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<br /> <br />Findings of the Colorado Division of Minerals and Geology <br />for the <br />Golden Eagle Mine <br />Explanation of Findings <br />Pursuant to Rule 2.07.6(2) of the Regulations of the Colorado Mined Land Reclamation <br />Board for Coal Mining, and the approved state program, the Division of Minerals and <br />Geology or the Board must make specific written findings prior to issuance of a permit, <br />permit renewal or permit revision. These findings are based on information made <br />available to the Division that demonstrates that the applicant will be able to operate in <br />compliance with the Colorado Surface Coal Mining Reclamation Act and the <br />Regulations promulgated pursuant to the Act. <br />The findings in the following sections required by Rule 2.07.6(2) are listed in <br />accordance with that Rule. The findings and specific approvals required pursuant to <br />Rule 2.07.6(2)(m) are listed in accordance with Rule 4 and are organized under subject <br />or discipline subtitles. <br />This findings document is updated upon permit renewal, which occurs every five years <br />for most mines. This is the renewal findings document for the Golden Eagle Mine, <br />which has afve-year permit term. The following findings were reevaluated and <br />updated if necessary to reflect changes that have occurred during the past permit term. <br />Any stipulations from the original permit and findings document or subsequent revisions <br />that have been totally resolved to the satisfaction of the Division, have been removed <br />from this document. <br />Summary of Stipulations <br />The following table is a summary of all stipulations issued since 1995 for this permit. <br />Stipulations are a binding part of the mining permit. <br />Stip # Brief Description Status Date <br />76 Submit OGCC info for F-1, SD-1, and SD- <br />2 CW 01/17/88 <br />CW=complied with AC=active <br />At the time of Permit Renewal #3 (RN-03), there are no active or un-resolved <br />stipulations to the Golden Eagle mining permit. <br />6 <br />