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Doc <br />:12112001 III IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII <br />S I1_ 4.20 SUBSIDENCE CONTROL <br />4.20.1 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS <br />All underground mining activities are planned and conducted to minimize <br />subsidence and prevent or limit material damage to surface structures and <br />areas. Subsidence control measures are designed, to the extent <br />technologically and economically feasible, to maintain the value and <br />reasonable foreseeable use of surface lands. <br />The Southfield mining operations will comply with all applicable <br />provisions of subsidence control and monitoring plans. Details of these <br />plans are presented in Section 2.05.6(6), Subsidence Survey, Subsidence <br />Monitoring, and Subsidence Control Plan. <br />4.20.2 PUBLIC NOTICE <br />• All owners of property and residences within the area above underground <br />workings will be notified by mail at least six (6) months prior to mining <br />beneath the subject property or residence. The notification will contain <br />the following: <br />o Identification of specific areas in which mining will be <br />conducted <br />o Dates of mining activities that could cause subsidence and <br />affect specific structures <br />o Measures to be taken to prevent or control adverse surface <br />effects. <br />4.20.3 SURFACE OWNER PROTECTION <br />Southfield Mine will comply with all provisions of the subsidence control <br />plan presented in Section 2.05.6(6). If, in the unlikely event that <br />. subsidence causes material damage or reduces the value or reasonable <br />foreseeable use of surface lands, EFCI will restore, rehabilitate, or <br />remove and replace damaged structures, to provide compensation for lost <br />value or reduction in potential use, or restore affected lands to a <br />4.20-1 <br />