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~. • <br /> <br />delays and re-hash of past conversations and information. I think <br />you would agree that neither party has the time for this type of <br />activity. <br />To alleviate the Divisions immediate concern, we have the following <br />suggestion. <br />* Develop one map to address the overlap areas of the TCC and CYCC <br />This can be one of the reclamation maps already in existence. <br />Determine to which permit each parcel of ground belongs; label <br />or stiple accordingly and produce two maps, the only <br />difference being the map title and or number. Any subsequent <br />changes or modifications done to one will ultimately then be <br />automatically made to the other map. This insures that <br />discrepancies are not generated due to drafting over the life <br />of the permits. <br />Specific areas noted during review are as follows. <br />* If the acreage values for TCC liability have been changed <br />to reflect inclusion of the road to the rail spur, why does <br />the map not denote this? What permitting action incorporates <br />this road into the disturbed area for the TCC permit? <br />* Why is the rock dust tank excluded from table 1 in the TCC <br />ARR? <br />* It was agreed that the waste rock disposal area would not <br />be included as TCC liability until approval. Now, TCC <br />indicates that area will not be included under TCC until it is <br />disturbed. Yet the area is denoted on the CYCC ARR map as TCC <br />liability. What is TCC's current position on this area and <br />why is there conflict between the two permits? The waste pile <br />is_ not an optional item, it will be constructed as per the <br />approved permit. Although the entire area will not be <br />disturbed at once, the approved area became part of the TCC <br />permit at the time of approval and is not an area which is <br />covered by the CYCC permit until such time as it is removed <br />from the TCC disturbed area. <br />* The CYCC permanent road from county road 27 to a point near <br />Pond A should be shaded as TCC liability. This road is used <br />and maintained by TCC and will outlive the CYCC permit by a <br />number of years given current mine life expectancies. <br />Please respond to the above issues within 3o days. If you have <br />questions please call me. <br />Sinc el <br />' ~~l,l,(i~.-~ <br />Ke A. Go ha <br />Environmental Protection Specialist <br />