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Bayfield Pit #1 Adequacy Letter Response Page 3 Exhibit F -Reclamation Map: This map depicts a line across the north end of the amendment area possibly indicating an underground electrical line. If it presently exists, please describe it and name its owner. Also, it terminates as it approaches the county road. If it becomes an overhead line, please properly depict it and identify its owner. The underground electrical line is owned by the property owner, Gosney. As it approaches County Road 521 the underground line becomes overhead and runs parallel with the County Road and owned by LPEA. No mining will occur within 200 feet of the electrical line. If mining does occur within 200 feet of the operation the operator will obtain a agreement prior to any mining activity in that azea. Exhibit F cont.: Please depict the location of the County right-of--way fence, on both sides of the road. ^ The County Road has 60 feet of total right-of--way. The fence sits on the western edge of the County right-of--way. The map has been amended [o show the County fence on both sides of County Road 521 at the edge of the 30 foot right-of--way. Exhibit F cont.: Please indicate the location of the telephone pedestal neaz the east end of the entrance road, plus any associated communication lines which may be located along the county road. Please depict any power lines or dedicated easements on the map. ^ The location of the telephone pedestal has been added to the mining map. Exhibit F cont.: An existing map in the file shows a 60-foot wide road easement which leads north from the entrance road toward the oil (or gas) well. It is not labeled in this exhibit, but if it is an easement, it must be shown. The gas well is owned by the property owner. An easement has been shown on the plat for a road to access the gas well. This road will also be utilized for the mining operation as an internal transportation link. Exhibit F cont.: The Army Corps has required that the operator cleazly mazk, and maintain undisturbed, a 50-foot setback from a wetland to the west of phase 5. This may be regazded as an easement and should be shown on the map. ^ The map has been amended to show the 50-foot setback and indicate location of wetlands. No mining will occur in this azea and such it is not included in the mining permit area. Exhibit F cont.: Other existing maps show the actual wellhead location of the oil (or gas) well. This feature is not depicted on the map in this submittal. Likewise, the buried gas line is no longer shown the new map. Have either of these features been abandoned and/or removed?