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Topsoil will be replaced at a minimum thickness of 12 inches over all stripped areas from two <br />feet below the water line and up. All areas to be topsoiled will require 42,000 CY to topsoil with <br />the minimum thickness of 12 inches. This will either be direct placed or stored in a temporary <br />berm. 34,000 CY of topsoil will be used in the construction of permanent berms. There is over <br />97,700 CY of topsoil expected to be encountered during mining, which is more than sufficient to <br />cover the topsoil needs of the operation. Excess topsoil will be placed on the pit floor or on pit <br />slopes at the landowner discretion. <br />Topsoil and/or overburden may be imported to the site from local projects. This material will be <br />certified to be inert by the party bringing material in. The material would be used to provide <br />variation in the lake slope for aesthetic benefit. <br />3. Haul Roads and Access <br />All internal haul roads used by the mining operation will be reclaimed at the end of mining. The <br />access road will be left in place. See Map F. <br />4. Reclamation Timetable <br />The timetable for reclamation is shown below in Table E -2. Reclamation Timetable. Exhibit L: <br />Reclamation Costs describes the worst case bond scenario. <br />Tomichi Pit, December 2013 E -2 <br />