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h1r. Dan Mathews • July 8, 19fi2 Page Five 2. As recommended by Rocky Mountain Geotechnical, a culvert will be placed at a station on the access road at approximately station 7+50. This culvert is indicated on the Drainage and Sediment Control Plan Map (Map S-1), previously submitted to the Division, and indicated as Culvert A. The access road will be surfaced with graver. As described above, a culvert has been designed for placement at section 7+50 as previously shown on the Drainage and Sediment Control Plan Map (Map S-1). Stipulation No. 11 No response is necessary. Stipulation No. 12 The collection sites for the solid waste generated at the Bear No. 3 operation are shown on the Mine Facilities Map (Map 10). Collection • sites will consist of large containers or barrels which can be easily transported from the mine site to the disposal area. Each container will be properly maintained to allow no spillage or leakage of the combustible material. Used oil will be stored in tanks near the shop area. These tanks will be maintained to contain used oil and prevent contamination to adjacent areas. The facility will be regularly pumped to provide adequate storage volume and preclude overtopping, and will be sold to a local oil salvage dealer, or disposed of appropriately at the Delta County Landfill. Stipulation No. 13 Bear Coal Company will provide the Division information regarding the loadout facility which will be used by the Bear No. 3 Mine in the near future under separate cover. Stipulation No. 15 The subsidence monitoring monument locations have been previously submitted to the Division in the original Bear No. 3 permit application and are indicated on the Geology/Hydrology Map (Map 6). There are seven (7) monitoring sites located over the area of planned mining. A typical subsidence monitoring monument detail is attached as Figure 6.