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Page 10 of 10 <br />c. C23 was shifted. Has its size been verified? <br />d. Culverts C52 and C54 remain on the revised version of Map 14. If they have been <br />removed on the ground, they should be removed from the map <br />24. RDA <br />a. The response is sufficient <br />b. The response is sufficient <br />c. The road has not been removed on the revised version of Map 13 <br />d. The response is sufficient <br />e. The response is sufficient <br />f The response is sufficient <br />25. Development Waste naming conventions <br />See comments under 13.g <br />Map labels should be altered to match the naming convention adopted in the text. <br />26. Topsoil <br />Extensive comments were made concerning topsoil above (see 13.u). <br />The Division acknowledges that basing a reclamation cost estimate (RCE) on a "worst case <br />scenario" is a fair way to proceed. <br />Since any importation of topsoil increases the RCE significantly, the Division suggests that it would <br />be prudent to re -write the section of the permit discussing topsoil. The re -written text would <br />describe which areas are to receive topsoil, with their acreage (with reference to Maps 15 & 16). <br />Topsoil stockpile and borrow -area locations would be described, with their volumes. The only <br />complex part of the topsoil balance concerns the RDA which could be handled as discussed above <br />(see 13.u) <br />Rule 3.02.2 - Determination of Bond Amount <br />For now the Division feels it is appropriate to say that the RCE will be updated after the relevant <br />adequacy issues have been resolved. It must be recognized, however, that there is currently a shortfall <br />between the amount of bond posted by NECC and the Division's RCE. This situation cannot be allowed <br />to persist indefinitely. It is incumbent on NECC to respond to this adequacy review in a timely manner <br />so that the RCE can be finalized and the amount of bond posted brought into line with the RCE. <br />Sincerely, <br />QA1 <br />Leigh Simmons. <br />Environmental Protection Specialist <br />cc: Ron Thompson <br />Kent Gorham, Gorham Energy Consultants <br />