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2. We will stockpile overburden that won't immediately he utilized for reclamation in the that portion of the A-1 and A- 2 areas as illuatraCed on the mining plan. We do not anticipate stockpiling a great portion of this overburden. It is our intent to reclaim the perimeter with this material as we progress in excavation. Therefore since most stockpiles will only be left for a short duration, short-term stabilization would be inappropriate. However, any stockpiles left for more than one growing season will be temporarily revegetated, they will be clearly separate from topsoil piles, and the manager on site will be able to identify which piles are which to any MLRD inspector. One other item which I'd like to of topsoil stockpiles along the U.S. northern portion of the property. We safety and sound barrier purposes. revegetated. Exhibit E mention, is the addition 85 perimeter on the are doing this f.or This material will be 1. We feel the stability of the areas along U. S. RS will not be endangered by the 2 to 1 elopes, as the actual roadway surface starts over 30' from our fence. Therefore during mining our operation will be separated by over 40' (out 10' plus their 30'), We have received permission from the Highway Department for mining within 10' of their right-fo-way. 2. In accordance with your recommendation and ae per the County's Planning Commission approval, we agree [o have SA :IV elopes in the sand bar area to a depth of 5', after which the slope will be returned 2H:1V to the depth of the lake. 3. Most new highway construction pro~ecta require the importation of topsoil, and therefore we must provide for this community need. Since nine inches exists now on the property is some areas and supports vegetation, we feel that Chia depth of topsoil on the property Se quite sufficient to produce whatever vegetation is necessary. We, therefore, feel that an average of 9" of topsoil is more than adequate. LlS:S.LET.54..81.9A