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-16- Information supporting these conclusions can be found in vclume 1, paces 97-115, 17-18. XIV. Miscellaneous Compliance (2.05.6(5), 4.02, 4.12, 4.19, 5.21, 4.?8, 6.30) The miscellaneous compliance sections of the pen:.it application have been reviewed by the Division. The proposed operation is in compliance. X'd. Operations on Lands Subiect to :.imitations or Prohibitions (2.03.1, 2.10) The proposed operations is in compliance with the requirements of these sections and 2.07.6(2)(d) for the followinc reasons: 1. The permit area of the proposed operation is not within: a. Rn area designated unsuitable for mining; b. An area under study for designation as unsuitable for surface coal mining; c. On any lands subject to prohibitions or limitations, and d. Within 300 feet of an occupied dwelling. XVI. Demonstration That Surface Coal Mining and Reclamation Operations Can Be Feasibly Accomplished (2.07,6(2)(b) Based on information contained in the application, the Division finds that surface coal mining and reclamation can be feasibly accomplished. Information demonstrating the feasibility of the operation and reclamation plan can be found in Volume 1, pages 97-115, 116-129. The proposed operation is in compliance. XVII. Comparability With Anticipated Adjacent Operations (2.07.6(2)(1)) Coors Energy Company's proposed operations is not inconsistent with Other operations anticipated to be performed in adjacent areas. Information demonstrating computability can be found ir. Volume 1, panes 18 and 20'. XVIX. Reclamation Fees Reouired by 30 CFR Chapter VII, Subchapter R (2.07.6 (27 lo) ) To date, Coors Enerav Company has not extracted any coal from the Keenesburc mine site or any other mine site. Therefore, no reclamati on fees are currently due, However, the applicant should be aware of this zecuirement. The proposed operation is in compliance.