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• EXHIBIT D • <br />Wildlife <br />A letter from Bob Clark, Senior Wildlife Biologist; along with The Mined Land Wildlife <br />Statement/Evaluation for Limited Impact and Select Regular Mine Applications is enclosed <br />for Exhibit D. <br />EXHIBIT E <br />Reclamation Plan <br />As The Soil Conservation Service report indicates, revegitation can only be accomplished <br />on those areas where topsoil exists. We x111 follow the Soil Conservation Service guide- <br />lines for reclamation at the end of our operation. Portals x111 be secured by back- <br />filling them twenty feet insuring no entry. The gate will be locked with two tumbler <br />locks and hoods over them. <br />Soil in the pit and the loading facility area will be saved and stored in the end of the <br />pit to be used when reclamation is done. At the earliest opportunity upon final aban- <br />doment of the Deep Creek Placer Mine, reclamation activity will begin. Litter, srrap, <br />and debris will be disposed of at a county dump. What topsoil there is will be respread <br />on as much of the affected area as soil availability permits. There is very little soil <br />in the pit. After seeding the mulch x111 be of straw. B-Mining Company will do the <br />reclamation with our own men and equipment. We will take all necessary measures to pro- <br />tect or improve the integrity of the area. <br />EXHIBIT F <br />Proof of Compliance With Local Government Zoning <br />A letter from San tdiguel County Planning Commission, San 14iguel County Road and Bridge <br />Department, and a letter from The State of Colorado Department of Highways. <br />EXHIBIT G <br />Source of Legal Right-to-Enter <br />Statement of Ownership <br />EXHIBIT H <br />Reclamation Costs <br />All areas that must be seeded are stable; we have no slope gradient that even comes close <br />to 2:1 slope. We will follow the Soil Conservation Service recommendations. <br />In calculating the cost of reclamation it will be noted that we will use our own mining <br />equipment loaders, tractors, etc. We will vse a harrow, etc, to prepare the seedbed, <br />using the men at the mine to help complete the seeding, therefore the ma3or cost will be <br />seed, straw and fertilizer, which we feel can be accomplished for less than $2500.00. <br />Therefore we are asking for our bond to be set at $2,000.00. <br />(3 <br />C~~ <br />