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i vicinity of the Golden Eagle Mine. To BRI's knowledge, no surface mines are planned in the neaz future which would conflict with the operation of the Golden Eagle Mine. 2.05.6(6) Subsidence Survey. Subsidence Monitoring, and Subsidence Control Plan. This section discusses the effects that mining and subsidence induced by mining may have had on the permit and adjacent area. The Mine Plan, as shown on Map 4, shows the area of mining and the sequence followed during the operation of the Golden Eagle Mine. Map 17, Subsidence Monitoring, shows the location of all subsidence monitoring stations. Mining ceased at the Golden Eagle on December 31, 1995. In 1997 the survey requirements were reduced to only those locations that may have been affected by mining and were continuing to evidence movement. Monitoring of the remaining active stations was terminated in October of 1998 due to stable coordinates as determined by at least four successive quarterly surveys. Table 26 in Exhibit 241ists the status of all subsidence survey stations. Basin will endeaver to preserve and maintain any remaining subsidence . monitoring stations through final bond release. The Surface Ownership Map (Map 1) list the surface owners of record within the permit and adjacent areas as of October 15, 1998. Basin Resources will update the surface ownership prior to any future bond release requests. The mining schedule was distributed by mail to all owners of the property and residents within the azea above the underground workings and adjacent areas pursuant to Rule 4.20.2. Basin Resources will maintain on file at the mine site proof of mailing of these public notices. 2.05.6(6)(a) Inventory of Structures and Renewable Resource Lands (a) (I). Structures and renewable resource lands exist within 500 feet of the projected zone of subsidence as projected from areas of mining. 2.05-48 (Revised 10/15/98-TR-48)