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(c) Specify measures that will be taken to revegetate site • Best practices used to store and reuse all collected top soils. If additional top soil is required during reclamation then a grizzly screen would be utilized to remove rocks from stony sandy loam. The screened sandy loam would be used for any additional / required top soil. • Seeding Mix as provided by the U.S.D.A. is shown below. Foothills/Mountain Seeding Mix above 7,000ft. j Drilled 31.02 #PLS Broadcasted 61.65 #PLS Species Varlet) IN %of Mix Drill PLS/AC Broad PLS/AC Indian Ricearass PaIoma PNCB 10 0.6 1.2 Big Bluestem Kaw PN WS 10 1.1 ? 2 Little BluesteinPastura PNCB s 10 0.4 0.8 Blue Grama Hachita PNWB 10 0.3 0.6 Western Wheat.Jrass Rosana PNC'S 10 1.6 32 Noddinu Brome Native PNCS 10 0.5 1 Mountain Brome Bromar PNCB 10 I 2 Mountain Muhly Native PNCB 10 0.I 02 Arizona Fescue Redondo PNCB 10 0.3 0.5 Green Needleaass Lodorm PNCB 10 I .11 _..____... . 6.9 13.7 • During the reclamation process initial step is topsoil immediately followed by hydromulching. • Due to hydromulching there will be no need for mulching or crimping. • Due to small size of site hand tools including hoe, rake and pick utilized to break up compacted top soil areas. • Engineered roads will remain and not be part of the reclamation plan. • Some areas may require Jute Net utilized as best practice. Jute Net is estimated at .25 Acres. • Road and berms to remain intact and will not be part of the reclamation plan. This will act as a fire break plus allow future access to Clear Creek Fire Department if ever required. There are several residences about Y2 to 1 mile due East of property and there are no known firebreaks in the immediate area. • Berms or Guardrails required under MSHA: 30 CFR 56.9300 and 57.9300 30 CFR 77.1605(k). (Attached) Teton Drilling Inc. Dixie Mine-Clear Creek County,CO Updated Revisions—March 12,2016 Page 1 13