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<br /> <br />-2- <br />June 9, 1987 <br />3. The maps provided illustrate the location of the operation to be in the <br />reservoir inlet. How often does this inlet channel water, if at a11? <br />If it does flow, please provide diversion designs. <br />4. Please identify and locate all immediately adjacent landowners on the <br />Plat of Survey returned for amendment. Please return with response to <br />this letter. <br />5. What is the depth to ground water? <br />6. a. From your description, it appears that the topsoil will be graded to <br />slopes approaching 3H: 1V and seeded with a perennial cover crop for <br />conservation purposes. <br />b. Will placing the topsoil in the pit middle necessitate double <br />handling? Generally, soil is pushed to the pit perimeter and then <br />pushed down slope towards the pit middle to avoid double handling of <br />topsoil. <br />Your Exhibit G (Our Exhibit D) - Reclamation Plan <br />1. It is understood that 4000 pounds of straw or hay mulch will be crimped <br />into the soil following seeding. <br />2. The seeding rate recommended does not accurately reflect the proposed <br />seed mixture composition, i.e., a mixture of: <br />(a) 27% Crested Wheatgrass would require 2.7# PLS/AC <br />(b) 40% Western Wheatgrass would require 6.4# PLS/AC <br />The sand dropseed is adequate. <br />I would recommend adding the warm-season native, drought-resistant <br />nutritional Blue grams grass, and a nutritional, soil-building legume to <br />the seed mixture to enhance the final rangeland landuse. <br />Crested Wheatgrass <br />Western Wheatgrass <br />Bluge Grams <br />Sand Dropseed <br />Yellow Sweet Clover <br />Please discuss. <br />20% of mixture (10 x .2) = 2#PLS/AC <br />30% of mixture (16 x .3) _ ^~5# PLS/AC <br />25% of mixture (3 x .25) _ ~ 1# PLS/AC <br />25% of mixture (1 x 2.5) _ ^'25 PLS/AC <br />Trace =^: 5# PLS/AC <br />Our E:thibit B - Site Description <br />1. A copy of the application has been transmitted to the Division of <br />Wildlife for their review and comments, if any. <br />2. Are there any permanent, man-made structures within 200 feet of the <br />proposed permit boundary? <br />/tmm <br />0317E <br />