The archived environmental requirements move from mine zoning to visible controls for dust, water, waste, noise and greening. They describe what an orderly mining area should contain, not an inspection result for a named site.
When production and living areas are mixed
Control: Divide the site into production, office, living and ecological areas. The source refers to GB 50187 for functional areas and calls for complete roads, water, power, sanitation and environmental facilities.
Operating notices, instructions and circuit-diagram signs belong in the production area, with a reference to GB/T 13306.
When blocks, residue and daily waste lose their route
Control: Keep blocks inside the material yard, residue inside the waste dump and production or domestic waste in its designated place. The mining face and platform should remain clean and orderly.
When dust travels beyond the working point
Control: The article lists spray, water spray, wet operation and dust-removal equipment for the mining face, transport road, material yard and dumping area. Vehicles are to be kept clean so mud is not carried onto public roads.
When mine water and sewage share a path
Control: Separate rainwater from sewage. Production sewage is collected, settled and clarified for reuse or compliant discharge. The archive does not provide a water-quality limit.
When equipment noise reaches the wider site
Control: Apply effective technical measures to high-noise equipment. The source states the requirement but does not prescribe one enclosure, distance or measured limit.
Greening follows the site plan
Plants are to be coordinated with the surrounding natural environment and landscape. The article records a mining-area greening coverage requirement of 100%, reclamation and greening of the waste dump, and green belts along mine roads where local conditions permit.
Because the issuing document and measurement boundary are not identified here, the percentage and referenced standards need to be checked against the mine’s current jurisdiction before they are used for compliance.
