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• Subsurtace: <br />Blue Mountain Energy, Inc. <br />5295 South 300 West, Suite 500 <br />Murray, Utah 84107 <br />(801) 892-0500 <br />United States of America <br />Colorado BLM State Office <br />1037 20th Street <br />Denver, Colorado 80202 <br />Federal Coal Lease C-028875 <br />Mr. Paul Riebold <br />Rt. 1. Box 120 A <br />Windsor, MO 65360 <br />Mr. Russell Chapman <br />Rt. 1, Box 120A <br />• Windsor, MO 65360 <br />2.03.4(6) Not applicable. Active Mine. <br />2.03.4(9) Not applicable <br />2.03.5 Compliance Information <br />Neither the applicant nor a subsidiary or affiliate or persons conVolled by or under common control <br />with the applicant has (1) had a Federal or State mining permit suspended or revoked in the last five <br />years; or (b) forfeited a mining bond or similar security deposited in lieu of bond. The applicant has <br />received the following notice of violation during the three-year period preceding the third permit <br />renewal application date. <br />NOV C-96-019 was issued on November 26, 1996 for "failure to construct or maintain sediment pond <br />as designed to Veat runoff or inflow". The sediment pond RP-1 primary spillway was leaking allowing <br />water to discharge without sufficient settling time. The problem was abated quicky as found by DMG <br />inspector during his inspection on November 27, 1996. A penalty assessment of $1,500 was <br />proposed by DMG. This fine was reduced to $550 after an assessment conference. <br />NOV C-97-0O6 was issued on May 20, 1997 for "failure to maintain surface water monitoring devices <br />• (crest stage gages and single stage samplers) in accordance with the monitoring program submitted <br />under 2.05.6(3)(b)(iv)". A minimal civil penalty of $550 was assessed by DMG. BME paid this fine <br />(Permit Renewal #3, 3/00) I-7 <br />