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• and profile descriptions for further information. The <br />ultimate revegetation/reclamation of this area will be <br />addressed in the mining and reclamation plan or supporting <br />documents for the Mine. <br />1.7 SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS <br />Salvage depth for undisturbed topsoils occurring in <br />the pad area are shown in various tables and addressed in <br />the discussion of the four topsoil classes and in the map <br />unit descriptions. The discussion of the four classes (1.6 <br />DISCUSSION) also shows that the deeper, high quality soils <br />are suitable for use as a topdressing or for blending with <br />• lesser quality topsoil materials in areas lacking suitable <br />material. <br />Cut slopes of the existing road network will require <br />the greatest effort (e.g., hydroseed in some areas) to <br />reestablish a maintenance free vegetative cover. Cut slopes <br />should be left moderately rough with stones in place. This <br />technique will establish variable micro-environments to speed <br />up the establishment of vegetation. Cut elopes that are 2:1 <br />(27 degrees) or less should be left rough and undulating <br />with stones in place. This will inc °ase water infiltration, <br />decrease surface soil temperatures, and provide variable <br />micro-environments to speed up vegetation establishment. <br />• <br />_27 _. <br />