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7 <br /> The timeline and use of areas described in Exhibit C page 4 will allow for the use of parcels for <br /> mining while reclaiming land in areas no longer in service. The following timetable corresponds <br /> with Exhibit C page 4 Mining Plan Amendment Map 2. <br /> Mining Plan <br /> Timeline of Reclamation Area to be <br /> Worked <br /> Mining Area A East 33.5 Acres For approximately 12-24 months this area <br /> will continue to be mined for gravel and <br /> aggregates. Stockpiles are located along <br /> the eastern section of the disturbed area. <br /> Mining Area A West 25.5 Acres Once Stockpiles have been diminished in <br /> the Mining Area A East, mining activity will <br /> move into the Mining Area A West, and <br /> reclamation will begin moving from east to <br /> west in approximately 10 acres section. <br /> Mining activity in Mining Area A West <br /> would take 2-3 years at the current rate of <br /> sales and production. <br /> Mining Area B 16 Acres Mining activity in Area B will not begin for <br /> several years, upon the movement of <br /> stockpiled materials from Area A West and <br /> commencement of reclamation activity. <br /> Extraction from Exhibit D, pages 4 and 5 of Four X Ranch Gravel Pit application: <br /> "Extracted aggregate material that does not initially meet desired size characteristics will be <br /> crushed to the desired size using a mobile dry crusher and screens. Aggregate will be <br /> stockpiled" on level areas. "Reclamation of the land back to sustainable rangeland is a priority <br /> of the owner as each acre of reclaimed rangeland provides an incremental increase in grazable <br /> acreage. <br /> "Thickness of aggregate material to be mined is 10 to 20 feet. The topsoil generally directly <br /> overlays the fractured rock to be mined. An overburden thickness of 0.5 ft is used as a <br /> conservative estimate for reclamation purposes. The actual average overburden thickness is <br /> likely to be less. The primary commodity to be produced from the site is rock aggregate, which <br /> will likely be used for road improvement and other construction related projects. No secondary <br /> commodities will be produced from the mining area. <br /> No incidental products are expected to be produced. <br /> No explosive or chemicals will be utilized." <br /> Four X Ranch Gravel Pit amendment <br />