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M-95-026/Adequacy 4/24/95 page 2 EXHIBIT B - INDEX MAP The two index maps are well prepared except that the specific areas outlined on each are different than what the permit area is. The outlines presumably depict the 120-acre county-owned parcel within which the permit area is located, but the outline should depict only the permit boundary. Copies of the same maps may be submitted to replace these originals, but please show a corrected outline. EXHIBIT C - PRE-MINING AND MINING PLAN MAPS There are two maps submitted at this point within the application materials. One is labeled "Mining Plan Map" and the other (the large one) is untitled, but presumably is the pre-mining map. That map should be specifically labeled. The map we consider the pre-mining map (the above-mentioned plat from Shy Surveyors) contains some, but not all, information about the adjacent landowners' names. Ownership must be shown for all properties within 200 feet of the permit boundary. The names for landowners adjacent to the east side, north side (across the county road) and south side of the permit boundary should be shown. The permit boundary itself should be labeled as such. No mining- related features need to be shown, unless they are pre-existing on the site. I am assuming that within the area labeled "topsoil storage area" there is no topsoil actually there yet. Please ensure that all significant structures (including underground utilities) and their ownership are shown. The mining plan map (as labeled) is of too small a scale to adequately depict sufficient detail of the activities in the four phases. Its scale should, in fact, be somewhat larger than that of the plat discussed in the preceding paragraph, in order to allow space for the required details. The separate types of information which should be shown on this map include: acreage of each phase (the amount in Phase I differs between the two maps), direction of mining in each phase, permit boundary (labeled), drainage pattern, sedimentation and runoff control structures, and areas where stockpiles will be located. Be reminded that all mining activities, including the stockpiling of material, roads, storage and fueling areas, structures, and reclamation must be within the permit boundary. It is difficult to determine between the two maps in this exhibit whether the road along the east side is in or out of the permit area. The location shown for topsoil is about 0.48 acre in size, but is outside the presumed permit boundary. Either the stockpile location or the presumed boundary line must be relocated. EXHIBIT D - MINING PLAN Please be more precise concerning the acreage figures mentioned in the narrative. what types of erosion prevention (ie., berms,