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<br /> <br />time. Time lag between the initial spoil grading would be <br />four spoil ridges, to allow the operation to run smoothly <br />and prevent any safety problems because of congestion and <br />equipment. <br />The spoil grading would be done in a way to minimize erosion <br />and not adversely affect xater rights or water quality. <br />Ridges would be created across slopes for moisture <br />retention, created on the contour at a 3:1 or 5:1 ratio. <br />Terraces xould be created on any areas where erosion might <br />occur. Small check dams would be built in areas of heavy <br />runoff, reducing runoff and erosion and creating water holes <br />for wildlife and domestic stock. Creating several water <br />holes xould accomplish better range use since animals <br />congregate near xater. The water impoundments would not <br />interfere with mining nor damage property, and they would <br />meet all state and federal standards. <br />There would be no toxic or acid producing material deposited <br />in the pits or near any drainages. All oils and greases <br />would not be put in the pits or near any drainage. All oils <br />and greases would be put in holding ponds near the shop and <br />used on the roads as dust suppressant. All refuse, such as <br />cans, wood, paper, etc., would be buried in the pits, After <br />mining and reclamation, there would be no refuse on the <br />affected lands. All spoil piles would be at least 100 feet <br />14 <br />