| In the matter of Genwal Resources, Inc. Crandall Canyon Mine I.D. No. 4201715 | Petition for Modification Docket No. M-94-116-C |
Date Issued: 01/11/1997
By petition for modification filed on July 11, 1994, Petitioner requested modification of the application of 30 CFR 75.350 to its Crandall Canyon Mine. The request was made to allow air coursed through conveyor belt entries to be used to ventilate working places.
On June 4, 1996, the Petitioner requested a modification of the application on 30 CFR 75.350, Docket No. M96071C, to its Crandall Canyon Mine for the purpose to use belt air in a twoentry mining system.
On June 11, 1996, a request was filed with the Administrator for Coal Mine Safety and Health by Petitioner for withdrawal of this petition. The petitioner anticipates the need in the near future to change mine development to a twoentry mining system and wishes that its June 4, 1996, request to modify 30 CFR 75.350 (Docket No. M96071C) be considered instead of its 1994 request.
Therefore, pursuant to the authority delegated by the Secretary of Labor to the Administrator for Coal Mine Safety and Health, Genwal Resources, Inc.'s Petition for Modification of 30 CFR 75.350 to its Crandall Canyon Mine is dismissed without prejudice.
Any party to this action desiring a hearing on this matter must file in accordance with 30 CFR 44.14 within 30 days. The request for hearing must be filed with the Administrator for Coal Mine Safety and Health, 4015 Wilson Boulevard, Arlington, Virginia 22203.
If a hearing is requested, the request shall contain a concise
summary of position on the issues of fact or law desired to be
raised by the party requesting the hearing including specific
objections to the proposed decision. A party other than
Petitioner who has requested a hearing shall also comment upon
all issues of fact or law presented in the petition, and any
party to this action requesting a hearing may indicate a desired
hearing site. If no request for hearing is filed within 30 days
after service thereof, the Order of Dismissal will become final.
_________________________________ Robert A. Elam Deputy Administrator for Coal Mine Safety and Health |
