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7. Does the applicant wish any parts of this Notice to be considered CONFIDENTIAL? <br />No If yes, the material should be attached as a separate document and clearly marked <br />"Confidential." Justification for requesting the confidentiality must be included with the <br />request. Note: Rule 2.02.7(2)(b) only allows confidential material that concerns trade secrets <br />or is privileged commercial or financial information which relates to the competitive rights of <br />the person intending to conduct coal exploration. <br />8. Has this complete Notice been put on file at the county courthouse in the vicinity of the <br />exploration area, as required by Rule 2.02.7? Yes <br />9. Have reclamation costs been included with this Notice to assist in determining the amount of <br />Performance Bond required, if any? Yes <br />10. How will the reclaimed drillhole locations be marked? Appropriately labeled <br />monument marker placed in the <br />concrete surface plug. <br />PART III <br />The applicant is aware of the following conditions to this Notice: <br />1. No person shall conduct coal exploration activities under Rule 2.02.2 until they have received <br />notification of the Division's determination on substantial disturbance and qualifications as <br />coal exploration. <br />2. A determination by the Division that substantial exploration disturbance of the natural land <br />surface by exploration with removal of 250 tons or less will require that the person who <br />proposes to conduct the coal exploration post a Performance Bond prior to initiation of <br />exploration according to the requirements set forth in Rule 3.05. <br />3. Any person conducting coal exploration activities which the Division has determined will <br />cause substantial disturbance of the natural land surface or which will involve the removal of <br />more than 250 tons of coal shall submit, in accordance with Rules 2.02.6(3) and 4.07.3(3) <br />a. A report for each successive 180-day period during coal exploration activities, no later than 10 <br />days after the end of that period. A report will not be required for 180-day periods of <br />inactivity. <br />b. A final written report, no later than 30 days after the end of that period for which Notice of <br />Intent was filed or written approval was granted. <br />c. A Drill Hole Abandonment Report, within 60 days of abandoning a drill hole. <br />(THESE THREE REPORT FORMS ARE AVAILABLE FROM THE DIVISION.) <br />4