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~, . <br />..~ <br />Page -3- <br />`'~ <br />ifa~ or Structures in and Adiacent to Permit area <br />-- .~ <br />Co®enrs: There is a hot plant in permit area shown on the mining plan <br />map. <br />Topsoil Handling _ Rule 6.4 <br />Quantity of topsoil being salvaged <br />Procedures <br />Proper stockpile location <br />Stockpile stabilization <br />Depth of replaced topsail <br />Stability <br />Coffients: Does not appear as if any topsoil stockpile is on the slte,there are <br />numerous small stockpiles of overburden mixed with waste material, including tree stumps <br />on the site. The stability does not seem to be a problem on this site. All future mining, <br />the topsoil must be salvagedalong with sufficient overburden to achieve the reclamation <br />as stated in the approved reclamation plan. <br />Reve2etation Rule 6.5 <br />Vegetation efforts on schedule <br />Site preparation proper <br />Fertilization needed <br />Suitable species <br />Estimate cover <br />2oisonous or noxious species <br />[need coptrol needed <br />Livestock use <br />tlildlife ue <br />P.eseediczo necessary <br />Fencing <br />Comxents: <br />Problems Reco~nendations <br />Operator should be certain that he has sufficient topsoil-overburden material available <br />on [he site for reclamation, would also appreciate the operator identifying the location <br />and nature of all stockpiles on.a~he site~~ ~thier next amrwa{-report. Operators <br />attention is also drawn to the reclamation plan which states that revegetation will <br />commence immediately following grading and that reclamation wi~l occur concurrently <br />with mining at this site. <br />