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RECLAMATION PLAN EXHIBIT D <br /> 6.3 .4 - Final grading will be such that the topography is appro- <br /> priate to the reclaimed use of the property, i .e. , as a private home <br /> site. The east slope left when material removal ends will be graded <br /> 3h to lv and the floor of the mine will be flat and daylight out along <br /> the south, west and north sides . The RECLAMATION PLAN MAP-EXHIBIT E-2 shows <br /> how we think the area will look when it is reclaimed. <br /> Reclamation will begin once the final floor level has been <br /> reached. The disturbed area will be shaped to match the final configu- <br /> ration needed to shape the building envelope area, the stock piles of <br /> topsoil will be spread on the east slope an average of 8 inches and the <br /> large stockpiles of dirty sand and dirt will be spread evenly over the <br /> gravel floor (-14" deep) . The Development area will not be resoiled <br /> until construction ends . However, it will be temporarily seeded if <br /> development does not begin before seeding is required. If the <br /> revegetation areas are ready after the ideal planting time seeding will <br /> be done the first growing season after resoiling was completed. Actual <br /> construction and placement of the Development structure and features is <br /> not part of this Reclamation Plan as it will be controlled by Grand <br /> County under their development guidelines . The new private drive will <br /> be graded in from the southeast corner to the development floor but <br /> this road will remain after reclamation is complete to provide access <br /> to the owner. The temporary road entering the west side will be <br /> removed during reclamation. <br /> Fertilizer will be used to enhance the seed growth and will be <br /> spread using a tractor pulled rotary spreader, on the seedbed and <br /> disced in during seedbed preparation. <br /> Seeding will occur between September 15th and May 315`. Generally <br /> before the first freeze in the fall or after the last freeze in the <br /> spring. The seed will be drilled to insure maximum germination and <br /> most rapid cover establishment. The seeding mix and species of grasses <br /> to be used on the area are shown on page 18 of this report. The seed <br /> will be obtained from a supplier in the area so the mix is adapted to <br /> local conditions . Only inaccessible areas (if any) will be broadcast <br /> seeded. If the seed is broadcast, the seed rates will be doubled. The <br /> seeded area will then be mulched using 2000 lbs/acres of clean straw <br /> and crimped onto the seed bed. <br /> After the second growing season the site will be inspected and an <br /> assessment of revegetation success will be done to determine if addi- <br /> tional seeding will be necessary. If the analysis shows additional <br /> work is needed it will be done that fall . <br /> Weed control will be implemented prior to and during revegetation <br /> activities. This does not mean we will attempt to kill all weeds, <br /> since some provide a natural ground cover and shade for emerging grass. <br /> We will concentrate on controlling the noxious weeds on the reclaimed <br /> area. <br /> Track 4 Grading Project July 22, 2020 <br /> 26 <br />