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• placement occurs both laterally and vertically, the incremental areas where active <br />placement is ocairring during the one-yeaz interval between reclamation rycles will be <br />min;mi>ed. Within this active disturbance azea, EFCI m;nim;>es erosion and runoff <br />by maintaining appropriate gradients on active working benches and through use of <br />temporary ditches and berms as appropriate. <br />With the exception of the coal refuse pile where incremental disturbance is offset by <br />progressive rec)amation in a steady-state balance, all other mine disturbance areas will <br />remain in a disturbed condition until after completion of all mining operations. <br />Upon completion of mining, EFCI will reclaim any mine facilities not approved for <br />retention in conjunction with postrtrirting land uses, including the portal, road and <br />loadout azeas in a timely fashion. Reclamation of these azeas is scheduled to be <br />completed within ]8 months of the date of last coal production from the property. <br />An antiopated general time-table for reclamation of these speafic azeas is presented as <br />Table 32, Tune-Table-Mine Faalities Reclamation. <br />• Following reclamation of mine facilities, portal, road and loadout azeas, the only <br />disturbance azeas which will remain will be the sedimentation pond and associated <br />drainage structure azeas and any structures, facilities, and use azeas approved for <br />retention to support the postnvning land use. Drainage structures will remain in place <br />to provide short-term drainage and sedvnent control during the bond liability period. <br />Upon receipt of a determination of reclamation success from the CMLRD for <br />contvbuting drainage azeas, sedimentation ponds and assocated drainage structures <br />will be removed and reclaimed. EFC] plans to complete reclamation of ponds and <br />assocated structures within six months of receipt of a determination of reclamation <br />success. <br />Bond Reclamation Cost Estimate <br />EFCI has completed a detailed cost estimate for reclamation of all existing mine <br />disturbance in the unlikely event that the company were <br />• <br />Minor Revision MR-41 2.05.4-4 Revised December 200] <br />