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Inspection Topic Summary <br /> NOTE: Y=Inspected N=Not Inspected R=Comments Noted V=Violation Issued NA=Not Applicable <br /> Y -Air Resource Protection Y -Roads <br /> N -Availability of Records N -Reclamation Success <br /> Y -Backfill&Grading N -Revegetation <br /> N -Excess Spoil and Dev. Waste N - Subsidence <br /> N -Explosives N - Slides and Other Damage <br /> N -Fish&Wildlife N - Support Facilities On-site <br /> R -Hydrologic Balance N - Signs and Markers <br /> R -Gen. Compliance With Mine Plan N - Support Facilities Not On-site <br /> N -Other N - Special Categories Of Mining <br /> N -Processing Waste R -Topsoil <br /> COMMENTS <br /> This was an aerial inspection of the Foidel Creek Mine, operated by Twentymile Coal, LLC. (TC),DRMS Permit <br /> No. C-1982-056. Harry Ranney took the photographs and Tabetha Lynch with the Colorado Division of <br /> Reclamation, Mining and Safety(Division)reviewed the photos and compiled the report. The weather appears to <br /> have been clear at the time of inspection. No issues were noted as a result of this inspection. <br /> HYDROLOGIC BALANCE -Rule 4.05 <br /> Drainage Control 4.05.1,4.05.2,4.05.3; Siltation Structures 4.05.5, 4.05.6; Discharge Structures 4.05.7, 4.05.10; <br /> Diversions 4.05.4; Effluent Limits 4.05.2; Ground Water Monitoring 4.05.13; Surface Water Monitoring 4.05.13; <br /> Drainage—Acid and Toxic Materials 4.05.8; Impoundments 4.05.6, 4.05.9; Stream Buffer Zones 4.05.18: <br /> Most ponds appear to be holding water and iced over. Passive treatment system appears to be planted and <br /> was holding some water at the time of this inspection and the discharge pipe to 6MN reservoir appears to be in the <br /> process of installation. Photo below. <br /> y , r <br /> ,,.. * <br /> J WPM <br /> TOPSOIL—Rule 4.06 <br /> Removal 4.06.2; Substitute Materials 4.06.4(4); Storage and Protection 4.06.3; Redistribution 4.06.4: <br /> Topsoil piles near facilities area appears to be stable and vegetated,with the execption of the large pile <br /> moved to create space for the waste pile expansion,which does not appear well vegetated and should be shaped <br /> and seeded for long term storage. Pile visible in at the middle left of the photo below,just below the active waste <br />