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Mr. Ross Gubka, P.E. <br />Western Fuels-Colorado <br />February 9, 2007 <br />Page - 10 - <br />a survey of the existing pile, which would suggest that when the material is <br />moved, it is going to swell. The Division estimated a 16.5% swell from the <br />consolidated pile to the loose material placed in the trucks by the loader. <br />2. See comment for Item 5 of Task #004, above. <br />Task #006 <br />See comment for Item I of Task #005 -Truck above. <br />2. The Division agrees with WFC's assessment of the material placement for the box <br />cut material. We have deleted Task #006, and have added dump area support <br />(D7SU} for 20% of the truck and loader operating time in place of this task, which <br />is documented in new Task #006. <br />3. See comment under Item 3 of Task #002. <br />4. See comment under Item 4 of Task #002, <br />5. This item has been discussed under General Comment #1, above. <br />Task #007 <br />1. WFC questions the volume used in this task, asking whether we forgot to divide <br />by 2. The volume used in the cost estimate was based on the azea of the triangle <br />of material (356] s.f.) times the run of the ramp (619 l.f.), which is 2,204,259, <br />divided by 27 (the # of c.f. per c.y.) to yield 81,639.222 c.y. WFC provided one <br />cross section, which we assumed to be the average for the ramp, like those <br />provided for the pit. It is not clear where along the "run" of the ramp this cross <br />section is placed. Comparing the cross section provided for the pit ramp with the <br />photos of the pit taken in October 2006 (attached), it would appeaz that the cross <br />section provided is from the middle of the ramp length. If this is the case, use of <br />the average end azea method requires at least a third cross section at the end of the <br />ramp (one (0/zero) at the end of the ramp, one in the middle, and one in the far <br />end of the ramp) for a more accurate volume. Please provide additional <br />documentation of the volume WFC uses for this task. <br />2. See Item I of Task #002, above. <br />3. See Item 2 of Task #002 above. <br />4. See Item 3 of Task #002 above. <br />5. See Item 4 of Task #002 above. <br />