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• pile. The primary concern would be interruption of flow through the rock subdrain and consequent internal buildup of the piezometric surface and hydrostatic pressures within the pile. This concern has been addressed by construction of a secondary subdrain extending beneath the pile as shown on the Coal Refuse Pile Expansion Map (Map TR07-1). APPLICATION FOR TECHNICAL REVISION AND PUBLIC NOTICE (2.08.41 In compliance with applicable regulatory requirements, EFCI has completed and is submitting the appropriate application form as Attachment 1 to the transmittal letter for this Technical Revision Application. EFCI has also developed a proposed legal notice describing the technical revision and incorporating all information specified by Section 2.07.3(2) in order to provide for public input as required by 2.08.4(5)(b)(i). The proposed legal notice is included in this application package as Appendix • 4, Proposed Public Notice, and will be published in the Canon City Daily Record upon notification from CMLRD that this application has been determined complete. Complete copies of the EFCI permit application document are on file with both the CMLRD and the Fremont County Clerk/Recorder. A copy of this technical revision application will be filed with the County Clerk/Recorder at the same time the public notice is submitted to allow public access and review. BONDING REQUIREMENTS (3.01 The proposed refuse pile expansion will result in disturbance of an additional 7.5 acres. However, it will also facilitate more effective and timely reclamation of completed portions of the refuse pile by slowing the rate of stockpile advance. • Given the additional disturbed acreage, upon approval and prior to initiating refuse pile expansion activities, EFCI will post additional bond surety in the amount of 55,500 with the CMLRD. 13R Revised - February, 1990