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3. The MCC building located adjacent to the <br />western most silo controlled the bag houses, feeders <br />and hoist systems of the silo system. It was masonry <br />in construction with a metal roof and a poured <br />concrete slab floor/foundation. This MCC was <br />approximately 20 feet long by 15 feet wide and 10 feet <br />tall. <br />Reclamation Status: Removed from site. Reclamation <br />activities occurred in 2007. <br />4. The MCC building located adjacent to the truck <br />dump controlled the bag houses, feeders and silo <br />elevating conveyor. It was masonry in construction <br />with a metal roof and a poured concrete slab <br />floor/foundation. This MCC was approximately 30 feet <br />long by 15 feet wide and 10 feet tall. <br />OReclamation Status: Removed from site. Reclamation <br />activities occurred in 2007. <br />14. De-icer storage tanks(2) <br />The two storage tanks located at the train loadout <br />supplied deicer and a side release agent, both of which <br />are applied to coal shipments at the customers <br />request. One tank had a volume of 3,500 gallons and <br />the other tank had a volume of 15,000 gallons. Both <br />tanks were double wall polypropylene construction and <br />set directly on the ground, and were more or less <br />portable. <br />Reclamation Status: De-icer tanks have been removed <br />from site. Reclamation activities occurred in 2007. <br />15. Fueling Station No. 1 <br />This fueling station consists of two standard mounted <br />RN -07 2.05-12 02118 <br />