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There is a flat graded area containing a brick building, a mobile trailer and a storage building <br /> located north of CR82 Road approximately 1600 feet northwest of the East Cresson Mine <br /> (Wildhorse Extension). A dirt access road of approximately 22 feet wide leads to the graded <br /> area. The area is outside the permit boundary but within the 200 feet buffer zone. Since the <br /> discussion for Structure 2—CR82 shows that this road will not be affected by mine activities, <br /> and it is closer to the East Cresson Mine excavation, the Conley Construction facilities on this <br /> site will also not be affected. <br /> There is a structure agreement in place for Conley Construction for these facilities, however it <br /> will be modified to add the access road. <br /> 34) Substation owned by Black Hills Energy <br /> There is an electrical substation owned by Black Hills Energy that is located immediately south <br /> of Highway 67 and the Arequa Gulch gold recovery plant buildings. The transformers, breakers <br /> and all other electrical devices are enclosed in a cyclone fenced area of approximately 280 feet x <br /> 350 feet. The access road is a dirt road of approximately 25 feet width that joins with Highway <br /> 67 immediately below the lined pond at the toe of the Arequa Gulch VLF. The discussion for <br /> Structure 8 shows that Highway 67 will not be affected by the Arequa Gulch VLF. Since this <br /> area is south of Highway 67, the discussion for Highway 67 suffices to demonstrate that the <br /> substation will not be affected by mine activity. Also, a structure agreement from Black Hills <br /> Energy has been received for this structure and is included in Attachment T-1. <br /> 35) Access road, outbuildings owned by William Kelley Hakes <br /> The William Hakes property is located approximately 1000 feet southwest of the closest point at <br /> the toe of the Topsoil Stockpile above the Squaw Gulch VLF. It has a dirt access road, a wood <br /> storage building, outdoor storage of various construction material and some mobile vehicles. The <br /> property also contains a mobile trailer home owned by Nicholas Wagner. Even though the <br /> property is within the 200 feet buffer of the permit area, it is too far enough away from any mine <br /> activity that could affect it, therefore, no further evaluation is done. <br /> 36) Storage building on CC&V Property owned by Conley Construction <br /> The storage building is a steel quonset but building of approximate dimensions 50 feet x 90 feet <br /> at the base. The building is owned by Conley Construction and it sits on a flat bench on CC&V <br /> land immediately southwest of the Chicago Tunnel portal. No water emanates from this Tunnel <br /> and there are no mine facilities within any distance that could possibly adversely affect the <br /> structure, as seen on Map C-la. For this reason, no further evaluation of the structure is needed. <br /> 54 <br />