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0.35 acres, and a total pipeline disturbance area of approximately 7.2 acres, approximately 300 cubic <br />yards of soil material will be salvaged from the pad area, and 5,750 cubic yards from the pipeline <br />corridor. Soil from the pipeline corridor will be removed and windrowed along one side of the pipeline <br />corridor, and soil from the pad area will be placed in a stockpile within the borehole pad for future <br />reclamation use. The soil salvage volumes are indicated on Table 49A. Natural vegetative materials <br />(mulch) incorporated into the topsoil, and seeding with the topsoil stockpile stabilization seed mixture, <br />identified on page 2.05 -121, will stabilize and protect the stockpiled soil materials. <br />15RT Ventilation Shaft (TR11 -77) - An existing two -track road extends from the Fish Creek Water <br />Treatment Facility road to the proposed shaft site, however, it does not appear that any soil material was <br />salvaged from the road corridor. Therefore, for both the light -use road and shaft pad, construction will <br />involve removal of any large vegetation and stripping and stockpiling of other vegetation, soil, and <br />organic materials. TCC will recover and salvage a maximum of 18 inches of soil from the road and pad <br />areas. With a pad area of approximately 1.6 acres, and a road corridor of approximately 0.7 acres, a <br />maximum volume of approximately 5,600 cubic yards of soil material will be salvaged and placed in <br />stockpile for future use in reclaiming the site. A temporary soil stockpile will be established on the east <br />end of the pad area, natural drainage will be diverted around the stockpile by a short diversion ditch, and <br />the natural vegetative materials incorporated into the soil, and seeding with the topsoil stockpile <br />stabilization seed mixture, will stabilize and protect the stockpiled soil materials.. Soil salvage volumes <br />are indicated on Table 49A. <br />16LT Utility Borehole (TR11 -78) — The associated light -use road follows an existing two -track ranch <br />road for part of its length, however, it does not appear that any soil material was salvaged from the road <br />corridor. Therefore, for <br />both the light -use road and borehole pad, construction will involve removal of any large vegetation and <br />stripping and stockpiling of other vegetation, soil, and organic materials. The road is located near the top <br />of a ridgeline where soil development is limited, so TC will recover and salvage a maximum of 12 inches <br />of soil from the road and pad areas. With a pad area of approximately 2.2 acres, and a road corridor of <br />approximately 6.1 acres, a maximum volume of approximately 10,900 cubic yards of soil material will be <br />salvaged and placed in stockpile for future use in reclaiming the site. A temporary soil stockpile(s) will <br />be established on the east end of the pad area adjacent to the road, where natural drainage will route <br />around the stockpile(s) due to the existing natural drainage configuration, and the natural vegetative <br />materials incorporated into the soil, and seeding with the topsoil stockpile stabilization seed mixture, will <br />stabilize and protect the stockpiled soil materials.. Soil salvage volumes are indicated on Table 49A. <br />MR14 -284 2.05 -84.11 12/04/14 <br />