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• had not yet been filed with the District Court for Water District 57. SCC verified this during the week of June 12, 1995. The plan and associated water right filings had not been filed due to minor typographical errors on each of the draft filing forms. The problems with the forms has been corrected, and the forms will be filed with the District Court by June 23, 1995. Page 12 of Chapter 16 (Protection of the Hydrologic Balance) has been revised to correctly state that the plan and associated water rights filings will be submitted by June 23, 1995. Air Quality Permit Work has begun on the new Yoast Air Pollution Emission Notice (APEN) and will be submitted by July 15, 1995. The permit will not be required for haul road construction activities this year. Seneca will have the permit-in-hand prior to blasting, stripping, or coal hauling from Yoast in the Fall of 1996. Federal and State Explosives Permits Blasting will not be required on any portions of Haul Road A during the 1995 construction. All necessary permits will be applied for and obtained prior to conducting any blasting activities. These permits/modifications will be made later this year prior to construction activities starting back up in the Spring 1996. Public Road Within 100 Feet of Permit Boundary Insofar as certain portions of the lands covered in SCC's proposed mine permit are within 100 feet of Routt County Road No 37, SCC is required per Colorado Regulation 2.07.6(2)(d)(iv)(A) to obtain the approval of the authority with jurisdiction over the public road. A waiver was sent to Mr. Paul Draper, Director of Roads and Bridges in Routt County, on June 5, 1995 (see attached letter). SCC and Routt County are currently discussing this issue. SCC anticipates the waiver will be signed by July 29, the final hearing date scheduled for the Special Use Permit. Dwelling Within 300 Feet of Permit Boundary Under Section 2.07.6(2)(d)(v) of the Rules and Regulations of the Colorado Mined Land Reclamation Board, the owner of any occupied dwelling within 300 feet measured horizontally from the permit boundary must provide a written wavier consenting to surface coal mining operations closer than 300 feet. One such dwelling, owned by Brian and Shannon Valora, meets the above criteria. A copy of the letter sent to the homeowner and the signed waiver was submitted on June 19, 1995 for insertion into Appendix 22-2, Tab 22 of the permit application.