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DRMS Permit Index
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M1973007SG
IBM Index Class Name
REVISION
Doc Date
5/1/2008
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Continental Materials Corporation
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RECLAMATION PLAN <br /> Soil will be spread over the entire slope of the mined area to a minimum depth of eight <br /> (8) inches. It is very likely that there will be considerably more soil than is needed to cover the <br /> slope to the required depth. If that excess soil can be used effectively elsewhere to reclaim other <br /> finished slopes then it can be hauled to those locations. <br /> Otherwise, all of the soil should be used on these slopes. <br /> bsolutely no ertihzer ill be used to amend the soil taken from this area, whether the <br /> soil is used here or elsew ere. Based on the abundant weed growth that is also very persistent, <br /> fertilization will only add to the weed problems and make the infestation stronger. <br /> REVEGETATION. <br /> HERBACEOUS VEGETATION- Revegetation of this site will not be difficult. , exeepfbr possibly the south facing slope of the temporary reclamation on the north side of the httle <br /> johnson area. The slopes, even if steeper than shown on the Reclamation Plan Maps (LITTLE <br /> JOHNSON Exhibits F-1 and F-2),will be gradual over nearly all of the site. Furthermore,with <br /> the groundwater not far below the surface it is likely that, once established, the vegetation will <br /> grow strongly. Following is the seed mixture specifically designed for this area. This mixture is <br /> similar to the mixtures to be used elsewhere,but has some ingredients that are more appropriate <br /> for this situation. <br /> The seeding rates indicated here are for drill seeding. In the event this seed mixture is <br /> broadcast the quantity of seed should be increased by two timeos DOUBLED. For the final <br /> revegetation, drill seeding is recommended everywhere except on steeper slopes on the north and <br /> south sides where equipment may not be allowed to work safely. If broadcast seeding is use <br /> the soil surface should be thoroughly and deeply harrowed or disced immediately prior to <br /> seeding. <br /> Daniels Sand Pit Amendment (2008) Exhibit E Page 8 of 22 <br />
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