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:, ,. - <br />Blue Mountain Energy <br />Deserado Mine <br />P.O. Box 1067 <br />Rangely, CO 81648 <br />Mr. Dan Mathews <br />Division of Minerals and Geology <br />2148 Broadway, #C-5 <br />Grand )unction, Colorado 81503 <br />~l~ ~ <br />999 <br />~F~~~D <br />199? <br />10/30/97 ~~ ~ d,~~nq~~~b1e~N <br />Re: Professional Certification document for the Coal Processing Waste Bank on Deserado Mine <br />Property, Bonanza Power Project <br />File No. C-018-81 <br />Deaz Mr. Mathews: <br />During the thud quarter of 1997, myself and qualified persons working under my direction conducted <br />a series of compliance inspections on the active coal processing waste banks located within the <br />Deserado permit azea. These inspections were conducted roughly on a bi-weekly basis. <br />I am a professional engineer registered in the State of Colorado and my experience fiilfills the <br />requirements of the Colorado Surface Coal Mining Reclamation Act. <br />The purpose of these inspections and subsequent certification is to ensure proper construction of the <br />refuse piles and to satisfy the requirements of Rule 4.10.2 of the Colorado Mined Land Reclamation <br />Boazd. <br />INSPECTION OF ACTIVE AREAS 2-3 .4 and Sa <br />There are no apparent points of seepage, or indications of slope failure on the active piles. <br />The surface drainage facilities were adequately maintained and were working properly. <br />TR-39 work is progressing along permanent ditches in RP-5, and in-pit ditches in RP 2-3, and RP-4. <br />RP-5 has not been actively worked and or compacted during this quarter. <br />