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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1981022
IBM Index Class Name
REVISION
Doc Date
3/11/2013
Doc Name
Response to PAR#1
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Oxbow Mining, LLC
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MR102
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BFB
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subsequent bond release. To avoid confusion, we do not show any exploration holes on the Gob <br />Vent Borehole map. <br />J) GVB- LW- 18 -09B and 18 -09C are listed twice on page 7 of the summary sheet. Both wells are listed as <br />having the same road disturbance and pad disturbance as 18 -09 but the Northing, Southing, Survey and <br />Elevations are all different. Also, these wells are listed as not drilled but are shown on the map as <br />existing. Please clarify. <br />Response: the table has been corrected. The 09B and 09C were two directional holes that were <br />permitted but never drilled at the 18 -09 pad. 18 -09 was drilled and completed. The information <br />presented is consistent with the details for the 18 -09 vertical borehole. <br />g) The following wells are listed in the summary sheet as `not drilled' but are labeled on the map as <br />existing or reclaimed: GVB- LW- 16 -07D, - 16 -18B, - 18 -05B, - 19 -08B & C, - 17 -06D, - 17 -08D & E, -18- <br />07C & D. Please clam. <br />Response: Often times, as noted above, directional boreholes were permitted, but later it was <br />determined that they were not needed. Often they are co- located on a drill pad with one borehole <br />that was drilled and subsequently reclaimed. The pad symbol will reflect the status of the pad, <br />while the summary sheet reflects the status of the borehole. <br />h) Well GVB- LW- 18 -07B is listed in the summary sheet as the same road disturbance and pad <br />disturbance as - 18 -05. These wells are shown in different locations on the map. Please clarify. <br />Response: 18 -07B is located at 18 -07. The summary sheet has been corrected. <br />1) The Northing coordinates for wells GVB- LW- 18 -03B through GVB- LW- 19 -08C on pages 7 and 8 <br />have seven digits. All the other Northing coordinates have six digits. Please correct this typo. <br />Response: The summary sheet has been corrected. <br />j) Wells GVB- LW- 18 -06, - 18 -07, -18 -08 and -18 -09 are shown as both Existing and Proposed on the <br />map. Please correct the map. <br />Response: The map has been corrected. <br />2. The current permit and coal lease boundaries that were approved in PR -6 are not shown on Map <br />2.05 -M1. Please re- submit the map with the correct boundaries. <br />Response: The map was to have included these changes, but they did not make the final plotted <br />version. The map has been corrected. <br />3. In TR -73, the alluvial monitoring well EC -14 was relocated to accommodate the methane fueled <br />electricity generating station. At that time OMLLC committed to submitting an abandonment report for <br />the well. The generating station has since been installed and the Division has not received the <br />abandonment report. Please submit the abandonment report for EC -14. <br />Response: The report and well diagram for the new well EC -14 #2 is included herein and includes <br />a note concerning the abandonment of the well it replaced. The well diagram may be placed into <br />Exhibit 2.04 -E4, Item #3 — Well Completion Diagrams. <br />4. Technical Revision 66 changed the procedures for the sealing of the gob vent boreholes at the Elk <br />Creek Mine. A minimum of 50 feet of cement sealant from at least 50 feet below the ground surface to <br />within 3 feet of the ground surface is required. The wells are equipped with a 9 5/8 inch pipe which <br />equates to 1 cubic yard of cement to seal 53 feet of pipe. According to the abandonment reports, all but <br />one of the abandoned wells have more than 6 yd3, most have more than 20 yd3 and one with 50 yds. <br />Doing more than the minimum requirements is always encouraged; however, the Division is inquiring <br />why OMLLC decided to seal the wells in excess of the minimum requirements. <br />Response: The cement trucks were available to quickly fill boreholes, thus avoiding the additional <br />mob /demob of equipment, personnel, etc. per the Division's Estimate to fill boreholes to only 50 <br />feet. <br />
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