Sec. 93.
Each application shall contain maps, plans, and cross
sections of the proposed permit and adjacent areas as follows:
(1) The maps, plans, and cross sections shall
show the underground mining activities to be conducted, the land to be affected
throughout the operations, and any change in a facility or feature to be caused
by the proposed operations if the facility or feature was shown under sections
78 and 79 of this rule.
(2) The
following shall be shown for the proposed permit area:
(A) Buildings, utility corridors, and
facilities to be used.
(B) The area
of land to be affected within the proposed permit area according to the
sequence of mining and reclamation.
(C) Each area of land for which a performance
bond will be posted under 312 IAC 25-5.
(D) Each coal storage, cleaning, and loading
area.
(E) Each topsoil, spoil, coal
preparation waste, underground development waste, and noncoal waste storage
area.
(F) Each water diversion,
collection, conveyance, treatment, storage, and discharge facility to be
used.
(G) Each source of waste and
each waste disposal facility relating to coal processing or pollution control.
(H) Each facility to be used to
protect and enhance fish and wildlife related environmental values.
(I) Each explosive storage and handling
facility.
(J) Location of each:
(i) siltation structure;
(ii) permanent water impoundment;
(iii) coal processing waste bank;
and
(iv) coal processing waste dam
and embankment; in accordance with section 87 of this rule and disposal areas
for underground development waste and excess spoil in accordance with section
90 of this rule.
(K)
Each profile, at cross sections specified by the director, of the anticipated
final surface configuration to be achieved for the affected areas.
(L) Location of each water and subsidence
monitoring point.
(M) Location of
each facility that will remain on the proposed permit area as a permanent
feature after the completion of underground mining activities.
(3) Maps, plans, and cross
sections required under subdivision (2)(D) through (2)(F) and 2(I) through
(2)(K) shall be prepared by, or under the direction of, and certified by a
professional engineer or professional geologist, with necessary assistance from
experts in related fields such as land surveying and landscape architecture,
except that maps, plans, and cross sections of:
(A) siltation structures may only be prepared
by a registered engineer; and
(B)
excess spoil and underground development waste facilities may only be prepared
by a registered professional engineer.
(4) All monitoring locations used to
demonstrate compliance with
312
IAC 25-6-76.5.
