2014-09-11_REVISION - M2010080 (5)

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Tractor and drill where possible and hand broadcast where unsafe tractor conditions exist. v. Not applicable, Mulch will not be used in reclamation. vi. Not applicable. No trees or shrubs will be planted in reclamation. d. Not applicable. q_ponds currently exist and no ponds will be part of the reclamation plan. e. Not applicable. There are no waste rock dumps, underground mine openings, ditches, sediment control facilities, buildings, or any other features not previously addressed in the reclamation plan narrative. 2. Reclamation Costs: The total estimated volume used to backfiii the pit for reclamation is based on a proposed slope equal to 4:1 slope with variance to 4:1 slope beginning at the north boundary line of the mining area and sloping to the existing elevation on the south, southwestern and eastern, boundaries. a., b., c. Riverside Aggregates, LLC plans to apply 8" topsoil to the site and estimates approximately 20440 C.Y. of topsoil will be needed to reclaim the 19 acres in the affected area. The estimated cost for material is $20,440.00. The costs to prepare the seed bed and plant are estimated at $16,570.00. The total estimated cost for reclamation is estimated to be approximately $2000.00 per acre or approximately $38,000.00. 6.3.5 EKHIBIT E Map Mining Plan Map: See attadmd maps page 1 and 2 The operator has included 2 pages including maps describing features associated with the site, mining plan, and reclamation plan. The map(s) are separated and identified as: Page 1— Vicinity Map. An aerial view indicating the proposed mining location, nearest town (Wiley, CO.) 2.4 miles to the Northeastt, Property Description and date illustrated. Page 2 - Exhibit A, B, C, D. Map Legend, Site description, North Arrows, Adjacent Property Owners, surrounding land features and date illustrated. a. Exhibit A. The permit boundaries are outlined and labeled on page 2 of the plan identified as Exhibit A/B. b. There is a man -made structure (wire fence) on the east property line with -in two hundred feet of the affected mining area as identified on the Exhibit E map The names of the Landowners of record of with -in 200 feet of the affected area are shown on page 2 of the plan identified as Exhibit A/B and are: 1. Jack Evans 1545 CR LL Wiley, Co 81092 c. The predominant features of the Friederichs Pit 112 operation are identified and labeled on page 2 Exhibt A/B, and Exhibit C and include, but are not limited to, existing roads, pit boundaries, topsoil and product stockpiles, temporary buildings, and equipment. d. The direction of material extraction is shown on page 2 Exhibit A/B and Exhibit C. e. There is a man -made structure (wire fence) on the east property line with -in two hundred feet of the affected mining area as identified on the Exhibit E map. f. An approximate 9.9 acre existing 110 operation Mining Pit is located with -in the proposed 112 Mining Operation including, but not limited to pit excavation, material stockpiles, storm run -off structure, etc. Friederichs Pit 112 - Riverside Aggregates, LLC. July 1, 2014 Page 4