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d. Safety fencing will be installed to minimize hazards to wildlife and the public. <br />4. Small open pit production mining would consist of enlarging the exploration trench <br />via excavation of waste rock/overburden to a stockpile proximal to the pit, cutting <br />access to production areas by benching no higher than 4 feet per bench to a planned <br />maximum of four benches. Once sufficient area has been trenched, continued <br />trenching will back fill the original space trenched so that the work will proceed as a <br />cut and fill operation, cutting in front and filling behind. In this way, large dumps will <br />be avoided and reclamation efforts will be reduced as the backfill, though rough, will <br />be already replaced into the trenched area. <br />5. No processing of mineral specimens, if any are recovered, will take place on site. <br />6.3.3 1 f <br />The maximum dimensions of proposed disturbance are approximate, as they will be irregular in <br />size. Those dimensions are included below in Table 1 and are illustrated in Exhibit E, Map E— 4, <br />Supplemental Map. <br />Only one trench or equipment -dug excavation will be open at one time, as the disturbance <br />will be backfilled and re -contoured prior to moving to the next area of excavation. (The <br />potential areas of possible trenching are numbered on the map in Exhibit E, Map E— 4, <br />Supplemental Map and in Table 1. Work may begin at locality 4.10 the "Upper Area".) <br />THE REST OF THIS PAGE IS INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK <br />Reclamation Permit Application for Ten Percenter Claim BLM CMC254209 <br />USFS File Code 2810, USFS MPO-2018-004 <br />