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Utah Coal Regulatory Program Status Report - February 2011 Overview

This report details the status of Utah's coal regulatory program as of February 2011, including an overview of permitted coal sites, active mines, processing plants, and reclamation efforts. The report highlights the activities undertaken in 2010, such as new permits issued, permit renewals, midterm reviews, and inspections conducted, along with compliance actions and bond management. The report serves as a comprehensive resource for understanding the regulatory landscape of Utah's coal industry and includes key personnel responsible for oversight.

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Utah Coal Regulatory Program Status Report - February 2011 Overview

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  1. Utah Coal Regulatory Program Status Report February 23, 2011 By: Daron Haddock

  2. 15 “Lean” Staff Members 4 Stationed in Price • Daron Haddock Program Manager • Jim Smith Permit Supervisor • April Abate Hydrologist • Steve Christensen Hydrologist • Joe Helfrich Biologist • Kevin Lundmark Hydrologist • Ingrid Campbell Biologist • James Owen Engineer • Angela Nance Business Analyst • Suzanne Steab Office Specialist • Jo Ogea Engineering Technician • Priscilla Burton Soils Specialist • Karl Houskeeper Reclamation Engineer • Pete Hess Reclamation Engineer • Steve Demczak Reclamation Engineer

  3. Title V Permitted Coal Sites(36 Inspectable Units) • 11 Active Mines • 2 Active Processing Plants • 5 Reclaimed Mines • 6 Mines in Temporary Cessation • 1 Processing Plant in Temporary Cessation • 2 Inactive Mines (Partially reclaimed) • 2 Inactive Processing Plants • 7 Forfeiture sites

  4. 2010 Activity • 1 New permit issued (Coal Hollow) • 3 Permit Renewals • 11 Midterm Reviews • 64 Amendments processed • 5 Bond Releases processed • 139 Water reports reviewed • 358 Inspections conducted • 13 Compliance actions taken • $59,625,057 currently being held in bonds.

  5. Coal Hollow Mine

  6. Crandall Canyon Mine

  7. Bear Canyon Mine

  8. Skyline Mine-Winter Quarters

  9. Proposed Kinney Mine

  10. West Ridge Mine -Grassy Trails Reservoir

  11. Wildcat Loadout

  12. SUFCO –North Water Springs

  13. White Oak Mine

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