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~. <br />-2- <br />4 acres of minor disturbance (Previous phase - graded and topsoiled ready <br />for final reclamation revegetation, or seeded but not yet released from <br />reclamation responsibility.) <br />Your reclamation bond will be calculated on these assumptions unless you <br />provide information that changes the mining plan as written. As you can <br />see, the total disturbance is 10.5 acres which would disqualify you from <br />obtaining a limited impact permit. <br />EXHIBIT D - RECLAMATION PLAN <br />Your reclamation plan states that revegetation in conjunction with <br />reclamation of the site will be accomplished according to the ASC <br />recommendations, see Exhibit D. The Division assumes that you are <br />referring to the reclamation plan by Alex Parrot, <br />District Conservationist, with the Soil Conservation Service (SCS> and <br />that you are committing to all of his recommendations including <br />form CO-ESC-S. Please let me know if this is incorrect. <br />2. Your reciamation plan map shows the steepest reclaimed slopes to be 4:1 <br />or 15.51. A 4:i slope equals a 25~ slope and ±he Division assumes this <br />is what you mean. <br />EXHIBIT E - MINING AND RECLAMATION PLAN MAPS <br />The Division assumes the areas shown in yellow (buffer zone) on the <br />Mining Plan Map are not to be disturbed. This area approximates the area <br />shown in yellow (natural grade undisturbed) on the reclamation mao for <br />all areas except where the reclamation plan map indicates that drainage <br />will be established to the south off-site and the buffer zone has been <br />eliminated. Please clarify this. Gemonstrate what areas will remain <br />unaffected within the permit area. <br />2. YOU must Show on your Minin7i R.arla.mation Plan Map/s ownersnips ~~i thin <br />200 feet of your permit boundary. Show what land is owned by Custer <br />County and what land is owned by the Bureau of Land Management. Include <br />any other ownerships if necessary. <br />EXHIBIT J - RECLAMATION COST <br />You did not supply a reclamation cost estimate. After you have satisfied <br />all other adequacy concerns, you can supply reclamation cost figures <br />based on the worst case situation and what it would cost the state to <br />reclaim the site if it had to contract the work out. The Division will <br />review these figures, or if you do not supply an estimate, the Division <br />will calculate the reclamation cost/bond amount for you. <br />7089E/scg <br />