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Page Eight • Preliminary Adequacy Review GEX - Roadside 6 Cameo Mines April 27, 1981 8. The applicant must include a discussion of the disposal of non-coal wastes including but not limited to grease, lubricants, flammable liquids, paints, garbage, abandoned mining machinery, lumber and other crombustibles. 9. The post-mining topography maps show that a depression 30-90 feet in depth will be Left at the Cameo No. 1 decline and the north decline. According to Rule 9:39.1(2)(a) all areas affected by surface coal mining operations must be returned to their approximate original contour except as exempted by Rule 2.06.5. The applicant should either submit evidence such as pre- mining topography to show that this meets the approximate original contour (AOC) requirements or revise the plans to attain AOC. 2.05.5 Post-Mining Land Use 1. The applicant should be aware that the requirements of 4.16 must be met if and when the post-mining land use will be changed from "undeveloped" to "industrial". Zf the present proposed post-mining Land use is only "undeveloped", then all references to the "industrial" post-mining land use must be removed from the application. 2. The application must contain a narrative on how the post-mining land use is to be achieved and the necessary support activities which may be needed to achieve the post-mining Land use. 2.05.6 Mitigation of the Zmpacts of Mining Operations 1. The application must contain a specific statement of the probable hydrologic consequences of the mining operation with respect to the hydrologic regime and the quantity and quality of surface and groundwater. 2. Zt appears from Exhibits 17 and 5 that a portion of the coal underlying the storage tank and filter plant have not been undermined. Please clarify how much mining has been done under these facilities. Also, the applicant must further describe the use of these facilities; are they public facilities? The applicant should be aware that 4.20.9(3) specifically prohibits mining under any public facilities. 3. Zn order to prove the applicant's contention that there will be no material damage to the pipeline and water treatment facilities, the applicant must undertake a subsidence monitoring program according to the standards of 2.05.6(6)(c). A description of the monitoring plan must be submitted. Also, since there are still some portions of the pipeline which may be undermined, the applicant must submit a detailed subsidence control plan. 4. An air pollution control plan, stating measures to be conducted or which are being conducted to control such air pollutants as fugitive dusts, must be included in the submittal.