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Table 1 - Field Parameters of Spoil Springs <br />S <br />oil s <br />rin Flow (gym, Temp. H Electroconductivity <br />p <br />p <br />g estimated) (°C) p (mmhos/cm) <br />Area 61 < 100 13 7.9 3000 <br />Western base <br />of overburden < 100 14 7.4 3500 <br />stockpile 1 <br />A < 100 10 6.8 3100 <br />D-composite < 200 11 7.4 3200 <br />C series < 50 11 6.9 3100 <br />Monitoring. Quality data and field parameters are kept in separate binders in the <br />mine office. All of the data for the period since the last inspection were checked <br />against the monitoring requirements set forth in Exhibit 8 of the permit <br />application. All required monitoring has been completed. <br />GENERAL MINE PLAN COMPLIANCE <br />The general mine plan called for: <br />a) backfilling of pits; <br />b) restoration of the land surface to the approximate original contour; <br />c) replacement of topsoil; <br />d) reestablishment of surface drainage; <br />e) stabilization of slopes; <br />f) revegetation of disturbed ground; <br />g) control of erosion; <br />h) removal of all structures, ponds, ditches, and roads (except where approved <br />as permanent by the Division); and <br />i) commencement of the approved post-mining land use of pastureland. <br />This inspection, in conjunction with observations from <br />the operator has completed compliance with all aspects <br />fulfilled all reclamation obligations. (This verificat <br />proposed reclamation of several monitoring wells which <br />approval of Technical Revision 40, that is in review. <br />verify the monitoring well reclamation.) <br />past inspections, verifies <br />of the mine plan and has <br />ion excludes the operator's <br />awaits the Division's <br />A subsequent inspection will <br />The pastureland post-mining land use implies cattle will be grazing the land. <br />Although cattle were not grazing the land during the inspection, the operator has <br />been running a cattle operation on these reclaimed areas for a number of years. The <br />absence of excess erosional features and the dense vegetative cover indicate the <br />reclaimed lands are capable of supporting a pastureland grazing use. <br />Page 4 <br />