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<br />N85 020'53 "E 52.66'.
<br />N77 938'03 "E 205.52'
<br />N71 °22'09 "E
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<br />N15.44'38 "W
<br />N(3 °03'58 "W 183.44'
<br />N07 °20'08 "E 166,21'.
<br />S89.42'48 "W 665.69'
<br />N88 °31'40 "E 1316.20'
<br />SOUTH PLATTE RIVER
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<br />MAX. SIZE IIOt Ac.
<br />ESTIMATz"D WATER SURFACE
<br />ELEVATION - 5060';
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<br />T.2S., R.67W. 1 T.2S., R.67W.
<br />N89.57'55 "E 2640.10'
<br />NORTH LINE N.WJ /4 SEC. 20 N. 1/4 COR. SEC.
<br />T.2S., R.67W.
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<br />3 Approximately 120 of topsoil /overburden material shall be utilized
<br />for revegetation. Except along the South Platte River Berm, where
<br />°-' the UD&FCD may require a different seeding mixture and in Area 1 if
<br />farming is immediately undertaken, the following seed mixture shall
<br />obe planted for permanent revegetation in all areas proposed for
<br />U) revegetation:
<br />arassAy of Mix PIS Per Acre
<br />1343.13' —� S89 °5491"E 674.57' k j �
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<br />St re ank wheatgrass, Sodar lot 1.1
<br />v 3 ) cCi`ble er wheatgrass, common lot 1.1
<br />54wi hgrass, Blackwell lot .5
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<br />b> I- '' Bluff' gram, Covington 101 6
<br />W N Uj USi ats grama, Vaughn lot ,9
<br />C; v H � oCic r- Milk vetch, Monarch lot 1„3
<br />/ Total Pure Live Seed (PLS) per acre 9.4
<br />IMLJNED .INED DITC •�
<br />WIDTH VARIES ; Seedin% will occur in either the fall or spring, and will be
<br />AREA 28 3a: repeated in either the next fall or spring if necessary. Other
<br />detail on seeding may be found in the accompanying recommendations
<br />34± ACRES M as outlined in the letter in EXHIBIT I/J
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<br />OPTIONAL \ fp I Trees and shrubs will be planted as follows:
<br />AREA I 1. 400 shrubs and 200 trees will be planted along the bean along
<br />WATER RESERVOIR (MAX. SIZE 22s Ac.) the South Platte River
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<br />AND IOR / \ S89.52'35 "E 62$.711 2. 200 shrubs and 100 trees will be planted along other periphery
<br />a FUTURE URSANDEVELOPMENT � y areas around the lake area(s) .
<br />BACKFILL WITH SAND SPOILS' / No more than 101 of the deciduous trees may be Russian Olive, and
<br />��I BANK LOCATION AND / FUTURE URBANDEVELOP/ivl'ENT not more than Got may be a Cottonwood and willow species. The
<br />�fAXINIUf� ALIGNMENT FROM BACKFILL WITH SAND remaining tot or greater of the trees shall be other species of
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<br />BANK TO BE SPOIL 6 ACRES MIN. deciduous trees such as American Plum, western Catalpa, Green Ash,
<br />I BANK LOCATIOfV DETERMINED / Hackberry, Honey Locust, Russian Mulberry, Siberian Elm, or other
<br />adapted non- cottonwood, willow, or russian olive trees. Not more
<br />(6± ACRES INCLUDES BULL SEEP DITCH AREA) than lot of any one type of shrubs may be utilized. Typical shrubs
<br />which may be considered included Antelope Bitterbrush, Fourwing,
<br />N89.5P57 'W 1,346JB' N69 °51'S7°Y,f 1,303.40`r Saltbrush, Hansen. Rose, Rabbit 3uzh, ysuckle,
<br />-� Siberian P25bush, Hang 4
<br />Skunkbush Sumac, Lilac, Snowberry, Buffaloberry, Cisteaa Cherry,
<br />U ;f Manchiv Cherry,` Bluestein willow, Golden Current,
<br />NUlm Multiflora Rose, and Autumn Olive, Deciduous trees shall beta
<br />W impp minimum In caliper, and shrubs will be in 5 gallon containers.
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<br />WATER RESERVOIR NON LAKE AREA I TOTAL
<br />AREA 1 0 5± AC. 5t AC.
<br />AREAS 2A, 2C, 4 110± AC. 311 AC. 141± AC.
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<br />AREA 28 (Includes 0 -221 AC. 34 -121 AC. 34± AC, N
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<br />SOUTH LINE S.WJ /4 SEC. 20
<br />ADC 0 CONSULTANTS, I C
<br />07/08/94 REVISED LOTS TO AREAS W /AC., MISC., PER R.N.F.
<br />07/18/94 - MISC. REVISIONS TO SETBACK AND SLOPES, PER R.N.F.
<br />2090 EAST 104TH AVENUE, SUITE 305, THORNTON. COLORADO 60233 10/01/94 - REVISED RECLAMATION AREAS 8 MISC. NOTES
<br />(303) 450 -2204
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<br />S. 1/4 COR. SEC. 20 ,
<br />T.2S., R.67W.
<br />Permit Number
<br />Class: Permft
<br />Sectio x' # E._.�yarl�C4� %11 ...........
<br />Class: O Revision I
<br />TYpe/Seq
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<br />0 0 0 1 0 1 9 5
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<br />RECL ^." A,TION PLAN MAP- EXHIBIT F SCALE: I" =200' DATE: JULY 6, 1992 DRW. BY: G.A.B. CKD. BY: R,N.F, PROJ. N0: 92086
<br />PART OF THE EAST ONE-HALF OF SECTION 19 AND THE t, ' ONE -HALF OF
<br />SECTION 20, .LL IN TOWNSFTP 2 SOUTH, I RANGE 67 WEST, COUNTY OF ADAMS,
<br />STATE OF COLORADO. FILE NO: 19- 27 -I8L SHEET I OF
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<br />T.2S., R.67W. 1 T.2S., R.67W.
<br />N89.57'55 "E 2640.10'
<br />NORTH LINE N.WJ /4 SEC. 20 N. 1/4 COR. SEC.
<br />T.2S., R.67W.
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<br />SCALE: IRe =200'
<br />!? &u > { 9_E 1 A T l _QN_ -11 LAN
<br />3 Approximately 120 of topsoil /overburden material shall be utilized
<br />for revegetation. Except along the South Platte River Berm, where
<br />°-' the UD&FCD may require a different seeding mixture and in Area 1 if
<br />farming is immediately undertaken, the following seed mixture shall
<br />obe planted for permanent revegetation in all areas proposed for
<br />U) revegetation:
<br />arassAy of Mix PIS Per Acre
<br />1343.13' —� S89 °5491"E 674.57' k j �
<br />w WeetWn wheatgrass, Barton 201 3.2
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<br />St re ank wheatgrass, Sodar lot 1.1
<br />v 3 ) cCi`ble er wheatgrass, common lot 1.1
<br />54wi hgrass, Blackwell lot .5
<br />atLit�eebblu stem
<br />w n e lot .7
<br />b> I- '' Bluff' gram, Covington 101 6
<br />W N Uj USi ats grama, Vaughn lot ,9
<br />C; v H � oCic r- Milk vetch, Monarch lot 1„3
<br />/ Total Pure Live Seed (PLS) per acre 9.4
<br />IMLJNED .INED DITC •�
<br />WIDTH VARIES ; Seedin% will occur in either the fall or spring, and will be
<br />AREA 28 3a: repeated in either the next fall or spring if necessary. Other
<br />detail on seeding may be found in the accompanying recommendations
<br />34± ACRES M as outlined in the letter in EXHIBIT I/J
<br />N
<br />OPTIONAL \ fp I Trees and shrubs will be planted as follows:
<br />AREA I 1. 400 shrubs and 200 trees will be planted along the bean along
<br />WATER RESERVOIR (MAX. SIZE 22s Ac.) the South Platte River
<br />/y•
<br />AND IOR / \ S89.52'35 "E 62$.711 2. 200 shrubs and 100 trees will be planted along other periphery
<br />a FUTURE URSANDEVELOPMENT � y areas around the lake area(s) .
<br />BACKFILL WITH SAND SPOILS' / No more than 101 of the deciduous trees may be Russian Olive, and
<br />��I BANK LOCATION AND / FUTURE URBANDEVELOP/ivl'ENT not more than Got may be a Cottonwood and willow species. The
<br />�fAXINIUf� ALIGNMENT FROM BACKFILL WITH SAND remaining tot or greater of the trees shall be other species of
<br />(/
<br />BANK TO BE SPOIL 6 ACRES MIN. deciduous trees such as American Plum, western Catalpa, Green Ash,
<br />I BANK LOCATIOfV DETERMINED / Hackberry, Honey Locust, Russian Mulberry, Siberian Elm, or other
<br />adapted non- cottonwood, willow, or russian olive trees. Not more
<br />(6± ACRES INCLUDES BULL SEEP DITCH AREA) than lot of any one type of shrubs may be utilized. Typical shrubs
<br />which may be considered included Antelope Bitterbrush, Fourwing,
<br />N89.5P57 'W 1,346JB' N69 °51'S7°Y,f 1,303.40`r Saltbrush, Hansen. Rose, Rabbit 3uzh, ysuckle,
<br />-� Siberian P25bush, Hang 4
<br />Skunkbush Sumac, Lilac, Snowberry, Buffaloberry, Cisteaa Cherry,
<br />U ;f Manchiv Cherry,` Bluestein willow, Golden Current,
<br />NUlm Multiflora Rose, and Autumn Olive, Deciduous trees shall beta
<br />W impp minimum In caliper, and shrubs will be in 5 gallon containers.
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<br />WATER RESERVOIR NON LAKE AREA I TOTAL
<br />AREA 1 0 5± AC. 5t AC.
<br />AREAS 2A, 2C, 4 110± AC. 311 AC. 141± AC.
<br />8 5 Uncludes S.
<br />Platte River Area) _
<br />AREA 28 (Includes 0 -221 AC. 34 -121 AC. 34± AC, N
<br />M Bullseep Ditch
<br />0 Area) 3
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<br />TOTAL 110 -1321 AC. 70 -48± AC. 180± AC. ;�
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<br />SOUTH LINE S.WJ /4 SEC. 20
<br />ADC 0 CONSULTANTS, I C
<br />07/08/94 REVISED LOTS TO AREAS W /AC., MISC., PER R.N.F.
<br />07/18/94 - MISC. REVISIONS TO SETBACK AND SLOPES, PER R.N.F.
<br />2090 EAST 104TH AVENUE, SUITE 305, THORNTON. COLORADO 60233 10/01/94 - REVISED RECLAMATION AREAS 8 MISC. NOTES
<br />(303) 450 -2204
<br />i
<br />S. 1/4 COR. SEC. 20 ,
<br />T.2S., R.67W.
<br />Permit Number
<br />Class: Permft
<br />Sectio x' # E._.�yarl�C4� %11 ...........
<br />Class: O Revision I
<br />TYpe/Seq
<br />Class: O Report D Hydro DCeneral
<br />Doc Type:
<br />DApplication (Coal only) D Bond D En(omement O Inspacbon
<br />It
<br />0 0 0 1 0 1 9 5
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<br />RECL ^." A,TION PLAN MAP- EXHIBIT F SCALE: I" =200' DATE: JULY 6, 1992 DRW. BY: G.A.B. CKD. BY: R,N.F, PROJ. N0: 92086
<br />PART OF THE EAST ONE-HALF OF SECTION 19 AND THE t, ' ONE -HALF OF
<br />SECTION 20, .LL IN TOWNSFTP 2 SOUTH, I RANGE 67 WEST, COUNTY OF ADAMS,
<br />STATE OF COLORADO. FILE NO: 19- 27 -I8L SHEET I OF
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