PERMFILE130306

• Permit No: C1981014
• IBM Index Class Name: Permit File
• Doc Date: 12/11/2001
• Section_Exhibit Name: EXHIBIT 23 SUBSIDENCE INFORMATION
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

Dorchester concludes that there are no renewable resource lands
on or adjacent to the proposed permit area.
The following sections include a brief description of pre-
and post-mining land uses and a description of each of the
itemized structures. Determination of whether subsidence could
cause material damage or diminution of reasonably foreseeable use
of the structures identified, pursuant to Section 2.05.6(6)(b)(i)
of the Regulations, is included in Section 2.0, titled Suba~idPnce
Survey.
1.1.1 Pre- and Post-Mining Land Uses (RULE 2 OS 6(6)(b)(i)(A)
The pre- and post-mining land uses are presented in Section
2.04.3 (Vol. I, pp. 76-79) and in Section 2.04.10, Attachment II
and Section 2.05.5 respectively, of the application and
subsequent submittals.
1.1.2 Ranch House and Accomoany_ina Building
The ranch buildings referenced in this report are
situated upon two 10-acre tracts of land (surface only) conveyed
to the Thompsons by Robert Jackson and John Cribbs on June 16,
1965. The deeds covering this transaction reserve to grantor
(Cribbs-Jackson) the right to mine the coal and contain an
explicit waiver of .all rights to surface support and releases the
grantors from all liability for damage resulting from subsidence.
A copy of the deeds as recorded are attached in Appendix C.
Dorchester is mining coal underground from the Cribbs-Jackson
property, including the area overlain by the Thompson surface,
pursuant to a lease executed in May 1978, between Dorchester and
Cribbs-Jackson.
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