilities and
<br />area were reclaimed to 2009 -2010.
<br />The Fish Creek Tipple Facilites were con-
<br />structed in 1974 to receive, handle, and load
<br />coal to rail torn the Energy Fuels No 3 Mule
<br />and other Energy Fuels surface mining oper-
<br />ations which were active at the time The fa-
<br />cility remained in use through about 1980.
<br />As applicable regulations were promulgated,
<br />this facility was re- peunntted by Cyprus
<br />Yampa Valley Coal Company in 1984. in an-
<br />ticipation of possible use in conjunction with
<br />a nearby underground test mime. The Facility
<br />has remained idle since about 1980, and was
<br />reclaimed during the period 2011-2012
<br />The CDRMS currently holds a Self -Bond in
<br />the amount of $10,056,089. The requested
<br />partial liability release, in the amount of
<br />$312,891, addresses release of TC from any
<br />fun her liability for the facilities demolition and
<br />removal, shaft sealing, backfrling, grading.
<br />and drainage contrd activities that have
<br />been completed for the subject reclaimed
<br />areas TC will retain liability for effective
<br />drainage control and revegetat ion of the sub-
<br />ject areas, until such trine as applicable re-
<br />vegetatio❑ success standards are achieved.
<br />SCANNED
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<br />11.74
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<br />Keywords: 12595 -4 NOTIFICATION OF INTENT TO SEEK
<br />Approval of the requested Phase 1 partiallia-
<br />brlty release will not affect the remaining rec-
<br />lanalron bond 49,743,198), which will re-
<br />man In -place to address any potential cur-
<br />rent and futire remaining liabilities associ-
<br />ated with all other active mine disturbance
<br />areas Based on the DRMS's most recent
<br />bonding calculations, the bond surety that
<br />will remain in -place following approval of the
<br />partial lability release will be more than ade-
<br />quate to address the remaining liabilities
<br />The following individuals of entities hold sur-
<br />face or mineral rights and interests within the
<br />portions of the Mine Permit Area subject to
<br />the requested partial bond release
<br />State of Colorado - Board of Land Commis-
<br />sioners
<br />Camrlletti S Sons
<br />Twentyrnile Coal, LLC
<br />Written comments, objector r, and requests
<br />for public hearing or informal conference
<br />may be submitted to the CDRMS at the fol-
<br />lowing address
<br />Colorado Departinent of Natural Re-
<br />source5
<br />Division of Reclamation, Mining, and
<br />Safety
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