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Introduction: <br />In compliance with Rule 2.04.13, Bowie Resources Limited (BRL), Permit No. C-81-038, <br />submits the following Reclamation Report for the calendar year 2002. <br />Reclamation Activities: <br />During the reporting period of 2002, Bowie Resources continued work on reclaiming the <br />Bowie No. 1 East and West Mines. A summary of the work completed during this <br />reporting year is as follows: <br />Reporting Year 2002 <br />West Mine: <br />Portal Area For the reporting year 2002, Bowie Resources Ltd., <br />continued with the reclamation of the Bowie No. 1 West <br />Mine Site. Reclamation consisted of distributing and <br />grading of nearly 49,000 yrd3 of subsoil and topsoil back to <br />its approximate original contour. Two new sedimentation <br />control ponds have been established near the bottom of the <br />reclaimed area. Upon completion of the grading, the entire <br />area was hydro-seeded with the approved permanent seed <br />mix and using a cellulose mulch at a rate of 1,500 pounds <br />per acre and a tackifier at 100 pounds per acre. In <br />conjunction with the hydro-seeding a fertilizer was applied <br />at a rate that applied at least 30 pounds per acre of nitrogen <br />and 60 pounds of phosphorus. <br />Fan Shaft Area During this reporting period the ventilation shaft located at <br />the Bowie No. 1 West Mine was re-filled due to settling. <br />Approximately 2,500 yrd3 was placed into the shaft. As <br />required by the Mine Safety and Health Administration, <br />CFR 30 Part 75.1711-1 beginning from the bottom of the <br />coal seam and extending upward for a distance of 150 feet, <br />the shaft was filled with non-combustible material. The <br />remaining portion of the shaft was filled with other available <br />material. <br />East Mine Reclamation of the East Mine consisted of completing the <br />demolition of permanent structures located on the Old Fan <br />Level, Office/Bathhouse Level, and crushing and screening <br />level. See attached map. <br />2 <br />