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The final land uses, as mazked on Map F, aze the lake, 10' wetland fringe and wetlands shelves, <br />and a rangeland pad on the south and east sides of the disturbed azea. Acreages can be seen in <br />Table E-2. <br />The worst case bond scenario will occur when Connell Resources has mined out Phase 1 and has <br />begun mining Phase 2. It is assumed that approximately''/Z of Phase 2 will be mined out at this <br />point. The road on the perimeter used for access to the pit will remain in place in order to allow <br />access after the site has been reclaimed. There are no foundations or other structures which will <br />be required to be removed with the reclamation process, so the only tasks will involve backfilling <br />slopes, regrading, topsoiling, and seeding of the disturbed areas. The reclamation timetable is <br />shown below in Table E-3 and the worst case scenario is calculated in Exhibit L: Reclamation <br />Costs. <br />Table E-1 Reclamation Quantities <br /> Area (acres) Material needed to <br />Backfill (yd3) opsoi equir or <br />Reclamation (yd3) <br />Phase 1 10.96 116,020 3,743 <br />Phase 2 10.94 38,322 1,527 <br />Phase 3 10.84 29,413 1,355 <br />Total 32.74 183,755 6,625 <br />Table E-2 Reclamation Land Usage <br />Land Use Area (acres) <br />Wetlands 3.75 <br />Lake Surface 23.92 <br />Rangeland 16.13 <br />Total 43.80 <br />2. Reclamation Timetable <br />The time for reclamation is shown below. Exhibit L: Reclamation Costs describes the worst <br />case bond scenario. <br />White River City Pit December 06 E-2 <br />