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REVEGETATION <br />Yard Area <br />Berms surrounding the former facilities yard are in good condition. There are no problems with the <br />bathhouse. The yard area is well-vegetated. <br />The operator has removed the discarded electric motor and other debris that was noted in previous <br />inspection reports 75 feet west of the yard area, beneath the willow trees approximately 100 feet south <br />of County Rd. 29. <br />SLIDES AND DAMAGE <br />Office SAE <br />The backfilled slope appears stable with no new slumping or sliding evident. The small scarp at the <br />top of the old slump on the east side of the channel is vegetated and appears stable. <br />The operator has completed repair work on the channel that extends down the middle of the fill slope. <br />Gabion baskets have been installed to replace the lower 100 feet or so of textile liner that rested a few <br />inches above the underlying channel surface. Water had been piping beneath the liner. <br />The rectangular baskets are made of approximately 6 gauge steel wire and appear to be a good <br />replacement for the ineffective liner. Angular rocks approximately 6 inches in diameter fill the <br />baskets; the baskets are set end-to-end in an excavated part of the channel. The old liner was left in <br />place on the banks of the channel where vegetation is growing through the liner. Rocks were placed <br />to fill the voids between the baskets and the channel banks. <br />Approximately 2 cubic yards of rock and dirt were left at the toe of the channel and should be removed <br />unless there is a use for the material. <br />Fan SAE <br />No problems were found in the area of the former fan portal. <br />Portal Bench <br />Fallen rocks litter the bench area but no new rock falls are evident. <br />Page 4 <br />