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r 1 February 2000 Summary Pape S-19 Table S=1 Summary of Impacts by Alternative for Each Issue " Issue/Concern Alternative A B C D Recreation Disruption to Recreational Not Applicable to Negligible Negligible Negligible Opportunities in Undeveloped Areas lease trails Changes in Recreational Access to Not Appligble to Negligible Negligible Negligible Undeveoped Areas lease trails Socioeconomics Projected Total Life of Mining • Iron PointTrad 1,5' S 8 7.5 • Etk Geek Trail 3' 5 6 6 ' Remaining permitted life of Bowie No. 2 and Sanborn Creek mines under No-Adion Alternative. Annual Employment During Mining • !ron Point Trail 157" 168 168 168 EIk Geek Trail 215" 215 215 215 "Current employment levels at Bowie No. 2 and Sanborn Geek mines. Projected Multi-Year Tax Revenues 0 $88,500,000 $123,900,00 $119,475,000 for Mining of Iron Point and Elk Geek trails (direct t indirect) Projected Federal Coal Royalties 0 $35,500,000 $46.900,000 $45.225,000 From Mining Iron Point and Elk Creek trails Surface and Groundwater Changes in Surface and Not Applicable to Low Low Low Groundwater Chemistry lease trails Potential Impact to Terror Geek None Low Low Low Reservoir Potential to Alter Downstream Flow Not Applicable to Moderate Moderate Low Rates lease trails Transportation Average Number of Round Trips per 4.4 @ 8.6 million 10 @ 192 million 10 @ 192 million 10 @ 192 million Day for North Fork Branch Railroad tons per year tons per year tons per year tons per year (Cumulative) Average Number of Round trips per 978 @ 5 million 978 @ 5 million 978 @ 5 million 978 @ 5 million Day for Coal Truck haulage tons per year tons per year ions per year tons per year Between Bowie No. 2 Mine and production production production production Bowie No. 1 Loadout Potential for Accidents at Railroad Low Low Low Low Crossings Potential for Accidents on State Moderate Moderate Moderate Moderate Highway 133 Due to Coal Truck Haulage Final Environmental Impact Statement