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No acid or toxic producing materials are expected to be encountered in this operation. If these <br />materials are encountered, topsoil will be placed over the area and mining will move to a <br />different area. <br />If any fuel spill is encountered, the material will be removed from the site. Also, the Division <br />will be notified in the case of a spill. Upon final reclamation, all equipment will be removed <br />from the site. All fuel is contained on mobile equipment with their own SPCC plans. <br />No problems with vandalism are expected. <br />The operator commits to clearly marking the permit boundary with stakes surveyed on site. The <br />site will use all existing roads to haul the product to its final destination. All material from this <br />site was used in the completion of CO FLAP 209(1). <br />4. Topsoil Handling <br />Topsoil will be stored within the stockpile along the west side of the site as shown on Map E-2. <br />Once mining is complete, the topsoil will be spread across the site and seeded. The proposed <br />reclamation seed mix is described in the Reclamation Plan. The topsoil will be moved with a <br />grader, scraper, and sometimes a loader. <br />Further details of topsoil re -distribution are discussed in Exhibit D: Reclamation Plan. <br />5. Schedule of Operations <br />Mining operations will be dictated by the project schedule. Mining may take place six days per <br />week for the duration of the reconstruction project. The product will be hauled to the <br />construction area nearly as fast as it is produced. The operator will not have night mining <br />operations, although minor truck activity or repairs may occur after hours. <br />6. Gunnison County Impacts and Environmental Impacts <br />Impacts to Gunnison County include: <br />a) truck traffic - for a short period of time (2 years) <br />b) noise — constrained to the short operation time (2 years) <br />Cottonwood Pass 2/28/2017 C-3 Greg IA -wicks and Associate. PLIA: <br />