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<br />SOUTH CHIEFTAIN - Jefferson County <br />EXHIBIT D -(Continued) <br />Soils: The surface layer is grayish brown cobbly clay loam <br />about six inches thick. The subsoil is grayish brown clay about <br />two feet thick. The underlying layer is light yellowish brown <br />clay extending to a depth of five feet or more. Clay shale is <br />interbedded at depths of 20 to 40 inches, In some areas this soil <br />is well drained and in other areas the surface runoff is rapid <br />and water erosion high. <br />EXHIBIT E - Reclamation Plan <br />We will continue to use the__t soil as fill as we advance <br />with the pit and let the are return t its native state of grazing <br />land until the mining operati ce s. Total acreage to reclaim <br />will be determined at that time. We will follow the recommendation <br />by the Soil Conservation Service sloping the areas to 3:1 or <br />flatter and leave slopes rough enough to hold top soil and water <br />where possible for revegetation purposes, <br />The following seed mixture was recommended by the Soil Conser- <br />vation Service. <br />Type Of Plant <br />Western Wheat "Barton" <br />Pubescent Wheat "Luna" <br />Crested Wheat "Nordan" <br />Bulk Seed per Acre <br />4.8 lbs. <br />5.4 lbs. <br />4.0 lbs. <br />The bulk seed per acre should be doubled when Broadcasting. <br />A high nitrogen and high phosphorous fertilizer will be used to <br />promote plant growth. <br />When the mining operation ceases most of the land will have <br />been reclaimed as we advanced with the pit. <br />We have no future land use plan because this property is owned <br />by the Rooney Estate and we only have a perpetual lease to mine clay. <br />EXHIBIT F - Proof of Local Government Approval <br />See letter attached from Jefferson County Planning Director, <br />EXHIBIT G - Source of Legal Ri4ht to Enter <br />See Notarized letter attached. <br />- 2 - <br />