File:FAB's BlaschakCoalCompany IMG 4469 Washer water recycling building (Described by employee).JPG

The Employee that gave us access to the property described the purpose of this building in the foreground as a water reclamation and filtration building. The conveyor offloads anthracite powder from the centrifugal water separator, which according to that worthy, is shipped out wet to a nearby power plant. The wetness is not a deep pond, but a large shallow puddle bedded in anthracite coal dust over a concrete driveway, which is spacious. Aerial view shows the circular tell-tales of coal heaps there, and a nearby articulated loader, so the area is used a heap storage site.

A similar stockpile area is evident across the street traversing across the slope-face above the building. That street forms a wye with the steep switchback roads near u-turn, so acts as a semi-dumper pre-loading staging area. Trailer trucks and dump trucks ascending the hill to load sorted anthracite would pull into the street, off the sharp-curve of the switchback's turn; where they can then back across the street to the sorted anthracite loading area (See #IMG_4467-excluding John, this is the view the driver would have after backing down in this manner).

When loaded, they can make the tight hairpin turn around and down to the scales near the administration building.