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VII. Disposal of Excess Suoil A. The Terror Creek Loadout will not require a disposal area for excess spoil; therefore, this section does not apply (4.09). VIII. Coal Mine Waste Banks A. The Terror Creek Loadout will not require coal mine waste banks; therefore, this section does not apply (4.10). IX. Coal Mine Waste A. No coal mine waste from the Terror Creek Loadout will be returned to underground workings (4.11.3). B. Disposal of non-coal waste was handled as required (4.11.4). C. No dams or embankments constructed of coal mine waste have been or proposed to be constructed (4.11.5). X. Backfilline and Grading A. Backfilling and grading information can be found on pages 2.05-8 and 2.05-9, and on Maps No. 10, 10A, 12, and 13 of the permit application. The Division has approved Terror Creek Company's plan for disposal of debris, acid-forming or toxic materials, or materials constituting a fire hazard in a manner designed to prevent contamination of ground or surface waters. A plan has been developed to prevent sustained combustion of flammable materials. This plan addresses disposal of coal material used as a base in the yazd azea. Coal material used as a base for the coal pad during the operation of the facility, the sediment storage pile and miscellaneous coal spilled and stockpiled aoound the site, including around the Loadout facility, will be segregated into one disposal area consisting of _ _ _ _ _ approximately 12,700 cubic_yards. This material will then be covered with at least four feet ofnon-toxic, non-combustible material (4.14.3(1)(a)). XI. Reve etation A. Pre-disturbance vegetation conditions are described on page 2.04-14 and the revegetation planis presented on pages 2.05-10 through 2.05-14. The pre-disturbance vegetation in the permit area and vegetation existing adjacent to the permit area is predominantly irrigated agricultural crops, including fruit orchazds with an understory of pasture grasses and irrigated pasture land. 17