2014-07-03_PERMIT FILE - C1981035A (3)

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• Two SOO Gallon Diesel Tanks shown on Map King I -007 are the property of the fuel distributor and will be removed at no charge when no longer needed. • • One 37,000 Gallon Water Storage Tank is a horizontal cylindrical tank, dimensions 13'6" diameter, 35' long. The tank rests on a concrete pad, dimensions 15' wide, 40' long, 6" thick. • One Bulk Rock Dust Silo is a vertical cylindrical tank, dimensions 12' diameter, 40 tall. The silo is mounted to a concrete pad, 20' long, 20' wide, 2' thick. • The Warehouse Building is a double -wide industrial office /utility trailer. Local mobile home movers charge $2.00 /mile to haul and $500 -750 hook -up fee depending on tire availability and skirting removal. • The Bathhouse is a steel sided building measuring 40'x 60'x 18'. • The Scale -house is a cinder block facility measuring 40'x 42'x 10'. • HR Office Trailer is a temporary leased office trailer measuring 12'x 44'x 8'. SURFACE FACILITIES REMAINING All useable buildings which lie on Lawrence Huntington's property, including the shop and upper pump house, along with the access road will be left intact at the request of Mr. Huntington. Mr. Huntington has made such a request by letter to the Colorado M.L.R.D. and National King Coal, LLC (See Appendix 12(1)). The steep cut slope area behind the shop building will remain as is to allow continued use of the shop by the surface landowner. This highwall was constructed during the summer of 1976. Don May, P.E., has certified the stability of this area (See Appendix 10(3)). The remainder of the surface buildings including the sales office, substation, old scale and storage building adjacent to Burnwell #2 Tipple, etc., will be left intact and will be used to accommodate the stated post mining land use. Salvageable items (conveyors, motors, mining supplies and equipment) will be sold and removed from the property or scrapped and be placed at the foot of the highwalls to be buried. Any non - woody, non -toxic material not sold and removed will be pushed against the highwalls and covered by at least 4 feet of fill and plant growth medium as detailed elsewhere in this section. All necessary county and state approvals will be obtained prior to burying any demolition debris on the site. Woody material will be moved to the burn pit near the lower pump house and burned. The access road to the site will not be reclaimed but retained by the owners of the site for transporting livestock to and from the area. The surface land owner has so requested by letter noted above. Upon conclusion of mining, the water wells will be transferred to the landowners. The water well shown on Map King I -007, located in the meadow of Hay Gulch off the permit area is the property of Mr. Wiltze who leases its use to National National King Coal, LLC King I Mine Section 2.05.4 Page 2 March, 2010