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1 .! Item #3 Northern #1 Storage Pad Area The storage pad area is an area 80 feet wide x 160 feet long that was used to store mine supplies. It is located immediately adjacent to the access road immediately below the reclaimed topsoil stockpile. The landowner requests that it remain since he uses it to store materials for the hunting operation. Currently, he is also using it to store electrical supplies. This area is shown on Exhibit C-7. Item #4 Trailer Pad and Parking Area The trailer pad area consists of one concrete pad that was used as a foundation for a standard mobile trailer that served as an office for the minesite. The pad contains water and sewage hookups and are valuable to the landowner since hunters can park their campers there during the hunting season. Exhibit C-7 shows the location of this area. The parking area covers approximately 0.3 acres. Item #5 Northern #1 Sediment Pond The Northern #1 sediment pond is fed by a trench drain system that was originally used to draw ,shallow groundwater away from the mine surface facilities. This trench drain system flows 365 days of the year and provides the sediment pond with a steady flow of excellent quality water needed to maintain a good fishing population in the pond. The landowner has made money by charging fees to fishermen who want to fish the pond. For this reason, the landowner desires to keep the pond for recreational use. Item #6 Access Road at Refuse Facility The access road to the refuse facility is a gravel roadbase compacted road that replaced a pre-existing dirt road that existed at the exact location. The improved road installed by the mine operator is 20 feet wide, well-compacted, has safety' guardrails and well-vegetated sideslopes. it is advantageous to the landowner to keep this road because it provides access to the property east and south for hunting. This road is also shown on Exhibit C-7. 8~z~93 M -y~t8