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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1981035A
IBM Index Class Name
PERMIT FILE
Doc Date
11/1/2017
Section_Exhibit Name
KI 2.05.4 Reclamation Plan
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• Two 500 Gallon Diesel Tanks shown on Map King I-007 were the property of <br />the fuel distributor and were removed at no charge. <br />• One Bulk Rock Dust Silo was a vertical cylindrical tank, dimensions 12' <br />diameter, 40 tall. The silo was mounted to a concrete pad, 20' long, 20' wide, <br />2' thick. <br />• The Warehouse Building was a double -wide industrial office/utility trailer. <br />• The Scalehouse was a cinder block facility measuring 40'x 42'x 10'. <br />• The HR Office Trailer was a temporary leased office trailer measuring 12'x <br />44'x 8'. <br />• The Upper Pump House was a frame building measuring 12'x 20'x 10'. <br />• The Substation main transformer has been removed. Remaining fencing and <br />concrete will be removed. The remaining power poles act to guy the end of the <br />La Plata Electric power line and will be left in place. <br />• The Shop Building was destroyed by fire during demolition activities. <br />SURFACE FACILITIES REMAINING <br />• The Bathhouse (a steel sided building measuring 40'x 60'x 18') which <br />lies on GCC Energy property. <br />• The access road will be left intact at the request of Huntington Ranches. <br />Mr. Huntington has made such a request by letter to the Colorado <br />M.L.R.D. and National King Coal, LLC (See Appendix 12(1)). The steep <br />cut slope area behind the shop building will remain as is to allow for <br />replacement of the destroyed shop building by the surface landowner. <br />This highwall was constructed during the summer of 1976. Don May, <br />P.E., has certified the stability of this area (See Appendix 10(3)). <br />• The remainder of the surface buildings including the sales office, small <br />pump houses and storage building adjacent to Burnwell #2 Tipple, etc., <br />will be left intact as per request of Huntington Ranches (See Appendix <br />12(1)) and will be used to accommodate the stated post mining land use. <br />• One temporary storage container remains on site. This container will be <br />sold and moved prior to final reclamation. <br />• Septic tanks and leach fields will remain in place as they are connected <br />to the Sales Office and Bath House. These septic systems will be <br />removed at such time as the Sales Office or Bath House are removed. <br />Salvageable items (conveyors, motors, mining supplies and equipment) were <br />sold and removed from the property or scrapped. Any non -woody, non-toxic <br />material not sold and removed was pushed against the highwalls and covered by at <br />least 4 feet of fill and plant growth medium as detailed elsewhere in this section. All <br />necessary county and state approvals will be obtained prior to burying any <br />demolition debris on the site. Woody material has been disposed of by Waste <br />Management, Inc. The access road to the site will not be reclaimed but retained by <br />GCC Energy, LLC King I Mine <br />Section 2.05.4 <br />Page 2 July 11, 2017 (RN -07) <br />
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