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• \ <br />of the approved permit. The map was drawn based on site specific soil investigations by <br />• BMRI's soils consultant. Topsoil stockpiles aze shown on Figure C-1 of the approved permit <br />and updated information can be found in Figure 1 of the Stormwater Management Plan. <br />Since the soils have been previously salvaged, stockpiled, and the majority of reclamation has <br />been completed, the information that is requested in 6.4.20 (17) c does not appear appropriate or <br />necessary for the San Luis Project. For existing operations an alternative approach would seem <br />appropriate, especially sites such as the San Luis Project where active reclamation has been <br />ongoing for several years and revegetation has generally been successful. <br />Approximately 1.33 to 1.65 million cubic yazds of topsoil were salvaged and stockpiled during <br />the active mining phase of the San Luis Project. <br />17.0 WILDLIFE PROTECTION <br />The wildlife protection and mitigation measures are contained in the approved peranit as part of <br />Exhibit D and E. The Colorado Division of Wildlife (DOW) was contacted as paR of the initial <br />• project permitting and their responses are discussed in Exhibit H and Responses to MLRD <br />Adequacy Letter dated February 15, 1989. BMRI has continued to maintain contact with the <br />DOW and will be sending them an updated copy of the ERP upon approval by the Division. <br />n <br />Baa(e Mountain Resources, lnc. SRepherd Miller lnc. <br />pa/00:6; itr-arpp_ry~ m~....:~e.pa(1/.~ix 12 Ocrober 28. 1999 <br />