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,~ ~ • I The final use of this land is compatible with surrounding present I uses which are range, pasture, and wildlife habitat. Land uses such as wildlife habitat and pasture are ideally suited to the entire area along I the Clear Creek floodplain. (c) Performance Standards - (Rule 6) The following paragraph letters and I numbers refer to corresponding paragraphs in Rule 6 of the Mined Land I Reclamation Board. 6.1 a. Grading will be carried on to create topography to assure proper isolation between the ponds and the I river. No toxic materials exist in the affected area. b. Grading will be continuous and uniform and will be ' conducted to minimize erosion and siltation. The characteristics of the soil on the site as described by the soil Conservation Service indicate that the anticipated slopes will preclude any surface instability. I Adjacent areas outside the affected acreage will be protected By proper grading also. I c. All grading will be conducted during the mining as each area is completed. ' d. No acid forming or toxic producing materials are known to exist it the overburden or materials to be mined. Refuse will not bE generated on tfie affected land nor will aRy~refuse be disposed of in the mining process. ' Pollutlbn of drainage systems will be protected by proper .grading. I e. N.o auger holes, addits or Shafts are associated with this operation. Mining will be conducted so as to prevent harmful or polluting drainage. f. Slopes will be graded to be compatible with the needs of the final land use. No swimming facilities are Included ib the rec1ama.tion plan. Slopes in the ponds established ds ppart of the. reclamation will be no steeper than 2:1. I Depth of the ponds will be approximately 30-40 feet. I g. None of the reclaimed land will be used for either hprti.cultural or agriculture use. 1 I