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- 24" vent due west of the Old Carnation Portal. This historical installation is stable <br />and hard to find. There is no discernible road into this site. The location is mazked <br />by a single steel post. The top of the hole casing is at ground level and is covered by <br />a steel plate and old timbers. There is no power to this site. The site has sparse <br />vegetation and is indiscernible from the surroundings. <br />- 24" vent south of the access road between the Carnation Mine and the St. Jude mine - <br />The access road into this site is barely discernible. The vent location has been <br />marked by a steel post, and the Operator has placed a "Danger" sign at the vent as <br />there is some sloughing and caving occurring around the vent collar. There is a steel <br />riser on the hole, but it has no covering. Sparse vegetation is present, but the site is <br />otherwise stable. <br />- 3' vent adjacent to drainage immediately east of the St. Jude Mine -This historical <br />vent is located near the bottom of the drainage that lies east of the St. Jude site. The <br />vent appears to be a 3' hole, and it has a steel casing extending a few inches above <br />ground level. The casing is covered by a tin sheet and secured with rocks. The <br />Operator has place a "Danger" sign at this site. There are a number of old trails and <br />drill roads around this site, so a specific access road is not noted. The site is well <br />revegetated and indiscernible from the surrounding terrain. <br />Sunday Mine. <br />The Sunday Mine (see Figure 3) includes the Sunday portal, several surface buildings, <br />working areas, waste dumps, and storage areas. The Sunday Mine was most recently operated <br />during the period November 1997 through Tune 1999. The Sunday Mine has remained on <br />"standby' since that time. <br />The Sunday portal was temporarily closed in November 2002. An old hopper has been <br />placed in front of the portal entrance, and dirt has been mounded up against the hopper to prevent <br />intrusion into the mine. <br />The "Old Sunday Portal" has been permanently closed and covered with fill. The <br />location of the old portal can be noted by the presence of two juniper trees that were near the <br />portal and which have been preserved. Figure 3 shows the location of the Old Sunday Portal and <br />the fence which previously surrounded the portal. The Sunday site was surveyed prior to the <br />completion of field maintenance work in November 2002; therefore, Figure 3 still shows the <br />fence around the portal. Minor revisions to Figure 3 will be provided in future Annual Reports <br />to the Division. <br />The area to the south and east of the Old Sunday Portal had historically accumulated <br />mine trash and debris. This entire area has been cleaned up and all debris and trash removed. <br />The general area has been graded to control erosion and is stable. <br />The following buildings are present at the Sunday Mine: <br />- Warehouse/Wash Bay and Auxiliary building; 19' x 19' concrete pad, 44' x 16' <br />warehouse, 14' x 20' auxiliary building. Buildings are stable but showing signs of <br />some deterioration. <br />- West Shop: 36' x 40' concrete pad on west side, 12' concrete pad along south side of <br />building, sidewalk along east side. Building is in good condition; compressor <br />presently stored in shop. <br />4 <br />