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Table D-1. Mining Phase Dimensions <br /> Anticipated <br /> Reclamation <br /> Area Recoverable WRL Duration <br /> Phase# Timeframe (years <br /> (acres) Tons (acres) (years) <br /> from beginning) <br /> (millions) <br /> Pre- <br /> mine/Opening <br /> y 0 0 1 End of mine life <br /> 1 21 5 18.5 5 End of mine life <br /> 2 100 150 61 -50 Concurrent to mining; <br /> end of mine life <br /> 3 (Gravel) N/A 75 N/A -25 N/A <br /> 3 (Bedrock) 129 66 75.5 -22 Concurrent to mining <br /> 4 -45 20 Offsite -6 End of mine life <br /> Disposal <br /> 5 -52 23 Offsite -7 End of mine life <br /> Disposal <br /> Following the excavation of the Phase 1 road, resultant excavated material will be used to fill the <br /> low area south and west of the existing CCP in the processing area location. Additional fill for <br /> establishment of the processing area may be imported from local construction jobs and other <br /> sources of fill material. <br /> Phase 1 mining will quickly follow the initiation of the site, creation of the site access area and <br /> includes construction of the initial road, processing area, and office with truck scales. The filled <br /> low area which will become the main processing area will be stripped of vegetation and growth <br /> medium prior to blasting. Segregated plant debris (compacted mixed trees and sandy loam/forest <br /> litter) will be placed into a long-term stockpile to serve as a berm along the northeastern edge of <br /> the processing area (Figure 2, Maps C-3 and C-4). This berm will be compacted and topped with <br /> at least 6 inches of topsoil and seeded to protect the berm from erosion and create a more <br /> aesthetically pleasing screening berm. <br /> Young Ranch Resource <br /> February 2020 D-5 <br />