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-60- <br />a network of more permanent surveying triangulation bench marks tc <br />be established beyond the area of potential subsidence influence. <br />Resurveying of triangulation monuments will be performed annually, <br />to all crrelation of semi-annual aerial photogrammetric surveys <br />discussed hereafter. <br />WECC commits to two pre-subsidence field surveys of all monitoring <br />points and annual resurvey of triangulation monuments with Second <br />Order Class II horizontal accuracy. WECC commits to achieving <br />vertical error no greater than + 0.2 feet. WECC will compare these <br />field survey results with the results of a aerial photogrammetric <br />survey of the monument grid. In order to avoid misunderstanding <br />the Division has imposed a stipulation defining the accuracy <br />standards to be achieved in completing both the field and aerial <br />photogrammetric pre-subsidence surveys. <br />Further, the Division believes the photogrammetric subsidence <br />monitoring technique to represent an interesting potential <br />technical innovation. However, the technique is unproven far the <br />completion of subsidence monitoring surveys. Therefore, the <br />Division believes it prudent to require the applicant to correlate <br />its aerial photogrammetric monument surveys to traditional ground <br />survey monitoring of selected triangulation monuments. In order to <br />avoid misunderstanding, the Division has imposed a stipulation <br />defining the accuracy standards to be achieved in completing <br />post-subsidence aerial photogrammetric surveys of the subsidence <br />monumentation grid. <br />Subsequent to the original submission of exhibit 3.4.8.A, the <br />Division addressed additional concerns to WECC regarding the <br />possible effects of subsidence upon landslide deposits neighboring <br />Beaver and Minnesota Reservoirs. WECC responded in letter form <br />indicating that it desires that the final designation of possible <br />additional "safe areas" of limited extraction be tied to the <br />detailed results of the analysis being performed upon the landslide <br />deposit above the Town of Somerset. <br />The Division finds that the following stipulations are necessary <br />for a finding of compliance with subsidence related requirements of <br />Rule 2.05.6(6) and 4.20. <br />Stipulation No. l7 <br />THE DIVISION DIRECTS WECC TO COMPLETE THE INSTALLATIOtI OF THE <br />SUBSIDENCE MONITORING NETWORK PRIOR TO THE INITIATION OF EXTRACTION <br />OF COAL WITHIN THE PANEL DESIGNATED IN APPENDIX A TO THE NOVEMBER, <br />1984 PERMIT REVISION APPLICATION ENTITLED "APPLICATION TO REVISE <br />THE MINING AND RECLAh1ATI0N PLAN FOR THE MT. GUNNISON N0. 1 <br />UNDERGROUND MINE". THIS MONITORING NETWORK IS DESIGNED TO MONITOR <br />THE FIRST PANEL WEST FROM THE SW MAINS INTAKES AND SOUTH OF THE N0. <br />1 WEST SUBMAINS, DESIGNATED AS "PANEL 1W-1S", LOCATED ADJACENT TO <br />AND PARALLEL TO THE WESTERN BOUNDARY OF SECTION 21, RANGE 90W, <br />TOWNSHIP 135. THIS MONITORING NETWORK SHALL CONSIST OF SUBSTANTIAL <br />MONUMENTS DESIGNED TO RESIST FROST-HEAVE, FIRE, AND THE ACTIONS OF <br />CATTLE AND WILDLIFE. <br />