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~_. <br />and grader to correct contour and scarified before topsoil is re- <br />placed. After topsoil is placed, reclaimed areas are seeded and <br />mulched in season. <br />(b) Underground Mining <br />Not applicable to Wyoming Fuel Company since there <br />is no underground mine planned. <br />(3) Mine Facilities <br /> <br />(a) The location of all structures and utility corridors <br />necessary for mining are shown on Figure 2. <br />(b) Existing structures located at the Canadian Strip <br />Mine (Sec. 2, TBN, R78W) include: 1) an office trailer, 2) a crew <br />trailer, 3) a shop and 4) a crushing plant. <br />The office trailer is an 8 x 26 ft prefab structure. <br />It was in place prior to Wyoming Fuel taking control of the <br />property, April 1, 1979. The trailer has two desks and a drawing <br />table. <br />The crew trailer is 8 x 28 ft and is used as a <br />C <br />warming house and lunch room. It too was on the property prior <br />to Wyoming Fuel taking over. <br />The shop is a 40 x 48 ft metal building with the <br />main supports set on concrete footers. It is a General repair <br />shop with a dirt floor for track type equipment. Fixtures in the <br />shop include a coal furnace, work beach and hoist along one wall <br />and shelves along the other wall and a small tool room. <br />The only structure built by Wyoming Fuel is the <br />crushing plant. The crusher includes a 8 x 12 ft wooden building <br />-~o- <br />