Limitations proposed by Sonny Dodson in his motion to approve General Shale's Special Use Permit

1. The minimum setback/buffer for the entire boundary of said property
   be 100 feet.

2. All existing trees, shrubs and other vegetation within the
   setback/buffer zones set forth in Number One will be left
   undisturbed.

3. White Pines (4 to 5 feet in height) will be planted in three rows
   wherever there are insufficient trees to provide screening from
   adjoining property ownerw who desire additional screening.

4. No topsoil removal or excavation will take place closer than 250
   feet to any property line for a period of three years from the time
   the tree plantings on General Shale property are completed, other
   than constructing the access road.

5. The initial excavations will be made with the exposure facing
   inwardly toward the center of the property.  This orientation will
   be continued as the operation develops so that the visibility of
   the mine area and equipment will be additionally limited.  This
   condition shall be implemented to the extent it will not
   conflict with condition #7.

6. No excavation will take place closer than twenty five feet to the
   natural gas pipeline owned by Columbia Natural Gas of Virginia.  No
   excavation will occur in the existing pipeline easement until a
   relocation of this pipeline is negotiated with its owner and
   relocation is completed.

7. Any mine areas that are not yet ready for final reclamation, but
   for which no activity has taken place for six months, will be
   seeded as necessary within six months.

8. Should any residential water well having a depth of one hundred
   feet or less located within one thousand feet of the outer
   perimeter of the actual area in which General Shale is then mining,
   and which is in existence on or before the date of such mining is
   commenced, be impacted in terms of water quantity, said well shall
   be replaced at the expense of General Shale.

9. In addition to the one hundred foot setback/buffer set forth in
   condition number one, an additional one hundred foot permanent
   setback/buffer will be maintained along the southernmost boundary
   in the area of Careytown, from the corner with Spencer and Capelle
   eastward for a distance of nine hundred feet, as shown in the
   revised drawing dated March 12, 2002.

10. No mining will take place north of Blue Run as shown on the
    revised map dated March 12, 2002.

11. Excavation activity shall be limited to 7:00 am to 6:00 pm Monday
    thru Friday, with no excavation on holidays.

12. Mining shall be limited to those areas proposed in the General
    Shale application.  Mining activities outside those areas shall
    not commence until such time as a special use permitted be issued
    for that activity.

13. No VDOT recommendations made shall be paid for with Orange County
    funds and must be in place before operation commences.  All
    hauling vehicles shall access the site from Rt. 20 and will not
    access from Rt. 33 onto Old Barboursville Road.