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The Division finds that performance standazds and design requirements of the (renewed) permit will provide for the scope and objectives of general provisions of Rule 4.01. II. Rule 4.02 Signs and Mazkers Signs and appropriate permit mazkers aze erected and in place at the site. An entrance sign in compliance with the Rule is in place, as aze topsoil (topsand) pile signs. Boundary mazkers aze white posts. III. Rule 4.03 Roads A. Haul Roads Hauling of coal, spoil, and coal mine waste has been terminated at the Keenesburg Mine, and there aze no plans to resume hauling of coal, spoil, and coal mine waste. Haul roads at the site have been re-classified to Access Roads. [PAP, Section 2.05.3, page 103.] [Rule 4.03.1] B. Access Roads Access roads have been designed, constructed and certified by a registered professional engineer in accordance with 4.03.2. [Rule 4.03.2(1)(d)j C. Light-Use Roads Light-use roads have been designed and constructed in accordance with Rule 4.03.3. Some light-use roads aze permitted to be left in support of approved post-mining land use. [Rule 4.03.3(7)]. IV. Rule 4.04 Support Facilities No new support facilities are anticipated on the site. The construction of existing support facilities has not damaged or caused disruption of oil, gas, or water wells or pipelines, coal slurry pipelines, railroads, or utility lines, which pass over, under, or through the permit azea. The Division approved the existing facilities. [Rule 4,04(6)] Three gas wells have been installed within the permit area by a third party. The gas company (Noble Energy Production, Inc.) maintains these well sites and access to the wells. These three locations have been classified as industrial land use. Reclamation of the well sites is the responsibility of the gas company. The reclamation responsibility is stated in the contract between CEC and the gas company. Permit Renewa105 Findings October 30, 2006 Page 17 of 25 Pages