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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M1999002
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
4/20/1999
Doc Name
TR1 TO APPLICATION RECLAMATION PLAN CHAPTER 1-7
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<br /> <br />and the topography of the area to be reclaimed will be considered. Soils will be <br />reconstructed according to the postmining land use needs, the topography and the <br />vegetation requirements of [he restored plant communities. Fertility evaluations will be <br />performed, and amendments will be applied as needed. <br />Contemporaneous Revegetation - Revegetation operations will be performed as <br />contemporaneously as is practicable. Seedbeds will be properly prepared and seeding <br />expeditiously performed to ensure that maximum germination and seedling establishment <br />are realized. Mulches or other surface treatments will be applied as needed to provide <br />temporary stability and [o promote seedling germination and establishment. Both <br />temporary and permanent revegetdtion operations will be timely performed. The level and <br />types of operations to be performed will be determined by the nature of the revegetation <br />objectives and goals. For example, planting temporary stabilization mixes will entail less <br />planning and work than will be necessary for permanent revegetation plantings. <br />Judicious use of the procedures and practices outlined above will allow American Soda to <br />minimize disruption to the environment during development, ongoing operations and final <br />reclamation of areas disturbed for solution mining. <br />There may be reasons to modify this Soil Conservation, Erosion and Sediment Control, <br />Reclamation. and Revegetation Plan in the future based on the success of the activities <br />implemented, changes in resource man,~gement priorities and objectives, improved methods or <br />technology, or other valid reasons. Fot example, if final (post-mining) reclamation of <br />disturbance in the mining panels should prove to be unsuccessful, other methods may be <br />required and would be agreed upon through consultation with the BLM. It should be <br />understood that American Soda views reclamation and revegetation as dynamic processes and <br />assumes that .future modifications to the Plan are likely throughout the life of the project. Any <br />necessary modifications will be developed through consultation with the BLM and other <br />affected p:utics. <br />Amencan Sala L.L.P. 1-2 <br />Soil Conservation, Flosion and Sedimrnt <br />Control. RecMnBion, and Revcgewtion Plan <br />U:lober ?8, 1948 <br />Revise) Apnl 4. 1947 <br />
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