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March 17, 2022 C-1981-035/King Coal Mine LJW <br /> County Road from sedimentation. An example of the sediment control devices can be seen in Photo Four. All <br /> devices observed appear to be functioning as designed and no evidence of sedimentation or sheet flow across the <br /> County Road was noted. <br /> King II Facility: During this inspection both the East and West CWD's were observed, as well as the Sediment <br /> Pond and the ditches downgradient of the pond. Both the East and West CWD's have undergone recent cleanout <br /> efforts,removing weeds and other vegetative debris. Examples of the ditches can be seen in Photos Five and Six. <br /> The ditches are cleared of all obstructions to allow flows to proceed unobstructed. The large Sediment Pond was <br /> observed to have a small amount of standing water flowing from the main operations area. The pond was not <br /> discharging at the time of the inspection and can be seen in Photo Seven. The downgradient ditches from the <br /> Sediment Pond have also undergone extensive cleanup operations removing the vegetation and vegetative debris. <br /> The ditches are unobstructed but do not show signs of recent flows. <br /> SUPPORT FACILITIES -Rule 4.04: <br /> King I Facility: The Lower Refuse Pile was observed and appeared to be in good condition. Grading <br /> operations have left the pile draining to the West at a slightly steeper rate than intended. On site discussions <br /> indicate that the grade will be corrected in the coming weeks,however due to equipment breakdowns and <br /> personnel constraints the grading has been delayed. This is not considered a problem at this time,but will be <br /> remedied as soon as equipment comes back on line and personnel is available to accomplish the task. Several <br /> windrows of Gobb is stockpiled on the surface of the pile that will be used to achieve a gentler grade and match <br /> the access road to prevent erosion. The windrows and refuse pile can be seen in Photos Eight,Nine and Ten. <br /> Number of Partial Inspection this Fiscal Year: 6 <br /> Number of Complete Inspections this Fiscal Year: 3 <br /> Page 3 of 8 <br />