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6.3.4. Exhibit D—Reclamation Plan <br /> 6. (a)Small pockets are extracted and replaced with overburden, backfill rocks and topsoil within six months of <br /> opening the holes and pockets to be extracted.The depth will not exceed 10 feet. <br /> (b) No slopes steeper than 3%are on the area to be bonded. <br /> (c) (i) Vegetation is sparse and the soils that are stockpiled will be replaced,and the vegetation will be transplanted <br /> as needed. <br /> (ii)through (vi)Since natural grass is sparse,this is not applicable. <br /> (d)There will be no ponds,streams, roads or buildings after the reclamation process because there will be none as <br /> there has been none and our hand tool operation does not and will not ever, call for them. <br /> (e)There will be no treatment of dumps,tailings, etc. because they are never treated in any way.They are simply <br /> replaced to their former placement as closely as possible. <br /> (f)The estimated cost of reclaiming this site, should the owners become incapacitated although highly unlikely, are as <br /> follows: One man+one shovel+one day of backfilling and 5 minutes to replant=about$300.00 maximum. <br /> 6.3.5 Exhibit E—Map <br /> 7. (a) Please see attached map, labeled exhibit 7. (a).to pay special attention to the boundaries that we have indicated. <br /> (b)The owner of the land is the BLM.The buyers of the gems and mineral specimens(substance to be mined) are not <br /> discovered until the date of sale and therefore can in no way be determined at this point.There are no permanent or <br /> man-made structures within 200 feet of the affected area. <br /> (c) We do not have road access so no surface features are to be used in connection with the proposed operation. <br /> (d)The direction of the extraction of the mineral will be indicated at the time of the unveiling of the pegmatite in the <br /> form of prospecting to uncover the pegmatite or vein. Until the pegmatite or vein is located,there is no way to indicate <br /> the direction of pegmatite to be extracted.We only know that the average pegmatite on our claim only runs about one <br /> foot by five to 9 feet on average. <br /> (e)There are no structures, man-made or natural, in the entire area. <br /> (f)Open pits were in the area at the time of discovery and are currently being reclamated by Travis and Amanda <br /> Anderson.There are four such pits that we have filled two of so far,with granite,topsoil,and each said 10x10 ft. pit will <br /> have a pine tree planted on it, and checked twice a year for growth and development of the trees.We will fill the other <br /> two pits that were pre-existing on our claim by October 2015 as well as replant them with flora to match the <br /> surrounding areas of the claim to include pine trees. <br /> Reclamation Plan Map <br /> (a) See attached map, labeled exhibit 7.(a). <br /> (b) See attached map, labeled exhibit 7.(a). <br /> (c) There are no ponds, rendering this subpart non-applicable. <br /> (d) Approximately three feet,depending on depth of pegmatite, but not to exceed 10 feet. <br /> (e) The average topsoil to be replaced will not exceed surrounding areas and will therefore be approximately three <br /> to five inches in depth. <br /> 6.3.6 Exhibit F—List of Other Permits and Licenses Required <br /> 8. Please see attached Notice of Intent that we obtained through the Pikes Peak Ranger District,601 S. Weber,Colorado <br /> Springs,CO 80903 <br />