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<br /> <br />2010 the area disturbed will gradually decrease until about 2045 when <br />• the site is anticipated to be fully reclaimed. The last areas to be <br /> reclaimed will be the area of the industrial park. <br />TY.E RECLAMATION PLAIT AIID ITS IMPLEMEIdTATION - Up to this point the <br />land uses and the sequence of reclamation has been discussed. The <br />specific plan will not be presented. The presentation will follow <br />the format of Rule 6. <br />Grading - The quarry area will be graded to a topographic configuration <br />not unlike that of the original land. Some Local deviations will be <br />necessary but these will all be rather minor and should blend well with <br />the surrounding areas. F.oughly, the contours will follow those shown <br />in Exhibit F, Reclamation Map. More precise representation than is <br />shown here cannot be presented because exact removable quantities of <br />limestone cannot be projected for a given place. The contours shown <br />• are helieved to be a good approximation. <br />Most of the land will be sloped to 2:1 or less. Some local <br />areas may he much steeper and approach nearly vertical, but these <br />should blend with surrounding topography. The most notable example <br />of this is an area near the entrance to the canyon in Tract C. This <br />ridge of material cannot be mined without disrupting adjacent lands and <br />will have to remain. Most of this ridge was created by the previous <br />operator. <br />The other area of general deviation from the general sloped <br />pattern of the quarry will be within an area from. the top of the quarry <br />down to about the 7500 foot elevation contour. This area because of <br />its s*_eepness, will have to be terraced. each terrace will have a <br />. bench about 20 feet wide that is sloped into the hill about 1° and will <br />have a gradual slope from center to the edges to a1'_oca drainage. This <br />P-E-4 <br />