Ohio Administrative Code
Title 1501:13 - Division of Mineral Resources Management - Coal
Chapter 1501:13-4 - Permits
Section 1501:13-4-10 - Uniform color code and map symbols
Universal Citation: OH Admin Code 1501:13-4-10
Current through all regulations passed and filed through March 18, 2024
(A) Coal mining permit application, supplemental, and hydrologic maps and plans shall utilize the following uniform color codes:
(1)
The proposed or existing permit area shall have its
perimeter designated with a dashed black line and the area included therein,
excepting the areas required to be designated in paragraphs (A)(2) to (A)(5) of
this rule, shall be shaded yellow.
(2)
Any areas of
topsoil, hydric soil, or alternative resoiling material storage shall have its
perimeter designated with a dashed black line and the area therein shall be
shaded brown.
(3)
Any areas of existing impoundments or sediment ponds
shall have their perimeters designated with solid black lines and the areas
therein shall be shaded blue. Any areas of proposed sediment ponds shall have
their perimeters designated with dashed black lines and the areas therein shall
be shaded blue. Any areas of existing wetlands that have been verified by the
U.S. army corps of engineers shall have their perimeters designated with solid
black lines and the areas therein shall be cross-hatched in green. Any areas of
existing wetlands that have not been verified by the U.S. army corps of
engineers shall have their perimeters designated with solid black lines and the
areas therein shall be dotted in green. Any areas of
proposed/restored/mitigated wetlands shall have their perimeters designated
with dashed black lines and the areas therein shall be cross-hatched in
green.
(4)
Any areas within one hundred feet of a perennial or
intermittent stream shall have their perimeters designated with solid red
lines. Any areas within one hundred feet of a perennial or intermittent stream
where the buffer area will not be disturbed shall have their perimeters
designated with solid red lines and the areas therein shall be shaded
red.
(5)
Any areas identified as prime farmland shall have their
perimeters designated with dashed black lines and the areas therein shall be
shaded green.
(6)
Any area determined to be eligible for remining shall
have its perimeter designated with a dashed black line and the area therein
clearly labeled "remine."
(7)
Any shadow area shall have its perimeter designated
with a dashed line that is black with a yellow highlight.
(B) Annual maps and final maps shall utilize the following uniform color codes:
(1)
The existing
permit area shall have its perimeter designated with a solid black
line.
(2)
The perimeters of the areas affected during each mining
year that are not to be reaffected during the following mining year shall be
designated by a solid red line and shall be shaded as follows:
(a)
First year -
blue
(b)
Second year - green
(c)
Third year -
yellow
(d)
Fourth year - red
(e)
Fifth year -
brown
(3)
The perimeters of remining areas affected during each
mining year that are not to be reaffected during the following mining year
shall be designated by a dashed black line and the area therein clearly labeled
"remine." The first year shall be shaded blue and the second year shall be
shaded green.
(4)
The perimeter of the total area affected as reported on
the annual reports shall be designated on the annual map by a solid orange
line.
(5)
The perimeter of the total area affected as reported on
the final report shall be designated on the final map by a solid orange line
and the areas reported on the annual reports shall be designated by solid red
lines and shaded as required by paragraph (B) (2) of this rule.
(C) All maps required by Chapter 1513. of the Revised Code or rules adopted thereunder shall utilize the uniform map symbols listed in this paragraph. The size and location of each symbol shall not obscure other necessary information on the map.
(1)
Lessee
(2)
Surface owner
(3)
Coal owner
(4)
Non-coal mineral owner
(5)
Occupied dwelling
(6)
Unoccupied building
(7)
Public, community, institutional building
(8)
School
(9)
Church
(10)
Commercial/business building
(11)
Hospital
(12)
Cemetery
(13)
Final high wall
(14)
Existing highwall
(15)
Backfilled highwall
(16)
Coal outcrop
(17)
Utility (gas, electric, telecommunications, etc.)
(18)
High voltage tower
(19)
Radio/cell phone tower
(20)
Gas well (active)
(21)
Gas well (plugged/abandoned)
(22)
Oil well (active)
(23)
Oil well (plugged/abandoned)
(24)
Test boring
(25)
Entrance sign
(26)
Property line
(27)
Property hooks
(28)
Permit area, existing or proposed
(29)
Top soil storage
(30)
Hydric soil storage
(31)
Alternative resoiling material storage
(32)
Buffer zone variance area
(33)
Buffer zone avoidance area
(34)
Prime farmland
(35)
Hydrologic map one-thousand-foot line, existing
(36)
Hydrologic map one-thousand-foot line, proposed
(37)
No surface disturbance area
(38)
Remining area
(39)
Small area drainage exemption (S.A.D.E.) area
(40)
Steep slope mining area
(41)
Abandoned underground mine
(42)
Shadow area
(43)
Subsidence limit
(44)
Perennial stream
(45)
Intermittent stream
(46)
Ephemeral stream
(47)
Constructed drainway (diversion ditch)
(48)
Auger/highwall mining area
(49)
Impoundment, existing
(50)
Sediment pond, existing
(51)
Sediment pond, proposed or as-built
(52)
Sump
(53)
Inactive mining area (previously mined area)
(54)
Public road
(55)
Road right of way
(56)
Tree planting area
(57)
Water treatment facility
(58)
Begin mining
(59)
End mining
(60)
Slope measurements
(61)
Public water line
(62)
Private water line
(63)
Seep, seepage zone
(64)
Wetland, existing, verified
(65)
Wetland, existing, unverified
(66)
Wetland, proposed/restored/mitigated
(67)
Deep mine entry
(68)
Deep mine water discharge
(69)
Gob pile
(70)
Coal stockpile (long-term)
(71)
Upstream sampling station
(72)
Downstream sampling station
(73)
Drilled well (log available)
(74)
Drilled well (no log available)
(75)
Dug well
(76)
Developed spring
(77)
Undeveloped spring
(78)
Cistern
(79)
Source of public water supply
(80)
Monitoring station, existing. Note: monitoring station
symbol is to circumscribe symbols, where appropriate, e.g.
(81)
Monitoring station, proposed. Note: monitoring station
symbol is to circumscribe symbols, where appropriate, e.g.
(82)
Background sampling station. Note: Background sampling
station symbol is to circumscribe symbols, where appropriate, e.g.
Replaces: 1501:13-4-10
Effective: 1/17/2016
Five Year
Review (FYR) Dates: 01/16/2021
Promulgated Under:
119.03
Statutory
Authority: 1513.02
Rule
Amplifies: 1513.07
Prior
Effective Dates: 9/1/77, 5/1/80, 8/16/82 (Emer.), 10/27/82,
3/31/97
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