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Initial Wetland Restored Net Change <br /> Disturbed Wetland <br /> Depression No change due <br /> Wetland- 0 acres to no disturbance <br /> no wetlands will <br /> be disturbed <br /> No ramp will be No change <br /> built and no <br /> wetlands will be <br /> disrupted <br /> None(Since No change in <br /> existing pond quantity of <br /> will not be wetlands <br /> mined) <br /> Total 0 acres 0 acres Additional 0.0 <br /> acres <br /> Note: The existing pond will be avoided in the current mining operation due to the need to obtain <br /> an individual wetland permit from the COE if it is mined <br /> There will be no need for restoration of wetlands, since no wetlands will be disturbed in this <br /> operation. Land around the lake will be restored to dry range for wildlife habitat and a homesite for <br /> the owners. These areas will have a minimum of 6 inches of replaced topsoil. <br /> The final land use for the permit area will be wildlife habitat,recreation use and a possible home <br /> site for the owners. As described earlier,the lake surface is expected to be 6.65 acres. Expected <br /> water depth is approximately 16 feet. There will be no connection between the river and the lake, <br /> as was specified by the CDOW, and the operator and landowner commit to not stocking the lake <br /> with any non-native species. <br /> Assuming that mining starts in June of 2004,the reclamation will commence upon completion of <br /> mining. Map E-2 shows how the site will look after reclamation. The permittee and the <br /> landowner commit to not stocking the small lake with any fish species that could be a threat to the <br /> native species in the river. <br /> 27 <br /> North Fork Pit March 04 <br />