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<br />• amount and quality of topsoil to reclaim this pit as required by <br />the Soil Conservation Service. Topsoil will then be evenly spread <br />over the recontoured pit area to a depth of 6" in preparation of a <br />uniform seed bed. The seed will be applied using a grass drill. <br />Reseeding will be in accordance with the Soil Conservation Service <br />recommendations (see attached report). Reseeding and planting <br />will be done in the fall after October 10th or in the spring <br />before May 1st. Reseeding in this manner will offer the best <br />chance of successful revegetation. <br />It is estimated that Grand County can complete total recontouring <br />of this site in 60 to 90 days after cessation of mining. <br />Reclamation and reseeding of the site will be done in the fall or <br />spring to guarantee optimum results for revegetation. The area is <br />partially fenced. It will be entirely fenced prior to <br />reclamation. Access will be strictly limited for at least one <br />full growing season. <br />Grand County will inspect the site on a monthly basis after <br />reseeding to determine the success of the revegetation program. <br />If it is determined by Grand County and the Soil Conservation <br />Service that additional reseeding is needed after one full growing <br />season, then Grand County will reseed the site or portions of the <br />site as needed in the approved manner presented in this plan. <br />• Grand County cooperates fully with all federal and state agencies <br />in the control of noxious weeds on public property. Grand County <br />has a weed control department and will utilize this department to <br />assess and control any noxious weeds that may occur on this site. <br />• <br />2 <br />