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III. COMMENTS -COMPLIANCE Below are comments on the inspection. The comments include discussion of observations made during the inspection. Comments also describe any enforcement actions taken during the inspection and the facts or evidence supporting the enforcement action. water baz extending from the lower end of the conveyor route to the SAE sediment trap adjacent to the arroyo immediately south of theloadout bench. • Rock Dust Shaft Site #1, reclaimed last fall, was inspected. As noted in previous inspections the site grading was excellent, very rough for enhanced success of broadcast seeding. Rock check sediment tiap was in good condition. • Other outlying facilities inspected included the new rock dust shaft site (RDH-2), the B Shafr Site, RS-I site, RS-2 site, and the Halandrus landfill site. Tn general the facilities appeazed to be properly maintained. At the B Shaft site, access to the Shafr is prevented by high fence with locked gate, but for some reason the steel grate cover for the shaft was removed at some point and not replaced. The grate should be replaced. At the landfill, some debris had been placed adjacent to the active disposal pit and not yet pushed into the pit, and this needs to be done: Also, the upper overburden stockpile had been used for soil borrow some months previously and a steep scarp remains. The stockpIle slope needs to be graded to eliminate the scarp, and the slope reseeded. To soil The topsoil sign for the stockpile southwest of the RP-1 refuse azea was not observed. If nolpresent, a new mazker should be installed. A gully was noted along thewest side of RP-2!3 subsoil stockpile and on the lower south slope ofof the RP-SA topsoil stockpile (below the terrace). Both gullies need to be stabilized. Some areas of the south facing slopes of the refuse azea topsoil and subsoil stockpiles have poor vegetative cover, and re-seeding with stabilization mix may be warranted. Fish and Wildlife • Deer and elk sign, tracks and evidence of grazing and browsing of reclaimed areas was abundant in' most azeas. Particulazly heavy use by elk was apparent in the vicinity of reclaimed RP-1 and the refuse area soil stockpiles. • There was a relatively fresh hawk carcass on top of one of the refuse azea soil stockpiles neaz the outer edge. There were no wounds appazent, and the cause of the hawk's death was not evident.