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Permit Number CO-0063, ( ) Page 7 of 1 ~ 11. Within one month of permit issuance, the permittee will submit a plan for placement and storage of all non-coal wastes in a designated portion of the permit area to ensure that leachate and surface runoff do not degrade surface or ground water. A plan for final disposal of non-coal wastes in a designated disposal site will also be submitted. 12. Within one month of permit issuance, an operation description, a sediment control plan, and a reclamation plan for the loadout will be incorporated into the permit. 13. Within two months of permit issuance, the permittee will submit for the approval of the Regional Administrator to the Regulatory Authority an accept- able plan for snow removal and disposal, to insure that snow and road surfac- ing material is disposed of in an appropriate area, and does not interfere with surface drainage. 14. The Regulatory Authority directs Bear Coal Company to submit a subsidence monitoring program for review and approval by the Regulatory Authority. This program shall include the installation of appropriate profile lines of perma- nent monuments, capable of resisting normal traffic and meteorological phenom- ena. ~4onuments shall be located to monitor possible subsidence of areas des- ignated for the initiation of retreat or secondary extraction. These plans shall include a typical monument detail drawing. This subsidence monitoring program shall be submitted, for review by the Regulatory Authority, within. 30 days following permit approval. Further, the approved subsidence monitoring monuments shall be installed and initially monitored prior to the commencement ~'V of retreat or secondary extraction within the Bear No. 3 mine. Following the initial monitoring, the subsidence monuments shall be monitored on a semi- annual basis, and the results of that monitoring shall be submitted to the Regulatory Authority within 30 days following completion of each monitoring survey. 15. If previously undisturbed areas are to be impacted by mining or related activities (roads, power lines, subsidence etc.) a cultural resource inventory must be performed prior to this impact. Sites are located by this survey. They must be evaluated for eligibility to the National Register of Historic Places and if they are found to be eligible, a suitable mitigation plan must be developed by the company and approved by the State Historic Preservation Officer (SHPO) and the Office of Surface t4ining prior to the disturbance. /"'1 ~fl:,~tlPh~,~ L.',