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EXHIBIT E <br />RECLAMATION PLAN .AND TIMETABLE <br />' Reclamation ]?lan. The proposed future use of the affected <br />' land is to donate the property to Adams County. It is expected <br />that they will incorporate the property into their regional <br />' park plan. <br />The Mobile Pz-emix Concrete, Inc. reclamation plan will <br />create a large la}:e common with the Adams County Mann Lake. <br />The lake will be roughly rectangular in shape. The perimeter <br />lands will be reclaimed by backfilling and sloping the banks at <br />3 to 1 or less above water and 3 to 1 below water to a depth of <br />' 10 feet. All other below water slopes will be 2 to 1 or less. <br />Bank areas will be shaped irregularly and a few peninsular areas' <br />1 will be created. Revegetation will include seeding with a <br />suitable grass mixtureulching and fertilizing (as needed). - <br />The property ~~aill be mined in three stages with each <br />approximately one ,year in duration. At the conclusion of each <br />stage, a reclamation phase will commence. Please see Map, <br />Exhibit D and F for complete details and progression of the <br />mining stages and reclamation phases. <br />In salvaging topsoils, reference will be made to Exhibit I. II ~~ <br />1~ <br />' It is expected that: approximately 12 inches of soil will be <br />salvageable. Appro~:imately 8 to 12 inches of topsoil will be <br />' redistributed on the areas of the property to be reseeded. The <br />~1 <br />' available water capacity at that depth will be approximately <br />1 inch and is considered suitable for the species recommended. <br />Since reclamation is an ongoing part of the mining operation, <br />an attempt will be made to complete all grading, fertilizing and <br />seeding within one year of the completion of each mining stage. <br />' (7) <br />