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size of 9.55 acres. <br /> 34. Comment: Figure 14 Exhibit E1 is the Reclamation Plan Map and therefore it need only be <br /> included under Exhibit F. <br /> This Figure has been moved to the Exhibit F section of the narrative. <br /> 35. On Table 2 Wetland Seeding and Planting Mix of Figure 15, Exhibit E2, is the container size <br /> specified listed under the variety? Ex. 60 in'for coyote willow. If not please specify the container <br /> size by species to be planted at the spacing indicated per Rule 6.4.5(2)(f)(iv). <br /> The container size by species has been added to the variety column. <br /> 36. Comment: Section 6.1.1.2 Water requirements and Section 6.1.1.3 Groundwater,speaks to <br /> specifically address the requirements of Rule 3.1.6 and 3.1.7.This information is better <br /> presented under Exhibit G,Water Information, rather than the Reclamation Plan. <br /> These sections have been moved to Section&0—Exhibit G, Water Information. <br /> 37. Comment:Section 6.1.1.4 Wildlife, speaks to specifically address the requirements of Rule 3.1.8. <br /> This information is better presented under Exhibit H,Wildlife, rather than the Reclamation Plan. <br /> This section has been moved to Section&0—Exhibit H, Wildlife Information. <br /> 38. Section 6.1.1.3 states that piezometers have been installed. Please address the reclamation of <br /> these features within Exhibit E.A line item for these features should also be included under <br /> Exhibit L-Reclamation Cost Estimate. <br /> The piezometers were installed by Scott to provide information for the wetlands mapping and general <br /> groundwater levels. The locations of the piezometers are outside the Affected Area and have been <br /> added to the mining maps. No reclamation is required, therefore no cost estimate is provided in <br /> Exhibit L. <br /> 39. Section 6.1.1.5 states stockpiled topsoil and overburden areas are depicted in Figure 9, Exhibit <br /> C4 and Figure 10, Exhibit C5.Specific stockpiles to be used for reclamation purposes are not <br /> depicted on these maps.Also as noted in questions within the Exhibit D-Mine Plan,stockpiles <br /> for reclamation purposes need to be stored and stabilized separate from those stockpiles for <br /> which are salable commodities. Per Rule 6.4.5(2)(d) please commit to keeping topsoil and <br /> overburden necessary for reclamation of the mine separate from excess salable material. <br /> Figures 9,10,and 11,Exhibits C4,CS,and C6 have been updated to reflect the location of excess <br /> topsoil and overburden material stockpiles on the Operations Pad. The excess overburden and topsoil <br /> will be temporary and sold, except for 566 CY of topsoil to be used for reclamation.Scott commits to <br /> stockpiling the topsoil and overburden necessary for reclamation of the mine separately from excess <br /> salable material,as shown on the Figures. Details of stockpiling and stabilization are included in <br /> Section 6.1.1.2. <br /> 40. Pursuant to Rule 3.1.5(7)slopes shall be no steeper than a 31-1: 1V,5 feet above the water and <br /> 10 feet below the expected water line.The wetland fridge area is only 6-foot wide.Slopes are <br /> proposed to be 31-1: 1V but shall be no steeper than 21-1: 1V. Please revise the sloping to only <br /> allow 31-1: 1V slopes for the first 10 feet below the expected water line. Slopes below 10 feet of <br /> the expected water line may be a 21-1: 1V. Update all other applicable exhibits and figures as <br /> necessary. <br /> Figures 9 and 10,Exhibits C4 and CS have been updated to reflect a maximum slope of 3H:IV within 10 <br /> 7 <br />