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FROM Panasonic TAD/FAX PHONE NO. 9454958 Apr. 12 1994 05:12PM PO4 <br /> Mr. Mark Fuller <br /> April 12, 1994 <br /> Page - 3 <br /> 3.2 It is proposed that future use of the reclaimed mine <br /> haul roads at least to the former Coal Basin townsite; possibly to <br /> the No. 4 Mine site on the south side of Coal Basin; and possibly <br /> to areas near the No. 1 Mine portal and No. 3 Mine portal be <br /> reclaimed so as to permit limited vehicular access. If the <br /> County/USFS can provide limited public maintenance on these <br /> roadways, then they should be open to the public. <br /> On the other hand, if County/Forest Service maintenance <br /> is not available on these mine haul roads, or on the roadway from <br /> Redstone to the Preparation Plant, then alternative arrangements <br /> should be considered. <br /> MCR has suggested the formation of a corporation in the <br /> nature of a homeowners association with authority to levy <br /> assessments against members for road maintenance with the <br /> inducement of having restricted access, particularly on the former <br /> mine haul roads. <br /> 4.0 Sale of Tract 2. <br /> MCR suggests sale of Tract 2 to a private owner or <br /> owners. With the clean water flowing from the mine; the series of <br /> ponds nearby; the existing water system, electrical installation, <br /> parking areas, roadways, and the lamphouse building, the property <br /> offers an ideal situation for a resort development with limited <br /> cabin site sales appurtenant thereto, and with commons areas made <br /> available for purchasers. <br /> This is in lieu of offering the property for sale in over <br /> 35 acre tracts. <br /> 5.0 Reclamation planning: <br /> Mr. Greg Lewicki, an engineer with extensive reclamation <br /> experience, has prepared plans for road reclamation, reclamation <br /> of mine benches and other work. <br />