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<br />Mr. J.R. Owen -6- December 7. 1984 <br />Exhibit E <br />5 tl. Reclamation (including revegetation) of areas to be disturbed outside <br />S L~~,' of the creek bed should also be described (e.g., clay pit, stockpile areas, <br />.`haul road, etc.). The S.C.S. may be helpful in this regard. <br />2. Bank areas of the creek above typical high water may need to be <br />revegeated as well as sloped to 3:1 or less. Please clarify the plans as <br />concerns disturbing such areas and, if needed, consult with the S.C.S. ort a <br />revegetation plan. <br />Withington Pit - File No. ht-84-186 <br />Exhibit B <br />1. Topsoil should be protected from potential stream flows by being <br />stockpiled up out of the stream channel. The same is true of the product <br />stockpiles (if any). What are the stockpiles now shown on the map? Please <br />clarify this matter. <br />2. What is the planned direction of mining along the creek bottom? <br />Exhibit D <br />1. A "water hole" is mentioned on the map. Presumably, however, this dry <br />creek bed is to be mined and reclaimed ~riithout exposing groundwater. Please <br />explain further. <br />Exhibit E <br />1. Which parts of the disturbed area are actually to be revegetated as <br />part of the reclamation plan? If the whole area is to be revegetated, I <br />presume that this is because the drainage channel flows so seldom. Please <br />clarify the plans in this regard. How is this dry creek operation different <br />from the other creek bottom pits as concerns revegetation of the channel area <br />itself? <br />Lincoln County Pit.- File No. M-84-187 <br />Exhibit A <br />1. An examination of one of your maps indicates that perhaps a part of the <br />NE 1/4 SE 1/4 of Section 24 should also be apart of the legal description. <br />Please explain this matter. <br />Exhibits B and C <br />1. Under a limited impact (110) permit, the maximum amount of acreage to <br />be included in the permit area must be less than 10 acres. Thus, the County <br />cannot permit the entire area they own. On the other hand, the acreage that <br />is actually to be permitted must be described precisely. The permit area you <br />