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Revisions to the Permit Minor Revisions and Technical Revisions which have been made to the Loadout's permit since Permit Renewa101 on 29 May are listed below. Minor Revision 09: MR-09 was submitted to the Division on 10 November 1998, called complete on 19 November 1998 and approved on 19 March 1999. The revision dealt with changes to the Identification of Interests section of the permit. Minor Revision 10: MR-10 was submitted to the Division on 5 June 2001, called complete on 15 June 2001 and approved on 15 June 2001. The revision dealt with revised language to the permit regazding revegetation success standazds. This revision stemmed from the 2001 midterm review. Technical Revision 04: TR-04 was submitted to the Division on 9 September 1999, called complete on 15 September 1999 and approved on 24 September 1999. The revision dealt with an incidental boundary change to ensure an existing ditch was within the permit boundary. Technical Revision O5: TR-OS was submitted to the Division on 28 June 2000, called complete on 10 July 2000 and approved on 24 July 2000. The revision dealt with a modification to the coal handling facilities to allow for the unloading of coal from rail cazs. Description of the Environment The Hayden Gulch Loadout is located in Routt County, approximately two miles southeast of the town of Hayden, Colorado. The Loadout can be located on the Mount Harris U.S. Geological Survey 7.5 Minute Quadrangle Map, in: T6N, R88W (6th Principal Meridian) - Section 10 Portions of E%z - Section 14 Portions of W%z - Section 15 Portions of E%zE%z - Section 22 Portions of NE'/4 - Section 23 Portions of N%zN'/zNW'/4 Approximately 95% of the surface acreage of the proposed permit area is owned by HGTI and the rest is leased from the State of Colorado, the Town of Hayden and private individuals. No coal is proposed to be mined within the permit area. The HG Loadout lies at approximately 6,400 feet in elevation and is situated in the bottom of the Dry Creek valley. Dry Creek crosses the permit azea.