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Final -Restoration and Compliance Plan for May Day Idaho Mine Complex <br />Administrative Order for Compliance, Docket No. CWA-08-2012-0011 <br />vicinity of the existing emergent mitigation site. The location of the mitigation is shown in Figure <br />11. Existing shallow ponding exists at the three areas (see the photographs in Appendix I). <br />Each area will be planted 2-foot on center with containerized nursery stock of the same species <br />used for the emergent wetland mitigation site. At least 20 five-gallon, containerized willows will <br />also be planted. Additional information on the additional mitigation is provided in the PCN in <br />••- • <br />5.4 IMPLEMENTATION PLAN <br />It is proposed to complete the remaining work described in Section 5.3 in the early summer of <br />2016, pending approval of this plan and confirmation of authorization of the additional work <br />under NWP 32, as proposed (the Mine Access Road work was completed in May-June of 2014). <br />The plan for the Chief Portal site has been approved by the DRMS. <br />A pre-construction meeting will be held with the contractor selected for the work. The contractor <br />will provide daily progress reports which will be reviewed by the field engineer. The field <br />engineer wil{ prepare regular construction quality assurance (CQA) reports. The CQA reports <br />will be provided to the geotechnical engineer for review. Weekly status reports will be sent to <br />DRMS. The work will also be observed by a wetland scientist to assure compliance with this <br />plan. <br />A Construction Completion Report will be prepared at the end of the work that will include a <br />description of the work conducted to stabilize the Chief Portal. The report will also include as- <br />built drawings and photographic logs of the work. The Construction Completion Report will be <br />prepared by a Professional Engineer. <br />Work on the additional mitigation will be observed by a qualified wetland scientist and <br />documented with photographs. <br />5.4.1 Site Protection <br />The following measures will be used to ensure there are no inadvertent impacts to wetlands or <br />drainages from the work: <br />1. The limits of channel for the Chief Portal site will be clearly marked in the field prior to <br />beginning of the work. <br />June 2016 Bikis Water Consultants, a division of SGM Page 14 <br />Case 1:16-cv-02008-WYD Document 2 Filed 08/08/16 USDC Colorado Page 44 of 82