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<br />TABLE C-10 <br />RIENAU N0. 2 (G-SEAM) MINE MINE MINEABLE AND RECOVERABLE RESERVES <br />Mineable Recoverable <br />Lease Reserves Reserves Recovery <br />(Tons) (Tons) (7,) <br /> <br />C-0126999 62,856,600 25,994,694 41 <br />C-28358 21,601,800 9,437,000 44 <br />JENSEN 11,032,100 5,081,076 46 <br />C-1545 12,371,500 4,114,749 33 <br />C-076713 1,411,000 199,100 14 <br />C-044240 2,556,700 377,500 15 <br />C-28359 48,200 20,480 42 <br />TOTAL 62,856,600 25,994,694 41. <br />• <br />Generally, the outcrop and burned areas contain very low quality <br />coal and these areas also tend to have hazardous roof and room conditions due <br />to lack of structural integrity of the material being mined. Our plan is to <br />take all coal of suitable quality which can be safely mined. It is impossible <br />to project exactly how far any given panel might go to an outcrop due to lack <br />of specific information. Our projections are made on the best information available. <br />The percentage of recovery in the Rienau No. 2 Ptine is somewhat less <br />Chan 50 percent due to the fact that the seam is significantly thicker than the <br />equipment available to mine such a seam. Combined with the steeply dipping <br />nature of the seam and the 12 foot reach of the equipment, the overall recovery <br />is less than 50 percent and cannot be improved significantly. Any efforts to <br />improve the percentage of recovery would result in safety problems. <br />C-21 <br />°7/~~~`i <br />