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K. Probable Hydrologic Consequences <br />The probable hydrologic consequences are presented in the Water Resources and Impact <br />Evaluation Report, Appendix I of the Permit. The belief is that mining will have no <br />appreciable effect on the hydrologic budget of the area. <br />VI. Rule 4.06 Topsoil <br />The mine operated in compliance with the general requirements (Rule 4.06.1), removal (Rule <br />4.06.2), and storage (Rule 4.06.3) of topsoil. No additional stripping operations of <br />undisturbed topsand (topsoil) are anticipated. CEC proposes to continue reclamation activities <br />in compliance with redistribution requirements (Rule 4.06.4). (See Sec 2.05.4 of the <br />Application, pages 113 - 114b.) <br />VII. Rule 4.07 Sealing of Drilled Holes and Underground Openings <br />CEC proposes to comply with the requirement of Rule 4.07 in regards to the sealing of drilled <br />holes (there are no underground openings associated with the site) (see Application, Sec <br />2.05.4, page 114b). <br />VIII. Rule 4.08 Use of Explosives <br />Explosives (for mining) are no longer used on the site. Any use of explosives in demolition of <br />facilities would be procured by contract (see Application, Sec 2.05.3, page 104). <br />IX. Rule 4.09 Disposal of Excess Spoil <br />All spoil is proposed for redistribution over disturbed areas (see Application, Sec 2.05.4). <br />(Rule 4.09.1(1)]. <br />X, Rule 4.10 Coal Mine Waste Banks <br />There are no coal mine waste banks on the site. No coal mine waste is anticipated to be <br />generated (the site is in a reclamation phase). [Rule 4.10.1(1)] <br />XI. Rule 4.11 Coal Mine Waste <br />There is no coal processing waste or underground development waste generated, and none is <br />anticipated, at the site. Thus the disposal of coal mine waste is not applicable to the permit. <br />XII. Rule 4.12 Slides and Other Damage <br />No slides or other damage have been recorded at the site. <br />28 18 February 1998 <br />