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Discussion on the protection of the hydrological balance starts on page 2.05-127.1. The following comments were developed during this review. The discussion with regard to activities in stream buffer zones (page 2,05-129, lines 10 and 11, and the reference therein, need to be updated. No discussion on buffer zones was found at the reference 2.05.6(3)(b)(v) of line 11. Validation (or change) of the "100" value used in line 40 on page 2.05-146 would be appropriate. No discussion of points of compliance was found. See Rule 2.05.6(3)(b)(iv) following. Rule 2.05.6(3)(b)(iv) Aplan based on the probable hydrologic consequences determination and baseline hydrologic and geologic information submitted to comply with 2.04.5, 2.04.6, and 2.04.7 for the collection, recording, and reporting ofground and surface water quality and quantity data. The plan, in accordance wdth 4.05.13, shall identify monitoring site locations, points of compliance, parameters, sampling frequency, and describe how these data will be used to determine the impact on the hydrologic balance. At a minimum, the hydrologic monitoring plan shall include.• The permit is, with the exception of points of compliance, in compliance with this rule. See Rules 4.05.13(1) below and Rule 1.04(93a) above. Rule 2.05.6(4) Protection of public parks and historic places. There are no such places. See page 2.05-171. Rule 2.05.6(5) Surface Mining Near Underground Mining. For surface mining actinides within the proposed permit area to be conducted within 500 feet of an underground mine, the application shall describe the measures to be used to comply with 4.19. There are no surface mining activities (mining neaz, through or partially through an abandoned or active underground mine) within 500 feet of an underground mine in the proposed permit azea. See page 2.05-172. Rule 2.05.6(6) Subsidence Survey, Subsidence Monitoring, and Subsidence Control Plan. Power lines, Fish Creek, and a section of the Union Pacific Railroad are structures to be undermined by Northern Mining District activities of Permit Revision 03-06 (panels 17 through 21 Right). An edit correction is required on the paragraph title to change "NMD (Panels 17 Right through 23 Right)(PR 03-06)" to read "NMD (Panels 17 Right through 21 Right)(PR 03-06)" on pages 2.05-181.9, 2.05-184.7, and 2.05-197.3. These features aze shown on Map 23B, the power lines in more detail on Figure 1 of Exhibit 7e-7. A monitoring plan is required in the PAP (last paragraph on page 2.05-184.7) before mining in panel 19 below some power lines. The applicant is asked to conclude this plan, including comments from the power companies. 2005 Midterm Review, C-1982-056, November 17, 2005, Page 9 of 14 Pages