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Ten C. all areas where the vegetation suggests subirrigation. 3. The applicant should submit a discussion of regional flood irri- gation practices for watersheds of the same size or smaller than those in the study area. 4. The applicant should provide the acreage of areas identified as unconsolidated stream-laid deposits but not flood-irrigated. This information is useful in determining flood irrigation potential. 2.10.3 Map and Plans: Specific Information Requirements 1. The applicant must submit maps (prepared to the standards of 2.10.1) showing: ---a11 boundaries of Zands and names of present owners both surface and subsurface included in or con tiquous to the permit area. ---the location of surface and subsurface man-made fea- tures within, passing through or passing over the permit area, including but not limited to major electric transmission lines, pipelines and agricul- tural drainage-like fields. ---each public road located in or within 100' of the permit area. ---the location and extent of known workings of active, inactive or abandoned underground mines including mine openings to the surface within the proposed permit area. 2. All maps, plans and cross-sections in the application must be verified as to their accuracy. All maps, plans and cross-section that come under rule 2.10 directly, or by reference, shall be prepared by or under the direction of, and certified by, a qua- lified registered professional engineer or a professional geo- logist, with the assistance of experts in the appropriate field. A11 maps, plans and crass-sections requiring certification must bear an original signature. However, in order to avoid un- necessary work, only the final master copy on file with the Division must bear an original signature. The other copies may bear a reproduction of the professional seal. An example of an acceptable method for handling map verification would be to place the following statement on each original map, plan or cross-section: "I certify this map is correct to the best of my knowledge, as was prepared by Mr./MS. who is a qualified professional Soil Scientist (or other appropriate professional title)." This statement can then be properly signed and stamped by the appropriate registered professional engineer or the professional geologist.