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Permit Number CO-J06d, ( ) Pace 1 of 7 ~,,,~ 11..'~Jithin one month of permit issuance, the permittee will submit a pion for placement and storace of all non-coal pastes .n a designated potion of the permit area to ensure that leachate and surface r~ncff da not degrade surface or ground cater. A plan far final disposal of non-coal ~,vastes in a designated disposal site will also be submitted. 12. '~Jithin one month of permit issuance, an operation description, a sediment control plan, and a reclamation plan for the loadout will he incorporated into the permit. 13. '~lithin two months of permit issuance, the per-nittee ~rri1T submit for the approval of the Regional Administrator to the Regulator, 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 interf=_re 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 pena- nent monuments, capable of resisting normal traffic and meteorological phenom- ena. Monumerrts shall be located to monitor passible 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, far review by the Regulatory Authority, within 30 days following permit approval. Further, the approved subsidence monitoring ~-, monuments shall he installed and initially monitored prier a the commencement of retreat or secondary extraction within the Bear No. 3 mine. Fallowing 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 ccmple*.ion of eacti monitoring survey. 15. If previously undisturbed areas are to be impacted by mining or related acti•+iiies (reads, Dower lines, subsidence etc.) a cultural resource inventory must be performed prior to this impact. Sites are located by this su r+ey. They must he evaluated far eligibility to the national Register of Historic ?laces and if they are found to be eligible, a suitable mitigation plan must be developed by the company and approved by the Stag Historic Preservation Officer (S~iPO) and the Office of Surface Mining prior to the disturbance.