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.~ tdr. Gilbert F, Rindahl -5- November 4, 1983 2. How will the ponds and drainage way to the east of the permit area be protected from sedimentation during mining and reclamation? Exhibit L 1. Since 20 acres of the permit area have already been stripped of topsoil, costs for replacing 10 acre feet of topsoil (or 16,133 cubic yards} should be included. At your rate of $0.80/c u. yd., this amounts ' to $12,906.40. 2. What does the 40 hours of scraper time at $60.00/h r. represent in ,p Sterms of reclamation? It must, at least, represent final grading for the ~`° pd~maximum disturbed area. Again, this would be 20 acres or more from what ~,,~, you have already said. This figure should be clarified. 3. Revegetation costs should include seed costs, fertilizer costs (estimated), mulch costs( at probably 4,000 lbs./acre) and equipment and labor costs to do the re vegetation work. These costs should cover the Z maximum area requiring re vegetation. ~~,~ ~~ 4. In general, your costs should be inclusive for the maximum area requiring the reclamation activities given. Furthermore, activities should be described in sufficient detail to enable the reader to evaluate i~fas~' wilihbe accomplishedyinealworst casetsituationas Givennthe~foregobng E) w analysis, your costs of $10,500.00 appear too low. Exhibit M J 1. To date, no confirmation of local zoning has been received by our office. This must be received before the Board can consider the application. Exhibit N 1. Presumably, a fugitive dust permit will be required for this operation. Please clarify the status of this permit. Exhibit 0 1. Please provide the original notarized affidavit proving legal right-to-enter. I have tried to be as comprehensive as possible in my review so as to minimize our necessary correspondence. Please call if you have any questions concerning this letter. S/i~n~c~erely, " I f 1G„~', Mark S. Loye Senior Reclamation Specialist MSL/tlh Doc. No. 6795