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that it agreed with the conclusions of the Revey Report, i.e. that there exists almost no chance that the proposed operation would negatively affect the stability of underground coal mine workings or exacerbate natural spalling of rock from adjacent slopes and cliff faces resulting in damage to structures on adjacent lands. 15. ~. At the recommendation of the Division and with the Applicant's concurrence ,the Boazd, having considered the evidence concerning potential geologic hazards caused by the proposed operation, has determined to add Condition #I that requires the Applicant to monitor ground vibrations for operations that have the potential to cause ground vibrations. Ground vibration monitoring will be required at the commencement of - ~ , . , corrimercial operations at the project site and will continue for 30 daysunless monitoring shows,vibrations that could result in offsite damages. Monitoring will'be conducted according to a plan submitted by the Applicant within 30 days of the Boazd hearing. The monitoring plan must be approved by the Division, and all costs for the monitoring plan aze the responsibility of the Applicant. 16. The weight of the evidence, together with the addition of Condition #1, demonstrate that the Applicant has met the minimum requirements ofRule 6.5. 17. Issue 7(E): Minimization of Potential Impacts to Prevailing Hydrologic Balance of Carbon Irrigation Ditch (Rule 3.1.6}. Rule 3.1.6 requires an applicant to minimize disturbances to the hydrologic balance of the affected Land and of the surrounding area and to the quantity or quality of surface and groundwater systems during mining and reclamation. The Applicant has agreed not to store hazardous materials at the site and will provide fuel and maintenance services on a daily basis. The Applicant will obtain a Stormwater Discharge Permit ("SDP") prior to any offsite discharge. The SDP will