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Minor Revision No. 34 was submitted on September 28, 1992 and was approved on October 13, 1992. This involved the construction of a concrete containment area for the storage of five-gallon cans of lubricants. Bond was increased by $2,236.00. Minor Revision No. 35 was submitted on September 28, 1992 and was approved on October 13, 1992. This was for the addition of a 5,000-gallon bulk storage tank for Nalco 7883 flocculent and a 1,000-gallon bulk storage tank for Nalco 78B5 flocculent. It includes a 6,000-gallon capacity concrete containment basin. Bond was increased by 51,500.00. Minor Revision No. 36 was submitted on November 2, 1992 and was approved on November 4, 1992. This involved exploration and development drilling. Two holes, SF 92-20 and SF 92-21, are for exploration. One hole, SF 92-22, is for methane venting. Bond was increased by 514,475.00. Section III Status of Stipulations Thirteen (13) stipulations appeared in the Findings Document of January 1, 1989. An additional seven (7) stipulations were imposed between January and July of 1989. All but one of these stipulations (Stipulation No. 28) have been satisfied or incorporated into the permit. Stipulation Nos. 50, 51, 52 and 53 were the result of Permit Revision No. 1 of June 28, 1990 and are still active. Stipulation No. 28 THE PERMITTEE SHALL PERFORM A SURVEY OF THE FIVE POTENTIALLY AFFECTED ADOBE CONSTRUCTED HOUSES ON A QUARTERLY BASIS, IN CONFORMANCE WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF RULE 2.05.6(6) (c) (i) (D). Stipulation No. 50 WYOMING FUEL COMPANY WILL PERFORM AN ARCHAEOLOGIAL INVESTIGATION IN AREAS HAVING THE HIGHEST POTENTIAL FOR LOCATING CULTURAL RESOURCES BEFORE PROCEEDING WITH THE MINING OPERATION IN THE AREA ADDRESSED BY THIS PERMIT REVISION. Stipulation No. 51 PRIOR TO SECONDARY OR RETREAT MINING AT THE GOLDEN EAGLE MINE, THE PERMITTEE SHALL PROVIDE A HYDROLOGIC SURVEY OF WE7 CANYON. THE SURVEY SHALL CONTAIN INFORMATION CONCERNING DEPTH BELOW THE SURFACE, HORIZONTAL EXTENT, WATER USE, AND QUANTITY AND QUALITY OF GROUND WATER AS REQUIRED UNDER RULE 2.04.7(1). THE PERMITTEE SHALL ALSO PROVIDE A DISCUSSION OF PROBABLE HYDROLOGIC CONSEQUENCES OF MINING UPON THOSE ALLUVIAL AQUIFERS IDENTIFIED. Stipulation No. 52 PRIOR TO SECONDARY OR RETREAT MINING UNDER WET CANYON, THE PERMITTEE MUST COLLECT DATA ON THE QUANTITY OF WATER FLOWING IN THE DRAINAGE. MONITORING MUST BE SUFFICIENT TO DIFFERENTIATE SEASONAL FLOW VARIATIONS. -6-