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' EXHIBIT D (Cont'd) <br />Current Conditions <br />T.]ap Exhibits C, I-1 and J-1 show the outline of the affected <br />' land, touching landowners, current topography, existing soil and <br />vegetation conditions and hydrologic conditions. <br />' The area was originally pasture land. When mining operations <br /> commenced, all grazing was halted, and the land is not being used <br /> For more details on current use see Exhibits G <br />H <br />at this time <br /> , <br />, <br />. <br /> I, J and K. <br /> Mining Plan <br />1 h1LRB P <br />it <br />M <br />1976 <br />d <br />Mi <br />d <br />h <br />i <br /> er <br />erm <br />e property <br />ay <br />un <br />ning starte <br />on t <br />n <br />' #74-86. Mining will occur in 14 stages numbered I to XIV. Total <br /> acreage being mined is 112.52 acres +, and the total affected land <br />' is 207.41 acres +. <br /> Mining was begun on the southern end of the property and is <br /> continuing in a northwest direction up the dike. i,Iap Exhibit D-1 <br /> shows the first four stages as being complete and mining in <br /> progress on Stage V. This Exhibit shows Stages VI through XI as <br />' not being mined. <br /> Map Exhibit F shows the final contour. Ralston Quarry is <br />' being operated year round as an aggregate supply for Asphalt <br /> Paving and for others. <br /> As operations begin on each stage, the soils and overburden <br />' are removed, segregated and stored for future use in seedbed <br /> preparation. The soils covering the area range in thickness from <br />' 0-1 feet and have variable components. Please refer to Exhibit I. <br /> <br /> <br />r_ <br />