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Mr. Roger Funston <br /> Mined Land Reclamation <br /> December 6, 1979 <br /> Page 2 <br /> U. S. Steel in Provo, Utah and to the Kaiser Steel plant in <br /> Fontana, California. <br /> The Carbondale train loadout also houses the offices <br /> of the Company which includes Purchasing, Personnel , Engineering <br /> and Computer services . <br /> Exhibit E: Reclamation Plan <br /> The entire property is owned privately by Mid-Continent <br /> and is commercially zoned. The loadout has been at its present <br /> location since 1956. Two other commercial businesses adjoin this <br /> property. At the end of mining the property will be converted to <br /> some other commercial business . The offices will remain and the <br /> 32, 000-ton slot bin will be converted into a warehouse . The <br /> conveyor belts and the coal loadout tipple will be removed. The <br /> railroad spurs will remain. The ground surface will remain the <br /> same with the exception that additional buildings may be constructed. <br /> Exhibit F: Reclamation Plan Map <br /> See initial submittal <br /> Exhibit G : Water Information <br /> There are three wells on the property used only for <br /> sanitation and industrial purposes . All drinking water is brought <br /> in. See enclosed Colorado Department of Health Well Permits . <br /> Exhibit H: Wildlife Information <br /> This facility is in close proximity to the town of <br /> Carbondale and to two other commercial businesses . The Colorado <br /> Wildlife Division assures us that no rare or endangered species <br /> resides in this area and that this is not a critical seasonal <br /> habitat for any large or small mammals . ' <br /> Exhibit I : Soils Information <br /> As this is a commercial- zoned area and our operation <br /> has been here since 19S6 , and at the end of mining will probably <br /> expand by constructing additional buildings , we feel soil informa- <br /> tion would not be required. <br /> 5 <br />