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<br /> <br />have been used and a date of seeding is available). <br />• 3) It is our understanding that the soil sample analyzed <br />by CSU was actually not topsoil but some lower horizon of <br />subsoil nor is it the growth medium that will be used in revegetation. <br />To our knowledge no analysis was done on the material that will <br />actually be used as the growth medium for revegetation. We must have <br />a soil analysis of the material that will actually be used as <br />growth medium, <br />RESPONSE F3. Four samples were taken at the Pikeview <br />Quarry. <br />Lab Nos. 775G and 775H were taken from soil in Tract C. <br />Lab Nos. 775I and 775J were taken from Tract B (ignore the <br />organic figure as its was probably due to foreign organic material such <br />as bits of leaf). These samples are close to the eventual plant <br />growth medium. <br />_• 4) Apparently the mining operation results in excess fines, <br />how will all of the fines be handled? <br />RESPONSE F4. Most of the excess fines will go back on the <br />site to make up deficiencies in the medium quantities. These fines <br />are marketable and any that remain would probably be sold. <br /> <br />P-I- 16* <br />