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• <br />Section 779.12 (b) Continued. <br />State Office, Room 700, Colorado State Bank Building, 1600 <br />Broadway, Denver, Colorado, and is summarized in the Final Environ- <br />mental Assessment for Federal Coal Lease Application No. C-22777. <br />The geographic boundaries for each of these surveys are depicted on <br />Map 4, North Park Historical and Archaeological Sites.' <br />As indicated by Exhibit 4 and the BLM Final Environmental As~ess- <br />ment for Federal Coal Lease Application C-22777, in none of the <br />surveys were found any sites within the permit area that were <br />listed on or eligible for listing on the National Register of <br />Historic Places. Results from relevant archaeological surveys <br />further indicate that there are no additional listed, eligible or <br />other known sites immediately adjacent to the mine permit area. <br />The surveys resulted, however, in the identification of five ar- <br />• chaeological resource sites in or adjacent of the Kerr Mine Area <br />which were noteworthy, but not sufficiently unique or otherwise <br />significant to qualify as eligible for listing on the National <br />Register. No known sites of any kind were found in or adjacent to <br />the Kerr Tipple Area. <br />The Kerr Mine Area sites are discussed below according to the site <br />numbers assigned them by the Colorado State Archaeologist's Office. <br />They are also located on Map 4, North Park Historical and Archae- <br />ological Sites. <br />SJA 333 <br />This is a historic site identified by Lischka in the 1977-79 BLM <br />Cultural Resources Inventory. This site encompasses the abandoned <br />Sudduth Coal Mine. Due to the short period of mining activity at <br />this mine, together with the absence of mine structures and the <br />poor state of preservation at the mine, it was concluded that this <br />site was not sufficiently unique or significant to be eligible for <br />779-4 <br />