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The SHPO provided a response to each of these reports. On June 30, 1997, the SHPO provided a written concurrence that site SLA7186 was eligible for the National Register under Criteria A and D. They found the treatment plan satisfactory and indicated additional consultation would be necessary if the operator was to disturb this azea prior to completion of the treatment plan. On July 17, 1997, the Division received a written response from SHPO concerning the results of the data recovery efforts for those sites needing data. Fifteen sites were granted clearance, two were recommended for avoidance, and site SLA7186 is to be avoided until mitigation (treatment plan) is completed. On behalf of Lorencito Coal Company, Greystone Development Consultants submitted a request fora 30 day extension for a decision on the application. This request was received June 30, 1997. Another query of the Applicant Violator System (AVS) was conducted on the applicant, Lorencito Coal Company, on July 1, 1997. Both the system and the OSMRE returned ISSUE recommendations. The applicant's responses to the Division's second round of adequacy issues was received by the Division on July 2, 1997. The SHPO provided additional correspondence on July 15, 1997 concerning various sites within the surveyed areas of the mine permit area. Five sites from the 1996 survey were granted clearance and ten sites from the 1997 report were also granted clearance. Two sites, SLA7208 and SLA7181 were recommended for avoidance. Site SLA7186 was identified to be avoided by all construction until the treatment plan has been completed. Responses to the Division's letter of June 5, 1997 were received from Greystone Development Consultants on July 17, 1997. These responses were focused primarily on concerns with regard to wildlife issues. The Division reviewed the latest information provided by the applicant and forwazded a response by FAX on July 22, 1997. On July 25, 1997, the Division received a letter from the SHPO conceming site SLA7194. The SHPO determined that this site would not be affected by project activities. However, if project plans change, this site may need testing completed. On July 29 and August 1 the Division received responses to the remaining issues as defined in the Division's July 22, 1997 correspondence. On behalf on Lorencito Coal Company, Greystone Development Consultants requested, by FAX, and extension of the due date for a decision by the Division to August 8, 1997. The Division forwazded a final letter to Greystone Development Consultants on August 8, 1997.