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EXHIBIT E-Man (Rule 6.3.5): In addition to the requirements of 6.2.1(2), you must provide a map that clearly
<br /> describes the features associated with the mining plan and the components of the Reclamation Plan. Include one
<br /> map for the mine plan and one map for the Reclamation Plan. The map(s)must be drawn to a scale no smaller
<br /> than appropriate to clearly show all elements that are required to be delineated by the Act and these Rules; show a
<br /> north arrow, note any section corners adjacent to the proposed operation, and indicate the date illustrated. At a
<br /> minimum, maps must include the following information:
<br /> 25.Mining Plan Map
<br /> a. Outline and label the permit boundaries, described in Exhibit A-Legal Description; for all 110
<br /> Limited Impact and I I I Special Operations,the Office considers the area bounded by the permit
<br /> boundary to be analogous to the affected area;
<br /> b. Label the names of owner(s)of record of the surface of the affected area,of the land within two hundred
<br /> (200)feet of the affected area,identify the owner of the substance to be mined,and the type of structure
<br /> and owners of record of any permanent or man-made structures within 200 feet of the affected area;
<br /> c. Outline and label all major surface features to be used in connection with the proposed operation
<br /> such as: existing and proposed roads,pit boundary, topsoil stockpiles, overburden stockpiles,product
<br /> stockpiles, waste rock fills, stream channels,buildings,processing plant, underground openings such
<br /> as adits or ventilation facilities,ponds, impoundments, dewatering pumps, diversions,tail or waste
<br /> disposal areas;
<br /> d. Indicate the direction that mineral extraction will proceed;
<br /> e. Note the location of any significant,valuable, and permanent man-made structures within two hundred
<br /> (200) feet of the affected area such as houses,barns, fences,above or below ground utilities,irrigation
<br /> ditches,maintained or public roads,bridges,wells,pipelines,water storage impoundments, railroad
<br /> tracks,cemeteries,and communication antennas.A narrative description must be provided in
<br /> Exhibit B - Site Description; and
<br /> f. Outline and label existing disturbance within and/or adjacent to the permit boundary(e.g.,previously
<br /> mined areas, roads or excavations resulting from utility construction). Re-disturbance of previously
<br /> disturbed areas,by the proposed mining operation, must be included in the permit area and addressed
<br /> in Exhibit D -Reclamation Plan.
<br /> See Exhibit E.
<br /> 26. Reclamation Plan Map
<br /> a. Show the gradient of all reclaimed slopes(horizontal:vertical)sufficient to describe the post mine
<br /> topography;
<br /> b. Indicate where vegetation will not be established and the general area(s) for shrub or tree planting;
<br /> c. If ponds are a part of the Reclamation Plan, outline the final shore configuration of the ponds
<br /> and shallow areas if the future land use is for wildlife;
<br /> d. State the average thickness of replaced overburden by reclamation area or phase;and
<br /> e. State the average thickness of replaced topsoil by reclamation area or phase.
<br /> See Exhibit E.
<br /> EXHIBIT F—List of Other Permits and Licenses Required(Rule 6.3.6)
<br /> 27. Please verify that none of the following permits, licenses and approvals are required to be held in order to
<br /> conduct the proposed mining and reclamation operations: effluent discharge permits, air quality emissions
<br /> permits,radioactive source materials licenses, disposal of dredge and fill material (404)permits, permit to
<br /> construct a dam, well permits, State Historic Preservation Office clearance,highway access permits, U.S.
<br /> Forest Service permits, Bureau of Land Management permits, county zoning and land use permits, and
<br /> city zoning and land use permits.
<br /> Yuma County band Use Development Permit DEV 1016-16 was obtained to seek a Limited(110)
<br /> Construction Material Extraction Operation permit for the existing Cargill mine. See Exhibit F.
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