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Page 5 <br />RSN Access Road - Approximately 570 feet of road from the <br />county road past the Coal Creek dip section. This disturbance <br />amounts to approximately 0.5 acres. <br />3. Site Map <br />Map A is a 300 scale map of the major surface disturbance <br />areas. Most of the disturbance areas are covered by our <br />industrial wastewater discharge permit and little detail is <br />given within these areas. The heavy solid lines represent <br />area included in this plan. The majority of our stormwater <br />control outside of the permitted discharge areas is controlled <br />by total containment. Inset in the corner of this map is a <br />location map showing a 2000 scale map showing the disturbance <br />sites relative to section lines. <br />Map B is a 100 scale map of the No. 2 West Portal area. This <br />area is located approximately two miles south of the RSS <br />disturbance area. <br />Map C is a 100 scale map of the South Fan area. This area is <br />located approximately a mile south of the RSS disturbance <br />area. <br />4. Description of Potential Pollutant Sources/Material <br />Inventory <br />a. Inventory and description of significant materials <br />The majority of significant materials on the mine site are <br />stored, treated or disposed of within drainage areas covered <br />by our industrial wastewater discharge permit and are covered <br />by a SPCC plan associated with the permit. Small amounts of <br />lubricants are used with transfer buildings along the overland <br />conveyor and on conveyor rollers. Coal is a raw product of <br />this operation and therefore by definition a significant <br />material. Coal is transported across the overland conveyor <br />areas listed in Section 2. The overland conveyor is partially <br />covered minimizing the potential for stormwater contact. Each <br />of the substations include non-PCB oil filled transformers and <br />switch gear. <br />b. Significant spills within the past 3 years - None <br />c. Potential stormwater pollutants - Contribution of <br />sediment is the only significant potential pollutant to <br />stormwater in areas not covered by our industrial wastewater <br />discharge permit. <br />d. Summary of existing stormwater monitoring - None <br />