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-10- e, The inclusion of the access road leading to the National King Coal site into the permit area. f, The exclusion of the area proposed to be in the permit area on the west side of the access road directly leading to County Road 120, Unless Blue Flame has reason to permit this undisturbed, unmined parcel. Please note that once this base map has been developed, it will be easy to develop and submit the following required maps. a. The geology and hydrology map pursuant to Rule 2.04.5. b. The soils map pursuant to Rule 2.04.9. c. The vegetation map pursuant to Rule 2.04.10. d. The reclamation map pursuant to Rule 2.05.5. Rule 4.0: Performance Standards Blue Flame's permit appliation does not address any of the performance standards of this rule. To assist Blue Flame in providing this very necessary information, the Division has addressed each of the applicable performance standards below that Blue Flame will need to address. 4,02 Signs and Markers Blue Flame should specify the location of the identification sign and the type of perimeter markers to be installed around the affected area. 4.03 Roads Blue Flame should specify the design of the haul roads at the site and their compliance to Rule 4.03.1(3). Also, Blue Flame should specify the drainage control systems to comply with Rule 4.03.1(4). Blue Flame need not address Rule 4.03.2 or 4.03.3 since there are no access roads or light-duty roads at this site. 4.04 Support Facilities Blue Flame should address how the support facilities will comply with the provisions of this rule. 4.05 Hydrologic Balance 1. Blue Flame should discuss how the proposed diversion ditches and sediment pond comply with Rule 4.05.3 and 4.05.6, respectively. The Division suggests a staff gauge be installed in the sediment pond to demark the 60% sediment clean out level. If Blue Flame believes a sediment pond is not necessary, then a discussion pursuant to Rule 4.05.2(3) should be provided.