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STIPIILATiON N0, 3 THE OPERATOR SHALL KEEP THE FENCE SURROUNDING THE FOIDEL CANYON SCHOOL IN GOOD REPAIR. NO LAND DISTURBING ACTIVITIES SHALL TAKE PLACE WITHIN THIS FENCED AREA AND THE OPERATOR SHALL INSURE THAT THE TWO STRUCTURES ARE NOT VANDALIZED. Based on information presented in the application and consultation with the SHPO, the Division finds, pursuant to Rule 2.07, 6(2)(d){iv){e)(i), that the proposed operations will not affect any publicly owned park or place listed on the National Register of Historic Places, The proposed operation would not affect any Important historic, cultural or scientific resources. IV. Climatological Information and Air Resources - Rules 2,04,8, 205,4(2)(h Climatological information is presented on pages 779-84 through 779-98 of the updated C-81-071 permit document. An air pollution controi plan is contained on pages 720-60 through 720-77, The climate of the region is typical of western Colorado mountain valleys, with terrain in the vicinity of the operation resulting in thermally produced up and down valley wind systems. Temperatures are generally extreme with the average monthly temperature below freezing from November through March. Both temperature and precipitation vary within the permit area due to the 2,000 foot elevational range, Average annual precipitation within the permit area would be between the 15,45-inch long term average for Hayden and the 24-inch average for Steamboat Springs. The major portion of the precipitation falls as snow from October through March, The air pollution control plan describes an air quality monitoring program and a dust control plan which includes haul road watering and gravel surfacing and maintenance, water spray system from crushing, screening and conveying operations, crusher bag houses and a stacking tube. Coal fires would be extinguished by burial or spraying as necessary. The operation is in compliance with the requirements of this section, V, Geology - Rules 2,04,5 and 2,04,6 Detailed information regarding the geology of the permit area is presented in section 779,14 of unpdated C-81-071 permit document. Additional geological information is presented in Exhibit 8, Orili Hole Logs; Exhibit 9, Excess Spoil; Maps 7 and 8, Geology; and Maps 9 and 10, Geologic Cross Sections. Information presented in these sections describes the geologic structure and stratigraphy of 'cckman Park and adjacent areas, 'lo particular problems ~dere noted with respect to the Wadge overburden/underburden information. Stratigraphic information was complete and consist?nt. Only one chemical parameter (nickel) exceeded published 13