PERMFILE100400

• Permit No: C1982056A
• IBM Index Class Name: Permit File
• Doc Date: 3/30/2005
• Section_Exhibit Name: 2.05 Operation and Reclamation Part 2
• Media Type: D
• Archive: Yes

Loadout Stockoile/Refuse Pile Access Road
• An access road was constructed to provide bulldozer access from the loadout stockpile area to the waste pile area during
construction of the refuse disposal area. The road will tie the southwest side of the loadout stock pile to the north west
end of the waste pile, following an abandoned road cut in the hillside above the loadout stockpile for approximately 100
feet then will continue uphill for approximately 300 feet and cross the waste pile perimeter ditch section RDA-lc into
the waste pile area (see Map 24). The access road was designed and constructed in accordance with the design
requirements of Rule 4.03.2. The design and certification is presented in Exhibit 25N, Refuse Pile North Access Road.
Topsoil was removed and stockpiled in accordance with Rule 4.06. The area proposed for the 300-foot access road
section required stripping of approximately 16" of topsoil from a 30' wide arez. Approximately 444 cubic yards of
topsoil was removed from this section and placed in topsoil stockpile SF-8. The lower 100-foot section of access road
is located in disturbed area where topsoil has been previously stripped and stockpiled.
Construction of this access road was done in accordance with the specifications detailed in Figure 22, Access Road
Typical Sections. Surfacing consists of a 12-inch sub-base of 6-inch minus pit-run rock surfaced with a two- inch layer
of 1 winch crushed rock. The access road crosses the waste pile perimeter ditch in section RDA-]c with a 40 foot long
18-inch CMP culvert installed at the crossing. Culvert sizing and installation was done in accordance with Rule
4.03.2(4). Road drainage was directed to the west end of the road and into ditch D-1.
Reclamation of this access road will occur after the road is no longer needed for it's intended purpose and will include
removal of the culvert, ripping of the road surface, topsoil redistribution, and revegetation. Topsoil will be redistributed
over the road area and the area seeded with an appropriate seed mix during the fast available planting period,
IV. East and West Ramas to Portal Area
The east and west ramps to the portal area were constructed in accordance with permit C-056-82 approved April 16,
1984. Locations may be found on Map 24, Surface Facilities. Profiles and cross sections may be found on Map 30,
Road Profiles and Cross Sections. Overall grade does not exceed 10 percent.
V. Light-Use Roads to Powerline Substation
A light-use road and a permanent road will be used to access the substation. The light-use road will run 4,800 feet
to the substation and will follow the existing "fence" road. The light-use road will be designed per the
requirements of Rule 4.03.3, Light-Use Roads. The light-use road will be sufficiently maintained in order to ensure
erosion control. Surfacing of the road will be adequate for the general use of the road and during winter and spring
snow removal. Access to the light-use nd substation will also require the utiliTation of a permanent road
approved by the CMLRD on February 1888 ( ethnical Revision 87-12; Permit C-81-071). This permanent road
runs 12,000 feet from Country Road #2 rs maintained under CYCC's Permit C-81-071. The roads will be
maintained by TCC. Upon substation removal, the light-use road will remain as part of the approved postrnining
use of ranch management. The light-use and permanent road are shown on Map 39, Substation and Powerline
Location.
A light-use road will be used to access a subsidence borehole meter at Mine 2 (MR89-37). The road will be
reclaimed upon completion of the subsidence borehole metering.

APPROVED APR 2 4 2000
Permit Renewal No. 3 2.05-73 12/10/98