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Storage and Wood Shop - Less than one acre of disturbance. Surface area and access is graveled. Area is located away from any receiving streams on level ground. Powder Magazine Site - Lees than 200 square feet o:E disturbance. Restricted access to area. Area has been stabilized with vegetation. Crusher Site - Area is small, less than one acre. Hntire disturbance area ie bermed to prevent any runoff from leaving the site. Storage Area South of Coal Stockpile - Area is small, less than one acre. Entire disturbance area is bermed to prevent: runoff from leaving the site. Main Substation - Area ie small, less than one acre. Surface area has been graveled; outelopes have been stabilized with vegetation. Sediment filter fence established at toe of outslope disturbance . Track Scales - Area is small, leas than one acre. Surface area has been graveled; outelopes have been stabilized with vegetation. Contractor Staging Area - Small area, less than 1.5 acres. Affected area has been graveled, an earthen berm constructed on the perimeter of the area, access is restricted, and the surrounding area is stabilized with vegetation. Outslope of Coal Stockpile Pad - South aide of the .pad ie very small and any runoff is prevented from reaching the river by the railroad tracks and a long vegetative filter along the tracks. Topsoil Stockpiles - Areas are small and piles are stabilized with vegetation. Overland Conveyor - The area ie small and has been ;stabilized with vegetation. Railroad Tracks - SHDCAD analysis of points closest to the river indicate that no runoff from a 10-year, 24-hour precipitation event would reach the river due to the well vegetated meadow between the tracks and the Williams Fork River. Utah Tract - Acreage is 15.5 acres and runoff is controlled by a diversion ditch along the perimeter and stock pond. Wise Hill No. 4 and 5 Wells - These are both very small areas, 0.19 and 0.31 acres respectively. Runoff ie controlled by a vegetative filter. C. Surface and Ground Watei Monitoring ~ ~~ ~~ ~~ Stipulation No. 1 had previously been attached to tY.~e permit requiring Cyprus Hmpire to commit to a single, comprehensive crater monitoring plan acceptable to the Division. This stipulation was satisfied with the submission and approval of Technical Revision Nc. 8 in Octobr 19 B7. A description of the water monitoring plan ie found below. 1. The applicant will conduct monitoring of ground water in a manner approved by the Division. The ground water monitoring plan is as follows (4.05.13(1)): The following wells will be monitored quarterly for the list of "Q" parameters and annually for the list of ^A" parameters: (The Hagle Mines Water Quality Monitoring Manual is found i:n Hxhibit 29 of the permit) 29