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R a The Division reviewed road information from both the CYCC permit #C-81-071 as well as the Foidel Creek permit. As you may be aware, recent Rule changes were made with regard to road classification and certification. For the road segments listed below, each road needs to be clearly labeled on a map with some indication of the type of road (haul, access, light-use) as well as the extent of the road (start and end). Permit text should also be included identifying the roads specifically and where they are shown in their entirety on a map. For all roads, this map should be according to the standards of Rule 2.10. For those haul or access roads constructed prior to August 1, 1995, in lieu of P.E. as-built certification, Rules 4.03.1(1)(d)(ii) or 4.03.2(1)(f)(ii)ayply respectively. Please review Rules 4.03.1 and 4.03.2. TCC response TCCs response was so poorly done, I put my comments on either the text pages or on the copy of TCCs responses. This section still bas a long way to go before the Division can approve it. The operator is attempting to add new text to the permit which is un-related to any questions raised by the Division. I have left my original questions below. Haulroad A Haulroad A runs from CR #27 to just east of Pond B and was originally permitted under CYCC #C-81-071. Road design information needs to be incorporated into the Foidel Creek mine permit. This haulroad will need a relevant showing as described by Rule 4.03.1(1)(d)(ii). Haulroad B This section of road runs from the shop/warehouse area to just east of Tipple #2. It is presently bi-sected by the overland conveyor. Road design information needs to be incorporated into the Foidel Creek mine permit. This haulroad will need a relevant showing as described by Rule 4.03.1(1)(d)(ii). Haulroad B {rglocatel Recently submitted information in a correspondence from Northwest Colorado Consultants to TCC refers to attached cross-section and centerline profiles. These were not included in the information provided to the Division. The Division needs this information as well as a P.E. certification as per the Policy Memorandum and according to Rule 4.03.1(1)(d)(i).