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<br /> <br />Mr. Briggs <br />February 18, 1980 <br />Page -2- <br />2) 5-E-3 - The nearly vertical backwalls of the terraces must <br />be analyzed for long term stability. If sufficiently stable, <br />treatment of near-vertical slopes could include holes of various <br />sizes created randomly over the face for plants and wildlife. <br />3) 5-E-4 - Will any groundwater be encountered in this operation? <br />4) 5-E-4 - Please supply an analysis of the limestone fines <br />which will be used as a growth medium. <br />' 5) 5-E-5 - Please specify where the topooil stockpiles ,ire <br />located and the treatment of the stockpiles. <br />6) To what depth (in inches) will the topsoil be replaced <br />on the site? <br />7) 5-E-6 - If fine material from the processing plant is <br />to be used as a plant growth medium, it must be so stated and <br />must be soil tested to determine if it will support vegetation. <br />8) 5-E-7 - The grass seed should be planted no deeper than <br />-Z inch. <br />9) 5-E-8 - "Castle concrete assumes no liability for failure <br />due to extended drought impacts on unadapted vegetation.' <br />Management techniques must be designed to minimize drought <br />impact. Once the drought occurs, it is too late. <br />10) How will rainwater be channeled on the terraces? <br />11) 5-E-8 - Does this revegetation plan include the berm <br />area? l•Jhat revegetation studies will be done on top of the <br />berm and how will they be organized? <br />E. Exhibit G - Water Resources <br />1) At what depth is groundwater encountered? <br />2) Are water storage rights needed to retain this storm <br />runoff? <br />3) How will the loss of this intermitant drainage affec-: <br />areas down stream? <br />F. Exhibit I - Soils <br />1) The growth medium which will actually be used on the <br />site must have an analysis done. <br />2) According to Rule 6.5 a., "In those areas where reve~3etation <br />is part of the reclamation plan, land shall be revegetat~~d <br />in such a way as to establish a diverse, effective, and ~long- <br />lasting vegetative cover that is capable of self - regeneration <br />