1997-07-09_GENERAL DOCUMENTS - C1981017

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In 1994 as MCR prepared for the summer work season, DMG refused to approve that summer's proposed work and on or about July 18, 1994 it announced and took over Coal Basin reclamation work.M&E,/King salvage-scrapping-remediation work began in 1992 and has continued each work season since. DMG bond reclamation work began in 1995 and continued in the 1996 work season. 88. The area adjacent to the former coal preparation plant (Parcel 4, Answer Exhibit 3 p. 10) is used as the work area for the salvage/scrapping of equipment and mine improvements, accordingly, it will be the last area reclaimed. Defendants believe salvage/scrapping and reclamation operations will conclude with the 1997 work season. Coal Basin Parcels Ownership &Ad Valorem Taxes 89. MCR's Coal Basin and Pitkin County real property was described in the bankruptcy proceeding petition as Parcels 1-6;it is described in Answer Exhibit 3,attached hereto and incorporated herein by this reference. Because these bankruptcy proceeding descriptions include the entirety of MCR's Coal Basin real property ownership some include lands in Gunnison County, Colorado. 90. The following are the Pitkin County ad valorem tax assessment schedules for property owned or formerly owned by MCR: Old Schedule New Schedule No. No. 18-04062 P004062 19-07626 R007626 19-07627 R007627 18-07863 R007863 18-07864 R007864 18-07866 R007866 18-07873 R007873 18-07944 R007944 19-07948 R007948 18-12487 R012487 Descriptions of the personal and real property as set forth in the foregoing ad valorem tax assessment schedules are contained in Answer Exhibit 4, attached to this answer and incorporated herein by this reference. 91. The following are Pitkin County ad valorem tax assessments that have been CIVIL No.97 Cv 131-3 -16- AMENDED ANSWER&COUNTERCLAIMS