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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M2013022
IBM Index Class Name
PERMIT FILE
Doc Date
5/6/2013
Doc Name
RESPONSE TO ADEQUACY REVIEW
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THM
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8,647 cubic yards of in place overburden will produce 15,565 cubic yards or 14,000 ton <br />of broken material. 5,333 cubic yards of broken overburden will be placed in the 60 foot <br />by 60 foot by 40 foot 2017 mined area and the remaining 10,232 cubic yards of <br />overburden will be temporarily stored in the area to the southeast of the northwesterly <br />mining advance (Map E9). <br />The area to be mined in the 2018 Phase 6 mining cycle would have been cleared of top <br />soil and overburden in 2017. The 2018 mining area 60 feet in width by 60 feet in length <br />by 40 feet in depth will be drilled and blasted using same procedures as previous mining <br />operations and will produce approximately 8,600 ton of rubblized oil shale which will be <br />shipped off site for crushing and testing. As in the 2017 mining cycle approximately <br />1,000 cubic yards of minus1 /2 inch material from the offsite crushing operation will be <br />returned to the mine site and blended with overburden. After the rubblized material is <br />hauled from the 60 foot by 60 foot by 40 foot, 2018 mined area the upslope storm water <br />diversion structure will be extended to the northwest and overburden from the area to <br />be mined in 2019 will be removed. The 5,092 cubic yards of in place overburden will <br />produce 9,167 cubic yards or 8,250 ton of broken material. 5,333 cubic yards of broken <br />overburden will be placed in the 60 foot by 60 foot by 40 foot 2017 mined area and the <br />remaining 2,917 cubic yards of overburden will be temporarily stored in the area to the <br />southeast of the northwesterly mining advance (Map E10). <br />The area to be mined in the 2019 Phase 7 mining cycle would have been cleared of top <br />soil in 2017 and overburden in 2018. The 2019 mining area 60 feet in width by 60 feet in <br />length by 40 feet in depth will be drilled and blasted using same procedures as previous <br />mining operations and will produce approximately 8,600 ton of rubblized oil shale which <br />will be shipped off site for crushing and testing. As in the 2018 mining cycle <br />approximately 1,000 cubic yards of minus1 /2 inch material from the offsite crushing <br />operation will be returned to the mine site and blended with overburden. After the <br />rubblized material is hauled from the 60 foot by 60 foot by 40 foot 2019 mined area, <br />overburden from the area to be mined in 2020 will be removed. The 4,323 cubic yards <br />of in place overburden will produce 7,781 cubic yards or 7,003 ton of broken material. <br />5,333 cubic yards of broken overburden will be placed in the 60 foot by 60 foot by 40 <br />foot 2017 mined area and the remaining 2,448 cubic yards of overburden will be <br />temporarily stored in the area to the southeast of the northwesterly mining advance (Map <br />E11). <br />The area to be mined in the 2020 Phase 8 mining cycle would have been cleared of top <br />soil in 2017 and overburden in 2019. The 2020 mining area 60 feet in width by 60 feet in <br />length by 40 feet in depth will be drilled and blasted using same procedures as previous <br />mining operations and will produce approximately 8,600 ton of rubblized oil shale which <br />
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