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The total permit azea is 92.74 acres. A breakdown of the estimated azeas is included in Table D- <br />2. <br />Water from the mining operation will not be dischazged from the site except through the <br />sediment pond in the northeast corner of the permit. In order to ensure that water from inside the <br />operation does not leave the site, several isolation berms will be created azound the pit, as seen <br />on Map C-2. Surface water and runoff is more fully discussed in Exhibit G: Water <br />Information. <br />Table D-2 Permit Acreage Breakdown <br />1. Undisturbed Land 49.95 <br />2. Access Roads 0.39 <br />3. Phase 1 10.96 <br />4. Phase 2 10.94 <br />5. Phase 3 10.84 <br />6. Staging Area 9.66 <br />Total Permit Area 92.74 <br />In order to access the phases throughout the mining of the pit, several internal haulage roads will <br />have to be constructed. Each road is labeled on Map C-2 indicating which Phases they will be <br />reclaimed with. Roads will be constructed 20' wide with road base and will be compacted if <br />necessary and will have water applications as needed. <br />Mining will progress through the Phases numerically. A table of expected mining lives for each <br />Phase is included in Table D-3. The life of each Phase is based on the anticipated annual <br />averaee tonnage. Any available topsoil from a new area will be used to reclaim the greviously <br />mined azeas. <br />Table D-3 <br />Mining Tonnage per Area <br />Phase Acres Tons Gravel Gravel Life (yeazs) <br />1 10.96 298,857 1.2 <br />2 10.94 322,692 1.3 <br />3 10.84 276,601 1.1 <br />Total 32.74 898,150 3.6 <br />White River City Pit December 06 D-4 <br />