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reclaimed. In response to this request, EFCI submitted reclamation plans for the two roads. The road <br />to the Corley mine well has been reclaimed by EFCI according to the approved plan. EFCI will <br />continue to use and maintain the road to monitoring well MW-65. When the well is no longer needed <br />for ground water monitoring, EFCI will reclaim the access road. The road reclamation plans are now <br />part of the approved permit. <br />Another concern of The Corley Company during the 13 November inspection was the water line from <br />the Corley Mine Well to the mine site. As requested by The Corley Company, EFCI cut and plugged <br />the water line at the Corley-Vento property line. <br />Two concrete slabs were observed on the bank of Magpie Creek during the 13 November inspection. <br />In the 5 December letter, The Corley Company requested that the slabs of concrete be left in place to <br />armor the creek bank. EFCI did cut protruding rebaz from the concrete slabs, and they will be left in <br />place. <br />During the 13 November inspection and in their 12 November letter the Corley Company expressed <br />concern regazding waste material from the Dorchester Mine that had allegedly been transported to an <br />off-site pit referred to as the Canon National Mine. This concern was withdrawn in the 5 December <br />letter. <br />In the 5 December letter, The Corley Company also brought to the Division's attention apre-law waste <br />pile above the Southfield facilities azea. Dischazge from that pile could potentially result in deposition <br />of black material into Magpie Creek. The Division confirmed that the pile is a pre-law disturbance that <br />is not included in the bond release application or Southfield Mine's reclamation liability. <br />On 24 December 2002 the Division responded in writing to all of The Corley Company letters <br />Correspondence from Linda Saunders, K2T LLC, (part of the Vento Group) was dated 9 November, 14 <br />November and 10 December 2002 (addressed to EFCI). In her 9 November letter Ms. Saunders <br />requested confirmation regarding the cover depths at the reclaimed portal azea and at the reclaimed <br />refuse pile. Ms. Saunders also questioned whether there was positive drainage in the collection ditch <br />Southfield Mine Permit No. C-1981-014 <br />SL-2 Findings 6 25 April 2003 <br />