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37. <br />None <br />38. <br />None <br />39. <br />None <br />40. <br />Western <br />Fuels- Colorado, LLC <br />41. <br />Western <br />Fuels- Colorado, LLC <br />42. <br />Western <br />Fuels- Colorado, LLC <br />43. <br />Western <br />Fuels- Colorado, LLC <br />44. <br />None <br />45. <br />Western <br />Fuels- Colorado, LLC (purchase Option) <br />46. <br />None <br />47. <br />None <br />48. <br />None <br />49. <br />None <br />2.03.4(8) <br />2.03.4(9) <br />2.03.5 <br />Not applicable. Active Mine <br />Maps 2.03.4 -1 and 2.03.4 -2 show the areas contiguous to the permit boundary <br />owned by the applicant. <br />Compliance Information <br />Neither the applicant nor a subsidiary or affiliate or persons controlled by or under <br />common control with the applicant has (a) had a Federal or State mining permit <br />suspended or revoked in the lastfive years; or (b) forfeited a mining bond or similar <br />security deposited in lieu of bond. The applicant received a notice of violation, <br />datedl4 Aug., 2002, for an unauthorized variation in sec 4.08.3 Public Notification <br />of Blasting Schedule of the Colorado Mined Land Reclamation Board Regulations. <br />For the purpose of determining the ' / 2 mile radius from blasting for neighbor <br />notification, the applicant used the centerpoint of the blasting area, as described in <br />the Blast Schedule published as a Public Notice. The CDMG believes that using the <br />blast area perimeter is more appropriate, hence the notice of violation. WFC has <br />subsequently modified its procedures to use the blast perimeter for determining the <br />notification radius. <br />Revised August 2010 (PR 06) 2.03 -23 <br />