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call Jim McCazdle to discuss the historic mine features. Additionally, Jim Stark is <br />planning to meet Bob Saunders at the mine to view the holes Bob was concerned about. <br />Ms. Gallagher said she thought she was requesting a meeting with the Boazd. It was not <br />cleaz in her letter and I asked her to provide the reasons she was disagreeing with the <br />proposed bond release decision. Since she has not seen the findings document, she plans <br />to look at it and get back to me next week. <br />I told her the files were public and she could look at them anytime, including May 27. If <br />she wants to meet, we could arrange that as well. She said she would be in touch. <br />Ms. Gallagher was surprised that demolition debris was buried on-site. I explained that is <br />a common practice at mine sites. <br />I also explained that the bond release is a phased process with a ten yeaz liability period. <br />The ten years will start when EFCI plants their permanent seed mix. The bond release <br />we aze proposing to issue is for the backfilling and grading of the mine site. We aze <br />proposing to release a total of $534,012.00 ($14,072.00 for the bond reduction and <br />$519,940.00 for the bond release). The remaining bond to be held by the Division will be <br />$380,431.00. The estimated cost to complete the reclamation at the Southfield Mine is <br />$223,856.00. <br />