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AREA IV NORTH FACILITES On line availability of Significant Permit Revision for Navajo Mine, Navajo Reservation, New Mexico OSM’s Program Support Division has received a significant revision on Indian lands permitted under our permanent program performance standards from BHP Navajo Coal Company (BNCC) for Navajo Mine. The application proposes to add new mine support facilities and infrastructure including an industrial facility, a coal storage and blending facility and an overland conveyor system in Area IV North of the BNCC lease. The facilities will be used in conjunction with the proposed Desert Rock Energy Project (DREP). In order to fully view the documents, you need to have Adobe Acrobat Reader 6.0 or later. If you do not have this software, click on the Adobe button below, which will take you to the Adobe company website.
NEW On-line availability of the Informal Conference transcript of the Proposed Significant Revision of the Navajo Mine, Navajo Reservation, New Mexico On June 25, 2008, OSM’s Program Support Division held an informal conference at the Burnham Chapter House (Tiis Tsoh Sikaad) to hear comments on BHP Navajo Coal Company’s (BNCC) application for a significant revision to the Navajo Mine Permit. The application proposes to add new support facilities and infrastructure, including an industrial facility, a coal storage and blending facility, and an overland conveyor system in Area IV North of the BNCC lease. The facilities will be used in conjunction with the proposed Desert Rock Energy Project. All comments on this transcript must be received at the Western Region of the Office of Surface Mining and Reclamation and Enforcement, attention Brenda Steele at "bsteele@osmre.gov, fax 303-293-5032, or P.O. Box 46667, Denver, CO 80201-6667 by September 17, 2008, allowing 2 full weeks for comment. Comments received after that date will not be considered. OSMRE Informal Conference (Burnham Chapter House)-Vol 1 (206 KB,  )
For More Information Brenda A. Steele, Navajo Mine Coordinator Office of Surface Mining P.O. Box 46667 Denver, Colorado 80202 303-293-5046 |
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