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units is not recommended, as any soil retrieved will most likely be lost in dilution with <br />broken sandstone. The SCS concurs with this approach. <br />The projected disturbed area and soil stockpile locations are shown on the Mine Plan <br />Map (Map 5-2). The areas of each soil map unit, the recommended stripping depth, and <br />the total volume of available soil is shown on Table 4-7. Each soil stockpile will be <br />seeded with the temporary seed mix given in the reclamation plan to control erosion (See <br />Section 2.05.3(5)). <br />Tables 5-2 and 5-3 have been revised to reflect the findings of the Walsh Study of <br />February 21, 1983. Map 5-3(Soil Stripping and Respreading)has also been revised to <br />reflect information from the same study. Incorporating the above changes, Table 5-6 was <br />updated to reflect the appropriate information. The original soils work was amended by <br />the updated work provided in the February 21, 1983 Walsh report. This report has been <br />provided in its entirety as a part of this permit per the agreement with the Division and <br />outdated information was retained as appendices. <br />The amounts of soil salvaged from the existing disturbed and areas proposed for <br />disturbance will be sufficient to replace the projected depths of soil during reclamation. <br />No selected overburden material is proposed for useas a soil substitute during <br />reclamation. <br />Abridged Permit Document4-17Permit Renewal RN04 4/2014 <br />