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CYCC has seven (7) areas which fall within the guidelines of Rule • 4.05.2(3)(a)(b). These are; 1) Pond H area which covers 1.5 acres and is located south of Pond H and consists of an east facing slope which drains down to County Road #27's embankment. The area is completely revegetated which works as a vegetative filter. 2) Pond F area which covers approximately 5 acres and is located southwest and northeast of Pond F and consists of a slope which drains down to the west embankment of Pond F. Water may potentially drain down along the north side of Pond F and light-use road/railroad embankment. The area is vegetated and serves as a vegetative filter and will have rock check dam which will additionally filter surface runoff prior to exiting the site. 3) Railroad Spur Extension area - covers 2.75 acres and is located west of Pinnacle Peak adjacent to the railroad embankment. A portion of this exemption is a seeded topsoil stockpile. All water drains to the south and is filtered through a silt fence located west of the extension. The area below the silt fence is vegetated and serves as a vegetative filter. 4) Warehouse/shop area-covers 5.88 acres and is located on a north facing slope below the shops. Water drains through established vegetation, gathers along the railroad track embankment and runs along ditch F-2 toward the culvert under the light-use road adjacent to Pond F. The water impounds before the culvert before flowing through the culvert. Once through the culvert it will flow down the north side of Pond F and the light-use road/railroad embankment. The area is vegetated and serves as a vegetative filter to inhibit flow. There will also be a rock check dam which will additionally filter surface runoff prior to exiting the site. 5) This fifth small area exemption involves 8.3 acres of reclamation at Mine 2. The area was seeded in 1982 and the north, east, and south sides are bordered by band released reclamation. Runoff from the area is minimal due to the high percentage of vegetative cover. 6) Tipple #2 Loadout Tunnel which consists of a small disturbed area surrounding the tunnel on the east side as identified on Permit Renewal Map 5 (Roads, Powerlines and Facilities). The surrounding area is well vegetated and rock/gravel filter dams have been installed in the ditches along the railroad track. This small area exemption was approved by the CMLRD on June 23, 1988 with MR-88-27. 7) Stoker Coal Loadout which covers 1.8 acres and is located north of the old Equipment Parking Lot and adjacent to the r L_J t•IR 89-4U Permit Renewal 780-208-2 Revised 06/28/89