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M2016081
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11/27/2024
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Exhibit A-S
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AuPt Industries LLC
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EXHIBIT E <br /> 3.0 Post-Mining Reclamation, Site Restoration Steps and Monitoring <br /> Once mining activities within a block are complete,a structured reclamation process is initiated to restore the land to its <br /> natural state. This approach includes grading,topsoil replacement,and seeding,all designed to reestablish the original <br /> contour,soil health,and vegetation cover. Conducted in sequential steps,each phase ensures the land is stabilized, <br /> nutrient-rich topsoil is replaced,and native vegetation is reintroduced to foster ecological resilience and prevent erosion. <br /> The following steps outline the specific activities undertaken to achieve effective site restoration. <br /> 1. Grading of the Mined Block <br /> After the mining of the block,the block is graded,a process that takes less than 7 days and is also conducted year- <br /> round. This stage involves grading the processed ore and returning the mined block to the pre-mining contour profile. <br /> 2. Topsoil Replacement <br /> The next step involves the replacement of topsoil,which is done year-round and typically completed within 7 days. The <br /> graded areas are covered evenly with the previously stockpiled topsoil,and any compacted areas are ripped to facilitate <br /> the restoration of vegetation. <br /> 3. Seeding and Imprinting <br /> Conducted in October and April,seeding and imprinting are crucial for preparing the topsoil to support new <br /> vegetation. This process,which takes one day per block,uses an imprinter to texture the topsoil and a seeder to <br /> distribute an approved seed mix. <br /> 4.0 Final Decommissioning of Plant, Facilities and Roads <br /> At the projects conclusion,a six-month period will be dedicated to the thorough decommissioning of all mining-related <br /> equipment,facilities,and infrastructure. This process includes dismantling and removing machinery,processing plants, <br /> and support facilities,as well as restoring areas affected by these structures.All equipment will be cleaned,safely removed <br /> from the site,and disposed of or recycled in compliance with regulatory guidelines. <br /> Photo documentation will occur throughout the decommissioning process to create a visual record of each step. This <br /> documentation will include images of equipment and facility removal,well plugging,road reclamation,and final site <br /> conditions,providing a comprehensive record to verify regulatory compliance and track progress toward restoration goals. <br /> Any wells drilled during the project will be securely plugged following industry best practices to prevent groundwater <br /> contamination or unintended water loss.Access roads constructed for mining operations will either be removed <br /> and reclaimed or integrated into the natural landscape,in line with post-mining land use agreements and regulatory <br /> 34 <br /> HARDROCK/METAL MINING REGULAR(112)APPLICATION Au Pt Industries LLC I PO Box 1424-Edwards,Colorado 81632 1970 306 1 784 <br />
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