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Cow Camp Project - Baseline Hydrology Work Plan <br />Twentymile Coal Company — Revised July 23, 2012 <br />Monitoring Well Installations <br />Bedrock monitoring wells are proposed for three exploration hole locations planned for the Cow Camp <br />Project, including ccu013, ccu014, and ccu023. Wells will be completed in the Wadge Underburden <br />(WUB) at each location. An additional Wadge Coal (WC) and Wadge Overburden (WOV) will be <br />completed at the location of the exploration hole CCU023. Total estimated depths of each well are as <br />follows: <br />Exploration hole WUB <br />WC <br />WOV <br />ccu013 1140 <br />N/A <br />N/A <br />ccu014* 1150 <br />N/A <br />N/A <br />ccu023 1840 <br />1760 <br />1750 <br />The exploration hole will be completed as WUB wells after coring and geophysical logging is <br />completed. WUB wells will be drilled, screened and sealed to a depth of no more than 80 feet below <br />the Wadge coal seam depending on the lithology encountered during exploration drilling. The WOV <br />well ccu023 will be drilled to a depth of about 5 feet above the top of the Wadge coal seam, and will <br />be screened for about 40 feet and sealed below the Lennox Coal Seam. Drilling and completion of <br />WC and WOV monitoring wells at exploration hole ccu023 will occur at short distances away <br />following completion of the WUB monitoring well. The geophysical log collected at ccu023 will be <br />considered representative for all three monitoring wells completed at this location. <br />Eight deep monitoring wells were completed in the Wadge Coal (WC and Wadge overburden (WOV) <br />within the proposed Cow Camp mining area during the mid- 1980's. Total depths of each well are as <br />follows: <br />Existiniz Well ID <br />Formation <br />Total Depth (ft.bgs) <br />2637 <br />WC <br />1019 <br />2636 <br />WOV <br />1008 <br />2634 <br />WOV <br />785 <br />2635 <br />WC <br />800 <br />2633 <br />WOV <br />803 <br />2701 <br />WC <br />974 <br />2702 <br />WOV <br />936 <br />Well completion data from each well indicates the wells were completed properly in the formations <br />monitored. Recent site visits conducted in May 2008 at the eight existing Cow Camp monitoring wells <br />indicate the well remain viable for collecting baseline <br />