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1 blue garbage container, filled with fluid drums <br />Photo 10a various pieces of dismantled coal processing equipment <br />Photo 10b 1 Chevy 5100 water truck <br />Photo 10c various pieces of dismantled equipment and debris <br />Photo 10d 1 International Loadstar 1600 tube truck, partially dismantled <br />conveyor, partially dismantled <br />Photo 11a 5 big equipment tires <br />various pieces of dismantled equipment and debris shown in previous photos <br />Photo 11c 1 coal related impoundment or stockpile pad in foreground <br />The improperly stored fluid drums, shown in Photos 1, 5b, 5c, and in the blue container shown in <br />photos 8a and 11a, must be relocated to an appropriate storage facility. Petroleum contaminated <br />soils, evident in Photo 5c, and potentially present under any of the equipment shown in the photos <br />must be appropriately handled and treated. <br />Observations made during the inspection and recorded in this report indicate that reclamation has not <br />been completed for the equipment bone yard portion of SL-02. All other areas addressed under SL- <br />02 appear to be located within the permit boundary of M-1992-116 and its associated reclamation plan <br />and financial warranty. Mining and reclamation activities at M-1992-116 appeared current and <br />compliant with permit conditions and the Construction Materials Act and Rules. Therefore, all areas <br />requested for release under SL-02, except for the equipment bone yard and associated affected <br />lands, appear appropriate for release from the Carbon Junction permit. <br />Portions of this report address issues at M-1992-116. Therefore, copy of this report, with maps and <br />photos, is being provided to the permit holder of M-1992-116. <br />Enclosure: 3 maps <br />21 photos <br />cc: Michael Savage, Savage & Savage <br />Marcia Talvitie, Four Corners Materials <br />