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Page 2 GEC's mass balance calculations and postmining topo- graphy map will reflect the removal and placement of any excess material from Stockpile #1. It is under- stood the Division recommends the material be placed in the West Pit; however, GEC would like the oppor- tunity to review the survey and mass balance calcu- lations in an effort to discover an acceptable al- ternative to the Stockpile #1 problem thaw-would be less of an economic hardship for GEC. 4. The reclamation schedule submitted by GEC will be area and activity specific meaning the work in each area will be described according to the discrete activities needed to complete reclamation of the respective areas. 5. GEC will begin working with Dorchester Coal Company to develop a reclamation plan for the East Pit utilizing Dorchester's coal processing waste. The plan will re- flect the mass balance calculations and postmining topography based on the use of the coal processing waste. It is understood that GEC is obligated to reclaim the East Pit, therefore an alternative reclamation plan will be submitted that does not include the use of coal pro- cessing waste. The alternative plan will be used in the `~~ event the East Pit is not used for the deposition of Dorchester's coal processing waste. 6. If Dorchester wants to include GEC's Tipple Area and Haul Road A in their permit, GEC will provide any as- sistance they can in the preparation of the proper doc- uments necessary to include these areas in Dorchester's permit. Otherwise, GEC will begin reclaiming these areas at the appropriate time. 7. GEC will continue to maintain the site as described in the April 11, 1984 letter. We hope the amendments to the April 11, 1984 letter will lay the groundwork for the initiation of the reclamation on the site in a manner that is in the best interest of all parties concerned. President