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Twentymile Coal, LLC. <br />Page 7 <br />July 21, 2015 <br />2.05.6(6)(a)(ii) requires that an appropriate map, prepared in accordance with Rule 2.10 showing <br />the location and configuration of the structures and renewable resources lands within the permit <br />and adjacent area, be submitted. The definition of "renewable resource lands" is found at Rule <br />1.04(110). Please submit a map that depicts the renewable resource lands within the permit area <br />and adjacent area, the Scott Farmstead, the Telephone Lines and Irrigation Ditches. <br />a. TC's response: Map WC23B currently shows the County Road, railroad spur, <br />potentially affected powerline, and identifies land use areas, and ponds, ditches and <br />springs. Detailed delineation of land use areas is provided by Maps 3 and 3A (shading or <br />hatching these areas on this map would make the map un -readable). The Scott Farmstead <br />(long abandoned and now owned by TC) is further to the west and does not fall within <br />the mapping area for Maps WC -23 and WC -2313. <br />b. Division's response: This item is resolved. <br />18. PR10 included Exhibit 7K; Wolf Creek Reserve Subsidence Evaluation. Drawing 2 of Exhibit <br />7K depicts the layout of the Wolf Creek Seam Panels. These seam panels do not correspond to <br />the mine plan submitted and depicted on revised Map 23. Given this, it appears the evaluation <br />was based on a different mining plan. Please submit a new subsidence evaluation based on the <br />updated mine plan. <br />a. TC's response: The revised and updated subsidence evaluation and associated text <br />revisions provided as a supplemental submittal on March 19, 2015 address this Comment. <br />b. Division's response: Item resolved. <br />19. Rout County Road 33 was not included in the subsidence evaluation submitted with Exhibit 7K. <br />Given this, it is unclear what the worst possible subsidence consequences will be. Please evaluate <br />the worst possible subsidence consequences of mining in the Wolf Creek seam based on the mine <br />plan submitted with PR10. Please indicate if the worst possible subsidence consequences will <br />result in material damage or diminution of reasonably foreseeable use of RCR33. If so, please <br />submit the information required by Rule 2.05.6(6)(b)(ii). <br />a. TC's response: The revised and updated subsidence evaluation and associated text <br />revisions provided as a supplemental submittal on March 19, 2015 address this Comment. <br />b. Division's response: Item resolved. <br />20. Revised Page 2.05-181.12 indicates two powerlines may be impacted by subsidence from mining <br />in the Wolf Creek Reserve. One line is described as being located north of the 18RT gate road <br />and within the 19RT Panel (NMD). The other powerline is the Yampa Valley Electric Line. <br />Exhibit 7K evaluated subsidence impacts on three lines, the Archer -Hayden Powerline, Craig - <br />Hayden -Steamboat Powerline and the Foidel Creek -Steamboat Powerline. Please re-evaluate <br />which powerlines will be impacted by the proposed operation and update the Exhibit 7K and <br />permit text accordingly. Please use the same nomenclature when discussing the different <br />powerlines. Please label the powerlines on the revised map 23. <br />a. TC's response: The revised and updated subsidence evaluation and associated text <br />revisions provided as a supplemental submittal on March 19, 2015 address this Comment. <br />