WILLIAM C. WALLACE, L.S. Survey Coordinator

EDUCATION Castlewood High School, Castlewood, Virginia - Diploma 1971. Russell County Vocational Technical School, Lebanon, Virginia, 1971 - Two year drafting certificate with honors. Southwest Virginia Community College - Richlands, Virginia. AAS Degree in Drafting and Design - 1983 Continuing Education: Mine Surveying, Southwest Virginia Community College, Richlands, VA - 1979. Practices and Principles of Surveying, Bluefield College, Bluefield, West Virginia - 1984. Mine Management and Mine Law, Mountain Empire Community College, Big Stone Gap, Virginia - 1986. Real Estate Principles I, Southwest Virginia Community College, Richlands, Virginia - 1987. Real Estate Principles II, Southwest Virginia Community College, Richlands, Virginia - 1987. Global Positioning System Training, Besch Consulting Inc., Madisonville, KY - 1993. Eagle Point Advantage Series Training Program, Eagle Point Software, Russell, GA - 1997. REGISTRATION Registered Professional Surveyor: Tennessee - 1828 Virginia - LSIT Kentucky First Class Mine Foreman: Virginian Underground F.C. - 6237 EXPERIENCE Mr. Wallace joined the staff in September, 1987. He serves as Survey Coordinator. His duties include scheduling projects and supervising survey crews as well as survey technicians. Surveying duties include (conducting and supervising): ground control surveys, property research, property surveys, topographical surveys and mapping,surveying calculations for construction and earthwork. Mr. Wallace is also responsible for directing underground mine projection design, underground mine ventilation design and mine mapping. Administrative responsibilities include client contact, cost estimates, personnel scheduling and quality control of surveying procedures, evaluating, purchasing and maintaining surveying equipment. Pre-planning all surveying projects using the most efficient methodology to insure that the surveying projects will be completed within the requested time and budget, while maintaining the required accuracy. March 1977 - August 1987 Mr. Wallace was employed by Clinchfield Coal Company, Lebanon, Virginia. Last position title: Head of Underground Mapping and Surveying. Duties included supervising all surveying, and office personnel; computation of surveys, mineral reserves and mine forecasts; preparing mine maps for State and Federal regulatory authorities; designing and drafting mine related facilities, structures, and site layouts; and performing mine ventilation surveys and calculations. June 1975 - March 1977 Mr. Wallace was employed by Walt Ballard (AMSCO), independent surveyor, Lebanon, Virginia as an assistant Office Manager and Party Chief. Duties included surveying of ground control, topographical mapping, strip topographical mapping for water and sewer line projects, construction stake-outs, property and site locations, photogrammetry planning of flight lines and developing the projects into topographical mapping and plan and profile mapping. November 1973 - June 1975 Mr. Wallace was employed by Raytheon Corp. Bristol, Tenn. as a Drafting and Design Analyst and Checker. Duties included reviewing engineering working drawings and specifications for correctness, feasibility, drafting standards and company and government standards.