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• <br />(f) Provide an assessment of the adverse environmental <br />consequences and damages, if an.y, that will result if the reclamation of <br />surface mining activities is delayed; and <br />(q) Show how off-site storage of spoil will be conducted to <br />comply with the requirements of the Act, and 4.09.1 through 4.09.4. <br />(4) Issuance of a permit. A permit incorporating a variance under <br />2.06 may be issued b.y the Division or Board, if it first finds, in writing, <br />upon the basis of a complete application filed in accordance with 2.06 <br />that: <br />(a) The applicant has presented, as part of the permit <br />application, specific feasible plans for the proposed underground mining <br />activities; <br />(b) The proposed underground mining activities are necessary or <br />• <br />desirable to assure maximum practical recovery of the mineral resource and <br />will avoid multiple future disturbances of surface land or waters: <br />(c) The applicant has satisfactorily demonstrated that the <br />application for the surface coal mining activities and underground mining <br />activities conforms to the requirements of these Rules and that all other <br />permits necessary for the underground mining activities have been issued by <br />the appropriate authorities; <br />(d) The surface area of surface coal mining activities proposed <br />for the variance have been shown by the applicant to be necessary for <br />implementing the proposed underground mining activities; <br />(e) No substantial adverse environmental damage, either on-site <br />• <br />or off-site, will result from the delay in completion of reclamation <br />otherwise required by Section 34-33-120(2)(p), C.R.S. 1973, and 4.13; <br />2.06-6 <br />