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• 2.05.6(6) Subsidence Survey, Subsidence Monitoring, and Subsidence Control Plan • • (a) (a)(i) (a)(ii) PR-09 APPRmI'~ /O/2/d5 An inventory of all structures and renewable resource lands which exist within the proposed permit and adjacent area. Numerous structures are located within the proposed permit and adjacent area along old State Highway 133. The structures are associated with the old King Mine and a few private homes and outbuildings. The Fire Mountain Canal and Deer Trail Ditch are also located along the old State Highway. Since these structures are geologically below the coal seam to be mined, they cannot be affected by subsidence in the traditional sense. However, structures below the coal seam to be mined may be damaged by landslides or rockfalls activated by subsidence. The Hughes cabins are located along Terror Creek in an area, west of the mining area. They are located in limited extraction zones outside of the area of projected subsidence. Numerous springs and ponds are located in the permit and adjacent area. Groundwater within the formation could be considered a renewable resource. Few decreed water rights are located within the permit boundary and adjacent area. Portions of Hubbard Creek and Terror Creek are within the permit boundary and adjacent area. The Terror Ditch and Terror Creek Reservoir lie entirely outside the limits of mining and are not within the permit area. Additionally, a portion of the power line which runs in a north south direction in the Terror Creek drainage is within the permit boundary or adjacent area. A portion of Terror Creek road is within the adjacent area. Portions of the Hubbard Creek road are within the permit boundary and adjacent area. Secondary roads and trails are present in the permit boundary and adjacent area. No response required. A brief description of all structures and renewable resource lands which exist within the proposed permit and adjacent area. 2.05 - 99 - 09/05